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An Old Lsdv ChOked TO Death and
Her Hush. n RaAIan

CLEVELAND. o, November l3.-The
house OF Beujamin s. Wheeler, an ex.
tensive property owner on Eagle
street, was entered last night by rob-
bers, who, after beating aud kicking
the old man into insens.bilily, and
choking his eyed vile to deith, pro.
ceeded to ransack the premises.
Q lite a sum Of money in closet
escaped the notice OF the robbers, and
it is not known how much wealth
was secured. Patrick Graves, a former
tenant, has been arrested for the
crime, aud Wheeler identifies him.
The coroner is investigating the case.
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Father and Son Killed by an Ex.
plesiOn.

PIrTsBURa, Pa, November ia
She field PA special says: The boiler
in Mapes's mill, near here, exploded
with terrific force last evening, in
stantly killing Milton Maps, owner Of
the mill, and his IL year old son.
Three employees, named Robert Mon.
roe, Link Comstock and Harry
Knowles, were seriously, if not IA
tally, injured. The cause of the ex-
plosion is not known.
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A shrewd KmbezzIer.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, November 10
Charles Jatzen, collector for Philip
Bardenheier, wine merchant, has been
missing for several days and his en-
ployer charges him with embezzle-
ment, placing the amount Of his pecu.
lation at about $4,000. His plan of
working was to collect debts, put the
mar ey in bis pocket and report to the
firm tnat he had granted the debtor an
extension Of credit.
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AUSTRIA.
Count KMInoky's Statement. !

VIENNA, November l3.-Count Kali
noky's statement was substantially as
follows: Austria's interests in Bull
garis will be the maintenance Of treaty
rights. II is immaterlsl how internal
affairs IN Bulgaria proceed II the es-
sentials OF the Berlin treaty are not
infringed, 1t will be most difficult for
Austria to avoid taking action during
the present excitement. Toe imp Drt-
ance OF Gen. Ksulbsrs's mission has
been greatly oveTestimated. He has
succeeded in making Russian inau-
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Paul Bets Funeral.

PARIS. November Is. Prime Minis
ter de Freycinet will today ask the
Chamber of Deputies to appropriate
$1,000 for the purpose Of according
the late M. Paul Bet a suitable State
funeral, and will also ask that Nine.
Bet be pensioned.
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CurIis-Tichhorne n ischarR,d.

New YORK, November 13.-Charles
Curtis, alias Tichborne, was brought
up sgain today before United SAFES
Commissioner Benedict, in Brooklyn,
for examination on the charge OF
fraudulent pension claim. United
States District Attorney Wilbur stated
that his evidence was completed. The
prisoner YVES then discharged.
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ICnnndinn Paciao Ncoon

TORONTO, November 49, Samuel
Barker, general manager of the North.
ern and Northwestern Railroad sailed
today from New York for London. He
was summoned by a cable dispatch
and this has again given rise to the re-
port that ths Northern and North
western road will be absorbed by the
Canadian Pacific.
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Trustees Sale.

HAILURE having been made In the pay
~ mont OF the indebtedness secured in a
trust deed made by @. NJ. Padgett and wife,
Kato Padgett. on the 2Sth Of March, 1881,
and recorded In book 1886, page 46s, Of tho
Registers office of Shelby county, Tennes-
see, In p0rsnanco OF the power therein con-
ferrod, will, on
Saturday, November 40, 1859,
between u o'clock m and o'clock D. m, at
the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, In the city Of Memphis, Tom, sell
to tho highest bidder for cash, the following
tracts of land, lying and being on Presidents
Island, In Shelby county, Tennessee, and
bounded as follows;
Beginning at tho southwest corner of n $40
acre tract In tho name of W. Person; thence
north II chains and SO links to a stake with
box elder, pawpaw and hickory pointers;
thence west ~ chains to an ash sapling with
"a chains to stake in the mouth Of rayino
on the bank OF tho chute, with willow. cot
tonwOod and sycamore pointers; thence up
the chute with its meanderings ~ chains TO
the beginning, con aiming 40 acres. Also,
ono other tract on said island, bounded rs
follows; Beginning at a box elder marked v.
on the east bank OF tho main branch OF tho
Mississippi river; thence down iaid river So
chains 10 tho extromo point of said island;
thence north 500 east up the east chute IL
chains 10 tho eastern line Of said tract, indi-
Gated by cedar posts; thence due north IS
chains TO stake In tho southwest corner Of
a 1854 acre tract in the name Of Robert Cum
minis; thence due west 10 the beginning 2. con-
tanning ~ acros-said two tracts containing
60acres.
The equity Of redemrtion, homestead and
dover expressly waived and title believed to
be good, but sell as trustee only.
VIM, A. COLLIER. Trugteo n
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GERMANY.
A Custom war Threatened.

BERLIN, November l3.-In congo
Quence of the failure to conclude a
commercial treaty between G rmany
and Switzerland, the Swiss papers
threaten a customs war. The North
German Gazette declared that reprisals
will be n ade if the threat is executed.
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Liberals victorious.

ST. JOHN, N. B., November Is. - At
the elections for members OF the Leg
islative Council of Prince Edwards
Island the Liberals carried ten out of
thirteen seats. They had a mojority
Of two or thee in the old Council.
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BRITISH AMERICA.
Manitoba Parliament Dissolved
Railroad News.

TORONTO, ONT, November Is The
Parliament of Manitoba has been dis
solved and the romina ions and poll
ings for the new House fixed for De-
cember I'd ard 9th respectively. A
meeting of the heads of departments
Of the Grand Trunk railway wss held
here today. It is understood that the
re-erection Of the stratford shops, the
building Of the Suite branch and the
construction OF the sa,nia tunnel was
decided upon in order to inaugurate a
vigorous policy Of competition with
the Canadian Pacific railway,
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Cotton Imports.

LONDON, November 13.-The i'm
ports into Great Britain, OF cotton dur
ing the past week, we're II, 1856 bales
and the exports 5346 bales. Since
January 1t, the imports of cotton
have been 2 075,655 bales, and the ex-
ports 36S,355 bales
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Fears Of Liberal Reunion.

LONDON, November IS. - Baron
Henry de Worms urges the ConseIv-
atives TO be vigiant in view Of the
fact that the chul Oh discs adjustment
question may form possible ground
for the reunion of the Liberal fac
tiOna
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FRANCE.
DISASTROUS LandsIide.

PARIS, November ia landslide
at Embrun, HAu.es Alps, which was
caused by the rains, buried eight
persons, all of whom were killed.
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Beauty Is a rreciou. ear,

And faultless teeth 10 lovely mouth
is one Of its greatest charmp, Be
careful OF your teeth. ard preserve
them by using S0Z0DONC, that
charming dsntrifcs, which is perfectly
harmless snd absolutely indispensable
tor The toilet. s7 = -. II. -. 80
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ENGLAND.
Ward Disturbed the Peace.

Ward Disturbed the Peace.
LONDON, November 13.-Ward, the
socialist, who was arrested in Trafal-
gar Square on the 8 b instant, was To-
day fined 10 shilings for disturbing
tho raaca
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THE LATE PROF. HENRY
On the Origin and Cause or Earth.
quakes-Letter Never Before
Published.
To tho Editors Of tho Appeal.

RIPLEY, TENN, November III
send you a copy Of part of letter
written by the late Prof. Joseph
Henry, OF the Smithsonian Institution.
1t seems quite pertinent to the recent
earthquakes. l suppose his remarks
were original with him, and do not
think this opinion OF bis has ever been
published. The letter was written in
answer to certain theories had sug-
gested TO him, with which he in part
agreed, and wrote what is below in
additional proof, but which is really
his own original views.
y. II. RANDLE.
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ITALY.
The Relations Between the Pope
and Bishops.

ROME, November 19.-In connection
with the late meeting of the American
Bishops in Rome, and the Plenary
Council in Baltimore, the propaganda
has completed and submitted to the
Pope code of rules defining the rela.
lions between the Bishops and the
Pope and in regard to the discipline of
the Catholic clergy.
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Ouaran.iue Araipst Cholera.

ALEXANDRIA, November 13.-Q1sr-
anime to guard against the introduc-
ton of cholera has been ordered en-
forced against all arrivals here from
Calcutta.
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Verdict Against whiteman.

NEW YORK, November 13.-The
jury in the Sears blac mail case this
afternoon returned a verdict Of guilty
against Detective Whiteman.
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MOrtuary Report.

Mortality report for the week end.
ing Saturday, November 10, 1886, at 8
O'Clock p.m.:
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2. H. RANDLE.
sNIrHsoNIAE IEsr1rur,ov

WARRINGTON may b, 1876. I
DEAR SIR: In reply to your letter
az king my opinion Of your theory OF
earthquakes and volcanoes, l have to
cay That think your remarks, ac-
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Name
Distrihntion hv Warda-Firat.

Second, 7; Third, 2; Fourth, Il
Fifth, 2; Sixth, L; Seventh, -; Eighth,
8; Ninth, L; Tenth, 5. City Hospital,
2. Still born, 1. White, IS. Colored,
IL. Total, %.
+. A. WILLIAMSON,
81 OretarV noArd of HealLh
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Manhood - s y S:s: . 5 %s
dence. causing Premature Decay, Nervous
In vain every known remedy, hsa discovered
n simple solf.euro, which he Willsend FREE
Of his fellow sufferers, Address
o j. MASON,
Post Office Boz Sl79. Now York dity.
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gressional convention at steubenville {

gressional convention at Steubenville OF
| Thursday next. .t.
Marshal Burns has been on the sick list
for several days, but is again able to be
out.
On Wednesday night the MaennerchOl
Singing Society will hold a picnic and ball
in Helling's orchard in honor of their sec,
ond anniversary. Meisters' orchestra will
furnish the music and general good time
is anticipated.
Miss Carother, of Pittsburg is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. /. NJ. Cloudy.
Miss May Robinson is the guest Of Miss
Carrie Cattell. in Mt Pleasant.
While the new impromptu c. & p. depot
is not quite as convenient as the one re-
Gently burned, it presents about as good
an appearance.
Walter Kelley, an employee of the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company, had one
of his feet badly mashed yesterday. He
was taken to his home where medical aid
was procured.
J. L. Hanes spent part Of last week in
the interior of the State ON business.
Mrs. W. Z. Sells has returned to her
home in Canton, o., after weeks visit
among friends.
The ElsOn Glass Works resume opera
tiOns tomorrow Monday.
The Martins Ferry Stove Works have
been running full during the past week. - -
H. W. Smith, administrator of the es-
tate Of Margaret HObenSaCk, deceased, will
on Monday commence laying ont full
tract of land on Hanover street into town
lots, to be sold at public sale.
To-day Rev. James Courtney will hold
quarterly meeting ut the K. NJ. f. camp
meeting in Walnut Grove.
Miss Lee Mitchell, of Bridgeport. was in
the city yesterday calling on friends.
An exciting game of crOquet WAS played
on the Hanover street crOquet grounds on
Friday.
Miss Nellie Kync is in Pittsburg visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. l.. J.. Brady and daughter, Miss
Bessie, are in Cleveland visiting friends.
J. +. Former, Of Knoxville, O., IN old
time Martins Ferry citizen, was in town
last week calling on friends.
The Hanover Hotel fed and cared for
l57 railroad men yesterday, besides the
regular trade.
Robert A. BlaCEtOrd is in New Concord,
o., on business.
The water works trustees report lots OF
inquiries from contractors, and quite Il
number of bids on the whole work.
The GlrnS Run Sunday school held a
picnic on Thursday in Delaney'S Grove.
The social held in the Excelsior rink
for the benefit OF the NJ. T.. church WAS u
grand success.
Ed. F. McCombs has returned from 4
trip through Michigan.
Miss Lizzie KimmcnS, of Washington,
Pa. is the guest of friends hereabOutS.
Mr.. Ed Keller and family have removed
to Philadelphia, where they will reside
hereafter.
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GLASS NOTES.

The FlaccuS glass factory, Tarcntum,
Pa. will begin operations 1t once.
Work is about to De- resumed at the
flint glass works in Iowa City, Iowa.
The Beatty flint hous" at Stcubcnville.
o., started up last Monday.
Prescription glassware Is dull ,and the
chimney trade lunguiShiug.
The Butler, Pa. plate glass works will
have capacity when completed of i.OJO
>luar" feet ot glass a day.
There is talk OF the Hemingway Glass
Co., OF Coyington, Ny, rcsuming on or
about the 10th Of August.
The Humphrey and Acme glass factories
ut Stcubcnville. Ohio, are ready Tor buSi-
ness. The latter will begin work about
thc 18th inst
The Brilliant glass works, ut brilliant,
o.. will resume work the coming week,
with m increased force Of men. \ mum
byr Ut French glaSSworEcrS have arrived
there and will he employed in the works.
The glass factory at Wilmington, Del,
has been leased To a cooperative association,
who will manufacture window glass
They will blow in September LIST. The
factory hts been idle about one wear.
The window glass trade possesses no
features of interest \ moderate move
ment exists and prices are firm. II is hrd
to 81 At the tIctS concerning the condition
at stocks. Is manufacturers are very ret
cent concerning them, but there seems t. be-
little doubt that desirable sizes are not
plentiful. An advance in prices Is still
talked at but in view ut the very low rates
at which importers are Offering their hold
ingS il is not plain how this can ~ readily
De arcompliShcd.-PottJy @ni GitSar"c
z yOritr.
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4
TRADE NOTES.

The pottcrics OF the country have been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
The Dominion Labor Congress will meet
in Toronto on the nth Of September.
The white ware pottcries ut East Liver
pool. o.. have generally resumed, though
not to their full capacity in all cases.
The yellow and Rockingham pottcrieS
OF East Liverpool, Ohio, are all on, with
gOoi prospects.
The Potters' Cooperative Company Of
East Liverpool. Ohio has started, and bust
ness Is brisk with them.
The street car company o. Richmond,
Va. hlS reduced the time of its drivers %
twelve hours a day.
Out of thirty-fOur furniture mInuiLc-
tories in san Francisco, twrnty-nInc are
run on the eight hour plan.
There are several labor unioaS AMI two
X. OF l.. assemblies in good working order
in Pensacola, Florida.
The biennial general convention ct the
Brotherhood Of Carpenters assembled at
Central Labor Union Hall, 10 Niagara
street Buffalo. y. Y. Tuesday, August ).
Most of the strikes and hoycottS now
roing on in the East are the result "t 4
violation at contract OF agreement made
with the X. OF L. OF unions by the en-
ployers.
4 number Of girls discharged from a
Boston cigarette factory, presumably Tor
Joining the Knights OF Labor, have stared
a cooperative factory. They deserve sue
cess
The Rroom-makcrs' Assembly. h. OF L.,
at Cincinnati, Ohio, has formed u co-oPera-
tive ASSOCIATION. They commenced opera
tions ON the 18th ult. with ilatteung pros
poets. -,
A great strike Of cigarmakerS Is gong
an i'm New York, members OF the Progress
sivc Union refusing to obey the orders oil
the employers that they give up their
uuion and belong only to the knights oil
Labor. About $500 are now out, ana
more will follow.
\ dispatch from BrocktOn, Mass states
that a great lockout WIS inaugurIted there
Last saturday by the forty-two shoe manu-
lacturers against the lasLers Inlon'
Some 9. 900 men are thrown out 1t Is the
beginning of a grand fight against the n.
of /. power in Massachusetts, SUPPLEMENT-
inc the trials to begin over the acton oil
lasters ordering strike in the works OF
Revnolds x Co, because they refused 10
discharge \ nou-uniOn man they hau Ill
their employ.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Rev. Dr. J. NJ. Kendrick, of Columbus,
O., will preach in the Protestant EPlSeHpil
Church, in Commercial Block, at CLOCK
this afternoon. All should turn out to
hear Mr.. Hendricks, rs it may be his last
appearance here.
Yesterday was payday at the Standard
mill.
Inthe suit of Tim Mullen VS.: Geo. no
bars,rI, before Squire Howell, of Bridge
mort YESTERDAY. Mullen WAS awarded 4
verdict, whereby Hobensack refused Ger
tain money obtained by the sale OF a claim
ont of the State for collection, and also the
costs Of the case.
George Lutz. Esq, Deputy Inspector Of
Workshops and factories, was IN the elty
Yesterday making tour Of the various Gu
terprises coming under his jurisdiction
The Democratic primaries were held las'
evening to choose delegates to the Con
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Junction, Pittsburgh Steel Casting Com
pany, Homestead, ShOenberger,s, PENN
sylvania Steel Works, PowelIs and Wor-
cester, and two shortly to come in, the
Wheeling Steel Company and the jefferson.
The nail wOrl1sat Omaha, Neb., has been
closed for several days, and the cause of
the shutting down is the purchase OF the
ground upon which the building stands by
the Union Pacific for yard purposes. 1t is
thought that the nail works will be re-
move to the vicinity of the canning factory.
The mills under the general title of al
bany Iron Works close for the season of
great heat this evening Puddlers, rollers,
heaters and their assistants will take a
needed rest, but some blacksmiths, machin-
lists and labOrerswill find enough to occupy
them during the recess. To avoid such
accidents as that at the rail mill few
weeks ago, steam gagues will be placed on
the boilers. Even where the boilers are
grouped, one steam gague will not be
deemed sufficient, but in all cases there
will he q separate gague for each boiler
Troy Standard.
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THE SLUGGERS.
Frank Herald weighs 19l pounds.

Frank Herald weighs 19l pounds.
Sullivan and Herald are to fight at Sara,
tOga.
Sack Knifton, the Englishman, is the
latest aspirant who wants TO try conclusions
with John l..
Joe Acton and Matsadi Sorakchi, the
Jap, are matched to wrestle at Pastime
Park, Philadelphia, for $3.50 side, some
time between August and Il.
jim Glynn, the Brooklyn pugilist who is
to fight Frank Herald eight rounds At New
DOrp, S. l., on August II, is in training at
sam Collyer's Hotel at ROckaway Beach.
At Hamilton, Ont, on Monday morn
ing. prize fight between Jack Dempsey
of Detroit, and Enoch Taylor OF that city,
took place. The fight was 4 bitter one,
and lasted ten minutes, when the referee
declared it draw.
Ed. King, of MiddlctOwn, Ohio, and
JAMES Darrell, OF PittSburg, Pa, will span
six rounds, Marquis Of Qucensbury, al the
ball park in MiddletOwn, on August 10.
The contest is for $50 side, which has
been posted with Joseph Naughton, OF
MiddlrtOWn
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MINES AND MINERS.
There is trouble at Brownsville, XIV.

There is trouble at Brownsville. Nv.
Frick x Co. will add gorty ovens 10 their
Tip Top plant this tall-W. Pleasant Jour
HdL
The new ovens ut the Alice coke plant
are finished, and make go ovens in that
plant.
Work continues very slack at the Bell
atre, o., coal mines, and prospects are not
tlattering.
number of miners are under bail to
appear in September to answer the charge
OF malicious conspiracy''-what that
S--at Kittanuing, Pa.
Fifty new coke ovens are being built at
Arnot, Pa. This speaks we'll for the coke
trade, aS there is already two hundred coke
ovens in operation ut this place.
The brake-chain of a loaded coal hopper
broke at EcEhart mine, Maryland, one day
last week, starting the hopper down the
hill. striking John Moore, killing him in
Stantly, and seriously iniuring Philip
Rrphon.
Coal Is being mined and delivered ut
Milwaukee, from the mines in the SUNDAY
Greek Valley, OF Ohio. ut sos per ton
At such rates that valley is having plenty
OF work and some one is sinking lots of
money. The Hooking valley OF no other
valley can hope TO compete for trade under
such circumstances.
In MuSkingum county. Ohio, there are
ten mines OF the larger class and i0rty-Six
small mines. The latter employ but from
two To eight men each. The seams are
low and the ventilation in most OF them is
very deficient. The coal is brought from
these mines by dogs, to avoid the expense
at taking down the entry roof to admit the
entrance OF mules. The coal is hauled by
wagons to GAINESVILLE, except such rs finds
sale in the immediate vicinity Of the mines.
Some of these mines increase their force
for short seasons To more than ten men. vet
almost all OF them are without artificial
means Of ventilation.
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WILL NOTES.

$685..
....' ..'i u" cummings
...' ... WORKS. at AIlklna,
'.....l,a1lr turn. making
.. ..... rY. mil m,.hin,.S
F.. ... loop .a.. F,I,,n mil mill
.......... . ,.... ID 81 ',''' ,,...
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4 MOST LIBERAL OFFER.

THE VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.
offer TO send their Celebrated NOltaic Belt
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial to any man afflicted with Nervous De
bility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, etc
Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope
with full particulars mailed free. Write
ham at once.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Special Sunday Excursions.

On and after July II, lS~6, the Ohio
River Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion tickets every Sunday until further
notice at the following rates: Wheeling ia
ParkerSburg and return, SD Wheeling
to SisterSyillr and return, Sl.5O Tickets
only to be used on day of sale. Train
leaves Wheeling at 40 \. VI. city time;
returning, will leave ParkcrSburg at 4:O5
p. NJ. and Sstrrsyillc al G:lO +. NJ, Wheel
no time.
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pierce. ..Pleasant Purgative Pellets. >

Pferce's pleasant PurSative Pellets"
Positively Popular; Provoke Praise; Prove
Priceless; Peculiarly Prompt; Perceptlbly
Potent; Producing Permanent Profit; Pre-
GLIDING Pimples and PuStules; Promoting
Purity and Peace. Purchase. Price,
Petty. Pharmacists PatroniZing Pierce
Procure Plenty.
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Allegheny fourth. The Cincinnatis are in
fifth place and expect to get higher. The
Alleghenys will have to do some tall hus-
Ting if they wish to catch the Louis
villes, as they are playing a great game of
halI
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standing of the Clubs.

The Baltimores have passed the Nets,
and Ferguson's Indians are now bringing
up the rear of the American Association
championship race. The ST. Louis are still
first, Louisville second, Brooklyn third and