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ASCOiCt.C OII'tship.

4 shv younr man OF ScOtlasd Tor IOuT-
,..n yryr. hsi woo,d the las,Ie OF his
heart. One night Jamie, for that was
lhn yoipr mans name, called to see
Jennie. and there WAS terrible look
about mis- eyes-just Us there Is some-
times when they We made up Their minds
r. non Tine question. And Jamie came
- and sat i own by the fire Just as he
had done every Tuesday and FRIDAY
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FASHION FOIBLES FORTfsE FAIR.

A NOVEL gsrnlture on brown velvet
bonnet is a pheasant breast combined
with seal skin.
A KID GLOVE finger slid over bouquet
stems is the best protection and finish,
looking neat and elegant.
A Hon STREET Cir, when her lover
treats her, always wears gloves the color
of the ice cream she calls ior-NeDGrk
Call
The novelty of the season tor bonnets
is the arc en-Ciel beads, showing the
flashing rainbow tints, united In fringe,
and magnificent bronze jets.
In lingerie, beautiful sets of white
linen arc embroidered by machine IN
fine patterns of red and blue, so inter
mingled as to produce very ricn effect.
MANY wooden founces have bands of
bias silk for their trimming. The edges
of most hounCes are now hemmed by ma
chine; very few are bound.
POINT Duchesse and point gauze neck
laces find favor with ladies oftsste. They
are worn over high-necked velvet or silk
dresses, and cost from So to $40. -. .-.-.,
STRAW and felt round hats for travel
ing and morning wear, are seen IN
helmet shape, and all with the rim
turned over the sides snd faced with
black velvet.
BLUE az bronze Brazilian birds, the
Chinese king fisher, the purple-read tan
,,.........lss' krau.fs harnDE'
and the sharp wing of the sea-gull are
seen on winter bonnets.
A FAvoRITE fashion and an economi-
cal one is that OF drawing the back
breadths Of the lower silk skirt together,
and fastening the apron drapery vi the
overslart beneath these breadths.
In bonnets, popular taste inclines to
the modified cottage shape and the close
fitting capote. Another style IS called
MontpeusIer, and there is u new one with
large raised brim, ana yet another
shape has q broad brinl and low crown.
THE greatest number Of coihGrgs come
quite low at the back, OF quite m-h, ana
Tor the former style "Catog"n' bralds or
the French TWIST are chiefly employed,
and occasional additions are made by
short curis placed Ii some graceful way.
The favoiite style Tor b2uErrIiee
dresses is the Dr,c;oire cr coz. shaped
back, or the long tabs are on the s.desi
in the last case they are sometimes part
OF = Loose Cutaway coat .r0nt when
shows ve-. in front. The back Is then
-. T. - IrV.r hahn. sly 10.
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baltimore Cattle MARKET.

BEEF CArTLE-The market has no.
h.rn solve At ANY time during It's pro-
.,re.. Prices are IT, lower than last
week qualify considered. some dealers
.nau,u! lnc d. cuo greater on the or
binary grade-, and les; THAN that traction
an a., tors. TIE quality q. tie tops was
much better Than those last week. We
quote ri : 50@S5 - per 100 lbs, jew
selling ut the latter price.
Mich CowS.-Euo market has been
only ,s,r. We quote al 400 $50 per
head st retail. .,.
Prires this week tor Beet Cattle
RANGED IS follows: B,s. Dceves at . oU
mss IS; that generally rated first quality
| { 00fG ) ) 90; medium or good TAR quall-
J., : 00Gsl 90; ordinary thin Steers,
| Oxen and Covs2 5O@35 90 general aver
wee @, market this week -; extreme
-arga G. prices 2 5Om . 10. Most OF
the sales were from 81 to II % per lUU
| lbs. o. the receipts 1874 head came from
O 10. 1890 from Virginia 1870 from West
Virginia, 80 from Maryland, - from
/ North ,aro..La, 200 mead from Iennes-
zee. - from Kentucky, and Is from
Penrsyiyuria total receipts tor the
werk 1888 head against 2942 last week,
and $500 head same time last year. VI
! tna offerings 1877 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers 10 sod to Washing
ION civ dealers, 1859 TO York county
| ,p-l dealers. and sos head to Eastern
spaculators-total sales for the week
/ 2sll head, against IA last week, and
/ 25O6 head same time last year.
SwrEE-Stc market has been active
to-day. and the prices ruling LAST week
have been firmly held Up. The quality
of the offerings Is lot as good Ms Tor sew
arsl weeks p,,t. there being large
number Of small Hogs among them
The pors have been pretty nearly ex
haus:al Of stock Tor the present. We
quote st 5}-6I cents per 10 net. Receipt.
TINS week oG3o heal, against 3lOl I"r
week. and 1913 head sane time last year
SuEEP.-rne receipts ssow a cons'd
cradle increase in the number Of those O
GOOD quality, for which the demand ha
been fairly sctive st improved figures
Commoa sheep nave no: sold very last
ard s.ocAer> 81 slow OF sale Al 25a9
per head. We quote Sneep At 4s5 cent
per 10 gross, as 10 quality. Receipt TIN
week 2l9 head, aga.ns: l2Oo last week
AID 200 head same time iast year.
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Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning.
Although the weather was very inclem'
ert this morning. the market was good
Poultry OF all kinds was abundant 81
quotations, as was also butter and eggs
There were great many buyers, and no
reduction from quotations is likely TO
occur.
PRoDUcE-Eggs 2O@25c per dez; bat
ter 2O@3Oc per h.; chickens, 2O930c
esch;. ducks 25@35c each, new cider zoe
per gallon; chestnuts 8@l0c per quart;
navy beans SC per quart; new hominy
lOc per quart; split peas Sc per Ib.i dried
corn 12c per ID, Turkeys-dressed,
5O@Sl so each, or l0@l2 cents per h.
observation-disclosures Iv@l5c per
peck, or 4O@5Oc per busheij onions
25c per peck; beeLs &c per
bunch; cabbage 8@5c per head; carrots
&c per bunch; sweet potatoes 8O94Oc
per peck; pumpkins 3 to lOc each;
celery 5 per bunch; red cabbage 3@5c
per head; turnips SOLO cents per peck;
horseradish sc per bunch.
FRUIT-Apples 100000 per peck;
walnuts and butternuts lO@l5c per
peck.
bits Is cts; pbesssnts 30 "a 80 cts;
psrtridges l5cts each,
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rnernecis nfVrnssing.

A report which appears 10 a recea;
copy Of The gazette Eng descriptive OF
the farm stock in the Gowran .arm, co..
tain. the following statement in regard
to the plan for Improvement by crossing:
The following, briefly, Is the prlnc'pie
adopted IN the herd: Heue's are bought.
the best that can be procured ana tines"
are then placed to Shcrt.horn bull o,
the first class. The calves are allowed To-
run with their dams and then !atIed on
tine following spring. Tue hel'er calves
are reserved, ana the buliocks Kept tiIL
two y,sr, old and then 'atted eli Ihe
cti,c, Of 8. good Sbort-horn bull Is Won
der al, and The Gowran young stock are
simp y models AS paying farmers cattle
The crops this year, II is allowed, are
nowhere very GOOD, but great credit /
due the steward for the extraordinary
clearlln OF the farm. Though The
turnips and msngels are nothing remark
able there WAS not among them weed
/ to be seen
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THE FETTERED LABORER.
The Lear ned Blacksmith Expound'
ing in His Defense.

Elihu Burritt, in letter to the New
York Tribune on 1.-THE Fettered Labor
| err" sums up the situation thus: we
must accept the situation. We could not
/ if we would, and would not if we could,
disband these joint stock companies, and
regulate the manufactures OF the country
to the old private firm system. They
are not the outgrowtn OF an Inflated cur
rency, or inflated speculation, or OF any
or of all the mutations that spring from
shoddy money. They have been even
more numerous and reckless in England
on a gold basis than in this country on
legal tender paper. They are to be with
US hereafter as numerous and varied
when our psper money Is at par with
gold. And they will be Just as sure to
overstock the market periodically
and throw out Of employ a
vast amount Of labor for months,
perhaps tor two or three years at time.
We must anticipate this condition and
provide for it. That condition Is now
upon the country without any provision
against the grievous evils it has pro-
duced. The country has long borne and
deplored them, if 1t has not intelligently
recognized their cause. incorporated
capital has founded those innumersble
congregate industries which are so at
tractive TO laboring men, who lind 1t so
much more c0ngenlal to work IN tie
great social companies OF factory or
mine than singly on a country farm.
This social attraction, in addition to
weekly or monthly pay, draws thousands
upon thousands from the field OF agrlcul-
tural labor to these great establishments
OF indoor and congregste occupation. AL
ready it is probable that full one.third OF
the old farms of New. England, and per-
haps other States, have been abandoned
by the sons, who should have Inherited
and titled them, for factory life. The old
homesteads OF their ancestors are passing
into the hands of foreign born men OF q
different race and religion, and already
nearly third Of the churches in which
they were baptized have become virtual
" mission stations, because too few OF
the farms remain in American Lands TO
support regular minister. AS an Illus
tration OF the force OF these attractions OF
factory life, n single case may sltilce.
Within two minutes walk OF my own
door strong, sterling young man is
living with his wife and infant child in a
hired attic chamber, having lett his
fathers mansion and 800 acre farm near
the Hudson tor heavy, greasy occupa-
ton in a manufacturing establishment
where he can never nope TO be master OF
anything more than his daily wages, II
secure oi continuous employment.
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WEST ALEXANDER
installations Of IL sAinister-Sch0OIs-
Business:-He aIth-
WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, Dec. B.


Correspondence of the Register.
Rev. NJ. Coleman was installed pastor
OF the L. T. Church of this place yester-
day. Although the weather WAS incIe-
ment, still quite Il large congregation
gathered to attend the services. Dr..
Mcclure Of your city preached the SER
non. We wish the Rcvcrned gentleman
success in his new icld o! labor.
Oar schools are AL in q hourishlng
condition with u full ATTENDANCE.
Quite 4 spirit OF improvement has
opened up in our town this season. A
number OF dwellings have been put up,
and others are in process of erection.
NJ. B. l.. Craven has put up quite an
extensive ice house, ard intencs filing it
with ICE during the winter.
DR.. j +. Reed is building very fine
office on the corner Of his lot, which vii
soon be finished and ready for use.
he as added another medical student o
hi list, VIII wi i ere n take the degree
OF NJ. h.
Our mechanics are all busy, our mer-
chart- doing u lively business, and the
hoo trade ever was better.
The health Of our town ana vicinity 10
good, Tor wnicA We are ali thankful.
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The death OF tbs di-tin- ulshed clergy
man will surprise and g-ieve MS numeF-
Gus friends in West Virginia. No other
member OF the Episcopal bench, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, South, Is
more widely known or more universally
beloved than was the deceased. He was
rs industrious with the pen Is with the
tongue. He spoke eloquently and wrote
elegantly. Ills death creates vacancy
which will be filed next year by the
General Conference.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-H inch space.
One time.........s 10 One months 6 60
Two times......... l Is Three months. IL co
One week............ 50 One year.......... - 20
One square Cnangeable once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy hxed places Is
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied
DoUtIe Quinn advertisements, 50 per
cent aad tIChhl.
Loca. NCuLes Is cents per lipe-5ut no
local notice tttu he inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tiSements not connected with II VII be
charged for at our regular rates.
All bills due on the nrSt appearance OF
the advertisement
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wheeling Stock Yards
WHEELING, December

Live Stock received at the Wheeling
Stock YARDS during last week:
Cattle-Arrivals 80 head; sold, ordinary
to common 24t@3c; common to fair 81
3!c; fair to choice 3!@lc. Most o: the
sales were at 34033.
Hogs-Arrivals l,l9O head sold, COM
mon and light hogs 3!@4ci packing Az
Ate; choice hogs for retail 4iG44c.
Sheep-Arrivals Is head sold at 33(G
&c.
Lambs-In fair demand at 4{@jc.
Mich Cows-Arrivals head; sold at
S30@5O.
Calves-In fair demand al 81 OO0
$40 90.
WIN. BAYHA, Secretary.
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Same Grouna for Divorce.

From the New 1ork WOrlu'
Judge Larremore yesterday granted
George w. Klett, aged 70, decree OF
divorce from his second wife, Elizabeth
aged As, because of her alleged cruelty
to himself and his three children by q
former wife. Among his grievances,
Mr.. klett says his wife "obliterated and
scratched his features" drove him out OF
the house with an axe and threatened
his life.
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New York World.
General Mcclellan, Governor.elect
Of New Jersey, has secured the Trenton
residence of Colonel Freeze, on State
street near the Ststo House, ior bis
winter residence and will take possession
about Christmas. lie takes the house
furnished. ia appointments including
the ubrar, AID the collection of curiosl-
lies which Colonel Freoz' brought from
Jerusalem and Egypt The house Is
one o. the Haudsouess in Trenton and
!. situated on the banks OF the Della
ware. commanding fine view OF the
river.
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For 3 magazine thoroughly useiu

For q magazine thoroughly useIuI IN
Itself. "Andrews' Bszar' distances al
competitors; and slthough the question of
use is the prime one to which al! others
ere subordinate, the literary, dramatic
and social news make the periodical one
of the most entertaining published. Send
to ". K. Andrews, CINCINNATI, ten cents
for specimen copy.
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Something in That.

From the Detroit Free Press.
statistics show that the number OF
idiots is ircrea ing, and yet some news
papers continue 10 make war on qusck
doctors. " ha: Is aqu.ck doctor fer but
TO kill eff The tools?
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
trating diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum, Avoid imitation. Book
and journal, with particulars, msiled
free. Address PULvERMACHER GAL
vANIC Co Cincinnati, ONO.
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sfheeling &egister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY RE9ISpER

One year.,......,.-.sS 90 Three months. so w
Six lnonths........ 4 10 One month";. 75
TR1-W EEKLY REGISTER.
published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, l yr...S 60 Ono copy, 6 mos 80 90
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yr..si 80 Six copies, yrs 7 so
One copy, mos 90 Ten copies, yr. 10 90
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IEssT nLnUI BENSON'S CAPCINE
t-BACk 6SH e; 4 S5S5$f f. { !

or weakness OF the back ever invented
or known. II sooths, 1t strengthens, II
cure, where other porous plasters, and all
Nn!ments tail. no2yO
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They could See IL,

IL was so apparent TO the Centennial
| Jurors, when they came to compare Ben.
sons Capcine Porous Plaster with other
porous plasters on exhibition, that II was
greatly superior 10 any OF them. and they
were forced by their own convictions to
give 10 the manufacturers OF ii the highest
Z u only er was in
award OF SEE vented 10
merit over That the Word over N {
all others. CAPCISE the only 90
On's Is CUT THROUGH lection ever
Capcine Pc Zach Plaster. foun q ts
TouS Plest- ---. the old and
hitherto popular porous plaster, that OF
slow action. Benson's CapcIne Plaster
acts at once, relieves pain Immediately,
anu cures where others will not even re-
HeVe. While possessing the above re-
marEable qualities, II is absolutely Tree
from the lead poisOns that many other
Plasters are found by analysis to contain.
Sold everywhere.
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----.-~ cUREs DlStASEsO or mn -
THROAT, lungs, liver & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine 10 which the aflict-
ed are above directed fOT relief the 4 -cuyercr
believes he has combined IN harmUnv more "a
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
God has insuIed into lLr vegetable Kingdom
fOT healing the sick than were ever before com
Jlnei IN one medicine. The evidence Of this fact
l. found in the great variety u most obstinate
diseases which 10 hlS been found 20 conquer In
the cure Of Bronchitis, Severe Coughs,
aud the early stages u Consumption, II has
a-tOuished the medical faculty, and eminent
physicians pronounce II tho greatest medical
discovery Of tho age While II cures tho sever
est Coughs, Il strengthens tho system and puri-
flies the blood. By its great and thorough
bloOf-purifying properties, 10 cures all HUI
mOrs, from the worst Scrofula n n common
Biotch, Plmplc, Of Eruption. Hercurial
disease, Mineral PulsODs, Hnd their CdeCtz, are
erallcatcf, and vigorous health and sound
constitution established. Erysipelas, salt
Theum, Fever Sores, SCaly or Rough
skin, IN short all the numerous diseases caused
Dv bal blood, are conquered by this powerful,
purifying, and invigoratlng medicine.
II you feel dull. drowsy, dehil.ta,cd, have sal
low color Of skin. or vellOwisa brown spots on
face or holy frequent headache or dizziness,
bai taste In mouth, internal heat or chlls alter
mated with hot nushe-, low spirits, and gloomy
iorgbOdIngs irregular appetite, and tongue
coated. You are suffering from Torpid Liver,
or "niIIOusness.N In many cases %
oliver COmpIaintO only part Of those
svmptOms are experienced. As remedy fof
coyery has equal "A Il effects perfect cures
leaving The Liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUG6lSTshT 81 PER BOTTLE.
Prepared bv "a. v. PIERCE, N. ID, sole
Proprietor NJ The WORLDS DIsPENsARG
BuHll0 =, I
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rae IrreconeiIabIes woula"'t Care.
Iowa State Register (Ani-Hayesl.

Iowa State Register lAnu-Ha!tsI'
Tilden's advance on the White House
this time will not brighten Republicans
as much as it did He hos no right there,
though, nor his policy either, for the
matter OF that.
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!. WEI q NnRMHMEsT via Columbusl
daily except sunday

Daily. tDailN except sunday.
>gnyiug ca $ from Pittsburgh TO Cincin-
s4u louisville, Indianapolis, and 81.
louis. aud from Columbus To Chicago
N'4.gt change.
j.. W. CALDWELL. Gen. Manager.
v. L. O'BRIkS, Gen. +. q !. Agt.
General offices. columbus, q. uOl7
HIVE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
I'oyy rsilrOad, in effect on and after FIJI
Fay, May ., 1877:
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no l.ady's roiIe.--Compiete
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS


THE countenance is pale and
leaden-COlored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumScribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupilS dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voraCiOus, wltha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unhequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES conyuIsiyc;
uneasy ana disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper v2ria-
bic, but generally irritable, sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S NERNGIFUGB
VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent Prepa,
ration, net capable Qf&2iRgMc sight
est injury to tie most teHary infant.
The genuine DR.. M?LANE's YER
MFUGE bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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SH See this. Only so capita
h, ~ " az required to start canvass
An 'oI MARK TWAIS's NEW SCRAP Book.
!!9dGnS K T HsTio stamp to to CanyasserS
N'sht st., New YORK spSsb
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Nos No.2". No. 10
laily, daily.

end 10 make close conn ection al
Nos. I's tor all points South and SOUTH
Jo!anI;ITSn Icago Tor all points West and
SoIt..W"oS nnd trains make connections al
$3.50 -. for Philadelphia, New lork
5ELynston st Washington City for all
pint, bound Sonnd trains make direct connec-
H We ,or an principal points west ana
\ ,ln nWeSns' Palace cars on all night trains.
IN on Saturday night. has no con-
N,.'on for Chicago or SandusKy.
,,v1JNG, PITTSB URGH AND BAL-
sahh TIMORE DIVISION.
,,dafer Novem Der 5th trims on the
g e 2. division Will leave wheeling
NruI,sSbington, Pa, aS follows:
- " az leaves Wheeling at $40 a. m.
20 .. 1910 =. IN.
~. 80, Tor Fin Grove:
45 So ~ ~ leaves Wheeling at g $50 a. ~
o,'W Washington, Pa, for Wheeling:
[ y1 SIS Leaves Washington at 600 a. III.
no. SO
A ya' US arrives at Wheeling at lS:25 a m
~. no, crow; SrO accommodation
l "a. "a arrives at wheeling at 80 40 a. M
No. so ' = -,
-y.rsrs 70 eli principal points on sale
,,t-I5i. Once open atall hours during
10. ''!' ". NJ. CLEMENTS, A. NJ. OF T.,
o. q DL[EIta-, General Agen,. maj
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANI.
This Institution was regularly incOr
porated by the Legislature OF the state
for Educational and Charitable purposes
I'm ISS, with a Capt. al Of sl.OOU,uOO, TO which
IL mas since added q reserve fund OF $50.
900. It's grand single Number Drawings
will take place monthly, IL HeUe' scales o.
pos'yOucg Lpol. at the following Dlstri-
nnfLOM
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stops at all stations between
No. md Cumberland; No. As stops
wheeling , IONS between Wheeling and
I'aI''w FsTBOUND TRAINS.
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er was In
vented TO
over CO N {
the only 90
iecttOn ever
I o u L q te
the old and
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NontuIy Drawing Tuesday. January =,
ls7s. Capital prize s. 100. Tickets - each.
Halves ! nose -gt