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TIL" ose of o H "sG d% o "aG ana and assistance
mmgtoq 10 our county and in Ggr TO % this The society has d.
many advantages which county many other portion
wG o %. "y . Hss ass" sq 3ss
f. gccs 5Sut the wcc,tcr llama Railroad runs
#%a I @ "'' ss S Tsya
Sa i'm i"
" % y a'S 10 % SH" SGsE n Of S srs
" ss @ s E n T S "y vs aa %"s%' "pc
By % % int G We "HG 5 or Fems an ams
ar i S s N"Sy @ %@ T TIii Sa oSs s l na
re lnit",G Io,rn a. %c ten nils from Winchester on the
led at a&o cwancc COLLEGE s5atcr"" Uni
% from W S c s c%%nSS "@ eon a%n sa
5 5 "5 sss : sa
the d at S%!hn at " %pG" T sSshtsrn ed
point rcf !" the main" from ioe ma & e c whs
to e sIG" S p o of Sae hhf aTse nHr-
n to d" t. 1Go anHiin as s oHy peaks l hong
the entire eastern ore Of oi, Sc aoncne III picturesque and
VIII WIFI 2 a the s5' "sG ] l
barley be Io4tIly 1I n 6 c%,er DOGS well ies the
M ovcgae be crown here il abundance and
T s ] @ Of "" ' Is the s2 m
enough and aonqg amount OF water at all seasons to
TeG found r:eS the Naiyle Railroad,
in S%n d so rs NJ, %rqsi dow" m The water,
The who,
stock aud machinery into
tfituarcs oft riycr-!ping Fork
table land mostly
hickory. In
~ black walnut. Indeed
scarcit of timber in vi this county.
o rok j.
which may be burnt hng lime enough
supply the lidiipR.
ANY person desiring further information addressing
J T. Franklin
will
Persons visiting will gall upon j w.SYLI President
inclc o will
III them to the Vicele,ents
and who have pledged
tcr enable all seeking
home among ~ 10 find "a, Qfihde location
We would also that nct veany Tears OF being moesed
people never mOcIh accable and liw-abiding.
Lands worth from live to twenty five dollars owing
quality aud improvements.
J. ".
WE WATTERSON.
J. II. RUSSEY.
Awrs.-u H1ecuirs Committee.
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snake lay where he had been thrown,
and was still writing.
A litter Of boughs was hastily con
structed, and with heavy hearts we
took our way to the residence Of his
parents, l will not attamptto describe
the heart.rending scene, when they saw
the body. Grief like theirs cannot be
portrayed.
This vas my first encounter with a
rattlesnake, aud ] pray Cod it may be
my last /. A, >
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Attachment Suit,


The plaintiff. on affidavit that the de-
PENDANT l. indebted Ia him, aud is non
resident Of the State, having obtained
from G. W. Bowling. Il Justice Of the
Peace, an original attachment against the
estate of the defendant. returnlhlc to the
July Term of the Circuit Court OF Franklin
county. 1870. aud the same having been
levied on the defendant. undivided inter-
est In the real estate of James Woods, decd.
II Is Ordered by the CLERK that the dclcnd-
ant appear, before said Court. NJ the court
house in Winchester. on the fourth Monday
in July, $50. 10 defend said attachment suit
ar il will be proceeded with cX rartc. II
is further ordered that This notice De- pub
lished In the Home journal.
4. j. JACKSON, Clerk.
juneli--it
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Insolvent Notice.

John G.. Enochs. admir-. etc, having sug-
gpstcd the insolvency Of the estate of =. L.
Cole. deed. andJ y. Martin. Deputy coun-
ty Court Clerk. having been appointed Re
cciver 10y the County Conrt.all persons hay
ing claims against said estate are hereby
notified to file them. duly authenticated,
by the lst ofSeptember. $50, or they viii
b. forever barred. j. j. MARTIN.
junelG Receiver.
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FRENCH CONTEMPORARIES
A. JOURDAN, Ag't.

WOOL WANTED.-Thc Fayetteville
WOODEN Nll's are prepared to manufacture
Blankets. ShaWl+, CovcrlctI, Jeans. CAST
mcrcf, Satinet', Flanncls, Lin>cys, Stock
ing Yarns, Rolls, &C., de-, at greatly re
ducci prices, and warrant satisfaction 10
all Gu toners. NcwiiI pay the freight on
all wool scnl tn our Factory, and return the
goods promptly. lor particulars, see our
agents, SIlcr " Mann, ut Winchester, or
send tor circulars and samples.
J. L. MEDEAEIS d Co.
mayjGm Fayetteville, Tenn.
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Helmbold's T1uid Extract of
Buchm and Improved
Rose Wash

VIII radically exterminatt from the sys-
tenn diseases arising from habits ofdissipa-
ton. at little expense. little or no change
in diet, no Inconvenience or exposure;
completely supcrscding those unpleasant
ana dangerous remedies, Copaiva and Mer-
curry, in all these diseases.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
Is the great specific for Universal LASH
tude. Prostitution, etc.
The constitution, once affected with Or
ganic Weakness, requires the aid of Mcdi-
cine to strengthen and invigorate the sys-
TEN. which IlELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCllU invariably does. If no treatment
is submitted to, Consumption or insanity
cnsucs,
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NEW YORK, August 10Th, 1868.
Allow me to call your attention to my

MODE OF PREpARATIoN.-Buchu. in vac
no. Juniper Berries, BY distillation. to form
n fine .in. Cubcbs extracted by displace-
mcnt with spirits obtained from Juniper
Berries; very little sugar is used, and Il
small proportion of spirit. 1t il more pal
atablc than any now in use.
Buchu. as prepared by Druggists, is of a
dark color. 1t isa plant that emits its fra
GRANGE; the action of Il flame destroys this
(its active principle), leaving Il dark and
glutinous dccoctiOn. Mine is the color OF
Ingredients. The Buclu in my prcpara-
ton prcdominates; the smallest quantity
of the other ingredients are added, to pre-
vent fermentation; upon inspection 1t VIII
be found not to be Il Tincture, rs made IN
pharmacopra. nor is it Syrup--and
therefore can be used in cases where fevel
or Inflammation exist. In this, you have
the knowledge of the ingredients and the
mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with trl-
al. and that upon inspection, it Will meet
with your appreciation,
With feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
Ii. II. HELMBOLD,
Chemist dad Druggist
Of l6 Years. Experience
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From the Largest 7. Manufacturing
Chemists in the World.
"NovEMBER 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. T.1lelm-
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my re idcnce, and was successful in con-
Quoting the business where others had not
been equally so before him. have been
favorably impressed with his character and
enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers d Weightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia q.
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A ~ s.-tf
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And Is Great Strengthened and Blood
Purifier. 1t is a sure Preventive against
Chills and Fever, if used regularly. as the
Chill Season is coming. No family should
be without it.
Manufactured by d. C. BRADY q co.
81 Fourth Street, Louisville, Ky.
Brady's Sarsaparilla and Blood Pu.
riiicr.
Brady's Aguc Tonic.
Brady's Linimcnt for Man and Beast
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and
dealers generally. july %.
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Combat with D Itattlcsnakc.
From the Enfaula lAla.l News !

From the EulNQll ,Ald'l NC"S
Mr.. Ep.roR Lost Saturday morn
inc was a witness Of such scene as
! pray God | may never see again.
bcbcId n combat between Young mani
and ratllesnakc, in which the former
was bitten and died in ten minutes
thereafter The particulars Of the ter.
rbIc affair, are 10 follows
On Friday last a young man named
Crovnor asked me ia snend ,hc nioht
with him and 90 coon huntiuo next
mornino. 20 which request | rcodily as
scptcd We started ont about three
o'clock 4 NJ and near day the dogs
opcncd ON a trail in the swamp Of
Bear Creek. jus. after sunrise the
deep bayinq Of the dogs informed II,
that the game had taken tree. We
proceeded to make our way through
1be boz, and TANGLED brush and vines
in the direction Of the dogs, until we
came to SINAI! space OF hrm ground
which was covered with low growth
OF oak bushes Here we halted q mo-
mcnt to listen for the dogs.
We had barely paused, when we were
startled W q loud, strange, rafting
sound. Issuing from beneath q low
thick bush, within few icct OF Us
Though | had never heard that pecu'
Lar noise before, knew inslnctycly
that It was q rattlcsnake, and spranG
back in terror, rcmarkinG,
'"T'yhor' icV ic"'e mere
" '"'' ''''" IVY VIC ; u"
"'i"t'
Les SAo l. II "'N "''"''''
-" eli, y, lie coo'y re'H"fhc"'
v! am going 10 kun IHc 'h"Nc' II
""ula DC al Ity 10 iea'c "0cH me 'c'-
10" mere 30 mere goes
"h'Ie oF'yHoF was Spe"HIhS' l
caught glimpse OF inc snake, "A'ch'
as nearly rs u couid judge appeared t"
DC about eight Feet III I'nSth, ana three
inches in diameter IN bis largest part
lie was lying coiIed up III perfect cir.
Giles, "!lh his head drawn back IN ter
Iibly graceful curve, bis smal! black
eyes sparkling, his slender fo?kco
tongue darling swiftly back and forth
and his brown neck swollen with !ata
wrath, while ever and anon lie twirleo
the warning Iltt'cs IN the air, with 1
harsh, blood.curdIing sound
"For Gods sake, lots go" said J.
shuddcy!ng at the terrible sight.
.Don't Get scared" said G. "inst
climb tree. and he won't bite you j
mint every day that fellow meet. with
such n fine, LARGE snake az this, and il
wouldn't do TO lose him"
lIo Lol ,;,I.cd nm email eticl, olor,
. yor1 ,ora and whirc suc,kino. WA.
DRAWING hack ,ho hushos from ohov,
tln enoLn en- os n uc, , eiobt of him
He threw hi, foot around over IN,
bushes aud framed them down il
,,,oL n ,,,,u,, tI,,t iI,o ,u,,,,or ,,o,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-05
FROM SERENA.
TEACHEkS' DRILL.

There WAS Teachers Drill in Serena. 1t the
Hupp Schoo! House, on Friday and Saturday Of
last week. according to the announcement in the
FRER TRADER. Mr.. Wedgewood Vas in 1T.
tendance on Friday. There were but few teach
srs out, yet many patrons Of the school. Quite
an interest was taken BY those Who attended,
aud everything passed off lively; nothing drag.
sed. In the evening Mr.. Wedgewood delivered
happy. cheering and rousing lecture 70 . large
crowd, assembled in the school house. After the
lecture the following WAS Diseased:
"R<solced. That corporeal punishment should
be abolished in our common schools"
The affirmative speakers were, J. I. Nontgom.
cry, Mark Hosg, H. X. Parr and Wilson Hupp
negative, Supt. Wedgevood, Mr.. Tey.on, VIM
A. Young, Sedgvick Hupp, A. T. Armstrong
Mr.. J. r. Jones was chairman Tho question
was discussed until after ten o'clock, and Was de-
cided in the affirmative.
On Saturday Mr.. Montgomery conducted an
exercise in reading, Mr.. Young in spelling, and
Mr. Teyson in Grammar. Mr.. Browne, Of North.
vile. also took very active part in Saturday,
proceedings At 4 o'clock r. n. session adjourned
Mne die.
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FROM 6OMONAUK,
REVEALS.

REVEALS
The Baptists have had good time during the
present winter. Several have been turned from
sin and Satan into the right way ten we're bap-
tised last Sunday in Somonauk Greek, two miles
east Of Semonauk Village, by tho Rev. Mr.. Reece.
Several others have joined the church. The P.
N. Church is also having . revival, and every
evening adds more souls to the rescued. Both
are having exciting times.
NEW ENGLAND SUPER.
There was an old fashioned New England
supper at Hess New Hall, on Friday evening Of
last week. Everything passed off in splendid
style. Mr.. Clifford acted the part Of George
Washington, and Miss Laura Kellogg represent.
ed Mrs. Washington. Mr.. and Miss Gould took
very active part in the proceedings, and were
dressed to represent some New England Puri.
tans. About SIS were realized. The supper
was got up by the ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church for the benefit of their pastor, Rev Mr.
Crawford.
DEATH.
John Nixon, brother Of Robert Nixon, of Sem
eca, died at his father-in.law's residence, Mr. A.
Gage, in this place on Sunday morning, Februs-
airy 90 1870. He had for long time been suf.
fering from consumption, and had been slowly
wasting for some months past. He had been
living in Illinois Tor great many years.
MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Alfred Klass was married to Mis-. Louisa
Bash on Monday, February IA, at the residence
Of the Catholic Minister in Somonauk. After
the ceremony WAS over the company repaired to
the residence Of Andrew Hupsh, where over one
hundred person.. had feast of good things and
splendid time. Long may he wave
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We authorized to announce name of BENJAMIN T.
PHELPS Independent candidate for the of Town
Collector OF the Town Of Ottawa, at the election
April next
We are authorized to announce the name OF JOHN s.
MITCHELL candidate for tho office Of Town Coect tor
at the election on the first Tuesday in April.
We are authorized to announce the name of THOMAS
LAREIS a candidate for Police Magistrate at the city
election.
We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM GREGGOR as
candidate for Town Collector subject the decision of the
Democratic caucus.
The undersigned announces himself candidate the Office
OK Town Collector OF Ottawa subject to the decision the
people at the coming election. CHAS. LIGHTHART
We are authorized to S. W. RAYMOND As can.
didase for the office OF Police Magistrate coming city
election. 81,
We are authorized TO announce o. LEAVENS . cand.
date for the Office Of Police Magistrate at the coming city
election.
We are authorized to announce that ARTHU LOCKWOOD
Is candidate for City and Town Assessor.
A A FISHER candidate for the ONCE Of Justice of the
Peace ~ the approaching town election in Ottawa.
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The German Msskeuball.

The German Masquerade Ball went Of with
the ecLm which has always distinguished the
Germans in their entertainments. The coatumed
dancers afforded large number of spectators in.
finite enjoyment. There were several Of our
young Americana present in various DISCUSSES,
most Of them under the familiar disguise Of gen.
tlemen. Whether the counterfeit was detected
easily determine. If m acid or sombre dignity
be the puriest attribute Of the gentleman, then
their counterfeit was spurious enough but il
ioviality Of manner and u general utilization with
the occasion are the guises of the gentleman,
then their disuiss was complete. Conspicuous
among the dramatically attired WAS q person
with Ill the exterior appearances Of . female.
Her countensnce was - calm and pacific as paste.
board, and it seemed to say that melancholy had
marked that face for her own. Her nose WAS Of
those delicate dimensions which comprise the
most Of 12 inches Of surface matter. with nostrls
that such nose emily can support What her
nose lacked of the Grecian type she supplied
with modest GreciAn bepder--ergo, tho bend
was one Of Greece's best efforts. Some morsi6.
cation was felt that this being which seemed 90
fair WAS only man. Another costume attract.
ed attention for Ito Hns personiAoasion Of Hamlet
It seemed - through Hamlet had lost his idsnsi.
~ with melancholy, and had joined Tho merry
mssss aad hilarisy Of the masquerade. The eos.
TUNES we're al good and various. There we're
about % couple in masqus The supper vas
sumptuous one, and The musio "ssls' livsa,aS.
Tho ball wss perfect success, and the svsat Of
Tho season. FELIX.
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DieO.
0. Mr.. FREDERICK

ROWE, aged 20.
In this city, Sunday, Feb 9Th of consumption at the
residence OF his father EDWARD Daniel Leay aged
eighteen years. and six months.
With christianity sorrow register another victim Of the
fell destroyer death Edward Leahy. despite hi. youth ard
expectations has been claimed by the tomb.
he the devoted Of Mr. Daniel Leahy OF Ottawa
He had earned for himself that beyond
BILE price. the testimony OF good As yet In bis
eighteenth year he bid fair for happy and prolonged
but the Ways Of nature and grace separate His righteous
end an answer TO the cry OF the great apostle Grave
where Is thy victory? o. Death where ID thy sting ?" Cor
The sting OF death in him was sinful natures lot decay
victory his saving faith. In him death il swallowed up in
victory" From the early recognizing Of ST. COLUMBIA
Guild OF Sunday school Teachers he lent his assdu
ousy FOR the holy work OF Catholic instruction To mark
their appreciation OF his zeal in the duties Of their
and TO tender proof OF coincidence father
the deceased in his great bereavement members of tn.
Guild after assisting At the sacred obseques performed with
al soemny in the Church OF St Columbia accompanied tn,
| funeral cortege 10 the cemetery
Blessed are the dead that die in .le Lord"
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Gu ba

According to Havana dispatches, filtered thre'
Spanish sources, everything continues rosey for
the speedy suppression of the rebellion. Halt
the insurgents are apparently on their knees to
the Captain General begging to be allowed to
surrender From insurgent sources the informa.
ton is equally rosey as 70 the speedy success Of
the struggle for independence. This much at
least is true, that Gen. Quessds, commander in
chief Of the insurgents, has left Cuba for the U.
s. ION an important mission" leaving Gen. Jor-
dan in command. Gen. G. arrived at New York
on Tuesday, and is said to be full Of confidence
in the final success Of the Cubans.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
GEORGIA.

The reconstruction COMMITTEES, on Monday, re-
ported bill to re.admit Georgi. into the Unio.
on the same terms granted to Virginia and Mis-
sissippi 1t is said Bingham and the other re-
publicans who opposed the senate amendments
to the Virginia bill will oppose this new Georgia
bill. on the ground that Georgia having once
been admitted, cannot again be admitted unless
congress asserts the doctrine that it can expel
and re'admit any state at pleasure.
Senator Trumbull, chairman OF the judiciary
committee in the senate, is said TO be puzzled 70
the verge of distraction by the Georgia consn-
drum, arising out of her election Of a double set
OF L. s. senators. The former set was elected
before the niger had been expelled from tho
legislature, and the other set was elected after
the expelled niggers, at the mandate of congress,
had been restored. If the Legislature of 1869,
by expelling the niggers, became an unlawful
body ab initiO, as to be incapable of ele,ting
senator's even before the niggers were expelled,
could that unlawful body become lawful by re.
storing the niggers to their seats9 That's the
conundrum that bodders Senator Trumbull.
SENATOR REvELs,
OF Mississippi, on Friday Of last week, was ad.
mitted to his seat after short and sharp debate,
by strict party vote. The sergesnt.at.arms
gave him a seat between Chandler and Ramsey.
THE GOLD SPECULATION.
The house committee investigating tho gold
panic in Wall street last fall, having written out
their report, copy of it go. clandestinely into
the newspapers before the committee were quite
ready to report 1t to the house. The report bears
heavily on Corbin, but labors hard to whitewash
Grant. The committee are indignant at the sur.
REPETITION. publication OF their report. and ask for
an investigation, with view to punish some.
body fer breach of the rules Of the house. 1t
is limited that an officer Of the house was bribed
to supply newspaper reporter with . copy.
TIE CADErsHIP SCANDAL.
Whittemore, having lodged an expulsion from
the house for trading in cadetships, and beng
thus disposed Of, the house got after several 9th.
er arpet.baggers-notsbly the Hon" John T.
Devices, Of n. e.. and Jas. s. Golladay, of Ky.
But these worthless, seeing the fate Of White
more, also concluded 10 take time by the fore
lock, and on Monday sent in their resignations
The committee is now in pursuit of Butler, OF
Tennessee, who will probably be the next to take
70 the woods.
BEAST BUTLER.
The bathos in politics was reached in Wash.
ingson last Saturday night by the Union League
OF Washington City informally presenting the
name Of Gen. Fuller "a a candidate for the ex
presidency Tho climxr NJ N. iok "a v.s ,eac he
when the league adjourned to the residence eli
Gen. b., and gave him seranade. Either Gen.
b. was no. at home, he was too smart 10
make himself ridiculous by responding in a
speech
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NOEICE.-.l havc sold my lntcreat In the Exchange
banking ana Insurance business, heretofore carried on
Ss.n4 ~, Ssess Az, Ravens Mac Kn!ny Co..
kinlay D Co. ~ ''<A'' ''"'
1nue 70 euy noes And mortgages and to loan money on real
estate security and 10 dsA limited extsnt In real eatss
Ottawa, March lat ts70. Il r. A. SjtNRWtlOIc
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The town of Bruce (Streator) in this coun-
ty, on Friday of last week, voted by large
majority an additional subscription of $4,000
to the Kankakee and Illinois River r. r.
This is the road from Fort Wayne that is ex-
pected to form ajunction with the Rock Island
road at Ottawa
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A SPECIAL PREMIUM.
To take effect this year:
lshels instead Of q, so Instead Of 1

To VIZ c1cVE tHIt vtNr.
50 Bushels instead Of 2j, so Instead Of 40.
100 instcad Of 80.
Condition Thorough culture TcJ ,rc hardy prolific he,yy
W to - bs 10 measured bushc have arrangements sup
ply many hundred bushels viii sack and deliver TO express.
or freight office per bushc cash to accompany order
or VIII forward 20 blshcl orders ut Is PER cent on c. o. d.
ulars look at the Pus Ev Chicago, dated ilth Fcbrus
or send one stamp and directed cnycope for crcuar
LOT mutual benefit please order early lat You will acc urc
or th and coming years the hest kind Of Secd Oats Dr
general cntivation 3D. want to help solve the question o
en- ss ~ s, wns Kind q Oats best for III,
u Please address or call on NATHAN wOOI SIy
March 9Th, 1870. Ottavs IN
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By Rev. A. Cleghorn d. In the Baptist Church, Ottawa
on the Cd inst: CRAIG MOORE, Esq. TO Miss lamar c.
AEADEk, both Of Ottawa.
the same At the time and place. JOHN F. MEAD.
Err, ESQ.,, to Miss REBECCA j. MOORE, both Of Ottawa.
On the Sd inst by Arthur Esq, at the Exchange
House. Mr.: lSAA BUCK, Of kankakee county, to Miss
ALICE LITTLE MJOREHEAD of Deer Park ~
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THE Macon (Ga.l Telegraph says that the
expulsion of WHITTEMORE for selling cadet
ship reminds it of the highwayman who whip
ped his son for stealing apples.
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America in charge OF representatives, both Of
China and the United States.
The weather in Russia, Sweden and Poland is
said to be the coolest this winter experienced
there within the memory Of man