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imported, exqnisitely decked, were
harnessed to beautiful bird bower.
A mechanical gymnast, manufact.
ured in France by the celebrated
French mechanician H0udin, per.
formed a series of most extraordinary
gymnastic and acrObatic acts rs the
procession moved. A complete and
splendidly mounted set Of musical
chime bells Is seen and heard peel.
ing forth joyous strains, which are
audible tar in advance of the pro.
cessiOn.
Children in orphan asylums are ad.
mitted free of charge upon applica.
ton by any authorized person to
the proprietor before ~ M.
A BATTALION OF HORSES,
gOrgeOusly Ornamented chariot;
camels, richly caparisoned, followed
A drove of Shetland ponies, just
gaily pluwed. drivers uniformed,
were attached to the menagerie and
museum wagons, the flag of every
state in the Union were carried in
the procession, and upon the cages
and dens, which are all painted red
and gold. There were $50 beautiful
pictures, from designs by the most
celebrated artists, representing class
ical, religious and geological sub.
jects. Many of the cages were orna.
mented with life sized statuets Of
heroes, ancient and modern.
1000 MEN AND HORSES.
constitute the entire working force
of the institution, which is carried
on with military dicipline, ensuing
good order and accommodation to
all. And it should be remembered
that the circns and hippodrome tent
is completely separated from the
other tents, and provide with diff.
ferent exit and enterances, and that
a person visiting the museum, me-
nagerie and aviary neither sees nor
hears anything relating to the cir.
Gus exhibition-unless he is desir.
GUS of so doing-and, further it
should be born in MUD that one
ticket for fifty cents, children half
price, admits to all the great shows.
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ROUTE A.-Montreal via Passumpsic and
South Eastern Railroad. Return same route.
ROUTE B.-Montreal and Quebec via Pass
sumpsic, South Eastern, Richelieu Line Steam.
ers, and Grand Trunk Ry.
ROUTE C. Quebec via Passumpsic 4. r. to
Sherbrooke, Grand Trunk Railway to Quebec
Return same route,
The sale Of excursion tickets will commence
July l. and continue during the months of
August and September. good to return until
NnYpmher l. at the following nrices:
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Plain and fancy hose for sale
heap at Mrs. G. 8. Stevens.
Another new lot of Motto and
ak laces and Gimps at Mrs. c, s.
kevens'.
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|radfOrd, VT, Sept. 4. 1875.
LOCAL MATTERS.
BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

CLOSE. DUE
Southern Nail. .l0.l5 4. Mo-. T. NJ.
Mail. ..... $50 =. M.....II A. d.
Western Mail ...... ,. =. M.....l0 A. N.
Boston l. New York go r. Mo-. A. N.
Dtlico hours from 7.,'O 4. NJ. to $50 =. N. Sun
Tvs from IL. 30 to PM.
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i" SHADOWSl"

Beautiful New Ballad by C. Eugene Har
rington. Published by S. Braiuard l. Sons
Clevclaud Ohio. Price SOC. l5w3
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-09-04

Lake Memphrelnagog and
| Excursion Tickets, good ten days from date
will be sold to parties of ten Or more, for fair
one way and one dollar for the Lake trip.
GOING NORTH.
Acc'm. D. Err. Nail. ". Er.
Pm. Pm. Pm. AN.
Arr. Newport i.2O 4.46 700 335
Montreal $50 800
q" Quebec 1880 A. N.
GOING SOUTH.
Aec'm. D. Ez. Mail N. Err.
Pm. AM Pm. Pm.
Lv. Quebec 100 7.30
=" Montreal 9.05 $50
Newport 925 l.5Or. M. 7.O5AM. $40
Riehelieu Line Stean,ers-Leaving Montreal
bee $50 q m. Leaving Quebec 400 p. nj.
Arriving ut Montreal o. m.
Saguenay Line Steamers-Leave Quebec
daily, except Sunday and Monday, at 700 a.
M o Time for sd r0S Gi tr Hsr 4s hSnrs
Quebec every Tuesday at Up. IN.
Steamers on Lake AcMphrcmagog. Leaves
Newport 7.3O a, m. Returns 1900 noon.
Leaves Newport 1870 p. m. Returns 500 p. m.
TMusic by the Blaisdell Orchestra a: the
MemphrenIagog House, on arrival of trains,
and during the evening from to 10.
MEMPHREMAGOG HOUSE.
The inviting exterior Of the MemphrenAgog
House, which. during the past winter has
gone through thorough repairing, adding a
new story, and beautiful wide veranda, ex-
tending on all sides of the largo building,
close by the railroad station, gladdens the
eyes of the travellers, and the calm waters of
Lake Memphremagog, with the fine steamer
at the landing give prom Use of enjoyment and
| comfort in prospect
N. P. LOWERING, Jr., Gen. Ticket Agt.
GEORGE A. MERRILL, Supt.
Lynaonvills, Jaly 1, 1875 loA9
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CONN. Il PASS. II. II.

CONN. Il PASS. II. II.
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
|.il train :. 1910 4. N. Mail train, 3l7 I'm
com. train, 1919 a. N. Accom-. " 9.!S AM
ased ut stations.
Il. g. " NJ. II. II.
LEAVE HAvERiILL STATION.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-05

RovEE's DEATH WARRANT.-The death
warrant of J. w. Rover was signed by
the Court and given to the Sheriff last
Saturday. In cases where the punish
ment is death the law provides that the
sentence shall be carried into execution
within sixty days from the time of the
sentence. In accordance with this pro-
vision the Judge fixed the time for the
execution of Rover on Friday, the oath
day of September next. The miserable
man appeared to be slightly affected
when the Court proceeded to pronounce
the Judgment of the law upon him, but
recovered from the shock Immediately,
and maintained his usual equanimity
during the time the sentence was being
pronounced, after which he walked off
with the Sheriff apparently Indifferent
as to his fate.--Silrer State, Aug. 3.
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A SNAKE SToRY.-A. D. Amliar called
at our Office last evening and gave us q
description of monstrous rattiesnake
which he saw yesterday afternoon at the
base Of Peel Stick Hill on the Secret
Canyon road. He describes the monster
as being fully as large as an ordinary
mans arm, at least feet in length, with
. string Of rattles as long as . neck
chain. Mr.. Amliar states that he had
good view Of the serpent as he crossed
the road in front of his horse aud is con-
fdent that his description is not exagger-
ated. The narrator dismounted from
his horse. but before he could find . club
the snake had made its escape in the
rocks On the hillside. He must be the
great, greater. greatest grand daddy of
all the rsttling reptiles ON the Base
Range.-Eureka Sentinel. August 1.
The Ingenious concealing of the true
nature Of your informant, in the texture
Of your first line, ia without avail. The
trail of the serpent is over it all.
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KILLED BY RoosrER.-On Thursday
. child of Mr.. A. Langley. who lives two
miles from town, while playing in the
yard was attacked BY . rooster and
Knocked down and spurred several times
in the face and head before the mother
could rescue it. DR.. Ewing who was
called in, found that one stroke of the
spur had penetrated the brain. The
little suffsrer-18 months old-linRered
in great agony until Saturday morning.
when death came to its relief. DR. Ew-
ing says that during practice Of over
twenty years he never met with or heard
of such case before, and it 10 perhaps
the first in the history Of the world
Gadsden (AA.) Times.
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SURPRISING A F1oaTE1.-SAw Dust. .
station on the Georgis Railroad. 10 not .
peaceful plsos. It has . champion
tighter named Ransom, who ono day got
whipped by Robert Bolton. . robust nav
conner. Ransom demanded another
fight, got it and vas whipped moro
thoropRhly than bsfore. Soon aftsr-
ward Bolton Was surrounded by masked
frisnds Of the vanquishsd rough and
stabbed with knives until be died. His
mutilatsd body and the masks worn by
the nurdersrs were found in the woods.
aud that was the end Of the occurrence,
no effort having been made to punish
anybody.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-05

HoN. HENRY EDeEEIoN leaves Phoebe
in to-day's Salt Lake stage after . stay
Of two weeks amongst us. He expects
to return here in about . mcath.-Piochc
Record, judy 81.
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WHEN Winnemucca changes her name,
if she ever does that same, she will not
be justified in styling herself Philadel-
phia, for that, as all good school boys
and girls know, means the City of Broth
erly Love. We are justified in saying
what We do say in the following which
We clip from the SHEER State Of Aug. 3d.:
Two brothers from the vicinity Of Sill
yer creek, Lander county, arrived here
. few days ago with lot Of ore to be
worked at the Humboldt Reduction
works. In settling up their accounts on
Saturday one of them provoked tho
other, who was sober, to such an extent
that he struck him with his fist in the
face. The drunken one sobsred up and
entered complaint against the other,
swearing that he assaulted him, and had
him arrested. The case was tried in
Justice Davis Court. and the brother,
who was convicted OF the assault, was
fined the cost of the arrest and trial,
amounting to S13, which he promptly
paid aud was discharged.
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Z" ANTED A WET NURSE.
w Apply within two days from date Of
this notice. For further information inquire
at this office.
August s, 1876. ct
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ACHINAxAN kI1LED.-1he proprietors
of the Humboldt House were yesterday
telegrsphing the authorities that the Cor
onsr was wanted in tina. vicinity TO ill.,
quire into the cause Of the death of
Chinaman, who is supposed to have been
murdered in canyon east of that place
some time last week. From what We
have been able to learn relative to the
matter the circumstances arc as follows:
A Chinamnn who had been ct work at
the Humboldt House had accumulated
four or Eve hundred dollars. and quit
work with the intention Of going back to
China. He left his money with one of
his countrymen, and started to Union
vile to collect some debts due him from
Cinnamon at that place. Not returning
at the time he agreed to, the Chinese at
the Humboldt House became uneasy at
his absence and telegraphed to Union
vile to inquire If he had left there. Be-
ing answered in the affirmative some
Piutes were sent out to search for him,
and they found his body covered with
stones in one OF the canyons east Of the
railroad. 1t is supposed that he had
been murdered, and the Coroner is want
ed to hold an inquest on the remains
!Siiver State, Aug. 3.
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capable Of sxssiing . pressure Of IN
enormous number Of pounds to the
square inch" ..Ths vapor is said to
b produced BY . purely mechanical
prossss" {similas. no doubt. in pEinci-
pie. to that ussd in bettiing champagne
and ene1vsscsns matted liquers,. land
to - somevhst colder than ics.'' The
only discrepancy is that the vapor is said
to be produced from ''air and water and
absolutely free from taste or smell. "
This is where The sscert is hsld-in this
pure air and wafer part Of (which We
guess 10 introduced, like juggier' 8 talk,
to mislead the eye of tho spectator.
The rather sensational. not to say
ssmi-drsmatic. secrecy with which this
Kelly Motor has been 80 long sur
rounded. and the periodical outbursts Of
brag to which Mr.. Keely aud his as.o-
ciates give vent. provoke if they do not
Justify the suspicion that there is good
deal more vapor in the heralding than in
the possible performances and practic-
abilities of this Motor. The difference
in principle between this machine and .
steam-engine tif We are right in the line
of our conjectures), is that the ono gets
its motive power from . vspor whose
confinement creates o condition of in
tense cold. while the other owes its ex-
pansive principle TO the combining within
practicable limits Ct the elasticity of
steam which. of course. is the product Of
heat applied to water. In other words
the one produces cold. while the other is
produced by heat. II We are on the
right track. the time is approaching
whom the now wasted force which lies
within q bottle Of gas-chsTRed soda
water, will be utilized in our domestic
economies and made to do duty in rock
ing the cradle. running the sewing
and, on extra occasions, spank |
ing the baby.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-05

Mortgage SaIc.-Deiault having been
made III the payment OF a certain lndenture OF
mortgage bearing date the twenty-elghth day
OF May, A. d. 1878, executed by George Brydle
OF the township OF Almena, Van Buren, County,
State OF Michigan, to VIM. II. Randall, OF Paw
Paw. Michigan, and recorded in the Office OF
the Register of Deeds OF Van Buren, County.
State OF Michigan, IN Liber q, on page 500, on
the 28th DAY OF May, A. d. 1873, which said
mortgage was afterwards duly assigned by the
said VIM. II. Randall. 70 VIM. r. Hawkins Of
Paw Paw. Michigan, on the NTH day OF July,
4. d. 1878, and recorded in the Office OF the
Register OF Deeds in the aforesaid county and
State. on the fifth day Of July, A. D. 1873, and
recorded in Liber OF mortgages, on I,age Il,
and on which said mortgage there is claimed
TO be due al the date Of thus notice, the sum cf
one hundred and tbirty-nlne dollars and eighty
one cents si39.s1, including an at.oTnev Zee
OF twenty-five dollars provided for in sad
mortgage. No suit or proceedings al Law o.
Ia equity having been instituted to recover the
amount now due and unpaid and secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof. nov.
therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF a power OF sale contained III said mortgage.
there will be sold al public auction. t. the
highest bidder. OF SATURDAY the twenty fourth
day OF April. A. u. 1875. al the front door of;he
Court House. in the village or Paw Paw. Van
Buren, County. state OF Michigan. at twelve
O'Clock az noon OF said day, the premises
described in said mortgage, or 80 much thereof
az NAV be necessary 10 satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage, with interest and coet. The
premises beng described as follows, to-wit !:
The west half of the northwest quarter ov sec-
ton thirty-four (3i) IN township two 2 souta.
of range thirteen 13) west. in AN Buren,
County. State OF Michigan e1cep'lng twenty
six and two-thirjs Of ~ acre from OF the
northeast corror
Dsted J1uua-, 1jth. 1870. lO5sE4
", e. HAWKINS. Assignee.
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Mortgage Salc.-- Default having Leu
made Ia the conditions OF certain mortgage.
whereby the power therein contained TO sell la
become operative, executed by Albert {. Cav
or the state OF New York, 20 Thomas ]. Feed
OF Albion ia said state bearing date the eley.
enth day OF March. A. T., one thousand eight
hundred and forty-four, and recorded IN the
Office Of the Register Of Deeds for the COUNTY
of Van Bnren and state OF Michigan. in ISbeI
!" or Mortgages, on rage forty-four which
SAID mortgage wae duly assigned on the fifth
day OF November. eighteen hundred and seven.
tv-tour, by the sad Thomas J. Reed. 10 Mel son
Hale OF Albion. New ORR slu,h sad agsi.-p-
mept wac recorded So the Van BUren COUNTY
Registers office, December twentv-se,enth.
eighteen hundred and seventy-four. IN Iiber
81 OF Mortgages, on page two hundred add
SIXTY seven. upon WHICH mortgage there Is
claiIned 20 be doe at the date Of thi- not,e. tho
s1m % Nnety-four dollars and ihirtv-1ne cent.
snd no suit o. proceedings az lac having been
instituted 20 recover any Iart thereof. Not "
is therefore berety gwen tba- on the twenty
seventh dav OF fstruary. "a. h.. one thousand
eight hu ldred and sevenrv. i've. at the hour
OF one o'clock 10 he afternoon shall sell al
public auction, o. the h,ghess fsdier. a. the
front door of the az Bureu Comfy 0nrt
House, IN the village OF Paw Paw. the y, en.ses
described ia saIc mortgage. oF 40 much thereof
~ shall be necessary 90 satisfy the same with
the coste allowed by law; that is 70 saw. the
following piece or parcel Of land sttuased ~
Van Buren, County, Michigan. VIZ: The north
east quarter OF the sOu'b-easi ,ruarfer OF SIC.
ton number thIrty-ffve- IL TOWNSHIP number
two south, ~ range sixteen west apd -optarr
ing forty acres Of land. more or less.
Dated November 2ssh, 1878. Ip7t1g
NELSON TALE Ass.rpee
y puREEt- AIRY 'o' Asss,nes,
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HORSE F-4RRIER.

Tie undersigned having located in Paw Paw
he proposes to make the treatment OF Lame
and Diseased horses specially. In the whole
routine Of husbandry there is not q subject on
which there's such general want of informa
tior az on the proper treatment o. diseased
horses and in nothing which can Low men
tor is there such frequent Losses, az among
these ANIMALS, simply from lack OF proper
knowledge and proper treatment. Millions OF
lolIars, invested Ia the property. are lost an
uually for want OF proper care, which might be
saved by proper MANAGEMENT.
] will treat any of the diseases OF horses,
except glanders. Ont or 100 cases OF Poll-Evil,
FOUNDER, Tistula, Dlstemper, Sweeny, Bone
and Bog SPAWN and Rngbone, nave talled ia
more This list comprises the worst forms OF
disease 70 which horses are liable IN Michigan.
I Will cure lameness IN stIiie and strain IA
coin ioint FIVE different kinds OF colo, grease
heels, cough, sprain in the back, shoulders,
back SOIds knees aud postern joints Unnamed
and sore ewes, film over eye.sight, and Iaundice
leep on hand all llnds OF liniments and ONT
ments. wall examine horses and give prescrp-
tons for al.00. All horses brought me VIII he
helc fof the full payment OF the treatment CIV
GA will attend 20 all cases from abroad.
Good stable accommodations.
have cured moro lame and diseased horses
than any other man OF nv day, and taken oil
more punches, given better subtraction and at
d lower price,
I will stump the world on Scratches and
Grease-heels- j will geld colts, bucks and bulls
am now landing fine colts. / will take any
colt possessing good points and Will improve
nm tftv per cent on the dollar. There is
nothing az the present time that there IL az
much money as in fine stepping horses. will
hreak and handle any and al fine colts brought
me, n tho finest style. have always gwen
good satlsfsc1op- Prices reasonable.
have made come new discoveries 20 which
wlsh 70 give notice, IN heaves In horses.
many cases may be cured
am an old and experienced horse trainer
viii st'end anv and al rolls from abroad. Office
Ia Hncsiev 4 Isoe- T. yeYv sisoie. resifience
on |cGrave f'rees- lO2tl3
~ ". = LUCUS
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Mortgage Saic.-DetRult having been
made 10 the conditions of q certain mortgage
whereby the power therein contained TO sell
nae become operative, executed by Alfred
Munson and Huldah L. Munson. hIs wife. OF
the township Of Columbia, in the county of
Van Buren, and State OF Michigan, to David :.
Heaoley, OF the same place, bearing date the
nineteenth day of April. A. D. eighteen hun.
dred and seventy-two, and recorded in the
oilce or the Register Of Deeds for the county
OF Van Buren IL sad State OF Michigan. on the
ninth day o. Mae a. -. eighteen hundred aud
-eveDty-iour, Ia Liber II OF Mortgage. ON
page ITO. upon which NOR gage there is claimed
70 De due ut the date ~ this notice. the sum OF
me- Hundred Fifteen aud Gi.1OO dollars
t-ll3Gil a0d no proceedings % Law or Eouit,.
having beea instituted to recover any nsr-
theteo. notice Is therefore lcrsby gwen tbst
on saturday, the sixth d3v OF iehvnarv T. y
e.guiecn huudref arti scyontv-ilve az eleven
81 ctocn in the Iof'-.,ri'I, snail sell at pubhc
ancuou 20 the hi-heet bidder fSale no tafe
pace ~ the front doc. 60! tpe Van nureu
tOuntv Circuit Courthouse ~ the villaoe cF
iaW !'a". tue promised described in said mort
gage. or - much thereof as shall be uccessarv
20 satisfy the amount due on sad MORTGAGE
WIN Ten per cent, uieres. and LEGAL costs
tOgether with 81 aitomo, Zee OF tweptv-fve
dollars covenauted for therein. that Is 10 say
! bat certain piece or parcel o. land stuate.
wing aud beng IN the township of Coumbss'
~ the county OF Van Buren and state OF Mich
igsiL snd known and described r. follows. "a
W.T. The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter OF section twentv-one. in TOWNSHIP one
south OF range fifteen west acoordino 10 tbe
nded states survey
hated Paw Paw, November II 1874.
DAVID = HEAnLTl, Mol-cagee.
4 EnwLrt ~ lowTANp
~ 'or NofJrseet faeitIg
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Mortgage SaIc.-Defs

N0rtg.t.e saIc.-Deiaul. having been
made in tbe payment o. certain lndenture of
Mortgage bearing date the thirty-first day of
blarch. A. ID. 1874, executed by George Brydle.
OF the Township Of Almena, Michigan. to r.
Annable. OF Paw Paw, Michigan, and recorded
IN the Office OF the Eegister OF Deeds in Van
Buren, County, state of Michigan, in LIber No
IL, on page l60 on the 1st day of April. a. d.
1919. which said Mortgage was afterwards duly
assigned by the said J.. II. Annable on the frs,
day OF \ pril. A. D. 1874, 20 William X. ilawllns
o. Paw Paw. Michigan. aud recorded in the
Office OF the Register OK Deeds IN Van Buren
ountv. state Of Michigan. in Ilber No ulDe
GA page 1Gl, and the amount claimed 70 be
due thereon at the date o. this notice beng
sayentv-three dollars aud sixty three cent,
t13 G3) including "a attorney fee OF twenty
dollars provided lOr an said Mortgage. and no
SUIT or proceeding as law or GA equtv having
been instituted TO recover rOe amount now
duo and uupald and secured Dv SAID MORTGAGE
or auv part thereof. Now therefore notice ia
herety given thar b. virtue o, q IuVer II sale
contained in sad Mortgage chere viii be sold
81 pCni Gucti0r 70 the highest bidder ou
saturday. the seventeenth dsy OF Apfi.. :. ID
1875. az the SiOnt door CO The Court House IN
the village OF Paw Paw. Van Buren Coun,v
state % Michigan, 81 twelve clock at noon an
SAID day. the premises being described in said
Mortgage or so much thereof a. NAV be
necessary 10 satisfy the amount due on SAID
Mortgage. WITH interest and cost. tue premises
beng described as follows. TO wit The west
half OF the northwest Gu after Of section thrtv-
four (34) in Town two (2) south of LANCE
thirteen west. excepting and reseryuc tWentv-
six and tUo-thirl acres from off the east aide ~
the nortb-wes, quarter OF the northwest
quarter heretofore sold. and tho land hersbv
eopvPved contains Euv.three ana one-fbird
sores. o. tn sans tUo'e - less ia fhe Conn,v
~ Val bureu. state of Mich gan.
Dated jE0naTy D. 1915. 1OG8tlg
WN Ia. HANEr%s. s.ss7-nes
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