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FOR SALE.
F7ORSALE
.HOrnbrI'lolOk'S Park !

i On the National Road, * miles distant lon *
Of Wheelrs, containsabout Nifty acres !eh nSt
soil eigtbly located OF convenient Access w.
Cd by grand natural scenery. Originally s'aprIG
the la,c Thomas Hornbsook, ESQ who nia n,t ~
What il il. Beautiful and populs: sumner Rso,,
The work OH the Park WIS commence 49,. ~.
twenty-five years ago. during which tine !hsEs.rs.
shrlbbery and other ornamental hitfacuota,H ,hs
made it, delightful surhner retreat dn,ins Nv
warm season. II has feen vi.ted By atee IN
Tho surrounding country; ii has no equal 70; hua
dredA OF miles In point Of SIZE natun! S IN. ssd
purity %of air. excellent water itoin "e'' 'N'
springs. 5l !, ~ ANT.
Beaides Its drives, promenades, lawns hoaa s,t
gymnassic and other OBJ. cts OF An'.eeSih he
sfa great variety Of Evetgteens, NAtnqMHaD s,oSf
Norway Austrian. Scotch, White and h ss.rs.
Pines, The Silver and BslaM rjB. Norway
Red Cedar. HeathCAved Cypress, Lawson s S,p.'
cedars OF Lebanon. Naples there u Tue n"' ~.
Silver, Sugar Sycamore: weeping treet QUIZ I,,.
veil seeetea assortment Of Fet Tree. iDed!ns
Apple, Pear Peaches, Cherries. plums &e a sttns
llaS OF various kinds and crest variety OF
and house plants. There are three COMFY" La
dwellings, with stables and other outhohtSa LEA
nine beautiful building lots laid os a H., nino
moro lou on same stdc. The Elm Grove s.N ~ n
Lilo has III terminus NJ the south gate ehlNnp'
the Park, the tlApo. Of the. B. 0. Banca ,.nes
about one third Of mile from The north enssIse M
su,nmcs patty wi.hinx TO ttclts eese i.sr.
country residence with the surrounding o. , Nh
ihrubbely owe,s aud sinstng oifd, t ~" h. prot
s6iy used az q public resort, and u MANA I" '1''
s' The pdee and Terms can Le hnl from the f'''"
The heirs az the late ThnS- HofnDn q.
'' y, ' - : = . ALEXANDER B0NE.
Real Estate Agen, and 1toteT y,
! llC3 Market Street. ~ b!oss, eet' o. "a' al
Twelfth Streets, Wteeliu9, ", vs.
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ppEHtNNN, HHA.Sp DAbSA, LIbEEIA,
West Africa, Oct. -, 1882.
Rct. c. c. TetllcE, D. D.!

Rec. G. G. Pt,.ick, D. D.! 81 u.s.
My DEAR BlsHor:-I am shocked; and my
hand tremh)es as l write this. Our country Is
in great sorrow on account. OF the shocking
tragedy ENACTED in Edna last night. Nj.
Cfusoe and Mr.. Windor Harris killed each
fi afrs vis s Ssn xs H. [soss se u.s.
Harris acted Us Mr. Crusoe's ho,1sekeepee r
They lived With Crusoe, i. C. Mr.. Harris also
stopped there when in town. Last night
after all had retired, Mr.. Harris armed
himself. with "a revolver and rapped
vt air. CrHsoe's bedroom door. As soon
as Nj. ErnSoe opeijeA the door Mr.. Harris
shot him In the abdomen. MI. Crusoe causht
his murderer and sh9tlim through his head
Mr.. Crusoe staggered back 10 'his led and
died shortly after. This morning both OF them
arc laid out In the same house in different
saoE1s. Years ago Mr.. Harris and Mr. Crusoe
bag setioHs misunderstanding growing ont
OF business Ielationi. They parted in bust.
ness. More recently they have Bean on bad
terms. 1t is said that Mr.. Crusoe has been
sleeping away from his house for some time,
fearing collision, but recently concluded
that It Yng coyardiGe for man to be afraid
u sleep at home 'in' bis ilouge, and Inst njsht
ended his and his antagonisbs career " G'2i
A reporter saw tie Bishop alter bis lecture
at St. Mathews ohuroh last night. He said
that since receiving the letter lie had learned
that the pistol with which Mr., Crusoe killed
Harris was wrenched from the latters hand,
Bishop ltenick says: "Mr. Crusoe was Ii.
beIips merchant ljineeNaHd sto9a = bead
and shoulders abQye eolored man within.
her borders as q nlefchgnt. Three years aso
! Tas told;by ono engaged lp English cofl-
ncsce that Gfusoe's mole Was goad for 1876, nl0
pou nds, aay $l45, 900 In England. 10 him
perhaps more than any :other nun was due
the credit for having the mail steamers touch
Bassa; and 1t was BIO who was
doing m6stto keep tia trade Of Liberian pro.
ducts inn her dwh.sh lldsen's &hpnls in.
ptead Of allogine the benefit to- 20 70 enrich
foreign traderg:H'H hes beer, CIT down in
the prime OF life, tor he Eaa sbopt thirty,
eight years OF age; and bis death adds Greatly.
10 tho losses recently sustained and I'D RI.
paired by the death OF the two McGllls,
Luther Williams, james Moore, Drs. David,
Dennis, Bvie1s, Dunbar, Lewis and Fletcher,
all within the past ioat' yrsss Tlose who
know the needs OF Liberia 6hst will feali:e
the blow as one whose damage may bS most
serious N I. rs ST. N * n a - 3sGaiIt I
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pr. F!EscFa 'gagoftp Prescription" fol
npequaled remedy DisfresyinE bsciSche
and lhear! ng,aqwl" sejlsqtiens yiell to It's
strengthening properties, ~ druggist, L $
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Personal MENTION.
VS. and Gosslp In Reference to Various

News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.
Sheriff D, B. Torpy and vic, OF Marietta,
Ohio. who have been visiting in tho city,
left for home yesterday. -
Miss Addie Fowler, who has been spend d.
Ing few days with Miss Taylor, at the
Wheeling Female College, returned to her
home in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, yesterday. 4
Mrs. Margaret Woodward, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Eyan;, leaves to-day for
Wheeling, Alabama, where they vill spend
the winter with Colonel William Wood ward.
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WulLI in St. Paul. MINI, on one OCCASION
Miss Ainnia Palmer tripped on the stage
causing her 10 sprain her ankle. St. Jacobs
on was promptly md freely applied, and in
two days Miss Minnie was rs actiye as ever,
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THINGS THEATRICAL.

"IOri,iOn Acknowledgment and Spec
taculnr Drama Tonight. "A
Ir. and Mrs Ckanfruu and their com pany
presented Boucica9lts society comedy,
Hlondon Assurance at the Opera House
last evening. The audience, owing, no doubt,
TO tho bad weather, was small one, but
quite select, and signs OF appreciation OF the
merit Of the players were not lacking. Mrs.
Chaitlrau as Lady Gay Spanker'' added to
Ale admiration which Wheeling theatre goers
have always had for her, and Mr.. Chanirau,
who has been known. only rs Kit" sur.
prised his friends by bis fine characterization
Of the role OF Sir lIsrcourt Courtley." The
support was fairly able. sll1 5.' -
The company left last night via the B. & 0.
road Tor Columbus, 81 -,.',i sr7T
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lS the diamond Dyes more colorng is
given for 10 cents than IN any II or 2.j.cept
dyes, and they give faster and n,ore brilliant
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Present stock OF pinnps, Stein way, Knahe
Chiekerne, Hal!et y Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at tho vary lowest prices,
ana great reduction for cost. Call carly md
E.iy. ~ LuoAs Music sroar, N
ss q. ~ tg ll42 Main street
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WAsIIH0roH, D. O.. December 6, A. NJ
Foe The Lower. Lake Region, clearing weather
preceded by snow in the morning. colder,
northcsly 10 eas,eriy winds and rising bar-
OIneter ~ a6rg..f--2 -l-.s-. Is'-ftrr..#
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EORSALE-THAT VERY COMFORT.
~ ABLE Two siory dwell!ag Numbered y o.
south Penn street. The house Is convenient fur.
uishctl with gus, water and Bath room, taiatd
aitic and excellent dry cellar, and In ayery dsi,i'
Citizens rattroGd. The price IS very reasonable:
terms easy. Apply to
:. ~ ALEXANDER B0SE,
Real hEAtAtc Agent and Broker, No. u6s Marie:
street. "Otts Blocl." corner Market and TselIa
streets. ,g15r-s M IL ..fi-- . uoii
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Ghe Q,.telliqetller,
ONCE: Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth street.


Clothes Wringera-Nesbitl & Bro.
Store Room For Rent-Alexander Bone.
Scrap Bovis ut AIcLure House Art Store.
Sparesibs Tenderloin, &c.-D. c. List, Jr.
Stockholders Meeting.
Open Every Night Until New Years.
Bridgeport Coal.
Commissioners Sale Of North Wheeling
Property.
Ladies, Ladies-kirk's Art store-Heai Of
Local. ,a.- .-a-s zz.llusiy
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l..3399 liRoVKt, or CorrA.Hi n
ASK for Wells, Rough on Corns. Z I5c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure, Corns,
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IT takes one night :; 81 = ~ 4 III
To destroy happpiness aud lie. !;
+ takes SIX months S 81 80 z. Y
: 70 70 says proppEttyy b and lite.
n IN ERw4AR GATOR, ss.
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CIJT'ICTIRA'

REMEDIES arc for sale by all druggists p,Io., I,
Cnticn Medicinal Jelly small boxes. 5c ls,e O
FOXES 81 Cutietlrn Kesolvent, tho new booi nv r.
ner, y pr bottle Cuticnn soan lihe npern ~
nal Shaving Soap, l5c !Jincipal deso,e aeqic''
= nn2a wstv ~ WEEHR i; POTTER hca,on sN.,,
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Tonight and tomorrow night the spectac.
niar uelo'drama, 'rhe Black Flag will Ia
presented at the Opera House. Reserved
seats are now OH sale at Wilson & Banners
music store. In the company are Nat Good.
win aud his wife (EIiza Weathersby), Edwin
L. Thornc, Edmund Varrey, Agnes Proctor
and other iayortes. The scenery Ia extraor.
alinnrily fine, and always delights m audi
cnce, and the play itself Is one Of un usual
merit --.a z..' ~ I.f.s ~ .1 NJ. % .,l.g=.f -
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Audrans famous comic opera, Ella Mas.
colt, :, will he presented ut the Academy OF
Music this evening, BY Germans original
philadelphia Church Choir Opera Com pany.
Signor Tngiiapietsa takes the role OF "Pippo,"
and Hiss Emma Carson that OF "Betinl.n
The company has rarely been excelled in
Munbcr and excellence, and the performance
this evening may be regarded AS the musical
event or the season. Y, ,-5- il.. ~ -
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The following shows the range Of the Their
n,ometer. AS observed at Schnepfs drugstore
0pera House corner Yesterday:
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9liE usual merchants lunch Mt the New
Mclure ll0nsU Sample Rooms daily
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'LlBERIA,S LOSS. |!
The Lending business Man orthe Repub.
Z y -. -L-- liz. lflioA ~ - = Z. a

lie Killed. at ~ fsl, {!
The Right Rev. C. C. Penick, Bishop Of
Africa. Of the Protestant Episcopal church.
now visiting bis vifes mother, 4fry. lIeEe,
in this city, has received intelligence that
the Republic OF Liberia has been shocked hy
a TRAGEDY which might well startle co,nmu-
nifty more accustomed to crime. The leading
business nan of thu. country, the ,.'merchant
prince ss ac z55 considered. has been as.
sassinated and his murdefec sl,;p n his
tracks. The following letter to Tie Bishop
was written by the j, colored rector
oil the Protestant Episcopal church
Of Grand F|asaa Rev. 7. l. Montgomery:
i BpcH4NA&, GnANp BAssA, LIBERIA, !
" West A frica. Oct u iHaD'
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IL you want to see Choice Christmas
Snypii ice enIl M =I.t. 'L.Y.+

Iaa1 N ~ I. G. DILLONS,
KY 1928 Min Street.
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EVERY one Inns a will and mind Is think
for himself, set many will 20 about HACKING
and coughing until a friend recommends III
GplPs Cough Syrup fol. that cough. tSiisI ii.
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dhELLAlRH.

4 r
Mr.. lsaac Davis, Of Pitcher, O., is visiting
friends here. &fgg ,.l.. -
Mrs.. ]. A. Faris, Of wheeling, was visiting
relatives here yesterday. lS}'t IS :
Rev. James KeyseY, onp Of Bellsire's young
c!ereymen, has been called to Tie Methodist
church Of Fulton, West Virginia, MS pastor.
Cummlns Is Walters, the hardware mer.
chants, are about to dissolve partnership.
but will both remain In the business, s. s.
CnMmiAs staying 4! 'As ela stand. !" 4. :" !
Mr.. Linton, chief engineer Of the Cleve.
land 4 Pittsburgh railroad, and Mr.. Becker,
chief engineer Of the Pittsburgh, Oinoinnati
and st. Louis railroad, were ia Bellaire YES.
terday. y37S lg15 E w. 47Ti,,-'1"' :, -
A call was published list night for all the
ministers residing in Dellaire to meet in the
y. ?. Church next Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock, to consider matters pertaining to the
work OF petltioning the Legislature In tbee
subject Of teIApeuhce lave. ',s$5S.{.RH'-s.''.
y Mr.. Harry nurk head's many friends hare
were surprised to learn yesterday TINT he yas
In a very dangerous condition, II was ,'s
thought he was entirely out Of, danger. and
was recovering from the accident which
brought him so near death at the time. III.
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TREATMENT.

TREATMENT, 4, 4II1--77 - - : q Z
~, me cnticn[a testHielt consists in tho interim,
use q taE pNtlcura Res0lvent the new bo,ri mi.
sSI any 'Re external use oi CuticurR and Cutlcura
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VALLEY GROVE.

Mr.. Aule1son, frog, the West, is isitinur,
friends in Triadelphia and atthls placo.I.
Rev. DR.. Modat, OF Washington, Pa .;t az.
cupied the pulpit Of the Presbyterian Church
at Elm Grove on Sunday last S., I9i.-SstSS
Mr.. and Mrs Reed, Of Wellsbu.Y;, was visit.
ing few days the parental home Of Iii;
Brys, neur Point Mills, shart tine since. :
4 Mr.. Long, Of this place, who has been Iolr,
The past eighteen months In Montana and
Colorado, has returned home for short visit.
DR.. John s. Carter, OF Triadelphia, has re; re.
turned iron. bis recent tour In Tie South. He
visited the Mammoth Cave and St. Angus
tine, Florida. as I, IA -,
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FALLING HAIR.

s y \ t5 Sa 4 .;ss n. s
Ca.iora Rosbyelt blood pGrider) n,eIna,Iy ana M
Cut!curG and Cut!cnra Soap the g,cat sEin cur"si
externally. which completely fcsioyed hIs hsir
Wnen al said he would lose It. ), - .'""
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TOE: DODGERS AND SMALL; HAND

! CO e The ISTELLlGENCER JOB Roouu M, ..
saa7 wleseYuu Cap boSocommc.
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INDICATIONS.

7 ,.x.l2x.Sr x.7rx l7A.x. Ra.sr.x.7p.A
10 : 10 u u I3 10 i6 90
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HOTEL AHRIyALA.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,

st. JAMES HOTEL. II, kGsf -
J;HS;ellfs@en. NV, IL Il Ilu!eIison Sintamerss.
MMsetier,K d D r Il. Rtioldi,acl,rr| Thia
Jno Leindop. New York. Nlss Ifoaaland. T,Reachs;
: Sim0nt New York ? Hunt, Way'ies111R, -
i Hagen. Eewcomert'n.J = Sprjyps. WoodSfieId +
ETrilep Rochester. " n Mr. GRAY. N Aleran,irin
=, %cG,ormicE slsteryile. " Hunt Waynesburg.
HUNT, .Wayncsbufgt G D Braincrd, Il N s ~
a Ollie Ettieton zdss Pylcs Littttton sg F'l
NJ ny nnite, washington g A Wagner. baltimore
+ n cdAnclly, " Va 4 b Bliss civ * II.
\ punn, S1Edpsky, lbnes, Pleasant nqpd
TG Wo0dmHnseo, Ohio b Mcj;nl. Nohs6tiHf IL
S II Lewis, Fan Auionia II h Thouar' TnlniGSJ NJ
;l{TN5iS Simmons; Pittsburgh =
.t,.: PART or ciASrhAu coYnlSArloS. 4 1 "a !
Perkins D Fisher ii Frank d Allen 4
sam ~ 7, Verney eS9 Hary DatfoOt an 5li2,l
" " 4 owens j;.5 " Alexander Y
LnM y hteliafds N John N Parker y "a
i!! EAGa 2S&, Mrand MIS- Dacc IA
y ME- Sau.e montgomery Mis- Helen vond ~
sllss LitIie Robinson 5f.. allss Cassie DsahIT "
z. .-fi-s. JN3sst y 80 lls55 B
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FOR SALE,

nor sALE..0NE GOOD, SCUM
~ Light Draft Hone. VIII be sold chan
LAUGffLlS BROS. Il 70, ''e '.,;e
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M1LA CNUSE.Sa*ti5 u }isiEl ~, 4
& MI. Bowers ~ Clinton st., Cincinnati 4 xne.rs
o. hSs sisters child who was cured Of milk crusi
, Wnafn se ~ AL remedies for two yoar Now
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/ ECLEll a.. 5eyltsS ~ 4it7sl1si55l \. lT;Estit
Hon. YIN. Taylor, Of Boston, Mass, perpapent,v
cured o. hnnor OF The face and sc,ln tcszenS
. I'm mao 10 been treated os Twelve
fposl n9Ied specialists as well as Eufonea am,Snr.
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~
CuTlCuRA,

c, SeG' y, ". Brown 3 Marshall St. Providence R.
Citcnm and CNtiNura Soap Che great skin en r
~ A'ngworm Humot got At. the bathcrs. which
speau az oyer AS cara neck and face, ami for n =
years reststed oil Kinds Of treatment '' az
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H. A. Raymond, Auditor F.. W. Agap
Jackson, Mich, was cured OF Scald Head ~ .in s
years duration by theCuliCura Relneiies y Ntao
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Mayor Purdy has completed important
Improvements in his Mound City flour.
Ing. mills, which be is confident will
enable HIM to furnish -four equal in all re-
spects to any Of the New P7ocess' mills,
\ fAlhart Price and Engene Cajy, Ohio
county contribution to the State prison pop
ulation and o nun naned Deemes, convicted
OF granddaughter and sentenced 10 an eight
year term, from Richie county, we're enrolled
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-08
A DOUBTFUL STORY.
The Object for Which Mr.. TiIden ID
Said 10 bs Seeking he Democratic
Nomination In 1854.

NetO York Correspondence Philadelphia PrssE.
Mr.. Tilden will be 6S years old next month.
On March 4, 1885, he will be II years old.
He has no ambition to use the power Of
President, and no wish to undertake the
drudgery of the office. The oldest man ever
inaugurated President was William Henry
Harrison, and he was three years younger
than Mr.. Tilden would be in 1885. What he
does want is to be nominated thirty months
hence In vindication of an idea, sentiment; I;
to be elected and inaugurated to occupy
the White House; and, after a reasonable
time, to crown his career by an act new to
American historY-in other words, to resign
the office, making way for Vice President
put upon the Democratic ticket with the
distinct understanding that he, and not Mr..
Tilden, will exercise the administrative
franchises for the four years.
1t is no secret now In q certain circle that
this Is Mr.. Tilden's programme. The fact
that IN gross it is tinctured with senti-
mentality will not interfere with the appIi-
cation to its details of all the hard-aeaded
politics of which Tilden is master. The
scheme offers extraordinary inducements to
any rival Democratic candidate who knows
how to wait and is willing to yield part of
the shadow for the sake of obtaining the
substance entire. 1t is safe to assume that
Governor Hendricks has not been approach
ed on the subject.
Mr.. Tilden watches very closely and with
considerable satisfaction the growth of So
called Mahoneism in the Southern States.
With satisfaction, because the signs seem
to him to indicate general overthrow of
the element In power which, as he believes,
played him false four years ago Closely,
because he believes that no split on local
issues or on financial questions can affect
the loyalty OF the great mass of Democrats
South to the principles OF which he con-
siders himself the chief living exponent,
when presented In a national campaign; and
he hopes and means to profit by every blow
OsBourbonism.
In this State the New York county Demo-
cracy, with its great growth aireaiv and
greater expectations, is the object OF his
fostering care. Not much is said about
Tilden at committee meetings of the county
Democracy, but great deal is said about
the county Democracy over the mahogany
table at Greystone.
Mr.. Tilden sometimes speaks with acerbity
of Judge David Davis. He thinks that the
political ambition which led Judge Davis to
consent to the use of his name as a CON-
promise candidate for the United States
Senate before the Illinois Legislature In
January, 1877, should be deplored by eveIv
sincere patriot. He believes that had Judge
Davis remained on the bench Mr.. HAYES
would never have been inaugurated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-08

Mrs. Nancy Harman, Of Mansfield, O.,
writes; 81 have been under the care of a
physician during the past seven years.
Sometimes / would feel better, and then
again would feel worse. The past two
years nothing seemed to help me. About
getting discouraged, and lay completely
bed,ridden. l grew very nervous: the least
noise gave me great irriT alton. The doctor,
suppose more to get me off his hands than
anything else, as he said l would never
leave my bed, told me / might try Browns
Iron Bitters, at the same time remarking, 1T
was a good tonic, and would help to keep
me alive.' have used the remedy about
two months, and have been out of bed nearly
two weeks, and now help about the house.
It has acted like miracle In my case"
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THE GREAT MILL.
Ryan Knocked Senseless I'm Nine
Rounds.

New ORLEANS, February IA Times
Dmocrat Mississippi City special says:
"There has been no trouble vet, but reports
are current that the Sheriff will prevent the
fight. Ryan and Sullivan are in fine condi-
tion. The ground which has been selected
can be overlooked from Barnes Hotel.
1t is not thought that there will be any
trouble. The excursion trains from New
Orleans have not yet arrived.
MISSISSIPPI CITY, February 7.-Sulli-
van arrived on the ground at 1890
and took a room opposite Ryan's.
The ropes and stakes arrived at
IL O'Clock. The ring was pitched in front
of Barnes Hotel under grove of live oaks.
Sullivan casr bis cap into the ring at 11:45
a. IN. amid enthusiasm. Ryan entered the
ring at II :57 amid enthusiastic cheers. No
referee had been selected up to 1910 p. m.
Nine rounds were fought. Sullivan drew
the first blood and gained the first knock
down. In the ninth round Ryan was
knocked senseless and failed TO come to the
scratch when time was called. No official
meddling marred the sport.