davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-12
Guropa,(As uahrihten.

S6wertn. Sine idausrlide 1ata-
fropbe. Die lib ont z. Stunt auf Dem
@nts 2riRow 3uiihen Warin unS isis.
mar %ereisnete, ite1t uaisr lanolihes
6euerl0ihwcien III ssbfbrenSes 2id)t.
Sn sincm &atben jenss 9uta brad am
%8enanntsn Gage 6tnts aus. Die WiSs
marer 1suerwebr riidte ibteuni9f mad
bortem aus. Shy 0ibser, Bauinlpsftor
Cater, fab iih UNI 10 mebr ueranlaBt,
sin3uidreilen, ale Der Nusenihein sr.
CAB. oaB nidt siumal CUR Mettnns Der
sefdbrost.n Wtenihenleben, seidwei9t
oenn gum 26iden bes 8ronocs seciguste
Nmitaltsn setroffm weresn tonnten.
Gin Teucrtlbel uno 5pei Teuerbatem
wurben crit na6 Dem @intrsifcn Or
Seuerwebr bsrbei9cid,afft ano bas mar
10 5iemllb Nllss, womit man bot benz
Deusr entgegensumirfsa permOdlte, islblt
MI Wafer ftblte cs. Die Jrags mad
Dem Stanoe ber Din9s btantwortete
Der @utsbcrr BON &risolp, gurmeiitcr,
etuiab bamit, ha6 leiocr finf Mtulhen
nm9etommen wGren. VaurnlpeitOr
@alter berubi9te lib bti oieier NuStuuft
natiirlld) nid)t, uno oas um 10 ipeni9er,
als ploslid Der Dsuerwebrmann .3lu'
~msr0.llue Gbnde Die Tunoe brad)te,
baB aus benz brennenbeu @epduee otut.
lid Otsnlhenliinmen Uerncbmbar wd.
rem. @alter ertbeIlts nun raid Die no.
tblssn Mnpsiiun9en, unS tros Der iurd)t'
bareu Eeb~sns0efa9r, tros Der BON allen
Ssiten aufiooernbeu Siammen brausen
Die braptn 6euermebrltute in bic Wob.
nun9en, in Oenen nod WsaiAeu uermu.
tibet iunroeu. Wad weulsem Nusenblidsn
tommsn lie wisOer uuo briassn JEDI NIT
Wranowunosn bebsdte uao iberbaupt
iaredli@ 3useriAtsts Wtsnlden ia's
Srsle. Der SlmmsrSslsle &bmds ret.
tets aa.in btrsn 2, Der Maureraeiele
Gidborlt /, bet SAmisosciele Dlle l.,
Der Arbsitsr Bland / un0 Der .3ummers
aeisll. Shmiot /. Bon Den 6 @eret.
tstsH tbaten Srei MIR nod msni9s Ntben,-
3iss, bes cine, Cit 9oisan9er BON II
SaDrsu, ltarb ldom aui freiem 6eioe,
bic beioen anoereu, IL erltcrsu Briosr.
awsi stnabsn Don 6 unb4 Sabrsn. sleiA
nabler. Del pierte Der @srettetsn, eaS
Sanpi Der 6amilie, 1T idwsr perlest
mad, benz Wlsmarsr &rantsa9anIe ss'
brad)t, bic finite, bic Tran oss Sori'
gen, litst ~bOfluunsslos Oarnieesr nnO
baiielbe hnrfts non DEM g.. einem flelnen
MdSd.s. sa4-s. aGar M.tsl@uanS<
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yIrfei.

&a9a a, IL. Suli. Dis @treit-
maht Der Serbeu nurbe bel Dem Srsf
fen ON 6. 3. M. bcin0be ppnltanbi9 Der
ai9tet, uno Die @sripuuoetsn trcicn
fiinoll9 in 8elerab Elm. 1000 Wann
Der &slfrpe moribirten 9ciiern BON BEL.
grab na@ Der @rensc; ole Ihperen &C.
ialbe I'M Selse Der &esiernns lino in
Den Geltunsen aufositeat worocn. 81
Der SdloGt non 8tljlna loaen Die tir-
tii6en 6rouen aus ibren Genitern nit
&cuolos.u ouf bic @erbeu sel9Olen ba'
ben.
Mien, IL SuIi. Modridten aus Der
5erSesowiua mclocn, haB bic mobomc-
Soniibcn ginwobner BON Nieiic. Yre
idetta. @ransfo nno Der Sobebene ppn
@atihfo ben Sirlten BON Wontcnegro
erIuht boben, ibr Geben uno GIseatDnm
Al beldikeu.
2onbon, II. SnIi. Cine Ocpci6,
aus Mlcronorisn meloet, baB espptii@
Silisnuppsn 9eftern nod Gpuitant,nos
pei einseihiff iwurosn. Man beri9ttt
bub ~ 900 Mann ScfebI boben, li@
marl4bercit 3u baIien.
Cine TspsiAe an bic vgltafette" mel
bet, ooB Sen. S9srnoisff li4 mad Der
iubii9en @ren5s Su,adSis9t. Seine Nr.
NEE 1T ppahdnois oemoroIiltrt. g. per
loutet, oob 99ernajsif ab9slett lperben
lOa. Sic neutrality-suspicious. Nrmee iol
1900 Mann fart isin. 9iclelbe bali
Den Mss swiiaen Glet nno Stolab be-
i'st, belossrt @leoun mno beabibtist.
Spus uno Stabrblid einsuidlisbcn. Die
8epesunSen berlclben wtroen 10 peit.
io1e mtsii@. eeheim eebalten.
Na9riAtsn aus Yelsroo meloen, bab
Omar Yal4a li9 bon Suithar suriid-
9e5osen bat, % er Die Steluu9 nibt er.
lhlrmen fonntc, neil ieineGlanfs bsorob.
mar. Slaoonilae Sournole misbsrboler
ols S~eboupiuns, Dap Der ruiiil4e @ruB'
1nrlt Wlao'm!r iid incosnito in gllssinal
auFbielte.
eus lneesn nus go%nitautiuopel elm
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9retis Der Ma3ciBea:
Nsuetf te'eer. gfpe(hfa.
8 enti@lanD.

Wien. 10. Suli. Sas benti9t
Ss5dppoosr DON 9on5sridifm iesclt'
om ps@rsonsencn @onntag rlit perlle'
peltcn Yefeblsn, welhe er1 auf bobe'
9se ee6inss ,psrosn ir!eu, Don SoIo'
midi as.
Bursburs. II. Snii. Sirf
gismnrd bate seltern cine 3nlammen'
funft nit &ailer MilbcIm i'll beige,
Gtoot uno tebrts glsi9 barouf mad
aiifnsm 5uriid.
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Stalien.

2onbpn, II. Suli. Cine Depeide
Der .pol" aus Berlin meloet, bab bus
Notionnl.g omlts, wel4i5 in @enf fir
Die WlcperpsrsiniSuns N55a's NIT Sta
lien Yropa9anoa mo6t, Ole 9ilfe oes
beutidcn 9. lies onsernfsn but.
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~selaufene 9cpeIde melost bab seitern
cine erobe S1loht bel Yirot gel6in
gen tuuroe. 9og Reiultat 1T nod uubs.
fonnt. Mebcmeo ali loa fi6 auf Dem
&iidsuSe b%efinbeu.
, 1876-07-12
Dir Tnhkltr

1T beitintnit. has sarjs bisbertse Scilperfabrsn un,s
snltosen. Ole Sur pirb bnrr@ has iogenannte
Ycbbao nab bur4 Gtnnebnlen non NohpMlrcr
bewfrft Z lie ecbedSer Seisen an; mo bic &rantleit
3tit Scissn Ee bic 2ebenstrait bes MsnIdsn on.
GauienSs iinD In ben Issteu Spet Sabrsn In Der
GabesAnialt, "a Stanten Str Rem, gort, scbei[t
torben. tluter ben G~ebetlten befiubsu it3 ptele
Gcrste unb Npotbef.t.. Die 2o9bdber u%nteri9sieeH
I'D Don unbcren Bdbsrn baburG, bab lie Strcft auf
Bic Rranteeit st~nIutrten, II b ben fraHtsn StoII ents
ternen, In ipslasr Norm CT oub sum 9ori4sin
fomne. ste fno Gin gerbrennungs> ober NitSldet>
bu~n9s>proceB Der Rrantbettsltofte Sober Rranfe
wir6 bet ber AnrcnoIus bt fer Rur S~cSniagen fetn
eiseuer Ar;t. s@enn Scenario bird 6ieis BdSer aes
renb nod Der .bisherisst Ssilmetbobe bic Iittet
sewSbnIid sefdbrlfdsr iinb oils bic Rranfbettfefbt,
nnb t4 Siters N gangs Seer fseanbdrer Srants
SSsisiS be s.ybdber due Rrantbeiien, itn.rIid
lin6 aubsrlid. %turirsn, 10 fnS bod BITE @irtnngert
Bel folgehb. n arantbciteH. b~ef6noers psnn fe f9
nod III oeutem3 ulianse %beiinbea, sans auBsroreentf
tusrSeng jebr idhsn; sspbbnlt& NIT Ia 8asern,
iurtrt. SaiSs unp anBsmt9sotaofmdt wirb;
b~.ionosrs BET lnnss1 Ssntsn y. tn srttst StaSttIut.
ss~sss!tS I'i4 sl fSriFf; al 9 ,sSy sn'a s Mgfa:
.benIe Nusens unb Gbr' ntran,aeiiena forts al;
ipSbtItttf6e arantbsiisn III tsssru @rabe. gd
anberen Rrantb.iten, @~ramo.pnttSem, @es
. pqsSiis. =. S St ! ssar in 4 sds III sinreissnS,
Inn Ssben ppn her Nirfuns sh hbsrsensen. ates
eenfrebS nnb BITE foserannts, Sax,ts oeer
Sudcrrmbs (eime BITS lest unastlhars, Srortbeitl
putben aebeilt. Bd lcsterer ardnfl.lt sehea. Is
VroSent Sss Suesrtcfss nut iebsnt Babe bird BEN
nrin ab.
Sic gobss ans gtnnebH,e sq ntuet rDcrbsa mad
iebeni qIas I'm sanbe ~rerianbt, Der NItts bee
Babsspulptrs III g., ber bes Giuisbate : pinlpers
Il. Nan Ioife Fd cine BIoi6ure 16er BITE sohfW
N snslii4er eStr Sentf4sr Spra4e t9idsr.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
- "a Storton Sir. (Box 1891
Scw YSrE
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WaIterton, Ont, 10tcn Suli
3psi 56dter BEG 9rn. Samuel Soare.
reip. IS unb Is Sabre olt, e%rtranten &C..
tern bein1 8ooen.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

tfiElISEA.
john Allison of Newbury. who
ut the last term Of County Court
was assessed in damages to a large
amOut for assault upon one Rollins,
and in default of payment thereof
brought here to Jail, was released
the other day upon the oath Of pov
erty. This leaves Frank without
bOarders once more.
At the school meeting held in Che
village district last week Tuesday
the following officers were elected
Prudential Committee, Aaron Da-
Wis; Clerk, j. a. II. Corwin; Treas
urer, John G. Clark; Collector,
Alonzo Noyes. 1t was voted to
raise tax of thirty cents ON the
dollar of the grand list.
Joseph Hatch and wife, living in
the upper village, celebrated til e
fiftieth anniversary Of their mar
riage on the afternoon and evening
of the 2Sth ult.
During the year 1915, there were
25 deaths, 2G births, ami five mar
riages in town. OF the deaths lG
were of persons Of over 90 years Of
age; thirteen being over seventy,
and two over ninety years,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

" ESV IOFSHAMs
The MasOns have just repaired
and neatly furnished their hall and
now have an excellent Lodge, as
well as good working members.
Z. 9. Weed, X. NJ. Henry and w.
b. Carpenter were delegates to at
tend the Convention at Burlington
The Montpelier Journal says:
Some of the young people gave a
dramatic entertainment at Village
Hall, on Friday evening last, to a
large and appreciative audience, af-
ter which, in behalf of some of the
members of the Union church soci
ETY., Miss Hattie Tabor was present
ed with very beautiful and costly
Bible, for her services as organisi
for the past four or five years in the
Union church; Hattie left us Mon
day morning for the West, To visit
her father, L. Ii. Tabor, Esq, VIII,
now resides there.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
CORINTIi.


The singing school at Corintll
Corner, taught by Mr.. Granville
Powers the past winter, closed on
the evening of the Goth. Mr.. Pow.
ers has taught an excellent school
there, and was much surprised on
being presented, by the class, with
IA nice silver cup as a token of their
regards.
Mrs. Lucinda Morris has kept 20
hens the past winter, and sold from
them Is dozens of eggs, and has
now april 1sD 81 chickens. all
Matched the present spring. She
says it has not been much of a
spring for chickens, either. If any
one can beat this, let us hear from
them through the columns of the
OPINION.
A son of Mr.. Henry DeGoosh of
Bradford, six years Of age, has at
tended school 40 weeks within the
past year, travelled over 400 miles
in the time, has not been tardy and
has not been absent from school on
ly one day within the year. II any
other lad has Il better record, let
him make it known.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

The nervous, weakly invalid does not enjoy
life, hut merely "dra Is out existence rs the
phrase is. Unified Tor the active pursuits oi
life. and incapable Of partaltng Of its pleas
ures. 10 which health alone can give IL zcst
dsincined to social iutorcpHrs". and 4 prey
an object of pity Yet there is nothing in all
this that cannot he rrmcdied by that genial
Alternative tonic ard ueryinc, llostcttcI'S
stomach Bittcrs, which supplies the deficient
stamina, braces the nervous system. ana
overcomcs those bodily irregularities to which
nervous weakness j. most frequently u;t:ibn-
table. Diseases Of the kidney and bladder.
Imperfect digestion and uterine troubles are
fertile sources OF debility. Their eradication
however. becomes H matter of ccrtailf when
liostctter'a Stomach Rittcrs Systematically
used foe that purpose. The EiJters likewise
aunihilatc ami prevent fever and aGue and
other facilitating feorilc complaints Of a ma
larial n5turc'
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
For thu OriNlyN.



\ few years u 20, 'iol falR, o.
tue Theological SEMINARY, IN anut'
yer, MASS, Was regarded Us WSO"Rt
III ms uoctl'in' views ana t""chlhts
hN some OF the pest ml'lts IN lh'
congregational 'odN' ms Opinions
M" l'ttrFallr'S were CONSIDERED POI
WrcV 'H.e''r"| Indeed, IL Nns'
ai'uulil OF seauo'1 arose auoul INT
dangerous lnilohc'S ana lonutnclrS
81 'he lNslliulioli. btlhS among
tie PieshN lorlnus us u teacher about
tliat tlhc, the Wii,cr hdd an opp1r
tmlly 10 know OF something OF The
feelings ana decisions OF thai body
IN the matter one OF the champ''
ouS ana leading spirits OF ihat the
olosy Informed him that And"vei
Was loo',ci npoh NJ Princeton as
'rotten to the core
Aud what did the Congregations
al body do or propose 10 do with
this great reproach, Tor, III many
quarters, the rtproatli was &leoi
Some agiiaipu Inc l'''a Oh lhSi''H'
ting tribunal OF some sor' /" Ivy
the oblloXiotiS party. letters wee
written 10 see what couiH ANA
should he done to purity me SENT
nary. Or course, Au"oVrr Looked
upon all such ihqulS''lNe assaults
with hitter dlsIaN"r ANA '"' fl"'rS'
sor dclllqnen' lil''ch hi"f'H'. N"'h
my was really done ABOUT 'he mere
sy' though much WAS sal" ana ihuch
PfopoSe". , .....
anu YET now A',"oNer seems ,1
,e"',S an" more ''i"'' realty ipt '''v
'Ii"' VI "'o' "ct' ~ MA" VIZ" mas '''
n'it""H ',"u ''o, ''sH '''''u t" ", ,u''',
oeo'"ie 'i'eP' 'l"io"S' Il Eo'', > = , '"'''
"A man WIN" ny MS ei,en,'eS mas >'' o'e"
%ep' OH 'he rach an 'n'S' "'"'N
"'s,fesS!ns mon Nv .,....., T.. .,.,
haa iro'. atHs oe'o ,,S 10 . 'n'
tlcS"N 'r'iai p""S =" !, '''>S ' "','
'oN '''E'--"e """'' moe "1V'' W ~ W., y"
from It, h"', ""''S '" ''o i"',' :
l'en"en'N VI Y o.' '''',''''','" ~
was i i; 10 :; S'S ' '''''''''' '''' ~"
sl"ii"i''S hiS 'i'ol'' ..,
hut Goes amy enc no" te3l'V t''"'
no feai 'cc'eS'a'' sea! "o''"il - an,
eh III HIS cast - ~ nv i',' "y''''
'1aI some eN''H S''"''" i'''''S ''io'''-
SCI! .r' cS :.
mere IL p0'fe' enU"S" /" o"i
! \
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

The Ladies Library Association
will have an entertainment at Shep
herdson's Hall, Wednesday evening
The 18th inst. People possessed OF
swe& teeth especially requested t.
be present. First appearance of
MISS Maple. Music by Whitcomb's
Orchestra.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
NEWBURY.

NEWBURY.
The select reading in the Cong
vestry on Wednesday evenil (, by
II. Porter Smith, was the richest
treat Of the season. The vestry was
filed to its utmost capacity. We
hope to hear from Mr., Smith again.
The lyceum on Thursday evening
was well attended, the best of or,
der was maintained. The question,
"Resolred that poverty developes n
better character than riches" was
discussed. This. in connection with
tho pantomime,and literary eXercia'
es furnished by the 8 Idents, cnnsti-
tuted IA pleasant and profitable en-.
tertainment. Let our citlz'nS 10y
their presence, sustain and enconr-
age the students and lyccum.
The lecture ON Friday evening,
in Seminary Hall, by DR.. William
Child of Bath, n. H., was well at
tended. The DR.. makes No preten.
tons to oratOry, but all that were
present are willing to testify to the
soundness of his arguments, aud
the genuineness Of every idea pre-
scented. We are sorry to say, the
DR.. informed us that he should de
liver only one more lecture this sea
son. We would gladly recommend
him to every subordinate Grange
in the State of Vermont and New
Hampshire.
Mr.. j. Ii. Olmstead of so. New
bury, while in the act of driving
wedge near his saw, which was in
motion, struck his hand Il slight
blow with a hammer, which caused
it to hit the saw which instantly re.
lieved him of the first three fingers
of tht left hand. the wound was
dressed by Drs. Samuel and Moses
Carbee, and is doing as well Us could
be expected.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

S.tTAIE OF VERMONT. !
- bradford DISTRICT, -. in Probate Court
hcld a West F.iirire III aaid District oii on
che 4tth DAY of Aalch 4 -. 1876,
II. C. Mcnu'jre. Administrator vi he estate
of Nicholas : HtrcHy;st Lae"f BfadiurA il
sad Dist. dccea ed l'resa,:t, hi ndmili@tratjoi
account for examination and allowance. and
Hllkes application tor II. decree ol distribu.
ton and partition of the estate Of said de
ceased, and ASST 2ulnent to the widow.
Whereupou. IL is ordered by said Court,
chat sat'i application br referred to II session
OF said court to be hcld al the Prohqte Otcc in
said Bradford On I'll. yh day If MAY
\. u. 1876 for nearing. ..ul decision thereon:
And ii is further ordered, that notice hereof
ne given to all persons Interested, by publ.
cation of the Suuc three weeks successfully
III the ttradtor'l Opinion a newspaper pub
lishcd nt Bradford preyiou- to said time ap-
pointed for hearing. that they may appear
at SAID time and place. and show cause, i;
any they may have, why said account should
not he allowed. and such decree made.
by the tourt---Atrrst
l5w3 hLNAH BEAN Register.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
Notice..

j. a. Warren having sold his
stock of boots, shoes and rubbers
to l.. w. DicAey, respectfully rc.
quests all persons indebted to him
to make payment at once lie may
be found with Mr.. D!c!,ey tit the
Calvin Clark store for a short time.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
Probate Courts.
Hon. %. w. llAAE.s.N, .hW.l2s

levitt W. w . u \ 2 n = =" We
Probate Couria will hc holden within an'
tor the District OF Rrldinrdthc ensuing yenr
az follows;
At the TIottcr lluusr, In Bradford, On the
Second Tuesdays Of January. May. July an
September.
At Fosters Hotel Etst Corluth, on the See
ond Tuesdays Of Fchrlury, June, August nnd
November,
At the Probate OGlcc, in NcWhury, on III,
Second Tuesdays of March ald oetobcr, aoi
last saturdays ~ january and August,
At the Probate OGire, in West Fairlec on
the Second Tuesdays If Drcember AMI Aprll,
aud last Saturday Of February aud Septom
MNAH BEAN, Register.
West Farlec, Dee. |, 1874, 2Syi
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
Jeroa,iaa loyaton's Estate.

ETATE OF VERMONT
~ BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS. In Probate Court
acii ut Newhury withinuud for said District,
IN the @3d day OF M3rch \, ID. 1896,
IA Instrument purp0rting TO he III" last
win and Testament cI jeremiah l!oNntun late
vi Newbury in said district, deceased. being
presented to the Court by dame !inyHton, tho
ENccutrlN rhrciu named. Tor irunair:
Ii is ordered 10y sail Court. that rll per.
sous concerned therein be no,iictSto appear
at Il scS>ioo OF >al. Court TO be held 1T the
Porbatc Office in Ncwhnrv ON the ID day ui
May. 4. u. 1876 ahu how cause il any they
may have. uGaju-t the Probate of said VIII
For which purpose it is further ordered
that Il copy Of the record Of this order be
published three weeks silcceSsiveiy in the.
Bradford Opinion priatcl al Bradford pre-
vious to said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court.
4JN3 II. w. BAILEY. Judge.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

deed of the Bliss Sand, condi,
toned that if the said property, OF
any buildings afterwards built on
1t, are kept flee from all the pur-
poses Of hotel keeping, boarding
house keeping, livery or livery sta
bling, the deed to be void, other
wise Of full force and effect, II is
for an alleged violation of the con
diti0ns of the deed that Stevens
brings his bill in chancery.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

Having Saw Mil on my hands offer my
Farm for Sale cheap. Situated one mile from
Piermont Village, on the Brook Road Con
tanning about forty Acre, OF land. Sugar aud
Apple Orchard. The Buildings are nearly
new. L. j. FUTILE.
. picrmont. n H..
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
III L ID.

In Oxford. n. H., March % an infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ford.
In Oxford, March - an infant of Nj. and
Mrs. John Loveioy.
In Oxford, March Il Mrs David Bltod aged
50 years
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
TO RENT.

One half Bradford Book Store, former
ly occupied by j. A. Warren. For par
ticluars inquire of F. LEAVlTT.
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as a EgEl dtHzANa}aI

Z ~ IT a ~ Il 4 2 - z II : y ! = a = =
The well known .Armoly Carriage. Paint
aud Blacksmith Shops in Etadtold Village
will lee sold at 1t low price. aud on terms 5,
reasonable that IL rery moderate capital will
secure the hest location for either hral,ci
business, within iiity miles.
The prcsc"t ran OF .iobbiuG is unequulleA il
the county, and can he cassidy increased. 20.
session of the Blacksmith shop given i'm Acdi
ately, and Of the ether shops at au early date
GRO. Il. BROWN,
bradford. Vt. March 9th, 1876. Il
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
EAST CORINTH ACADEMY.
An English and Classical School
for Boys and Girls!
w. e. CORLISS, Principal.
Miss b. p. PRICHARD, Assistant.

SPRING TERM BEGINS FEB. 2l, '76.
TUITION PER TERN.
Primary, $2.OO Common English, $50; High.
er English, extra. Loo Algebra, extra, LOO F.;
Latin, extra, 200; bookkeeping, extra, LOO
Penmansmp, extra, LOO; Instrumental Mu.
sic, 600: Vocal Music, extra, 100; Phlloso-
ply and Physiology, extra, LOO.
Rooms for self boarding, s. 90 to 81 90.
Board and Tuition, $50. Fuel, Lights and
Washing extra.
tlg For further information call on, or ad
dress the Principal. 39.tf
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

GATARRH,
Bones of the Nose Eaten
Out-MemOry GOne-Mind
Impaired-Cured by Con-
stitutiOnal Catarrh Rem
edy.
The CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY is
the first article placed before the public that
proposed 10 cure Catarra by building up the
Constitution. 1t struck at the root of the
whole difficulty, and thousands upon thou
sands of letters have heen received by the
proplietors. setting forth the marvellous cures
and. what is remarkable, curing not only the
Catarrh. but all other ailments ut the same
time. This is what ii always does. The fol-
lowing statement is only sample of what
we are constantly receiving. froE, well known
people to whom you can write, and not bogus
ones. Catarih and its attendant evils, cold
in head. hacking cough incipient consumption,
headache pains in back and loius. diZzlness.
languidness, loss of appetite. aud general
weakness, all leave together when the COnsti-
tutional Catarrh Remedy is taken ~ recon-
menled.
Philadelphia, Pa, May Z, 1874
Messrs. Littletield & Co.:
inform you that l am able to attend to my
business again. Some four months ago was
taken down sick with Catdrrh. with which
had been troubled for years in the worst TO run
and had to leave my work. l went to New
York to be treated for it. | employed the best
| medical skill in that city with little benefit.
1t was called by them the worst form Of Ca
tarrl .Ozena. The bones in my nose were
partially eaten away. My sense OF smell was
gone to such degree. that on one occasion
while at home in New Hampshire, we killed a
sknnk and although they said it smelled ter
ribly | could not detect anything. l also had
very bad dizzy spells. everything seemed to
whirl around me and would have to sit down
ten or fifteen minutes before could walk.
have been laid up sick bed week at time.
| in fact never expected to get well again, and
my folks felt alarmed at my situation. 1t al
so affected my mental powers to such an ex.
tent that it was impossible tor me to remem-
Der even common occurrences. While at home
| | was induced to try yOur Constitutional Ca
tarrh Remedy, and never while sick was / SO
much relieved as while using it, and l bjgan
to improve and have been gaming right along
and now feel as well al ever. l cheerfully
give you this testimonial. and if it will be of
any benefit to you shall have no objection
to your using my name to help introduce q
medicine that has cured me of a terrible dis
ease. Yours respectfully,
Travelling Agent for Steadman, Brown e.
Lyon. Publishing House, Phila., Pa.
Price 81 per bottle A pamphlet of - pa
ges, giving treatise on Catarrh, with innu.
nera ble eases of cures, sent FREE by address
ing the proprietors,
LITTLEFIELD & CO.,
fyl Manchester N. II.
For sale in Bradford by n. g. DAY.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

Now is the time to insert your
advertisement in this pa per. Trade
has opened.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
A Good Farm for Sale,

Bradford. VI, Fcb'v II. 1876. If.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08
Testimony of Rev. r.. Draper,
From REV. A. III. FRANCIS.

ITOA hAcs' re ~ 4AuTch'
Lamar, Barton Co.. Mo-, July II. 1873.
Nix. Thomas ". LANE.--Wc received your
Pills and think they are good. Please send
us another package Immediately. Enclosed
find fifty cents. REV. II. Il. MURCH.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

Eg-For the convenience of persons living
in Bradford and vicinity these Pills can be
had at the OPINION OFFICE, or will be
SENT By MAIL on receipt of PRIC E, 30 Cents.
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