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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-01-27

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-01-27
ADDITIONAL STATEMENT.

Since this statement was made have been
rapidly improving in health. | have had no re.
turn Of the disagreeable symptoms that attended
my former sickness, and although affected from
time to time with severe colds incidental to the
sudden changes in our climate, they have not been
sufficient TO bring on return of the disease. MY
general health has been excellent. have gained
twenty-five pounds and consider myself entirely
recovered from disease that year ago seemed
since Last February have consulted with n great
many afflicted with CataITh, and in the hundreds
of cases in which have sold il have never seen
an instance sufficient to shake the confidence feel
in Sanfors Radical Cure for Catarrh.
October &C. 1873. GEORGE F. DINSMORE.
Each package contains DIR. Sanford's Improved
Inhaling Tube, with full directions for use in all
cases. Price, $l.00. For sale by all wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States.
sale Druggists, Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-01-27
SWORN STATEMENT
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Gentemen.--I hereby ccrtry that | have had
Cataril iur toy years and for the last six years
have been trr'i hlr .uh'rer. was rendered par
TALLY deaf had huz1ini. IN the head, pains across
the temple lNy spells, weak and painful eyes
swollen "a Il n!crratrd tm-ils, hard and constant
cough ere pain acr,-s tie chest, and every in
dcation OF consumption. Ny head ached all the
time. The matter acrtn,uiAtcd 80 rapidly in my
head and tlir0.i thai could not keep them ffee.
Frequently at night would spring out of bed, IL
seemed to ME nn Tie point of suflOcation would
then have recourse Ia every means In nv power to
disodge the nucus Nnm my throat and head be
fore being able TO sleep again. For period of six
years my tonsils were liberated and so much in
hamed that could with difficulty swallow. | iinnl.
| " consulted an eminent surgeonsin regard TO an
operation ON Them but at his request postponed IT,
| The constant inflammation and liberation in my
throat caused by the poisonous matter dropping
my lungs that coughed incessanty,-a deep, hard
| cough Meanwhile my system began to show the
effects Of this disease, so that | lost flesh, grew
pale, and showed every symptom of an early death
| by consumption. When matters had reached this
stage or about slN months ago, began the use oil
| SANrORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. After
| using the first bottle began to improve rapidly
The first dose seemed tn clear my head as had
not known ii to be for years. II seemed gradually
three doys. by using ii as gargle soon reduced
| the inflammation and swelling of my tonsls, so thai
across my chest Disappeared the buzzing noises In
in my head ceased, my senses of hearing and Of
seeing were completely restored, and every symp
| the grave disappeared by the use of SASFoRD's
RADICAL CURE ron CATiRRH.
have been thus explicit because, as a druggist
| have seen great deal of suffering from Caiarrh
and hope to convince many that this Is q grca
remedy.
am familiar with the treatment of Catai1h a,
practiscd by the best physicians, and have consult
ell the most eminent about my case. have used
| every Kind of remedy and apparatus that have ap
pcarcd during period of six years past, and have
while following their use, taken great care of my
general health but obtained no relief or encourage
men from any of them.
Since curing myself " ith SANFORD's RADICAL
| CURE, have recommended II in over one hundred
cases without single case of f,'ilure and have ii
numerous instances received wholesale orders
| from parties to whom have sold one bottle This
is the only patent medicine | have ever recon-
mendcd. never haying believed in them before
| although constantly engaged in their sale.
Very gratefully yours,
GEORGE r. DINSMORE.
| Bo>ToN. Feb. 20, 1875.
, 1877-05-08

The threatened split in the ranks Of tho
English Liberals on Alr. G1Aps7oH1'a rcso-
lutions was averted during yesterdays
debato in tho Houso Of Commons by
the intcrposition OF an amendment
to the second resolution, offered
by Mr.. TnEvELrA and accepted by Glad
STONE md HARRINGTON ~ satisfactory COM
promise,-tho amendment rceiting that In
tho sense Of tho House Turkey had
forfeited all claims to tho moral
md material support OF Great Britain.
Tho adoption by tho Liberal LEADERS, of the
resolutions in another form, aud the with
drawal by Mt. GhAps7onE Of all but tho
first md second resolutions, cleared
tho decks for o square fight
on tho question whether England
should or Bhonid not wholly Withdraw
hor friendly interest in the Ottoman Empire,
nnt1 leave Hussia free TO enforce tho demands
Of Europe. In his speech, GLADSTONE
strongly condemned Lord DKnBx'a answer to
Tho Russian circular. The debate will be re.
moved today.
, 1877-05-08

The Springfield Re9saer whoops like CO.
manehs Indian At sight Of : quiet little TRIBUNE
paragraph bintsnR that II tho Southern pledges
Of loyalty made upon "houAh" should not b
kept, tho "Federal arm {" might become ouce
more . subatauce, and not "ahsdow," In
Southern politics. To this the Ragi.k<r replies
that the "honah " matter may be counted out;
that thu Lower House OF Congress Il Democrat
tc; that II will "decade how much money may
be lawfully expended for tho army, and how
tho army may bo lawfully employed" II the
Democrats wiah 10 cut Cd tho limb between
themselves and tbo tre1, they will only need to
perform little OF tho kind Of legislation hint
ed Il By tue R41hteT. Fsetioua opposition to
, 1877-05-08
the Administration coming from TINT quarter
will certainly disband the Democracy, no matter
what effect Il might hare upon tho army.

In tho Council proceedings yesterday aftcr-
noon occurred the following on tho Mayors NOW
appotntmcnts:
Eaour CoIr was appointed Inspector Of oil, rico
jonN r. srA1ronp whosa term Of office has exptf.
Cd. AID. GttnkRr said NJ. sTArFonp ha! RiTen
Mayor had prom1ectl that no changes wontd be
made ln tho city offcea without cause, ho was In
aacc!tain why change was made, tbs appoint.
mcnt was referred to tho judiciary Committee.
Tho removal Of Alr. arArronp has been
vicwcd With considerable dissatisfaction by tho
public. Nj. srArron Is IN old and respected
citizen Of Chicago; lie has only held The office
since last july; 1,o as proven hImscif to bo tho
best Ol)-1nspccaor tho city has cvcr had no rea.
son has been given for his removal. Tho Mayor's
brothcr-ln-1aw may he A capable man, .mt tho
Council will probably Indicate that It wcrc bot
ter he had been appointed for some other place.
, 1877-05-08

Tho Mayors appointment, submitted to
tho Common Council yesterday wero not
received with marks Of especial favor; on
tho contrary, disposition WIS shown to
exercise tho prerogativo OF deliberate cxnm-
ination aud inquiry before confirming tho
various selections for Offices of Importance.
With ono exception, tho nominations werc
referred to suitable committees, and q very
decided c1prcssi on Of dissent by the Council
In individual cas9s is not unlikely before the
appointments arc all safely secured.
, 1877-05-08

comcs, and to all this taxation these " Cotton
8tatoa were not subjected. Tho direct tax-
ntion 1oyiod under tho Constitution wns coll
1ectcti of the Northern States, and that .ta1
the Southern States did not pay. These tnxcs,
like tho threo ycars Of tai On cotton, were 10
preserrs the national life, aud TO It tho
"Cotton States" mado no contribution,
Bavo such - waa collected from tho cotton
after tho War. Every workman, mechanic,
laborur, farmer, md other porson nt tho
North, paid a direct tax Of from 10 por
cont On nil hia earnings over 5000, and pnid
TINT tax not only during tho War but for sir
years thereafter.
Compared with tho war taxes 1ovied dur
Ing tho War, and for ten yeara after and
still continued, and rigil]y collected Of tho
people Of tho non.Rcbol statcs, tho wholo
cation tax asssunes insignificant proportions.
Certainly 1t is mt In either tho amount Or IN
ita character Of such m extraordinary naturo
aa to require tho country 10 rosax itsolf
St00 000, GOO to refund It to the Btato Gov.
ornments attho South. In faot, tho bill 10
rcfand tho cotton ta1 iB moro {ob,-a
schcme to p1under tho whole country to ro-
liero certain lmpocunioas political corpora
tiona y
How is this money to be obtained to ro-
fund this tux? Is It by tho salo OF bonds,
having thirty years to run and boaring intor-
cat, and adding lifo-t timo tax upon tho ill.,
dustry and labor Of tho eount1y7 Wofo
not beliavo that my portion of the people
who for sixteen yoars haye been paying
, 1877-05-08

Tho Chicago produce markets werc moderately
active yesterday. and generally weak, after open.
Ing stronger Meas pork closed 1oc per brl lower,
Ut Sl5. 3o1 ii. 1.tt for Jnuc and Sig. 45Qtt 475
for July. Lard closed Tic per 100 lbs lower, at
50. b for June and So 05lO .07h for July. Meats
were dull II 5,sc per ID for loose shondcrs, TIC
fur 10 short ribs, nnd INC tor do short clears.
uiehutnes wcrc in fair demand, as $1.10 per
gallon. Flonr was quiet nnl lsttady. Wheat closed
ca@3c lower. al 81. 10 for May and 3l.7.A for
juno. Corn closed l4c lower, At 55.Gc for May
aud 51Kc for juno. Cats closed 1c higher, al 4oo
fur alny md 4askc for june. 1lJo WAS steady. u
00c. hurley was nominal, at 75GtS0c for HAY.
1Iogs wcre fne good demand at saturdays prices,
rsllng At Sc. :515. O. for poor to choice. Cattlo
were firm. With sales at 81 3.5o05. 70. Sheep wc.c
unchanged, At 81. ooGa0. u. Ono hundred dollars
in gold would buy 3107,2 25 In gsccntack4 at tho
close,
, 1877-05-08

Tho frat fruits Of Clyt1-Scrytco Reform appear
in tho dlsincliaatlon OF Department clerks to
pay thcft subscriptions for last years campaign
purposes. Eight to acven tllcy never settle, al
though circular Inns been Issued calling upon
dc1naucnts To gtyc tlcao debts Of s'hohah !"
prompt attention.
, 1877-05-08

Forty Pcnn!on Agencies have besn abol-
isAed by order Of tho Secretary Of tho Ipte-
rior, leaving eighteen Offices for tho disburse-
mont OF pensions Among thoso "consolt-
datad out Of existence is the Chicago oiios,
and The animated struggle between tho nu-
lnorots aspiranta for the privilege of sery-
Ing their coul'try as Pension Agent In this
city las boon brought to sudden aud quito
unexpected termination. It was eafe and
easy why. ont OF the difficulty presented by
tho many conflicting claims to The appoint
ment to abolish the office altogether, and
RhQN 10 fAYQrs.
, 1877-05-08

Tho Ohio Legislature. adjourned sia6 die
yesterday. Tho Illinois Legislature failed to
obtain q quorum, owing to The absence Of
Tho oyer-sunday allirkerH, and thus another
valuable working dny was frittered away.
, 1877-05-08

The price Of whcat In this market declined
nine cents per bushcl yesterday In spite Of tho
capture Of Kars and Of HLADsroNE's tnantfosto.
This fact suggests either that wheat operators
hcrcnbouts nrc crazy, or that they think tho
British Premier Is powcrlcsa to oppose tho MIL
of "Wc, the people Of Euglaud" Whtehl
, 1877-05-08


The reply Of Lord Dxnnr to tho Circular Of
Prince Gon1scuAKoYr Is almost tantamount
to declaration Of war by the English Gov
ernmont. Words writton In diplomatic notes
by gravo nnl Formal Ministers always mean
tnors than they say. When Lord Dznn1
writes In taking action against Turkey
on his own part, md having recourse 10
arms without further consultation with his
allies, tho Emperor Of Russia hsa separated
himself from European concert, and has at
tho sane timo departed from tho rulo to
which he himself had solennly recorded his
consont," and that :" 1t is impossible to fo.o-
SEQ the consequences OF such IN act" tho
diplomatic hicroglyphfo may DO translated in
tho light Of tho fact that England Is swiftly
drifting into war, tho truth Of which is em-
phasized by the impossibility OF recouciling
Mr. G1ApsroNr's own purity to his pacific
resolutions, Tho English people SEQ tho
coils Of Russia rapidly gathering around tho
Turk. On tho one hand, they behold pow
erful army crossing the Caucasian Mountains,
pouring with resistless forcq down into Ar
monia, strong fortresses surrendering, Erzc-
roum aud Trebizond threatened, the Turks
everywhere falling back. and tho whole
country from tl,e Tirris 10 Tho uolv ranf1 In
Hangar of nnas;no ;nto nrsx;an noaa..sion
- eo r, -. ~.
VIVA NJ power vi tae!1 part 10 prevent II.
On the other hand, they sec another vast
army swarming down into the Valley Of tho
Danube, Turkish fortresses and gunboata
aa'" "''AA~''''usa8' aaa fssp@Aab w esosa @saa
sWcep everything before them TO tho BALKANS,
s111molnt TINT barrier, OF turn it to tho west
war,] having n CLAIR fie,d tn Oon.tantinon1e
.rl,av t,o mi aoo where III tbis is ~ coms
.,,t v,t,v,,h.,.n,1,rn ,t,o;- .v,n,.hx lii,
, 1877-05-08

Tho American Labor. Reform League has do
ciarcd that up candidate who Is not oppoecd to
property In every shape, aud to inco9ss without
labor, wilt rcccivo tho voted its members. Tho
League requires ncw order OF men md lcw
world, for they cau obtain no canddatcs from
tho prcscnt order of creation.
, 1877-05-08

II President, HATEs maiagcA to suit Ropnb.
lEeaus, Liberals, and Democrats, hc will et,-
counter new difficulty. EycrY one wIll think
then that he knows i,ow to ''squarc tho clrclo,n
and to invent a "pcrpctual notion" md there
Will bc great Indignation 1t hc docs not eivo
these secrets to the people IN bis next tnau-
guTat.
, 1877-05-08

Tho stormtog snd capturo Of Knrs, with tho
garrison OF 17,0o0 men, by tho Russians, reminds
ono of tho great exploit OF Gen. GRANT In Feb
ruasy, 1863, wtscn he captured Fovt Donaldson
and Its 17,o0o llchcl tlctculcrs. Tho Russians
achieved their triumph with 10000 regulars;
GRANT accomplished his victory With 5000
Wcstcsn volunteers fresh from tho farms, shops,
and Offices.
, 1877-05-08

Lord DEnnz's reply to tho Russian cir.
CUM is reported to havo caused great sur.
prise and perturbation At St. Petersburg. It
is beloved TINT Russia will mike no roply
to tho offensive and bolligeront language Of
Rpxa,noto-indccd, no roply scems pos
.siblc, unloss 1t wezo declaration Of war by
Russia against England.
, 1877-05-08

The Grcolss nro reported as crying yester-
day in Athens for War! War!' wheroupon
tho Primo Minister counselod prudence.
War is anything but rattlc-box, and tho
Crooks had better leave Its r,so to thosa who
can best be spared. We should dislike 10
see their country loft out Of the coming nar.
, 1877-05-08

Tho Burlington Narkeys braces up under tho
loss Of tho Public Printing In way which ought
to shamo Col. rHILLsrs, of tho Springfield Lour-
'sd!. It contents itself with abusing 3rAsLBr
MATTMEWs, wht1o tho Journal goes for tic pres-
don't d1rcct-and yet it only lost q little Po,t.
Of!leal
, 1877-05-08

Tho Russians have taken tho Kara near tho
place where Moan went ashore from tho Ark.
They hayc secured through pasaago to Constan-
ttnoplo BY tho Eastern express fast train, With
stop-oR tickets Tor several places on tue way
, 1877-05-08

Tho Democratic party In Virginia Is falling
to pieces, accorlng to ex.Cougressman Sxt7H,
Of that stato. We ure glad therc's going to bo
fun, for It Is along time since wo had genuine
"Olc Ytrguny breakdown"
, 1877-05-08

Tbs st. Louis KtpuNieaa wants ~ dosttag
nursery" Well, get WATrsRsox's. That
noated him Into nQtortety.
, 1877-05-08

The satoon-kccpcss Of Washington, since tho
special session has been postponed, arc all on
tho fence, md In great doubt whether tho HAYES
policy is tho beat thing for tho country or not.
They arc aurc It Is not tho best thing tor them
selves.
, 1877-05-08

medal oi tIe COLOSSAL dsaro of tho aanias of Con.
necticut, Witch he IL making for the nnw Capitol 1t
Hartford. .--EttAaags.
THIS aEuro 0l himself must AaYe cost MARX
TWAIN at least s.,
, 1877-05-08

"Tho Pension Agencies will bc consolidated
to eighteen" sara dispatch. This will he good
ncwa to Mas 8wExr She IL Pension Agent
and shs Ia "clghtccn." Not day older, how
, 1877-05-08
THE FALL or KAR9,

tAtea 6y fAfn0TA 1f0u GQQHtA1+1uQple. fo-
ports that the Russians, with TO, 600 mon,
attacked Kars on Sunday by regular bonn
bardment, aud captured the place with
1900 prisoners. II tho nova DO true, 1t il
Of tho highest Importance, for II tho strongly
fortified position Of Ka1s has fallen in tho
short space Of one weeks opcrntions, there
Is little hope that Erzezoum will stand long.
With that swiftness which has characterized
o,l thc nues,an on,ro}inns mn cntira corna
- D...,.r. ..,.a,a - a.,,,. ~. 80
VI ts"7"'.'"o p.A'"oo 1.4Ao u1''u6 s"o Do"-
bardmont On lib way 10 Efzesontn, accom-
panied with heavy Krupp siege-gun and
Va may shortly henr atirrino newa fronn that
~ s.,,. .,-
Aus s''09' 1'' ,A1"'oeAa
Will DO IN oompleto hnsaaan Posscssaon, ana
all tho Hncs OF communication with the cx-
TRINA East will algo bo held bv her. Tho
t,t1 ~ Wv, iii 1a,u. +ha .rt;-, n,,.1o.
A"t'. " AA" w. A'"'. ~'' 1'1oo1t
af1uy, Win Inc e1ceps1oa ol tnas Po1uoa
operating near Bntou1n, FREQ to attack En-
xaroum, The Russian corpB acting on the
.o,,th cooat ~ tho Dfack gaa. With Traht.
gus" ~. ~ .S,-.t. -.
zoho ZOE j" ooJeot'Ve po'n'' ooea no.
thus far aeem TO DO very successful, II
We can believe TuEkiai' reports, which clain
Its defoat At batonfa, but u the southern
army captures EFzoroum, lrebtzond will
fall OF neeesaity' and ~ TINT portion OF
Turkey IN Asia included between Russia and
Perata on tho cast alesopotania on tho
south, huruiatan' cnarpa5' anu o'va on the
W68tt ann the BLOCK sen on tho north, will
, 1877-05-08

Tho news OF tho death Of the United States
Consul at raramaribo came yesterday, and be-
foro night thousand implacablcs dialnfccted
thetr po!itiva and asked for thu place.
, 1877-05-08

In it, attitude toward the President tho Gtoas-
Democrat IL pcIhaps - we'll u could bc expect
ed-aI things considered.
, 1877-05-08

Tho Paris Figaro tries to scare Franco With
sensational aa1x to Won MoLrKk's lato obltquc
speech. But, as tho Figaro Ia tho champion liar
OF France. no reliance Gun DO placed upon tts
, 1877-05-08

Tho decision Of seeretary SHERMAN in regard
to prosecuting tho ''drst batch" OF distilless is
R1uM-arkably sound.
, 1877-05-08

The reason BEN nurLzR's nephew wanted 4
post-oficc IN tue Black HIlla was because ho
thought ha hsd tho ncadwood Oh 1t. But 1t
Scems he didn't.
, 1877-05-08

In attacking tho late BARNET CAuLTIxLp,
tho Journal showed courago which must havc
surprised It's friends. II will probably moro IN
forco soon upon some OF the cemeteries.
, 1877-05-08

And now tho Liberals are looking tho PEesi
dcnt over. BAN BowLss i pleased with Mm;
10 IL Col. MCCLURE. This settles II.
, 1877-05-08

In their hurry to reach Constantinople, the
Russians have taken Kass. Such unacomly hasto
u indecent.
, 1877-05-08

Mr, HArzs' uew psrtY-the ono Which will
accompany him to Philadelphia 10 open tho Per-
p,aucnt Exposition ol that ctty,
, 1877-05-08

When will the members OF the Legislature
enable TUE T8lBuax 10 publish ahels names ~
absenteea ds j.ys u we'll ~ d. taetof
, 1877-05-08

o,ana viii f,oht.
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sIAE CoiIOa IAA.
Some few OF the Southarn newspapers.
nctiuo on tho priucip1o that it IL not likely
that fnvora wifi Ia fnrccd nnon thc 2onthorr
- a, -. - -
peop'o 'noy W NV asA 1of l"".'' n"'" ~
moved tho demand That congress shhli With
out icIay atpropriate some 800 900 600 to
~oy,,a +ho -va- Ia, ro1lactot1 m tho evoo-}a
MI. =. ..,,..,.., ,s.;.t. 49,.
VI co'eon' !nis ~ "'n so'.'o'0" ou!'ns ."o
three yeaFs tast Alter the close OF the Wh1.
and 1t is now demanded that the amount of
fha .nr xvftb t1e ;ntore&t ahn11 1a rcft,ndcd,
:. =. .,.;..., ,,.. .,,;. ~ it,. -, $500
~ 10 e'a1ae'a 'nas ..i'a 'eA; os'ne ~ e1poft
duty, was nnconsslsuuohA4. AZ that time
the price Of cotton wns very high; cotton was
acerce. and fhs ,,+ctfrcers Ind a s,rrntor cnn.
-, 49,. ,x,.,a ,,,.., ,,,.. h..a .z.. ~
'soA o'es tA4sea .tt"'1 sae5 ns'o e.oA Nv.
alnce' 4tis poshole that dnf1ng that pe11oa
tho consumer paid the latgcr proportion Of
fha tnY. INT. nss,1oinp Tint the ta1 cnnnn ant
~ .ho nr,dnc.r n ;s ,,,t ,ro,osa1 n rsfrna
VI, nv ~ thoao vho ,,rndrce5 ths cottnn
ovsn ~ th,o vara noes,i,1o Nh il Il nroroaoa
=, Nv +ho INV IA tha r,orcbo,ts st,n-
~ f.o.or, ~ .,ro.n-- vhn nn;d tbn..ax
tn.a tho Troo.,~v ,,or ~ tha ho,1o-, ~
~. -o.e,,,t. ,,ost ~ z,htch l,.x, han 1,o,a,,t
~, ~. s,,s.n,ot,o, II 10 ,,ro,oao5 T., a..
tthnts ~ ~ H. rho,. .nonrt - tho .n,,on ~ .
iii, a.. ..n -.s~., 49, ,nors .,ann,,,,.t.3
;,,n-.s. ,.,orc H. etota. o,,o-a;nn -
sona rton ~ ,7,s.~ihntton h,saa naaa ~ w
- anaaunt ~, a.a;,n,ad sns a~na~,o1 r. .h;s ~ ~
no,r1v o1erv st.ta oota = nortion All mn.
, 1877-05-08

II he gets England 10 join Turkey tho next
tlmo the Russians chase their opponents will
probably be- called Derby Day,,' In honor Of
, 1877-05-08

tho nnpofntmcnt. tho President yosteftlnv
or,1erod the dismissal Of tho man Durnxn.
cutting out q lep,ous spot, a. It were, in 4
sory;ce A rat too xounp to feel the disgrace
of its apncnrnnco or to stffer from It's toss
Dnt wo ,nav know heroaftar what thu In.
dorsopneut OF OouR1essu,on means. and not
wondcr at tho shame Il has brought tho
country in tho past,
-----
THE FIBE.IHsURANcE coMPANIEH.
As much ~ yoas ago New Tork CDR
respondent Of TgE TRIBUNE who Is o1cep-
siona}ly wall informed in matters Of hro-in.
6t,ranco predicted the dissolution Of tho
National Board OF underwriters, whose head
tluastors have been located IN Now York, aud
who havo e1oroisca sort OF suzoraiu power
over tho local Boards throughout tho coun-
try. The dissolution has como at Inst, and
II Is not improbable that !" very decided revo-
luton mny take pIace In tho management Of
the hre-inau1nnco interests In this country ms
result thereof. Tho abandonment Of tho
National Board Is not In ITSELF anything to
DO doplored or feared. The power It arro-
gated to itself was arbitrary and unjust go
far ~ insurers wcro concerned, ahl frequent
y bound down companies to q policy which
deprived thom OF the advantages which their
greater capital, superior management, and
strtcter economy ought to have given thom.
The theory IL coEtalnly wrong which enables
boara Of onaes"rateFa IN Now York City
to reBulata rasas Tor the whole country,
aud this ia practically what tho MI
tlohal Donra assumed TO do. But
thAtA hnnthAF a3nfrnnE In n xt-f{al,
, 1877-05-08

G1oonbacks at tho Now York Exchange
yesterday closed at 954.
, 1877-05-08

Monroe street, between Htate md Dearborn. Faude'
vflfe and novelty. EaNA9tment M Deu Thompson.
"Jothua Whltcomb."
, 1877-05-08

1thac-1tn1t Park.
Trcnty.thfrd ani State sttecta. Championship EaMn
between tho Hartford and the Chlcago Club ~ 4&5
, 1877-05-08

Adttrflt Theatre.
MonYoe street. corner Dearborn. Variety perform
, 1877-05-08

aicVlckcr's Thrnfre.
Madison street, between Dearborn and State.
"6Wcclncarts and Wives" aud "Tom Cobb"
, 1877-05-08

- nnvcriyss Thcnere. . ...
Randolph atrcet, between Clark and ta8Afle.
EnaAycmcnt Of tho Atmee 0pers. .Boudc Troupe. ''LA
,totJc TAyS4neust."
The Morning herald., 1877-08-30
MAGISTRATES CASES.

Andrew Weller was arrsnged befors
Squire Watson, on charge of using abu-
siys language to one Amelia shockley'
Ailsr inqairy the case was dismissed for
want of evidence. Andrew seemed pleased
with the situation TIL he was requested
to appear before Squire Hagany.l His
Honor thought be saw grounds for repre-
mand and consequently fixed the fine at so
cents and costs. In default of payment
Andrew was committed.
Squire Brady was found in his office
smoking at intervals large meerschaum of
choice Durham while he expounded moral
and criminal law to select and intelligent
audience.
Squire Frazer prefers choice Havana
which he handles with ease and grace, and
after cordially greeting the representative
of the HERALD and reporting "no cases"
he called attention to his superior advan-
tages for procuring the September Pensions
for all proper claimants. #