National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-08


inside his horse barn but kindly
left an old one in its place probably
thinking that Exchange was no
robbery"
1t is rumOrcd that w. j. Butter.
field, of Topsham in company with
other parties, is about to open a
new Stage line from East Topsham
to Bradford.
misunderstanding day
came in clothed with ice and snow,
and accompanied by such cold
weather as that worthy individual,
the oldest inhabtan:, can ha IDLY
remember having occurred on that
day. Tuesday night of last week
Mercury stood at 10 degrees below
zero. We have but little snow.
The past year has been one of
plenty in this section. Potatoes
are plenty, and free from disease.
The Hay crop was short, but farm.
ers will get through the winter with.
out starving their stock. All sorts
of provisions for family consumption
are plenty and cheap, except apples.
Money is not very plenty, but ""
can Learn to do with less of it. We
can make over last years cloaks,
and bonnets, and II plain dress will
he Just as warm, and becoming too.
Books and papers we must have,
for the Winter evenings and some
home amusements to keep the
young folks happy, and contcntcd,
and these We can have for small
sum. c,
THETFORD.-Gilnan Clark has |
purchased the dwelling house at
Thettord center Of III. T.. Brown,
formerly of the estate of f. S.
French, and now occupies the same.
S. a. Fish and son, who are build.
ing the new Grist Mill at Thetford
center, are building mill that will
do credit, not only to themselves,
but to the place. They expect to
accommodate thep ublic in few days.
Scion Ladd p. NJ. of Thetford
Hill, is about to move the Post Or
flee into new quarters in the builds
ing formerly occupied by Abijah
Howard.
WEST RANDOLPH. Hon. John
Ii hutchinson, of Chicago. Ill.,, arrived
lere on Wednesday morning. He
was heavy loser by the great fire,
Osing the entire contents of his law
office. His office was 1864 Dearborn
street.
FROZEN TO DEATH.-A sad case
,ame under our notice in West Fair.
ee OH Saturday of last week.
A Mr.. Parker, from Corinth, who
vas foolish and somewhat crazy at
lines, although harmless, wander
d from the poor farm, which was
lis home, and came by the Center
II West Fairlee Wednesday night.
lie called at j. Wise's and asked
or shelter and food. He received
God and was kindly lodged in the
arm. During the night, no doubt
his quarters uncomfOrta .
lie, he came out and took the road.
lie seemed to the people on the J
DAD, who were awakened about ! !
clock by his loud language, as O
ONE one who drove cattle or sheep. +
lie was seen to pass some houses q
ut had no cattle in front of him, 7
Though he ran from one side to
he other of the road continually t
nd used such language as drOveIs s
sc. He passed down the road to-
ards Post Mills, about 4 miles, 4
hen turned across the bridge at the
lOuth of Middle Brook, taking the v
cad towards the river. Search f
as made for him and on Saturday fl
G was found by Ira Melinda few y
Dds from the road in tie bushes "
rozen to death. .,
Renne's Pain,Killing Magic Oil is )
very valuable compound for rheu- fl
latism, and every kind of pam, G.
que in the face and jaws, neuralgia, "
Dinal irritation, headache, and .,
lmeness, bruises, Commissions and .
DrainS. "
Thousands have been changed by o
re use of the Peruvian Syrup IA u
rotoxide of from from weak, sickly, n
lf1ering creatures, to strong, p
ealthy, and happy men and wo'
len, and invalids cannot reasOna- ~,
" hesitate to give it trial. For =
dyspepsia and Debility it is spe- ~
fic. el