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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-08

Among the camels bought at Smyrna,
writes traveller, were four fine loks.
These have all been trained ~ "pehls.
yans," or Notwithstanding matches
between camels being mn amusement in
which Turks take great delight, although
they sometimes got fine animal maim-
ed in the sport. Many gentlemen keep
them for no other purpose, and one per-
son in Smyrna kept twenty at ono time,
for the amusement Of his wife, who had
a fondness for the sport.
The camels are trained to wrestling
when quite young they exhibit great
dexterity in throwing their antagonists,
and seem to take much pleasure in the
fray. We had Young ono on board,
only month old, and having been born
under the flag he was christened "Uncle
SAM"
One of the Turks amused himself on
the voyage by making n "pehlevan Of
him and when six weeks old he was
more than match for his teacher, using
his legs, neck and month with such
dexterity and exhibiting such wonderful
strength in 30 young thing, that he be-
came very rough playmate, and fire.
luently hurt the msn on the deck by
throwing himself on them suddenly and
knocking them down.
This feature seems to be natural to
the camel, for when two strange ones
meet together where there are any fe-
males, they immediately have wrestling
match for the supremacy, and the con-
quered one ever afterward acknowledges
his inferiority by not 80 much as daring
to look at female. Unlike the amuse-
ment of bull-baiting, this wrestling is a
harmless pastime, though the animals
do sometimes get their legs broken, or
are stiff for some time after with their
bruises well-trained animals seldom in
iure each other, being taught to throw
their antagonist by getting his neck
under their foreleg (the right, and then
throwing the whole weight of their body
on him, and bringing him to the ground
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The Newspaper.

What comfort is the newspaper says
a writer. How small is the sum that is
required to patronize a paper, and how
amply remnnerated is it's patron, 1 care
not how humble and unpretending the
gazette which he takes for it is next to
impossible to fill sheet with printed
matter fifty-two times a year, without
inserting weekly some information that
in itself is worth the subscription price.
A newspaper is history of current
events as well as copious and interest
ing miscellany, and which youth will
peruse with delight when they will read
nothing else,
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Power and courtly influence form an
Intoxicating draught even when raised
to the lips of an ascetic and saint.
Libcrntc the Impurities of the system

1.ibcrntc the ImpMritlcs Of the system
This can easily be done through the instru-
mentality of the searching blood dopurent and
Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
incites those scavengers Of the body, the kidneys
and the bowels, to vigorous action. The first
exist-from the hood, which would otherwise
poison it, and it is the Office Of the bowels
to carry off the useless portions of the food re-
jectod during the process of digestion, and
which il retained interfere with digestion and
bilious.secretion. rheumatism and govt, both
products of acid elements in the circulation,
are remedied by the bitters, which will likewise
be found a prompt though gentle cathartic
Both kidneys and bowels are invigorated, as
well as stimulated by this famous medicine,
which possesses tonic properties of the highest
Ordar
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-08

Great talents, such as honor, virtue
and learning, are above the generality
of the world, who neither possess them
themselves nor judge of them rightly in
others but all people are judges of the
lesser talents, such as civility, affability
and an obliging, agreeable address and
manner, because they feel the good eff
fects of them as making society easy and
pleasing.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-08

Cunning has only private and selfish
aims and sticks at nothing which may
make them succeed. Discretion has large
and extended views, and, like we'll
formed eye, commands n whole horizon.
Cunning is sort of short sightednees,
that discovers the minutest objects that
are near at hand but is not able to discern
things Mt distance,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-08

Thousands are entitled to increase of pension.
They having been pensioned at rates below
what their disabilities warranted, others Of
their disabilities have increased since first pen
stoned. All such can have their pensions in
creased and those who are not pensioned, but
entitled to pension, can secure the same by
addressing, with stamp, NcNeill q Birch,
Washington, D. G. No fee till claim is allowed
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Over 100 Per Cent: Difference In Scales ~ H.,
duction fifty per cent and the zeal ra,.e h hsfr ~"
have been weighed on of these Scales and the bear
ings are less worn than Fairbanks Scale" with one
thousand loads. See prices in this paper.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-08

Physicians Of high standing unhestatingly
give their Endorsement to the uso Of the Graef-
enberg- Marshall's Catholicon for all female
complaints. The weak and debilitated find Won
derfu relief from constant use Of this valu-
able remedy. Sold by all druggists. $3.50 per
bottle. Send for almanacs, Graefenberg Co.,
New York
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since 1870. It has had the leading sale among
all cough remedies, from its first introduction.
My customers as they get acquainted with it,
become its friends almost without exception:
After this trial of six years, can recommend
its use to all in need of cough remedy.
A. B. ARMSTRONG, Smethport, Pa.
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The Cheapest and Best Advertising,
to reach readers outside of the large cities.
Over 1000 newspapers. divided into six different
lists. Advertisements received for one or more
lists. For catalogues containing names OF
papers, and for other information and for esti-
mates, address Beals 4 Foster, Al Park Row
Crimes Building), New York.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-08

A. kcnsc Of WeRrlmess
II often felt by persons who cannot locate any
particular disease. II they work II becomes
labor, they walk, they soon tire mental
efforts become . burden, and even Joys are
dimmod by the shadow Of this weakness which
IL cast over their lives. Recourse Ia had some
times 70 stimulants Of q dangerous character.
The advice Of physicians TO refrain from active
labor produces no happy results. Whyp The
system is debitated and needs 10 DO built up
properly. Peruvian Syrup will do this very
thing. Like the electric current, II permeates
the entire system, and harmonizing with tho
corporeal functions, II raises up tho enfcebled,
and brings tho color to the cheek again, and
hope to tho dosp0ndent. II does its work
promptly and we'll. sold by oil druggists.
Blliomsness. md Headache
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-08

He who finds pleasure in vice, and
pain in virtue, is a novice in both.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-08
1t is n Well.knoyn Fact

1t il n Well Il Own Fact
that many grocers sell Dooley's Yeast Powder
at the Lsame price they do the cheap, inferior
kinds and as they pay more for it, make less
money hence they never sell it unless the pur-
chaser demands, and insists OH having it. They
keep it ont of sight, and urge customers to take
the common kinds, because they are more
profitable, Good, pure articles have value,
and cannot be sold Us low as those that are
adulterated
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-09-08

ntlt0Wsness md Headache
cured by taking Quirk's Irish Tea. Price %
cts per package. Sold by druggists.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
4" MATCHLEss
Wood Tag Plug
TcpACCO

The PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
Now York, Boston, and Chicago.
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X. =: .MGEAH X ~. 4 ~. S2; y;
sQualled In quality o. o. time.
itssspeF'; AL your Jsysls! fcF
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The Foreign Wine Co.. SEND 81 ns, . s,rss s;ss:
wise (mnrked requested) dozen or more assorted
Mountain sherry Is cts. Old Port. so cts.
Jamaica Rum. .N !" Cognac Brandy. = 80
Scotch or Irish Whisky. .;....:... 90 cts;
The order with cash. Registered Letter. or p o. Order
may call for any number OF each at the above importers
prices. Address FOREIGN WINE co.
, 1877-03-27

carr out The Idea Of making The weai,hy deiIn.
voters 10 elect mrn 10 adice who won1d apnolnt
those who would perform their dnsy. and. u
elected, ha won1d see that those duties "ora pef.
Snscchcs wcro made hy y. !. ftynes, f:en. 1.iet,
Aid Nynn, 4 man named Mccarthy, jnlfc For.
rctter, and Others, after whcl, tho meeting DID,
cAxHov nEruptArxp.
An Indignation meeting Of tho eertnfetnth
Ward Democrats Was held Ycstcrdsy afternoon at
no. 1877 Eric street, Stephen Mcintyre IN Tho
chair. The following resolutions were read and
adopted unanimously:
VI, tho undersigned Democrats q the sesentesntn t,
fhcsf fs %G ss. n
ers.ia pFln'ary lid % liz I'D ns q ssttsey
know satd .rslnnry. wna carried by fraud srttxMar.
"a tha eons,imttn. hy.a*H lid intttictlnht ot t,s
C!tY Centtai t,ruHrntic Committees Instff1rt 70 y.
=R<sor.d. Tint we Protest nkainst TottnE or Essn4 @
sossSs!; saassyor. ssl sysry
onf1oissa xvs our support Ia t,ert the o
(. s'ss u. ss sr tkss sto po IN. IN
nt 10 be cur Feprcsentaivs ID Tho legislature Vt ths
8s.t apa b + fa{tes ! mt c,,t h,ot ,or ,nr
Democratic candidate wu supports the sat Tom can
Jeacns In preference 10 said Tom Canuon-aast aab.
Cofneiius Mcitnness, Thoma. Carney. rcttr MeSa.
isttiek iitnsssa.. William aaTsiI Mi:hael 0'Ma!is3,
s5ss y s{s} AntSny tsrt T ,S w
csfnsy. nd Su oi!iets.
, 1877-03-27
ROME.


=, ROME, March 9i-Atntl tho feYcrish excite
mcnt md unrcmltting labor at the Vatican, reid
tEye 10 tho cous!story. tho Pope Inns fallen III
ugain. It Is certain thai after tho secret CON-
slstosy on tue 18Th Instant lae talntcd, anl had
To mutt readinR the allocutlos,.
ItoME, March .J-Tho PojH's illness IL quito
sctous. When tho faluting tits hayc occurred
llo has remained unconscious longer each time.
1Io does nut like lls Illness to 10 perceived, aud
makes strong efforts to hide 1t, producing pain
ful scartlon. Tl,e moment he gets back to Ills
owu apartments he sinks Into chair and rc~
mains mot.onlcss, With ILLS eyes cloaetl like 4
corpse. TAs reegnt excitement has told
upon him, and tndoel Oh several oceastons dur
trg tho spring, which IL alwuys dangerous sen.
eun fnr him, his life has becn alnnat lcspllrcQ
OF. Ills phfslef1ns regard tho fatigung scccp'
tiona OF thu pilgrims with grcat apprehension.
Foreigners who sce thu Pops at long Intervals
Gently sald tho al!ucutiou Of otarch u would
probably ba tho 5popos last formal utterancc.
Meanwhile tho Pope's advisers are enleaYurtng
hY every means t0 get Franco md Austria to
reyiyu t,u llolnpu question. It ts hoped TO an-
tluco Italy 80 far to recognize the pupo's ts,n-
lluly Sec. wheru all Religious orlcsa expclle1
irutil soli,s coull And al asylum. 1t IL tlanfc1
thut preparations are 1nakislK for cOnclaYe.
THE FAYAL SUCCESSION, ..
Roux, March aa--l'he ArchhlshopA OF Naples
and Fcsi,ga, aud Vicar uf Rouie, are confjent-
II mentioned ~ candidates for tha Papacy.
DENIAL.
Roiae denlus that tho Emperor Of Austria has
written u letter " tho Pops, ~ waa asserted W
| tbs Nfue Frte-F FFesss pl Vienna. assuring him o4
support In certain eyentuAlitics.
, 1877-03-27
nAKEY HALL.


New Yonx, March 2d.-Thc Eptnlpg l'oA has
an account OF an interview witt, Wheeler II.
pcclsham, Of counsel for tho people tn tic ring
prosecutions, who declares tl,ut, NJ far as ho
know, not q dolIar OF ring pl,indcr had been
traced to Hall EIo had received no instruc-
tions to prosecute him sgaIn, and Ind
10 intcat!on Of doing 90. 1t WA
possible that Tweed Woodward, uud
swccny weso eran,naed witt, csidouco
agatnst Tail, but 1t this was tho case, uat ono
word Ut 1t faI reached him treeklauiA and ho
thought le would ho pretty likely TO know of II
II my one did. Tweed, lIU understood, had
always aascrtct. tl,at Hail shared Ia tho profits
Ut tic rIng, but hp knew Of no fresh disclosure
III tho tlattcr. a. tn tho alleged manufactured
report IN Halls handwriting, ol meeting
ot tho Doard Of Audit, which never tuck
place, pceshatn said shts paper had becn "a y
that tho theory ol tho prosecution tsd aisays
beeu that said lneutlng waa nsvsE hvld. There
was not . word 0f truth fu tho report Ut the Mt
gotiatiols for settlement In tug case a4aiAst
lllado 6r suggested on ssccny's bebalf to thu
III. rxkl,a.n also statetl TINT the wholo mat
ter Ut tho settlement with Tweed was lndeauttc.
Townsend, TIL counsel, lad situply "propose4
to ,nako aproposit!on," but the proposition had
LlvEnlool, Eng, March a0--The mIsalng A.
0akey Hall, Ut New York, wa5 not discovered
on tho stcatnship dermanIc, which has Just ax-
New YoRx, March oe.--The suicide anl uur.
der tetlous associated With the absent Hail seem
now to be abandoned crcn hy the factors, WhIle
Miss Ada Dyaa psunounre4 wholly untrue ths
story thst sha was with Hall On the day Of Aia
departure. Tho COMMON belief IL that theEc II
morc M,Tstlfylng than mystery In the e1:slayoE's
dspaftUte.
, 1877-03-27
LOOKS LIKE MUT1NY..
W1fAT 4 B1rrtst1 sKA-UArrAtN IN sAW.

QuEEHsrowN, March D-rho Master OF tho
sh,p Roya1 Oak encountered susp!etoustooktng
bark In tho Atlantic on tho 18th inst, in latitude
40 degrees II minutes NORTH, longitude a dc.
grecs II minutes. On bis signalling for her
name, tic wor.! "Conhdcntfal " was shown,
an,l wien he borc down and hailed for cxp1ana-
tfons, he was told By sevcra1 voices to mind Ills
own business. No officers were Yisfblo on the
deck, and the sh'p appeared to hc under tho
control Of the crow, ar1ong. whom there was mp
Roynl Oak made out tho vessel to be the Mary
K. Campbell. sl,o was heading northwest, nut
her proper e0urss.
iNorE.-Ll,o British bark Mary X. Cntnpl,e11
Capt. Gray, sailed from New York Fcb. ~ fot
Uoftleaux.1
, 1877-03-27
THE PLYMOUTH SKELETON.
dtfffa4 NpQ&cA u M n1bua&.

NEW YoNK, Marsh aU,-Dr. HudinRton'&
church voted TO- nzAt, 100 to Co. not 70 sauA del
cgates to the Congregational Council Wedi'es-
day. This u desdslvo statement that the Clu-
ton-Ayenue Church will haye nothing whatcycr
to do with Plymouth Church. nE. Storrs'
church will take tho same stand, aud harmony
II not to be hoped for a1nouK the Congregation
alt,ts Of Brooklyn. D.. uelnes's pevpit favor
Plymouth aul It's pastor.
, 1877-03-27
TIRES.

IN Cn1CAHos
The alarm from BOX No. i8i at II o'clock last
ntrbt. which wns antckly followed by tho gil
~ soc,,1 ni., ~. co,,.c,, nv thc ,i,,rovrrv of
VI eeeono a'afl, "ae saas.u y! w ~, a. IN,
hfo IN the furniture factory mos. u anu % li'i'
nofs street, between Market and franklin
strcots. Tho flames wcro FIRST seen on tho drss
.,,o.a 'r.s ~ IT, o1srho,s IN ttc n r,tnrc cx.
ccpt In tho basement, II !a ah1elfco tha1 the nfo
originated there, aud thence found its way up
eboyc. Tho bookkcepcr, John Harding,
.xhn otao sc,. IN IN conacity al wotcl,-
WY a.os ~ - -. ~" s,,,.s H. . raw
man, was IN tno pIaeo put .eH
tnomcnta before tho outcrys and saw nothinE'
uuueuai, He caupot explain the origin. feeling.
conf,iot +hot thc etnvc IN Tim ,ase,nn1,t Ind no
W.. -. i. ss .t. ~ ~ .s.,eI -, h-,ots or ,oth,nv
pa'1 III III s"eo II lcs.ee y" o.M"'' ~" n.''"
Was near enough to lt to 1en'te' 1here "cis
rumoss thut MI explosion was heard, but this.
uroycl to i,oyo occurred after tho 1rc WIS un-
,,or ,-.v ,rbo hoiler and cnr,ne. fn]nr III d
ues Wy. 49," ou.'e. a"s ,-. tn,,na -, s,fn
Dick hualtton ID 'he Icas, wefe 'pa'i' "a @a'c.
TAe basement aud arat floor wcTo used ior
storage Of fratncs, and tho thiru for The Slowing
Of furntture iu tho rough. Tho building ttaetl
wna wooden, and in sfxo about t0xtW. Con
slcring Its composition md tho intiamtHah'o
contents It ts not to bo wondered at that tho tlrc
completely cnvelopel tt In q short time. Tho
locnftY ia not especially dangerous Ollie for q
connaErattnn, though thcro ls IN abundance Ut
frame dwellings ia tho vicinity. The 1erccncas
OF tho Hati,cs, however, ani tile lIy-
Ing sparks, rendered q second alarm
necessary to bo IN tho salc
, 1877-03-27

Dos1ov, Mass, March 20.-A1vicca from
Congo, on the west coast OF Africa, state Tint
tho British war steamer Avon had destroyed
soycn villages on the Congo River, an.l killed
three natives. as a punishment for plundcriug
the Amcr1cun schooner. Thomus NtcKerson, Of
Now York. This vessel had bcon captured BY
tho natives, md about thirty tons OF cotr:c wcsc
carried OF up tho country. she was fired BY
derinE.
, 1877-03-27

LEAyENwoRTff.
- Special MspaseA 10 ne 7fiasnt.
T.EArxNwonrtr, Kan.. March c3.-The Den,n-
cratic City Convention was held to-day. and. after
a very exciting session, placed very poor ticket
IN The Ge.d, headed hy George uuamethun, Ding
gilt, for Mayor. The Republicans hold thclf Con-
vcntlon Wednesday.
': - LINCOLN, NEn.
Sprcfaa ntpatch to Tie 1ftStRA
LINCOLN, Ncp., Atarch .u.-The Independent
7teenback party keeps ma Marty or4ant.atlon BERG
laniy, prominent bnstncas man. Tor Mayor. Thu
excitement over tho impending city election rms
tlgh. Republicans and nomocrats each hnld cnn-
yeations next SATURDAY, With six and esht candt.
tates for each office.
, 1877-03-27

II &he f.ttior NJ TAt Trtbans.
Cnfr11n. Nthrc'. 91.--As one If The Fourth Wnral
delegates In lls great nror for asIf candihtc nlac
statement that there wcro man5 Republicans In
that ward who wonld not support Monroe Heath II
nominated for Mayor. ficrlse TO say that It IA my
belief thnt this Il not the sentiment Of the ward.
III differences viii be- bnric, and We viii give that
gentleman d solid Republican votc. Personally.
Mr. Heath waa not my choice. bit now ~ tho VIII
cclsc my hearty and cordial eupport and trust all
Republicans throughout thc city w!l 20 Tue same.
JAMS II. HILnFnr,
Alderman Fourth WAtt.
, 1877-03-27
GOOD ENOUGH

HPH311 1H1b41eA ~ TN 1778H0
New YoRE, Narch aa.--Tho Gold Exchange,
which was established IL the carly days Ut tho
War, /. to be dissolved April 30. The business
will heaceforth bc carried on BY what 10 to be
known ~ the Gold Department ot the Stock
Exchange.
, 1877-03-27
More Talk of Mediation on tho
Part Of Austria and Cor
=. many.
Bosnia 0verrun, with BBhi.Bazouk
and Tax.Collectors.
Tile Former Arc Credited with Another
!. series OF Horrible Out. =,
raEess
Alarm Caused BY tho Continued Serious
Z: Illness Of the Pops. =
TILE EAST.

=
LILLE EASI.
4 EtfCH.
prn.. March no.-Neaotla.tons between tho
.""' ",u ,s..~-.s s-a a,,.,,snrtiv 1,.,cr.
iof!e "''a ''e,.sc"eeto 'o asp'su .s.:.,s,. =,
fupsed'-the eiontc"esslu cnsoys 'le'usms ~ ~
telegraph fur further Instructions, being sure OF
the rrinitc,a determination.
v~o,:,va, .rn nra.,..
nu NJ, % Tt,o r. N.,x,y .,otes
that s .cssrot oEs abne. u arc endsay
oring to secure an understanding between En-,
ctaud and Russts, Will, ! prospect Of SUCCESS.
h'""A - ~ nosrr1;- -" -.
1oxnos, March aa~A s' Belgrade correspond: 8;
r.if. te are alt under arms anI tic national Mill
tary ato bctn9 armed and l.aliel. n spccial
Commission hss scep appointed to .ee that nc, no
militia haVe received sntleF rifles. Money, Shoes
,,oo,tr ,,,,,1zc@i ,r,,Itfo on,l ranr.c1uinaoe ia
ncny "oo.stu 't.rs' ,ss 1I,a,,.r. s,,1 ns.rlsho.
sela .eaay LOT E., ase faeinp M nv fanatIra
hitherto undssturocu distrsts, anu as te "eatn-
CT IL bceonlnG mild enough 70 make ane LILLE ~ ~
large a:ccsslons from l.. ,tno MaSah popu!a''on'
driven to desnefatton " fniare ,.,or, t,o,,
the taxgathercFs exact tthea twice, ti,o seeona
batch declaring the frat were unauthorized.
Confusion Is occo1'i1ne moro assFasasl's e'cEy
'lay; Y,, ,a,.,o.,,.a INV Kr.tonooc In. t,ecn
strengthened, and tat oasssa - copte.ety 49,. 1,,
1000 mcn, while otAer troops afc III tIlo ncl1h-
horhood. .. .-z.
Aoan TEoors. ors.. .
RA1usA, March ah-5oMo peasants VIM, TO
escape massacre took refuge Ia Austrian torrl-
tory. hare returned to their llot,lcs. f'Ve hiln,
ff.to1 .1$orS, fall
Otclllcvc. where the returned refugees were ~
building their dweilinEs, unincu thc pa1!f'Ic-
with .nanclcss horrors; others nca @ aesoss ross
tho frontier: at uEamnMk thcfc "aa
nnuther butchcry. A Greek 9t thc
Orthodox Church had & eaicofafea G.
his marriage with girl o. tue same 1ann: tho
bfia pscss'o Ion was stoPhs% @r Y hn oest.
and exposed their heads On polcs' lhe bfiac
died from outragcs Inflicted.
nIEp. ~ Wa, ,,.
oe,l. l.NTG rtme eihs NIInistcr Of Hncr cabul md
today. . -.
M1nMAr,
spaln md Switzerland.
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
VIENNA, March 36.-Tio Ms.s Fyls Prt..s
snscs TINT tho alliance Of to tnrcg Emneroess nes s
evaporation with Russia never existed; Iio
| alliance wus formcd rather to prevent than to
| facilitate Intervention. Only ono moro function
can now bo .cxcrc1se,9 BY thu alltance-that Of
! losn1tztng thn cDnAtctssh.ald sar eoulncnec.
i, Tho Turkish Atnbassa1oE to-day hal an tntcr-
yleH last!nK IN hour With Gen. lgnat!eil.
tnNAriErP. -.
LoNpoN. March a7-5 u. tn.--A Berlin Ills
patel, says private Intelligence comes from Vien'
| in that Gen 1gilatfcR Is now trying TO revive
The n'llnrco Of thu three EInperore, md in1Itse
out tho cuI,scnt Of England, snd that this ls
tho reason for his unexpected resoiVe TO return
! yla berlin. ,,
, 1877-03-27
utLpRETu.

In response to I call tor uon-paktssan meetdpR
Of scseuth.Wasdess opposed 10 thu election Of
{lldtsth u Alderman. sbout 400 esszcps caine to-
r+iheE yesterday evening atsa eosuSs Vt Hue
, 1877-03-27

42s4Ea*tE =
SIcGngooK 1a., 3tnrc!s 9th-1'hc parsonage Of
thu Methodist Church Ut Prairie du Chen was
burned tn tho ground Saturday eyunlng. Tho
j}fu caught from barrel OF gasoline wh,lo thu
family were At a lecture. Loss, t7O0. No In.
Htrnuce.