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Freaks Of a Somnamhullsf.

CINCINNATI, March s.-A few nights ago
the family of NJ. I. Vandevort had auite
an exciting event at their residence i'm
LoVeland. A lady visitor and relative is
visiting them. The family had several
young people as callers during the evening
and considerable conversation concerning
1ue many recent murders was indulged in
Ihe lady who was the central figure i'm the
aiVeI excitement, after the callers left re.
urea 10 chamber having a window opcn-
rug out onto veranda. About midnight
some OF the family were awakened NV
voices OF men and the wailing of a female
voice. Mr.. Court Nandevort appeared
az the window, revolver in hand, and saw
Two men and n woman i'm the street When
they caught sight OF the weapon
tney retreated, making some remark
ABOUT one of the murderers. I'm about balf
an an n0ul the son was again awakened and
louhu young army about the house
Alarmed at the strange sight he rau down
stars, revolver in hand, and found some of
the parties tryingto force open the dining.
room door while at the same time the front
door-beil was violently ringing Mr. Y
upon asking the crowd what the matter
was, voice from the outside REPLIED that
the family were murdered, and n woman
hau jumped from the upper window Omen.
ilg Ihe door ne found a crowd, headed hv
OHncer Martin. Mr.. VHndevort informed
IneIh that his family were
all alive and we'll at tbe
same time inquiring where the woman
was lie was escorted 10 the residence of
Colonel Nash, and there found his guest.
who was supposed 10 be sound asleep. and
the family using caution 10 prevent her
rest from being broken by the noise Ex.
plantations were i'm order, and were given
as follows: The crew OF an eastern-bouud
freight train were taking water and re.
celVing orders when they saw n white Oh.
Ject coming down the track toward them.
AS NJ drew nearer they discovered a woman
IN her night dress and barefOoted walking
over the frozen ground, through the freez.
ing wind. They asked her what was the
matter. She said the Nandevort family
were all murdered, and she had escaped by
jumping from the window. When asked
where tue house was, she led them toward
the Nandevort residence, making strange
and ptiiul noises all the time *
they neared the house they saw youuo Van.
devort at the window, and mistook him
LOT one ot the murdcrers. Alarmed they
Ned, and, after taking the lady TO Colonel
Nash's house, they raised a crowd, includ.
ing Oiicer Martin, and proceeded again 10
the house determined 10 capture the rnur.
derers, with the results already stated.
The lady has no recollection of anything
mat occurred until Mr.. Nandcvort spoke
70 her at Colonel Nash's. Up 10 that time
she mad persisted that the family were ali
murdered. Although weighing over two
hundred pounds she escaped without n
visible scratch or injury, and has not suf.
Tered from any bad results Of her remark.
able nights experience.
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THE COLOR LINE
Drawn Sharply at Burlington, New
Jersey.
Coiorcd Preacher WHO wants IsIs
children Educated ,n the " hItc
schools.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March, "a writ of
mandamus was yesterday served upon the
School Trustees of Burlington, y. j., order
ing them TO admit the children ofa colur,d
minister, R'v. Jeremiah II. Pierce, 10 the
white public school. The minister person.
ally served the writ, which he nud obtained
trom the New Jersey Supreme Court. Mir.
Fierce Is light mulltto, and his children
are even lighter than himself They are
intelligent, bright and wcll-brhavcd. Tn,
school trustees claim that as the borough
has erected sChool-house exclusively for
the colorei children, at n cost of 5000 and
provided II with two capable teachers, the
hov. Pierce should be satisfied. Tucv say
Il he has any complaints To- make p~ 10 the
studies and the standard of the instruction.
ne should make them known, ~p tuut they
may bc rcctlhed. When Mr.. Pierce, chill.
ureh take their seats Ia the whi.c school f.
Is predicted there will bc open rcvoltu upon
me part Of the offspring of the poir.f faces.
lho color line has been drawn ma tho
town, and the colorcd people are already
beginning TO feel the effects ot their prcuch.
erS conduct Their churches enter
tainments and lodges are largely depend.
ent upon contributions from the whites
ana recently many OF the substantial white
citizens have pointedly refused TO give
when asked. Rev. Mr.. Pierce, pastor OF
the African NJ. L.. Church, says: ~ insti.
'utcd TINS SUIT against the trustees,
as a test case for the benefit of my
race in this State. | am making the fight
single-handcd, and | am paving the cxpcn-
Ses out OF my own pocket. Besides my de-
sire 10 abolish the color system IL you please,
want 10 obtain for my children.
tho benefit of the higher grade OF studies
that are 70 be found i'm the white schools /
had trouble at Woodstown, whcrc | for
merly resided, u secure for my children
equal educational advantages with the
whites. Finally they were admitted, hut
the trustees refused all other colorcd child
rem. When | came To investigate the white
ana cOlored schools OF Burlington and
compared them / found that the ndvan-
tages bestowed upon the whites
were double those given my
own color My eldest daughter,
who Is seventeen years Of age, - now
attending the Normal School at Trenton
regularly. She hus already gone through
The model department. No objection was
raised there on account of her color. Tho
only step further, except the United States
supreme Court, that the Trustees can take
IN their obstruction policy is TO carry the
case before the Court OF Errors and Ap.
peals, which j understand, they moan to
do, but j shall continue the hght until NOT
only my own daughter, but other culored
children, are admitted.
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FOUR EXPLOSIONS.
At Lawrence, Mass, 0nondaga, Mich.
and Other Points.
Several Persons KIIIed aud "a Number of
Iiou-es Shattered.

LAwRENCE, MASS, March G.-The boiler
at j. I. Trees dyeing establishment ex.
pioded to-day, killing the engineer, John
frees DR., and fatally injuring VIM. More.
Iahd and Michael Cronin, two EMPLOYEES.
me torce OF the explosion was SO great
Vnat three buildings were shattered to
sPhhIers. Pieces of the boiler and debris
were thrown 400 feet, crashing through the
roofs OF dwellings, but fortunately injured
no one.
JACKSON, Mich, March News has
just been received here of a terrible boiler
eAPIosloh IN Onondaga. Porter'S saw mill
was destroyed, and VIM. Ward, engineer
ana Johu Porter were killed. VIM Young
had ms arm blown Off and was fatally in.
Iuuteu, damage $1,000; no insurance
"ard leaves wife and children.
CihATrANooGA, Tenn, March 6. Two
oa'Ierles containing four boilers exploded
at Rising Fawn Furnace this morning.
,hIoush lack of water. One man was
Killed, one injured and the building
NEW YORK, March 6.-An explosion of
,t h"s occurred this morning in the vaults of
Ihe cellar saloon kept by one Hollender.
Ssituated IN the Staats Zeitung Building.
ihe gas pipes running through the
vaults leaked, and the escaping gas
tI accumulated during the night. When
the gas i'm the cellar was lighted his
morning the vault door was opened and n
t,eeIrloie explosion ensued. The iron cover
lu ot the manhole leading from the vault
20 ihe sidewalk was blown high in the air.
itei!tiiihs WIN frlghtful thud, fortunately
hitting no one. Every pane az class i'm tb,.
shl0on was blown out, and bottles, glasses
ana Ih9 dishes destroyed. Two employees,
Heinrich Refer, aged twenty-four, and
nelnrlch Bachmann, aged twenty y-one,
were taken out stunned, and badly burned
about the head and neck. The los, ON the
slaoon Is estimated at -, 900.
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Became a lhMnss-

BALTIMORE, March IA sensation was
created here yesterday by the announce.
ment of the marriage Of Miss Colista Hon.
wood beautiful young girl, to william
Oberndorfer, wealthy young IsracIitc.
coupled with the news that she had em.
DI aced Judaism 20 satisfy her lover. Miss
HOpwood's father is "A prominent citizen
ana stanch Protestant. being one of the
Vestrymen Of Ascension Protestant Epis.
copaI Church Oberndorfer came 10 this
Guy last spring from Norfolk on n visit to
MFs. l.aur relative, who lives opposite
Mr. HopwOod's house. While there be
met Miss Hopwood and a mutual interest
arose \ few weeks ago, just as the young
people had decided 10 brave all obstacles
ana marry, Mr. Hopwood informed his
daughter that H. was time abe boc,r,e a.
member Of Ascension Church. To this her
loVer strenuousiy objected aud al his bid.
ding she clopcd with him a few nights AGO
to south Mills, Virginia, and they were mar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-14
A HearlIess Uncle.

ROCHESTER,, MINI, March The CIV.
clone OF August ~ last killed Charles Quick.
ms wife and two Of their seven children.
lhree OF the orphaned children were adopt.
ed 10y charitable people. or the remaining
TWO Jacob Schneider was appointed guar.
dian, and "A special contribution OF S775 TO
the quick family placed to his credit.
August Quick, they were placed
IN ms family, and disappeared
from public notice until the coroner was
summoned 20 investigate the death OF Her
mann, the eldest, aged fourteen. The boy
had died OF starvation and neglect. Sent 10
School insuiiiciently clothed, his feet had
Deen frozen, and, his injuries receiving
no care, the flesh OF his toes wns
ready 10 drop from the bones. The body
was reduced TO a mere skeleton, and while
out gathering chips for firewoOd he dropped
dead an his tracks Steps are being taken
uncle.
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Two-Ccnt Postage Affecting Postal Cards.

WAsHNGToN, March 0-sincc tire intro.
duction OF two-cent letter postage there
has been an unexpected reduction in the
number Of postal cards issued. For five
years the annual increase iu tine issue had
been fourteen per cent. Since July ! last
there has been an increase Of eight.
cen per cent. in adhesive stamps
and - per cent. i'm stamped
envelopes issued. During those eight
months the issue Of postal cards only
reached 21G,jj2, $50, as against 2GO. .23G 100 in
the corresponding period in the preceding
year. In consequence of the decreased
demand for postal cards, 'uc Postmaster
General hns sent "A letter 90 the Speaker Of
the House informing him that the estimates
Tor the cost Of manufacturug cards for the
next fiscal year may Toe reduced .3j 900
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Ihose Resnlnllnns Retnrnnh

WAsWNGToN, March T. - Herr Won
Ersendecker, German Minister, said today
he had Just received from the German Gov.
eminent tine resolutions Of coincidence
passed by tue American Congress ON tbe
death OF Herr Lasker, and would forward
them as well rs accompanying letter trans.
mitted from Prince Bismarck 10 tho De.
partment Of state in q few DAYS. He
9udeu ne had had no communication or un-
derstandiug whatever with the FOREIGN
AHairs Committee in regard to the matter.
lie proposed 90 deal entirely with the De-.
partment Of State. The letter Of Prince
Bismarck returning the resolutions. he
salu, had already been published in sub
stance, but I'm addition 10 expressed Bts.
marcks regret that ne felt compelled. uu.
der the circumstance, 90 return the reso.
lutioDs
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EYnoris Of Amerinan pnrk

WAsHINGToE, March G.-Statements is.
sued by tho Treasury Department show
that, despite the opposition to American
pork abroad, the quantity and value of the
bog product exported in 1883 were millions
Of pounds and millions of dollars worth fra
excess Of lss2. The quantity of bacon ex.
ported is 56,0OO,OOO pounds greater than In
1852; hams, seventy per cent greater than
in lss2; pork, nearly 100000 pound
fEoater, and lard, 5000. 900 in eTcess of
the past year. The value OF the pork pro-
dhcts exported increased nearly SiD. .OgOO0D
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Elephanis on n Ramnane.

LONDON, March 0.-Whilc the animals be
longing 20 Rangers menagcrie were being
removed from a train at the depot of a
town in Kent, two elephants, alarmed at
tue whistling of the engines, broke loose
and cnreered wildly through the streets.
breaking the massive gates Of the
depot and attacking three persons, two of
whom wcrc seriously injured. They final.
ly entered "A Cul-dc-sac nud made their
way into n house, tine flooring of which
gave way, and the animals were precipitnt.
ed into the cellar, from which, after hours of
work, they were drawn by other elephants.
There was the widest excitement upou tis
street
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Ouick TIma Between N.w York and Chioann

CmCAGo, March o. The first train Of
the new fast mail, which left New York
Saturday night AT 9:iu, duo In Chicago the
next night at 1925, arrived seven minutes
ahead Of tiro. Postmu.'or.Ci.
oral Gresham First Assistant Post.
master General linr0n, md General
superintendent Ihomp-l lu, of tho railway
mail service, ACCOMPANIED the train. There
were seven postal car. General Gre ham
stated 10 an a sIciafcI Press representa-.
tive that tho new service Is in eycrv ,yay
satisfactory; that n' BOO time was the train
time. Tho trip was devoid OF -p,ciol in.
tcrest.
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Bombs In Wanna

VIENNA, March G.-The police have dis.
covered three dynamite laboratories in this
city and believe that others exist. a work.
man was arrested to-day in the suburb.
who vas attempting 10 smuggie some
small bombs into The city. Bombs are
found in the streets daily. and feeling
OF great uneasiness prevails. 10 D. sur.
missed thai much of the dynamite used bv
tho torr0rists comes fiom America via
NNIlZ.rLnnl
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The Southern Floods.

BLAcKFIsH, ARK, March THE Missis.
sippi River here extends from its he'd AN
the west % the 81. Frances River on the
east, distance Of over forty miles. and
has reached n maximum HEIGHT Of ~ Zoe,
ana there stands stationary, excapt
slightly affected by recent rains. Edward
Lee, Of Memphis, was drowned hero. lie
was IN the overflow in dugout, which
caPslled' and although he succeeded i'm
reaching tree, he attempted 10 rrpoin
possession Of his dugout, aud falling. was
drowned. - ''
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The long bridge over Tho Ouin-
nipiac River atNow Haven ha. been as
sailed by the toredo. whose destructive
work is very common and surprisingly
rapid in Southern waters a section Of
one of Che piles has proved ON oNamina-
ton 20 be completely houcycombcd.
THIS discovery has made necessary
minute examination of the entire struct-
urc. The best protection against tho
remorclcss industry Of the teredo Is
supposed 90 Doe the impregnation OF
wool exposed 90 70 with tho Oh Of ere
osote. -Huryora Post
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Franco Chinese War

PARIS, March IA dispatch from Hal
Dzuong state that the advance Of the
French troops under Gen. Negrier. upou
Bac-Ninh, has commenced aud that several
skirmishes between French and Chinese
troops had taken place. Three Freucnuen
and many of the Chinese were killed and
wounded. General Negrier hns G.OOO men .
another French column OF 5000, under
Generals MIlot and Butre is expected 10
start for Bac-Niuh eorly Tomorrow morn.
ing, making l2,u0oto participate in the at.
tack upon Bac- Niuh.
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Laskers Death Announced

BERLIN, March THE announcement i'm
th" Reichetng Of the death OF Herr Lasker
led to "a debate on the action Of the Amer.
lean House of Representatives. There
was some excitement. a reprpscufative
OF the Independents expressed his graft.
tude o. Congress, and his Indifference 20
the unJustfauie interference of BismarcK
a Conservative protested against tho nc.
ton Of this speaker and against the course
pursued by The American Congress.
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The Eastern War.

SUARt8, March 10 ,nuu Diyna refuses
90 surrender =" General Graham, and i8
determined 90 fight. lie has two cannon
and one thousand rinos "Tho Black
Watch" regiment advanced eight miles 90.
day, and cuc1mpad iu front % the cucmv's
lines. H. estimated tuua D.mIn Diguu
enrolled Sis thousand men 1' S.ukat.
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DETROIT for a couple Of years has had
a professional female bcggar, who aI~
plies almost exclusively to ministers and
church members. Recently it was dis
covered that all the time she was the
owner of two houses which brought her
rents TO the amount Of forty five dollars
a month.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-14

a KEroRr by the New York State
Board Of Health says consumption is
coming 10 the front as among the diseases
that are prcvcntablc. and is more likely
to develop IN the presence Of an atmos-
pherc contaminated with mir from sewers
or by oycr-crowding ill-ycntilatcd roons.
by damp cellars and promises, and by
want Of sunlight and Of good food
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TIE superb pile Of granite masonry
fronting ON Chestnut. Ninth and Market
streets. 20 bc used for the Post Onicc.
United States Court and Offices Of the
Federal Government in Philadelphia. is
now finished and has been opened for
business. For eleven years this edifce
mas been rearing iis gray granite proper
tons. It has frontage Of 425 feet. q
depth Of 75 and % height of l6l feet
The total cost including furnishing, ia
ab0ut s.. .nnn.nnn
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AnnIh z Mlnn unrrnr

~ PAsO, Tx, March G-1no caviue bro
of the shaft of the frieta0 mine, iu Sonora,
bodies have not yet been recovered. the
quantity oi cnrth that fills the shat, tciug
great. fnc terrible affair occurred several
days ago, but ihe news has just reached
fhIs pDfuf.
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a PERMIT was recently granted i'm
Chicago for twclvc-story building, 10
cost ~ l,C0O,OO0 The Building Depart
mcnt charged 1888 for issuing the per-
NIT. When finished, ii will be the high
est building in Chicago and its roof will
be l16 feet from the pavement
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Two ChIIdren RoIIed 10 nealh

WHEELING, w. Va, March g. Two little
children Of Isaac Kennedy, who resides in
Barbour county, this State, were literally
boiled - death yesterday Tho u,tle oua.
were playing about kettle of hoiliuz SOAP.
when they fell into if. When taken uut t1e
aesb fell from the bones.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-14

TuE London street railroads followed
America in the adoption of the bell
punch, but most of them have since
abandoned il rs nuisance and failure
TO prevent dishonesty.
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REPORTS from France Indicate that
the authorities are beginning to feel
moro kindly toward the American hog.
and that there is every probability that
our pork meats will soon again be adj
mittcd To that country.
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THE Boston Globe says ii may sur
prise some people to know that there is
no legal National holiday not even the
Fourth of july being one. States, by
their Legislatures have designated GER
tain days as holidays, but Congress has
never made any day such.
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The square feet of area covered by
the six largest post-oilicc buildings in
the United States are as follows: Chica-
GO 7O,ii6; Philadelphia, 6I12l; Gin
cinnati, 50, 100; New York. i0,323; St.
Louis, 10. ops; Baltimore. %. 800.
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Ir is pointed out that by rapid changes
in words the common language in Eng
land and America is drifting apart
These changes are taking place ON both
sides Of the Atlantic. Some OF the best
AmcricanismS, now not understood in
England, are really survivors OF good.
sound English.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-14

!r is remarked that reform has be-
gun in French fiction. and that the fash
ION IS now toward dccency and purer
taste. The Paris Figaro says: 1--WE
prefer clean romanccs just as we pre-
Ter clean shirts. You may say, if YOU
Ike, that our hearts are mono the less
depravcd, but you shall not say that
our taste is So
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A rROmNENT Western business man
advertised for q boy, recently. stat
ing that one with red hair was preferred
In am interview nc explain, that his cV-
pcricncc had taught him that rcd-haircd
boys are smartcst most energetic, re-
spcctful and trustworthy. and also that
the rcd-haircd girls in his factory arc
more scdaic and industrious than the
others
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san FRAvc5co, March o.-Laet night
and to.day'5 storm was th. heaviest fof
many years. Santa Clara Valley. for
distance Of eighteen miles, iea vast lake.
Damage 10 property fully lplf 70 million.
IL is stu raining
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Dreadful ARRAY in lialu

RoME, March 6.--An ARRAY occurred YES.
terday at Pressa between loborcrs ON ~
railway and the inhabitants of the village.
The Carbincors in cndcavOriug 60 suppress
the disturbance fired, killing eight and
wounding fourteen villagers.
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NEw YORK, March "a broken nango
prccipitatod local train Qua tuH Harlem
Railroad into Harlem River tonight Tho
few passenger and train hands were res.
cucd by boafwcn. Maggie VI HguiTo, o.
Hunters Point, had her kuII fractured
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THE family of Minister Hunt who
died in st. Petersburg recently, is
widely scattered. OF his six sons, one
is IN the navy, one is lawyer in New
York, and another is n civil engineer in
Dakota, another l. living in Mon
tana Mr.. Hunts wife and daughter
were with him in ST Petersburg
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TuE Philadelphia Times facetiously
remarks, that Just before the battle of
Trinkitat Osman Digna read the
Queens book, end il broke him all up."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-14

Soon some energetic museum man
agcr will bc inviting FL Mahdi to come
To America and exhibit himself at
dime n peep.
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The Porte of Turkey has appointed
Christian Governor for Crete. Tho
world moves.
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WHEN Bismarck dies it is not prob
able that Congress will send any resolu-
tions of coincidence To the German
Rcichstag.
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CArno, Ill, March "a young man.
supposed % bo named Pierce, of Harris.
burE H., shot himself DD % freight trait
on fuo Illinois Central Railroad 8t Irving
ton, last night, and will die.
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-No1r WIUde1T T"UfOn tUWnfV. Mo.
John Wells. % prom ucut farmer ANS.
wcrcd knock door the ,othcr
evening. and found two men. who de-
mandcd bis money the point of their
rcvo.vcrs Wells H mp.od to retreat
20 his itting room whom tbo robbers
shot him doad and escaped Dltr0u
POSI-
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B. & o. r. r. TIMETABLE.
WESTWARD.

CONDENSED timetable OF passenger trains for
the stations named below
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

A CHEMIST pronounces unboltcd nOur
harder To digest than the white.