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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-30
OLIVER CROOK d co. Day ton, Ohio.

The system npels ronovatlg and strtnglhsHag.
New Y'gor must be infused III he digestive organs.
The Stimulating, Regulating and 'ranc properties
OF Dr. Crooks Wine OF Far wil give \ vE1rous'
vital ty 10 these organs. They must try it. They
will soon feel its influence, and nuss pcr>
til the cure IS complete. Keeping the stomach
sad Bowels IN q VsEor ns cCnd.unH Win Dr,
Crooks Wine Of FER is the best defense against
all diseases. While Jr. Crooks Wine or Tar 10
the beet remedy for AL diseases Of the Ihrosi
and Lungs, it is not prepared x,iusiSfiy tor surh
diseases. The rich medicinal qualities OF Iat Is
contains woald alone excite regulating Hrd
strengthening action on the stomach and BcWtis,
but there arc Vegetable Ingredients OF lis.
doubted Tonic value combined with t. wAi0h
cause it to build up tfae weak md de-
bslitafca, rapidly restore cNhausicd
strength. cleanse the Is GmICh relax the liver.
saose the fOed 10 digest, and MIKE ruro
tiood, removing Dyspepsia, Jaundice, lEdi "a.
ton and kindred con- plants TRY enc baltic.
Ask for Dr. EroosS's Wine OF Tar. In.
prinrirled parties have copied after the name 'pt
style Of Dir. Crooks Wine ot Tao, as near US they
dared wifhou infringement. 1t * Ur. Crooss
Tne u Tar that has made the many wondering
cures, and DR. Crooks Wine OF Tar Is the rrnledr
you need and not the untred remedies made nr'I
TO sell and palm nf on the un~u@pccfng fo- rsfn-
sdv u merit So" That eyerr h4ttte yon pur-
chase has the following worfs On The STAMP. ia
white letters ''Dr Crooks Vine OF Tor" s.
Internal Revenue, -Four Cents @ crook Co.."
Tor only such are genuine. sold by druggists
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-30

Pres't, Wis Ell, aud Pubs Associa
l,on, JAMES Ross, Recording Sec.
La CEu,sn, WIS, May 81, 1872,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
BRADFORD FRIDAY. Feb. &c, 1872.
orange County Temperance ton-
'rntiOH.

The annual Meeting of tbc Or.
nngc County Temperance Society
will be held at Chelsea ON WcdncS'
day, February olst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, for the purpose of transac,ing
the annual business of the Society,
and nominating some suitable per
son to serve as County Commission
or the year ensuing. The worthy
President OF the Society having
passed away during the year his
place is to be supplied al this Con
vcntion. 1t is TO he hoped that a
full delegation will be present from
every Town in the County.
Let the friends of the cause re
member that lntcmpcrancc is still
the scourgc Of our Community, the
cause of every crime, the destroyer
Of domestic happiness, and the di'
rect foe TO virtue and prosperity
everywhere.
The times impcrativcly demand
nuslceping vigilance and uncom
promising fitlfu'ness on the part
of all true temperance men.
We suffer quite enough from the
.ccis of Alcohol when the prohibi-
tory law is in the hands of its friend 5.
Let us not by orr APATHY permit it
to pass into the hands Of its enc
mics. Let us have a fun Conven
ian and IA thorough discussion OF
the questions at issue.
While we announce the names OF
10 particular Speakers We expect
there will be no lack of good Speak
ers, enough to occupy all the time.
Rally for the sake Of the cause.
Per order of the Vice Presidents
PLYMON SEAvER, Scc'y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
lDl ED.

Died in IIaverhi4l, n. H., Feb. 4, Mrs. Lou
lisa +. wife OF l.. ID. Hall, and daughter of VI
Il. Ncyes, Esq, of landau, n. II. aged about
80 years.
She leaves two small children to miss the
warmth of u mothers love She was lovely
accomplished. Christian woman, and her loss
il mourncd by a large circle of relatives and
friends. But we trust that for her TO die il
gain"
la East Orange. Jan. 30 of searletiua, Or
rison IL and Feb 81 Nina L.. children of
Otis G. aud Sarah G. Johnson. aged respect
fully ) yrs. and 10 mos. aud 3 yrs. q mos
Aurora please copy.
In Topsham. Jan. 4th, Lizzie daughter OF
Matthew and Laura A. Allen, aged years
and , months,
Also in Top>hsm Jan. 5;h. Anna A, Mlgoon.
wife OF Henry Smith, aged 20 years and IL
months.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16

All those desiring artificial teeth " i'll find it
greatly to their advantage to call ON us, be-
fore employing any one else We are still at
our old stand Nos and II IIardy's Building,
where we endeavor constantly To do onr best
work for every one, and ann at nothing less
than giving perfect satisfaction in every case.
Having leased our office for term of ten
wears, and owning residence in this place,
the advantage of employing MS in preference
to those who frequently change their location
will readily he seen. Our best work is all
| warranted. If there is ever any failure in it,
YOU can easily find us and have it made right
| Even if we should be unwilling to fufl our
part of the bargain "a thing which has never
get happcnad, nor is ever likely toy that
would make no difference. OF course this
written agreement to make our work good, is
as good as a promise to pay" and as easily
| collected.
If on the other hand, You invest Your mon
ey in cheap teeth (which are always much
dcarcr in the cnd) when the plate becomes
loose, aud the teeth break OFF, what are your
chance, of having the work made good
Your cheap workman has probably disappear
ed. 1t is not for his interest to remain in one
place long enough for his work to prove itself
If he should happen to be there, the very best
you can get Is a set of teeth as poor as the
old ones, and by that time you have had
enough of such teeth. Besides it is not one
time in hundred that your cheap workman
will even patch up the old set, without addi-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16

'l'O t.ET..-An office room. in building on
L Main street, Bradford Village. Inquire
al iAis Office I5tf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
Petition fOl. Divorce.

To fine UonoralIr. thc Co,intv Cart ucvt
to be held at Chelsea. within and fol, III, couu
~ of Orange. on the first Tuesday of ,Juue
i d.. 1872,
Yonr petitioner. I. r. Baldwin. of Ncwhury
in the county of Orange. and State of Ncr
mont. humhlv shows that he was dulv and
locally married unto AGNES NJ Slater. then OF
Bi,luston. +. O.. but now rcsidiua at Troyi
dcncc. in The State of Rh, de Island. at Bri,n
ton in the county of Essex. AID state of
V.rmnut. on the 9Th day Of ,Jupe. A. d.. 1859
and that from the time of hi s.i IlaIii,,.r
until tbr 1nth day of March 4 y 1871 i.
lived with his said wifi. I'm The strict obscrv
nnco Of his uurrurp covenant and yov. on
his mart He further shows flat tln snid
Arucs NJ Baldwin. frfs said Wife hath NOT kcut
her said nal,i.,,,e covenants and ynws nm her
mart. hut ON the contrary hath AT diver, Times
and az, v,rinus ncc,sinns DIN, ino saiI ti.rc
INDUCED in loose and Iicrntious conduct WIN
diver. male nrrsuns and that She hath com
mitt.d the nct of adultery a"ainst her said
covenant and VOWS and the great injury of
your uefitiun.r further shows that his suid
wife has san,r,tcJ from linn without ;u.t
cn,,se, an hi! r,,rt anI .till lives aualt from
him lie nisd vbnws tb,t he has lived in tLr
STATE nt Vr,,nnrt and in Oraunc county dur.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
"a TEMPLE PLACE. BOSTON. MASS


THIS Institution was established in 1876, TO
L secure the greatest perfection in the prac-
tce and use of Vegetable Remedies, and to
secure a permanent place where families and
inyalids could obtain the best medical advice,
and such remedies as might lie required, with
out the use of poisonous drugs.
DR., Greene has been physician of this 1nstitu-
ton since its formation, now TWENTY-FIVE years,
and his success is. we believe, without parallel.
Especial attention given TO Scrulula, Catarrh,
Cancer, Female Complaints, Seminal Weak
ness, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Fits, Paralysis, Rheu-
matism, Humors Of the Blood, Diseases of the
Skin. Spine, Heart, Kidneys, Neuralgia, and all
Diseases of the Nervous System, Stomach,
Throat, Lungs. and all Chronic Ailments.
DR.. Grccne'- Medical Pamphlet, descriptive
Of diseases, and their proper treatment, will DC
sent free to invaiids.
Also n Treatise on Diseases Of the Hair and
Scalp, and the bad effects of using injurious prep
arntions for the hair and the advantage of II sing
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16

from this Pond to Memphrclnagog
Lake. Instead OF being - miles IL
is not more than 90 miles,
When we have read the above
item in 20 or 30 more papers, we
shall hope to see II follow the
example of the waters OF Runaway,
Pond" and subsidc also.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
Vermont News.

WV li'S'NlN'lhi'N wv h''' ~ WV ''''''
Fair Committee and the Caledonia
Co. Agricultural Society is that the
next State Fair is to be held ut ST,
Johnsbury the second week IN Sept.
The Gaysville correspondent OF
the u o0dStOck .Sidnddrd says: If
the game Of farm buying which is
being played in this town is to be
extended all over the state we
would warn every body to beware of
all tempting offers from strangers.
The aim appears to he to get con.
troll ofthe personal property. which
is done by promise of securities,
notes, &c. This property is immed
lately turned over to, or attached by
another party, or bought ty some
one in good faith, and thus con
vcrted into money, leaving the
matter for settlement between the
last buyer and the farmer. We
learn that farmers in an adjoining
town have suffered by the same op
GRAFTON.
Some young men, while out in
the woods upon the hills east of East
Middlcbury, a few days since, freed
a lynx. They having no gun with
them, tried to diSlodge the animal
by building . fire at the foot of the
tree, whrr the lynx, apparently dis
covering their intention, made Il
bound and sprung on to another
tree, and then made his escape.
He is represented rs being very
large, and would undoubtedly have
been IL tough customer to have
handled without firearms.
PANTHER Thursday evening
about s o'lO X, as Fl B. Monaghan,
Esq, was driving from Cuttings
vile, his two docs following HIM
were attacked by some animal who
bit and tore the flesh of the dogs in
u terrible manner. Mr.. NJ, hear
ing the shrieks of his dogs, catch
ing a club went to their assistance,
he found the animal tearing his dogs
in pieces and succeeded in rescuing
them after vigorously applying the
stake for q moment. 1t was dark
so the animal was not sufficiently
visible to BE recognized, but from
the wounds hc appears o be fero-
cious and dangerous beast and is
supposed TO be panther. Were it
not for the dogs he would mdonbt-
cdly have attacked Mr.. M.--Rutland
Ucrald.
FLEECED.-The Boston Herd'd
last Thursday, SAYS: a young man
about go years OF age named Wal
lace Lard came all the way from
GoSoen. VI, this week to see the
| titl'lid'i'. htN'i nav iiiS 'VOI III
the city before. This afternoon he
fell in with some tan but trail maid
ems in a store on Dutton street, and
social drink and conversation fol
lowed. Before leaving their com
pany he found that he had been
tleeceu Of SOL.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY FAIR
The Directors of the White River
Agricultural Society nave voted to
offer the syn. of one hundred and
ten dolla. or Il public exhibition
and trial of Moving machines, Ted
ders and Horse Rakes, at some suit
able place within or near the park
in Bethel, on Wednesday and
Thursday, the Sd and ith days of
July next. Entries to be made to
the Secretary on or before the first
day of June next. They have also
increased the amount and scope of
the Premium List for the next Fair,
which is to be held at Bethel on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. the 18th. 18th, and 10th days
of Sept. next.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16

An East IIardwick letter 40 the
Portland Press revives the follow
ing bit of curious local history
Long Pond, or, as it is now bet
ter known, "Runaway Pond" is sit
uatcd partly in Glover and partly
in Greensboro. This pond was one
and half miles long, and a hall
mile wide. and formerly discharged
its water soutl,erly in Lamoille riv
or. On the 9th day of June, 1910,
about fifty persons went to this
pond for the purpC sc OF opening an
outlet To the north into Barton river,
that the mills of the stream might
receive an occasional supply of wa
ter. A small channel was excavat.
cd, and the water commenced run
ming in a northerly direction. 1t
happened that the northern barrier
of the pond consisted entirely OF
Quicksand, except an incrustng OF
clay next to the water. The sand
was Immediately removed by the
current and large channel formed
and the crust of clay was incapable
of sustaining the mass OF water and
broke, 50 the whole pond took a
noriherIy course and in fifteen MIN.
utes time, the bottom of the pond
was bare. 1t was discharged 50
suddenly that the country below
was instantly inundated. The del.
uge advanced in II wall OF waters
sixty OF seventy feet high and TWEEN
~ rods wide leyeling forests and
hills aud filing up valleys, sweeping
of mills, houses and barns, fences
and cattle as it passed, for dis
lance of ten miles. and barely civ.
ing the inhabitants uo.ice 10 escape.
y rock supposed to weigh one hun.
dred tons was removed half a mile
from its bed. The waters moved SO
rapidly that they reached Lake
Memphremagog, tWenty-Scren miles
distant, IN about six hours from the
time they left the pond. The dry
he'd of the pond remains portion
is cultivated field, and To day there
are many st acks of hay there. For
the last forty wears the stage road
from Montpelier to Barton has pass.
cd through this "D"y pOnd,r and
many tourists visit il as a great en-
uosity.
We find the above going the
rounds among our Vt. exchanges.
1t seems to us that some of the
statements are very "curious bits of
local history" indeed. For in.
stance. the statement that "in fif-
teen minutes time the bottom of the
pond was bare" Is too absurd to be
taken Tor a fact by any che who has
been upon the ground, and seen the
outlet made by The waters when
they broke away, which is rot more
than one tenth the wit,th of the Pond.
The statement that tn, "deluge ad-
Nanced in d wall OF waters sixty or
or seventy feet high and twent v
rods wide, for a distance of
ten miles" is still more absurd. A
column or body Ct water sixty or
seventy feet high and twenty rods
wide moving for ten miles through
u valley which is lum one half mile
to q mile wide, would be "A curiosity
indeed. A runaway pond is a good
subject for writer to "slop over"
on and the writer OF the above has
made most of his opportunity. lie
IL also mistaken as 10 the distance
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16

The dan ger arising from the neg
lect of colds and coughs, is a mat
ter which does not receive due con.
sideration. Reader if yon have any
trouble of the kind about you, pro
cure reliable remedy at once, and
assuch none is used with more graft
flying results than Weeks Magic
Compound.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
The Great French Remedy
tlma rrc.s Sr,cc;G. phi,


Prepared 10y GARhNCILRE 4 DuroST No. 81
Rue Lombard, Paris. aud highly recommend
ed 10y the entire Medical Faculty of France
Are the very best remedy in all eases of Sncr.
matorlhGa. or Seminal Weakness Ni.h'tDy.
Daily or Premature Emissions Sexual Weak.
ntss or lmpotency; Weakness arising from
Secret Habits aud Sexual Excuses; feiaxa.
ton OF the Genital Organs Weak Shine
Lime or "Brick-dust" deposits in the Urine
Milky Discharges" &c, and all the "hastlv
tram OF Symptoms arising from Overus. or
Excuses. "
Ihey cure when all other remedies fail.
Full directions in each box.
Price 1 per box or q boxes Cor Z
Sold by the principal Druggists. or will be
sent by mail, securely sealed from all obserya-
tiou. by enclosing the prize to the sole Gepar-
al Agent for America, JOB MOSES. Is Corr
LAsDI ST, New York. Pamphlets of advice
NV " any dudress' 5eowly
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
Farm For Sale!

The Subscriber offers for sale, bis farm in
Bradford known ~ the Moore place, about
mile from Bradford Village, ut the Water
trough ON the Yates River Road. Said farm.
contains about 30 acres of excellent land. with
good Apple orchard, Sugar orchard, and gced
buildings. For further particulars inquire OF
the subscriber on the farm.
l.. w. Robe.
nroIfn,j AuU III ~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16

kEFEkENtIS
This ccrtifcs that Dr. j. n Clark has done
dental work in our families, aud has always
given entire satisfaction.
Rev. Silas Mckcen, u. ID. Dir, 4. ~ Doty.
Rev. j. X. Williams Dir. j. H. Jones.
DR.. 5. T.. Carhee. Dr. W. II. Carter
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
Use Rcnnc.- Pain KILLING
MAGIC OIL.
n1f Works like "a es.arsM.'

HIVE You headachel Use Kcnue's Magic Oh
Have Won toothd3hcl Use Rcnuc's Magic OIL
Have YOU neuralgia! Use Renne's Magic Oil
Have you rheumatism! Use Rcnnc's Magic Oil
Have You sore throat! Use Rcnne's Magic Oil
Have Won sciatica! Use Rcune's Magic Oil
Have YOU "a bruised Use Hcne's Magic Oil
Have you cramps! Use Reunc's Magic Oil
Have You chol morbu,! Use Ecuno's Magic Oil
Have You lameucss! Use Ronnes Magic Oil
Tins is the Best Family Remedy, :, Il
kinds of pain, You ever tried.
It is clean, safe and delicious to use, and if
You use it faithfully, it will do You good
Directions on each bottle. Buy it of the
druggist or merchant whcr, You trade. If
they have not got ii on hand they will send
for it, at your request, aid sell You Genuine
Rcnne's Pain killing Magic Oil, at the manu-
ufacturer's lowest price at retail.
zs~Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Gro
GERS. 1t is put up in three sizes and cale
Trial Size, Medium Size, aud Large Faril
Size bottles WIN. KENNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
PI1TsrIELp, MASS.
I'D in Bradford by II. G. Day aud lrich-
ard & Hay; Willard Bros, Oxford Reyes y
Co., Newhury; Chase 4 Baker, Picrmont -
Bates Bros, West Faitec. 4yl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
WA IeEeII;D.

In West Newbury. 18th inst. by Rev. K.
ID. Miller, joel L. Putnam of W. Ncwbury
and Miss Lydia Cove OF Newbury
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-30
Monday, September 3, 1872.

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-30


duck Observation-Disclosures
So.p, scrutiniIed the leaves elosely,
asd With . scream, pa1Ied fen uP By
the rosss srd thNu thtA 2g3$
What . tie nsaiSr 100. ny derT
I groasrd s......,.. :,
-Tsaxaes nd a. ~
shnekea IL. Bo<fH,sf11fe4xA15.
We frsiiex iae MH
lauiscsps tsaenef - tAi9ee2 4sAi
Sard orr - Nm NJ 49, 6DSd
the lob, and sstsbbSsrsae,esseses y
liule land '.csped gardening. A hose
became pecessAyy, OF co1rsestofprakte
the rsss Ard aSsers o sfebohgh ode
properly furnhef With . nozzle .sSd
spriAkiez. Ma Ros> soihs ods uar'
ke,inz one eseoiog. reqassrsd me q
take the hose and sprinkle the front
ward
I mad neve, operated such a con
rirsncs and made horrible xork OF II.
I forso, % Substitute the sprinkler for
the nozzle and PLAYED havoc anoeg
the plants ard a3uers- Wherever tie
stream struck . plant II vs. eiihe,
scoop@d ou, o, driven into tie ground
cot o. sight The flower beds looked ~
though they had been 'ooling aroaod: 9
water sroal Iuas disoooeer.ed n the
ruin I was working. and turni aroo %
10 see il nv wife wa coming. l ies the
stream 20 full drive in nv De'gh Dor
sc. who uas observing me from his
ps-lor window. he yelled and l turned
!, Quickly around, firing into 9 passing
taby WAGON. Baby screamed, AID get
tiug q dose into nv oss eye.I popped
il pex, ipto the ACE OF An Bozgs Who
-ss jus, entering tie gaze: That Coz
cludei nv pe,iosmases with 8 Rubber
hose.
Il yoa kBou Of anyone Hho Hants 10
rert 8 house With 8 'front.' ysr1- eerd
ue uori.-Fr Contri5utars .SatEr1zy
Maxi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-30

Ayoxs the uumerol: women VIZ
will Lecture 0. read during sbe esnins
season are toe following, with then
subjects and charges:
Susan B. lu,hony ,reStEo -wonsr
Already Voters" SOD the Bread and
Butter ouesrioo 10, $50 70 800.
Aiiie BalIoa treats q the Common
ca, hist" which means -Ao,Af Aod
Religious Revoiutboa IneviAole tol
So 70 sl0l-s speak
Rev. Mrs. Calls BarIeigh ssks sIj
70 Sl0Q s piece tor lectures about
Hone aui Homes ami Women AM
Ch li-en."
Ms Phpb- CooIns hss tro lee
,u-e.. The Political snd Legal De.
stilitie- OF Wonen," ard The Bible
sd WoDsn. SPHERE. Terms $40
sit. Modification.
Mss Lillian E3gartoo takes the nsu
SIDE OF the wonso question for $iVV 70
$3.50.
Kate Field does D:ekess, the Al
i-pniack- aod Englsrd for $l09 to 80
Ms, Minnie SWayLe I-lls What shs
knows aboQ; women for $50 20 sI5.
EirIabeih Csdy Stanton has I've, from
So 10 $lpp.
MIS- Kate Stanton charges 80 70
800, sod tells vhy she studied ls9 snd
whom 10 mary.
Ls1-s Kesoe, fue ans, music drsms
sni song. Terms. $50 70 $oo
Abby Sage Richardson. niscel-
!soeous rea!ings SIS to $iel.
Harriet Beecher stowe reaiirgs :rom
her own woFks 500 to go
Nh. Scott->iiions, Ratings 10 COS
tune, $40 10 $3.50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-30
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Mrs.. Il. 5 Nelly, OF New Castle, Pa.
asks il any Of our readers know 8 cur
70, tig head o. nsi stagzers in ho-sss-
She ssy=: We loe, q horse some time
sgo. Hs SYMPTOMS were. heI be te,sr
10 turn the sight o: MS eyes bsckERd
then he became stupid soult shake
hi. hesi: go, siiE \ hs hind tegs: hii
back appeared affected sll along. BE
lived seoal s week after beirg taken
e.,ipg hsarrly I'll The while. Tie doe
TOT could no, cure him, aud caleb ths
! sesse zig head or nsd stsEge.s.
The diseases called Rag hesd sod ma
=ts g.e-s are very much unlike but thu
toree hsd usi,her o: the~o. The de.
e.=e was probably An As-c'ston OF tht
spine. which al-o at -c'ed the brain, ant
~.s practically lncGrsele; AMI if re,
Iieve4. the horse would never have bee,
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