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The New York herald., 1875-12-12
ONE ON TwEED's ESCAPE.


Tho following ode on Tweed's escape, and th'
afterward made for his recapture, viii be fou
suggestive and OF interest at this juncture:-
THK SEARCH FOR TWEED.
What means this stir In Ludlow jail
why turns the gloomy warden paef
And why does Conner darkly wall
And why does Hagan frown2
Conundrums these, not hard 70 guess,
The cause OF all their wretchedness
Is-Twoed's gone out oftown;
Hes Jumped hts bail, he's cut his sticks,
And none can tell which way he runs
We only know he's gone-Big Six,
And left these htto ones
"Now by my faith, the Sheriff said,
"Although his cage the bird has lied,
Ten thousand dollars shall be his
Who brings him back 10 me. That's biz
Twill never do 70 lag behind
lie must be found or I'll DO fined.
The fates have said III IT'S dccreed,
The broken lsavingsl banks Of Tweed,
Nor Jersey Heights, nor Harlem hats,
Nor even the mysterious yachts,
Shall hide him IN hrs need.
Where are my menS Fitz Porter, wherc'
Lingcr ye here ye hearts Of hare
10 Wickham bear my signet ring;
Tell him his squadrons up TO bring.
Let Voorhis charge with flaming spar,
with Matscl 9large and Disbecker;
Let Waling search through all the isle
No place TOO sacred, none 100 Viei
Let spuyten Duyvil creek be crossed,
And victory-or Tweed Is lost
He ceased, and wiped away tear
The lcgions that he called appear
Matse looked WISE, Dsbecker yexed;
Voorhis denied he was perplexed;
Wickham was fearlully proloundi
Walllng In deep reflection drowned.
Dunham was sad and Watson glad
And Manniere and Green were mad.
Bergh, who was there, could not iorbe
70 make his merry mocks-
"iTis cruelty Ot you, SAID he,
! ITO hunt this frighLened FOS. y
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Conner spObS. with voice OF woe.

But Conner spokH, with voice OF woe
20 Bergh, please Lot my people 60;
For Tweed has gOne-that's what the matter
And all who seek must scat catscatter.
Let the chamber be cearedn The train disappeared
sNow bring me the whole OF the prison guardl"
He smiled like a seraph, this innocent Sheriff,
At the policeman awaiting the CHEERS award
The nrst place hunted was his house,
Matsel thought best TO thus begin;
He rang tho bolI and asked tue gal,
lis William II. Tweed ni"
mot that knows on, . said the maid
., but Matse mused in doubt
MI MI " X said he, sthcn Tweed must be
iuo biggest thing that's out"
Disbecker went to Harlem fats
s.aI.sis, sSToa ~ ou ooo.s tin cans dead cats
This here escape my wisdom stumps;
The dreadful load that bear
Is worse than what brought down here
Would that could this heavy heart
Epload as If 1t were a carti
Theso evening smells These evening smellsl
oh, what tale their fragrance tells
or stnks that once reoIced my nose,
But now seem nauseous as rose"
He turned, but muttered as he went,
I'm on the scent I'm on the scenti
yoorhs reflected long and we'll
''Tweed's lett us ID the lurch;
The safest place for him to hide,
think, would be church
No one would think Of searching there"
He plausibly asserted;
"Perchance II we should meet today
And each should for the other pray
Why both might be convertedl"
He entered, but recalled too late,
'The fox jumped over the parsons gate"
A glees--No glee to him he knowsl
He whsked Tor a while, and then
Hummed the refrain-"A good fat hon.
And away she goes"
Soon as the shades OF eve prevail,
Dunham takes up his wondrous tale,
And to reporters every night
Repeats the story of Tweed flight,
And all the 'stars" that round him burn,
i'm hair
With thumbs TO noses, take it in,
But only say, TOO thinl too thinl"
For seven days in search they roam,
But still they could not find him,
And none could hope that he'd come homo
With his little bail behind him
Through He'll Cato some believed him fed
The thought the bosom harrows-
While others confidently said
He'd squeezed out through the Narrows.
Walling each night telescope
Directed at the moon;
Tweed, he believed, aud much he grievcd,
Had lett in o balloon.
But Green his secret counsel kept
His argus optics never slept,
For thinking at his leisure he
His search had based upon the ground
That Tweed would finally be found
Hid in the city treasury
There mounting 'mong Greens OF the Treasury
clan;
Connors Wckhams and Matses-thcy rode and they
ran;
There was racing and chasing DER river and lea
But the lost Boss OF Tammany ne'er did they see
They'll have fleet steeds that follow" quoth william
M Tweed
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
WORK FOR THE CoRoNERs.

The persons who died suddenly and whose deaths
reported at tho Coronors' Office yesterday we're
as follows John Goodwin, year DID, at No. 253
West Thrty-6fth street; EIevia olive Middleton hve
weeks old No l35 West Third street, Lizzie Walton
aged four years. at No 266 East Houston street; an
unknown child, who was found by Annie Hcr1berg, OF
No 05 orchard street. in alley leading TO the attcrs
house, child Of Dr, Loewentha, Of No. 35l West
Thirty eighth street, who was accidentally scaldcd
Enol Brockct captain Of canal boat Stacy, at pier
2 East River, and Edmund Kopan, aged eleven weeks,
at Ma ~ Nart0Ik street
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
A MISSING OYSTER SLOOP.

Considerable anxiety is felt b. relatives and friends
in regard 10 the safety Of Captain Gilbert Newton OF
sayvlle l. L. captain Of the soop Evelyn. She sailed
from Chincoteaguo Island the morning OF Saturday
November 27 bound New York with load OF oysters
for Slgbee still The vessel seen Just after she
had cleared the bar and that Is tho last known OF her
The supposon Is that she either the re-
northwest winds that have prevailed on the
coast, disaster BY other cause at present
nm rLrpsr
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
THE THREE NEGRO MURDERERa

An application will be made on Monday next before
Judge Donohue, in the Supreme Court, for writ OF
10 enable counsel to bring the for review up
TO the Court OF Appeals, and stay Of proceedings
restraining tho Sheriff from carrying out on Friday
the sentence OF the law on Charles Weston, William
Ellis and William Thompson will also be applied for,
pending the argument before and the decision Of tho
appellate court II Is believed that Judge Donohue
will refuse to grant the request Of COUNSEL and tho
executions will therefore take place.
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Wickham yesterday married, IN his ONCE,
Benjamne Natalie Gotardo Fessaro, police officer OF
the Eighth precinct, 70 Louise julie Ainele Crescent
The Mayor did not follow the precedent Of his predc-
cessor Mayor Havemeyer and kiss the BRIDE who is
described as "a little beauty
on Wednesday Committee OF tho City Council
Fire Commissioner the Chief Engineer Of the Fire De-
partment aud the Inspector 81 Buildings Of Philade
phia will visit this city TO investigate system or
fire
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
BROOKLYNITES MISSING.

No further has been obtained OF tho little girl
Ella Patter, who has been missing from her home No.
81 Lewis street. Brooklyn since last Monday morning
The detective, Butts, who has been working on the
case Is Of the opinion that the child who Is twelve
years OF age, away to escape Ill treatment which
he alleges, she received from her father, who is
widower and is said TO be addicted 10 strong drink
Armine II. Guden, the Walabout glass merchant
who disappeared last Saturday IN most mysterious
manner after drawing ST. 500 from the Brooklyn bank
has been discovered despite the efforts Of the po
lice n that direction
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
ACCIDENT TO A CATHOLIC PRIEST.

NoRwALK, Conn, Dec IL, 1875.
This afternoon, while Rev Peter A. Smith, pastor OF
St. Mary's Catholic church, was driving toward South
Norwak his horse took fright and the wheels or the
vehicle catching in the track OF the street railway was
upset. and its occupant thrown violently 70 the ground
The reverend father was conveyed to the parochia
residence adjoining the church, and examination OF
his injuries disclosed rib broken and bruises about
the chest and side Of serious a character as TO pre-
vent hts attending to ministerial work again for the
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
LONG ISLAND CITY ECONOMY.

The Board or Aldermen o. Long Island City has
passed resolution ordering the Aldermen and heads
or different departments 70 wear gold badges, each
badge 70 cost S25 Tne expenditure Will amount to
81 500; but where the money Will come from mys-
tery as the city funds have become depleted and the
police and school teachers have not been paid in
mOnLha-
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
MARITAL INFELICITY.

James Hood, the man who threw himself under the
Staten Island Railway train as Il leaving the depot
at Clifton, s. l., on Thursday afternoon has been dcn
tncd by his brother who say that ho has not been liv
Ing good terms with his wife for the past three
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
TAKING TIME BY THE FoRELocK.

In the FIRST district OF Queens county, Long Island
Mr. Andrcw J. Provost elected School Com
missioner at the recent election He has yet en-
tered upon the duties OF his office, but found tme
TO petition the Board OF Supervisors for increase Or
SALARY No doubt he contcmplates working harder
than mis- predecessors when be shall have com.
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
ECUADOR.

In Ecuador the election excitements still continue
The greatest number OF votes had been registered
favor OF Senior Borrero the liberal candidate there
Mas little doubt Of his election.
Private letters from Guayaquil speak Of tho
EXPULSION sEsuITs
trom the country by popular demonstration against
hem.
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
w IMMENSE QUANTITY OF HUMAN REMAINS
TAKEN FROM THE WALLS or HosfIrAL--

TAKEN FROM TIE WALLS Or HosffTAL--
SUPPOSED VICTIMS OF THE ISou1sIT1oS.
tFrom the Panama Herald, December /
The OPINION NactoHal Of Lima, published tho follow.
~ sensational Information on Thursday last
We are Informed that the day before yesterday an
Immense quantity OF human remains aiken from
5ue Of the walls Of the old San Andres Hospital In
consequence OF repairs being made II became
pccossary to throw down Of the was Of The Chi
bese ward, which adJons the department named 'Our
Lady or Mercy and the aborers to their SURPRISE
bund that the wall was hollow and hled With human
semalns As was 20 bo expected work then pushed
bu rapidly, and our Informant states that on that
Saw alone several hundred skeletons removed and
Sud that the dresses OF al remained good condition
Dn the following day the work q removal had been
continued and we are informed that already between
d 900 and ., 900 skeletons have been discovered
Ii appears nexplcable to how the walls oi odi-
Bee OF this kind could be converted Into cemetery
Less rational does appear that TINS mass 81 bones
Should bc the shocking traces 81 some horrible human
becalomb, a well informed gentleman has suggested
HI may be well 70 remember that The San Andres Hos
bai but In 1851 under tue protection VI the Mar
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
STAGE CHARITY.

general meeting OF the Widows and Orphans ORA
matte Fund Association will take place in the audito-
rum Of the Eagle Theatre eight O'Clock this even
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
CHILL.

Except details about the electoral efervescenee for
President, there Is nothing new from the Republic Of
Cliu
The New York herald., 1875-12-12

SEVERE BLOW TO THE FINANCIAL HOPES AND
EXPECTATIONS OF THE REPUBLIc-No TRADE
IN GUANo-DIsMAL DAYS IN LLMA--AN I'M
PoRTANT AMERICAN ENTERPRISE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

A pvEKrfsINa; CHEAP: GOOD: SIS
a temaiie.--All person. Who contemplate
msking contracts with newspapers for the in-
Yass Ceotp b Geo. r. Roweii q Co. n Park
nov. Nov York, Tor their Pamphlet Book
frissty ssvenih slitioa), containing lisis of
cyrr 100 newspapers sad estimates. showing
the coat. Advcrtisemepts taken Mr. leading
napers In nany ktstcs II tremcndous rs.iae-
I'm fson pubIlsh herr fatrp. Get the book.
ial31y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
NOTICE IN sAMkRvprcY.

NJoricE-ro Tux CRRpIroRs oy A.
IN ApkiCii and MARK BROWN. n.nk:
rupts.-Iu the Distriet Court OF the United
Btstes fos the District Of Nsyada.--Is the
matter et 4. Aufich AID marx Brown. Bank.
rupts.-No,ies 70 hereby given that. ps:aasss pl ~
A. Aurieh mi MARI Brown. BAnkrpts, on the
iOlh day Of April. A. D. 1873. ? hesrng viii
. bad 90 t petite. Of aid s.nksse,: ~ az:
shsrss sen sii their debts and liabilities,
proysb,s under the Aet Of Copgrsss entit'rd
Lln Act 70 establ!,h . uniform sy,isn s.l,.. 9! y
sso,cved Narsh 3. iss7. and for csrtifcais
tSsrsoS. bsiss ssid opurt, on. the seth dsy
Of April. A. d. ISIS. q u O'Clock :; =. or ssld
csr.oc. county oS Or1sby apd state q
Nsvsda, si which tine and place any efeeitor
ofssld bsakrupis. g. any oiher person Y lnIsfs
NV is pryer Of the said pssltios shoah BOT
= ersutsd, III r. n. DA0OkIT.
apis "a Clerk Of aid Dis,het cssrt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

All tho guns on tho great ram Thun.
dsrer will DO worked by machinery. II
they keep ON increasing the dimensions
OF iron clads the notion OF men hand
ling them al all will bs compatible to
ants running q windmill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

Miss d. sends Us poem entitled 81
Can Not Mako Him Smile" We can
not publish IL unless she gives US the
name Of the young man. AL the ycung
mon we know .smile. e."--kiehmoad E,s-
ouiru.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

ANDREW Bars. Of Hanover. Mass,
who has trapped 1000 skuhks this year.
Indignantly denies tho statement that
there IL not scent In the business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

ADkrnorr Indy eompositor has sue.
ceeded in catching a husband in the psr-
son ofa Detroit editor. Detroit feniin'
inc compositors appear 10 have quite q
reputation for ''settiug caps."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

Tue Louisville Coariu.,Joundi claims
that Il was . copy Of that paper Mrs..
Potiphar wanted Of Joseph. Very like
ly--we always heard II WAS somsthing
wickod she wanted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

A NEWSPAPER warmed. and placed in.
side the waiscoat will keep ont the cold
far better than large quantity OF cloth.
ING. Now IL the time to subscribe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

An exchange refuses to publish the
poem commencing: II ireaihe ON the
facc Of q maiden" until tho editor
knows what its author drinks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

Ir il better to DO alone in this world
than to bring up boy 10 play ON the
accoT,lnn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
DIR. A. b. SPINNEY,.
Mas Removed 10 No. iss South

street. virxiniA. opposite champlain iiouse.
DR.. splnnsy.. we'll known throughoat the
country o. . fsihclogt.t and fhysioloxisf,
vhosc sueeessfal treatment of certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements DC
ssrvcily sntitie him to the familiar rveoxni'
tion of the GREAT srEciALisr, would ~
spscifully inform the citizens of Virginia Cify
aad vicinity thai his Increasing patronage de-
manding morv eon,mo,iious apsr'ment., he has
removed Tn hls new Office. No. i>s south Z
ytrcct. Virginia. seven doors noith OF ths
French Drug Store, where be ~iI ,. pleased
To- coasnit With all. thus giving inyaiids an op-
portunity of Kidding themrciver. through his
professional agency. Of such constitutional an
noyanccs aud ailments as he claims to compass
and 70 sa,e. wiihost entering into eosr.ph.
gale the fact that DIR. sPiNNkl's eariless
reputation may BE- traced back tn his inausu
ration and conduct of the Montreal Canada
KAst Medical Institute. Tue regime of the
an elevated standard An extended experience
and an assiluous study of the varied phases
sfdiscase enables him to guarantee ASSURANCES
OF snecc.. In the eradication of the muitiform
chronic Affections incident To both seIs.. such
as Nervoas Debility, Exhausted Vitality.
and Chronic diseases generally.
To THE LADIES.
DIR. sPfNNEY. while naturally Impressed
with tbs deieAcy of the subject ic.l- 40 he-t
Win T. eomprteut law l.,,sr OF their various
s.firrinys- sueh ss Nv,yoasncss, Neuralgia,
spinsl Wcskn.ss, Isss of Appetite. LAssiiadc.
Prolapsus Utsri, Rsiro,er-ioa- or Di-p,>ee-
ment of the womb. Vaginal Irregularities. Lsu-
and many petty, irritsiins di.irHsti.ns that
alnost Invariably have their origin ~ the utter
inc region. he can Anord them :mmccia'ere reiieL
COuh NM M
,.,, m, ..., ,ou, ,,,,,b,r NAV be.
marcy. - -.s.,s, ......... 4,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

HOME. SWEET HOWE
WRITTEN ron TUE eolD I'LL rnwS
~ morn, vAsa The sas ffes he soss. q
Up o'sr he nous,ains hssA es,s. . \.
Liks hing sarslIsd In hls matches fighl
think q NJ hoss, sweet home.
whsn q nooa. midway oa his sadlsss race
In heavsn's esruisan done
TIE hing of day sssns 70 ba't 10 hb pGe. :.
I Sigh ior my home. sweet hsas.
when the shadows Of eve viii isnxsh'nlns
Are Ics. In tbs r.,hssing sssom.
Ths day's trisls s'ev. In the Quiet of sseep.
drean ef ny home, svest home.
Loving and fearing. too anxious 10 rest.
On nsnosy's plnions roan. N
Yollow wing The san, dswn 10 The gsldsn uess,
I visit ny home. sweet home.
ny s'sr ths noaaialns arrs, ID In gresa,
over the wid sea's ftAm.
Over the prairie that strvtehes between.
- To greet thee. my home. sweet ss.s.
when at la., oar vssssrinrs on earth sAail
Beyond the dart ,sw tomb
Shall we rirs In lore. shall vs wsik In peace,
In oar hesvvsy home. sweet heme..
Gold mn. Apsii issh. tsgs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
To The LADIES.
CONE AND BE HEALED.

n msiters not what your tro,ble may be,
come and lrt the Doctor sxalninc your case. 10
ill eost you nothing for consultation, 80 pleare
cali and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
un.lerstands your easc. n he can cure yoa be
viii tell you 80; u not. he viii cay %. fof he
viii not undertake . cure unless ho 10 eonndrnt
of Affecting the same.
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r OF ~, RAn0E u. BErWEEN
IL the Bowers and American Flat ursde.
fIrLK-Uni,.d s,.,ss r.ts.t.
For particulars Inquire OIL. D. rRANxEL,
Geld hin.
Gold IIiii, April q, 1878. apsM
NOTICE IN eANkRUPIoY.


IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United Siates for the District Of NevsdA--
In the matter ofMAxwELL Lituis MARX, o
Bankupt--ln Bankruptcy - vhitrd staies Of
America. District Of Nevada, IA warrant In
BANKRUPTCY has been is,ued ~ sa!d court
axAinst the estate Of Maxwell Louis Nsrx, Of
0old llill. couniy oi storcy and state ofkevada,
In said District, who has hem duly sdjudscd
bankrupt upon biz own petiiion, sse The pay.
property belonging 10 said hankupt, to him,
or 20 his use. and lhaifsnsfsr of shy property
By him. arc forbidden BY Law. A meeting ef
tie crrditorr Of said bankrupt. 10 prove their
debts and ehoose ous or more assIgnses Of bic
sstaie, win bs held st . Court Of Bsnkruptcy.
10 ts holden at. Virginia, In sald District. on
the ssth day Of April. q. D. is1s. o. ono
O'clock ?. -, q the mice Of y. Btroiher, Room
10. Odd Isilsw.' Buildlng. corner G and kniih
streets. Virginia. Ncyads. one of the Regis.
trrs In BANKRUPTCY of said District,
GEORGE ]. LAMNON.
ssid District.
LiSpsiT 4 DICKSON. Attorneys fcr Bahrupt.
apis I'd
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-09-04

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AND AT Tin
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'sough to warrant their success in the neigh
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very fountain of life, keep youth glowing
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Usclal life the blood stagnates. the chanrels
get stopped up. the liver torpid dullness, dis
ease, aud, in tiisr. death follow.
Bad blood is st the bottom Of NEST Of our
Troubles, aud from bad blood arises bilious
ness, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia and Nervousness
| which DIR Hall SAWS occasion nina.tcnthS vi
all The snAerngs ~ civilized soci.ty. What
ever removes lisd Blood cures Blliousness.
Dyspepsia. Nrrvouness, aud Neuralgia, unless
i has been bad long enough to produce can
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parts connected with the objective organs.
The Condition Pills act upon the Liver and
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Kidneys out of order, quickly disappear after
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Consii patton is slow death. II cones froh.
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30 stand-stil, sooner or later. liu,nots re-
nult from impure blood, and no medicine has
aver been discovered that will ward or boils,
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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-09-04
MARY CURRIERS' WILL.

S,TATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT S.
In Probate Court held at Colinth within
and for said District. on the 10Th day of Au'
gust, A. ID. 1875,
Present Hon ii, W. BAILEY, Judge
An instrument purportins to be the last
Will and Testament of
MARY CURElER, late of TopshaG
in 81 d District, deceased, being presented
to Court by Moses Curricr the Executor
therein named, for Probate.
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear Mt a
session OF said Court to be held at bradford on
the I'd Tuesday OF September, A. ID. 1873,
and show cause if any they may have,
against the Probate of said Will.
ror which purpose it is further ordered,
that u copy OF the record OF tlis order be pub
lshed three weeks successfully in the Brad
ford Opinion sriuted at bradford, pre- sious to
said time appointed for hearing.
by the rt.-Attest,
lew3 ALVAlI BEAN. Reg lister.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-09-04
Bradford, VT, Sept. 4, 1915.

THE BIRDS. Horace Greeley
once wrote of birds as follows: II
] were to estimate the average alb
soluTc loss to the farmers of tins
country from insectsat 500, 100000
per annum, | should doubtless be far
below the mark. have no doubt
that our best allies in this inglorl-
Gus warfare are the birds. They
would serve us if We did not destroy
them. The boy who rohs Il birds
nest i. robbing the farmer of IA part
of his crops. The farmer might ~
we'll consent that any strollin@ ruff
fan should shoot his horses or cat.
tie az his birds.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-09-04
PUEBE BAILEY'S ESTATE.

(, TATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Newbury.
within and for said District on the 9th day Of
August A. d. 1875:
Hon. p W. Ladd, Administrator of the estate
of plehe Bailey, late of Newbury.
in said District. deceased presents his al.
miuistration account for examination and al
lowance.
Whcrcupon it is ordered by said Court that
said account be referred to session OF
said Court to be holden at the rrotter House in
Bradford ON the 18th day of September A. d.
1878 for hearing and decision thereon.
And it is further ordered, that notice here.
of be given to all persons interested, by pub
location ef the same three weeks successfully
in he Bradford Opinion, a newspaper printed
at bradford, Vt previous to said time appop.
ted fol hcvlimg that they may appear at said
time and place, aud show cause. if any they
may have. why said account should not be al.
lowed and such decree made.
BY the COurt-Attest.
lJw3 III. W. BAILEY, Jul .e.