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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26
FRENCH VIEWS.
SWARMS OF FRENCH aOLDlERS
RUSHING TO THE FRONT.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26

lrc-rhc Nashville, Tenn, Bannsr say.
that Colonel j. II Savage, ofthat state, Ln.
declined nomination for congress becnuse
oil the fourteenth amendment. "Ncycr.
theiess' he thinks tho United States hasno
sHticlent cause 10 hold him, IA law and
morals al enemy and rebel, for ho hns d,
rebel leg and n loyal leg--one battered
under the United State, nag nj Moline del
Rey, and the other uIdor the conlod,r,,.
states flag at Perryville."
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Resoired,-

VIII the Tribune please tell us which
side of the tariff fence the Radicals OF the
Thirteenth District are on--thc Revenue
or Protection side? And will II please tell
u, whether, in its opinion, the Radicals Of
this district have lodged the tariff qucs-
ton, and are consequently entitled to the
contempt of both the friends and oppon-
cnts of Protection
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26

Sr1- The Democratic state central com.
mli,ee has issued circular to the Demo.
Gratis Of Missouri, setting forth thor
reasons Tor recommending that no Demo.
cratic state ticket be put IN the field next
iall' The committee however, urge the
election .. as many Democrats as possible
10 the Legislature, bu: in no case, where
they have no candidate, to vote Cor any
one not publicly pledged in favor OF re.
moving all suffrage restriction.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26

SD' According 10 the radical idea OF
protection TO American industry. when n
member O' congress votes to raise the pric,
OF articles In which he is directly inter.
es'ed' he votes to benefit the workingmon.
Not so. II ten dollars per ton ia added 40
the tariff Oh iron, the wages of ,ho..
ing the iron are not raised ten cant 49,.
day All the protection is on one ,ids ss
Mr.. Morrell knows.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26
~ The debates OF the last 8,

~ The debates Of the last session Of
Congress cover five volumes, and one Of the
volumes is filled with undeliverod speeches
The papers in the State Department, bear.
Ing upon the Alabama claims, called for
by the Senate last Winter, also make two
volumes Of $50 pages each
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26
Take Notice!

From The Chicago tribune, lRadicaI ThIndefer)
August o.
at is known and read Of all men, that
tie orershado,cing question il imer,cd'
politics at tie present time isA TARIFF ron
REvESur, on TARIFF ron PRoTEc-
rIoN. II is optional for political
parties TO be for cnc or N,
other. THEY CANNOT NE FOR ROTH. NOR
CAN THEY DODGE THE QUESTION
WITHOUT MOURNING THE,CON
TEMPT OF THE FRIENDS AND AID
yOCATES OF EACH OF THESE OP
POSING PRINCIPLES I|
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1StEEI'sS
SARSAPARIlLA
Read The CnPtnin's letter and
the letter from his Mother:

hchtob fiFfah- No., Atfu ~, lst
Or JOHN BuLl.-Drar siT knowing the efi.
c,cncy 81 your -Er-parila, and IA. healing And
bant hSIAl oval tss ~ Possesses, l send ytu the
following statement Of my case;
Twas wounded about tvo year ago VA lak-t
PRISONER AMI ennff ed for 3 Iieen mOnihs. lieins
mo'ed 30 often, my wounds have not healed yc'
! have NOS lat up noncbt since Ha- wounded
aiu rhui through "a" hips, My genera! health
~ impaired. ami need something Ia assist IN
tuT". have NOR. faith IN your Safsapanila than
~ anything else. ! wi.i that that j. genuine.
Pleas" 'Alu,-s Iao n half doz"T hottle-. And
onlIge GAIT. z. u. JOHNSON,
-, Louis. No,
r. the following was written April 80. lsC
b. Mf-. Jeanne J.hnscn, mother u Capt. John
funs
HR, JOHN BULI~-urar slE My husband. In
& r., JHtr'uu, was az l!tui surgeon AMI lh!sn
in lt t.u'fl Nov York. where he died, leaving
o." above -. i, Johnson IA my care. A. thifie-l
yrsr- 90 ggei hc hsd u chrome daTIhea ana
t.t"iu.y, i.r which gave him your sarsApiillA
IT CURED NIA. D have for ten years recon,
mtuonl u 20 many IN New York, Ohio and lows
lvt Ntoiuia. lcitT sores, aud general debility
i"Il'Ht success lass attended IL The ara gst0ise
~ some 'asss y scraisia aad ferey s,re, aimss
niraraloas, am very ANXIOUS for my soL lo again
btNe recourse To your rArsapaTillN. lie - isaTiu
o! EeiIiuFa spurious agi.eis, hence his writing u
yui iuTii Nis wounds were teTIhle, but lie
JENNIE JOHNSON
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pR. JOHN BULLS PRINCIPAL ONCE.
No. 10 FIFTH, Gross street. }
IoaiSvflIc IEv.
nUh-,'E
nuL-,'E
WORM DESTROYER
=:
To Ny .Uuitedistatcs and World
wide .leeaalers.:

HAVE received many Testimonials tram
! pTUi'ss iunal and m"1icsl men, No my hlmAnAr-
ami various put. cations have shown, all oishtrh
o. genuine. Thc folips az. from higlly 'iu.
Gated gDd pnIlisf physician IN Georgia, l. cet-
isuIy 90" 81 The most sensible Communication
has, ever received. br. Clement knows ~.
a,fy What De- -pesa- 81. and hIs testimony de-
.prts. ~ ha written ~ letter. VI gold. llgat
shat Tho lurtDf says ~ nuirs worm Des.
yilaEow. wAlsrT County Ga.
June ~, lea.
pf. JoHs BrLl-IEar Eur ! have recently
gwen your Worm destroyer several uisl-,
,u' Hhi y wonderfully cfrcaeious. u has not
failed tn sIugl" Instance 10 have the ~ishci.iyf
effect. nm dong pretty larg" county pfsctni.
sui have daly Use TOT come sItlc.a VI tue k.dy
am free 10 confess hat | know u no remesh
recommended ~ III. Aih-st authorities that b. 30
DrTfH and speedy .n IL c'ect-. On the contrary
'tcl U.c uuc'r'a.il IA "a. sSusisc. My object ia
writing ytU Isl O. tut out upon what t'fins can
.,t flt medicine ullt, ny i.om you. u ! cau g"t
afu aware that tho use Of such ARTICLES is contrary
% TIE t'1"u.nF. and prvi.Dc - great m1I"uty
~ tll tsrs.sr Lao dls'afd'ny q f'uisd! Nii,hs"
know 20 D." sufficient rInlly because We may bv
lguuf.uf Oft. combination. For my part, shaA
mrk" ite Tulo 10 use an AMI every means 10 nj.
luy.at" suffering humanity W. IA { may l.. Ablc
10 CHWmAni-uot ho-liaiiug because some on
more ingenious than my self have leaned It,
,ft-''- tf~', and secured tie sole ighi a. secure
that gnoNirdsc. HoNcycf, ala ~ 40 mean. hu
advocate or supporter oithe Thousand IT sof,hl,-.
uo-ilums that Hood tie ctuuty, that puTJ-lTt t.
rIf' 40 msuncf OF dissa.ts 90 Which gssh i heir
Plea, reply soon, ami inform NJ" - Jour he,
terms, ] an, sIf, N"Iy f,sp.rffulN,
juLltsP. cLENENI MI
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Thr Bnlletin.

.n.,,r,,n.,,,".'r''''''''' ''''''''''''''''"''"'"
firm. 'lr 4 iross % Democratic Congressman
Lot ihprc be no disscEslonS about minor
maiiers 40 time lost IN discussion
og dead events; no manifestation of
narrow or proscrip,irc feeling; no
sacrifice nf tie cause 10 crafty per-
souaI ambition or resentment.
FOR covoRrss XlurI DISTRICT
zen, ,o,xu gREBs, of whie co.
FOR SENATORS, l,T pISrR'I,
=, X. GIBSON. Of taiiaiin county
,uoNAsA iIulcurn.o Of "s"n s"'
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'i'HE proprietor OF this cofctratrd medicine
l Justly claims for 10 superiority over all re-
mrJicH over offered 90 the public for The sit, -.
tam fp,,da aal ps,ndHftt ere 81 AVue and Fever,
OF thills Rn1 Fever, whether Oi short OF long
standing. lie refers to the uutf" western hnd
southeastern couniryto bear him trs'Imony to
Tire fnih ct thr assertion, that ~ no case
whatever VII u fat 10 cure, n the diGrcit"u- "i,
strictly followed anil carried ont, ln e great
i''"' oe'oa -ngic dose has been sufficient fur
go. nnd Whole families have been cured hS
-rEl" bottle Win u perfect restoration OF the
E'uv'' health. ~ IL, however, prudent nud N
ever! "" moro certain iu cure, II I's use 10 90 o.
inUe 10 smaller doses Tor sWeck OF two bfcrths
disease hgy icen checked, more especially 10 80.
i1uU Hud lnni standing rnsor Usually, tbs
!n'', 'I' WIZ my require any ald 10 Keep lh'
ipwel' ~ good order should the patient hovrV-
uf, rfguifu caihaftic medicine, aftef haInE
dp.r m Enii's Vegetable Family pm.
" 10 be- suite cnt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26

Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at
his Laboratory, Fifth Street. Louis
vile, Ky, . ,.....
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

the earlier Puritan settlers OF the .
New England States.
Another account says:
Many incidents. thrilling adven-
lures and hair breadth escapes are
related in connection with the fear
full ravages of the fire iiend III
Canada. Chelsea village had
narrow escape from destruction.
\ correspondent saw the flames as
they first commenced TO advance
across the stubblc fields and along
, the fences. Racing along at "a speed
not less than mile in four or five
minutes, The fire bore down on the
little place. Women, with thelr
little ones ciinging to them, scream
ed in Wild alright: hardy men who
perhaps, never before knew what
terror meant, stood a@hast with
blanched checks and trembling
limbs. Suddenly tie cry arose,
80 the liVerm Immediately the
inhabitants were hurrying along
seeking only to preserve their lives,
aud in a few minutes they found
themselves huddied together, near
the rivers side. with all their world
~ possessions suddenly snatched
, from them. some of them with
scarcely any clothing on, so brief
had been the time allowed them tc
prepare for their Sight. just above
: their heads the flames roaied II
Wild, tumultuous riot, casting a
lurid reflection upon the river as i
rippled along, and Illuminating The
5 valley with bright, glowing hight
/ Upon RATS, hastily put together
the poor housclcSs wanderers EN-
- barkcd, and with the ruins Of thci
late homes blazing above them
Il they set forth upon thelr venture
Is some way. After voyage attend
II cdwith many pelils and hair breadtl
/. escapes, they at length made Cat
incAu Point, where they remained
: for the night, aud have since oil
T. tanned shelter.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
me. Eectnt Firc. il, C0H0dd.

The extensive fires which ragged .
in the woods Of Canada last week I
spread terror and dismay among
the people. Wherever the dcNoW- .
ing flames made their march Of
devastation, the country is turned F..
into one vast and blackcncd field. /
Farmers can scarcely tell where
their property lies, the division lines
the fences, being in ashes. Horses
and cattle are wandering III pro
miScuouS ilCCks over the country,
/ vainly seeking food where not even
Il green tWi1 is TO be seen. It is
| impossible to say how many farmers
are irrctiicvably ruined; their
houses, barns. implements, crops,
and their all, are destroyed. The
belt OF fire which surrounds Ottawa
extends from near the Carp to the
Gdcau River, and from the Rideau
oNera considerable portion of the
township Of GloceStcr. The
steamers which ply upon the river
above and below the city have fires
upon either hand, and are frequent
~ detained by the density Of the
, smoke: while the trains ruu thOu II
b. blazing woods. On the Goth ut
says the Montreal Herald, whole
families Of refugees from the flame,
n might be seen entering the city
n Farmers. who but yesterday Wer,
, poSsesSc1 Of handsome competency
VI walked YEARLY along, camyiu,
n their worldly wealth upon thci
~ backs, followed hN their wives an
is Little ones, II was pot from on
lc quarter only that this flock ,
tr refugees came. Some we've lrol
The other side of the river, who Ia
is been driven III 10y the fire Whic
N RACES in the ncighborhood OF Che
ID sea, and where numbers had to flo,
III down on RATS. In other section
IS too, the lire has had 80 ruinouS f:
or effect upon the wcalthlcst oi fl
ed mers, that four or liNcScars Of la
as aud continuous labor will he nee,
to saiy TO reimburse them for til,
it'll losses. On account OF the sweep
'ry destruction Of building mater
cr, aud fencing in some localities, {
at farmers viii hereafter bc compel
sol. to continue their farming opcint,
nd on the Joint principle adopted
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
Matinnal Opinion,
u. w. COEsis. Editor.
BRADFORD, FRIDAY, SEPT. 9, 1870.
The Election.

The result Of Tuesdays election
in Vermont is about 10000 majority
for thu Republicans. The House
will contain a light sprinkling of
Democrats, while the Senate will
be unanimously Republican, unless
it be true, as some claim, that Ben
nington County has elected one
Democrat,
We give below the result in this
county, 50 far as heard from.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
Use Hecnnc.s Pain Railing
MAGIC OIL.
..ItWOrlss like Il Charm

Iluvc you headache! Use Ronnc's Magic Oil
Have you toothaohc' Use Rcnne'- Magic Oil
Have you neuralgia Use Rcnnc's Magic Oil
Have You rheumatism! Use Rcnuc'~ Magic Oil
Have you sore throat! Use Rcnne's Magic Oil
Have you ,ciaticu' Use Rcnnc'> Magic Oil
Have you IA hrui,c! Use Renne's Magic on
Have you cramps! Use kcuhc's Magic on
Have you chol luorbus! Use Rcnncs Magic Oil
Have You lamcucso! Use Rcnncs Magic Oil
This is the Best Family Remedy to cure all
kinds Of pain, you ever tried,
1t is clean, safe and delicious to use, and if
you use it faithfully it viii do you good
Directions Oh each bottle. Buy it of the
druggist or merchant where you trade. Ii
they have not got it on hand they will send
for it. at your request, and sell YOU Genuine
Rcmc', Pain killing Magic Oil, at the manu-
ufacturer's lowest price at rctpi.
- Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Gro
GERS 1t i, pat up in tAtec sizes, and called
/ Triad Size Medium size, and Large. Fautih,
Size bottles. WI. HENNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
TlgsrELu, Mass.
Sold j., bradford by Il. 6. Day and George
IN. hard, Willard Bros, Oxford; Reyes &
Co.. New bury. Chase Il Baker, riel1nont :
Bates Bros. West taiIlcc. ioy1
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
G II L A Il \ f W 81
Tremendous Battle Fought
Friday.
10 NOEES or UTTER!
GRAND B.ATONET CHARG l.
BY THE pRUSSIANS.
Vac fsaaaOsa wounded and "a
Prisoner.
His Entire Army Surrendered.
NAPOLEON SuGGINDLES nlNSGLl
GEN. FAilLY SHOT!
THE NAp0LF0NIC DYNASTY
ENDED!
ProdiOious EnMuaiosm in Bcriin

The European war news is of tie
most exciting character. AS a
grand finale to the continuous
fighting Of several days, a ucmcn-
dous and decisive battle was fought
last Friday at Sedan in which the
force of the PruSSians is estimated
at 100000. The French troops
were under command of McMahon
and were the flower Of the army.
BY grand strategy, however, the
French wore finally completely sur
rounded. unable to cut their way
ont. and surrender became newt
able. Gen. Mcmahon was severe
ly wounded, his army thereupon
capitulated and Emperor Napoleon
who CHANGED TO be surrounded also,
surrendered to King William. In
his letter to the King, Napoleon
says:
SIS / calnot die at tie hcad.of my
Wmy I lay do'cn my sword 1t gom
.HojcStgS tet.
There is great gloom throughout
France and the Napoleon dynasty
! is ended. Yet France is by no
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

haze brought us no gain. Whoev-
or has once looked into the break
ing eye of a dying warrior on the
battlefield will pause ere he begins
IA war;"
bismarck pauScS before he takes
an important step like war, but not
afterwards.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
justices Of the Peace.

BRADFORD.-.Dohn +. Pickett,
NJ. II. Chambcrlln, II. w. Kimball,
T.. l.. Norcloss. L. II. Aldrich, }.
w. Bliss. (H. &. briggs who WAS
ON the Dem. ticket only received
lbs votes, and consequently enc OF
the Republican Justices is clectcd)
TorSliAM.--joseph Eastman, j.
Mills, Jr., j. Burton, Chas. 5.
Miles, O. II. Watson, Horace White,
y. i. Woodman.
CoRlNTH. john Richardson, {,
&. Sargent, Geo. \. Jewell, l.. +
Hale, John +. Wilson, Malon n
Humphrey, a. j. Leighton.
NEwBpRl.-E. G. Parker, Lev
Tabor, Bailey Avery, Ross Ford
Geo. j. Eastman, l.. l.. Tucker
u. McAlilstcr, Beni. l.. Wheeler
"A. VI. Peach, Jonas w. futile.
TuETFoRp.-William Shade, Il
II. Niles, Harvey Dodge, Truma
Burr, John Kmsman, John Cobb.
Cummings Hubbard.
FAiRLEE.-Wm. Child, Geo. !
Morcy, Alex McLane, Benz. Celle
Joseph Everett.
NEST FAiRLEE. Stephen Thor
as, John =. SUuthworth, Nathan j..
Smith, +. V. Churchill, Alv,
Bean.
ORANGE. Chester Dickcy,
q. Peakc Il, y. Paterson, y.
Cutler, Lyman Mills.
Some sound Democrat in Br.
ford cast his ballot for "rat Badg,
for Member of Congress. The
ference IN that he was acquain
with the record Of the regular u,
Ocr0iir p0inipr".
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

THE ELECTION IN BRADFoRD.-
The result of Tuesdays election in .
Bradford was something different /
from tie usual result for several
years past. The Democrats threw
overheard Col. \. VI. Dickey, whom
they elected last year, and he "dies
a yearling.' RcqUieScdt in pace. -
This year the Democrats nominated
Col ID. X. AndroS>. and his friends
confidently expected his election,
as they counted upon - Democrat
ic majority on the Check List
which, by the way, they did not
happen TO have. But they soon
found out that quite a number OF
Democrats had become Disguised
with the way their party was con.
troled by the Rum ocracY, and
/ had determined to break their pow
er. In fact the Bradford DemOc-
racy, like any other sore, had come
to a head and was bound to break.
The Republicans went into the con
test with Henry G. McDutfee as
their candidate, united and strong,
bound to win if there was half a
chance, and to the earnest and per
sistent work Of nearly every man Il
due the victory they finally won
On the first ballot McDuilee had
Isl votes; Andross l57; John Is
Pickett 80, and 8 scattering. Thi
left McDuli.ee lacking only six vote
of the number necessary tor che ice
Mr. Pickett Withdrew his name
and ON the second ballot received
only II votes, and the boilers tinall'
dwindlcd down 10 Ii, and there the.
stuck ! After the 4th balIot-Mc
! Dutlcc having come within on
vote of an election-the Democrat
attempted to adjourn the meeting
but the ballot on adjournment wen
against them, and on the next ba
lot-at nearly II o'clock at nlgf
-McDuiice WAS elected by two hi
iUritv, the vote standing as follows
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BISMAEK than u decade .
has trauspircd since DismarE, the
man whom the world acknowledges
TO be the leading spirit in opposition
to NAPOLEON in the continental war,
was Ambassador to France from
Prussia. Chen not first class Euro
peau power. Since that time he
was Minister President to Prussia,
and Victor of Sadowo. He brouobt
,ha Austrian ot his feet
If was ot thiS period that France
mod. ;ts d.m,nJs pnop prnssio for
,nri,o,;o, ,cc,isi,;ons ON thr Rhine
TN. o,o,t n,rmirr unt his ady,rso.
,;es with coudor and Grmncss. A
p;sm,l. l;,n,o,hnr dnsuthiuo =
s,, v;th him saws. uAt the mo.
,o,, ,,,. ao,,r,,ro s,jl. NI
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MEMBER OF CONGRESS.

TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bradford He. McDuitec, Rep. > maj
Thetford, Harvey Dodge, " 81
Topsllam, Horace White. "
Ncwbury, John Bailey Jr.," l3i "
Colinth, s. ID. Huntington" % =
West Fairlec, Il. 5. Cook, 3"
Faillce, percly Mason,
Chelsea, l.. &. llinckley "
st. bloomsbury Col. Fairbanks, "
Burlington, DR.. Carpenter" 353 $
st. Adams Il. a. Smith, " $50 "
Montpelier, J. Poland, " 10
Barton, Gen. w. W.Grout"
Washington, Is. w. Bartholomew,
{" 81
Montpelier, Joseph Poland. Rep.
Randolph, n. 5. Clark. $
Braintrcc, w. ii. Nichols. "
Stove, Vernon Wilkins. g
Barre, w. Il. Whitcom. "
Middlcsex, Jarville Leland.
plainiield, Joseph Lane. $
Cabot, Theron Lance.
East Montpelier, }. a. Coburn. "
Haidwick, l.. X. Goodrich.
Uydepalk, 9. S. Page.
Roya!ton, {. b. Drake. u"
Iincsburgh, n. l.. Partch.
Woodstock, l.. Richmond. g
Rutland, G. II. Joyce. ="
bennington, l.. Il. Graves.
Ncrgenucs, i. MaXfcld.
Hartford, n. Il. Stafford.
Springfield, +. q. Field. "
Barton, w. W. Circuit.
Newport, L. II. Bisbec. s.
Windsor, j. i. Farnsworth. 8
Barnet, l.. u. llazen. "
Chester, Hugh Henry.
Ludlow, T.. }. Whitcomb. "
RockinG ham, Il. X. OSsood.
Cavendish, w. :. Pierce. I"
Brattlcboro, l.. Crosby. "
lIartland, T.. IL. Bughy.
Lyndon, j. W. Sanhorn.
burke, Jesse Marshal.
Northfeld, u. W. iiadley. De
Orange, James llough;on. "
Dauvillc, n. IL. Eaton. 3"
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McDuttrc, 1GS
Andross, l52
Pickett, -
a. NJ. Dickcy, |
The Democrats elected their Jus
ticc Ticket by about - majority
with the exception Of VI. 6. briggs,
who fell II behind his ticket, and
one of the Republican Justices is
elected. The Republicans have Q
majority ON the State and County
Ticket, and two majority for l.. !.
Poland, for Member Of Congress.
On the whole, considering the
excitement and feeling consequent
upon such a contest, the election
passed off with but little disturb
ance: although the "pAt Badger,
clique died hard, and at times tho
howls of their leader broke upon
the airlike a voice from Pandemonl
UNI.