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MEDICAL MEN STRONGLY RECOMMEND This Wine. IT IS SUSTAINVG AND EiVIGORATINO, ,without being heady or intoxicating, and it Is particularly recommended to invalids on account of its freedom from acidity, and for its gentle, stimulating qualities. A trial will prove the truth of our

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SOUTH NORTH. This match took place on Saturday on the ground of the Bradford Club at Park-avenue, in the presence of 8,000 spectators. Harrison kicked off for the North, and, Rotherham failing to return, play was ►t once carried on in the South quarters; but it was soon removed f

On Monday evening lint the clever amateurs who woo Thespis under the auspices of the City and County Conservative Club gave their third annual performance at the Gaiety. The appearance of the dramatic band on the boards of the Gaiety is now looked forward to u a very interesting

Considering that after a pcstpunement a very large amount of success attended the Leicester ' and Kemptou Meetings, it wee -en •exceedingly great pity that King Frost should have Interfered to spoil what promised to be the moat successful first half of the illegitimate Beason ye