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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-17
NEW YORK, APRIL II.

tNLN loRh, Anil. II.
A disastrous fire, involving II to,
tai loss of 100000, occurred in the
three, story buildings, 81 and 80
Worth street, today. The fire broke
ont ut 4, this morning, in the sub
cellar, which, with the basement and
first floor, was occupied by William
Turnbull & Co., commission and
Wholesale dry goods merchants,
The flames spread rapidly, and the
ertire downtown fire department
was called out. After two hours
hard work the fire was brought I'M
der control. and soon after cXtin'
guislled. Turnbull & Co.'S loss on
stock is estimated at $500, OOO;c ~
cred by an insurance OF 100000 in
various companies. The second, third
and fourth floors were occupied by
Wendell, Hutchinson e. Co.. whole
sale dry goods dealers, whose stock
was damaged 100000; insured for
100000. The building owned 10y
George Hovcy of Boston was dam
aged 100000; insured. The prem
Uses 81 and 63 North street were oc
cupied by Paine, Goodwin a. Co.,
dry goods dealers, whose stock was
damaged $4,000 by smoke and wa
ter; insured. The adjoining build
ing is occupied by Parker, Wilder &
Co., commission merchants, who
sustained loss by smoke and water
of $4,000; insured. The origin o!
the fire is unknown.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-17

DAN BRYANT the well known
minstrel performer and manager of
Bryant's MimstrclS in New York.
died in that city Saturday afternoon
of pneumonia. The deceased was
one Of three broth erS, all of whom
were connected with minstrelsy. On
~ one of the brothers, Neil Bryant,
now survives.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-17

In Missouri nearly S2,O0O,OOO
worth of bonds have mysteriously
disappeared from the Office of the
State Treasurer. he Democratic
organs are keeping very mum about
a matter which, if it had only occur
ed ON the Republican side, would
haze created an uproar Of the first
magnitude.
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Saturday, April II. 1878.

The New York Tribune is eStab'
lished in it's new and elegant build
inc i'm New York. In honor of this
event, and to commemorate Its
3lth anniversary, it gave II double
sheet on Saturday printed upon
Hoes Periecring Press.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-17

OXFORD. Dear Opinion-Gen. j.
n. Patterson in my opinion is a
gentleman, ard there is no doubt in
my mind but some others OH Oxford
street will have a visit by some OF q.
Ger near at hand. And think that
if the man that is going to farming
for his health had more business of
his own, and not so much of other
peoples, his health would gain as
fast as on farm. If the Town
Agent was moved it would be one
more pill. A SUBSCRIBER.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-17

STILL THE CRY is for the Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine And why Because it is
the most peri ct and desirable sewing ma
chime for family use and manufacturing yet
invented, and is the cheapest. The constant
demand Tor this valuable machine has made
italmcs, impossible for the manufacturers to
supply the demand.
Machines will be delivered at any Railroad
Station in this country free of transport ION
charges, if ordered through the Company $
branch House at S21 aud az broadway, ne"
York tity.
They send an elegant catalogue and chrome
circular free on application.
This Company want u few more good Agents.
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NllEprw owners IN thu Congregational Meet +.
i Ing House IN bradford are hereby notified
Ia meet NJ the Academy "n Monday. April
I0,h. $50, ut 2 o'clock = VI, for The pur.
pose of seeing what shall be donc TO dispose
of the present meeting mousse and site brlong-
lng To SAID society ~ urcoldtncr with an act
of he Legislature of Vermont, approved Noy.
cmbcr a. lS,!
Bradford, VT, April Il, 1879,
IG W. j Il. W. pRlCHARD, Clerk.
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CUT THIS OUT. 1t may sare your
Life. There is no person living
but what suffers more or less with
Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds or
Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay 70 cents for bot
tie of medicine that would cure
them. DIR. A. BOschee's German
Syrup has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, and its
wonderOus cures astOniShes every
one that try it. If sou doubt what
we say i'm print, cut this out and
take it to your Druggist, and get a
sample bottle for III cents aud try
it, or a regular size for Is cts. 3m.
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WELLS RIVER. The tenant
house belonging to N. s. Forsyth,
and occupied by Mr.. Grout, was de-
strOyed 10y fire on the 30th ult. 1t
probably took from Il kerosene lamp
which was broken in the attic.
Loss about $500; insurance S1,-
QUO. W.
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BEAVER CITY, UTAH, ApRIL !

Judge Boreman charged the
grand jury, in reference to the
Mountain Meadow massacre. as fol-
lows: "Your attention is called to
this inluman butchcry. and if any
of You know anything about the
horrible deed it is yohr sworn duty
to divulge it. 1t is not expected
that all the participators will be
punished. Many were forced into
it for fear OF their own lives, some
of whom were mere boys. You
should ask these to now come for
ward, clear their own consciences,
and help bring to justice the lead
ers and active perpetrators OF this
most atrocious crime, the very
thought of which causes the human
blood to cur,l!e in our VEINS" Ma
jor Lee and Colonel Dame are the
only criminals under arrest; ten
others, under Indictment. have fled
to the mountains. The case is call
ed for trial, tomorrow.
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II; Bpwcry New York Post omcc Box. l5si
, 1875-05-10

deneral yesterday Isauod an order carrying tnto
effcct, 40 far a thls country u concerned, tho
treaty for tho formation Of 4 general tashtal
union conctn1nd At Dofno. Oct. last I1is nhw
rateB Of postage Aro to 10 lered Tn and after the
lat OF July ne1t on correspondence to All tho
treating HssttB e1cept Franco, which docs not
participate III tho benefits of the treaty TIL Jan.
i, 1876.
ANEW JOURNAL. -..
Tho printers who rooeutiY struck 1t the Ddiiy
Nronich office arc making Arrangements 10
publish daily morning nsnspaner, having pur-
chased material for the purpose. Ihoy haTe
substantial support from tho 1r1ntarn Union.
tho 1a7oktinlass' aud Prenanen's Unions, Rnl
soyoral othor influential trAdo.nniona.
THE COUNT or CLAIxs.
Tha Julken OF tho Court Of Claims have not
yet mot In conference on tho Union Pacific kail-
road case. and. consequently, y Will not he Dc.
ciod tomorrow. Tbs session OF tho Coutt will
thin year 10 prolonged till about tho 1at OF June
on scconnt Of tho unprecedented nu1'bsr
mud Importance OF tho cases that have
been rcforrcd to II by rocont acts Of
CongfesB. 1n relation to the many
ra,nors Of purposcd resIgnntione and new ap-
rointments iu this Court, 1t may bo stated that
Judge fsosing, although he has for tho past year
or two boon entitled TO tho privilege OF retiring
with full pay, haH neynr expressed any intention
Of roniuniug, and Ia still au Aotlve Participant In
kll tho labors Of tho Court.
Judge Peck will attAin the sge Of 10 yoars and
moro than complete ten yeara OF service on the
hench this month, and would resign vero there
any approximation available 10 pay his salary OF
fiscal year. ~ there Ii not ho will defer his 70
| tfsomont tilt next winter, when he will reslgt
and DO auceooded by Hubert E. Paino. Of Wis
conHtn.
, 1875-05-10
GREAT BRITAIN.
/ DEAD FENIAM.

DUBLIN, May "a demonstration WAS mede
to-day At tho burial Of Joseph huileuson, tbs
Amar1cAa Fonan. 4 procession half.s.mils long
followed tho remains to tho cemetery.
A PABroAAL.
LONDON, May 1U.--A pastoral from Cardinal
Manning WIS read In tho Roman Catholic
Churches OF England to-day. It pro-
tests against the persecution OF the
Church IN Germany and Switzerland. and &C.
cuscs Prince Bismarck Of heo1iug TO sAso tho
antuogity OF Vowafa ayAluat tho freedom ol the
ncxt oonolaye.
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS.
Tho Duke Of buckingham has been appointed
0ovesnor OF Madras. John Walter Huadls-
stou, Judae-Advooato OF tho Aeet and
Counsel 70 tho Admiralty. has boon appointed
Of Judge pigsota. He will hs succeeded BY Ar.
Liudley.
, 1875-05-10

A NEW LINE TO THE EAST.
DumorB aSe In circulation that surveys arc
made anu fundB nnbscribod for nos connecting
link batweon the East md Wost. Tho principal
parties IL tho now project arc stated to be tho
Baltimore i Ohio, tho Now York / Eric aud tho
New York Central Railroads. 1t is proposed to
build line Of railroad from FittsburK to fouLgH-
town, O., 1t which point The new road will
connect with tho Cleveland i Mahoning Branch
OF tho Atlantic L Great Western 1iAi!road, which
Ia le1sed by Tho Eric, and with tha Mahoutpg
branch Of the Lako sboro 4 Michigan
Southern Railroad, operated by the Now York
Central RAi1road. 1t Is nlso stated lAAt by
means Of The Atlantic / Great Wcstorn Railroad
tho Baltimore i Ohio Railroad will obtain 3
routo from Youngstown to Chicago Junction,
making ronto to Chicago Of about equal lonEth
with tho Fittsburg. 1t. Wsyno Il Chicago
Itai!.oad. The Atlantic d Groat Western Nail-
road, by tho connection thus opened to Its Glove
land L. Mahoniug Branch, will have n diroct
route between Cleveland and Pittsbnrg which
will not vary at any one point much
over 10 nilGa from Al airline. TIE reason
assigned for tho connection Of the Eew York
Central with tho project ~ that, by means Of
tho Jamt stown. Franklin, and Mahonlpg
Dranchce OF the Lake 6horo & Michigan South
ern Road, 1t can form a diroot Foute from Pitts
burg to tile Latin Slore 1t Aahtabula, whopce*
over It's trunk iuea, 1t can Http freight from
pittsburC both to tho East and Went, besides
obtaining largo slare Of tho coal and iron
f1aIghta hosHoea pittsburg and Lake Erio.
, 1875-05-10

ILLINOIS,.


HseefsI DtspateA to Tht Chicago Tribune.
Dw1onr, H., May 8.-Nouday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday were very cold and wet; in fact.
moro rain fell upon those tlzso days than had
fallen during tue whole year. Fasmors who lad
been praying for laln NON changed the tone OF
their petitions, and asked that the olouda would
ouce moro rofuss to lot down their ,noistu1e, 70
TINT they might ba able to run tholr cosn-plsnt-
ess. Thoir requests wore nnsweFea. Friday and
Saturday wefe beautiful growing days, aud have
boon improved by the .plowholders hora. Aud
hundreds OF aeres hAyo boon rlanted With oosn.
Hhpnli tho Nesaut fine weather continue for
q meek NO shall be Ablo to report tn our no1t
dieratch that tLe great AREA Of tho corn crop OF
1875 Mi vii bo panted In thus region by the 18th
Of Mny, rue oats have not come up vol. The
very cold aud freezing condition III which tho
aroaud wa9 during tho mouth OF April cAussd
the oats 10 rot. aud tho consequence ia that
many fsftns1s viii put the Land luto Hungarian
rrkss spd INTO corn. Hced OF all kiuda u very
scarce, pastures short, mad growing slowly.
Much OF the timothy and c,oyor
tLat vaa sown has pershed. Tho rain has fallen
Ia torrents Ill day Bunjay, sud our calculations
sua plaps Tor corn-plautiaK haya bssn postponed
ard knaoks I'd hghss thAn Sam Wlkinsons kttA.
". PA1An3A RsanA0 Gov u. AAy H.
, 1875-05-10
PERSONAL.

usn s' SSAA ~ - ~" on-sD-@'
A3s1'''
hme. ADELAIDE @''0foAa soo Houps ~ u tne
41Aaa RACINE
JOIN MCCULLOUGH nss oeso aui1e noks sao u
y Aos Springs ban Aas' os''
JANxs MAnv1N haA pu1chased tha UnltAd atstaa
aosel 1t eaEatoga for 4t00 900.
Anxs b doing = song-And.dsnos aaa IN En-
tllsh. Il muss be frishtfully naughty.
GA, 0zosox Wx17zx1, United statss eupsx.
htoodsok s{ Lighthouses, h : guess u tas m
nook
, 1875-05-10
Nothing Definite Known Concerning The
Putpr. Of That Structure.
Gossip Concerning Mr.. Blaine and His
Presidential Chances.
Secretary Bristow also Said to
Aspire to tho Presidency.
Ths Bankrupt Cooke Starts on Pleas-
ure Trip to Europe.

THE RING.
IT'S ErfoRIs TO Oct EVEN WITH DANA
Special L4spash 70 The Ch,edos 7rtbisns.
WAsH1No1oH, u. c., May 0.-Fornoy'a Chron-
ic,c yaya. "The Grand jury In tho Dana Case
were too much for tlla powor Of tho Hing, and,
notwithstanding tho tcrriblo pressure, they do
cltned to 1ud an Indictment against Dana for all
alleged libol on ex.dov. Shopl,o1l. We aro told
that this sonsiblo result whs brought about In
Rrcat degree by the logical reasoning OF
colored member Of tho jury, who took tho
ground that, unlasa this abuse Of tho Judicial
power Of tho District ceased, va would become
disgracs tn the eyes oi the whoto country, and
tho District avoided ~ post-hola Of
intrigue and corruption aud, still worso, that
result loft, we vould bo pIaoea under tho furis-
dlction OF Maryland; and. again. We aro told that
ona OF the men on tho Grand Jury who fought
hard but unaucoeasfutiy for AZ indictment ID wall
known to 10 connected with tho Ring. Ho waa
ora Of tho mombsrB OF tho Legislative Council,
nnd dRhbles considerably In Ring aud other teai
oatass. Hla arguments, promises- and tuduco-
overthrow honest aoutmont. Wo slao hear
that the Hing Ia Dissatisfied with
tho reault and lthat ::theto wero strong: aiforta
nado to secure 4 RECOMMENDATION, which failed
on account Of IN adjournment until tomorrow,
when, we icarn, tho effort for reconsideration
ia 10 DO repeated"
quIcE-por1ow1So THRIFT.
Fprney'g ChroaiGte also AAyB ono OF the HAr-
1ington Bafo-bnrgIa1y jurors who voted " not
guilty has received an nppointment % lamp
lighter for the grounds adjoining tho E1oeutiTc
.Ainraior, IIo receives $75 per month, and farms
tla work ont for {25, thtls making ESQ clear.
Who says It does not pay to he 1uKor
, 1875-05-10
GERMANY.

HOSTILE Ecu1EsIABT1CAL LEGISLATION.
DgRL1s, May 9.-1u tho Lower House OF tho
Prussian Diet tho bill for the suppression Of re-
ligiouB orders wss read the second time without
amendment, and tho bill giving Old Catholics
share Of Romun Catholic Church property pass
Cd th1rd roading-193 to Is.
FEITz.
The Prince Imperial Frederick William, hAa
returned to Berlin.
DOWNRIGHT PERSECUTION.
Instructions havo been aons tho provincial Au-
thor3tioR Of Prusai& to treat tho collection nf
money f.r priesta who hnvo BEEN subjected
TO legal pcnaltiea a. o punishable offonBe,
pIscovkaf or OLD MANUSCRIPTS OF TILE NEW TEB-
LAMENT.
TAH1s, Aprit 22,-Prof. Irugkot. willo 6ccou,-
pauyipg tho Hereditary Grand Duke Of Neck
lenburg. .6chwetiu OIL ali expedition to Sinai, has
discovered iu tho library Of tho monantery niue
hitherto unknown p0rt!nns OF tue Coier kind'ti-
cus, tho oidaat o1t&nt Ms. Of ths New Tos4A-
mont.
, 1875-05-10

IN CHICAGO.
A fire occurred III tbs basement Of No. 70 Dear
born street tho Rico Dui1ding), yesterday morn
Ing ak 7:40 o'ciock, from home unknown cauRo,
and III alarm WAS turned In from Box II. lock
voll L Williams auctionecra occupy tho bsae-
nent and first floor OF No. 10, and hAvo mtsccl-
laueous stock Of household and other gooda Oh
hand, left for sa'e by various parties. Their
dhmago amounts 10 about 6. 600, which IL coror-
od By Insurance. George Il. sfanaur's asloon.
l9taroa ia No 81. Teso injured t1 tho e.tens Of
stove in the haa.fnout and 1t is thought that tho
place waH set on lse. Tho building wna damaged
to tho e1tout Of few hundred dollara, and il
fully insured.
, 1875-05-10
TRANCE.
En-ru1kf kF


Paris, MAY s.-Ths wsfs Of Don Carlos has
arrived here.
rHpEH1Y1cAz1oy. ...
Parts, Mty 9.-The claim made by Tho CA1Ats
Municipality for damsge dono BY tho steamer
Desseiner 10 70. 600 francs.
DISSOLUTION or TIE ASSEMBLY.
Uspateh to London 71nit4
pAnfE. April 32.-I.ettcrs nhich haYs been re-
eoivad iron, most Of tho Deputies now IN tho
ing In decidedly opposed to the prolonged o1ta-
tonce of the preseus Assembly. Tho passing Of
the Constitutional laws, tho long ssrutg1e which
proceeded them, tbs dissusbionHIwhich have arisen
hineo tho 25th Of February. tho attacks
lcvcled At tho majority Of that date tho iuevit-
guago and personnel Of the Administration and
MaglBtracy. nro ali 40 many roaaons for isaaol1-
ing tho preecnt Assembly aB coon as poseib1o.
After taking account OF tue presBing necessity
for the dissolution. md Of tho laws which stil
remain To bs passed. tt may bo said. II not with
certainty. at eshs With probability, that tho no1t
hessiou will be tie lat Of tho Eatiou2t Aeseu'
bly,: ;. w
TO sum up. think 1t 10 probablo that tho An
soubly will 10 prorogued towards thn epd Of Au-
ruet, th4t tho Senatorial elections nil! 10 held
from tho l0tll 10 tho 18th Of September, TINT ths
dissolution vill occur belwecn tho 10th and the
| 18TH ot October, mud thas tho general elections
| November. In conclusion. It may bo fotcscen
] that theirs mil ba no long holidays tbiB year.
Tie prorogatlon Of the Assembly will be followed
| by tbo Ssuator1al elections and tho dissolution
| BY tho slttngs Of the Senate. Tho general
election will occupy November, and TIC new
Chamber sill 10 at work before the ond Of the
1car. In tlleao calculations 1 Of couree tako no
hcc0nnt Of The contingencies which have played
so great psr. In The political comedy performed
for the Lass eighty ycara In Franco.
, 1875-05-10

Two bSotheEa named dAN have sAbl!shed .
mammoth hennery In Colorado, 10 niles from
Douvof. It covers aorss, which IN laa out like
h village, NTH streeta aud avenues, Along which
4re built long rows of housea Of various dcaigus
Iogulax fa1nllios of hsnA ato assigned to tleSs
houses, nud 1t u found that thoy
quickly do1nsatcAto themselves without
troubling their nslghbors. 1hs population
in the village il BrRhn!as. Cochins, ahaughats,
anl Dorliligs, and hs oLiof products kEe eggs
aud spripg ohtckeus. Buudays included, thu in+
tustEious uatrona ct tho village tntn out
daily from turty to dirty dozau Of eGgs,
which us sold IN Denver fos from
40 10 ~ canta per dozeu. Tbs troshcrt
Qan oxprsas h0s slugls regret. aud tha u that
Thea sEE9 bxpQxkt ts 3 aoses, nd h eeelaH
ShAheA IA N@eax b aaAya1i61A Il ~ -
, 1875-05-10

6tz2111 Us[1<tH To 7sa GHa{EVV 7FTpR30.
Qu1ScT, ILL.,. May 3.-The Tolodo Wabash i
Westesn N4itroaa Company propose to build =
track Of their own from Camp Point to this city,
instead Of running On the Chicago. Burlington
l. Quincy Linz. Tho offcors md Directors OF
clio Itoad were. in this city for
days atnco With view 10 making
arrangements for depot-grounda aud Hght-os-
way lii tho southern part Of tho city. Addition
al room IL needed. ~ the yArds OF tho Chltaso,
Burlington l. Quinoy lt4llEoad aro too ANAL for
the b1laiuoas transacted in them. Tho proposed
change will be considered at tho mcstlug Of Di-
Eeotora 70 Be hol1 1t Toledo thLs wook.
, 1875-05-10

ed an Archbishop BY the Pops, but, finding no
followers among his own people, retired 70
monastery Il Kiow.
THE CnImKAN TAHTAHs.
Tbs Tartar population Of the Crinaea is re.
ported to be seTiouAly diminishing. Tho ohlKa.
tlun Of military service lesds largo numbers OF
male adults 10 TAXA flight into Turkey. and the
Ams!l-pnx, moreover, ID committing great ray
ages. No soonor IL child yaccinated by q hur-
Eoun than The parents suck out the lymph lest
tho .ynunE Mussnlrnan should have my impure
Ch1iatlan blood In him.
, 1875-05-10
FATAL INDIGESTION,

P1T1asuno, May s+-0aarlsa Dsltton, p Clear
field County, who has bean stopping ii thu Cau-
trial Hossl Allegheny City, for soms days, a<-
tempted suicide u O'Clock thta morning by
shooting hlnsAlf Ia The breast Cause dJspsp-
slA, Hs 2ta removed to The WsatAFn Peausyi-
yapA Ho3ptAl aud rsoAred prpmpt msdiasl Aldt
~ - y>flakaa leaaokAu3 III AeAa AapAAks.
, 1875-05-10
RUSSIA

RUSSIA,
Fh0sPKcTIvE IMPERIAL 3uNKKT.
Br. PETERSBURG, May 0.-Ths CzAr departed
yesterday oysning for Berlin.
UNION WITH TUE ORTHODOX cHuncH.
PANS, April 2a-A lcster from Moscow In 4
PrusaiAn paper Etases that tho union Of Ill this
United Groals In RussiA with ths Orthodox
Church Will sooa be accomplished. Tho more-
ssnvesis bstnx AsuhhlaAop Josspb, xho sAs
eQsuAyIY "a Aah4nAudEttS u Bulgaria. md o.
| sAasAn{a1kSt sAAfie&eA h AaAa ~ SSp0n1A.
, 1875-05-10

Weashor stiff very cold. osta very backward; ons-
foMrtl, Of them frozen out entirely, and ground
will hare to 10 put to corn+ Farmers hnvo
ncarly. all done rionipg for corn; In fact, Tho
majority aro ready to rtau1 but AFRO Waiting
wattinR-for warm weather to come. An un-
nsuhlv large area ot corn vill be planted. Gram
il poor yss. u.K.B.
, 1875-05-10

~ PENNSYLVANIA =
Sptctaf D{spateh Ia TIE Chicago Tribune.
ERIE. Pn-, May o.-Renorts from tho neigh.
boring County Of Crawford ase worry gloomy for
tho wheat crop, and there Ia no longer any doubt
that the prospects aro very poor. Intelligent
farmers In that county llavo mada examinations,
and say that tito roots have beon killed by ths
bevere winter which wo hare patacd thr oueh
and tho indications sars, that there cannot bs
much mora than half tho ua,,a1 crop thia soasou.
In tho line Of fruits, Crawford soema 10 l,nvo
Jared N badly ~ Edo, and what waa said .boul
tho frl,it-proHpectH oi this county IL equally sp-
rlicable 10 Crawford.
, 1875-05-10

UEEI1L DF Z UCNUH.
RonE, April 22.-Tlo Ialie Of tnis evening de-
nies \ runaor puh'iahed by zone French newspa-
pcss, that Mr. Marsh. Tho United atnt.s Minister
hete was expecting letter shortly from rresi-
dent Grant, conveying bis thaaks In tho uame o!
the American Government to Tho pope for hav-
Ing ralsod Monseignour IcCloskey to the rnnk
Of Cardinal,
, 1875-05-10

r1oR1A, ILL.,, May "a fire brohe ont in Pat
torson'a book stose and roat-O -Of1co Ut Pekia
yesterday, totally destroying tho building and
contents. The Republican newspaper, in the
bacond story suffered total loss fully insured.
Patterson loses ea0,000; insurance, ~, 900.
Cummings, Hail i Co., dry goods. IN adjoining
atore, stock damaged by water Is 900 insured.
, 1875-05-10

Don't itritate your lungs With stubborn cough
when remedy fafe and certain ~ Dr. Jaynea E.psn
torant eau be 10 saal1{ procured. aoro throat mi
lungs ara sFeedlly helped by II.