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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05

The Bergen Club bowlers banged the
pins on Henn's alleys last night. Surro
gate OpNeil took a hand, for the firsttlme
in several weeks, and he showed necessity
for practice. Here are the records of two
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05

Team No. 1-Earle, 161; RuempIer, IA:
O'Donnell, l43: Burke, 162; O,Neill, 1872;
Frank, 157. Total, 500.
Team No. 2-Heintz, 161; Gallery. 135;
Simon, 160; Griffith. 138; Wilson, I52;
Eruber, las Total, 694
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05
FIRST GAME.

Team No Earle. 15; O'Donneu, 1873:
Gallery. 1877; Simon, 16S; Lillis, III; Man
Mon, 14S; Bundy, 1sS; Blind, Isl. Total,
1.2S2.
Team No. 2-Burke. 1873; Heintz, 1856:
Ruempler. 149; Wilson, 133. Griffith, 1872;
O'Neili, 100; Frank, 14l; Mount, liz. Total,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05

In order to make room 70
Spring Goods, I will offer for the
next Thirty Days the Balance
of my
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05

A MEMBER OF THE PURITAN A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-11
BELLAIRE.

George Smith, the laundryman, Is In
il for bad luck. First he ran pencil
point into his hand, then his load OF
iaundried goods became ignited and
caused a loss Of about $50, then, to
wind up the day, his horse stumbled at
the ferry float and threw him out OF
the wagon, bruising his head badly.
l.. P. Bailey, of GAINESVILLE, passed
through the city Yesterday with twelve
head Of fne registered Jersey cattle.
which he sold to j. T. woodward, OF
ParkerSburg, w. Va. Mr.. Bailey has
the most extensive stock farm In this
county, keeping on an average $50 Jer-
sey cattle.
Mrs. Adolph Becker, well-known
and highly esteemed lady, died at her
home in the Fifth ward, Thursday
night, of cancer of the stomach.
Funeral tomorrow.
,saKs sc Nj dnnIaln Lake Pa1k the first
VI next month. He has call to ill the
NJ. e. pulpit there. during portion OF
the summer.
Aaron Storms, the colored man who
is charged with bigamy, returned to the
city and is In DURANGO vile. Aaron is
realizing that the way Of the transgres-
sor Is hard.
The Democratic primaries to select
delegates to the judicial convention will
be held In the various wards this even
ing between and o'clock.
NJ. R. Seals, B., q. s. c. station agent,
has been promoted to General PaSsen-
ger and Freight Solicitor. S. F. Far
ley will take Mr.. Seals place.
Auna Miller and Maud Nicholson, of
the Fifth ward, leave for Boston next
Monday to take instruction in music.
William Beck and wife returned to
Findlay last evening, after pleasant
visit TO friends here.
The ]. C. Gibney Company took
barge of timber down to Pawhatan
yesterday.
A large crSwd of our people will go
TO the Moundsville camp grounds to-
morrow.
Charlie Edwards and family are here
from FoStoria to visit friends.
Isaac Blum and wife have taken
rooms at the Windsor Hotel.
Phil Helsley has sold his store to
Levi Resseger, the shoemaker.
Presiding Elder Mills, Of Barnesville,
was In the city yesterday.
Capt. Blondell, the swimmer, was in
the city yesterday.
C. w. Dickens is expected home from
the east to-day.
Mrs. D. c. Shepherd continues seri-
ouSly i'll.
Charles Bamford has been granted a
pension.
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standIng Of AssocIatlon clubs.
Line Hits.

Jimmie" Ryan, of the Chlcagos, cele-
brated Fourth OF July night by getting
mafffiafSs His NF'SF wee @'""''
Capt. Taylor, OF the Louisvills, was
put off the field at Washington by po-
liceman on Monday, He was not in the
game, but ran IN to argue with Umpire
Davis.
In the Western prints President Kra-
mer is accused of approaching Umpire
Gaffney, of that circuit, with an offer to
oiliciate In the association. The latter
refused
Capt. Comiskey has suffered two
dumps in Philadelphia, and is making
very poor Roadway against Capt. Duffy's
men. The latter outclasses anything
in the association save in the pitchers
box.
King Kel. has played in every posi-
ton this year save left fold, and 1t is a
large red apple to q gooseberry that
Emmett Seery will be taken with cramp
some afternoon In time to let Kel. fill
that role.
The reinstatement of Harry Raymond
Is Ofnclally announced, ana Hltcner
Meekin Is given ten days to return from
Louisville to his old club. The action
furnishes text for a sermon that could
be made as long as the moral law.
Col. Crane was bit unsteady on his
pins at Baltimore, and needed q guide
to point out the home plate, but despite
tho fact that he gave eleven bases on
balls Cincinnati won. 1t was Caravan
who stood between Baltimore and vic
tory. His stops saved the day.
The Minneapolis Tribune publishes an
interesting table showing the chances
OF an umpire to change the result of a
game were he so disposed. Tab was
kept on Umpire Knights work in the l
TO game between Minneapolis and st.
Paul. There were total Of PAS decis-
ions, divided as follows: Balls, 90;
strikes, 60; fouls. 33; flies, is; base
decisions, SO. AS the Tribune says:
"How many men are there who can
make this many decisions within two
hours-some of them very close-and
make no mistakes? The man who can
do 1t day after day has yet to be born"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-11

The case of Nichols v. LYONS was
tried before Squire Keller yesterday.
Ii seems that Lyons called at Nichols
house at late hour. and Nichols didu't
ike u, and told Lyons so, which made
him mad, and he threw brick and hit
Nichols Lyons was bound over to
Court in the sum o. $500.
A party from V heel ng boughta horse
from parties In this CITY and claim now
that the horse is unsound and wants the
parties to take the horse back, which
they refuse to do. and now we UNDER
stand that the law will decide the
matter.
Tee c., L. & w. railroad will run exss
cnrSlon trains on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, good until Thursday, July
10th, TO the Democratic State Conven-
tion at Cleveland. o.
Mrs. ]. Y. Patterson and Miss Chell
Miller, our accommodating assistant in
the postoffice, left yesterday morning
for Allegheny Sulphur Springs, Pa.
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. R.
T. Ong died yesterday afternoon. The
little one had been i'll with cholera In
faDtum.
WANTED-Good boys to sell the REG
lister. Call at John Terrill's residence
at o'clock Sunday morning.
Steam Will be raised to-day at the new
brick and tile works to try the machin-
cry before com nencing 10 make brick.
A young man by the name OF Yost had
his leg broken at McCord's brick yard
by loaded car striking him.
The funeral of the little child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Yarko which died Thursday
night will be buried to-day.
Quite a number of our bicycle riders
were out coasting on Hanover street
grade last evening.
Charley Selby is laid up with an in
iured foot caused by brick falling on
it.
Mrs. Evan Davis and Miss Iva Mill
gan are visiting friends In Bellaire.
Miss Lucy McWrliams leaves this
morning on visit to SisterSville.
Miss Minnie Johnston, OF Bellaire, il
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Anna Belle Hobbs is quite IL
with typhoid fever.
Fred Dixon left yesterday morning
for Chicago.
Mrs. Jacob Press died yesterda,
morning.
Thomas Means is in the east on bust
ness.
The Calico Fishing Club has returned
home.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The hearing of Alex. Gourley on a
charge of stealing two horses was had
yesterday afternoon before Squire How
ell. He plead guilty to the first charge,
and not guilty on the second. The
SQUIRE, however, held him In the sum OF
81, 900 on each charge for his appear
ance before the Common Pleas Court.
Gourley, who is so well known here by
the prominent part he took in the Saliva
ton Army, d few years ago, just finished
term OF Imprisonment in the st. Glars
Vile Jail for stealing q watch. The first
horse he brought to town was one, he
says, ne stole from Mr.. Garden. VINO
lives short distance below West Wheel
ing, the value OF which would be prob
ably SIS. He sold this one, including a
saddle and bride, to William Woods,
who keeps grocery at the corner OF the
Kirkwood bridge, for SIS. Mr.. Woods
then took the horse to Wheeling and
traded him off for spring wagon
and $40.
The second horse was found to be
the property of Mr.. J. Fl. Drennen, OF
the Ohio Vdlley NeloS, OF Martins
Ferry. This horse, which Gourley says
he took from pasture lot adjoining
Mr.. Drennen's residence, was pur-
chased by Mr.. James McMullen for So,
but upon obtaining information as TO
the owner of the horse, he Immediately
took him back home again. Gourley
told Mr.. Woods that he had another
one in view out in the country which
he intended bringing in also. This IS
horse stealing of the first magnitude,
and the Ohio State Penitentiary can
prepare for another convict.
A very painful accident occurred yes
terday morning to a small boy aoout
thirteen years Of age, by the name OF
George Macdonald. He was riding a
horse belonging TO w. j. Bratton,- to
tie river to get drink, and just as he
left the water to return to the stable,
his horse came In contact with cart,
which was close by, thus frightening
the animal which started up the hill on
a run. The boy did not have hold OF
the rein at he time he started and was
unable to 'get it afterward. Not
being able to remain on the horse,
he fell violently to the ground.
He sustained cut under the left arm
about four inches long. Drs. A. j. and
r. W. ua,nInin --:.urTeu the necessary
! ..aaieal assistance and at last accounts
the boy was resting quite easy.
7. Ii. Roy, NJ. d., Hindoo Doctor, a
graduate OF the University Of Madras,
India, has studied with eminent physi-
clans in London and Montreal, and
practlced at Cincinnati, Lexington,
| louisville and GAINESVILLE. Treats sue
cessiully all chronic and contagious
diseases, especially those given up by
home doctors. Can be consulted every
Tuesday at the Hill House, Bridgeport,
| Ohio.
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John LIS Jag.

and stories OF his farewell are still COM
ing over the Rockies. Peter Jackson,
sober and civil as usual, went aboard
the Mariposa to bid John L. good-by.
Sullivan greeted him with, gutteral
growl, seized his hand and gave it a
savage jerk, whereupon Jackson stepped
back to 4 distance convenient for de-
tense.
81 can lick any man in the world"
roared Sullivan. 81 can lick you and
Slavin and all the niggers and Austral-
ians, and I'm going to do It,"
Peter smiled and said he was willing
to let Sullivan try.
CT can lick you In minute II you'll
only put up stuff enough"
That's all right" responded Peter,
IT haven't got much money now, but
I'll try To have enough to do business
with you in September when you re-
turn"
swell. don't you forget, I'll be here
and I'll come lighting" was Sullivan's
final growl.
Then he caught sight of Jack Ashton
leaning over the rail, and seizing gold
headed cane from a passenger he
brought it down with ali his force upon
the lower partof Ashtons back. Ashton
jumped aud howled, and John L. ut
tered more deep notes that were sup
posed TO denote great satisfaction with
his merry jest. The stick was shtvcred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-11
what Bob ritz.Immons Eats.

ST. PAUL, July 10.-Bob Fitzsimmons
ran from White Bear Lake 10 st. Paul,
ten miles, in one hour and twelve min
utcs, finishing fresh and strong. 1t
takes five pounds Of rump steak per
day to keep him In beef tea, besides a
pound and half OF calves feet jelly, a
fresh chicken, half a dozen new laid
eggs, steaks and chops on the side and
lots of fresh fruit and vegeta-
bles He has dropped ale and
claret from the bill of fare en-
tirely, and will have no more of
any kind of liquor till after the night
of July 90. In spite Of all his heavy
feeding his hard work keeps him down
to 153 pounds and he is cit to fight TO
morrow. When told to-day of Halls
progress In his trsining, the red-headed
child of the bush said, "All right; SO
much the better. He can't be too good
to suit me. I want him the best can
get him at 0 o'clock July %. An hour
or two from that time we will see how
he sizes up."
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West Virginia Pensions.

lSpectql Core pondsnOs of the Register.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-West Vir
ginia pensions have been issued as fol,
lows:
Wilson Kennedy, James E.
Smith, Stephenson Hunter, Robert h
Murray, David w. Howard. Eph. E.
Robinson, VIM. Weaver, VIM. Il.
Groves, J. w. Wilmington, Clark Rid
die, Geo. w. Matheny, Cynthia r. Baggs,
Virginia Whitaker, Elizabeth McLain,
Timothy c. Stiwell, 6. w. Conner, j.
C. Peck, VIM. Edmond, Samuel Fletcher,
James Carroll. John r. Mitchell, Jacob
L. Vincent, John n. Mays, b. Z. Ro.
mine, ]. II. Everly, Geo. w. Mcclure,
John L. Stafford, Gerald Fitzgerald, j.
NJ. Page, VIM. McVicor, John i. Lyons,
Abraham Adams, B. L. Patton, Edward
Grandon, James Pudgett, Sampson Gil
lespie, Henry Butler, Linville Bias, j..
w. Hawk, Almenda j. Stanton.
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The League Standing.
Amarionn Aseociatlon.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The Ath-
letics won to-day's game In the first In
ming. Score: Athletic, s. Cincinnati,
3. Base hits-6 and 5. Errors and
3. Earned runs-1 each. Pitchers
Sanders and Crane. Umpire-Jones.
LoU1svILLE, July 10.-Louisvillo was
easily defeated to-day. Score, Baltl-
more 10, Louisville 6. Hits, 10 and s;
errors, 7 each; pitchers, Madden and
Fitzgerald; earned, Louisville 2; umpire,
Ferguson.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1O.-Colum-
bus lost to-day's game in the Sth and
9th innings by unfortunate errors.
Score: Washington, 10; Columbus, 4;
hits, 10 and 8; errors, 4 and 6; pitchers,
Foreman and Easton; earned, 2 each;
umpire, Davis. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-11

House Of eleven rooms, with modern cove
ehccs, In splendid condition. on sonthcast<
ner Twentieth aud Chapline streets.
onr roomed house, corner 1wenty-fp@'
and Woods streets. Hoo.
Five rocmcd Brick House aud sull lot on JAG
street. Fifth ward. t9A0
Seven roomed house on Eol street, q i''
location. sS,co0
Lots In North Denwood, cheap a $50 20 y
Eight-roomed Double House on Jacob ttr
Tweniy-,hirc and Twenty-fourth strectsi On
az $50
six-roOmed House, asa Wood sttse, $50
SiNroomed brick House or ChApiinc ~
between rwenty.nfth and rwenty-sixths
rOomed House a, bargain on Scri
street
Fiye-roomed House. s5ib EoT street. 81
fonrroomed House, 100 LightecDh
sl,0CQ
Four.roomed House, ssss Weed street. e
Sixrcomed House. ground 100 fcet troht
McCulloch street. between 1hlrty.hrst
Thirtysccond streets, 25.6oo.
Nine-Fcomed brick House, sSai Narke' SUI
Half 10, on North Main street. "a by'is' =
Sa&O
Half 10, on Ror street. south 81 I1en
eighth street. $1,000.
half 10, on Mcys,On street, south q f~oa
seventh street, no. =.
Sixteen lots on the north side OF Tu>niy.ih
street, in the new edition Of fllan , w
Just laid out. 4.
Lots on Eoa and Jacob streets. In Ner'h ,
wood.
Lots in Mcnechen newly laid cut che'F
fl.O 10 sG5 each.
Lots IN zano's Orchard and Ola Fe'
additions.
Beautiful Lots In A. II Paiicrsoi
10 Elm Grove at low figures.
-Four Lois on Scash pcnn street
NESBITT Il d.
ysh i7S9 hss~
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ton >; pitchers Radbourne and NICHOLS;
umpire McQuaid.
CLEVELAND, o.. July 1O.-Timsly
batting by Cleveland, aided by Brook
lyn's errors, won for the home team.
Score: Cleveland, 4; Brooklyn, 3. Err
rors-9 and 4. Base hits-9 aud 6.
Pltchers-Gruber and Lovett. Umpire
Hurst.
PIrTsBURe, July 10.-The Philadel-
phias won to-day, Shugart played his
frat game with Pittsburg to-day and
showed up in fine form. Score: Pitts
burg 8, Philadelphia 8; hits, aud 8; err
rors, 4 and 8; earned, 3 and /; pitchers,
King and Esper; umpire, Lynch.
Th. Tea1ue Standing.
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ROBBERY AT RAvENswooD.
The Ohio River Railroad Ticket ONCE
Robbed


Robbed
The Ravenswood Nelcs. published
yesterday, has the following:
Yesterday noon while w. E. Hoyt, o.
r. K. r. agent, and assistants were at
dinner, some one entered the waiting
room and picked the lock Of the door
leading TO the Office, after which he pro-
ceeded TO help himself TO the contents
Of the drawer where the ticket sales
money was kept, getting about $3.50
and British bull dog revolver. A
suspicious looking character was no.
ticed In the waiting room daring the
noon hour by J. A. Mcintosh, who had
stepped in to send q message, but
nothing was thought OF it ct the time.
Had the thief looked around little
more carefully he might have found
$500 more with which to feather his
nest. but luckily he didn't stumble on
TO it.
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uTSJ luItc iuHuiuS -
Score: Chicago, s;
New York, 6; hits,
IL and 10; errors, 3
and 4: earned, 4 aud
/; pitchers, Hutch
ison and Rusie, UNI
pire, Powers and
Battin.
CINCINNATI, o.,
July 10. home
run, two hits, and
two errors in the
fifth inning ex-
plains Cl1clnnatl ;
defeat to-day by
the bean eating
nine Score: Gin
cinnati ., Bostons
5; hits, z and 6;
errors, 2 each;
eirned runs, Bos-
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Big Iron Contract.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 10.-The
Bardeleben Coal and Iron Co. yester-
day made contracts for the sale of over
40, 600 tons of iron at an average price
of ten dollars per ton, the iron 10 be
delivered as fast as produced. Tho iron
Is to go north and west. 1t is one OF
the largest contracts ever made In this
district. and at the lowest price.
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A Wall street Lunatlc.

New YORK, July 1o.-H. Victor
New comb was pronounced lunatic BY
a Sheriff's jury yesterday afternoon
Several experts In nervous diseases tes-
titled that his condition was one oil
hopeless Insanity. A committee OF the
person and estate OF the afflicted Wal
street operator will now be appointed
BY Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-11

to splinters and Sullivan tossed o So
piece to the owner When the Mariposa
pulled out of the dock Sullivan was on
deck expressing his opinion OF the news
papers and declaring his ability to lick
any dramatic critic who didn't like his
acting.
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Eternal Vigilance

Is the price of health. But with all our pre-
caution there are enemies always lurking
able opportunity to assert themselves I'M
purities in the blood may be hidden for
years or even for generations and sudden
ly break forth, undermining health and
Fastening death For all diseases arising
from impure blood Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the uncqualled and unapproached RENE
dy. 1t is King OF them all, for in conquers
disease
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FOR SALE.

Corner lot tsrls. with an almos:
'Ooned Frame House, bay window.
and water on each aOor. lovely groa
uees' grape arhos and rose brlhes.
home. Owner intends leaving the city,
gain for few days at $3.50.
An eight Foomed Frame House on South
street with all eonren!ences; river 'front.'
pay eight per cent SIS an Investment
good six rccmei Rfick Hoosc on
ieeeth street between EcG aud Jacob .
atS2.i00
GEO. J. MATHIso
N' 1910 Chapilne 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-11

some REMARKABLE CURES Of deaf
ness arc recorded of DR.. Thomas Eclec-
uric Oil. Never fails TO cure earache.
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ANSON'S REVENGE.
RuSIE is POUNDED ALL OVER TIE CHICAGO
FIELD.
Boston is Sill Creeping Up-POOr Piitsbarg Lays
Down Before the Prcwess Of the Quaker
City BcyEClsyelsnd TrOanc:s
Wards Wcndsrs-eeneral
Sporting News.

CHTcAGo, Ill, July 1o.-The colts by
good work won to-day's game in the
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GDtsr1 fiuuni.

DEAvER COLLEGE AND MUSICAL IN
d stituse for Young Girls and Young Ladies,
Beaver. Pa. English, Scientiics. Classical,
Art. Elocution and special Music Course Rates
reasonable. Send for catalogue % the Presi'
dent, REV. r. 7. TAYLOR, Beaver, Pa.
iYlfTn. ThAsat-rb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-11

HE great
John Law
renee Sulli-
van carried
h / s ] a z
wit h hi m
aboard the
Maripos a,
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Wheeling Military Academy,
wurrIING w VA

WHEELING, W. Va.
strictly select school OF the highest grade
where Young men and boys may be thoroughly
repaired for College, Government Academies OF
tors: UNSURPASSED discipline, and school thor
oughly equipped. Number OF Cadets limited
Fall session begins September LIST: For circu'
lar containing full particulars. address
WIN. II. BURRUsS, A. NJ,
,voru Th ,ssat.rb Principal.
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Real Estate Fol.

nurLpfyG LOTS OF WHs1
Is Hrfon street. rflsci, ~ 20
A 6ns dwelling property on n
Market street, noftn q 1int1
lot lO1rfJO fee. on t01f1weEr
and Thirtstb street,.
honsef.
rs' nlf Jscob street.
isr110 feet. for i.0U
,o,-<, feet m Peasant
Roe3. for a. 80. on est
rss b1<i1fss property
GOV occs2is3 b. }. v
tn. pryor place on Nat
Crove. consisting Of aboL
trick dwelling
Lot ssSiD feet on east kidef
I1iend, ti.sM
10. 20 yirfials street Islsni
~ - ~ Eos street., oppcslis
10. i1< Fiftssnth stfsSf. 3 &c
10. f<f,s Ycrftcsnth street.
IA I,; s,siZ s..s, north .la>a
90 feet q gro1nt on norf -
RI 11ri0 feet. North Elf |.<1
Tos 9ii5 and 1fio Main ~ "a
80. isio Byfon strrst, fi< ".
plNEHaRT =
REAL Esr
ayz
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Makes the
Weak Strong

The marked benefit which people in run
down OF weakened state OF health derive
from Hoods Sarssparilla, conclusively proves
the clslnthat this medicine "makeS the weak
strong" Il does nos act Ike stimulant,
lmpar,lng fictitious strength from which there
mrst follow a reaction OF greater weakness
tl.an before, but in the most natural way
Hoods SarsaparIna overcomes that tired feel
Ing. creates an appetite, purtacs the blood,
and, in short, Sves great bodily, nerve,
mental and digestive strength.
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Tagged Out

"I.ass spring 1 was completely tagged out.
Nv strength left me and felt sick and mis-
cradle all the time, so that l could hardy
at,epd 70 my business. took one bottle OF
Hoods SarsapariIla, and It cured me. There
,s nothing Ike It," r. c. BEGoLR, Rditor
Enterprise, Belleville, Mich.
81 derived very much benefit from Hoods
so~sapariIa, which l took for general debility.
# bs,lt me right up, and gave ne an excel
lertnppetl:e.p ED. JENKINS, Mt. Savage, No
Nh. Ifyou decide TO take Hoods Sarsa-
,.rr,l, do mot be induced TO buy anything elss
instead. tasist upon having
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-27
HARBOR SPRINGS REGATTA.
Fine Sport ut the Races on Little
Traverse Bay.

Petoskey, Mich, Aug. 26.-The
weather, until ten O'Clock, looked very
unfavorable for the first days sport of
the third annual regatta of the Little
Traverse Boat Club, but the rain ceased
and during the balance of the day the
conditions were very favorable. The
races wero witnessed by large crowds
from Charlevoix, Mackinac Island and
Point Au Prince.
The first race for first class yachts,
fifteen miles, was won by the Bachelor,
Capt. Neare, on time allowance, the
Bon ANN, Capt. Pettibone, Chicago,
second.
The second race was for third class
yachts and was won by the Jay Bird.
the Elyira second and the Banner third.
This afternoon was devoted To rowing
races, the principal interest centering
in the single scull contest, four entries.
1t was won by JAS. Henderson, of the
Catlin crew, Chicago, With HarbOr
Springs farmer a close second.
The Junior four-oared race was very
exciting, but was won easily by the
Owashtonongs after foulng the VOL
verines of Detroit who came in second
with the Tecumseh of Walkerville, Ont,
third.
The ladies double scull was won by
the Wequetonsings, who easily defeated
the Harbor Point bellies.
An invitation will be sent to the
North Western Amature Rowing As
sociation to hold their next years meet
on Little Traverse Bay.