National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-01-23
New Hampshire,

TACOMA, N. H., Jan. 10. Fran>
cis Hatch of Clifford was killed yes
terday by the accidental discharge
Of his gun while hunting.
HANovER.-Pref. &. B. M, Tow
err, professor Of civil engineering in
the Chandler Scientific Department,
has just published treatise on
| Bridge building, illustratedby pho
tographic plates. 1t is designed
more especially for students study
ing civi engineering, but would be
q valuable work to anyyoung engin.
Ger.
Roland Avery, an employee on
the Passumpsic r. H., had hand
badly crushed while coupling ears
at Norwich Station, VT, one day
last week.
That story about no marriages in
Hebron for 10 years is pronounced
false. 1t is asserted that more than
forty couples have been married
there in that time.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 10.
The stockholders Of the Manchester
Print Works Corporation have been
notified by the Directors to meet in
this city on Thursday, the god inst,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to con.
slider whether the corporation will
sell the whole or part of the real
estate, mills, machinery. etc., to
any corporation or persons, or
whether they will authorize a special
committee, to consist Of Messrs. q.
w. Larning, T. Jefferson Coolidge,
with the Treasurer as chairman, to
regulate such sales. 1t is under>
stood that majority of the stock
holders who reside in New Hamp>
shire will oppose the proposition to
sell the property by committe,
and will demand that if a sale is to
take place, it shall be done at auc>
ton.
MANCHESTER, N. f., Jan. 90.
The annual meeting of the N. II.
Editors, Printers and Publishers
Association was opened at Odd Eel.
lows Hall at II o'clock to-day. A
very large number of members
were in attendance.
The Religio. Philosophical Journal,
the Spiritualist organ of Chicago,
Of last week, has an article on the
miraculous healing of Mrs. Sher.
man OF Piermont, in which the mat.
ter is claimed as a esprit cure"
and the following paragraph we
clip from the article.
"Mr. Ward Il. CT: rk, of Swiftwa>
ter, N. H., is brother of Mrs. Shcr-
man who was healed. The wife of
Mr.. Clark, sister-ln law of Mrs. s.
persuaded Mrs. Sherman, as last
resort in hopeless ease, to send to
Mrs. A. II. Robinson of Cllica 90.
for all examination of her case.
which was made and forwarded to
her with certain magnelized rarnrs
Gnu l'ietStSAc3 W OuSl
applied and used before the 'mirac>
ulous,' cure. The very directions
given by Mrs. Robinson in applying
her remedies, and the process Of
cure she points out, go to prove
that it was by her remedies that
Mrs Sherman was so suddenly cured
and not by miracle 1t was a
spirit euro, and nothing more nor
less. But for fear Of giving the
Spiritual Philosophy credit for res
stored health the facts in the care
were suppressed What does Mrs.
Sherman say to this
Henry II. piper a member of tire
Sophomore class, of Dartmouth
College, while at work in Blanchard
& Quimby's mill in Groton, on Tues.
day, fell backwards striking his legs
upon a board saw, and was very
badly cut in both legs, aud one foot,
lie was taken to Hanover on the
night express train. His class
mates ana friends will deeply regret
his misfortune, as he is an estilna.
bic young man who was working
his way through college by his OWN
efforts.
Peter Van Dyke, an old chap.
who died il New Hampshire the
other day, worth $4,000 in cash,
requested in his will that M ono
''should shuttle and shed crocodile
tears at his funeral, but cover him
over and then hurry home to fight
over his money"