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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-08-29
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Va 4 tglJU.EISEss S'E. ESOS EDN

Mp Wu INNh 81. tOS bUN
When II thing is coin teri cited. is ita proc
Gifts cycrllrucc and popularity. The Prabod
Medical Institute is II ease III point Founde
in good faith many wears ago. and the onl
establishment of The kind IN the country. il
success and ever-hcreariug popularity inall
caused the NAME Medical instituted to be p
rated and adopted by II lot ofiniulmous quack
empires and plctrn'lcrs, who have heen Ell
dcavoring to cheat the pub!ic by sailing unde
u stolen flag. Tho founder of the pcabO.
Medical Institute can ii no way be held re-
sponsblc for this misuse of the name of !
reputable and wcllknown curative establish
ment and legitimate institution, which ha
been from the start specially devoted to tn !
treatment of nervous arrangements and u
fections. from whatever cause prOceedin
During its existence there have been issue
from it's several medical publications quito
recently II work on Diseases of the NcrvOu
System, which have had world. wide circu
lation and popularity. These publications.
sufficiently attest the high character of tn
institution under whose patronage these med
ical works have been published Meantim(
it is gratifying to know that several of tn
mpudent charatans, who have stolen it !
name to cover their netarious practices, arr
getting their deserts in the penal institution
of the Commonwealth Boston Herald.
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teTIVinc, Uut " nus S"'"e" 81" '"P'"
ly in public favor of late, and pos
sesses so many valuable points Sill
perior to any offered by the former,
that q speedy recognition is looked
for but in what direction or with
what result, ! can not say.
THEODORE AND HENRY.
Small B0y.-"Say papa, why
doesn't mother come and dress me
and wash my little face and hands :"
Pdpa.-"Ilush Johnnie, mother
is in the parlor reading the Beecher
scandal"
Now this seems an exaggerated
picture phase Of tho Brooklyn mud
die, but it comes so near real facts
Of the case, there is no fun in it.
Only this morning stepped into
room and before | could distinguish
any occupant, l heard u lady's
voice 81 really don't often do this
sort of thing, you know, (she was
English) but really now. it is all so
very strange-this sort of Il thing,
you know, that thought ri Dor
row the paper, and just look it over
a bit, you know"
All my dear madam,-tO myself
Of course-yOur conscience pricked
you at the wrong moment, for not
only would you probably had escap-
ed my notice in that dark orner,but
had you been seen and not heard, l
should have applauded the sight OF
a lady reading that greatest of all
educators, a newspaper, without
dreaming you a specialist in the
Beecher-TiltOn department.
If the power which draws the
mind so irresistibly to gloat over
the record of social crime and any
thing pertaining thereto, could only
be utilized, it would drive an engine
fourteen miles a minute.
The following which appeared in
the World, gives comprehensive
epitome of this delectable business.
The language of the letters is the
Worlds but the sentiment belongs
to Messrs. Tilton, Reecher and
Moulton, and the latter is requested
to walk up to the captains office and
settle that little account of black
mail.
FROM THE N. Y. WORLD.
'The least said soonest mended. Decent
people who find life too short to wade through
the Brooklyn scandal may like to have the
pith of the case laid before them in four card
| inal points now all in evidence, and fatally
correlated by tn. dates:
TILToN TO MoUIToN.
December, 1870.
| Six months ago learned from my wife that
| II. w. Beecher had dishonOrcd my home. |
an bear it no longer. Bring him to me that
| l may mention it to him.
Il. TILTON.
| MoULTON TO BEECHER
January, 1871.
| Tilton thinks yon have ruined his business.
Prove yourself his friend and all will be right.
You can stand on the truth.
BEECHER TO MoULToN.
May. 1873.
Pay to f. d. Moulton for the benefit of
Theodore Tilton, $4,000.
| II. w. BEECHER.
TILToN TO BEECHER.
June, 1873.
! To II. w. B. Grace, mercy and peace.
| r. T."
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Probate Courts.
BRADFORD DISTRICT,

Probate Courts will bc holden within and
for the District of Bradfordthe ensuing year,
as follows:
At the Trottcr House, In Bradford. on the
Second Tuesdays of January. May, July and
November.
At Fosters Hotel, East Corinth, on the Sec
ond Tuesdays of February and August.
At the Probate Office, In Newbury, on the
Second Tuesdays of March and October,
At Worthcn's Hotel, IN Topsham, ON the See
ond Tuesdays q. June and September.
At the Probate Office in West Fairlce, on
the Second Tuesday OF December and April.
ALvAH BEAN. Register.
West Fnirlee, December LIST. lS73.-3lvl
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

Ss.f,fa. just publ she'd, u new edition of ID ID
;E9Ss Cul.NERWELLS CELrntArED EssA
w. ON the radicaieure without mcdicine|
of Sperpidiorrharo Seminal weakness, InvoI
untary Seminal Losses, importeney, Ment,(
aud hysical lncapncity, lmpediments to Maj
riuge, etc, also, Consumption, Epiiepsy anI
rus induced by selfindulgence or sexual 81
travagance &c.
to- Price. in II sealed envelope, only six cent?
The celebrated author, in this admirable III
say, demonstrates, from thirty years SUD
ccSstul practice, that the alarming consequcIl
ces of self'abuse may he radically cured will
ont the dangerous usc of internal medicine 4
Che application of the knife pointing ont
mode of cure ut once simple, certain, and 81
fcctual, by means of which every sufferer, nj
matter what his condition may he, may curl
himsc't rhcnply. privately, aud udicaliy.
t>V1 This Lecture should he in the hands d
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to an
sldrcss, post-paid, on receipt of six ccats 81
two post stamps. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. c. KLINE & CO.,
II Bowery, New York Post Office Box, 4js6
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Dtfti -t -ly an. l-l rs vine
fr A Execution s-ued ll1m
we euce nt the Clerk ~ the Dubois
NlcAl ,uurl aud ID me directed.
nal prrgcrd to oa,r ior slIe 30 public
auction. t1 tLe hi ghost Ma lCr, loeclsh in
lNd. al the door Of Court House ~
Dubois county Indiana, iA C4e town u
dasrer on
SATURDAY. August lit. 1874.
between tho hours OF ~ o'clock, l. u.
and 4 O'Clock, p. Al. Ok said day. the rents
and profits Tor term not exceeding
seven years of the following described
real estate situu.cd in Dubois county,
The north east quarter OF the south
west quarter. the north west quarter of
the south west quarter. and the south
west quarter o. tho south west quarter
Of section tweMtv-ihrcc (23) in township
No. one a.. south ofangc No. three (3)
west, containing together 100 acres.
Also the q half OF the south east
quarter. and the west half OF the north
east quarter, al of section No. twenty
two Coy, Ia township No. one (D south
OF range No. three 90 west, containing
together 100 acr.s.
And on failure 10 realize the full
amount of principal. interest and costs
called. for by sail decree. will at the
sam time and place, and IN like manner
sell the Zee simple OF said real estate.
Taken as the property OF Isaac lIar-
man, at the suit OF wilson Webster and
isaac Webster.
said sale will be made without relief
from valuation or appr,iscmcnt laws.
JOHN NEIhEl, Sheriff ID. c.
II hUETTNER. Atty.
Jnlv lO.h. Is1a-3M.
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sCIIOOL. EXAMINATION.

E y accordance with the law. Public
: Examination OF person. desiring o.
teach Public schools in Dubois COUNT,
VIII b held ai the school house IL
Ja-per beginning on
FRIDAY, July 3lst. nj > o'clock. y. a.
amt 10 be conclUdrl on SATJ iDAl.
August Isl. 1874.
Those dcsiroU- 81 obtaining license Will
please be present on the first DAY.
Any person desiring 10 obtain license
to teach. must be thoroughly qualified ID
the eigh; branches specified by law.
ANY wishing 10 be examined in other
than the eight branches required b law
are requested 10 notify ine Of the Tact
week prior to the examination.
Teachers must bear in mind ilai un-
dcr Tic Law 10 certificates for teaching
can Ia granted NJ prnate examinations
and II IS therefore important that tncv
should attend the public examination.
and bring with them certificate OF NOR
az character from ilcir respective Iru,-
fees. y. Il. BRUNpEGk.
July 10. 1874. County SHrt
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Al.crl.I7a Nagr. 10. tg.

ri Office is hereby given. that by
~ virtue OF certified copy OF . decree
and an execution issued from the Office
oi tne Clerk os thellWhois Circuit Court,
in q cause wherein Alden e.. Cavins and
james NraGen. administrators. e. III. are
plaintiffs AMI James Phillips ana others
arD leicnd1ni-. all 10 me directed
requiring Me 90 make thc sum oil six
hundred and fourteen dollars and nine
ty-iiyc cents. with interest ON said de-
cree and execution and costs. 7 will pro-
coed 10 offer Tor sale az public auction.
"a the highest bidder. for cash in hand.
at the door Of the Court House of Du-
hois county, Indiana, i'll tie town Of
Jasper on
SATURDAY, August st 1874.
between Tic hours of ~ o'clock. 4. r.,
and ! o'clock. r. 81. OF said day. tie rents
and profits for term nOi exceeding -cv-
en- years OF the following described real
estate situated III Dubois county, State
Indiana.
Tic nor,n - quarter Of tic north
west quarter. and tic rortn west duirte.
90 t.c north S.csl anasi-... -. 80 a-..riOl.
so. fourteen tlij, il township No. one
u north Of range 10. three ,s) west.
containing together ~ acres.
And on failure 20 realize the full
amount OF principal. interest and costs
called for by said decree amtl judgment.
will Al the same time and place. and
~ like manner sell tie fee simple Of said
real estate.
Said sale viii Dc made without relief
from valuation OF appraiser eui laws.
JOHN NLlhEL. Sheriff d.
u. BUETTNER. ATTY.
July lu;h, lS7f.-3w. PTS $40 90.
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July 9Th, 1874. oFdiag RACHEL III.
ciNpA, infant child OF Clement and Rach-
cl II. I. Doanc, aged 4 months and :
days
sweet babe. thy Moihcr calls Hsce,
/ 'om hcr saintcs. home above,
And angels. piuions bore thee.
Qnick to her blessed arms Of love.
And now, howe'er We miss thoc,
in thy sweet and prattling ways,
Though we long 50 much 10 Kiss thee =
As drag by the care-worn days
Yet our feelings we viii smother,
For = lie doe.h All things we'll"
" no has given thee to Mother,
Whose strong love no tongue can tell.
She j. best prepared 20 train thee,
And her love will never cease
To shield thee from all danger,
la those blessed re aims OF peace.
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Tile Democracy Of the Senatorial Dis
tric, composed of the counties OF Orangc
Martin AMI Dubois, are requested 10
meet iaa delegate Senatorial Convcn-
ton Ia West Baden. Orange county, on
SATURDAY. August Sill. 1874,
for the purpose OF nominating n candi-
date FOR Senator 10 roprcscatthe Distric,
in the Legislature Of Indiana. j, is
hoped tho Democracy Of each county in
the District will see that they are ally
represented.
H. CoMTNGORF.
Chair. Dem. G. g. Orange 60.
{. DoANE,
Chair Dem. c. c. Dubois 20.
&. :. DcBHINs.
Chair. Dem. G.. &. Martin Co.
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FFor The Jasper conrisrI
4 CORRECTION.


I;rssni'ams : Cobb surmi-o. and Promises
lsocKroET, IND., July 9th. 1871.
Mn. Z. DoANE, EDIToR or COURIER /:
DEAR SHIN your paper OF July Sd.
we sec notice that DR. T.. II. -abim.
General Superintendent Of the Rockport
Railroad, informs You that the Compa-
ny j. 10 re- possession Of that part OF the
road already completed on tho 18th inst.
the Contractors. Mcssrs. Branhams Il
Cobb snpp0sing they can ret their work
done by that date. They have supposed
no such thing. Tire article goes on to
say, that the WORK was to have been
done by the 9th Of June, thereby imply
ing that the Contractors were behind
time with their work. which is not true.
The Contractors have been in advance
with their work all the time and all the
delay, IL there has been any, was caused
BIZ the company, or its agents. as we
consider our punctualily in filling our
contracts. and the prompt payment or
al we agree 10 pay, Of more value to Us
than money, we ask you to give the
above a place in your papcr,-and in
future. ii we All would promise less and
do more, il would DC better for Us an.
Yours truly,
BnANHAMs 4 CoEr.
Railroad Contractors.
We chccrfullv give tho abovcan inscr-
tion.having no disposition to do injustice
% any ono. May be some body viii uu-
dcrsand the insinuaiicns contained in
ID. We don't
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AnMINIsTRAr0E's NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given ,sat DE tn
~ dersiencl. has heem appointed sl-
minisirairor 81 Tie estate Of .fe--e
Holder. late Of Dubois county, Indiana.
deceased.
said estate Is probably solvent
THOS. y. IIAEGRAVE. Admir-.
WILL a. TENyLnR. Atty.
July "a. lsTt.-3w.
GUARDIAN SALE OF LAMB,
OK SATURDAY, Aug. II, 1877.
u Office Il hereby given. that ~ .ir-
= Tue 81 Az order OF ti6 Dubois Ci--
emit Court. tie undersigned Guardian {
George ~ Graves. Amelia y. Grave
aud john ~. Graves. minor hcir- ~
" ohn t,rayes deceased. will offer far sale
at public aretion on the premises. rn
SATURDAY. AugHS. 18th. 1875.
the undivided tgo-third paris Of the
following described real estate lof -aia
wards situated III Dnbois County. In
diana. to-wit:
The north west quarter OF The north
east quarter II section No. iweniy-itr
(25). in township No. one o.. north VI
range No. four a. west. 40 acres.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-fouri q
the purchase money 10 be paid in cash.
The residue in three equal payments ~
mine. eighteen and twcnty-iour months
the purchaser giving notes AZ Interest
for said deferred payments. wairinr
benefit Of valuation laws. and secured III
good freehold surety.
sale 10 begin az o'clock y. u.
HENRY l.. WALDEIP. Guar.
WILL A. TRAYLoR, ATTY.
June Goth. lS74.-4ws.
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-.Fa- essen saa.e tl- 81 asg3
ew afy- previous, asa tac grg
n.. Mun tAa .a $3.50 straight heals
is 4.91aHo 1a0
ate uuu'n aua pacing trials were
eltnliy Neii contested lAer being bun
iwa gllie,. however incacA one. iu
.A- il0l Two horses from Davies, county.
nnvy Crockett and another, made y
pretty race, Davy taking The lead and tho
purse ia 2:i0 and 2:45. In the pscing
ring J. \. Morgan and DR.. Stephenson
entered. the former winning in 500
and 3 :O7. The day was very hot, and
owners seemed Hale afraid to put the
horses 70 their highest speed.
This ended The day. exercises, and ev-
cry thing had been done dccenily and
in order, ana every body seemed well
pleased. Not single difficulty of any
kind occurred to mar the pleasure ofthe
Occasion. and not an intoxicated person
was seen on tho streets or ground that
day.
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or We take pleasure in calling the
attention Of our readers fothc advertise
iie1i o. The celebrated Florence ScWiu..
Machines. There has been an immeuso
reduction in tie price OK these machines,
bringing these valuable acquisitions to
q household Within TIE reach OF ali.
FOR Illustrated catalogues and price
list, write 20 y. ". smith. agent at lnd,-
annapolis. Ind.
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81 The Dail at Berger Hall the night
Of the All was one OF those pleasant af-
fairs That ought TO characterize the ccic-
bration Of oar national anniversary. II
was too crowded to dance with q great
deal Of grace or comfort. bat The -ocis
was all pleasant, and cnGeavorcd TO
make themselves agreeable to each 9TH
or, and nj s~c...~.. 20 -,,,.. ,u-,.-... 80 {.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
LAND.

ON SATURDAY, Aug. IL. 1874
NOTICE Is hereby given. that by yir-
- tue OF an order Of the Dubois CIR
cult Court. the undersigned Admins
traitor dc bonis non of the estate Of Zoe
Mavity. deceased. will offer for sale y
public auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY, August 18th, 1874.
an equal undivided two-thirds part 81
the following lands Of the deceased, sii-
uatcd in the County Of Dubois, State II
Indiana. tO-wit:
The undivided two-third parts Of ihr
west half Of the south east quarter q
section No. thirty-ihree l55l. in Town
ship No. one I'D south Of range No
three t3l west. So acres.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third 81 ihe
purcha.c moncy'io be paid in cash one
third ia nine months and one-ihird w
eighteen months. the purchaser giving
notes for deferred payments. bcarih5
interest. with approved surety. ana
waving benefit OF valuation LAWS.
sale 10 begin at ? o'clock. =. =.
w. w. KENDALL, Admr.
WILL IA. TEAYLoH. Atty.
June 2Gth. 4-.ws.
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! y zee The advertisement or the
knoxville Mil ~ to-day paper. This
mill makes good n0uE.
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Schedule % Arrivals and Departure Of sraiis
from Ferdinand.
Arrival Dep.
Mondays. leaves Ferdinand 81 Fulia
to Troy. Sax.
Taesaays. arrive AZ " q TN.
from Adarrt.le hy 81 Meiuraa ~ To- ap
fron Ferdinand by BreizviHe
20 IsTper. lr.N.
wctntsasy. FROM Jasper IS Ereiz,Ais
% ferdir rui, JOAN
wednesday,. from Ferdinand ~ FuloA
% Troy Han.
fhursdsys. arrives frem Troviv ruda 3r.N
~ Jasper tg Nrrtryiiie aAm.
arrives ~ Ferdinand from
Jasper, Tr.H
Fridays leaves Ferdinand by Fulda 10
Troy. 1rp.
saturdays. arrives ID Ferdinand by
fuida from Troy, 1rr
Fridays from LsayemNorih ~ Hendrix,
Suphur Well. Wei Fork. Boehi-
tle'r Mills. Poster Ridge ana AAy-
VILE Srr
sAfardavs. ieaves FIR Ieavtnworih. IAN.
FRIDAYS. from trantticw hv Newton
Willie. blr1iu'lfr Santa CLAUS
hnrah iiiii ana ~. Henry. Sr.N
~atuftayt leaves lar Glaalvicws an3
ar4gl pilccs IAN
Saturdays. lehvrq Ferdinand by rreir-
Vote ty Jasper. aAw
81 ttty from iaanef t1 Ferdinand T-w
oh INAftfkN
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SENATORIAL CoSyENTioN.- The time
Of holding the Senatorial Convention
has been postponed. a. it viii be seen.
one wecA. till August 8. This has been
done 50 as not to interfere wiiha pilma-
ry election IN Martin county, which had
been heretofore set for August ]. We
hope this convention vii. be got right
after awhile.
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FoR AUDITOR. We this week an
nounce Or. 4. II. Miller as a candidate
for Comfy Auditor. lie is gentleman
well known almost Mi over the county,
as one of the enterprising business mon
of the thriving little town OF Hunting
bury. who has made himself a name, and
gained position IN business circles by
his own abilities. ii elected there is no
question but lie would attend 10 the du-
ties OF the Office promptly ana we'll.
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oTPay d what you owe a..
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NuLlNltiCc-
The running trial Of horses was not az
fast as some we have read Of, there being
bat two entries. both by John N. Nor
Gan, a bay stallion, Albion, and gray
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Your committee report that there
were but three machines entered for
competition, in the field trial, to-wit:
Buckeye combined, ST.. Clipper No. 3,
and Mccormick Prize Mower. all other
having backed out After al
trials possible on the ground chosen,
with the facilities at hand, We award the
lst premium to the Buckeye, ST.. because
Of the simplicity and durability Of it,
construction, and the best in, when
driven ia circles, haw and gee turns !;
and the "a premium to the Mccormick
Prize Mower, on account OF the next
best cutting in q circle. Zach machine
moved cxccllently, and about equal on
a straight line. We had no way to ties,
the dran.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-09-25

We are sad to record the death OF one OF
our most prominent citizens, Joel Knight.
Esq, who died at his residence Sept. 18th.
aged IS years. Although he had been feeble
for several months he was confined TO hi,
bed only four days. His III. case was conges.
tion OF the brain. lie was man OF strrl.
Ing worth, highly respected for his integ-
rity and honesty OF principles. kind neigh
Dor and faithful friend. lie was a strong
temperance man. and in the days OF his
strength did much TO promote the good cause.
lie leaves n wife and five children who will
miss his wise cOumsels and the dear presence
OF tender husband and father. The Two
eldest daughters, the wife of Rev. 5. II. Me.
C"llcster Of Akron, Ohio, and Mrs VIM H.
Greenwood, were absent at the time of hij
death. but reached home in time Tor the bur
ial He has lell one son, young. man OF
great promise, just graduated from Tufts Col
lege, aud whose privilege it was 10 watch with
his dear mother by the bedside of the loved
one passing away. Mr.. Knight was mem
Der OF the Uniyersalst church for more than
tiliy years. and was Looked up to as an exen
plary Christian; and we believe. As he passed
through the gates into the CITY. he would
heal the voice Of the Master, saying "Well
done good and faithful servant; enter thou
into the joy Of thy Lorl" The funeral was
attended by Rev. NJ. II. lIlrtis of Brattlebo-
TO- who spoke words oi peace aud comfort to
the sorrowing friends, cru,mendmg them TO
Him who "doth It an,ct willingly, hut elias
tens whom lie luvctn" Cow.