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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
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5rantrei6 unb Deuti6lanb ffstsH ii&
spet gUltsr BON stsmliA slei&sr numeri'
i6er Starts ssssnibsr. Die Sep5lfsruns
NOrbbfutI6lanbs bstrast mad Der neus.
Fen 3dbluns (spn 1869 29.309,752
Seslen,, bieisnise Der iibbeutl&eu Staa'
ten, wslte bur6 bic S6ub- unb Srub.
binOniFs BON 1866 ibr S&idfaI an bic
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NIT gnttufasmrs tbuu, S,5lO,243 mad
Der 3abluns BON 1864. Diefsn 3S Nil-
liOnen Deutl&sn lieten 3S.192,OO0 Gran.
BOisn ssseniibtr. ,.e 9 rs
Die prsueiI6e armse bsfstt mad Der
suSerIdifesn @usabf zines In Berlin sr,
I&sinsnbsn militdrii&sn Slattss aus 325
gatutlOusn Snfantsris. 26s S&wabrO-
uen GaSallsris, IL Hssimsntsrn glrtilIsris
nit LAG @ef6abtn unb IL Sataiasnsn
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batsn auema&t. Dasu tOmmt pas fad.
| flae armtseorps NIT 20 SataiaOnen Sn-
fautsris uno Siser, "a S&paSrpnsn 8el.
tsrst, l8 8nttsrisn artilltrie, 2 Gpmpas-
niten piOniersn unO 2 gompasnissn
Grain; feruer bic gcntinsente ron gruun-
l&weis, SIbrnburs, ben btiptn Itdlen.
burg. ben fd&ff&tu !SsrScsibsmsrn, I'm.
bait ben Girlenttiimsrn Rsub, eippe,
gBuIbed uub S&warStura aulammsn Ct.
| ma 10000 NIT elmer entIprs&snben an.
sabl gfsrbtn unb @el&abtn. Dte1e Strsit.
ma6t sun stpa 4SO, 900 @ann biIbtt In.
Seifen nur bas llebtntt 5ser BON Norb.
tsutI&lanb, eaSu bat man nod bic fOferI
osrfiistars 8sisrss Gritsr eanbnrbr tr.
fen gufssbots) nit 120 9aiainsnfn Sn.
| fanttrts. T6 @apabrUnsn. 24O @sfadbsr
uno II 8ataiGOHen gtOuttrsn. sufammsr
$4,000 Iann unb bic ais Stlabunss.
trupprn su ptrwenrenrs edncwstt (srpti'
tss aufsetOD nit 100000 gaaaH u red
neu.
gsi titltr 8att BON stra $4,000
Gdan Rnb bic Sifisitrt, Der fraiH, bt'
Militairarteiisr anp Spseialeorps, ipt'
Gelbteltsraptis. 8sIbtiIrntabHeOrFs, STD
pOa, Ssranttnrastr, u. tsI. Hi9t stHst'
rednet unb ,ptHn man bic pitaetet HpH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
OSer 1T NrtnS Srcpotb BON Scbens
solIerns 9 ismarineem9

Da biefe Bis jest gin;li6 unbetaunte
ptrfOnlihfeit pl6BliG ,u elmer wiGttgen
Scqs beltimmt Iasint, unb Die srcst Sra
ae iiber &ries uub 5rtsOsn an feline Gam
bpatur fur ben 1panil6en Gbrpn 9stuapft
wire, 70 miiGen mir ins fhpn etpas nd.
Der NIT tbm beifdftissn.
prin, Qeopclb pom 5obtnScIlsrn lit Der
dltsae Sebn bts peilanb resterenben
5iirNtn, Sorl glnton BON Sismarinasn
(seburen 181D aus btITen Gte nit ber
6aOtIden 0rinielIin Solepbine Gees. 1879
Dieter I'm Sabre 1884 abseitIORensn Gte
tntlprauesn 4 SSbus, wopCn Der dlteift
unIsr 9sppolo, Der 3wsite &arl, Der iebtss
5iirf BON 9tumSnien. &arl @ntcn, Der
Batter, General Der Snfanterte In Yreu.
6eu, trat tn ben 6anf,iser Sabren Istn
,,Nsth" an preuBen ab uno purbe I'm
Sabre 1858 preueiIher MintIterprIFbent,
pel6t Stellt fr tis gnfange 1862 bstlftS
pete. Dieter SismarInssr 3wei9 ber
5obsn3pllerR sebGrt bem tatbUItfGen
@laubensbefenntniTe an. Qtcpulp, rtr
dItefe Subn Sarl 2lutcns, IN 1885 gsbo-
rem, CUR 3eit preubifasr @iaior TN erRsn
@arOtrssiment unp felt 1861 nit gnto.
mia, SGpeiter bss resitrtnben 3Sniss pon
portusaI, psrmdblt.
Das if aliO Der Wann, Der isbt In Gu.
ropa 70 piel BON liG rspen mdHt unb bels
len Sbrpneanbipatur bic 8snte gum Sal
len brinst unb bic lsbtafte1eu 8eIcranilIe
fur @rbaltuns bes 6rieOsns berpOrruft.
a z
ipaniihe Sbron -@anSipat, fCllte ben Gran.
scltn ni&t 70 unaussnsbm Itin. 81 er
bod elm llrenfrl Der Raiitrtn SOispbine
Don 5ranfreid. Seine Mutter, sletGfaIls
Soispttnt eenannt, mar ndmliH zine Sc&-
ter BON 6arl, @robbsrsos ppn Babtn,
nnb Steptanie 8saubarnais, Der SpGter
Soepbiasns!
Der serpanl&te eeOpclp Rebt alIo ben
Scnapartee iebr nabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21

R6~ 5abt ibr Elm nsuts 5aus ausiis
ftFetGen pesr Elm aliss Su psridGnsru. 70
iibersebt bic Grbeit an Qlsr, 6ap. pelhsr
euG ;ufrisrenitelIen wiro. @ultr6ge rer.
ben in amsrtn's Sapstenicre obtr Sui.
Isrs apOtbsts sntssSsnseuUmmen. 19mi
SerautOn Sparbanf. = Sir bas Sabr
1870 psrbsn ron tielsr 9anf fs9s prs;enI
3infsu per 9abr auf ale DspOlIisn, bic s., ,0OC
ni3t iibsrfsissu, bsSabIt- unb fiiHf prSssut
bel SummsH iibE hisieu 9siras. alles frei pUu
Rssiruussfmsrn fur DspplitOrsH.
27jr6m 8. q, @Oprs GaiFrsF,
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Qiffe Der @rlefe

nit beutIt- -tineenben Namsu, prl6e bis pcri
gen Samlas auf biefstr Yuf anfamtn uni
nibt abssbrIt purttu:
S-@satbias gaf9nas.b Satbatina Saf$
uassl.
G-@lbrlm gautin. -...--
8-@scrss Gdrr, Sifcb 5orfer.
5--9Innd SareenIfein, 94m. 5absrader, Su
Tia u. Sauler.
a-GSrarb artbs (2), 9cbn a!tiH.
9-Gbarlrs epne. eOuiia eeTef, 9ifCret Q
9puds, 9obann qaugmanu. ....r.
R-Wihatl Nalf (pesr BaID.
@-Dm. SbuHahfr.
gB- -Oli6asl @slbsr, SatOb Q. @fiit.
3-gouilr 3abe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21

S@- Die 6errtn @sbr. @clb1mit6,
eadawanna gpenut, bsatfhtI0su, tins
@tnceruns i'm @sl6dite pOrjnnsbmsn unb
wsrbtn bater bon isbt as tbrtn rtthsn
Baartn.gcrratb gum 6oftnprsilt los.
fGlassn. ufbtrjsusi guG ftlbF bappn,
has Sbr bort bilis taufsn t5ant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
Nerbeiratbet: I:

am t3. Suli 1870, Rar 9us, NIT 4arpli.
ma 8riinis, bsibe BON GarbUnbals.
elm IA. Suit, aueuf SimpH, NIT Sp,
pbie Hptb, beibe bon Scranton.
am ii. SuIi, ausuf 8umm, aus Barrel
a. B. 3. NIT prHriftts Styu, aus @Srinssu,
pann. !s.tInG51 l nt ItirssI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21

b sBafbinetcn, Is. SuItl "a liGr MOrs
ssns.)a Der preuetfas @sfdnbte Baron
BON @srclt bat ttne Dspei&s srbaItsH.
ponad bie frduS5RI&e glOtts tsreits prtu.
bif&s 5anSeIsf&tfe rssseuOmmsn tot.
Der Baron bat seifsat Gbenb bsm Draf-
esntsH bic Dspsf&e ssseIst. aF1
Stfretdr Gif6 bdlt ben &rits fir uH-
usrmttpliH. Gr fast, bie Dspsf&sn stns'u
fimmtliR Our6 bic 5dnbe OeS ftans5f.
f&sn aSenten, anb bsbtaIb tSnnten bic
frtmbsn @slanbtsn tsiHe oOer 'nur letr
psrfimmsIts DsptI&en trbatten.
9m 5ans Jeists bsute Der Sprt&tr an,
bal Der prsuBtf4s @rfanbte Baron @sr0lt
miiibsils, sr babe Dspsf&en srbaltsH, oab
Der 5srieg erfiGrturb BON preHbsn aHge'
uommen Iei. Das 9aas nabm oteie
g1a6rtdkH init NpplaHs aHf. 5trr 0frs
oft tbsilte fsrnss mit bas 0aH6laap init
yrsubsH ssesn wsEes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
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OWENS Atelier,
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SrrantoH pa.
Ia i'd fiir,lid has pbotugrapbilbe @tslitr bon
.. q. 9rppuell fGufli6 eritarben babe unb bas
GjeIbGft ldpn cine 3eibs Ypn Sabren init Or
fpIs fiibrte, 70 Bin i'd i'm Stanbt Sibrr tsher
gIrt au3ufrrtisen, mic
Gifitens 9arten, Serrotbpes,
SDorptppeS, NmbrOtppes,
Starepfcppe, 3aifers Sfarten.
grIcnbtre 9Iufmsrfiamfsit Serpenbs i'd auf bic
pcr,sllan Silerr, tpelde III srpBer Sd6nbeit arts
gefsrtigt unb an 8larbeit uub pra1t pom frinem
anberen iibfrtrcfen perbsn.
apmmt uub befebt bic prOben.
linIers 8artsn- YiIbsr linb in elmer @siIs aus
aefiibrt, tprlhe IN bieIem 2beiIe bee Staates
nidt rrrridt pirb. SriIlan3 unb 8larbeit
ttnujsi6nen iis alls as erfe SIalis glrbrit. yin
9sIu6 ibe5eust Stbrmann.
Gin eetreues Bib garantirt.
9inbern tsben AIttrS ipirS trIuntsre gufmrrf-
Iamfett aeipiemet, bod lplIten btrsn 8iltrr 3pi-
Itsu 10 uub 2 llbr senommen tpercsn.
pbptpsraPbtsn,
ppm fleinleu bis 3ur 9rbenserSer, eplprirt nit
Ssl, palftll, WaIIer pbtr Snbiens5arbr, pom 2s-
ben pber pen alten Silpern e0pirt.
@le platten ipereen aufssbUbeu unb fSnnen
baScn tsberteit @bSiise sema6t tpsreen. auftrGee
per pcf psrben puuftlib siTeftuirt a1@ Das
eepanIGte Bib mub srnau bei6riebrn werben.
gllle pbctesrapbil&e 8ipfr psrbsn oesrn &C.
ringe 8Ufen eclcrirt.
RHS 9amen IOlltrn fsiue blaBrotbt bIaue
Ober purpurne alsiesr trassn, ba iie ft bed ab-
nebmen. Sm Gntpfang- unb AnIlsieeSintmer ilf
lfets cine DAME CUR SifeIeifune ontpeienb.
EaS Silber pom 3raufrn unp Spptsn perbrn
i'm pauIe eencmmen.
@nli6ten ppn @sbGuten pber anptrsn Sahrn
tperben ;u ben tillistrR prriltn unbarbr gut auf-
9encmmen.
Spppbl BEL beIlsm mic aud bel tribsm Q6tt-
ter perben 8ilper eenpmmsn.
aIbums, 9tabmen unb Saaiku in GROCER
AuspabI unb bilis.
$40 8. g. Owen, photographic.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
-Sn can, Dsatf&lanb bsrrf4t gro.
Ser gHttulfaemus.

= Sn gan, Dsutf&lanb bsrrf4t gro
Ger gHttufasmus.
= Der &Snig pom Sa&Itn Sat feline
Scmmsrretfe aufStseteu anp bIsibt In
Dresbfn. aLc tara y. i44s
- Sismard BAT mad alien 8iHtuustn
bin tslssrapbirsn laiien, bab bic bentidta
Sdtfe faleunisf eeutlGe uno neutraIe
5dfen auffu&en lcllen.
gBien, II. SuIi. SIN 8uminien aett
stne 8esofution bsoor. Der 5iaerret@ifdbs
Gcniul fHretbt: DIE Gage bts GirIieu
9arl GnO sesdbIt."
- Die @iener YrsiIt Bat li& tn benz
csutf&' 'franSGftl6sn Conflict auf SsIts
6ranfrei&s sefeat.
= Das Observation-Disclosures III SUm
Stunomtf&sn @UnttI nit 450 ststn ss
Stimnen afieenCnimtn ircrben.
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ns- Bel bislsm bsibsu BETTER III fOIsens
bss anfsbIbarse IitttI sessa bic @aRer>
if&ta BET 5uHbsH sn smpfebtsn; s3sRms
ben 5anS Hno talte leinen SOPf cine
ptsritI GtHHte unttr bas gDaEr."
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8ldttfrt0bQf.

gDir baIisn auf gcratt ale GsrtsH tiubti-
mif4tI SIatttr.Sabadty Fbfufc pnsaHna uHh
Sasa IN SrieiuaIStrpadune.
Carney, 9rfpp II. Co.,
buli6m 306 9adamaHaa NrF.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
9teQeaefm6.

Der @eIuHfelIsr panItt cine SirIt IN eintm
bsr bitiissu ubfr dusw6rtiefi SptfIS ale Strwart
pbtr Glerf ~ trbaltsn.
Dur& tabrtiaustn 9etritb btefes @tlH6fts>
;tpriets tn frtmben 9anbtH purbe ID, auBtr ber
SrutiHen Spra&t, aud Der tneIiltsn, pantheon
unb italirnifhen rpIlfcmmen hneia.
SetUG uHr icIHr 8tlm6ftsIeHte, bic ibrt tln-
trrstbeutn mad brrtn etifung unb QuFatruue
gu ih6bfH wifen, ptrben rrfuGt ibrr Gsrf(fe
etnjulrnhtn. llfberbaupt zine SteIIt NIT tinfr
annebmbartn GTifenj pire sffubt
w1an asselIiFe ,,@tinGffllfr," pplf Bor it9,
SuaRtoH, pa. 23b9
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
A Singular Cattle Disease.

The disease now SO seriously affecting
cattle in Wisconsin, is thus described !:
One man who lost a number Of head
says they were turned into the corn-felds
after the corn was husked. Some of the
corn was doubtless left, which, with the
leaves, stalks and grass furnished rich
feed. There was no water in the field,
and the cattle probably remained some
time before coming out to drink. Three
of them were found dead near the water.
In one case, two-year-old steer went to
the water apparently well, but after
drinking, it was found standing there APP
parently in great pain, its muscles twit-
ching and frothing at the mouth. On
being struck it jumped several times,
moving in stiff, awkward manner, with
out using its joints much. 1t groaned
as If in great pain, and turning about re-
turned to the place it started from and
fell, and lay there in stupor until killed.
staggering gait, stupor, frothing from
the mouth, twitching of the muscles,
and coloring of the urine, are some OF
the symptoms. Cows and steers are at
tackled. No careful post-mortem exami-
nation was made, but in one case it was
noticed that the bladder was distended,
and the stomach, and, we believe a
part of the intestines, were crowded with
dry food. 1t is fatal disease, and is
caused by too much rich fcod deficient
in fluids. The best way to prevent this
disease is to allow the animal to feed but
short time, and give it access to water.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
The AbOminatiOn of DesOlatiOn.

A correspondent of the Cologne Ga
zette gives a graphic account of the state
of the environs of Paris, only two months
ago so smiling and SO luxurious. After
you leave Brie, on don't see a creature
but Prusslan soldiers. In every direction
the French have blown up the bridges,
dug bitches across the roads, and cut
down the poplars which bordered them,
that they might become obstacles in the
way.
The superb bridge that spanned the
Seine at Villenoueve, is now replaced by
Prussian pontoons Villenoueve is com
pletely denuded of inhabitants. Not
even a cat or dog is to be seen absolute
desolation reigns everywhere. The charm
ing villas are now barracks. Common
soldiers lie asleep on sofas upholstered
with crimson velvet, which already is
utterly spoilt Prussian Dragons and
light cavalrymen take their ease in the
deserted boudoirs of the lovely Parish
ennes, now perhaps almost destitute in
foreign lands. Libraries become harness
rooms, fires are lit with objets dat and
kept up with the orange trees from the
splendid conservatories. How the coun-
try people in this part of France will
keep body and soul together few weeks
hence is a problem far beyond my
powers to solve. Sahara itself will not
be more destitute of themeans of susie
nance
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
Confined In a Bank Vault.

The Louisiana Savings Bank is build
ing a large vault. Admission to it is
gained through large wrought iron doors,
to which are affixed patent locks These
locks were put i'll order lately by n
locksmith named Tympe After arrang-
ing the fastenings on the door he lit can
die and proceeded inside the vault to see
how they fitted. Closing the door after
him, the eccentric catch of the lock fell,
locking him in Those upon the outside
could render him no assistance, since it
was q combination lock, and no one knew
the numbers at which it was set. In this
narrow cell. shut in by the four walls of
the vault and the huge iron door, the
man felt g. 4 he was buried alive. The
only means by which he could obtain air
or drink was through a small hole in the
door. not the twentieth OF an inch in
diameter. The atmosphere Of the cell-like
place was fetid and noisome, and the man
/ felt as if he would suffocate. Fortunately
he had carried with him into the vault a
hammer and chisel, and with them, the
only instruments he had, he proceeded tc
cut his way out The work was slow and
tedious, and required two hours and halt
of incessant labor. He succeeded at last
however, and was taken, more dead thar
alive, from the vault. The wondrr is tn 4
he did not sufocate.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
December.

The mellow year is fastening to its close;
The little birds have almost sung their last
Their small notes twitter in the dreary blast,
That shrill-piped harbinger of early SHOWS.
Tho patient beauty Of the scentless rose,
OFT with the morns hoar crystal quantity
glassed,
Hangs pale mourner for the summer past
And makes little summer where it grows.
In the chill sunbeam of the faint, brief day,
The dusky waters shudder as they shine
The russell leaves obstruct the struggling way
or oozy brooks which no deep banks define
And the gaunt woods, in rugged, scant array,
Wrap their old limbs with sombre ivy Irvine
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
Old Sermons.

The New York Examiner comes into
the discussion ms to "old sermons with
an apology for their occasional use. 1t
says in conclusion
But the merits of the question can he
best discovered by the help of distinc-
ton too often overlooked. 1t is one
thing merely to read sermon, quite
another to prevent it. A manuscript
sermon may be scrvilcly read, or the
minister may preach by the aid of it. 1t
is now requisite to preaching that the
manuscript be discarded ; it is well-nigh
fatal to be so rigidly bound MS to prevent
the preacher from feeling the magnetism
Of his audience, and making them feel
the force Of his personality. FOR just
reading over sermon formerly preached
there is no excuse Pat il the discourse
can he born again" rs Prof. Park has
it, so as to have the freshness of new
one, it may be even more and more eff
fective than any that could be freshl,
composed at the time. One may ther
have the feeling of the old Methodist
preacher who said, "When go to fight
want n weapon l have proved"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09

The Demonstrations time since q
scafolding in an Albany railway shop
broke and killed one man and crippled
another. The cripple sued and recovered
$4,000. The widow of the man sued,
and although she introduced the same
t. 7timony that gave the cripple 1000,
Sic was ordered out of court as having
no cause of action. She has secured an
order for new trial, but if she wins that,
her damages cannot exceed S., 200, there
being statute limiting verdict in favor
of person killed by an accident in n. Y.
State to that amount. So we see the
legal difference in the value of a man
killed and man crippled by railroad
company is extensive, and not in favor
of the dead.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
An Old Friend

For the Press Of the country hns chroncled
the beneficial effects Of Ho-teters Stomach Bitters,
Editors, authors physicians. merchant officer. of the
army and navy chemists. counseors, minister. of the
gospel short great coad OF witnesses of every pro
fcsson trade and calling have testified efficacy
tonic and regulating medicine, The and
Of these witnesses have been published in the
public print. Many of them we'll known to the
whole public Their testimony has been chal-
eneed or impuRned This
OLD FRIEND
been tired and pronounced the authority Of those
whose live, and health it has preserved pure, harmless
and eminently sanitary preparation. Attempts have
been made TO rival II, They have failed. There /.
nothing equal to the enjoyment experienced by the at
ficted when using this valuable specific. Its mild tone
and vigorous action upon disordsrcd stomach
and the cleansing Of the human body
it to the whole community as a RELIABLE g lend.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
Night.

It's night on the mountain brow.
And night on the shadowy lea.
It's night in the starless heaven,
And dark is the trackless sea.
And the golden moon shall break
On hilltop. on landscape and main:
But the night in my weary soul
Shall never be lifted again.
When this heart OF mine was young,
And life seemed fair and gay.
Joy lent wings to the rosy hours.
And OF 1t was always day.
But now, In my saddened soul.
Bereft of its visions bright,
There reigns the darkness profound
or everlasting night.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09

hundred and thirty COWS at four hundred
and twenty pounds of cheese to a COW,
while two hundred pounds and over
is common yield to a COW in butter,
from good, well-fed cows.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09

Every one knows that Sheridan was
constantly beset by duns A gentleman
once quoting in his hearing, the trite
maxim =" He who pays his debts en-
riches himself" exclaimed -" Don't
believe it, my dear, it's rascally story
circulated byone's creditors.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09

A PAPER FOR You've PEoPLE.-The
Youths Companion of Boston, is one of
the most iudicious and enterprising
sheets in the country. Sample copies
fraa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09

ANOTHER pnoor Of how unfathomnblee
Is human folly has just been furnished
10y workman nj Antwerp, who under
took 10 eat n glass after swallowing its
contents. II need scarcely be said that
in few minutes the mouth Of this idi-
otto waeerer was full Of blood, and that
he was carried 10 the hospital in agonies
from the broken glass he had swallowed
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09

SAD AcCIDENT.-A wagon containing
man named Fritzer, with three children
and one other person, was run over on
the indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafa-
yette Railroad, and two of the occupants
fatally injured.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09

From Hon. Nathan Lindsey, County Judge OF
Shelby Co., Iowa, dated Harlan, April 10, 1867
1t is decidedly preferred to any other Lini-
ment sold in this section
From l.. Schlottman, Round Top, Favette
Co., Texas, Feb. Is 1851 am now selling
more of your Gargling Oil than any other Lini-
ment, and all who have used it pronounce it
the " best thing out"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
TO PHYSICIANS
New YORK, August 18th

Allow me to cali your attention 70
PREPARATION OF COMPOTrNDr ~
TRACT BUCHU. The component mr.,
are, BUCHU, LONG LEAF. CURFPs
JUMPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION Bncbn :.
vacuo, Juniper Berries, by distilJa6on
to form fine gin. Cubebs extracted Nv
displacement with spirits obtained fror,
Juniper Berries; very little sugar is used
and small proportion of spirit. It /,
more palatable than any now in use
Buchu as prepared by Druggists. i, ~
dark color. 1t is plant that emits il,
fragrance; the action of flame DESTROY,
this Gts active principle, leaving a dorl
and glutinous decoction. Mine is fla
color of ingredients. The Bucbu in NV
preparation predomlnates: the smalls.,
quantity of the other ingredients ara
added, to prevent fermentation. pnor
inspection it will be found not 10 ba
Tincture, as made in Pharmacoppa. nor
is it a Syrup-and therefore can be uS.d
in cases where fever or inflammation
exist. In this you have the knovIedg,
of the ingredients and the mode Of nrs
paration.
Hoping that you will favor it with
trial, and that upon inspection it vii
meet with your appreciation,
With a feeling of profound confidence
| am. very respectfully,
FL. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 10 years Fix.
perience.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
FARMERS HELPER

Shows how 70 double the profits Of the farm and how
farmers and their sons can each make
800 PER MONTH
in winter. 1000 copies will be mailed free to farmers
Send name and address to
ZEIGLER 4 McCURDY
philadelphia Pa. or Sprng M.ss
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09

PLEASURES OF MEMORY. Getting well
into the middle of telling good story,
and then utterly forgetting just the very
point Of it.
Going more than twenty miles some
fine morning to be married, and re-
Numbering, when a. the chur,h, that
You have left the ring behind You.
Getting through successfully the first
verse of song, and then completely for
getting the remainder.
Having just posted an urgent letter to
friend. suddenly bethinking that you
have spelled his name wrong, and feeling
pretty sure that this is likely to offend
him. Rccollecting, on your wny home
after supping at your club, that you
promised TO return and have mn early
dinner. and escort your wife and hel
mother 10 the play.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-09
R R R

seven years before the American public. Adap
ted to family use. Having been often solicited
to prepare this Celebrated Oil free from stain,
to be used as a common Liniment by families,
we have at length succeeded in extracting the
coloriag properties which have heretofore rem
dered it Objectionable. This Oil possesses the
efficient principles of that prepared with the
dark tnge, and will he found to be one Of the