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WIeeINs' TIDAL WAVE.
women Getting Nervous-No Insur.
ance Against It. -.--.,

ance Against It. ---' =
\ ATLANTIC CRY, March THE other
morning q weather beaten native walked
cautiously into the office of a local insur'
snce broker. Like many of his class who
vrest livelihood from the sea, he had
been toughened and seasoned by exposure,
and in ordinary times would enjoy nothing
better than a tussle with the elements, but
now his spirits were visibly darkened by
the shadow of some grave apprehension.
After much circuitous talk he finally
reached the object OF his visit, which was
to inquire whether he could have his house
and its furnishings insured against dam
age by water as well as by fire, and when
he learned that a risk of that sort was not
to be co vered he turned away as one un-
comforted and ashamed OF having betray-
ed a weakness. As the door closed after
him the agent said to q visitor: There
goes another man scared out of his proper
senses by Virgins tidal wave which is
due here next week according to prophecy.
This is not the only man who has been
here on the same errand. When ques-
ton applicants of this kind closely, they
never admit that they put any trust IN
Virgins themselves, but add that their
wives are nervous and they want
To Pacify the women"
A little inquiry through the town proves
that Virgins is not without honor on the
Jersey cost. At the date Of the promised
February storm many OF the people had
their belongings packed for start inland
at the earliest warming and the ridiculous
failure of that prophecy has not unsettled
the popular faith in the Canadian weather
seer. Many of tfie Sand Spaniards" who
own boats have them all ready now for sud
den service, expecting to ride on the big
wave when it comes, and be stranded high
and dry somewhere on the Allegheny
Mountains. :,
Nor is a practical, operative and controll.
ing faith in Virgins confined to people OF
limited opportunity and obscure life. The
visitors who grace this resort with their
presence in the winter and early spring
consider themselves as belonging to the
topnost social stratum, and yet strange
stories are told of the forebodings of these
fine people, and the number of applications
for rooms at the various hotels here, to be
occupied the week after the predicted
cataclysm, when compared with similar ap-
plications for Virgins week, is amazing.
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-waynesburg.

wAYNEsBURo, Pa, March Some scoun'
drel entered the dwelling of W. G. W. Day,
.di,or of fhe Republican, few nights ago
snd fred pistol in the hallway, greatly
frightening the women aud children who
were the only occupants Of the building.
1t is great pity the scamp has not been
arrested and properly punished.
The Waynesburg College students have
had trouble about the election OF judges
10. the contest, and 1t may result in the in.
def: lite pOstponement Of the intellectual
The msnsb.rs of Company K, Tenth Reg
;mant located at WaynesbuJg, will elect
Cantain on the 18th of March, TO fili the va
esIcy occasioned by the resignation OF Cap
tain Jas. E. Sayers.
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THE FLOOD.


The CPfsts ReaeheA at HeueDo-Suuefs
iag Negroes ReseaeA.
MEMPHIS, TKsS., March THE Evening
Ledger's Helena, Ark, special Says: The
gale last night and to-day lashed the river
into fury. The struggle to save tho levcs
has been desperate but 90 far unsuccessful.
A message from the Long Lake division,
four miles south, says that without hun.
dred men the levee cannot b held another
down and more will follow quickly. The
situation 10 extremely critical. The levee
protecting Helena is still intact, and active
work on Il IL going forward, but Il 10 In
precarious condition. In many places the
only hope is In the wind calming.
The crisis has been reached here, though
Il can be scarcely said 70 have passed.
The heavy wind last night and throughout
to-day seriously threaten demolition 70
much Of our levee front, while the nov
levee at Williamson's, three miles below
has momentsrily been expected TO give
way. A more hopeful feel ing was mani:
tested this evening. Scarcely m Inch of
rise ives noted the past q hours and only
two inches OF rise is reported In the St
Francis at Madison.
The Iron Noun tain and Southern rail.
road is putting forth strenuous efforts, and
our people sre fortifying against the worss.
Trains are bringing dirt from the high.
lands by the dozen car loads, and every
thing that 10 practical Is being done 70
save the city from the impending calamity
and success 10 assured unless tho winds
should increase.
Accounts from western Tennessee say
that great damage has been done In Lake
and other counties along the river. Much
stock has been lost, and many houses and
fences and good deal OF corn and cotton
were swept away. Some OF the towns are
completely isolated, but no actual suffering
has yet been reported.
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Folding TheIS r..s

I,,sr, i... iLht'ANr' 4, March About % Hun
X mo ro,,s' rvss .He hecla Coke Works yester-
Eeipn I,.ls ) anu started for their homes in
Ierss :. ,,a3 anus. It generally believed that
n ir,, hundreds more in the coke re-
.. ,-s' 80. > anxious TO leave America az
H., aIe u, 70 have them do 80. The post,
i fo,.;S.'nls = 'nls place says there are AZ east
Is. now rs,s ,cos; less principally Hungari.
ps tb,s. 'vSe,Vlng mail here than t6ers
bsiysIy months ago, which proves con.
! sloTiv 'us. Ls. people OF this nationality
D,e, .s tSss, out surely leaving the land that
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AHGO STAYED.
Three Hundred Men Thrown Out OF
Work by Pig.TaiI.


Sr. Louis, March 7.-Ahgo Kunnehme,
whom Ex-Consul Johnson brought from
China a few years ago to educate, has a
queue, but he keeps it coiled up under his
hat, and there seems to be no really good
reason why the 100 ornamental painters
employed in the Pullman Car Works in
this city should all abdicate their positions
Just because Ahgo wanted to spend few
months in the works getting some poiuts
on high art with which to paralyze his
pig.tailed society circle on his re-.
turn home. But they did, and form
ally notified the Superintendent that the
shop was not big enough for them and the
boy. They expected that Ahgo would be
hastily elected, and chromos would be
offered to induce them to come back. Su.
perintendent Wick ham, however, allowed
the mule to rise in him, and not only re-
fused to ship the Chinamsn, but he notified
the men that the leave OF absence which
they took must be considered permanent.
Not only are 800 men barred out from the
works here, but instructions have been
given which will prevent them from ever
again securing employment in Pullman
works any where. 1t is really a serious
affair, however small the beginning.
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BASE BALL.
The League Clubs IndOrse the Action
OF the Conference Committees.


OF the Conference Committees.
New York, March 1.-THE meeting of the
Base Ball League unanimously adopted
the report of the committee which confer
red with the American Associations COM
mittee and promptly carried out all its
suggestions as far as League action was con-
cerned, these embOdying the reinstatement
of McKennon, Baker, Gerhardt and Jones,
and the appointment of an arbitration COM
mittee, which consists OF MeSsrs. Mills,
Soden and Day. All the eight clubs were
fully represented and very kindly feeling
was shown toward Association, which was
due to the excellent work done by the con-
ference committees. This feeling was
shown by the concessions made to the
American Association clubs in the matter
OF revision of the guarantee fund rules
governing League matches with non League
clubs.
In the important matter OF umpires the
convention made the discussion compare
lively brief by ruling out all applicants
from League club cities They finally ap-
pointed four college-bred means the rc6u-
lar umpires for all the championship games
of the League season. These are Messrs.
OuIlD, OF Idll'dSItT, ". H. uIlUlSI VI
Kansas City; Law, of Norwalk, Ohio, and
Dickers, of Bradford, Pa Secretary Young
was made the official interpreter of the
League rules and the governing officials of
the umpire department. He was dele
gated to select substitutes-under the
same rule of no men from League
cities-to act in case OF the disability of
the regular umpires. The playing rules
were changed so as to remove the record OF
pitchers assistance on strokes from the
score column of fielding assistance, and
also to make the penalty for foul balks, in
stead of forfeiture of the game, the Civ
ing to the batsman of one base. Messrs.
Wells, Soden and Day were appointed to
the League arbitration committee. League
clubs are allowed to play non-League
clubs are allowed to play non. League clubs,
within the four miles limit, during April
and October, by consent of the resident
League CLUB but League clubs cannot play
exhibition games with each other until
after the close of the championship season.
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EayPT.
rhs Khelivs 80 sss nevssssssa -

The Kbellvs So tbs Deve1a11sa -
CAIno, March 7.-Tbs Kbsdivs ssd his
Government are making faS too light a ~
revolutios in soudsn, and sss nAking
things worSs By .sndssvorins 70 eosesai ths
truth. The Islsst dispatches shev thst
since the Ksbahish tsibs joissd ~ MAJ
the rebels have choksd up Ne vslla -
thus rendered it Impossible 10 - ~ ssss'
van routes. The entire LEFT bask q ~
Nile. M 10 Berbof, over tWo hnnAsed nileD
above that town, appears 70 - losk Is y
impc ssibIe 70 ssud troops 70 relievo tho -.
risons there, and it - sxpee1e4 thst - 90.
.eauepce Of ths Wstss famine thoy VIII au
be compelled 70 SuSyspdef.
Nshdi'o foeo18 hoSe eoOplete5y 0voSY91
,be ProviDeo q Kegdo(16, placing Ong1Sr
sons st Bafs md Odd, While ~ ala
BODY n marching on Khafto0o = ~
. The di0cultis1 81 tbe eQnlg
mit It \ moi believed hs4ol9
ear b suoeenfully ds1n3g1 " -
enrfisoo. aod nuch uneo1tnoO = Sell 9
ensdine the dtuation. especially tbeoo
lntssssssd b u prsdtabls Ind uita -
~ isAss dispstchss fsom Abdsi KadsR.
3oyerpor q he 6oudsu, from Khostoan,
ssys that hs has defested ths nes1fS ~.
| Iovsrs and ocsupied .essaae. H eldnl
| the rehelx lcst 1000 men, white ~ Epp
sisn los M phSiak =.
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happened to be in Atlanta at the time.
When he recovered, with . magnanimity
OF which few men are capable
even Of understanding. he refused to prose
cute Cone, and that person, instead Of cot.
ting his deserts in the dark cell of q State
prison, was fined 81 900, and with his
"honor vindicated," was allowed to 20 free.
To the last, Mr.. Stepens spoke of him In
terms Of consideration and forgiveness.
Not long ago, referring to the terrible
struggle have attempted to describe. and
showing me the great hole in his msngled
hand, he said. with q quiet and far.away
look in his deep. dark eyes: poor Cone!
Pm sure bed be sorry il he knew what
trouble l have to write with these stiff
fingers of mine"
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Ohio Supreme Judge,

COLUMBUS, O., March There is consid.
cradle interest being taken in the new
Judges for the Supreme Court. Judge
White will probably not resume his duties
here, even should he recover, as his COM
mission and resignation are expected daily.
Judge Longworth's resignation takes effect
March 9th lneIt Friday.) 1t is settled that
Judge J. II. Doyle, of Toledo, will ce
Whites successor, and common report has
it that J. s. Brasee, Of Lancaster, will sue
coed Longworth. No successor could De Sc
cured among those wanted for the place
from Cincinnati.
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M NEWS IN BRIEF

,t.,u Dublin that McCat-
h. - '1'- =, has been issued for Tip
~ "''. has created the Prince OF
II SS2SS5i s,5 marshal in the German
r. u.,D.s,y. charged with com
n.r.ti ...,,sinstion in Dublin has
p .ssa-s'd. ......,,.,,,,n., strongly op-
rs' 5',.,.i ..,sirs Of the fourth Luther cen
7'.' .,,.,g Commission on the Jewish
Tss ii'a.,ga yn..i, has been dissolved, and
',,s- ~, viii ri be appointed,
's.. q. I,..,sy,d the Touring mill owned
j ,.' II, bv Frnk Serrick, OF Toledo
,.a sSo"5. % insurance, 5000.
minors from Berlin that the
Is',' ,, l,S Marine me, and the Director Of the
*, ], g.n.,,ry N have resigned
> c.r,t Of Appeals at Toronto de-
a' e, 'Sc So,s Nsior PhipPs, the Philadel-
I'D ~ 1r,r., en,bezzler, for ex.trsdition.
,..;rs,, letter Senator Window en-
.'' ,- 5so;ss the report Of his chang
','1 ,sl,n,e from Minnesota. 70 New
-, wI,,ms. a prominent farmer, sud
W., -, violently insane and beat his
.,.,rv with a club. He was prompt
,..,,,.i a. Dubuque, Ia.
v,.cor. O., Mrs. Prudie Vance an
ID, wears committed suicide by
,,~,iss -, line around her waist, then
-. and Uading into pond till she
aned.
Gr,vs seminary at Yassalboro, Me,
,.,r,v consumed by ire about three
Yesterday morning. 1t was owned
v,A !'S''.''' - 50. of Friends.
% -haE5' y! ~ ;r.n..,ce
% about '''','' .,.:,s
he 'o'e'''' ~ ~, VI NcConkev.
tea'A va a. -. 60 Nc.
'.,.'d oil ,"' " - nsosn,,,,s Uor.
r., oil N.N,,>t -. ,ba e,scntion.
sid HAe' N'' =,
l,haniel iayef' r" one u 'ue - 80 hi9 .
.a.,,ls OF Boston anu ''"i'" -
l,r. Of The 0AHNl"S uou'7 u ~,
.ay * s.. LED yesterday, "Hs' -, 80 ~,
."'''''''" ''' "
j..
$. ,'"iN Freight d. p.''ea' NlII.y.',,,s -,
tsbl'Nai"G o' = regular ',IV ~ 80.
br'HerU ".'erHoo' su" -'e" -
ss7s. Harrison, oil L''sFPOo' p"' ~
con. At The co'uWeu''il'eI' -
r' viii be maze 'ne ".'. ".sN '' - y
RIB. 10 be Increase" Win 'N'
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ElOPEMENT.
A Bank President Skips with the
Banks Money and n Choir Singer.

ELGIN, ILL, March Social and busi-
ness circles are muched excited over the
latest information concerning Il. Lee RDr-
den, prominent citizen and millionaire,
and the President Of the Home
National bank. When he left
he told no more OF his
plans than was necessary. Before leaving
he drew So, 900 from bank. and it is now
announced that he has just arrived in Lon
don. The peculiar circumstances surrouni-
ing bis departure, together with facts which
have since come to light concerning the
young lady's movements, lead to the BELIEF
that he eloped with Miss Nettie Dunlap,
well known choir singer.
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To he Hanged To-day.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March Jos. B.
Lomls will he arged Tomorrow for the
murder of David Leavitt December lst
1881. He made confession. He saws he
shot his victim while the two were driving
through covered bridge, two
miles from the city. He threw
and corps and then walked to Westfield.
At the latter place he concealed she money
and watch taken from Smiths body. The
murderer promises to 90 through to-mor-
rows execution without flinching.
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Violating Postal Laws.

NVeOtut Dtsp4tCH % Eso IstgEteF'
SrEuBKSvILLE, O., March Nv. W. Her
rick, Postoflice Inspector from Cincinnati,
and c. M. Morris, Deputy United States
Marshal from Columbus, this afternoon
arrested N. w. Greer; Of Port Homer, this
county, charged with violation Of the pos
tai law by the circulation OF prohibited
circulars through the mails. The youns
4man was taken to Columbus this evening
for hearing before the United States Com
missioner tomorrow.
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The Rivers RaYaSes.

HELENA, ARK, March THE breaking
of the leyee near Friars Point yesterday
will be very disastrous to q large number
of planters and other people OF that Sec
ton. A gosd deal of land never under
water before will be overhowed. Friar's
Point, Delta and all the towns for twenty
miles back from the river will be badly
damaged, and the planters will lose much
of their live stock, corn and other supplies,
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Held for ExtradIc,,ou,

MONTREAL, March 7.-James 1. Grimes
usdsr arrest here on charge of forgery
and uttering notes Ia the name of Walter
Ames, OF Meigs. Ohio, aud having raised
money on them, absconded to Mon treal,
where he was found living with his wife
in an aristocratic style at the West End OF
the city. He was committed to await ex-
tradition papers.
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Roudsue. Ritter.

BEAvER, March THE attorney for the
Commissioners Of Beaver county, issued
an execution against eI-County Treasurer
W. F. Dawson, on the Judgment obtained
against him and bis bondsmen, for the
amount Of money distracted from the
Treasures vault, st the time Of the rob
berry Of the County Treasury two years
ago. The amount Of this judgment 10
$4,000, with the interest scTuet thereon.
1t Is thought that the property OF the
Treasurer will be insufficient To satisfy the
judgment, and that there will be balance
10 be made up by his bondsmen.
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Rev. Hicks LAWYER Get. . Ga, B.sh.

WASHINGTON, March THE libel case
Shicn the Rev. Hicks hasinstituted against
,he New York Graphic and the Evening
oIsr OF Washington, has evolved a new
pntse this Eorsing. The attorney to obtain
Nlis Is tie general opinisn) further
no5or!ety Of his clients case has requested
'i'' Secretary OF War 70 furnish ham with
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EliiOti's ReD,.,-

hott the ; ~ march The remain, or
; NJ mr or'Te fighter, arrived mis- morn. y.
H. [5any 5ly well known sporting msn m ~. 80. :
.iJsrTco,P ToPII =, ,,,I The body was taRsn 10 ~ ~
le ps,Iou ~ Eulott's sister, Mrs. Nc,ISvi,t re-
rR T, Ei,S 70 which the body lies is b.sviI1 ,HS
The roo, ;1 pe[leS, t.he, being the same used
'nderbiI,"i IN 70 which the body Of CornsIin,
b iay Before burial. Funeral Sun
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BROWN, BONNELL Z co.
Receiver Appointed for PennsyITa-
nia BY the L. y. Court.

iTTSErE', March In the Circuit
''' Of the United States, Judge Acheson
The 0erch, in the matter Of the Lake
Pt''CCr Iron Company ct al. vs.. Brown,
hhetl 4 Go. Lafayette Brown was ap,
.I'ed receiver for the property and effects
the defendant company in the State Of
LLs'y wanna and within the isdictiou
I"e court. The order is not deemed TO
.LV'ize the receiver to interfere with
ts possession by the Marshal or sherifs
Allegheny and Fayette counties Of prop-
y LEVIED on by legal process, but the re.
yer has leave, however, TO take such
: a' he may be advised to set aside such
'ses or attachments.
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FREDDY AND The LILY,
ne Enthu>iaNtie Follower SuppoSed
To be n Mild Craak

h,i"'rNEE, Wis, March 7.-Fnddis
o'A'dl and servant areived at the Plank.
s'Cn House yesterday and attracted
-,n "a. attention. This evening before the
.e'h NrHt ap Freddie was bebfnS tLe
- ne ,,... WIN ID Mrs. Langtry, and when the
- I5HVl F,-l Des''n, Of the Academy Of Music
- I..,,i. nun 10 withdraw be said he was to
'Ius''y manager next season and
t're HTSe 10 coach her. FREDDIE sctaJ
I, -"SsIy' and the general opinion her. ia
NC = becoming mild crank,
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'otense Cold I'm NAL.

k,en owe, aarsh sni's The western b,, :,
bier ',es ,rs solid for the third tim%o % rs =
Ssrp !. anu THIS is the hardest frsaIa >, this m
|lis.t| : M not an inch Of clear wstss " t All,
i oolS an mariners are diScor .II ION
b. in a. = :, lar more enduring and intseSL asa,
|yta". Ay season known for at 49, Ia,t intense tens!
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IT seems impossible that remedy made
OF such common, simple plants as Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake, Dandeiion, &C., should
plake so many and such great cures as Hop
Bitters do; but when old and yaung, rich
and poor, pastor and doctor, lawyer and
editor, all testify to having been cured by
them, you must believe aud try them your
sell, and doubt no longer.
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FLYING FROM THE FLOOD.
Two HsndSea Negroes ResessA HrosA
the Nank La0ds.

INC NUok hsooOos
MEMPHIS, March THE steamer James
Lee arrived this afternoon from Priars-
point bringing two hundred negroes from
of the submerged farms. Her oficss 70.
port all the country between Memphis snd
Helena, Ark, under water, saving where
strips Of levee yet remain. Austin, MIs.
sissippi, is overfowed. Water 10 the depth
Of several feet rushes through the town.
The rev leyee at Delta broke on
Monday. which will cause serious
damage 10 . great many farms. The
rapid rise In the St. Francis river caused
great loss 10 lumbermen, 40 thousand Of
loss were swept sway by thsswift current.
Much suffering exists smong the inhsbit.
ants OF the sunk lands and their isolated
position makes II almost impossible 70
afford them relief,
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The fyanterInauest.

MAssnLoN, March THE coroner's Ser,,
dict in the case of Hunter, whose mangled
body was found in a water tank, charges
Hunters wife and her paramour, their
daughter and Hunters father-in-iaw with
the murder. -.
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hr. vKaHoS, o.. March 7,-At Hunt's
station. on the B: a o. railway. the second
section OF freight train ran Into the resf
Of the 6rst section, tslescopinG the cabooee
ise. The engine wss dismountsd sud bsdly
wrecked and tEo cars burned together With
contents with overtarpins stove In csbooss.
Damage ettjmsted st six hnndfs1 dollasI
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NEW CsxEasrowH. March LA telegrsm
from Roseville tonight says, Dr. Randall
the missing physician was seen Ct Asnc,
field, o., Saturday. II is thought ne used
o ruse 10 desert his vile - one OF MS isdy
friends left the day before be did and has
probably Joined him and gone West
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Bvshsoas Ri1lsA.

MousT vEnsoy. March 7.-Jsmos T.
Kelly, brakeman on the B. q O., VS. 10.
staptIy killed this afternoon. HIS foot
was caught IN 0 rail and before he
could eXtFicste Il, the engine basksd over
him. crushing bin 70 90 unfscoEniaabIe
mass. He VS. singis, sssd %, and lived q
6andusky. Ohio. p
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won't ster1 Of ihs ssass..

MONTREAL, March THE snow fall yes.
terday snd last night IL the heaviest Of tho
season, being i've feet The storm around
everywhere are delayed, Virgins says this
storm 10 merely the arm of the great tempest
The professor cannot Dst 20 Halifax, the
railways being blocked. Stories OF wrecks
with some los life are being secured.
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WuEEIINc " VA THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 8. 1883

a copy of the correspondence which has
taken place between his client and that de.
partment. This request has been politely
declined and the prosecution is at stand
still in consequence.
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IN Fpll Rla.,

flcts. ,SS, ,o,S;,u Pa, March IAN -,
Pes, 80, ing mills and other w1rl, va -
Es Lo..-'h1 Iron ComvSpv enH,f'., "OSAs 0.
'U h'eR, ale in fall b.ass '''s
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Usrosrows, Pa, March 1.-The Genius
of Liberty, one Of the oldest Democratic
papers in this region, win bs sold st pse. .
lie auction on Thursday, March loth. Ine
paper has large circulstion and m az
iensive job and advertising patronase.
There will be Q special election st Coa.
nellsville on the 18th Of March todetsrmtns
whether the majority Of the people are IN
favor OF erecting water Worka
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Ill health generally comes from lack of
the proper life forces in the blood To re-
store the blood to a herlthy state use
Browns Iron BitterS