National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-22

bury's house and barn, j. Burn
hams block and ID. COlby's dwell
ing house, on Railroad street. were
burnt to the ground. 1t is thought
the fire caught from stove pipe IN
Flanders billiard room, in Burn
hams block. Loss about fifteen
thousand dollars.
The Times says: Saturday morn
ing construction train running
from LyndOnville to Barton came
near killing Ii. {. Bugbee & Son,
section men, who were running over
the road on the usual time. While
crossing the first railroad bridge
above Walters Mill in Burke, north
of Roots crossing, when about mid |
way he saw an engine running very
fast around curve. His only es-
cape was to continue on towards
the engine. He took his boy, about
ten years of age, throwing him over
one corner of the bridge, and jump
: ing himself about the same time
the engine was to strike the hand
car, demolshing it entirely, and
throwing it all through the bridge
into the water. Bugbee, by jump
ing head first, managed to save
r himself at the south end of the
bridge, and came out unhurt.
, Wild Cherry Balsam-The mem
DRY of DR.. Wistar is embalmed III
the hearts of thousands whom his
i. Balsam of Wild Cherry has cured
of coughs, colds, consumption, o.
some other form of Pulmonary dis
If ease. 1t is now over forty years
l. since this preparation was brought
p before the public, and yet the de-
z mand for it is constantly increasing.
"IIorse Men, and others WHO
pretend to know, say that the fol
e. lowing directions had better be oh
l. served in using Sheridan's Cavalry
4. Condition Powders Give ~ horse
nr tablespoonful every night for a
1t week : the same every other night
I'd for or 6 nights; the same for q
mich COW. and twice rs much fol
an OK. The addition of little fine
salt will be an advantage.
X We have heard recently, of SIEVE
es raj severe cases OF spinal dlscas,
a. cured by Johnson's Anodyne Lini
III ment one case of a man tOrty.tivt
ne wears old, who had rot done day''
or work for four years. The bach
y, should first be washed, then rubbed
ne with coarse towel. Apply the
Lnlmcnt cold, and rub in well viii
/, the hand.
OF The EDUCATIONAL GAZETTE 70
~ April comes to our table laden Will
!" an unusually rich store of goo'
things for young and old. The AZ
Of ticlcs are sensible. high toned, tal
., of life and zest, and teach nobl
bo lessons, such as persons Of all class
az cs will be likely to learn. remember
Ina and profit 10y. We cannot to-
oil highly commend this publication t
on our readers.
ara Messrs. c. II. Turner & Co., GO
INF Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, ar
NJ. the publishers. Send for a spec
dis men py,-not forgetting to enclos
n. One Dollar, years subscription.
=, The body Oh an unknown ma
49, was found in the water on til
49, meadows of Mr.. Swasey's farm, NJ
-. Haverhill, n. H., on Friday of las
49, week. 1t is supposed the body can
H.. down the river with flood wood
The body was clothed in a Bit
blouse coat, pants that had bee
an. pieced down, WOODEN shirt. On OF
the hand the figure OF a gun was prlcke
ar in with India ink on the other
me crown was pictured in the san
manner. The man was apparent
ons about i5 or 30 years old, and fro
md appearances the body had been
On the water some time. The rcmall
e were taken to the county farm al
r al inferred.
The On Tuesday two men came dow
ars from Franconia to see about iden
at flying the body, and it is to. be G
our humed for examination. Some pc
lily Pile suspect foul play in the matter
o" A law has passed the Assemb
u at Albany, and is now before Il
son Senate. lecrcpiup that the minml,