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been shown a dispatch that went over the
wires last evening to the effect that the com.
mission decided yesterday to receive no evi-
dence IN the LOUISIANA case except the cleo
toral certificates. This looks like decision.
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A distressing condition of things prevails
in the coal mine districts of Westphalia and
Rhinelsnd. A great number Of workmen
have been dismissed, and there are over four
thousand unemployed persons, among whom
the distress is fearful No signs of improve
ment in trade or commerce are perceptible.
Rudolf Meyer, editor of the socialist news
paper. has been sentenced to nine months
imprisonment for publishing libel on
Prince Bismarck. charging him with stock
jobbIng.
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ouR. CLUBBING.

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Italy. D
The great American traveller, Dom Pedro,
emperor of Brazil, visited the pope on Tues
day. He expressed the hope that the pope
would, in accord with the Brazilian govern.
ment, assist in removing all ecclesiastical
difficulties in Brazil. The pope replied that
the church was rather accustomed to smooth
than create obstacles. He hoped to be able
to restore the religious harmony which
had always been the glory of Brazil.
The interview was marked by extreme cor
dialiy. The emperor showed much emotion
and threw himself at the feet of the pope.
The empress was received with great kind
ness by the holy father.
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THE PESITENTIARY.

On account of the "hIrd times or for
some other reason, the reports from the peni
tertiary are not as rosy as they were. In
fact, the commissioners own up TO little de-
ficiency, and want s75, co 10 cover It, A
committee is at Joliet looking into the matter
and TO them tie officers are making their
plant. Some of the contractors, who had
leased labor, have insisted on a reduction Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

Statistical returns of the product OF
the vines in France for the year 1876
show that the vintage has fallen of exactly
was caused by the ravagss of phhlloxera.
A terrible explosion occurred in the coal
mine at Graissesssc on Monday, killing fifty
five miners. Thirty bodies, irightfully mu-
tila,ed, had been recovered on Wednesday.
Gen. Changarnier died on the 18th, aged
"a
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The East.


Servia and Turkey have apparently agreed
on basis of peace, the substance of which
is salating the Turkish flag, conservation of
SeVian fortresses and prevention of armed
bands crossing the frontier. Russia has ap-
parently abandoned Servia as the price of
Austria's acquiescence or cooperation in the
Russian policy. because if Servia is Quoted,
the great cause of restlessness among the
slavs IN Hungary would be removed 1t is
probable that Russia will not adopt a similar
course toward Montenegro but will put hey
forward as the champion of the Turkish
Christians.
AS to the probabilities Of war, Bismarck
at grand parliamentary dinner at Berlin on
Saturday expressed decided opinion that
war was inevitable, and that Russia would
commence it by direct attack On Turkey
Meantime Russia has already gathered 12O,
600 infantry at Kishenef on the Danube
with 5000 cavalry and 1923 guns. Two
corps at Odessa make the total of the army
of advance $4,000 infantry, and 720 guns.
Thousands Of horses have been bought for
training. The bridge at Kisheneft is capable
Of passing the whole army over the Danube
in a day.
Mdhat Pasha is at Brindisi, and says his.
Punishment was due to Russian intrigue,
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REVENUE LAWS.

When the last appropriation tor the present
state house passed four years ago, the people
of Springfield signed bond agreeing to pur.
chase four additional acres of ground to be
added to the state house lot, without cost to
the state. But they never did so. Therefore,
on Tuesday, Mr.. Lindsay offered a resolution
In the house recommending the condemnation
of said four acres, and that suit be commenc
ed against Springfield for the pay. The reso-
linton WAS adopted
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than disease. II = large proportion oi
traders who succumb could be kept out
OF business, and be provided with some
other pursuit than that of helping to d.
vide small trade among large number,
iatluras weuld not be an unmixed evil.
Bu. the facilities which wholesale mer-
chants themselves afford for etectIng set
Elements at fifty cents on the dollar ana
lees, and which the National Bankrupt
Law encourages, are not untrequently
an effective premium TO the greatect rss-
cality and poorest capacity. But time
cures all, and it is to be hoped that busI-
ness sentiment against compromises and
IN favor of sn amended Bankrupt Law
will be gradually developed, and be ettec-
tive toward remedying existing evils
The most encouraging features OF the
present time is the excellent prospect OF
the crops throughout the country. From
the extracts which are subjoined to this
circular, and which have been CLEANED
in some thlrty.ive different business
centres BY the intelligent representatives,
of the Agency, it is evident that year
of great abundance is vouchssted TO the
country. Local trade dependent on that
condition OF things seems by these re-
ports TO promise fairly, and the photo
graph which Is thus presented OF the
business of the country by MessrS. Dun
& Co. is exceedingly complete and inter.
estinp.
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communication with and supplying the
srmy south OF the Danube. A. this
bridge must be bsrely sdeQusie for day
70 dsy requirements. snd hss been
several times broken by storms snd tho
current OF the river there csnnot yet
have been Any such accumulation Oi
material and transports ~ Sistoya ~
would Justify generSI sdNanSe. u
seems improbable therefore thst the h-''
slans can originate any very s.Hrtli
movement 81 present. II iA' Turk,
choose ,N keep 10 their 'orut,tuo0,
AIyIcrs from Bu,gsrls BID 'Slr - con
tInua o. ~ interesting y character ~ mere
;uiore Tor several weeks. The position
DO Asla Minor D, ln.rraoly ,,rS-. MUNh
rs PSsha }, =, k4-> with shout ioON
men. s,l told, including the h-rs GSrrl
son. Grurrn. MlGhy' - - seam with
about 5000 men. t.t superior I'd ,ur
Turks IN CAVIAR Aui artillery The grr
-Isou oG Ba,num hss msGr no IuportSut
move. -, 'sr ~ -"p'r;rd, s,uvr Al spschH
retired Tho Russians sti., hold Arda.
hau, the Turks ASvinc withdraw a..
troops from the MonteneGrIn frontier,
rN'"Pt 'h' SaIFlS'"' '' '"' ''', A'1
'.'NN"'u''' ',,.'' y ''',''Hs y ',SfA''
ing 20 o''''S' N''s'y' AEH."' '"'''N'
decIara'iohs "l Hu>'F'SS h'u'fH'''N COZ
N"'e ~ o' Es"'H VI answer 20 '"' ~.
P'' f'''''''"'.l ~. '"''S,'' 40 ''''
'rSrN sense u j. h"''eN"''' "'"'' ''' '''
enuslNe references :" goo" uh"''''a"H
inE N''n ha'SlA ana 'he integrity o'
-" Eup'r'T A..iHn'" "h'th o'.
lore hoN'' i'l'' HHTHyI'''h'd ''oN
'ommuniqU" rom th' N'''''AA
'hauce.,rl are no" uniformly A"s'n'
H.' 'n' d',. ~ A''"'' are '..""'' ~ ."'
DS'' S'ser'''" '' '""''""',' u '''''".'''
HN' SUI ''"''''''' -
,e,r,1 from ihc fat t,st R,uw,ol, and
So-y,. r,,r.io fr,p, 's,,,v, 80. ,,.,n,-.t,,p
in IN. w,r Both are the mern,, rre.-
,y-.,. ,f Ey..r,swIll Their helm will b,
valuable d, Bulgaria now ,sre,,n,.y ,u.,
,t S,rvl and II Ku..in hesitate, ,o cA.I
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investigating Prison Labor.

PITTSBURGH July l4.-TRe committee
appointed by the State Legislature to in
vcstigate the prison labor contracts IN
the State. n, to Its results on the morals
OF prisoners, and by competition on out
side workmen, adjourned to-day, ana
viii spend to morrow At Cresson Springs.
Du-ing the past week large amount OF
evidence was submitted to them here by
contractors OF prison labor, Ulcers OF the
prnitentrary and workhouse, and by
manufacturers, who claim that the pres
ent system is detrimental to tree labor,
the principal among which are broom,
whip and shoe manufacturers, and oaT
rel makers. The committee when they
lett were undecided as to whether or not
they would resume their sitting mere,
and were very reticent as to Whist their
report to the Legislature will be.
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Inquest on the n"hy ofHncL eu An
ticIpaIIous Of roubI,.

Mo.rREAL. july 1.-THE coroner
commenced tins morning taxing ovl-
dcnca IN the inquest on the body Of
Thoms. Lett Hsckctt DR. Pcrrigo made
a post ,uDrfcut examination, and tcstIA"d
that h" found bullet wound M the hrNu
anG another m th" boulder toe l..f
sufficient to Cause dcRf. he g.. est
thou adjourned until Monday m.r...g.
Arrangements for the funeral oi Hack.
81, On Monday, have been ,'mpl".ed
Tho rpmaIrs viii be O.. ny"yod To OfE ge
HAll this evening, and forty Orau ,omou
vii keep guard each night until Mon
day. The hcarse will bo drawn 10y tour
horses MEMBER OF the local lodRos, re-.
In'orced by large number oi their
brethren from OntArio. will mAr'n ~
procession in iull rersI a.
The Natlonsi Societies OF 81 George,
ST. Andrew, OaIeIOuian, Irish Prptes-
tAnts. &c, have ,lgnlted thcIr iHtoutiuu
OF being present Vo.uu.ocrs xii At.
tend in plain clothes unless they should
be- required on duty The funeral pro.
ccssion Will start NJ 3 r..
james Farrell, n painter, entered
store, pulled pistol IRON hls pocket
and observed, "IhAt i. the pistol Hsoke,.
WAS shot with Two detectives, who
had been on ms trail, Immediately A.
rested him. The pistol hAs been icrnti.
fed a. one ~ possession Of HSckeLt ~"
time he WAS shot.
OTTAWA, July H-Thr OrAngrm"u
of Ottawa are m session. discussing the
question OF attending Hacketts funeral
OTTAWA, July i5.-The Orangemen Of
this city to-day decided 30 send five
hundred Of their body n Montreal 10
night They vii be joined by one
hundred and fny from Bells Corner
three hundred from RgsseI county, one
hundred from VGn KIRK Bll md
large uumb'r from Ottawa county
ROCKVILLE. OST July 10 "A dele
g2tlOn Of Orangcmen lett this morning
for Montreal N attend the iuncrA. o'
Hsckett
MoNrEEAL. July lJ.-Pgter M,Cui.
l9ugh, n Catholic, VS. assaulted by two
French CanAtlAns. lie ,Ays that A. the
time Of the attack two sbO,s we're fred
from the house oppo-ite, one nIt!lEg him
behind toe ear.
Two hundred md hhy OrAngemsn AZ
rived tonight from OtowA
Ata meeting oi the presidonD and Of
fccr. u the lrish Catholic socie.es, -
night. the following resoiuNOH VA
passeJ: That Ne mAkeAn esrnes. splrs!
10 our cO-nAtiOnAIIsu sud cO-relikou vu,
With hOm the sOlsmnIties Of the burial
Of the dsad are ever rsAttsr Of religious
respect, D. Ab-tsiu, on the OccrsIOu VI The
f.nerAI oh !. HAckelt 10 moro =, from
ary dIpisy Or denOnsIrAtion that could
be Interpreted INTO oppOsItion 70 that
ssired rite, that we shall hold yp -
public eIecrstion Any man Or men - rs-
gardles. Of the national honor ~ " IN
peril the national character by a. M.
.cenly nc! or word ~ ,uch time, amidst
such -urroundngs.
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Rustness Failures.

NEW YORK, July IA The creditors OF
George h. Wolf X Co, wholesale dry
goods dealers OF Worth street snd Gin
cinnsu, are accepting n settlement Of
thIrty-ive cents on the dollar, eleven
cents payable in cash and the remainder
IN endorsed notes at three, nine and
twelve months. The firm owes S5O0OOO.
ELLSWORTH, ME., July l4.-H. VI. Il
B Hall, lumbermen, failed. Liabilities
$4,000, one halt secured by assets. The
Unsecured creditors are mostly nominsI.
The failure caused much financial distress
on Union river.
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The situation.

LONDON. july lj.-TEere Is 10 tru.t
worthy new. .-ru the srmles IN Bul.
gsria. A recent -pecisl says the rumcrs
tAs, great battle were progressing there
prove entirely g-Yundis-s and that me
Russians are closing in, which Is proba.
bic. although their concentration must
be Iu very ts. gA-t tate sIrcr tsIe-
graphic CONTAMINATION between Rust
cnug and Sum wss intact up - Friday.
However. n Cyr.tsntinopie specls. dated
saturday saw. The Russians are sp-
proschlng R9gsd, and nave probably
Already cut the railway rssr that point.
I, j. conia.,ured by some tnst the Iurks
viii usIrL..- n defeu-Iye line extending
from Rus.cauk via ShUm.A ,o O,msn
Bszs- A.. ai.l give ,u...o 10 the open.
The C0n,,auuu0pie specIni above men
toned oypores I'll. pre- lmptIon, rEce
the Cr.af object o.; such defensive iiLe
would 10 % protect the railroad, which
feed. tie guadrlAiers Tbi: railway has
now been apparently cl. BY the Russians
,.-rru, oupJ-Illon. A more plsu.iJie
theory i. trs. .Ls Turk await the d"
ge.llmeut % the Russia. campaign n
rp.ccation ,as. Rutchuz and Shunia
rra-. .. Je.Ieget aud one Dr both BE- 70
!uced before tbe advance OF the Balkans
an De unce-tskgE. They hope thus 10
consume the season wherein operation :
are practicable. ~ Ru-tchuk and Shumis
are Ds.iveI capable f 4 heightened re-
sIs.sncc And o. .le meantime the Balkan
passes could be strengthened and rein.
forced. Two tHiDgs appear certain.
F.r.l thsl the Russians csnntt
.ez. he ps.se. OF the Be- ksn, or Sophia
b7 3 cO1lp dg main ss Wa 81 one time
eIpec.ed sut sIuce the Turks have
alfeady taken precautions sgsIus: such
movement Second, the single bridge
:, SlmnitEa remains the only means Of
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Law systematically settled.

SAN FRANCIsCo, July l4-In the
United States Circuit Court today y
paper was read announcing an smlbabLe
settlement in the suit in bankruptcy be-
tween the California Pacific Railroad
Company and the German bondholders,
and asking that the suit be dismissed, the
petitioners TO pay the costs. 1t was
signed by the attorney for the petition
er.. The court ordered the dismissal.
A similar request will be presented IN
the Z uitec States District Court.
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OS another page is reproduced IRON
the New York HerGid an interesting sc-
count Of the lie Of EDsoS, the accom-
y - Of the Springfield bank robbers. 1t
II strange story, and oividIy exemphhes
the old, old saying concerning the inevi-
table cors,q ,quences OF dissipation and
lu,, ntr AT the same time 1t
teaches very signihc,nt lesson
TO bal k..rs, buslr ess men aud others in
this, that you cannot be to cautious n 10
whom you admit into your conf i"r"a
without indubitable proof OF liz IaJeEr0 y
and reliability Tins rogue hD,oN, y
virtue Of his position as baib lock ""I
ssfe inspector in the emp oy ,. II ERt q
s. Co., the extension safe msuutactu Ct,
not only placed the property %! thousa S
in jeopardy but impereled the lives yt
numbers of bank officers by the risks
they run IN attempting to protect the
wealth in their charge. Its probably the
greatest conspiracy for extensive rob
berries on record. No bank 10 the country
was safe, from such secret combination
of owergul rogues. Their ability to
rob and plunder WAS slmos. beyond con-
CeptlOL.
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An Insurance Company Retires from
Business.

ST LOUIS, July 1.-THE St. Louis
Lumbermens aud Mechanics Insurance
Company, of this CITY, decided st meet
ing OF ts Board OF Directors, to-day, 20
relnsure all their risks and retire IRON
business. The asset: of the company are
said to be more than sufficient TO meet
all their Liabilities and pay the stock
holders in full.
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LANcAsrGR. O. JlIy u. Is71.
. Charter Oak Libel Suit.

HARTFORD, Conn, July l4.-Judge K.
Wlggin. President of the Charter Oak
Life Insurance Company, has instituted
u suit for libel against the Courart for
the publication of an editorial this morn
ing entitled "Charter Oak" His special
grievance is an article comparing him
self and father with the Northampton
bank robbers. Damages, 500, 900.
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Base Ball.

PIrTsBUEGH, July l3.-AlieghcnF Fs
TecumsehS, Of London, Ont, 2 r-e
Aileghenys defeated tie Manches;e' ia
both games played here this veos oy
scores Of ) TO and % !
CIyCIySATI, July l4-Star- T. CIa-
ciunstIs !.
CHICAGO, Jury l4.-Cbicsg 1, Hr..
fOrds 9.
PHILADELPHIA, July l4.-Ata.et!cs 0,
PRilsdelphiss q
ST. LOUIS, July l4-St Loll= 10 Boz
tons 8.
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VI aFiuP.

LONDON, July l4-The steamship
Cauada, from New York, hss arrived out,
SAS FBASCIsco, July I4.-Ssiied -
Steamers Chins, for Hong Kong Vla
Yokohsms; Grsnsds, for Panama.
New YORK, July l5-Arrived-
Steamers BrilaEic, from Liverpool, and
Arrsgon, from Bristol.
FURTHER PorST, July l5,-Tbc steam
ers Morsnisn, from Liverpool, AID Cag'
ada, from Glasgow, passed an.
PHILADELPHIA. July l5.-ArriTsd-
Steamer Illinois from Liverpool
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Earthquake NJ Memphis.

MEaPHI-, July l5.--At . 80 this M
= .bArp and well defined shock Of earth
quake VA felt IN this city, lasting only
Tor 4 moment AID doing no damage. a
wedding ans beng performed Al Grace
Church and ~ B-hOp Pierce, OF Afksn-
ss., Euo va Ohici ting, announced .bs
couple msn ana vile the stOnk came Ali
created commoiIon among those pre-
srlt.
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Tue Radical party IN the south Is
going to the dogs with great aiacr,ty'
The Republican Executive Committee o.
Mississippi met recently and dl'banded
the party, voted against making any
uomlnstlon, approved tba Southern
policy and adjourned ,as oss. 1t Is be-
Ieved that the Rrpubdcsns Of Georgia
and Alabama wi. 10 low suit on disbsnd-
!lg without nominations thus pr.c-
ucslly yielding up the field to me
Democracy ON local l,ues which
are sll that enter into IT, approach
ing canvass. In conversation with Judge
HARRIS, the present conservative Repuo.
ncan Attorney General OF Mississippi 1t
i. learned that this course ,rs been de-
cided upon as the only sensible one in
view of the complete control the Demo
Gratis have over all branches J the SLa'e
government.
About this time there Is much packing
ot csrpet-sacks and big exodus OF seal
Awsgs from the Southern States.
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THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
Failures for the First Half of 1877,

II is evident that the business of the
country. generally, only very slowly i'm.
proves. The results or the first half Of
the present year are by no means entire
" satisfactory. Neither IN extent nor
proftableoess are there msuy signs Of
Improvement; while in the recovery or
stability OF values, the Indications are
uncertain, and not unlrequently the ten
dency is still decidedly downward. The
statistics of failures, also, which are peri
odically furnished to the public by the
Mercantile Agency OF K. g. DUS u Co.,
are not resssuring, AS we gather from the
regular quarterly circular first issued.
The failures for. the United States for the
first six months ct three years are stated
as follows:
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Murdered bya Drunken Man.

PATERSON, July l4.-Eiward Holland,
OF Carmel, New York, in the American
hotel, fatally shot young man named
Ellsworth. Holland was drunk,
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TIE city government of Pittsburgh IS
recognizing the necessity OF curtsling ex-
penses somewhere, and among other
nesns OF doing 50 it Is observed that she
aas run her pruning knife INTO the police
force and cut the number down from 25O
" I84 patrolmen. In the fire depart
.uent the reduction mada is only sixteen.
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Schooner sunk.

PoETLAsD, hE, July 1.-THE schO1t-
er Mary wa sunk BY toe steamer LsO-
nora, tor New York, early 70 day. AGd
,hrse men drowned.
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FEEEHoLD. n. }, July l4.-Ssrnus }
Tilden sUd party revisited the Rev .I'
tIonsry battlefield here to-csy, add ter
ward dlned with Ex-Governor Parker. In
the evening there was = ssrenadei i'l'
loved bgsn II formal reception.
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The merchants ot Charleston, South
Carolina, have accepted au invitation
rem the business men of Cincinnati TO
visit and partake OF the hospltali.ieo OF the
Queen City. They will arrive 10 day
and the good people OF Cincinnati have
made extensive preparations to entertain
them in manner beftung the occasion
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MR SAMUEL JoN -. OF Woodteid,
Ohio, died last Thursday, aged seventy
years. He WAS brother by marriage to
Captains c. ii. Jonn and William Booth
oi this city and Clarlngton.
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THERE WAS Panlcky time in st.
Louis, Saturday. The Butchers and
Orlyers Bank tai 90, winch caused run
On other banking institutions, but the de.
msnds OF the depositors were promptly
met, except IN in few cases where the
banks claimed the u,Ial sixty d, IS
notice
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THE new government tour per cent
loan Is n proving great success. Near
ly S5uuuu.OuO hsve been taken at nome.
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Affecting At9lster.
Gold ,loSsd : .arcay at 1864

The ,0sather to-dy '0iH he Pa' tIV
Loudly. .olth soDthertv "lnas, stationary
s,aosrat,1.s, amt ,ocai rams.
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rns civ solicitor 5 IN demand just aI
present.
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THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
Panicky Feeling in st.
Louis.
Suspension Of the Butchers
and DrOVers' Bank
Runs on Other Institutions.
One of the Indian Bureau
RascalS Caught.
The IndianS--A Another Bat
tie With JOe's Gang.
Gen. Howard Fights Them
All Day,
And Allows Them to Get
Away.
Frightful Coal Mine Ex-
pIosion.
Slight Shock Of Earthquake
at Memphis.
Volcanic Eruption in Bcua-
dor.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-06

For the preservation or recovery of health
and strength. the diet should be wholesome
and nutritious. When it happens that the
almentary processes are disturbed by impro-
per or half mastcated food, the best remedy
from the evil results of abusing the digestive
organs is Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters, most
agreeable, prompt and gentle remedy for dys-
pepsia, and for the bilious and evacuative ir-
Irregularities which result from it. The liver
and bowels, in common with the stomach.
The refuse of the system is carried off thro'
its natural outlet, healthy flow and secre-
ton of the bile is promoted, and a powerful
impetus is given to assimilation in conse-
quence of its use. 1t BEAUTIFULLY stimulates
the bladder and kidneys when they are inac.
tive, and by its tonic and regulating action
fortiies the system against malaria.