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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-13

at court house. ........., .....
caro- Evening Sun, envelopes, etc. ,

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AT court hoise.............. ............ 3 Y
Cairo Evening Sun, envelopes, etc,
for sheriff.. ............,,........... q,
Goldstine Il Rosenwater, nrr,ban-
dise Tor poor farm. ..............a... 90 C.
Jho. Cain, II days bail,fr ut the
January term circuit cOurt......... 81 "
John Hogan, 3 days bailin at the
January term circuit court. ...... Z ~
Charles Saup, - days bailifi al the
January term circuit court......... 7G 0l
Daniel Mccarthy, &c days bailtr at
the January term circuit court. az VI
ThOs. A. Brown, 8 days bailifi at
the January term circuit court. Is 0d
John Davis, 3 days baiIifI at the
January term circuit court ........ IL On
A. j. Grattey, days bailii at the
January term circait court ...... GU
Marion Marks, 2 days baiifl at the
January term circuit cOurt....... 00
Hazard Martin, IL days baiIiff at
the January term circuit court u on
A. Thompson, days baiiiif az tile
January tenn circuit court l-...-t 2 ~
81. Hunsarker, day bailIh 1T the
January term circuit court.-..... %
John III. Kelley, 3 days bailin at
the January term circuit court. o 90
James Bright, 81 days bailifl at the
January term circuit conrt....... a 20
j ohm Shechan. 3 days bailiff at the
January term circuit court. ....... JIG 90
Richard Taylor, 3 days watching
jail. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. U WI
Jas. -. Donnel. . days watching
Ia'i ........................ ~ w
Whereupon the board adjourned until
> O'Clock am, tomorrow.
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Administrators Notice,

Estate of Charles Booker deceased. ..a b. Ir..
The undersigned, having been appointed adj
min isratOr Of the estate Of Charles booker, late
of the county OF Alexander and state of ILL
nois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the county court OF Alexander
county, AT the court house In Cairo at tbs April
term, on the third Monday In April next. NJ
which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested TO attend
for the purpose of having the same adjusted
All persons indebted to said estate are pouested
10 make immediate payment 70 the undersign ned
Dated this I'D day Of February. A. d. 1871.
lGEORGE l1AYTNER
Ad1niniatratS,r
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Foreign Travel"
Nicholas Minturn, 4"
BY DR.. Holland, the Editor.

~ ~ holiauus tue EultOr,
whose story of"sevenoaks - gave the hig.
est satisfaction to the readers of the
| Monthly.
The scene of this latest novel il laid on
the banks Of the Hudson. The hero ia
young man who has been always TIED 10 a
womans apron strings" but who, by the
death OF his mother, is left alone in the
world-to diiit on the current OF iife-with
fortune, but without q purpose.
Another serial, ellis lnhcritance. " hy
Miss Traitor, will begin on the compile ton
Of That Lass @ Lowrie's," by Mrs. Hodg-
son Burnett. Mrs. Burnett's story, begun
In August, has pathos and dramatic power
which have been a surprise to the public.
There Is TO be series Of original and ex-
quisitely Illustrated papers OF ''PopulaI Sci.
ence," by Mrs. Herrick, each paper COM
plete in itself.
There are to be, from various pens, papers
Home Life and Travel"
Alse, practical suggestions as to town and
country life, village improvements, etc., by
wsll-knOwn specialists.
Mr.. Barnard's articles on various indus.
| tries OF Great Britain include the history ol
"some Experiments in Cooperation" "a
Scottish Loaf Factory in the Noyembe,
number, and TOAD Lane, Rochdale," il
December. Other papers are, The British
| Workingman's Home, "a Nation OF Shop
keepers, ""HSpenny aWeek for the Child
| etc. 1
| A richly illustrated series will be given or
American Sports by Flood and Field" BY
1 various writer's, and each on q ditfcren nj
theme. The subject of
Household and Home Decoration
/ VIII have prominent place, whilst the
productions OF American humorists will an.
pear nom month to month. The list Of
shorter stories, biographical and other
sketches, etc, is long one.
Inc editorial department will continue to
employ the ablest pens both ut home and
abroad. There win be series O! letters on
ford. -
The pages of the magazine will be open,
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permit, to the discussion of all themes af-
ieetipg the social and religious life OF the
world, and specially to the freshest thought
OF the Christian thinkers and scholars of
this country.
We mean to make the magazine sweeter
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ences, and a more welcome visitor than
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for 81.
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Scribner's Monthly
AN UNRIVALED ILLUSTRA
TED MAGAZINE.


When SCRIBNER issued jts famous Mia
summer Holiday Number in July, a friendly
erltic sad OF II "We are not sure but that
SCkiBNfR has touched high-water mark.
we 90 not see what worlds are left TO IL 10
oonqueI. hut the publishers do not con-
th,iie OF excellence-they believe 'there are
other worlds to conquer, and they propose
TO conquer them.'
The prospectus for the new volume gives
me titles OF more than fifty papers mostIy
lllustrated). by writers OF the highest merit.
Under the head of
Foreign Travel"
we have "a Winter on tho Nile by Gen.
Mcclellan 'saunterings About CONSTANT
nople," by Charles Dudley Warner; cont
OF My window at Moscow" by Eugene
schuyler! "An American in TIrkistan,"
etc. Three serial stories are annotinced:
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
Interesting Religious Exercises.

A Missionary Convention OF the ladies
of the Presbytery OF Washington, will
meet in the First PRESBYTERIAN Church oi
Wheeling, at 1880 o'clock this ever ing,
and continue in session durlngs Friday
The meeting this evening will be open
10 all, bath gentlemen and ladies. and
will be addressed by Rev. ). Ii. Kellogg,
pastor of the Third Presbyterian Churcn,
Pittsburgh, who has spent many years IN
active missionary work IN lLdia HIS
theme will be "Nouans Work for
Woman" in heather lands. A rare op.
portunlty will be afforded To our cIt'z n
to obtain Information in regard to this
important work from one who possessrs
such stores of knowledge on this subject.
Rev. DR.. Hays, OF Washington ard
Jefferson College will also make short
address. On sunday 1T 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
there will be n meeting for women
alone, witch will be addressed by Miss
Hattie Noye., of Canton, Chins, and
others who will be present; and also al
halt past O'Clock NJ, there will b. a
meeting for conference and devotional
exercises. Delegates coming t. the Con q.
vention will report on their arrival to the
Committee on Entertainment NJ the
FIRST Presbyterian Church tn Chspline
street All the lsO les of Wheeling and
vicinity are cordially invited to attend
these meetings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
wnee,ips Retail Market.

SECOND Wednesday Morning
The market was only moderate this
morning. the unreasonable weather, per-
hsps, keeping many of the farmers away
Eggs and butter were 10 good demand at
quotations. New Bermuda potatoes have
made their appearances At 81 70 per peck;
Tomatoes from tho South are also offered
at fabulous prices. 49,
psopucE-Eggs l2c per dec; butter
2sQSOc per ID chickens each, so{SSoc;
cora meal zoo per peck.
observation-disclosures, old, 4oc per
neck: new from Bsrmuds 81 co. onions
40c Der peck; beets SOC per peck; turnip'
zoe per peck; parsnip' zoe per peek
,west potatoes Coo per peck; new
onions s@5c per bunch; lettuce oSloc
perbe I'D, oOc per peck; spinsch sbc per
beck; rsddlshes 5(Sl0c per bunehi ksle
25c per peck; rhubsrb SC per 6unchi peas
SlO0 pc, peck; cucumbers 10 cents eHen
sspsrsgus, three punches for % cents
FsUIr-Apples l5@20c per peck.
SHApS TkEEs AND PLANrs-fopisr
sugar, maple and pines 25tG5Oc sccordin
10 size; sprigs and roots OF bushes CSloS
each; flowers in pots s95Co according 70
onallty
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
8ASE BALL

ARattled Club and Game OF hlrol
There was game of ball at the sssnI t
ard grouuos yesterday, and q game men
,hould have been recorded 10 the ereois
Of the home club has been rseoraso
against them, the fault OF which party
lies with the umpire, who made = sac
mistake in his decision in the seventh 10.
ming. when D third Buckeye man was pu.
ont on second base, and partly with tOe
home club, which was guilty OF sixteen
errors. because Of their becoming eA
ceedingly ratified at the umplrss aecls'
ion O. to the 9th inning, however
the game was played we'll by the nome
club and even The Bucks expected defeat
but "iuck," as the visiting nine' e.-
pressed it, prevailed, and they won. con
irsry to their fondest sntlclPatlons.
There is one thing which the Standards
have to overcome, ard that is, ceris'n
PLAYERS will have 10 dispossess themselves
of that chroI 10 nervousness when cna..
scteriIss them when all depends on taeir
movements Practice makes perfect
and that IS what Is needed to do away
with 10 TO 7 games. The score 10:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
A s0rrOWiul Fact.

A report is being c,rcu ated in this
CIV that Messrs. Dun bar and Stringer,
the gentlemen who insugu,sted the
n ,rpny revival here, have fallen rom
grace At Buffalo, n. Y. The story is that
thew were gwen 500 by the Buffalo
committee, who. after watching them for
son. tlue, found them drunk IN a saloon,
This is serious matter, and one which
should be silted. Ii any person Is pos
ssssed OF positive information on the sub
ject we should be glad to hear from
them. If,he report Is untrue 1t should
bs st -angled before it goes any fsrther.-
Standard A reporter OF the REGISTER
has been informed that Mr.. Stringer ex-
pressed himself to n gentleman OF this
city, at Pittsburgh recently, that he was
oply in the business for money, of which
he could make more than by his occups
tion-psinung. II is with regret that
the fact is recorded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
TO ALL. PARTICULARLY
INVALlDS,

epripg b o trying season; indications o.
sick O should ct once be aIt n6eo 10
Fatal diseases may be eaused ~ allowlne
the bowels 81 become const1pated ana tns
systSm 10 remain IL ntsol dsred cOpdl.
ton, until the disorder has time 20 deveicp
Itself An oun of prevention Is worm
pound OF cure, 10 an old and truth iul say.
Ing. Therefore, We advice all VINO are
troubled with the complaints now very
prevaisnt-headach indigestion. disord-
cred l,yer. want Of soPstitIh, petite, nsu Ssss OF
Sche cks Mandrake Pills. we know OF
no remedy 50 harmless and decisive In its
action, IL at oute strikes at The root OF
the disease and produces ca thy toae
TO the syste ". Peop,e never need sunes
from any d ,sease srislng from dis9rdereo
con iition OF the liver II they wonld 'aks
this excellent medicine when ,hey Ieei
the d MT Indications OF the malaoy. faml-
lies leaving home Tor the Sum mer moh.ps
should take three or four boxes OF thtse
piIs with them. They have an most
In .tautaneous effect. They will relieve
the paiisnL OF headache In one or Two
hour and will RAPIDLY Gle nse the liver
OF surrouudi x bile, and will TN ctualiy
prevent q bilious attack. Tn. y are soiu
by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
Real Estate Transactions.

The following transactions IN real
estate were recorded in the othse Of
the County Clerk Yesterday:
Deed made May /, 1877, from Marie
q. Atkinson and John w. Atkinson to
Chas. w. Franzheim, forty-seven feet
on west END of lots ID and Is, square 2,
Gilchrlst's addition to city; .or $40.
Deed made April 80, 1877, from
Rebecca Fitzpatrick to A. d. Whslly,
three feet of southeast corner OF lot No.
Is, Fipk's addition to city; for $50.
Deed made May 2, 1877, from Eliza
Smith, guardian Of Mary Belle Smith,
10 james Emblem, part of lot No 81,
south side of Eighteenth street; for $415.
Deed made May 2, 1877, from VIM. Il.
Smith and.wife to James Emblem, part
of lot No. 81, south side of Sixteenth
street; for $426.
Deed made April 80, 1877, from An
selins P. Fink to Rebeccs Fitzpatrick,
three feet of north half Of lot No. Is,
F,nk's addition TO cityi for $50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
A Grea, Destruction OF } uss.

Tonight at the Oper' house, the pecu-
liar and tmphaticslIy novel exercise OF
breaking three hundred "litt.e brown
Jugs will engage the attention OF one OF
the biggest audiences the house has ever
had in It. About three months ago,
every scholar and teacher in the Sunday
School, and every friend OF the church
who desired 1t. received little brown
Jug" in which TO put money tor meeting
pay ment on charpel debt. the time for
breaking the jugs and C, u ting the mon
sy has arrived, and this will b. doae 10
night. Between the am ouncements OF
results there will be singing and stru
mental music, an address by &. Ora
craft, children's hymns etc. The rates OF
admission are very low ard the object
worthy one. both OF which facts will help
crowd the house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
CutcIao Nav 2.-Flour-Dull and

CHICAGO, May 2.-Flcur-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Unsettled, but gene
rally lower; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 90
cash and seller May;sales Isl 62(dl oil
seller June; closed at 81 57i seller June;
No. 81 46; rejected 81 10. Corn-Un,
settled and lower; active NJ 5'tc cash;
ga es at 2li@52c solier June; closed at
52tc seller June; rejected 49c. oals--
Demand fair and market firm ut Ale
cash; 42c seller June. Rye-Essler at
S6c. GarIey-Steady and unchanged.
Pork--Dull and prices sshsde lower at
Sl49O9l5 % cash; Sl4 50 seller May;
SIS O25 seller June; SIS 20tGl6 % seller
July; sales Al Sl4 70Gl5 10 seller June.
L4rd-In tair demand but ut lower
rates At 80 IS cash; 50 1909 80 sci er
July. Bulk Meats Dull Mt 1885.
Whisky but firm ut 81 10.
Call Whest-At 81 81 cash;
81 60 seller June. Corn-At 55s653lc.
Oats-Firmer at 4lG,4l!c cash. 4l(n42t
seller June. Pork-Strong"r NJ Sl4 70
cash; SIS POI seller June. Lsri-SErong
and higher ut So 97t seller June.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
wheeling Live stock Marker.
CHRISTMAS Stock YARDS, |
THURSDAY, May z. (

Csttle-The arrivals for the week
were 40 head. Quotations, common y
G,3sc; tsir Si94i; choice 4tSet. Ine
Al rivals Tor tue week were Hi home cat
tie. The demand Is only moderate.
Hogs-The arrivals Tor the week were
800 head. The prices are 4!95tc. Most
of the sales were nj sc Bulk sales 10
packers nj s. Tor good hogs. Demand
OILY moderate, the hogs selling slower
than last week.
Sheep The arrivals were 70 head
Prices, 4I@5!c, some extra choice selling
I'D 10 Sc. Inc demand Is good.
Lsmbs-T1ere have been no arrivals
for the week, but some inquiry. Good
lambs will bring &c.
Mulch Cows-But little demand.
Culves-Arrivals $50 head. Quota
tions S25O@6O0. The market Is very
largely supp led, but rs there Is more
money in them To the butchers, NJ pres
ent quotations, than cattle, all are bought
that are offered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
Hay DEyOTIONS.
Their Observance I'm the Catholic
Churches.

Churches.
Ali conscientious Catholics ooDeecrate
tie month Of May in special manner 70
the honor Of the Blessed VIrgin-thstis,
by dsvotions nd religious instruction
every day during the entire month. This
pious practice originated in Italy, and
the month of May was selected
in preference 10 any other from
a wish 10 change season OF dis
sipation ana amusement into one OF
instruction and devotion. From Italy
the practice pissed into France and other
countries OF Europe, and finally, some
thirty-ive or forty years ego, into TINS
country. 1t is observed, as before stated,
by all good Catholics, who, as they clam,
profit by the opportunity OF testIlyipg
their love and gratitude to the Blessed
Virgin, and of cultivatipg the virtues
which would assimiste them 10 this per-
feet model of Christians. On the even.
ing before the first OF May those who
unite to practice the devotion assemble
at their respective churches, IN eacn OF
which is an altar, over which Is an
image of the Virgin Mary, adorned
with flowers and other decor ,llons. An
hour or two is passed here IN prayer and
meditation. These exercises ARE repeated
each day usually in the evening"
throughout the month. On tue l0th ana
Goth days OF the month the isi hlul eA'
anime themselves rs to the manner IN
which the exc cises of the preceding
DAYS have been performed, TO the end
thst neglect or tepidlty may be repented
If and avoided. On the Sunday next
| ia. medisteIy following the last day OF the
month, all who are engaged IN the deV"'
tions approach the sacrament oil pehanc'
and the eucharist. In The afternoon o.
tn at day the pastors OF all the churche'
read the act of conservation to the Sacred
Heart of Mary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet s inches.
The Carrie Brooks passed down yester'
day morning.
The Exchange passed down yesterday,
en- route Tor Clncir natl.
The Science departed for Parkersourg
Yesterday morning.
The Express, en- route for Pittsburgh,
passed up yesterday with good trip.
The Kerr departed yesterday for Pits
burgh with good trip
The Hercules, joe Stone and George
Roberts passed up yesterday morning
with lows.
The Granite State, for Pittsburgh,
passed up yesterday.
Gen Humphreys, Chief of the United
States E gineers, IN charge OF the ONO
river Improvement, is in the city 10 KING
sitter the work on the experimental dah
ut Davis island.-Pius Com-G0z
Mr.. II. Seamon, agent for the steamer
Emma Graham, has bought the huh o!
the old steamer Goal Bluff that has
been living At Rochester. The null has
been placed on the docks here .Or repairs,
and will be converted into whnr boat
for the convenience Of shippers n this
point.
by Telegraph.
PrrTsBUKGu, May River 5 feet 3
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Weather cool
and cloudy. Depurted-NashvlILe, Ten
nessee river.
MEMPHIS. Mty 2.-Rver fell l inch;
stands 81 icet 8 inches. Werther ear;
mercury II degrees. DEPARTED Hard
Cash, White river; Go6, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 2.-Eiver. 20 feet
2 inches and rising. Weather cool.
Departed john d. Parker. Memphis;
Thompson Dean, New Orleans. The
Shinkle Is due tom Memphis.
CAIRO, May 2.-Arrlved-. Laura Davis,
Cincinnati; City OF Helena, 1T. Louis.
Departed Davis. ST. Louis; Jos. Wal
ton, st. Louis. River 81 ieet 9 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy; mercury
81 deg.
EVANSVILLE, May q - Weather
cloudy and signs OF rain; mercury 45 to
3d. River lot iett and falling, Down
j. A. Wood, Smoky C:ty and tow.
Mornitg Star. Up-ShirKIe, George
Lysle ard tow, ldlewlId, Maggie smith.
ST. LOUIS, May 2-Arrived--War
Eagle, Keokuk; Red Wing, st. Paul;
Lady Lee, Peoria; st. GeDe'leve NIcks-
burg; Bee and bsrges, New dreams
Departed GoIddu.t, Kansas City; War
Esgle, Keckuk; Red Wing, ST.. Paul;
Lady Lee, Peoria; Rhodes, Pittsburgh.
River falling slowly. Weather cold ard
cloudy, with rain this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
POLICE COURT JUDlE CRAyMER
"GAINED 4 POUND ~ A DAY.

Here is Nh example of the HEALING,
CLEANSING and RESTORATIVE capable
ties OF DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic, rs applied to
the LIVER and LUNGS:
SOUTH STOCKTON, NY, April :, rs.
Dr.. NJ. NJ. FENNEs, Fredonia, n Y:
DEAR SIK;- l had been suffering from
Assesses on my Lungs and Live Dis
ease for about three months. Coughed
a great deal, had become nervous and
restless and my flesh had wasted away.
l had been treated by three dit
ferent physicians without any MS
terial heneft. They finally sd.
vised change of climate TO AVOID Con.
sumption, and in August last l had
decided to break up my business here
and 60 west in search OF health. Atlhis
time I was induced TO try your Blood
ard Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic,
wbereupon to my surprise l b,gaa 10
recover. Once fairly under its IL fuence
| gained flesh q. tie rate OF pound q
aay. A ter using TWO and oue-hsf bot
ties Of the Remedy, was well man,
and went about my business which l
have continued uniuterruptedly to this
time, weighing now as much a. ever
did in my life. These are facts. ss any.
one can ascertain of me or others 8. South
Stockton, n. Y any dsy.
Gratefully Yours,
J. Il. CLARKE.
Sold by dealers in medicine Logan,
List s Co, wholesale agents, Wheeling,
W. Va.
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THE ElDkL.IOS.
Preparations for Summer fesuSt
ties and q Perpetuaiion OF Mardi

Last night the Fidelios met at Mem
hausen's hall, to make arrangements Tor
the summer season. The sCclety pr
poses during the summer months tog've
a series of excursions and to perpetuatc
itself permanently as Il real genuine
Mardi Grss society-s society IN when
there will be- no foolish differences and
which will carry out any programme 1t
anticipates. At present the officer are:
President, F. Relster; Vice-President,
II. G. Petermsn; Financial Secretary
G. Walters; Corresponding Secretary, D..
G. Hammer; Treasurer, Henry Biumen-
berg; Master OF Ceremonies, w. Miller;
Assistant Master OF Ceremonies, Conrad
Thalman. For the first excursIol 10 be
given by the society the present season,
Messrs Aug. Rolf, John Heckel and
Henry Blumenberg were appointed
committee to make such arrange mems,
and under their guidance 1t is unheces'
sary to state that the F!delios are sure
OF success in their undertaking.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
af'heeIing Arglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Notice-R H. Sweeney.
California Dried Fruits-Crawford &
Thoburn.
ID ssolution-Kline 81 Clarity.
To the Public-S. Kline.
Hamilton Opers House.
Call and see Us-H.nes, Wilson q
Co.
Notice Mission Meeting.
Blue Glass Chimueys-Cummins y
Woods.
Free Eye and Ear Dispenssry-Dr.
Hardesty.
Try Suilivan's Cologne.
Sunday School jug Breaking.
Book Beer City Hail Saloon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
Consistency, Thou Art u Jewel.

The Wheeling Eoen,mg Standard has
recently been so unjust rs to use the
CONNER elai- Gozettes specials without
oven the slight recompense of giving
credit tc this p.per. II was not so here
tnfore. Whist is the matter with you,
Com GIG Where art
thou. oh Remarkable Coincidebce2"