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round bcu, before q club Offering a purse or In
private Tor $500 side


Frank Erne who Is 70 mee' Jah skeiy in the
show q; Maspeth. l.. L. On Nug 20. LETT for
nnHalo las, sht, whore he VIII nn'sh training
Erne Ia conndrn' " Winning and II successful
his miuescr B,y Ncumin VIII ASK jim kcnne-
dy T. hang NJ purse tor Ernc tc meet trorgc
pounds next moath Kennedy viii probably or"r
tho purse.
J,e Mullen, Of huston. anl Muly M,rue, Of
the King rhiilr Athletic club; " rr'Naenr r.
! tonight 1He bows viii hoN iur a purse ~
$500 at i2S pounds rra', TIN Vi Carih>. " Bos-
ton viii referee 'ht '''..
Joe Early has teen secured to manass ne
club. with headquarters at constable hook. y. J
\ club huuse Is being erected which Is cNprctcl
to he ,omp!e'ei by SEPT 10 When III S,ne in
Van Of syracuse viii bo the referee irnnN
Lahsto,i, timeke' pct, and tr,d burns, announcer
1t l. said that firly is tsNing 10 arrange 4
twenty or t~en,y-n,o round bout hetveet sammy
Kelly and hlly fI.met. tor the opening night
Eddie Grsri the Nell-kno~n comedian, said
to-day thIt HIS partner would enter the bag
punching competition IN ht held a. the academy
.t Music on the is,h and co'h. Harry has mn
md although i,r a lat man he IS quite tast on
his legs he thinks punchins the bAs viii make
comrctiton have been received from boh Gun
irsham Tomny Russell MaNey Haugh, sammy
Nevers. George McFidden, George keSnnlns boi
Armstrong. John HArty and Harry Hayhurs'
sam Austin win be the referee and has named
al Judges pcnny Williams. " the New forI
A. {. and H. W. srhlichter, " Philaiei iphia,
Regarding hi. nye.round bout with dcorS'
Dixon at the Academy VI Music, on the lSth
Mike Leonard says: AN I've got 10 do IL q
land on the mar. .ni ont h. goes
BILLY Tucker. Of Newark II In Boston lI'klni
Tor u match with good ll5-puund boxer. ru,ke
recently entered the bag punch,uR touruamen
held In Boston. and managed 10 win the prt
Ia the feathcr-ue!ght class.
Jack powney says that his neck Will he vel
again In a few daVs ani that h" viii issue
| challenge to night solly Smith to a rn'h at l.
pounds for $3.50 or 5000 side.
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PARLIAMENT OPENED.
W. @. Gully Rs-eleotsd Speake
of the House of Commons.
Cheers for Balfour and Harcourt
Croans for Chamberlain.
Large Attendance Of Members Of All
Political Faiths.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE preparations |
for the assembling Of the House of
Commons began at an early hour this
morning. One member arrived at 5
o. clock In the morning and waited out
side until the House was apened at s
o'clock in order to win the distinction
Of being the first member to enter. The
other members came in later until 10 A.
NJ.
Thirty places were secured on the
Government side Of the House. while
only six seats had been taken on the
Opposition.
As generally expected, MIR. William
Court Gully. Liberal. Member OF Par
lament for Carlisle. who was elected
Speaker OF the House Of Commons In
succession to the now Viscount Peel,
was reelected Speaker. when the House
Of Commons assembled this afternoon,
without opposition
There was a large attendance OF mem
hers. The Government benches. at an
early hour. were crowded to excess. and
many members were compelled TO take
refuge on the cross benches.
The Liberal and Irish benches were
not crowded early in the day Among
the Irish members of Parliament pres
ent was T. NJ. Healy, who sat between
T. p. O'Connor and Edward Blake.
Also present on the Irish benches were
r. d. Sullivan, John Dillon, DIR. Charles
= n Tanner and other distinguished
leaders Of the Irish Nationalist party.
Later in the day the Liberal benches
h.c.me crowded and when the proceed
,ns. hsoan tho 7 Iiberals had shown up
| in s,ronv force
| A,,,zp AZ IN. I-sber Of tho BLACK
pa .nns.r.d a, tho har Of the House
-. conr,ons and al, talking WAS imme-
| a,.,.,,, bushed Tba pemhers Of the
uo,.o ~ common. were then formally
rsnuos,ed IN attend the House of Lords
ard beor tho rs.dins of the Royal Com
n,,ssion on.n,np the new Parliament.
rh.rarron Sir Rs1,na,d Francis Douce
| p.inr.,a L r u clerk NJ tho Houss
- Comn,on, fo,Ioved nv a number of
a.. ,,on,hars nroceeded IN tho House OF
-. ,ha po,,I ,omm,.siop IVA 10
raad On ,beir return the Right Hon
40, pa,,o,,r r,rs, 1ord n, tho Treas.
49,. nd Cors.rv.,,ve leader in the
rI -. Con,ron. o,d sir wil,,a n,
,s u.r,our, N. J,beral leader
s ,,a uo,'.. and uere Loudly
a..os
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Chess at HastlnGs.

HASTINGS. England, Aug. I2.--To-day
the sixth round Of the International
Chess Tournament was played at Bras
sey's Institute. The results up u
o clock were as follows: Schiffers bea,
Bla kburne in French defense after
thirty-two moves. Tscnigorin beat
Teichmann in a French defense after
thirtv-one moves. Pllsbury beat Nile
ses in Vienna opening after twenty
moves. Albin and Schlechter drew a
Petroff defense after thirty moves.
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pires wransling Ia to he avoided. and poor Bob's
lines are not cast in pleasant places.


lines are not cast in pleasant places
II Is is Younss idea to give his new 'e1
cuses'' a term Of apprenticeship under the eye OF
more experienced and capable umpires. why not
let them take their tuition from the bench or
grand stand! He would not accept the work
manship OF an ignorant mechanic apprentice In
then does he innict upon the paying public and
working players such outrases!
Tho Indianapolis tesm was mobbed at Terre
Haute Yesterday, after q game. because nj the
decisions Of Umpire sheridan. The hlea cheers oh
jected. ss the close points were decided favorably
10 the visitors Three of the nine were in.
contrast u with the forbearance Of patrons at
National League sames
But for STEMS lapse In one inning on saturday,
Brooklyn would have won from Philadelphia in
a. prettily fought a game as has been seen a.
Eastern Park this year
Earle has been sisned by Cincinnati. Thu
backstop hss had a wonderful career. and at one
He will be remembered as Groom OF last year
vintage.
II the League decides to work the double
umpirs'' scheme with one end Of the combination
capable and the other grossly 'ncompe'snt
decent patrons will stay away and police court,
Will eventually render the mou important deci
sions on the days mischief When that stag
shalI have been reached, good by. professiona
baseball, National League and all!
Louisville. le.-Ne.
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BASEBALL CHAT.

This umpire question Is getting to be alto
s.,her too serious to be neglected another hour,
In the aspse, which it assumed on Saturday at
baltimore, 1t amounts to . positive outrage.
Not a man on the nsld would have suspected
that Kseier's bunt was safe one, had not
Hunt 30 declared it. T he player himself real
issd that he was out. and had left the bag
Ye this arbitrarily constituted onhciai. Ike a
cheerful IDIOT" deliberately asserted and In
truded his ignorsncs by declaring the runner safe
and robbing New York OF well-earned game
and RuGs OF . decided victory.
That part Of Saturdays fracas for which Cspt.
Doyle 10 responsible IL lamentsble and withou,
sHcuse. II vas his duty to either leave the nero
or Anish the game under protest. Loss oil
point under such asgrayatins and dishonest deci-
sons are hard to bssr. but hicklng a glove into
the face Of the iGuorsmus who is to blame nSes
not remedy the wrong, nor does 1t faVorao|
prejudice the visiting teams oase
It Is charity TO ignore Hunt in crticiting his
Duertls, almost imbecie, behavior on the diamond
choice OF umpirss would be improved as previous
ly suggested, by q visit to a umber-yard ioT
the selection Of chestnut fence posts out OF which
~h: s:S: TO Oh Win e; niS aan and hi
ik the Old adsge applies that "a lttls learning
10 4 dangerous thins'
But With Toung's experience and his assumed
Obligation TO improve and foster the srest Ma
tionai pastime, the case 10 different. II nn
TAR umpire a. Emsis, the handicap OF an %
Stipately ignorant oheial. and does not In any 90
arss tend to keep the game honvt. A. matte
Z sssstsay Aad discie'iss Ne Spectacle " I'm
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WITH THE WhEElMEM.

The announcement that serious thought OF
amalgamat!ou WAS entertained by the Brooklyn
B,c,rle Club and the south brooklyn Whee!men
Is Indignantly and Nohemently denied by L. S.
Hsrrisoh, rresiden, OF the latter organization.
Constitutional differences he declares Would
make suth uuian entirely impossible.
The vheel-wre, ker Is getting Ia his work on
staten lsanl \ number of rdnetutes was h!s
harvest yesterday. Broken glass shatp stones
and tacSs are his weapons
one OF tho tires pnnrturcd at clifton was that Of
wheel Ridden BY a lady, Her escor; attempted to
repair II At the side OF the roadway and i'm
medistsly hct.me the centre OF throng that
would natter the barker OF a circus side'hoN ,
OF onlookers began to suggest remedies. Then he
quietly asked II any OF the towns residents had
no, been .pns'sn OF ans iss' NSt 10 sss
That the omission was rect!ncd. Then he stopped
work ani boarded train 10, St. George
clrb runs OF the Prospect whselmen are SHE'D.
ulei a. follows: Aug. 10. NJ A. [. &. picnic and
ster,elgb races. Ans ~ Ss~ R fo'nene; AHs
NuE 81. to and including Sept 2. annual picnic
run to AXE ryrrel aud Podshkeepsle. tnat,
which star, from the clubhouse "i PaeiaG
street. Brooklyn.
Thre Is {, lot o. work yet to be done on tn.
Brooklyn cycle path before the Iavages Of The las
storm viii he repaired, ~ say nothing OF the
heavy downpours u last night The path Is tot
gre.t a boon to wh,elmeu and a thing OF TO,
much pride In brooklyn TO be allowed to suhc
from neglect
The tsn.mrs road race ~ the Kings Count,
wheelmen wilt he held over the Merriek eours
next Saturday
nv the wsv 'snt 1t about time Tor Murph
! {, say something more about the mile minute
, ur-b,uer attempt OF his with locomotive pace
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SlaVa and MRRyara Mt Nnr.

There trouble at ST. Eli1abeth's Church,
ss5 East Fourth street. Saturday afternoon. he
tween Slavic and Hungarian members Of the
congregation. Ths cornerstone Of tho church
originally bore Slavic inscription. As the
Hungarian element gained ascendancy slab
with an inscription in Magyar was screwd over
the cornerstone. Archbishop rorrlgan ordered II
10 be removed. As II was being taken IN on
Saturday mob Of Hungarians made charge
and John wally. Of 236 East Fourth street snatch
ed the slab and ran away with il. He was ar
rested. but promising 10 give 1t up MAS re-
leased
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Games scheduled to-day:
Al Baltimorer-Baltimore VS. New York.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn va Philadelphia.
At Boston--Boston vs.. Washington.
At Cleyeland--Clevelapd vs.. ST.. Louis.
At Cincinnati--CIncinnati vs. Pittsburg.
At Louisyille-Louisville ys. Chicago.
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CFrom the Boston Trans Tiptl
Wife-I believe there IL burglar In
the house.
Husband Say nothing. but keep per
fectly quiet. lie may leave Jimmy be
hind him or something else of value.
We can't afford TO throw away any
chance that offers 10 turn an homes
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Not Dimrult To EiHs.

From the Washington stsr)
"It's hard to toll just what tn" pub
lie wants" said the theatre manager
with a sigh.
1T hasn't struck me that way re-
pl!ed the treasurer IT seems pain
fully easy to me. In nine cases out Of
len il wants its mercy back"
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Hoy VIII SIN he a "Rcd."

CINCINNATI, Aug IL Billy Hoy. the old rlEh'
fielder NJ the Reds, signed new contract to-day
and will continue to play with Gin -innat.
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4 steeplechase meeting Will be run at Morr
park late in October or early in November
unt.r the auspices OF the National steepleehas
A,sociatIon. Attractive handicap events are opel
IN en,ries Information may be procured from
secretary II. C. Crickmore. Giisey House.
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J. : McMshon--The information could b
secured By you Through the stable you mention
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The ten-mlle ROAD race ~ the Kings Count
Wheemen wilt he held over the Merrick cours
next Saturday.
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The bonkmakers took alarm Saturday At
report that PinksrtOn men had been sent on to
watch them, and as result. there ~as liuie
or no cash betting. There is NJ indication
however that the Association intends to give
up taking money from the bookmsker,
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The standing nj clubs In the League this morn
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THE CANDIDATE AND HIS WAYS

Jgdge II. r Fielding. VITO died recently
near Harrison. Boone co8nsE. Ark was
WEI known IL Mississippi II i.s4 Judge
Fsaiaing Under the caption ~ the Can
dtaafe," wrote the f0.l0wgnw I3aes. watch
are especially applicable. and WI oe reltd
with interest n Mississippi at this time
FEATHER. what travels this road 80 iaieg"
Hush, my child, rs tne candidate
ut example % human woes
Early be COMES and late De goes:
He grseis the women with eourtlT grace.
lie kisses the baby's dirty face,
He calls 70 the fence the farmer a. Work,
lie bores the merchant, he oores the clerk
The blacksmith while ire anvil rings.
He greess, and this is the song he sings.
Tfowdy, howdy. howdy do
How is your wige. ard nOw are your
A. y fits nav fist a. no other can.
The horny hand Of the working man
Husband. who IS that mar ~ the ~ats?'
'.Tfush ny 1--we tie the cand date"
Husband. why cant ne work Ike you?
Has he nothing n home 70 do
Ny dear. whenever naan = do~n.
10 cash at home, no money ~ toTn,
Too STUPID 20 preach. too proud 20 beg.
Then over his horse his legs be filings.
And 20 the dear people taas song ne sings;
sHoway. howay. hoxdy do?
How Is your wlfe. and aOw are you?
All Il fits my fEt as no other can.
The horny hand OF the working man "
Brothers, who labor early and late.
Ask these things Of the candidate:
What's his rec0rd2 How does ne stand
At homer no matter about hls hand.
he Il hard or soft. 50 Il - not prone
To close oyer money not his own.
Has be IN view no thleving plan2
Is he honGM and cspable2-he II our man;
Cheer stffh Orc III the weIkin rings.
Join ia the thorus when thus he sings:
'.Hovdy. howdy. howdy do7
How Is your wife, and how are your
Ahfft fits ms fist as no other can.
The horny hand OF the working man"
New Orleans Picayune.
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have injured him. and I never Will

have injured him. and / never will 1
would die sooner"
81 eli. L seemed rather late % think Of
that. S.Il. 4 showed a nice spirit. and
liked the way she spoke Of him. She real
~ was a lady. IN her way. and-poor thing
she did lock the picture OF misery.
am teuder-hearted woman. ard I could
not but feel a pang OF pity for her.
s'Ah. nv dear. I said. there's no CUES
ton or marrying or not marrying now
He's going fast. and nothing matters any
more" Then kissed her-f kissed her
amectionateIy: and ! babe her lie down,
and not trouble about Liiy's lessons. and
told her that Whenever there was G
change in Earry's condition l would le'
her know
The change cane few days later-not
suddenly. but creeping inch BY inch; and
il was not the change we had all antic4-
pated Ny splendid boy Just as he haC
struggled and tr7umphed at fo9thal anc
cricket, 80 his magnificent strength fougn'
with and 0vercafae the poison in his blo0t
before Il could deposit itself in vital OF
gans. II was marvellous. The very Cos
tors. accustomed 70 miracles, could y
believe their senses when they countf
MS pulse. and looked az the little ths,
mometer. and felt the places where =
sore humps had been. For weeks, l ma,
say we seemed 70 hold cur breath in TIA
madden.ng suspense. tantalZed and IN
toxicated with hope we dared not call g
certainty: but at last we knew that life
had conquered death. and that this agony
OF motherhood. AT any rate, was over Ol
course, ne was weaker than a newborn IA
by--a mere shadow Of himself; but he wa
saved. when they told me, / fell on m
knees just where l stood and cried in M
wild rapture and thankfulness: "CH
God, Godl What can l do-for all Thy
goodness TO me-
They looked at me in an odd way. They
all looked at me. even my boy, with his
hollow eyes. And Tom SAID: Come hero
Polly. want 10 speak 70 YOU" and took
me into our room and laid his hands OF
my shoulders. He was six feet in his
socks. and weighed fifteen stone, but h
trembled like a child.
"Old girl" he said, ''you'H have to let
him have her.
oh" / replied. IF he wants the moon
give il to him! / don't care"
After all. she was lady and q r. A
He might have done worse. But when
saw the look he turned TO her when she
ran like 10 a deer 10 his arms-poor sticks
of arms,-and how he held her. and
crooned over her-oh. ii was Ike u daggel
in my breast.
Tom came to me and tried TO comfort
me. He reminded me that we did the
same ourselves when we were young, an
that We sin had each other.
you've still got me, Polly. l shan't de-
sert YOU
Yes. yes; of course, stil had him
But-wel. man can't UNDERSTANDABLE
Woman at Home.
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AsERCURIAl
ass POISON

l. the result Of the usual treatra,,
soTers Iaf system Is illed with Ns-e,,ss =
ciseaSe-4nd in . short while Is iw 49, tasa -
condition than before. The c0nanoa "a nsess
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II you are suffering from any OF the
diseases pacultar 10 vOur sex. Won SHOULD
cal or write to DR. Sweany, and he vii
tell you just what can he done for you
He has succeeded in building UP the mess
sheltered and brokendown constitutions
and will bring back TO YOU that hsalth
strength and beauty which every woman
chNnf4 a,aeaacg
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Who call at his offices Fridays are VA
come 10 his services
FREE or CHARGE.
WHAT is THE REASON of DOCTOR
SWEANY'S SUCCESS, AND WHY no
THE SICK PEOPLE OF SEATTLE AND
nIClNlTH CROWD HIS OFFICE Dali
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No rllaIox.

chicago Tribune.
Y Ike YOUR minister very wei. but i
see ms 20 me his sermons lack FIRE"
WAY. great Scott or course they DO.
lie doesIt believe II it,
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h. ,lfi a I'M Ir a;,iii ,,i ,I. master tant.il an
tr.l tnr,fA
Daring he month If February There arrived III
the iipri Portland exclusive oI iishtrinen. Ia
les-ele III ll li4-. D iiie-e VI had tar-oes Ut
general ill.feiianaIse IL lumber II ,oai Nv ine
phosl4llate = stone ice ILL., cutt,4 seed neal .
each cement, clN. fas salt / each. While Il had
no r4tr4o. Dill iiig ne NORTH four steamers INN "a
sailed from lhat ioft for liverpool WITH tdrgoes
aggr.garing >.93.l:52 ia Nalle at which s3ll o:.,
represents Aineric;.n produce. Apples shipped
during the month. 1874 barrels valued at s42
,65, of winch 1853 barrels vaiuee 9ll,1a4 we're
an American product
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Relief In SIX Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the "NEw GREAT
SorlH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" This new
remedy i a great surprise On account of its
exceeding premltnesS III relieving pain in
fiie bladder kidneys, back and every part
~ tile urinary passages Id male Or female
N relleves retention Of water and pain iii
passing Il almost immediately. If you want
1ulrk relief and cure this is your remedy.
sola ~ a. A. Howes y Co, Druggists, Bel
fast, Me.
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The Globe reports that syndicate has
hern formed in Boston With a capital Of
~223, 900, for the construction of the i}ooiu-
hay halbor railroad to connect With tie
Maine Central road. The work is to begin
at once and about II lHlles Of road to be
made.
The Clinton Advertiser says that there is
quite an interest in Canaan, Clinton, Benton,
Winslow, NassaIboro and other towns for ii
railroad from Canaan to Boothbay The
route Will be looked over in the spring, af-
ter which company will be formed if suf-
hcient encouragement is met with in the
several towns. 1t will be one Of the best
routes for a road in the State.
Supt. Lancaster, of the Sebasticook &
Moosehead Railroad, tells the Pttsteld Ad-
vertiser that his road viii certainly be eX-
tended from Hartland toward Monsoon, the
coming summer. If the Athens people ac-
ccpt his propositions they VIII be sure Of
getting rail connection with the outside
world in 1880. Otherwise the road will
swing eastefly and 20 through Harmony or
st. "A lbans.
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ai''' lnuis"aNS q, Sapo"c1 y. ~ TOT
S7a t,''io a'" p"tkspoI., wednesdays ahd
atul'hNs a. Nao""t' 9,oo y. IN, or hPoi af-
IT. u, Y s'e1,''el lioili DoS'oh.
Isesboro at $50 A. M: leaves at ~ m
Ra,klana Tn.s,lvs irlrrsa,vs I'M S1,,n IL
1avs tou.hinr ri LAWS wi,.,rf H.lf,s+
.L,nt ~ II, u, /, ,-la,,l ~ pii 't MY
Iavs Wsdnns,l,vs ,,l ErilaSl III EtIf,1+
al,ant II ], ~ r,nn1.ats ~ p't..r'sn,rt n.itI
tr.,in far R.,,.,or
~ ~ lies
Bantist. Hiyn street Rev John F. Tilton
pastor. Prnarhjnr service Al 10 d. il ni
Sunday. sunday School ,t IN Christian
Endpoyor ,nrrtin, III 4 u ~ pr.v,.r ,n,at
jn9 1T n m Thursday nveniuu nr,var
mr,tlno All Juuior IN "a Thursd.,vs .,t
NIB j. ii. n
Cougreultionalist corner uf Market and
Iirrh strr,ts MINI s,,nnlira ~ cnmmittas
Preaching IL Ia. III. v. II. Sun,jav S,hnol III
II ~ y p s q f AT & ~ m . nravnr
rr meeting Thursday evening ~ O'Clock.
Junior y. H. thursday AT Ala p m
Neth"dlst Mlller street. EeT N Ia lianS-
sem, pastor 1,faNrr ntvtlng az WV a nl
preaching service at ~ 10 Il: M, sunday
Sfhool at HI noon; George Pratt EpWorth
war ..a.f an rhl
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Dyspepsia seldom causes death, but PEI
mifs its victims to live ON in misery. Hood $
Sarsaparila cures dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles.
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The Eagle Screamed.

"a hiOIlS FREY ALLIED All ~ 10y AL LIE
GloN BANQUET IN PITTsHUEG, PA.
SOME Witty STANZAS BY DR. ". Ii.
WINSLow.
The Military Order Of the Loyal Legion
OF Pittsburg had their annual banquet on
the evening Of Washington's birthdays
and it was grand oecasi IN. HE vands
We're OF the choicest, the decorations beau
tifnl and an orchestra diScouTsed the
sweetest of music. The speaking lasted
over two hours, the speeches being With
patriotism in heart-strring sentiments.
thrilling "reminiscences ana bright, spark
ling anecdote. One OF the speakers.
Colonel Stone vi Allegheny closed Iii, re-
marks with these words: "Patrotsm
rises far above party and We recognize in
tile Loyal Legion Both Democratic and
Republican patriots who served their
country, and are now ready to use their
moral and social influence to save their
country again from Anarchists. Socialists.
Populists aud all who threaten its we'll
being. Intensely interesting and most
graphically told was the famous escape Of
number OF Union prisoners from Libby
PRISON, WHO, like rats dug their way to
the Stars and Stripes and freedom The
speaker was Mr.. Ewart, Pittsburg, who.
ln company with Major Rose, projected
the tunnel and helped scoop it cut. Like
Rose Mr. Ewart was not able To reap the
benefits If the plan, but waS recaptured
couple VI days after breaking out Of LII
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