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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-07

TIE PEOPLES FRIEND.-lt is susceptible
of easy proof that the Sewing Machine has
been q greater blessing to the American PEG.
pie than any invention of the present cen
tury. Nothing else has done so much to save
the lives aud health of the wives and moth
ers, and the patient overwOrked women of
from the burdens Vt every day life. Every
father aud husband fails in his duty If he
neglects to endow his house with such tri.
un,ph Of science as Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine. 1t is the cheapest and best sewing
machine ever offered.
dichines will De &c We ID q: any Railroad
Station in this country free of transport alton
Charges, if ordered through the Company's
b anch House at 81 and S29 Broadway, New
York City.
They send an elegant catalogue and chrome
circular free on application.
This Company want . few more good agents
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MEwBURY. Mrs. NJ. ID. Shepard,
the celebrated pianist, has been IN
town fora week past.
.. q. Temples hen presented him
with an egg weighing four ounces,
and measuring seven by eight
inches.
A calf belonging to Nelson Bal
ley got frightened the other day
and distanced Mr.. Bailey's horse in
race up through the Street, when it
took to the meadows, and then to
the river. 1t swan across the river
twice and started on u third trip
before it was captured.
Collars, cuffs, ties, &C., at Key es'.
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WEST FAIRLEE. Tin Wedding.
A few of the many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Abbott met at their
residence the 10Th ult., for the pur-
pose of celebrating the tenth ami
versary of their wedding day. 1t
being the busiest part of the season
there was not as many present as
there would have been at almost
any other time of the year, yet,
some who could not be there made
their friendship manifest by send
ing in their good wishes and nice
presents. All seemed to enjoy them
selves as we'll us could be expected.
The evening, which was short, be-
ing spent in social chat, discussion,
&C., &c. The many presents, which
were not wholly confined to tin, were
very ornamental, nice and useful.
In due season, the company sat
down to a tastefu|y prepared repaSt,
which in both looks and taste was
PERFECTION; the cake being palata-
bic and excellent, the lemonade nice,
cool aud refreshing. AS the small
hours began to dawn the company
began to disperse, leaving their
very best wishes for the happy pair.
A FRIEND.
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ID ED.

In Bradford. July 80 Ada H., daughter OF
IIartwcll Pilsbury, aged W. mos.
In Newport. July %, Charlie Henry son OF
Willard II. aud Julia A. Child, aged ! VI. 9
mos. and dys.
Now the liter he doth lie on.
Strcwcd with roses, bear to Zion
Go as past u pleasant meadow,
Through the valley of the shadow;
Take him softly, holy angels,
Past the ,angs OF Gods evangels,
Past the Saints and Martyrs holy
TO the earth born meek and lowly;
We would have our precious blossom,
Safely laid in Jesus bosom.
At Jacksonville. Florida, Lizzie II. n.
Browa, aged q years. Formerly of Thetford
w., but whose home for the past three years
was at Brattleboro, vt.
Dele acy ard purity of mind were among
her distine uishing characteristics, to which
the propreties of perfectly lady-likc deport..
mcnt gave due expression. She also evinced
{. maturity of thought and Judgment that
made her the counsellor as well as the friend
OF her companions. Her virtues rested on
the basis of true religion, with whose princi-
pies and love she was imbued in her tender
years. They were displayed in the beauty of
a consistent example. Ere she added the out
WaIu profession OI lcr Idltu, dNu tHc aSt
of ei .hteen. she received the blessed memoir,
ais of her Savior's dying love. Surrounded
by all that could make life attractive, circle
Of deeply attached friends in u happy and elc
CANT home, she was found by that subtle foe
which carries sorrow and dcsolation INTO SO
many families of our land. The indications
of consumption were Of so decided a charac-
ter that, coupled as they were in her case
with fragility of form and delicate organiza-
ton, fatal result was but too surely pre-
,licted Foo three years the efforts of medical
skill contentled with The disease, but health
never more visited her languid frame. What
an affecting lesson did she give of faith. resig-
milton and christian hope. Not an impatient
or repining word escaped her lips, and through
the pretracted period of trial and weakness $
she manifested snch cheerful serenity that it
was to her sick chamber her stricken friends
resorted for comfort and peace. c. II. II.
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WE learn from an Intelligent and
impartial politician in Ohio that in
the October election Gov. Allen
and the Democracy will certainly
be defeated, and our advices from
other sources are of similar tenor.
Well, if it turns out so, there will
be one Democratic candidate less
for President; and on his grave
stone may be inscribed; "Rag mon
ey did it."-N. Y. Sun.
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CAMP MEETING. The Seventh
Day Adventist of Vermont, will
hold their annual camp-meeting on
the grounds about One-half mile
south of the depot, at Essex june.
ton, on August 1924. Free re-
turn tickets will be given on the
ground to those who come over the
Passumpsic, South Eastern, and
Central VeOmOnt railroads.
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TIrrON, Decembe- 2. 1874.

TIPTON, December 3, 1874.
We take great pleasure in informing you oil
the surprising beneficial results from the use
Of your English Remedy, the Cordial Balm Of
Syricu,n and l.othrop's Tonic Pills In case
OF great Nervous Debility and Prostitution, by
u mclnber of our family who has been under
treatment by different doctors for nearly
three years past without any apparent pene'
tit therefrom but your medicines have
produced a most wonderful change for the
better, ana the patient now enjoys compare
lively excellent health. ..
MRS, HARRIET SrURGISS.
Sold by oil Druggists and will be sent by
Express to all pats Of tho Country by ad-
dressing the Proprietor.
q. EDGAR LOTIlROP, NJ D..
li3 Court st. Boston Mass, uni
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RECOMMENDATION.

The following recommendations are not the
strongest volunteer testimonials Of the won
wonderful magic effects OF these PlIls, receiv,
cd bv Mr.. Lane, but are selected because the
writer's reside in towns not far away. they
were unsolicited by the agent of the Company
or any one, and are bona tde
A circular may be obtained at this office, or
will be sent to any address upon appiica'
ton. containing scores of certificates OF the
surprising and almost marvellous cures per
formed by the pills.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-07

The demand for Itoenty Thousanp
Leagues Under the Sea, the 81 book
which we sell for 20 cents, was so
great that we could not fill all Or
ders last week. We have received
a new supply and can now furnish
all who wish them. By mail 30 cts.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-07

Since the eight teachers in the
Akron, O., schools have resigned to
get married, the board of education
has had to employ three clerks to
acknowledge the receipt of applica.
tons for situations in the schools
and answer questions respecting the
manageable young AkrOnlans.
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Bilious Troubles.

THos w. LAME wish to apologize to you
and crave pardon, for not responding to the
merits of DR. QuAINs CONDITION Pills before
now. Have had Liver Trouble very bad, by
spells, for several years; have tried many kinds
of medicines, but received no benefit until
tried DR.. Quain's Pills, which have helped mo
very much. Would advise every one troubled
wi tn Bilious Trouble, to try Dr. Quain's Con-
dition Pills. Please send me another package.
BENZ. II. POOR.
Bath. N. H., Dec l2, 1874.
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DR., ouAIN'S CONDITION PILLS.

Yellowness, Deafness of the Skin, leaves i'm
follows the use of them.
Fleshy Persons should use these pills quito
sparingly Their regular use tends to make
fleshy people more fieshy. By. keeping the
blood pure and the bowels healthy, vitality Is
restored, nervousness departs, and cheerful
ness and u satisfied feeling prevail. They 10
not interfere with ones eating or business.
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WAITS RIVER. Mr.. Blodgett
has bought the Dan Grant place at
this village.
o. Il. Annis, Esq, is soliciting
orders for the well known Tails-
vile Scytlle Go. AS a salesman o.
L. is "sllarp.'
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EAST CoRINTH. Messrs. ROwell
Il WilmOt, who own the State right
for j. W. Rickcr's washing machine,
are about to commence the manu-.
featuring Of them, as the demand is
50 great.
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''.Just What p People Should Keep
i'm the House,

Mr.. THOMAS W. LANE.-Sir With great
pleasure l am ready to acknowledge that
have been very much benefited by the use Of
DIR. QUAIN's CONDITION PILLS. l think they
are Just what people should keep in the house
to keep the machinery of the human family in,
running order. Enclosed please lind one dol
lar, for two packages MARY b. MESBER. -,
East Canaan, N. H.. March 3D. 1875.
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PERSONAL. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
urtis started on Monday morning
pr Rye Beach. They will be alb.
bnt about two weeks.
Capt. I. II. Andross of Lawrence,
lass, is at present stopping with
is son, Mr.. George II. AndrOss.
Among visitors now staying in
his village are Mrs. A. L. Gitchell,
idOw of the late Captain A. E.
Fitchell, formerly of Bradford, and
rs. Ransom Of Vineyard Haven,
lass.
DIR. McKeen has received o dis.
atch stating that the steam ship
[arathon, in which his daughters
ailed from Boston, arrived safely
Queenstown, Ireland, on the 3, d
Ist., making the passage in 10
sys.
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LUNENBuRG. VI, Nov. u, 1874.
Mr.. TmoMAs W. LANE.--Dedr Sir I'll have
been troubled with Neuralgia for six years
have taken every medicine that ! could hear
of found none that gave any relief until
received q package oil your CoNDiTIoN PILLS,
which have cured me.
Truly yours.
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"A millionaire of Granville, Wis,
has recently made u will, in which
he leaves $4,000 to any incorpO'
rated town or village in Wisconsin
that win not tOlerute q brass band.
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"Bcst Thing for X ldncy and Live

Mr.. THOMAS w. LANE.-Dcar Sir - have
taken the most of one package of DIR. QUAINs
CONDITION PILLS, and can truly say they are
the best thing that l have taken fer Kidney
and Liver Complaint.
Oxford. N. H., Dec 90, 1874.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-07

OXFORD. On Thursday evening
Of last week, between nine and ten
o'clock, the chair factory of ClOugh
Bros. at Oriordville, was discovered
to be on fire aud the building with
all its contents were entirely CON
sumed, except four lounges and two
chairs. Mr.. Clough was in the
building at eight o'clock and there
was no signs OF fire, and he had no
light, SO that we shall conclude it
mast he incendialism. Total loss
$500. Insurance, $3.50.
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u. G. Il NJ. II. II.
LEAVE uAvEnIliLL STATION.

Rev. l.. II. Elliot will preach il
he Town Hall next Sabbath at |
'ciOck, p. NJ.
The second half of tho Summer
erm of school in Dist. No. 2 will
commence Oh Monday, Aug. 9th
Hiss Martha Underhill, teacher.
The Rev. j. NJ. y. Fulton, will
esumc his pulpit ministrations in
he NJ. f. Church, on Sunday next
inst, at 1Oa "A. NJ.
We shall next week send bills
0 many single paper subscribers
vll0se subscriptions are due. Per
ons in this vicinity who pay fol-
apcrs sent to friends will govern
themselves accordingly.
The Bradford Guards will come
ut tor drill on Saturday afternoon
If this week. We understand that
hey are about to procure white
ross belts with plates having there.
II, the initials of the Co. name "B.
~ aud also plumes of very tasty
lyle. This will add much to the
showoff" of the company.
The managers OF the Orange
county Agricultural Society have
ecided to give premiums for the
est, handsOmeSt and smarteSt ba.
les on exhibition. Sake thinks
he notice rather short, but believes
lat the baby show" will he a
lccess both as to number and style
nd pledges himself to do all in his
bwer to make it so.
Last Sunday about noon a re-
narkable solar phenomenon was
isible in this part of the State. A
omplete circle, presenting all the
OlOrs of the rainbow, was visible
round the sun, and an arc of
arger circle was visible south of
he sun and at Il distance from the
rst rather greater than the radius
f the first. This arc looked like a
legendary rainbow. After a short
me another circle made it's appear
nee, intersecting the first and of
he same size, having the sun in the
circumference. This circle was not
0 bright. Then appeared two arcs
f still other circles intersectiDg the
ilcle at point opposite the sun.
these were visible outside of the
rst circle, but not inside, bnt if cx-
ended would have had the sun in
he circumference. The largest cir
lie was plainly visible for an hour
nd a half.
The fall term of Bra dford Acad
my will commence Monday, Aug.
30, and continue IA weeks, under
be charge of F. p. McGregor, A. b.
graduate of Dartmouth College,
no comes highly recommended as
thorough teacher. All needful as
istants will be provided. Students
ill have tho advantage of complete
Philosophical apparatus and access
b a good library of twelve hundred
olumes free of expense. Students
rom abroad are allowed to pursue
tudies laid down in one term Of the
curse together with those in an.
ther term, provided they are quail
ed to enter classes already organic
d. Bradford is pleasantly situa-
I'd, healthy and free from the many
pmptations which abound in larger
laces. Board can be obtained in
private families at low rates, and
ooms can be readily procured for
ersons DESTROYS of boarding them.
helves. A. A. Doty, NJ. d., of
Bradford, will with pleasure furnish
lrther information.
PERSONAL. Mr.. and Mrs. g. Il.
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DysDepsta Cured After FOur
Years Suffering.

WEST LEBANON, Me-. Feb, 20, 1879,
MIR. THOMAS W. LANE.-Dear Sir:-i have
been sick for four years with Dyspepsia, and
for the past three years, Constipation and
Inflammation of the Bowels. have su fer ed
all the pain l could and live. have been
confined to my room for two years, and could
not sleep nights without the use of morphine.
have beengiyen up by phySieianns past cure cure
DITIoN PILLS. and they have done me more
good than all the doctors have lad. l sleep
we'll eat well, and have no pain, They are
all they are recommended to be. Please send
me three packages, as two Of my neighbors
Yours truly,
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Passulnpsic Railroad.
IL x GU r. ST. O N =
Lake Memphremagog,
MONTREAL g. QUEBEC.

ROUTE A.-Montreal via Passumpsic and
South Eastern Railroad. Return same route.
ROUTE B. Montreal and Quebec via Pass
crs, and Grand Trunk Ry.
ROUTE C. Quebec via Passumpsic K. r. to
Shcrbrooke, Grand Trunk Railway to Quebec.
Return same route,
The sale of excursion tickets will commence
July |, and continue during the months of
August and September, good to return until
NuYrmher l. al the following nriccs:
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Fifty pieces of new sheet mu
sic at OPINION StatiOners Store
Also, music paper.
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Bradford, VT, Aug. Z, 1878.
LOCAL MATTERS.
BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

CiOsk. DUE
6outhern Msil,,.,..lOlaA. Mo-. 3r' ~
Northeru Nail. 2.3OP. M.,...ll A. N.
Western Nail ,..... 3, =. M,....lO A. n.
Boston l. New York 40 =. M..... A. N.
Oflics hours from 100 4, N. to $50 ?. N. Sun
ava from ~ 30 to I'm.
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CONN. & PASS. L. Il.

GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Iail train :. 1910 4, N. Mail train, BY I'm
econ. train, IL. 10 4. N. Accom-. 9.!S AN
Under tho new regulations persons can rido
!, freight trains provided tickets arc pur'
BIASED Ut stations.
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Legal Blanks at Opinion Sta.
tiOnery Store.
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Lake Memphremago. and
Return.
Excursion Tickets, good ten days from date
will be sold to parties Of ten or more, for fair
one way and one dollar for the l. tkv trip.
GOING NORTH.
Accm. d. En-. Null. ". En-.
Pm. Pm rM- An.
Arr. Newport l.2O 4'46 100 335
Montreal $50 800
Quebec 7.3O A. N.
GOING SOUTH.
Acc'm. d. Er. Null. N. Err.
Lv. Quebec LOO 7.30
" Montreal 9.05 $50
/" Newport 9.25 l5OP. NJ. 7.05 A. NJ. 80
Richelieu Line Stean,ers.-Leaving Montreal
daily. except Sunday. p. III. Arrive at Que
bee $50 u. m. Leaving Quebec 400 p. III.
Arriving at Montreal u, M.
daily, except Sunday and Monday, at 700 a.
IN. Time for round trip, 4S hours.
Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamers,-Leave
Quebec every Tuesday at g p. m.
Steamers on Lake OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Newport 73D u. M. Returns 1900 noon.
Leaves Newport 100 p. M. Returns 500 p. III.
Music by the Blaisdell Orchestra a: the
Memphrenagog House, on arrival of trains,
and during the evening FROM 8 to 10.
MEMPHREMAGOG HOUSE.
The inviting exterior of the Memphremagos
House, which. during the past winter has
gone through thorough repairing, adding a
new story. and a beautiful wide veIin,ia, ex-
tending on all sides of the large building,
clnso 10y the railroad station, gladdcns the
eyes of the travellers and the calm waters of
Lake Memphrt magog, with the fiic steamer
at the landing give promise of chi yment and
comfort II prospect.
n. p. LOWERING. Jr., Gen. Ticket Agt.
GEORGE. MERRI.L, ,Supt.
Lyndenvlle, July l, 1875, l0me
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UATARRH.

NAts eAl tASASNSA@S
Ga larrh Of Is Years. Standing
Cured,
With Droppings in Throat almost
TO Choking, Headache, Pains in
Shoulders, Back and Kidneys, and
Entire Breaking Down of the Sys-
tenn by
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
MEssRs. LrrrLErtELD \ Co.:
reside at Manchester N, H., and previous
ly resided ut Henniker, and am a native of
Wcare, this State. l have had Catarrh twenty
five years; every since was nineteen years
old =; had it bad all the time. 1t run all that
period. and nights it would fill up and drop
down in my throat, causing q feeling Of
choking, SO that would spring up in bed to
save myself from strangulatiOn. 1t effected
my head so that felt confused, and was
troubled with severe headaches ut intervals,
shoulders. back and kidneys, from which
suffered immensely SO bad were they, that
year ago last summer was obliged to lie IN
bed most of the time for three months. tried
all kinds of snuff aud Catarril remedies with
no particular benefit, and consulted physi-
clans. l began to take the Constitutional
Cdtarry Remedy last August, l began to
grow better before finishing the first bottle.
am now on my third bottle. My Catarrh is
cured my health is restored. have no pains
aches or cough. My whole system is made
over new. think it is the medicine that has
rescued me from intense suffering and almost
the grave. l am now able 30 do the hardest
work and bear the greatest exposure, and
feel that cannot say to much in favor Of
the Constitutional Cdtarrh Remedy,
MRS. +. j. FLANDERS.
Manchester, N. II Feb ls7I.
PRICE 81 PER BOFTLE.-SoId by all
Druggists Pamphlet Of 3! pa ges, giving
treatise on Catarra, and Contain ne innumer.
able eases of cures sent FREE by a ddressing
the Proprietor,.
LIrTLEFIELD g. CO.,
Manchester, N, II.
For Sale in b raGford NV
Syl II. Ii. DAY. Druggist,
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JOHN W. LUKD
One Month LATER.
WEST LEBANON, Me-, March -, 1875.

West LEBANON, Me-. March 70, 1875.
Mn. THoMAsW. JANET commenced tax
ing DR.. OUAIN's CoSpIyIoN PILLS February
OH. and wrote YOU February 22d of their won
derful effect. I have continued to imprOye
ever since. My appetite is good. and sleep
as we'll as / ever did in my life: amfree
from pain for the first time In three years.
When l was taken sick, four years ago:
weighed one hundred and eighty.six pounds;
j now weigh one hundred and thirty, but, as
an gaining in strength, have faith shall
regain my flesh this summer, by the use Of
tLe Pills. shall continue taking them Tor
", - time to come.
Tours 'ro JOHN W. LORD:
Still Later.
WEST LEBANON, Me-, April IA, 1873.
ruov.. w. LANE Dear Sir II have tax
III. iast Of m Pills, and ! am lmprovinI
so fast do not "nk y Ss sor 20 trn nresent.
me to discontinue the,r u and ' oonfsr favor
Please send me pa. c .rniy.
on, 1ours T. W. LORD
These Pills can only I've procursd Of
THOMAS w. LANE, Agent, Manchester' ~
n. or Al Opinion O6lce, Bradforo'
Va
70 .ave nrofts of wholesale buyers and re-
to;lcrs. and thereby enable the purchaser 70
Get them for about half price, package
WILL BE Sent p rr M1lt I pSs1sgo plePad dress,
| nEN.F, STANTON, Ag't
oPrkroN OFFICE.
~ pRADFosD. ~
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Rev. l.. II. Elliot will preach in
he Town Hall next Sabbath at 3
|ciOck, p. NJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-25
CARS SOUTH.

Some of Pullman's toadies and hired
attorneys in the South have attempted
to relieve him from the odium of his at
tempt to force the negroes into the sleep
ing cars. The Atlanta Constitutions
says Of him:
One Of Pullman's official acts is sufi-
cient to show what kind of man he is.
Long before any negro thought Of apply.
ing for bertbs by virtue Of the civil rights
or any other act, he issued a pass in pc
culiarly broad terms to a South Caroline
negro by the name Of Cardoza. The
fact that the recipient was a leader in
the Moses crowd of plunderers does not,
we opine, alter the case to a great ex.
tent. This pass directed the conductors
Of the Pullman cars to grant the bearer
equal facilities and privileges in the
sleeping cars with any other good citi.
zen" 1t was signed by Mr., George N.
Pullman himself, and delivered to ]. N
Cardoza, who was and is a verysbsd me-
gro. The date Of the pass was about
April, 1873, 1t was IN annual pass. 1t
was good wherever there was a Pullman
car. Cardoza tried to reach Atlanta on
it. Its subsequent history is in our pos
session, and If Judge Lochrane thinks
these facts are imaginary, we will take
pleasure in presenting the whole story
Of this offensive and needlessly insulting
act of President George NJ. Pullman tC
our readers.