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Hattie Ahead.
LoNDoN, Feb, "a close canvass Of the
House OF Commons has been made on the
proposed land legislation, and Mr.. Glad
stone confidently expects to be able 20
carry his project through the popular
branch by majority OF at least thirty.
The Wings will sulk in their tents, hut
the detection OF the l)llOwera OF Lord
harrington is not seriously feared. All
tho new members, most Of whom ars
tainted with radiCallsm, will support the
government. When the bill has passed
tho House the struggle will be- transferred
to the Lords, and the battle will rage until
success or dissolution is reached, lsuor-
NOUS Influence will be brought 10 bear
towards helping It's passage through the
upper House, aud the attitude assumed
by tho Lords in the present crisis OH land
reform not only In Ireland, but thro ugll.
out the United Kingdom, will at no dis
tant period prove an important factor in
the question their existence.
The proposed scheme for Ireland's paci.
tication 1t must bSreColectod is sltnplv
announced, No draft Of Il is yet known
TO be in existence, and many old Com.
moneIs are chOry about expressing opin.
Ions az TO It's success, Mr.. John Bright Ia
one Of them, and he says no will not com.
nit himself 10 bill until lie has seen II.
He iuther says that he believes any settle.
ment at this time 10 DO hopeless, lie
might think otherwise II he could believe
that the Irish really desired settlement
favorable TO the existence OF the Union,
hu! he doubts this latter theory yery
much. Indeed, there are many Liberal
members Of the House Of Commons who
inaiBt that nothing short OF absolute Bepa.
ration viii ever satisfy Ireland, and this
point they will not Concede. They will
vote for reform Of the broadesl kind, but
not disuniOn.
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TIE COKE STRIKE.
No EyIOtIOna Ie4tsTdSy-Ths Possible h
suit of the Lockout.


GREENsBuRd, Pa, Feb. j.-The situts
tion in the coke regions was not material,
| ly changed to-day, The writs OF eject
ment issued yesterday have not been sery'
ed, Sheriff Stewart refusing to evlct the
sLnksn while the cold weather lasts.
He says II the operators want the Hun
gaFians turned out they will have to do
1t themselves. Several works were in
operation to-day and others were pre-.
pairing to resume.
UNIoNTowN, Pa, Feb, "a number OF
the miners who were eyicted from the
compauy's houses Of II. @. Frick 4
Co., have brought suit against the com.
pany for damages,
PITrsEURGH, Pa, Feb, 5.-The longer
the strike in the coke region lasts, the
more interest It Is exciting in the ranks Of
the iron men, So far no Pittsburgh mill
has been required to close down, but
Is furnace after furnace Is being
banked, the date OF the closing
seems near at hand, A prominent pig
iron man asserted to-day that by the first
Of March, II the coke workers strike con-
linues, there will be no pigironin the mar
'ket aud American manufacturers will have
~ buy English iron,
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LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Premier is being
sorely pressed by the Irish leaders, and
when he brings forward his land bill II
will certainly contain provisions drawn OH
the lineB Of the Ceilings amendment,
which will contain a long step toward
home rule. Mr.. Gladstone's methods arc
not completely MaChiavellian In their tor.
tuousncss, but he nevertheless believes
that a certain amount Of virtuous fnesEe
Is necessary TO the success Of the great
problem Of his life, and a repetition 81 the
tactics which he employed Wien disestab.
fishing the Irish Church may he looked
for Mr.. Parnell is in full accord with the
Liberal leader on this plan Of action, and
will support him with his voice and votes
as long as he Is convinced that an earnest
endeayor Is being made for the cause
which he has at heart,
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srr,r r.o,v.,., ,Iony.n,Ior.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-The morning OF the
second days session OF the Sugar GrowerO'
Convention was occupied by an address
by DR.. II. W. Wiley, giving the result oil
hlB recent official trip TO Europe in tho In.
terest Of the industry. Ho spoke Of the
extraction Of juice from the cane by
diffusion as q decided success. Tho puri.
llCation Of the Juice by double saturation,
irst with lime and Carbonic gas and then
by sulphuriC acid was advised.
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Nail WORKS IiurnOd.

pirrsnuRun, Pa, Feb. 5.--A Failston,
Beaver, county Pa, special says! The
horseshoe nail works Of MortiCk 4 Com.
pany and the handle factory operated by
DlCkey 4 Son. were burned this morning
about A o'clock. The first named build.
Ing aud machinery was valned At $50, 900
and was insured for 81 600 The handle
factory was worth 5000 and carried an
insurance Of $4,000. The thermometer
registered l3 degrees below zero and the
intense cold and ANAL supply Of water
made 1t impossible 10 Bave the buildings.
Forty men who we're employed In the two
establishments IRE thrown out Of work.
The nail works were crowded with orders
and we're running nlnht and day.
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pEopLN srARYINa
From B.luE Thrown Out of Employ mont
by u Bankrupt Firm.

From B.luE Thrown out of Employ mOnl
by u bankrupt Firm.
MONTREAL, Feb. 6,-The most distrets.
Ing intelligence continues TO be received
from Gaspe regarding The starving CON
dition OF the fishermen and their iam.
lilies who have been thrown out OF en-.
ployment by the suspension OF Robin 4
%. To make mattsrs worse the other
great fishing firm OF lie Boutllller Bros. has
also suspended, so that sono lYs thous.
and souls are literally on the verge oistar.
yation. The Dominion Government has
been petllioned TO come 10 the aid Of
these people, and is in a quandary, as
there seems to be no hope OF the firms re.
sutning business,
A communication has been received by
the Mayor here from the rector Of New
Carlisle and Of PaspellaC, asking for aid,
and intimating that the system pursued
by the. bankrupt firm was such that the
men were at all times dependent on their
employers for their daily bread. Now
that this has failed them, and unless as.
slstanCe Is provided, the. provision stores
will be pillaged, mob Iulo will reign and
Eliie and property will be endangered
Two.thirds Of the population Of the coun.
ty Of Gaspe ore affected by the failures.
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MGTAMoRAs, ME1 Feb. 0,-The iepu
ties Of the State Congress will be elected
Sunday, and II 10 10 DO trusted that after
the election aOme sort Of order will DO re-.
stored. Every night pistols 0tO fired In
the btreetSan assaults and murders are
Of frequent occurrence The better ClasB
Of the continuity slit about very little
alter dark, and then everybody goes
heavily armed. Ga Tuesday night an al.
tempt 10 assASslnale General Willard, tile
commander Ol tue troops, was made,
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AR' CnARlEs EpGAR HO1G, Of Mason
county, is not unanimous for the ra.nolni.
@'i0n Of Mr., EuStace Gibson. 10 a cor.
'apondent Of the parkerburs Stals Jour.
%be says that in 1884 hu withdrew from
Ne contest at Mr., GibSOu'S request, Mr..
HIS'on , then saying that he hungered for
,o' one term more as an Endorsement
y, lother says that in the good city Of
'aeeIing in 1856, Mr. Gibson told him
=, a'N" tired ol public life and would re.
We wei, AZ tue end Of bis present term. For
y. 'a'cA reasons hlr Itogg feels 1t his duty
"Oe around himself on convention DAY.
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The Police nluddiO.

ClSclNSArL O., Feb. 5.-Mayor Smith
to-day enclosed a copy Of his proclamation
taking the chair Of the police department
in note 10 Chief Of Police Hudson and
directed the lattor to appear before him
at o'clock for instructions. Mr.. Hudson
paid no attention to the communication.
Each asserts his authority, but there Ia no
bad feeling between the deposed commits.
sioners and the Mayor.
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NEWS fS1RIEF.

A jewelry store was robbed Of $4,000
worth Of goods at Republic, q.
George l. Lorlllard, brother Of Pierre,
died Of inilammatory rheumatism al Nice,
France.
Vlgnaux has accepted SChaeter's Chal.
lerge to fonrleen.inCh balk.lins game Of
billiards,
Charles Camp6eld, an old soldier, put
of train near Vernon, Ind, was frozen
to death.
A bill has been introduced In the Ohio
House 70 allow women 10 vote on school
questions.
Dir. Mitchell, Of Washington, D. O., dis.
covered his lost daughter In Gowensville,
Ga, after an interim Of forty years.
New York 1ttshnen are highly pleased
with Gladstone'B new Cabinet. Land re.
form and home rule prospects were never
better,
Joseph Blossom, living near Kellet's
Station, Ind, gave his daughter doss oil
morphine, niistAking II for inAgnesia, Catis.
Ing her death,
j, j. Brown, a prominent druggist ol
Springfield, Ohio, through motives Ot con.
science, emptied every bottle and Jug oi
liquor In his store into tho gutter. He
then applied q torch 10 the stream, but ior
some reason II would not burn Thirty
gallonB:oi good stuff was sacrificed.
The Cincinnati Trades Assembly has
adopted u report requesting all union men
TO l)JOOtt the Atlantic Garden, on Vine
street, the proprietor Of which, according
10 report, employs musicians expelled
from the Union, sellJ only uBcab" cigars,
and keeps thp loltyrCnd, which is boy
poLLed by tic German pfintetE
The business failures occurring through.
out the country dntlng The last sevsu
days gs feportei 10 II q. Dunn 4 Co..
humber Tor tile Unilsl gLates g5l and iot
Cauad1 a. or a total oil 2sI, as agalnBt Z
total Of 2Sil last week and 32D the weeE
previous to the last More than two
thirds ot the whole number In the United
States are furnished hy the Southern
WAiefn and paClQc States,
1T
auiloH's yITAM9RR is what you neet
iOt Constipation, f.oas Of Appetite, DlEll
nesg, and all Symptoms oi Dyspepsia
Price 10 and ~ Canla mar butll8,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 6.-Mr. Henry
WaLterson Is still seriously i'll at his resi-.
dence in this City, to which he has been
copRnedJor the last four weeks. He con.
traCtedaviolent cold OF Columbus, whore
lie went tospeak on the Ssh OF January,
eliminating in congestion OF the Kidneys
dis present trouble is acute vertigo and
insomnia. DR.. Roberts, his attending
physician, thinks his strong constitution
will prevail over the malady,
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"rhe 0rent M"rn ! I rrncn. :.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-NIr. Gladstone's 3 mani.
iesto to Ills Midlothian constituents fairly
outlines hla proposed legislation, but tho
great work Of peace" clause carries will
It the suspicion that while Mr.. Gladstone
Is personally ready and willing TO do
everything desired by the Irish leaders, lie
fears that both Scotch and English voters
will refuse TO swallow tho full dose at one
gulp. 1t ls also suspected that Mr.. Glad.
stone made certain promises to the Queen
which he Is bound to remember in draw.
Ing up measures for the relief Of Ireland,
and when the proposed legislation is laid
before Parliament, It Is fairly certain that
clauses leading toward Home Rule, will
be 80 carefully wrapped up In volumlnuus
Rchemes for land reform that their disCoy.
cry will DO gradual, and unaCCompanied
by the shock which would be sure 10 fol.
low the naked announcement Of an Irish
autonomy,
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HEAVY IIlTr1NG.
Two Well Known siuEEors Engage In "a
Pounding Match,

Pounding Match.
NRw YoRE, Feb. 5.-Jamts Donnelly
and James Glynn, two we'll known heavy.
weight pugilists, fought q short but bloody
prils fight In q room ZIP town yesterday.
Tie fght was with hard gloves 10 finish,
for purse made up by the sale OF tickets
at 81 apiece, and for stakes Of $500 a side.
Both mtn were in good condition and the
Hght was q desperate one from beginning
TO end. Early in the fight II was evident
that Glenn was the better man. lie fought
for Donnelly's head, and by the end Of The
ilith round had II cut and bruised 30 badly
that his best friend would not have recog-
nizsl him. Both eyes were closed and
when time was called for the sixth round
his seconds, seeing that he was completely
blinded, threw up the sponge.
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1OLVDo, o. Feb. 5,-At liigertOn, Ohio,
last night, q slelghlng party consisting oi
fourteen persons attempted 10 cross the
track Of the Lake Shore Halfway, In front
ol ali approaching freight train. Seeing
that the attempt was likely 10 fail the
party was thrown into confusion, some en-.
dtRVOfinR 10 hold back the horses, while
others urged them forward. The loco.
motive struck the sleigh lbjufing more or
less Roverely six OF the occupants, one,
William Harksr, fatally; the oLherA will
ThHOVpF.
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ought o Dc rrs.tsd Tho sam. wa,

1ITTLE RocE, ARK, Feb, 5.-rarticularS
Of crime most horrible committed ou Tie
Roy place, seven miles south Of Forest
CITY, have reached here. A negro named
johnson recently married mulatto wo.
man who had a little four year old daugh.
Ter. The child he considered TO be In The
way and deliberately held her In front Of
an open Fireplace until life was extinct,
The officers ot that county are now In
pursuit OF the lnhuuian wretch and II Is
sale 10 say II he is captured lie will bs
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TOv. ., q, Arm,iropF Pound tlullly,

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 5.-Bishop Beck.
with announced the decision Of The Ecclesi.
astical, Court In the pass Of Rev. j. q. Arm.
strong this morning. The Court found
Mr., Armstrong guilty oi violating his or.
diuatlon vows in that lie confessed 10 the
drinking Of bser In a hotel aud visiting
houses ot Ill fame. Although oil laud6.
bic mission II was not settling a good px.
ample 10 his flock The penalty Ia not
more than ten years suspension, but the
Bishop has not pronounced tile .RenlenCg
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The nomblnnlInn Illiiad liim .

#, 'O0So'rowS, o. Feb. 5.-Yesterdsy
s,,l. ]v'sOOn ). f. MenlSsr, a young farmer
sn', w.. , county, was in this city purchasing
ViS,.Sser WIZ eser l'f q hotel proprietor Of New
FA,,s, FA,,1'IINn, I, lilo drank q great deal, and
ne S ~. iot nome about o'clock. Reach.
Al LG.'anl, he went into the hotel 10
m N ,o.s us hofses, aud while In tie barn lie
uo M nSa ,V,"aLd on the floor. lie Was picked
SbS," S"'TTnsgloqs T and taken TO tue hotel,
~, 49, ae died In half an hour. Physl.
aSS. WI, Tgte present and pronounced lie
c,SSiSSi.l9I' ~ lI's death 10 be a shock from the
l,,so V'lei asq ELECTS Of liquor drank and ex.
dtCrSs,S.' wy, the THERMOMETERS wAs seven
Nssr,s below zero while he Was Out,
vi 'N - einEIe man, twenty-five years
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Iil1ll MANN enlt.

KEoxvK, Iowa, Feb. GA suit brought
under the civil rights act by Rev I, L.
Smith, o Coiored preacher, against res.
taurAht keeper, In which $1,000 dalnagei
we're asked Tor refusing IN sell Smith re-
ireshmenls on acaoupt Of his color, hai
been decided IN the Superior Cont, the
Jury bringing In verdict for one dollar u
iayoF Of tile reverend gentleman,
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rnBIIQUoG TRAFFIC.
A MsasurO Providing FOE tbs. 1nVS.tisatIou

~ M0auufu EFuNluthB AVt wv AHNps'b@t'SH
Of tho business.
WAsnlSoroN, D. g., Feb. 5.--sonatOr
Blair, from the Committee on Education
and Labor, reported iavorably to the
Senate Senator l'ye's bill to provide for
Tie appointment by the President Of q
comn.lsslon Of five persons to investigate
the alcoholic i.qupr trsliO,
Il provides illAt the tnetnbers Of the
Commission shall be selected solely With
feteronce TO personal ltness and capacity
ior al honest, impartial and thorough In
vesiiVstion, II stlpulatss that all Of them
mail not 10 advocates Of hibitory leg
Islallon or total abstinence, and that they
shall serve without salary, Their duty
shall be TO Investigate the alcoholic liquor
lralllC, its relations 10 revenue and tsxa'
tion, and its general economic, CRIMINAL
moral aud scientific aspects In eoH'
nsCllon with psupefistn, crltne, 80
Uial value TO the public health
and the general welfare Of The people, to
inauire and take testimony as to the pFac.
tiCal results Of a license and ptohibitory
Liquidation for the prevention ol lntemper.
ahce In the several States and 10 report
the result Of their Investigations 10 the
President 10 be by him transmitted Ia
Congress, II apptOprlates $1,000 iof tbs
Expenses Oi the investigation,
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ONO FRAUDS.
Ths Senate IovsSuSAnsE 4 UOmmitteo-H Hitch
Within The Committee.


within he Committee.
CoLUMDus, o, Feb. 5,-Ths three Dem.
ocrattc members OF the committee to in.
vesLigate the Hamilton county case left
for Cincinnati to-day and expect to begin
work tomorrow The three Republican
members were delayed through their ina.
bility to agree as to who should be
telcc cd for their part Of committee
There Is a contest for third place
on the committee between Senators
Ford, one OF the new appoinlees 10 the
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
and Gregg, Sns Of tho two original mem.
bers Of the committee. Ford sent hik
resignation to the President Of the Senate
Is member Of the COMMITTEES, and Gregg
has telegtaphed laieutenant.G0vernoi
Kennedy that he will Withdraw from
turther connection with tho lnyeslipatint
Committee and suggpsts the ap.
poiatment OF Runnels as compromise.
No reply las been recsivcd.
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l0RD ROsrnERnY, England's new Miiis
ter for Foreign Affairs, is but thlrty.eighl
years old. An American President woulC
aIOverely censured who should make q
nln Of this age Secretary OF State, and yei
We live little faster than they do ia
EnRlanl.
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TuE ClGAItM AKt Rs' ,sTRlK 2.
tn alanufAUtursrS subuiIs u! a!Pr"pUSltion "a
bS Decided on,


be Decided on.
NRw YoRI, Feb. 5.-A committee Of
tllrteeP, consisting Of four members Il
the Central Labor Union, seven member
Of the Oigarmakers Progressive Union,
a representative OF tho tenement house
workers and delegate from one Of the
Packers Unions held meeting to-day
with the Cigar Manufacturers Association
The committee proposed that the shops
should open forthwith, and pending set.
LlUment for arbitration tho men should
he nad tho old rate Of wages. This was
declined by the manufacturers.
Alter lengthy discussion the following
proposal was drawn up by the manuisC
,urers and accepted by tho committee for
the purnoae OF laying It before tho unlont
for action.
IIis association pledges itself to open
its factories OH tho basis OF an equalization
" the prices as paid prior IN January in
aid factories, Buoh equalization 10 bs
made as hereinafter specified, The pro.
lresGivo cigar makers and the central
abor unions shall agree to re.
1ume work on such basis, and such
agreement shall bo made in writing by
their proper authorized ofllCers. They
shall appoint q committee with power to
&C! in accordance with a committee ol
this association, and the joint committee
shall visit the various factories Of the
menberS Of the United Cigar ManuiaC
.urers' Association, and have power 10 ex.
anime pay rolls, and price lists and the
prices so obtained shall be the established
priCe for tue particular class OF work
inder which the various prices are
obtained.
Immediately after such average price it
obtained notice Hhall be served TO the
manufacturers, and the hands Of tha. shop
will be opened for work within twenty.
four hours to whomsoyer Of them shall
apply for work.
Inc International Union was not repre-
sented at the conference.
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OlSclSNArl, Feb. 5.-s. II. Williams, an
expert accountant, who has been for some
time engaged in an investigation Of the
accounts Of the City Inarmary, to-day
swore out warrants for the arrest Of DireC.
tors Martin BroCkmRnn and Fred Her.
man, and John Scully, an ex.Director
The warrants charge that the directors
bought a $500 piano and credited in the
books $500. This Is the specific charge
but 1t Is understood that hundreds oI
other descriptions will DO brought to light
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lnls,s,llnf 7flh.I anIL.

CnlcAeo, Feb. 5.-Ths daily press hOts
IS giving the Rotlon for libel commenced
by Police Justice Mech against Rev. A.
~. Kiluedgs considerable prominence.
The action 10 based on a declaration made
by lleN kitlTedgo In a sermon last Sun.
day that many Qi the Justices were N
league with the criminals. all declare
the nsv. kit,tedge ls conscientious man
and that hO will be sustained by Ills Oon
gtegatlon and church people genefally
until II 10 shown that he la wrong,
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LONDON, Feb. 5.-sir William Vernon
lIarcOurt, the new Chancellor OF the Tx.
chequer, in his address 10 the electors Of
Derby soliciting a return 10 Parliament
states that he will do all In his power 10
cooperate with the now Government Ia
the work Of solving the liish question In
q way that will maintain the Union and
the supremaGy Of the Grown.
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Murdered III, Ublla,

ERR, PA, Feb. 5..-oharles Bohall, OF
Tracy, numbering village in The western
part Of Erie county, was arrested to-day
charged with the murder OF The three.
monthsOld female child Of hlH wife, yeS.
terday morning. Bohall denies his guilt,
but the evidence belore tho Cotonef's
jury, Including Tho testimony Of his vile,
indicated that Bohall struck The child and
held his hand over la mouth to prevent
tS Cllcflea. The accused ls lodged Ia iAl
IN this oily,
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- r O7'IaIoN % M inItlligsncr.
, VGaARlE'roS, GL W. Va, Feb. O.-luCiuu
..On'lock a prominent physician and
eise'n 'al Il this city, died this morning Of
i4Su.,ll9uiiTy X. disease. lie served through
'gi',ipeOellion ~ " OH the Union side az surgeon
,I, II .ae inst West Virginia, and al The
M j0.'II ~ I'le var located here where he was
i've ,saget ~ y, lL' his profession. lie waS Il ma.
S,SSl w, J Ohlo, aud was aged 81 years. He
,,a ,@,Ss'SsdllGIe Y aqua Of Jefferson Medical Col.
mn VI VI fhlladelphia, aud a life long Re.
WY guVIs, y, having, held tho office Of United
H''S rehsl0h Examiner here for years
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wAsnlSuroN, Feb. b.--lIr. Randall,
trom The Committee on Appropriations,
reported the Pension Appropriations bill
and II was referred to tile Committee ol
Whole. The bill "a reported appropriated
t7b,T ,T5i roo, an increase Of about sib,OOOy
OO0 over last year u 10 made up ~ iol
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A VERY touching story is going tht
rounds telling Of the poverty Of Brady, thu
Sar router The hard winter doesn'
bother Brady much. lie is too thrifty t.
bsthrown on the charity ola cold world
There Is money in his purse and plent!