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BASEBALL GOSSIP.
,ass;dv will cantain BROOKLYN.

Cassidy will captain Brooklyn.
Paul Hines wants to leave Providence.
Last wear there were - clubs in twelve
associations.
BILLY" Holbert is not the man he was by
twenty pounds.
New York and Metropolitans will play
their initial game March g.
The management of the Pittsburg CLUB
win sell no season tickets after April /.
Ted Sullivan has al last succeeded in Or
ganizing a Western League. He said ne
would, and he did.
Providence is treating Silligan in a shame
less manner considering the work he has
done for them.
Dulap, of St. Louis, led the Union Asso'
citation in batting. average APO; Gasscock
was second with 1888.
O'Rouke, of Buffalo, led the League in
batting with an average Of $50; Sutton, OF
Boston, was second with 1874.
Although the Athletics finished seventh
last year they lead in batting and tied with
Louisville for second place in fielding.
Joe Battin, the old-timer, will play third
base for and manage a team organized IN
Cleveland to Join the Western League.
Jumping Jack Jones is coaching Yale;
Lynch, Princeton; Rsdbourne, Brown Gal
vim, Hamilton, and Clarkson, Dartmouth.
Esterbrook, of the M~etropolitans, led the
batting list of the American Amateurs last
scar With an average Of .408. Stovey, Of
the Athletics was second with .404.
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COD LIES OLE HOME.

The RAFFERrYs reside in the peaceful
illage Of Brooklyn, \. Y. There are three
f them. Mr.. and Mrs. PErEE RAFFERTY, and
'ErER RAFFERrY. Jr. Mrs R. is Mr.. Rs
econd wife and the step mother Of PETER,
r. This fac; evidently ranked in the heart
{ PETER, Jr. That it did, Mrs, R. with
Vomanly intuitioa discerned, and to heal
he tender sore the good woman, with q
mothers ~forelhought worked with her def
iDgers and hung up over the mantel the
ouching motto, God Bless Our Home
3ut all vent for naught, the breach widened
nd Mr.. RAFFERTY,, Jr., continued to vent
is melancholy in throwing the furniture at
is parents. These formsiies Of mourn
ug were frequently diversified by the fam
Us "flling up on rot gut rum" to use the
rsDhic language of q conserTstor Of the
,eace who frequently, with the aid oil
~wheeIbarrow, wheeled the RAFFEK-
Y family TO Jail. Thus the
}AFYERTY's have long borne on their es
utcheon the legend, The terror Of the
Brooklyn police" On the evening Of Sun
lsy, January %, the melancholy OF PETER,
r, became uncomfortable and he abused
is ~s,epmother. RAFFERTY,, Sr, went to her
escue and RAFFERrY, Jr., hurled a pitcher
I his father, but the latter lodged the
Missile, and it struck Mrs. RAFFERTY, on the
read, splitting her skull From Mrs. Raj
ERTY's head he pitcher ricochettsd against
be wall and smashed the motto, God
Bless Our Home
At this ~juncture two policemen rushed
nto the apartments and were received in q
most melancholy way. RAFFERTY,, Sr., and
IAFFERTY, Jr., with the help Of Stepmother
RAFFERTY,, began hurting crockery, fur
iture. coal and old shoes at the officers
nd when the supply gave out young Raj
ER-Y got a club and old RAFFERTY got 8
latchet, with which they attacked the OF.
:ers in the most melancholy fashion. One
policeman had his front teeth knocked down
us throat, the others head was cut in q
lozen places, and the bodies Of both were
black and blue for q month after.
But for the arrival of two or three other
Ulcers the two first mentioned might now
Ie in the land where neither clubs nor brass
buttons, hstchets, old shoes or crockery are
Inown; as it was, the RAFFERTTs. father
nd son, were subdued and taken to Jail
For sons time to come there will be two
,acant chairs at their hOspitable board,
wing to the fact that Peters Jr. and 81.
re to make a long and peaceful sojourn
q the penitentiary.
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BElLAlRE.
VULCAN.

A rumor was afoat yesterday that the
National Glass Works would light their
furnaces at an early day, but there is moth.
ing in it, the manufacturers say.
Communion services in the U. P. Church
this forenoon. Rev. Alexander McLahlan
will assist the pastor.
Regular services in the South Bellaire NJ.
E. Church, ~to-day-both morning and even
ing.
Rev. W. T. Mills, of Oberlin, O., will ELL
the pulpit in the Christian Church, this fore
noon; and the pulpit in the Second Presby-
terrain Church in the evening.
Yesterday about fifty persons in the city
we're served with subpGnas as witnesses in
the Borham trial, which begins mex Tues
day.
The County Commissioners will meet in
this city, the 18th inst, TO determine the
ACCESSIBILITY of bridging McMahon's creek,
on Union street.
Rev. James L. Reed, of West Alexander,
Pa, will ell the pulpit at the First Presby.
terrain Church, this morning.
Judge W. c. Grafton will resign his po-
sition as head clerk in the B. L 0. office
here to take a place with the Marietta Chair
Co, in the spring.
Henry Hell, the osrsman, has given up
rowing as a profession.
Men are at work repairing the 0his VAL
ley railroad tracks near the Belmont coal
works.
Postmaster Wise is able to be about
again, after q long sickness, and will resume
his duties at the postofice at an early day.
Mr., J. n. Grsften was called to Pitts
burg Yesterday By q telegram announcing
tie sickness Of his sister.
The U. p. Mite Society will meet Tues.
day evening at the home Of Mrs. K. John
son Union street.
The Turner society hold a special meet.
ing at their hall this afternoon.
And now the Fifth ward talks of building
q skating rink. Is there any limit to this
craze?
Mr.. Frank BURT, Of Darlington, is visit
ing friends in town.
The steel works turned out go tons of
steel Friday. the largest days work since
the plant began operations.
E. Edward Hogan was caught tapping
the I'LL in James Turnbulrs saloon. for
which be was placed behind the bars.
The striking glassWOrkers got their regu.
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SPORTING.
Matters Of General Interest TO Indoor n
nutdoDP AfhlntaA

Matters OF General Interest to Indoor and
Outdoor Athletes
At last Arthur Chambers two prote, es
have been given q chance to show their
mette, and they have proven themselves
worthy of the high regard placed in them
SPringall met Joe Denuing, who weights
twenty pounds heavier than he, and in the
short time before being stopped showed his
style. which was highly ~spplauded BY well
known experts.
Fryer, in his contest with Greenfield last
Friday night, at Philadelphia, shOaed him.
self to be q good one, but be clearly would
be no match for Sullivan. He ; stand
punishment wonderfully, but he does not get
bis head out Of the way and cannot use his
hands at al in close quarters, He would
be q hard man to fight to a finish.
Greenfield showed himself to be very
clever and a terrible hitter, besides showing
rare good nature in his treatment of the
referees decision on the contest.
The final announcement by the commit
tee of the events that will be contested for
in the coming New Orleans regatta has set
all the oarsmen to work and planning, and
the papers Will now be full OF their doings
and intentions.
To-day is the FIRST day Of spring, and the
balLtossers are already beginning to get
their old uniforms out and dust them of to
use in practice games fopthis month.
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TURF TOPICS.

Blair has been driving Maud S. in o
sleigh.
Lysander Boy will return to the track
next season.
The winter meeting at New Orleans viii
end March l9.
Fred Archer, the great jockey, sailed for
England last Wednesday.
Mr.. Bonner says that Maud S. will never
be allowed to trot for money.
James Green, of Philadelphia, has been
engaged to train and drive on II. c. Jewett's
4 Co. 5 Buffalo stock farm.
Clay, the jockey who pulled Princess Ban
at New Orleans, February Is, has been
ruled of the track forever.
A Judge has decided that the track Of the
."PittsbuIg Driving Park will have to be
trayersed by q street. This will put IN end
to racing, which has not paid, in Plttsburg.
A prominent New York bookmaker offers
to lay 30 to l and take your choice" that
nobody can pick the winner in the coming
Suburban Handicap to be run at the spring
meeting of the. Coney Island Jockey Club.
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Mr. PRENrIcE Ross and bis wife, Of Eiiu-
ORC, Pa, are two very tickle persons. They
ave been divorced from each other three
INES, and have just married again. The
ecoud divorce was granted because Mrs.
toss contracted a debt for a spool Of thread
,osting six cents. The third divorce was
,ccasionsd By tie action Of Mrs. Ross in
INNING up a grocery bill As it was well
that Ross was an old miser keeping
lis wife at starvation point, the town boys
ook the old fellow and rolled him over in
he snow one cold night until he was nearly
rozen. The two should make an effort to
ecure Wholesale rates for marriage licenses
md divorce DEGREES if they propose to fool
With each other much longer.
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PARKERSBURG.
Special 10 he SupdIy RSIiAr.

P~ARKERSBURG, W. Va, March Most
of our people returned to day from Washing.
ton. and all were overjoyed with their trip.
". n. Chancellor, r. E. Homer, Judge
John Jackson, G. W. Thompson and Judge
Monroe Jackson arrived home this morning
from the Inauguration.
Miss BERTHE Shaw gave a dancing party
tonight to her friends at her home, corner
of Sixth and Avery streets.
Miss Lily Jackson and Mrs. Mary Rath-
bone attended the Inaugural ceremonies.
The Female Seminary has not been in
session this week, owing to the illness o.
Mrs. T. G. Fields.
Mrs. Keyes and daughter, Of Boston,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. P. Gaynor.
Mr.. Drennen, father Of George Drennen,
Esq, is dangerously i'll.
Miss Mary Gale, of Newport, who has
been spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Stephenson, will return to her
home shortly.
Engineer Penn has been highly compli-
mented for his v~alorous watchfulness on the
occasion of the passing through Of the
Hendricks special last week.
The concert to he given By ST. Nsviers
choir, will take place on Easter Monday.
The Jefferson aEd Duckworth Clubs, OF
Cincinnati, passed through to day on their
way home. The Busch Xouaves, of St.
Louis, will go through tonight.
George Leach, who made his home here
some few years ago, passed through the
city, on Tuesday, on his way to Washing
ton.
Mrs. Brooks Crawford, of Grafton, was
visiting in the city this week.
Mrs. +. Reade and family lett We1nes-
day for Baltimore, where they are to re-
side.
The funeral Of Captain Armstrong, who
died Monday morning Of acute rheumatism
took place from the Presbyterian Church,
on Wednesday afternoon, and was largely
attended. The deceased leaves a wife and
four children.
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KNUCKLES AND GLOVES.

Kelleher should be able to 60 against any
of them if he could only feel so.
Fryer's upper cu's are very effective, but
he can't use his hands in close quarters.
Frank Gormley's Big Black Man is
something the owner should De proud OF.
Springalls work last Monday evening
was fully up to the standard claimed BY
Arthur Chambers.
The manly way in which Greenfield took
the referees decision in his contest with
Fryer won him many friends.
Mitchelrs defeat of Scholes has brought
him pretty near the entrance TO the ring
round the inner circle" He will have to
do something good to get in again.
The devotees of the manly art want to
know when be men who are talking of want
ing to meet Sullivan and nobody else will
have to fight among themselves and do it.
A yearago Charlie Mitchell was the pet of
the fancy. To-day it is a toss-up, talk to the
contrary notwithstanding, which of Ryan,
Mccartney, Greenfield, Burke, or Mitchell,
is the best man, but they all know that q
chance blow might knock them OUT, and
their reputation, which is their living, would
be gone.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF WHEAT.
IN Excess OF 55,OOO,OOO Bushels as Com
pared with the same Period Last Year.

An Excess OF 81, 700, 900 Bushels as Com
pared With the same Period Last Year.
CISCISSArI, o., March THE Cinein-
lsti Price Current of this morning pub
ishes the result Of special investigations
concerning the stocks Of wheat in the
COUNTRY, exclusive Of the reported visible
upply. 1t is shown that twelve States
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas
Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Kentucky and Tennessee-which produced
81 per cent Of the wheat crop of 1884
1ow have stocks amounting to 10000.
100 bushels. or 30 per cent. Of the
Hoduction Of these States in 1884. The
ss,imates for the remaining portion of the
country show a total Of 50, 600, 900 bushels,
which makes an aggregate Of l62.000,O00
bushels OF wheat, which compares with 49,
zoe, 900 bushels 9 year ago. according to
he Price Current estimates, and ll9.00O.-
100 bushels as reported BY the Department
If Agriculture. By adopting the latter it
8 shown that the entire wheat stocks Of the
country, embracing the visible supply, az
Eregate POS. 0O0, 900 bushels, compared with
10000, 900 bushels q year ago. Including
he equivalent of wheat represented in -four
n the country, the total 243. 00o. 900 bush
is, compared with l95. O0O. 900 q year ago,
be stocks Of -four being equal 10 $4,000, 900
bushels tii~ wear. against 5000, 900 . year
IgO.
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0UNOSViLl
Special 10 The Sunday RegiIter.


Mo-NDsvILLE, March 6.-Circuit Court is
in session.
W. ". Echols has announced himself as
a candidate for Mayor.
. Rev. ]. p. Thatcher has recovered sufi-
GENTLY to be about again.
81. S. Fish returned to his home in La
Crosse, Kansas, Monday, stopping on his
way at Topeka, where he will remain until
Legislature ~sdjourns.
". ". Burton, ar ex-typo Of the Herald,
has Rev" prefxed to bis name and Is
preaching in Gilmer county. A queer
change for q printer to take to.
Finley Gallagher and family moved to
Barton, O., Tuesday.
The G. A. r. Post No. FL, will have an
important meeting March Is. All members
are needed in attendance.
Two Cameron bellies are visiting Miss
Alice Saver. and are enjoying themselves
st the skating rink.
Mr.. John Morris, of Povhattan arrived
home Thursday. from Kansas City.
The report in the Newsletter saying that
a.6ne cloak was stolen from the skating
rink ia false. An exchange, through a mis-.
take, occasiored the report
MoundsviIle's visitors to the Inauguration
Of Cleveland returned home Thursday.
One man taken in Thursday afternoon on
account of drunk-not q plain, but orna-
mental drunk, with a political speech and
gymnastics attached.
Tbayer Melvin and B. B. Dovener. Of
Wheeling, were in town Saturday attending
court.
Frank Arnold, Delegate from Marshall
county. was in town Saturday.
Captain Lee Anshutz. Just returned from
q trip through Missouri, Iowa and Minneso-
Ia, is circulating among friends here.
The Columbus Democratic Club and the
~Iroquois Club. of Chicago, passed through
this place for home Friday.
We have numbers of applicants for the
postofice at this place, among them John
Higgs, Mr.. Dsgg, John Purdy aud Thomas
Fleming.
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BENWOOO.

Yesterday was pay day at the Riverside
blast furnace and steel plant.
Rev. Hite delivered q sermon in the n.
f. Church, LAST Sabbath. which was a mas
terly piece of diction and eloquence.
The Odd Fellows lodge, of this city, have
ordered new regalias.
The Princess was welcomed back to her
old trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henna are spending a few
DAYS at the residence OF the latters mother,
prior to their departure for their future
home in the west.
Mrs. Charles Esrp, Of Wheeling, was the
guest of friends here this week.
Mrs. Margaret MCGEE and Mrs. Pstter-
son, were the happy recipients OF pensions
last week. Both were worthy and most de-
serving. The LATER has been a widow for
many years.
The photographs of the children Of the
various rooms Of the public schoo! were re-
taken last Wednesday.
1t is understood that there will be q new
grocery open at the stand formerly occu-
pied as a.drug store by John Sinclair.
There were a small number of machines
sssiged to various nsilers in the fore part
of the week at the factory of the Benwood
Iron Works.
The skating contest of the best skaters Of
the town will take place next Wednesday
evening at the LASER rink. To him who
makes the best record will be given a hand
some pair OF skates
The heaters OF the Benwood Iron Works
Company were off several days last week
owing to not having steel.
Rev. Griffith, of the North Street church,
Wheeling. Is expected to occupy the pulpit
of the Methodist church here to-day.
Rev. Deehan, OF Wheeling, was a guest at
the Catholic parsonage one day last werk.
Mrs. Rev. Price returned Monday from a
visit of some months to her parents in Har,
per's Ferry.
Mrs. BARLEY, Of Rraddock, Pa, is the
guest of friends here.
Mr.. Frank Roberts, a debonaire young
gentleman OF Harrisville, O., was the guest
Of Mr.. Harry Bowers one day last week.
Miss Mary Lindamsn, a charming young
lady of Wheeling, is the guest Of Mrs. 81.
Lindaman, of Water street.
Messrs. ". Bursee, c.. briggs and s. Tur'
ner spent the greater part Of last week view
ing the sights Of Washington city and there
abouts.
The boxes for the addition to the factory
arrived Friday. The addition is rapidly
getting in shape for use.
a prize is to be awarded to the most grace
full lady skater at the LASER rink next Fri
day evening.
A vast amount Of grain is unloaded just
below the junction, from Western com.
panies' cars TO the cars of the B. & o.
The many friends Of Mr.. ". Graham, Of
Cleveland, formerly OF this place, are panied
10 learn of his serious ~indisposition.
The breaking of the ice caused some loss
10 Mr.. Pollay, the proprietor Of the ferry,
in the way of floats.
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THE ROD AND GUN.

Minks and muskrats are plentiful around
Barnegat Bay.
Sparrow.hswks are seen in great numbers
north of NorristoWn, Pa.
W~illiampsport, Pa, proposes to have a
local game protective association.
The famous Warren Tavern pack of
hounds in Chester county, Pa, are for sale.
Charles Carr, of Somers Point, n. j., shot
four wild geese q few days ago.
Many Of the csnvas-backs killed on the
Chesapeake are shipped to England.
Angling is always better in the Delaware
and It's tributaries after severe rains.
Several large red-wiuged hawks we're
killed last week in the vicinity Of Port
Kennedy.
Redheads are plentiful in the sir-holes Of
Barnegat Bay, and are in splendid condition.
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lar weekly pay from the Association Us
terdsy. ., has
obtained O patent on q sell feedins nan
machine. NJ,
Mr., j. C. Tsllman. Esq, and sister, mrs.
Henry Esele, have been called to the oea'
side Of their brother, W. II. Tsliman. hs9;,
who is l,ipg at deaths door at MS father 8
home at Morristown. III
The MISUNDERSTANDING wiu
hold q special meeting in their ball TINS
afternoon. .n
Henry Nagle is building an addition 70
his Gravel Hill property.
Lewis Hess is smiling-boy, Ii! pounas;
]. W. Hawkins Is home from.a successiui
business trip for the Little Tin Co:
Eugene Steritt is recuperating from . Sc
we're attack of typhoid fever.
The police now run Migrants IN Int Pu'
them TO work on the stone pile. 4,
Twenty six cars Of fne'export cattle passed
East over the B. & o. yesterday.
Mrs. A. V. Honeywell, OF the Second
ward, is quite sick with typhoid fever;
Work is progressing rapidly on the Indian
run skating rink. The structure will be
built Immediately over the stream.
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An End tn Rnnn SCREAMING.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, l.
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, / feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
9 running sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me / would have to have
the bone scrsped or leg stipulated / used,
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnics Salve, and
leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at Fifty cents q
bottle. and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c
per box, By Logan & Co.
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AdVt>fo

Mrs. Winslow u Soothing Syrup, for chl
dren teething. is the prescription Of one o
the best female nurses and physicisns 10 "
United States, and has been used for foc7
years with never failing succe By MI
lions Of mothers for their children. Dr.
ing the process Of teething its value 80
caleulable. It relieves the child from psas'
cures dysentery and diarrhna, grping q
the bowels, and wind colo. BY ginas
health 10 the child it rests the moiso'
Price Csc Q bottle.
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II is dangerous to tamper with irritating
liquids and exciting SHUTS. Use Ely's
Cream Balm. which is safe and pleasant, and
is easily applied with the finger. 1t cures
the worst cases of catarrh, cold in the head
and hay fever, giving relief from the first
application. All druggists have it. Price
so cents. By mail so cents. Ely Bros.
Oswego. n. Y.
CHRONIC CATARRH. The result of 25
years catarrh-the bridge, or division, of
my nose was about half gone. / obtained
q bottle of Ely's Cream Balm; used four
bottles, applying it to the affected parts with
a swab, which has about cured up the nos
trils. / had previously tried sl other RENE
dies on the market without permanent re.
lief. A. Wood, sc North High street, CO.
lumbus Ohio.
IrSD Ely's Cream Balm good for c.
tarrh Of long stsnding,-M. n. Lasley, 1884
West Chestnut Street, Louisville. Ky.
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The voltaic Beit Co., Marshall Us 81
offer to send their celebrated Elecuo.
taic Belt and Other Electric A~pplaooI
trial Tor thirty day, 70 men yoons1
old) afflicted With nervous debility; -
vitality and manhood, and hndfca =,
bles. Also for rheumstism. neurslgiH~s
alyia and many otbe dissaseA Coas
restoration 70 health, vgor and Man. ~,
Ruannteed. No risk . incurred, ss
days' trial 10 allowed Write .
Or Illustrated panphjsthsA
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Dr.. FELIx Adder told his congregation
q New York last Sunday that q man who
old the truth in al the common affairs Of
ife would be regarded as q candidate for
he lunade asylum. The doctors sanity
as never been seriously questioned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08

JAY GoULD's railroaders are striking sll
,ver the country. Somebody ought to warn
hese railroAders that the willy little million
ire is loaded. He has a monopoly Of the
rires running beyond the veil Of taturity-
u ether words, he undoubtedly foresaS II,
nd his quie,ness bodies i'll for his employees.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08

The direction, whence dynamite bombs,
Internal machines and other little love
oEens are dropped under JOHS Bulls
hair, seems to have suddenly veered
around. The English journals, it is to be
lOped, will now let up on the United States
md 60 to seolding France for harboring
he dynamiters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08

THE Marquis of LOrns ridicules the idea
{ an approaching war with Russia The
darquis seems TO know all about it, Just as
{ he were on the ground all the time, In
tsad of g~aliyanting srOuRd America
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p,sh,s,r. AnsAs ,avs,

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Bruises Sores, Ulcers Salt Rhsum, -
SoreA, Tettse. Chapped HandA ChiieAl:
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lively cures Pills. O. no pay required -
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SUNDAY. MARCH 8. 1883,

MNRCH came in Ike q lion and caves
round Ike an African gorilla There are
trODg probabilities of It going out fkeahuu-
" Bengal tiger.