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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-02-26

MIR. EDITOR: Seeing a piece in
the OPINION of the 9th inst. on dane
ing, over the signature of w. and
having seen no reply, l take the lib
.erty to Offer a few suggestions. w.
says that the community may be di-
wided into three classes on this sub.
iject, and goes on to describe them,
which is very true. But one of these
can be right, and the others wrong
and pernicious. He says the first
class show good common sense,
when they lay aside their labors
and troubles to enjoy themselves in
o respectable dance. 1t seems by
his qualifying the dance, that all
dances are not respectable, how easy
then to descend from the one to the
other, and il one person attends a
respectable dance. Gf such thing
can be respectfully, does it not have
q tendency to lead others, especi,
ally young persons to attend those
that ars not respectable. Is it good
common sense, and is it right to
practice that which will lead others
to do that which may lead them in.
to sin and crime, or even to offend
Others. who believe that dancing is
positively wicked.
Perhaps ". will ask if king Da-
vid did evil by dancing. | answer
that David danced before the Lord
as an act of worship, and it was a
very different thing from the dances
of the present day. 1t was an act
of devotion the same as singing or
praying. / would ask w. If he can
20 to the dance and before COM
mei,cing. can kneel down and ask
Gods blessing on the proceeding, or
conscientiOusly ask any one else to
do it. If not, it is not wise. The
ridicule he gives the second class is
not worthy of netice, but he does
make a statement in this connection
which is. He says, SIN order to be
man or woman worthy the name,
We must have some fixed principles,
&c. and have mind enough to live
up to them" Now this is true i'll
the principles are right; founded
in righteousness, but far better to
have no fixed opinions Of your own,
and be persuaded to attend pray
er meeting than dance. l do not
think you will lament doing so in
eternity if you made wise improve
ment OF the means of grace there
presented. If the godly men and
women of fixed principles will get
up q prayer meeting every time
there Ii to be . dance and can per-
suade you to attend the meeting
you will soon have principles OF
your own that the ridicule of w.
will not move, and you may be
blessing instead of curse in the
world. In regard to the modern
Hladies' sociable" l think it may be
open to some of the same objections
% the DANCE, but is no excuse for
the latter. In conclusion l would
say, that if W. or any one else will
attend the prayer and other meet
ings, will study the Bible thorough.
", aud diligently, get their hearts
full of the love of God, and zeal for
his cause, aud the salvation of i'm.
mortal souls. they will have no he.
cassity or inclination for the social
dance, J. W. L.
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MOSES CLARK'S ESTATE.

MUSES. cLAhh . lLSJ Ale.
CTATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD district, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Newbury within
and for said District on the nth day of Feb.
A. d. 1876.
An instrument purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of Moses Clark late of
Newbury in said district, deceased, ben.
presented to Court by Frederick L. Clark the
Executor therein named, for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a
session of said Court to be held at the Pro.
bate Office in Newbury on the l4th day of
March A. d. 1876, and show cause, if any
they may have, against the Probate of said
Will:
For which purpose it is further ordered,
that copy of the record of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the
Bradford Opinion printed at Bradford pre-
vious to said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court,
39w3 II. w. BAILEY, Judge.
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Field, CT,
Field, Or.
BY 400 bu. corn ut 70 cts. $500 90
20 tons cornfodder 100 90
80 loads pumpkins 20 90
Market value of crop $500 90
1913 90
Net income from 10 acres
Market value Of crol

Net income from 10 acres $50
By the foregoing demonstration we
And a clear profit Of eighty.twO dol
lars on the ten acres, or eight dol.
lars and twenty cents an acre, nor
Is this all our gain, there Is no crop
the farmer can raise that will dt his
fields for future crops of either
grain or grass, like a we'll titled corn
crop. Aud the browning profit is
the happy consciousness of having
acted well our part by contributing
to the general good.
And now when the revolving
year, brings the rich harvests Of
autumn, with what satisfaction do
we view our well filed cribs of gold
Ell corn Z producing bright and hap.
ny visions of fat beef and pork,
mutton and poultry and an occasion.
al hot and we'll buttered johnny.
cake.
And who can be so ungra.eill as
not to join in heartfelt gratitude to
tho Giver, for GROWING our labors
with such abundant success.
Hon. A. Il. Kinney of Corinth,
sssver doubted that the corn crop
wosId pay on Conn. River farms,
but buck on the hills in the centre
OF the county it gives no profit.
Judge Child. Some years ago l
took the 1st premium ut the Orange
Go. Fair, for largest amount of cOrn
Her acre. The next year a Yer
shire man stepped in and beat me.
Nj. Sargent thought the corn
crop paid well in COrinth.
A. b. Rogers Of Newbury. Corn
pays we'll on my hill farm. Can
raise it at a cost Of % cts. per bush
el. DO my farm work with ma.
chiuery as much as possible. Can
hoe four acres per day with pair
of horses, horse hoe, and two men
to follow after with hand hoes.
Mr.. Y. Il. Jameson of Irasbnrg
gave a very instructive address, in
tue evening OH the varieties and
culture OF the Potato. He values
it very highly as farm crop, and
does not consider it as exhausting
to the soil as some do.
Chas. II. George of Bradford ex.
hibited . large number Of new va
rieties Uf potatoes which he has
propagated from the seed.
After some discussion Of this sub
iect the meeting closed by the read
ing of an essay Oh Personal Atten-
ton to Business . Means Of Sue
cess in Agriculture by w. h. S.
Cilley of Fairlee.
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WEST NEWBURY,
The donation visit at the resi-.
dence of John Smith, Esq, in be-
half of Rev. Mr.. Lyon, was a pleas.
ant occurrence. Don atoms in cash
and other articles amounted to about
one hundred dOllaIs.
When L. l.. does the part of a
"valiant," wouldn't it be a good
idea to just slip that "bridle" into
his pocket, for it would save a
great amount of ''looking about"
L. knows how it is himself. VIII.
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LOST OR MISL.AID.

CERTIFICATE No. 100 of the capital stocl,
" of the Vermont Copper Mining Company
issued TO the undersigned. G. +. Well,
man, Feb. *, 1863, for l0l shares. All per.
sons are hereby cautioned against negotiating
the same, rs u new certificate has been up,
piled for.
Signed, q. +. WELLMAN,
35w5 5 East 81 St., New York.
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SOUTH NEWBURY.

SOUTH NEWBURY.
The death of Mrs. Geo. Chamber,
lin casts q shadow of sorrow over
large circle ofrelatives and friends.
Her funeral services were held at
her late residence, on Sunday last
at one o'clock. The ceremony was
by Charles &. Smith,
Esq, of Haverhill, the sermon was
preached by Rev. s. L. Bates, from
the words, "Blessed are the dead
which die In the Lord" Her re-.
mains were conveyed to the Brad.
ford cemetery, and entombed to
await burial.
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Bradford Opinion
Saturday, Feb. 20, 1876.
BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

CLOSE. DuR.
Southern Mail. ...lO.l5 4. No.. 3r.M.
Northern Mail. ..... 40 =. N.....li An,
Western Mail ...... 3. P.M,....l0 An.
Boston T. New York 80 =. Me-. y An.
Office hours from 100 A. y. to $50 =. y. Sun
days from 1870 to Pm.
CONN. & PASS. Il. Il.
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Mail train :. III. ~ A, n. Mail train, 3.l0P.N
A ccom. train, 1904 Pm. Accom-. 9.2 An
Under the new regulations persons can rid0
on freight trains provided tickets are pur
chased ut stations.
Ii. q. " NJ. II. Il.
LEAVE HAvERIiILL STATION.
UPWARD.
Express passenger, ............ BID u. IN.
Ntuii, ''..'.. .'.'..''.. s'oo p' m'
Montreal night express. E.4l ". IN.
DOWNWARD.
Montreal night express......le. N. IN.
Muii,' ..................,'.l V.tt ~ m'
Express Passenger. ........... 4,:s p. III.
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DIR. QUA | Ms
M A GIG
c CONDITION PILLS.
new TESTIMONIALS,
Neuralgia md EeI.eu,aa sssn,,
Liver and Kidney COIaE,s :siTw
for Twenty .Eive Wears Cured
by hDr. Nunin's Condition hSiTis.

DASvERs Mass, July 10, 1873.
uR. LANE,-Dedr Sir For the last twen-
ty'lve years ] have suffered terribly with
Neuralgia and Rheumatism. also Liver and
Kidney Complaints, causing severe pain Ia
the back and hips, often unable for montslS
10 stoop TO pick up any small article FROM
the floor ! havo had several doctors spent
u great deal for medicine, which did no good,
aud finally concluded must suffer ,hc rev
ofmy life. happened one day 10 SEQ your
advertisement in the CongregaiioMaHsi, |
thought the medicine was just what | needed
and sent to you last April for package ol
i'iils, Before had taken eight lelt sSc A
new person. Can 1lcep well nights, and have
no Neuralgia pain, can st00p as well rs ever
my friends are astonishod at the change in
me, and think IL will not last. Ny sister has
suffered from Inflammation of the Bowels
and constipation, and wishes to try your med.
lcine, intend still to take them, aud would
not be without them If money would huy
them. think they must prove Il blessing to
thousands who will be induced to try them,
Enclosed you viii find $l.O0, please send two
packages.
Yours Respectfully,
MRS, Il. 4. LANE.
The same lady writes again July 30, 1873,
Your Pills aro doing wonders here. am
taking the second package My son wishes
you To send him package. Enclosed fad
fifty cents," etc.
seek hnsrly He;srs-ksOctOrsi N;ly
THERE'S no sscIp really ascH-
Gifted by One Eeuclt;a.c OF Dr.
eeunin's Condition Pills.
MRS, EMILY GREY writes from Lunen
burg, Vermont, Jnly l6. 1873: "MR, LANE .-
| wrote you last Spring for my sister, and
got some of your CONDITION Pills. She is
between 20 and 50 years old, and wautei
me to rite for her. She has been out Oi
health for thirty years; the doctors say there
is no help for her. A very singular complaint,
they call il gas in the stomach. She say, tho
Pills have done her the most good Ui ANY
thing she has ever had. She has taken them
all, aud wishes you to send her some moro,
she lives in Concord, Vermont. l suppose
you remember that wrote for Mrs. Hastings
an old lady that has been sick for many
years; she Is u relative Of mine, and you sent
her some Pills; she Is here to-day with mo
she walked Ia alf mile; she has not boon
able to walk much for thirty years, She
says the Pills have done her much good
she don't want to be without them.
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Appetite RecstorSa.

Fitzwilliam, Aug, 10. 1919.
Mr.. THOMAS w. LANE.-Deo' .SH We arc
happy to inform yon of the result of the. first
package of DR.. QuAIM's CONDITION Pills,
which is to us very encouraging, and much
more than we ever expected has already
been attained. My wife has been troubled
with Dyspepsia for II great whilo, being at
times scarcely able to keep any nourisment
upon her stomach for several days at II time
but now her appetite is good, and is improy
ing rapidly by he use Of DR.. Quain's Condi-
tion Pills. herewith inelose % cents, for
which you will please forward anotherpacE-
age of the Pills as soon as possible and obh&e
CONANT A. PARKER
''ssest ElninG For IAisauey. CoE"-
plaiMt I Ivcr H'rTed.''
RALPH ARNOLD, of North Braintre, Mass,
writes, Aug, ]. 1875: "Tho 18th of March
received Il package Of Dir. QUAN's MAGIC
CONDITION PILLS, and have been better ev-
er since. The best thing for Kidney Com
plant that ever tried. Helped mo that
night"
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BY Bronaugh q Tay1or,
IL Real Estate Agents ana Anctimeers,
Office ositecourtrhosses Manchestss3 We.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF syALUA-
N.jtBEg REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF
virtue DC Adecre Of the Cir.
cuit Court OF ChestaI1e lds pronounced st The No.
yember term, 1878. In tile schapcery cause Of PIP
hinton. PglIiam Il 90. agatBst Moss a1d 0the1,
swesihaI as therein directed, proceed 20 SOL on The
premises, on TUESDAY, December I'D, az o'clock
IrSnB thereon, situated on goMArtin avenue, f.ont
Ing 66K feet and running back $50 feet 80
Tkfs property alj0ina thst Of NessTs. Craig and
Hancock, Ia ina good neigh and Beautifully
TERMa; ONE fourth cash 4 b3lsnce In SIX, eight
and twelve months, negotiable notes for deferred
payments. intere { added, and title retained una
conveyance ordexed by court.
q ~ &C. C.. McRAE, Il 49,, r.,e.tc,ers
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i;I0TEKA,.

aEoBE HOTEL, AU tsusTA GA.--
VI Thoroughly renovated, rcmosleIled, and newly
fnrnisfled Iocafed IN The centre OF business; aud
under the present management Will be sURRASSEo
KY4 no HOTEL IN THE SoUT !. 1, =.
= M TUoMls M. BINFORD, formerly OF the 51rm
al. NJ ri Blair Co., OF RLchn6nd. Is chief cler. ut
this hotel and ssolcits The his fftends
from Virginia md elsewhere. - -. ss2S
.S.sa 29-fD1a So aRr0prtet0r.
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:s5s .s.. CONN. s. IS Z. s,i I,
1 CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 16;1878
OFFERINGS. !. -, ~,
!. WIlEAT-I GA bushels. Red. TAO bus y.
Z GoRas- White, f,6osl bushels. Mged, 100 bush
els. i5ssgr-tS-F-3s sTsft !:
RYE.G20 bushelS = ~
MEAL.-40 bushels. 49,. ( 10 :!
u. COMMEMORATE 81 3

Understandable bushels at 1.3S; "a bush
els at $l.35; so bushels very good on private
fair az so; "a bushels very good at $1.45-total
ga bushels. Red, "a bushels at &l.42: so bushels
NJ $1.4G; SO bushels seed at $1.4S: ID bushels at
mon at &l.22; SEQ bushels very good at &l.43;
"a bushels common. at $l.25;!.34 bushels com.
9Iss6; SO bushels of 81 3D.; 80 bushels a. l.2S-
total l,740 bushels. .lt,! .sEis :.s.t 80 ii.j
,tiCoRN.-- Waite so bushels good old at 48c; $50
at $780, II ID bushels at 100 bushels primes on
private terms; 526 bushels good old ut a 7c. ;3S
bushels fair at 46c..iotal, 1880 bushels. Mtged,
RyE.-20 bushels prime Mt 60c. fDt;i,s.
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14fI. from Hava11a reports December 18th, LOO
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j11 feet Of pine ininber-possi IDLY part of tlfe
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IsabeaL Pierce, Of Wea!neet, have offered Der agent
ss2 csse n WIZ e. valued
ntlff. 80 TtHtri
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s, Is reported BY cable fdated Rio Grande4 Decent
ber,2d, to hayc Been condemnea: =,
Schooner ailDssI z a t ~
Grace ior ~ !. ~ " .ra ia " M
Bear Pont 5ay. an. CIad dns gaze "
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New York lsporis, th 0s
durang the gale OF me Ssh lnsIans s NJ spS nsr
jib and naainss:il ana gas o'pWn 20 Tue. western
edge OF the Gull L.$., u. ~,
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Observation-Disclosures.

:uAYANAORANG ES, I've barrels
Al sWEETHAVANAoR ORANGES a,5t 80 called
ri 500 6eaes GOLDEN DRAGON FIRE CRACK
10000 ToRPEno Es, large and email
~ 20 boxes MECSINA; LEMOES;s 81 ;sissf
10 bags SOFT HE'LL lALMQgDS 81 s.... .
lust received for sale by z ;LsJ. BOsblESAeis
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iRIGEMDNDT 0BACCO. EXCHANGE.
= ~ RicHfoNg, December l6, 1876.
The breaks to-day comp 81 hogsheads and
4 tierce. The offerings at auction ON Change were
SO packages; OF which number were taken In
and the enainder sold al prices ranging from 10
to $40. =. +; -,
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liNEW FURNITURE. Il Just finished s
I LIN and now In my warero6rns, the largest ~
stock OF the BEST made and most fashiona9le JT7
styles of ~ re Nv aae.
line fepg and cloth upholstered IN asess
styies ana OF thebet materials large los o.
Parlor and Fancy Chairs at the lowest pr!eeS Wild
fsiii stock of oS-price goods. go
re gISsi ~ N0S16 Governor streef.a
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E,REsH GoD4LIyER eIh
ysl7 n II q - . = 49,; ~,
UNUSUALLY. FINE QUALITY,

i til 81 s sg'.
81 II 98 ~ iiiJ isitoF. ,.
81 49,. uALLY FINE i QUALIFY 3
possessing all the that te
this drug just and sale the bottle and
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h dell corner OF Broad nnd Ninth sfreess.It1
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DRUGS. mEDlCANEs. arc. |

THE BEST, CpUGH YRII y;
..!1.ol MrIHeRss F,ttn ssfsi ,S5,
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Fine, ss.5O@ss.75; supefane, 90; xtrai super
fine, $5. common family, $6.60 fancy famiy
S7@$7.50. Marked dull. - I, :ltst y
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f-rSyy7-TfSyT-rS7sS'
vYAiSTE.sil

MI NTED, al FIRsT-RATE HOUSE
lSVSE ERyANTfH erTneii pse Serred. .Aps
NV III Io.t22l Broad Gtreet Mon6ay, TUESDAY, ana
Wed 6sy,srcm 10 tn q e. DC 6.Sl-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IN toIretof ske nd3tcethat desire thera to make
settlements ptOmuti RprfaeE inanlErnss. capnos
be granted ne !, sNksscSl
sfe Gs2f ~ the Tailor.
tYXTANTED, ME- FRIENDS AND THE
SfY PURLg( oEnbw tisasI NIL nDt be Sesporstbie
1sor nay detts Id bYnny psysCn;
sehdisrer order ffnm sns nor yial
Iysy sid debts.f IS y. ii. HOG KADAY.
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WOSD and COAL. u
I,.5AND. WOOD-GREATM INDUCE


GIoAh.AND. NO oD-GREAT INDUCE;
NJ MENTs, OFFERED FOR MONEY Good
s Soaa wa L LTH% sssg g p
AaThRhFR t g.
SSSs se Soaf eoTH N E
a aaa e ez s MeeD
3 e HAPPY CHRISTMAS rs Apt ToBEl
IN the lot Of those whose fires have fame and
ess @ rsa Sys gfSa s Il as Sss dga
cooking SOFT COKE, and the celebrated steam-
prepared kind ing. cooking, and cord WOOD. which
Basin Gsi bank Buy b now Before the Fush
sde13ik al tf(t3i !: y y. B.WATKlNsc1i
1ss1TiyERY THING FROZEN UP, AND
El no coal to run our engine aud shop With ~:
Before tlisis the state OF aifairsa by a
N q COAL from sss east Han sflsst.
THE oUALlYl ny .lo| F CLOVER CLOVER Hill Hill
COAL now be,srthsh ever before: Try; Z and be
convinced is 81 III sll G: s;sf E Gsa,ti
ofaces; seventh and Byrd and Eleventh near
Main street. 90 81 lii.fii et.2y itrAlss45 de
q NTHRACITE goALAthe Z !best-ai
4tiII sizes: itei };iE 8 .5iti H.,
% spLINT Ct,AL-none bettw;e ne .iti.t'
fGsE saa oa 4 " sTs
at the lowest market price All coal
and !siai Seventeenth Ps and esss
"A NTHRACETEi. ANDifa BTTUMIN0USi
Ia CGAL-Ben Franklin Red Ash Coal OF an
s ssss he Wess N ehs pnt for Fae dove
csIboa a "a s %eop
no17 ri corner sevsnteeath and Ssry streets !.
:pEsT COATS. AT, LOWEST PRICES
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-EURNITURE- sli,.a:G it I5s "a i
= NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS AZ lT1.f
,;fif.,,: HABLlsToN, & BROTHERS,
. =, $50 COS MAIN STREET. s,;s 51 f.ssEss
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ss'TiyERYTHING FROZEN UP, AND
f no coal to run our engine aud shop With. -:
Before this is the state of supply OF
COAL from 4 900 = naii ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

COAL now betttrtthsh ever before: Try: T and be
Jcongincedr isa:th EtSis1 -,if .1h Y. jpn u,
glofices, Seventh and Byrd and Eleventh near
Main street, Sc I'D .sIti i -. II ftlts4r de
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FOR REsiT.,.

TOR RENT, the AVENUE HOUSE. o.
81 ON WILLIAMSBURG avenue Just below w. T. ~
Kings mills. A valuable, stand for business Rent
low to good tenant. For terms apply to 8 80
Z de lS-St< 1:RysE ~ H. W.TYLERsn