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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-15

HvNOvER. The burglars who
robbed McClary Bros. Bookstore
have been detected. They prove to
be some half dozen boys connected
with Norwich Academy and Of re,
spectacle parents, OH this side of the
river and in Norwich. Several of the
merchants here, Downing, Frost,
Clough and others, had missed ar.
ticles from their stores, which were
in the possession of third parties,
and traced to these boys. This,
with other circumstances led Sher-
if Tabor to charge them with rob
bing the bookstore, which they con-
fessed. The goods have all been
restored. The parents propose to
settle the affair satisfactorily, and
no action is to be taken against the
youthful cracksmen.
Theodore Tilton lectures on the
"Problem of Life" at Lebanon next
Monday evening. Over two hun.
bred tickets have already been sold
in Hanover.
Prof Young is to give a course
of lectures on Astronomy and Phys.
les before the Boston University
during the vacation.
Mr.. II. G. Staples, tue dentist
seems to be we'll located over Cobb 8
store. He comes with twelve years
experience and good reputation
in his profession.
Two Brazilians are here studying
in the medical department.
The term closes next Wednesday
The usual winter vacation Of foul
weeks follows.
A centennial party occurs at Cul
yer Hall, Friday evening.
Dea. VIM. Tenney, an old and re.
spected citizen of this place, died at
6 o'clock Thursday morning. he
was highly esteemed by his towns
men, and in former years held many
positions of honor and trust.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F O r S A L E,

The store owned and now occupied by W.
A. Keyes Said store is situated at East
Thetford Vt, on the line Of the Passnmpsic
II, r.. and has been recently repaired and
painted in good style. There is y good cellar
under the whole building divided into two
parts. making one of the very best situations
to accom- odate tine potato trade in the whole
country, wing expense of team work. In
the secon,. story is a convenient tenement
consisting kitchen, sitting room, parlOr, 3
bedrooms, pantry,l buttery, and 1 dozen
closets. In the rear next adjoining Is u wood
shed and store house, 2Sx36 feet Alsu u small
barn to accommodate horse and COW all in
in good repair, the whole forming "a pleasant
home and place of business, second to no 9th
er. There is a set of 4 ton Fairbanks scales.
newly fitted mp and in perfect running order
for weighing. There is about , acres of nice
land on which the buildings stand, with new
er failing water to house and barns. To those
wishing to buy this is truly one of the most
desirable situations any where to be found,
capable of doinga large and profitable bust
ness. Terms, oue-hali the purchase money
paid when possession is given; the balance
in yearly payments of $500, each with interest
annually.
". A. KEYES.
East Thetford, VT, Sept. ~, ls75, lstf
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Plymouth church accedes to
Mrs. Moulton's request fora mutual
council to decide whether the church
had sufficient reason for dropping
her name, and whether her reasons
for absenting herself from services
were sufficient.
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pJERNONT The MathO1iSt an

PIERMONT. The Methodist ant
7 COngregationalist churches ar,
holding q series of union evenin.
; meetings in the Town Hall, that arr
generally well attended. Last Sab
bath evening the seats were all I'LL
I'd. The leading members of botl
societies, being very earnest, good
people, are manifesting q commend
able Christion zeal to reform aud
bring in the non.professing part ol
community to the safe retreat of the
Fold. At this writing a few have
taken the initiatory step usual on
revival acknowledgement feel.
ings and risen for prayers" 1t
should be the earnest, prayerful hope
of oil that to the few may he added
many more "Of such as shall be saw.
ed -such AS shall enter honestly,
heartily and Understandings, upon
a Christian course and with well.
ordered lives adorn the church and
community,-Saved through faith
in God the universal Father-in
Christ our elder brother-and in the
Gospel that is pure, peaceful, and
the tidings Of great joy to all PEG
pie. Saved from sin and its effects,
and from the fear of death and the
bondage that has all their life time
afflicted them.
But as we listen to the cumula.
tive appeals and warnings Of so
many earnest, influential people,
pitched on the key note of ALARM
We mark how few of all that hear
are really and permanently improv.
ed in their daily walk and converse
ton; and brought to the enjoyment
OF full, perfect, present salvation.
And so we query whethers Il note of
Love, instead, would not oftener
touch the heart-awaken sweet re-
sponses-stir the better impulses of
our nature-creatO new and better
and II true religious sch
timent in accord with all that is
good and elevating within and
around us
"Son, give me thine heart" is the
divine announcement that God is
The Father of us all, and that We
all are his children and "if chill.
-lren, then heirs" And if born to
IN inheritance shall our love to.
ward the Father be strengthened
0y the startling announcement that
we are disowned and disinherited
hat His paternal love-surpassing
hat of an earthly father as the hea.
'ens are superior to earth-is es.
ranged from us altogether; and
hat to fall into His hands would be
,nr direst calamity 7
We have indeed all gone astray,
ike the hayward sheep that came {
lot at the call of the folder; but
he Gospel has gone out for us as {
lid the anxious herdsman for the
iundreth of his flock, sand like him
will not return void, but accomplish
hat whereunto it was sent and
hen there will be peans and reioic.
ng over that achich aoas lost and is
ound again. Believing this is sal
,ation-the present enjoyment: thro'
aith, of the Rest and Inheritance
If the children of God r..
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con meuced the cash or ready pa,
system Jan. LIST, by marking dow
their goods. We understand tina
thus far it proves satisfactory to all
Alden WilmOt has bought Of Il
X. Porter, his residence in this vii
lage. Price 1900,
Il. X. Porter has two singing
schools per week at Jaquith's hall
which are well attended.
1t is Of the masculine gender anG
weighs 8 l.2 lbs, and in the course
Of about two years will he around
calling Justice Cumming y, papa.
Will Dodge is hanging around
which means pay your taxes.
EAST THETFORD. Alden Wilmot
has sold his farm to Messrs. Je1u
than Taylor u Son, of which he is
to give possession April LIST. Price
$500.
There seems to be a little dOnes
tic difficulty in a certain household
not thousand miles from here, but
we hope that ere long peace will
reign again supreme. NJ. AK.
NEwBURy. The week OF prayer
was observed, and meetings contin'
ued eight evenings much to the
profit Of all who; attended still, the
desired result has not been attain.
ed. One evening much annoyance
was caused by the laughing and
whispering OF a dozen young men.
Even in these enlightened times,
there seems to be q class that know
nothing of the solcmnity OF til,
worship of God. We would point
such to the Pagan, who in his wor.
ship, pays due respect to gods OF
wood and stone. Still, the re is an
other obstacle to impede the pro
81 ess of Il revival. The thick, strong
wall of "Sectarianism,' yes, and in
some places SO high that the tallest
cannot look over it. If able bodi.
ID "warriors," armed with the
Sword of the spirit cannot pre-
Vail against these formidable bar
'iers, the world. would advise that
&c order from the "Orlent," :, gross
If "Battering Rams" such as have
,een through ancient conquests,
MUSTER all your forces, and with the
blood stained banner uuturled,
make one mighty chayye, and keep on
hargimg, "tiIl you shall no more see
Trough glass darkly, but face to
ace.
The Festival in the Vestry, on
tuesday evening, was success.
,he "Select Reading" by Miss s. b.
Woodward, deserves the highest
raise, and with pleasure we recon-
mend her TO our friends. Home tai.
mt, deserves praise and patronage.
Montebelio Institute has fifty
cbOlars. b.
ELY. DR.. L. q. Simpson, of
7ershire, has opened u branch of,
ICE in this place where he will be a
art of the time. i
The New York Times publish
d. recently, the racing statistics of
Lis country for the past year. There
AYE been $50 races, for stakes ag
,regating 100000. These have
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FAIRLEE. The Rev. j. M. @.
Fulton will preach for the COngre-
gational Society on Sunday next,
at 15P.M. This to fulfil all old
promise.
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Orange County Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting of this Societ
was held ut the Trotter House In Brat
ford, on Wednesday afternoon. Their
was very tull attendance considerin
the bad going, which kept many of thos
from distance from attending. Tn
meeting was called TO order by the Pres
ident. M. r. Chamberlin, and j. c
Stearns was elected Secretary pro tenn
The report Of the Treasurer showed tina
the total receipts of the last Fair wer
Sl454.22; the premiums and expense
amounted to $ls2O.4l. The Society Ia
borrowed money enough to pay all pre-
mitims and expenses, and the Societ!
now stands financially as follows; To
tai indebtedness $4,000; total assets
including buildings on the Fair Grounds
etc, 1857 90. There is about $50 II
the treasury. received for membership
at the annual meeting, not included II
the above assets.
The committee appointed at the las
annual meeting to revise the Constitu
ton and Bylaws made their report
which was adopted. The changes ex-
tend the limits OF the Society to include
the river range Of towns in Grafton Co.,
n. H., from Bath on the North to Hano-
yer ON the South providing that any
person within the limits of the Society
may become member for one year by
paying Sl.00 and subscribing the by
laws, the year to commence with the an
nual meeting; providing for the cleo
ton of General Superintendent and a
board of Auditors, and an increase in the
number of Directors, and some other
minor changes.
1t was voted to throw open the next
exhibition to the New England States
and the Provinces.
A Meeting of the Directors was APP
pointed for the I'd Tuesday of June, to
make arrangements for the next Fair.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, NJ. r.
Chamberlin, Bradford; Vice. Presidents,
Henry Whicher Newbury, A. p. Gould,
Piermont; Secretary, A. S. Corliss, Cor
nth; Treasurer, W. ii. Gilmore, Fair
ee; Marshal, d. Rowland, Corinth
ienl. Supt. Albert Bailey, Bradford.
Directors-J. II. Peters, II. W. Kim
,all, Bradford; f. G. Sawyer, James
Cornth; b. F. Ordway,
Horace White, Topsham; Lewis Hutch
nson, Frank Curtis, Orange; L. W..
rhurbur, Washington G. Martin, Will
JAMESTOWN; G. w. Flagg, Braintree
/. c, Kibbee, Brookfield; L. S. Hall,
w. b. Porter Tunbridge
lanes Soule, Stanford; E. Dimond,
Iershire; W. Kibbee, Fairlee; l..
/. Church, W. Fairlee b. F. Dickinson,
T. F. Hemmenway, Chelsea; C. c. Hea-
on, 5, X. Berry, Thetford; r. Doe, W.
Newbury; II. b. Hall,
iroton; John Henderson, Ryegate; A.
'. Pike, W. X. Wallace, Haverhill; II.
.ang, ID. X. Jackman, Bath; Frank B.
'owle, IIi!as Bowen, Piermont; Parker
Wright, E. Bigelow, Oxford; Charles
tent, Lyme John l.. Bridgman, John
'uller, Hanover.
Auditors-A. Bailey, j. Golden, J. c.
tearns.
The place of holding the next annual
leeting was fixed by the Directors at
radford.
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POST MILLS. The Higgins ca g
is the all engrossing topic and We
hear that he who was so recently
put upon his County "without re-
course" as an attorney will appear
As tigurer at the coming trial. UE.
doubtedly he will be able to speak
of some of the details of the CON-
plicated case, as he has had a bet.
ter chance for observation, than
some of the more learned in the
profession.
Geo. w. Heath has bought of Eli
jah, the route from West Fairlee to
rhetfOrd via the Centre.
Iii says it was an injection that
Sol. served on him, and because he
did not heed it, is the reason why
he accompanied the Sheriff to the
Capital" Il short time since. Won
der if Sol. used any of Henry's
CORN loeenges in the operation.
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nyspep-ia-- Appetite Restored.

Fitzwiliam, Aug. TO- 1875.
Mr.. THOMAS W. LANE.-Dear Strive arS
happy to inform yon of the result of the Grst
package of DIR. QUAIM's CONDITION PILLS,
which is to lis very encouraging, and much
more than we ever expected has already
been attained. Ny wife has been troubled
with Dyspepsia for great while, being ut
times scarcely able to keep any nOurisulsnt
upon her stomach for several days at 2 time
but now her appetite is good, and ia improv-
ing rapidly by he use of Dr. Quans Condi-
ton Pills. herewith inclose 80 cents, for
which you will please forward another pack
age OF the Pills as soon as possible and OblIge
CONANT A. PARKER,
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Sick Thirty Yenrs-DOctOrx say
There Is mo- Dlelp-Grcatl y bsn.
cGted by One Pack0Ue Of DIR.
Nuain's Condition PiYls.
From the POstmiSt ter Al N0sth
En- hmm. HnSS

North Eastman. Mass, Sept. II, 1875.
MIR. I. w. LANE.-D.ar ST. :-Rlcisss to
send me another package Of DIR. QUAISS
MAGIC CONDITION PILLS. Inclosed YOU win
find fifty cents. Iprize your pills very highly
for they have helped my wife more than any
tang ever did She has had the Kidney
Complaint very bad indeed, and has tried u.
most every thing, but nothing has ever helped
her until | saw these Pills, and then | thought
that they were recommended SO highly that
would get some for her, although had no
faith in them, but now have faith in them
and think they will cure before any thing
will, and can recommend them to al trou-
blcd with the Kidney Complaint.
ABRAM NJ. HORTON, p. NJ,
North EnSthnnl Mass. Cana Cod,
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BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

BRADFORD POST OFFICE.
CLOSE DUE,
Southern Mail ....l0, 10 A. Me-. r.. N.
Northern Mnil...... 40 =. M.....ll AN.
Western Mail ...... .. T.. M.....lO Am,
Boston L. New York 40 =. M..... 9AM.
Onice hours from 7,30 4. NJ, to $40 =. N. Sun
days from l.Joto Pm
CONN. " PASS. II. II.
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Mail train :. l0.4OA. ". Mail train, 3l0r Pm
Accom-. train, 1904 r.M. Accom-. " 9.2a Am
Under the new regulations persons can rida
on freight trains provided tickets are pur
chased NJ stations.
j. g. " VI. II. II.
LEAVE HAvERHILL STATION.
UPWARD.
Express passenger, ............ '.lo H. IN
Mhll $1,000. ..'''.'''' $40 p' hi'
Montreal night express. l?.ll II. m.
DOWNWARD.
Montreal night express. le.3a n, M
Mall. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l0.l n. M
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..KSest Thing For Kidney Gem.
n1nint 4 Ever Tried"

RALPH ARNOLD, Of North Braintre, Mas,
writes. Aug. |. 1875: The 18th of March
received package of DR.. QuAINs MAGIC
CONDITION PILLS, and l have been better ev-
er since. The best thing for Kidney Com
plant that ever tried. Helped me that
night
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WHAT The CLERGY SAY.
From REV. A. III. FRANCIS.

New Bedford, Mass. May 6, 1875.
MIR. THOMAS w. LANE.-Dear Sir A pack
age of your Pills, received II few weeks since.
have been tested in my family, aud really
their merits have not bssn overestpated,
AS Regulator for the Digestive Organs they
are unsurpassed. In case Of Nervous Head
ache they prove an erceltent remedy. In case
of cold and tehtness across the chest, theE
gire relief. They act as purgatipe and also
as II tonic. Every family should have sup
'''' ~ ~ " REV. 4. Fl. FRANCIS.
Ecv, l.. Knibs thinks they Drive
Liver Complaint and It's Acc
compartments 1rom she Sys.
tenn Better than any skA&
EFT. w. LANE-Dear Sir II find 90 much
benefit to myself and others from using DR..
QUAiN's PILLS that send you herewith one
dollar for two more PACKAGE. have been
all my life affected with Liver Complaint,
and all its accompanying fruits Of lndiges
ton, Biliousness, heartburn. &c | have
used all kinds of medicines, Allopathlc. Ho'
mwopathic Eclectic and Patent, and have
never before found medicine that drives
disease out of ones body like these Pills
could say great deal more in their favor,
and probably will some ii me, but have not
tin to do so just at this moment. Please
seLd the pills as soon as possible, for am
entirely out and give a good many q them
to other people, and all are wonderfully oene'
fitted by them.
xey: =. II. Gannett says, .9%S.iI.'.
Pills Perform all that IL Cln1les'
Ell for Them
Lebanon, Grafton Co., N. H., July 10, 1879.
MR.T. w, LANE:-We received . package
of DIR. QUAINs PILLS, and do not hesitate to
say that they are an invaluable medl:ine'
uerforming all that is clai med for them in .
very satisfactory manner. They recommend
themselves "A' IN GANNETT.
Testimony Of Rev. Il. Draper.
Seabrook. N. H., May II, 1875.
Mr.. THos. W. LANR.-Dcar Sir 1T is with
pleasure acknowledge the receipt OF your
medicine (DR. QNAIN's CONDITION PILLS.,
while living in Chichester. My wife had long
been troubled with torpid liver and indiges..
Icing benefited. She therefore resolved to
Try the pills, aud they have proved medi'
cine adapted to her case, anu her health Is
much improved. Please send me two pack
ages more and much oblige
Yours, &c, L. DRAPER.
From Rev. II. g. Murch.
Lamar, Barton Co., No., July u, 1878.
Mr.. THOMAS w. LANE.-We received you!
Pills and think they are good. Please send
us another package Immediately. Enclosed
find fifty cents. REV. H. q: MURCH.
EFFor the convenience of persons living
in Bradford and vicinity, these Pills can -
had at the OPINION OFFICE, or will DO
SENT BY MAIL on receipt of PRICE. 50 Csnts-
Address
BEN: STANTON, Ay'b
OPINION OFFICE.
BRADFORD, VI.
THOMAS w. LANE, GEN. ACT.
Manchester, N. ii.
w. H. LEAVITT q son,
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SOUTH NEwBURY. Mr.. A. j.
Knight reached home about a month
ago from the West, where he has
been the past summer he has now
gone to Pennsylvania for several
months. He is engaged in selling
territory on a patent washing ma
chine. We attribute his success to
MS uprightness and consummato ell
ergy.
We learn from reliable authority
that MIR. A. j. Knight and Mr.. Bur
CESS of East Corinth, intend to erect
an extensive mandatory Of car
riages, sleighs and agricultural i'm
Elements, on the site of Mr.. Knights
shop near his residence, in South
Newbury.
j. Ii. Olmsted & Son have bought
in exchange for chairs, one hundred
thuosand pine shingles, and upwards
Of seventy thousand clapboards, No.
rs, @s and 3s, which they are now
receiving and will sell at cost.
Old Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler have
gone to Plymouth, N. H., to live
with their daughter, Mrs. Henry
Newell. o.
Mr.. II. E. Fletcher of st. Johns
bury, has purchased the grist mil
at So. Newbury, and is stocking il
to it's utmost capacity at bottom
uholesale prices. He has engaged
Mr.. Wheeler of So. Newbnry, who
is an experienced and very popular
miller, who will do his best to &C
commOdate and please all.
Mr.. Fletcher gives the customers
Of this mill Grange prices without
the expense of joining and running
a Grange.
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The New York Times publish.
ed. recently, the racing statistics of
ills country for the past year. There
have been $50 races, for stakes ag-
gregating 100000, These have
been won by two OF three hundred
horses, the larger portion of the
money going into IA few hands.
Over a third of the whole amount
was won by eight stables. Mr.. Fl.
p. McGrath was the largest winner,
the stakes taken by his horses
amounting to $33,oS0.
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DR.. QUAIN'S
M A GIG
CONDITION PILLSl
new TESTIMONIALS,
NeurnInia u n IL RheumnSrhns,
Liver and Kidney, CO4Asslssln
for Twenty Five Wears CIycd
by Dr. Ounils's Condition NM

NeGralgia y Rhcumn9asns
f Gy D T" S"sxi. ::' CsnG isEs H.
DANvERs, Mass, July u. 1875.
Mr.. LANE,-Dear Sir For the laSt TWEEN.
ty.five years have suffered terribly with
Neuralgia and rheumatism, also Liver and
Kidney Complaints, causing severe pain In
the back and hips, often unable for mones
to stoop to pick up any small article frdo
u great deal for medicine, which lid no .b6S
and finally concluded must suffer ole reH
Of my life, happened ono day to sec your
advertisement III tho Con0regationahst. !
| u 'Qht the medicine was iust what needs4
and ls' core had taken eight I'fsls No 4
Pills. BE. Can sleep well nights, asd have
new person. IN, can stoop Us well rs ever.
"a" Neuralgia pa. Nuishod at tho change In
my my , nnS ,n are asst ST., las NV -"'sf has
suffered t from i iuiammat,. III Of thy Bowels
and constipation, and wish, = to try your med
icine,. intend still to take III EN-. and would
not be without them If money wGuid buy
thousands who will be Induced to try them.
Enclosed You will find $I.00, please send tive
packages.
''"'' "''p'fMsi Rs:' b. T. LANE.
The same lady writes again July &c. 1875.
taking the second package. My son wishes
yon to send him n package. Enclosed find
nifty cents" etc.
Sick Thirty Years-DOctors shy
There Is mo- Duelp-Grcatly ben.
cGted by One Package Of DIR.
<luain's Condition PiYls.
MRS. EMILY GREY writes fro,a Lunen
burg, Vermont, Jnly rs. 1875: MIR. LANE
wrote you last Spring for my sister, and
got some of your CONDITION PILLS. She 10
between 20 and so years old, aud wanted
me to , rite for her. She has beSA out OF
health for thirty years; the doctors say there
is no help for her. A very singular com plant,
they call it gas in the stomach. She says the
Pills have done her the most good OF an
Thing she has ever had. She bus taken tn
all, and wishes you to send her some mo
size lives in Concord, Vermont. | supp
y on remember that wrote for AIRS Hastin
III old lady that has been sick for ma
years; she is u relative Of mine, and you "
lcr some Pill. she is here today with III
She walked la alf mile; she has pot bee
able to walk much for thirty years, Sh
says the Pils have done her iAnch good
She don't want to be without them,
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Harris has fine line of the eel
ebrated French's Sleighs for SALE
1T the Trotter House.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-12

was made some weeks since. did par
TALLY regain his activity and the use of
his limbs, but is again quite PROSTATE.
ana serious doubts are entertained in
relation to his final recovery.
Our porcine men in this vicinity are
being very unfortunate in loss of more
than 100 pigs this spring.
wish to say il word in relation to C..
a. Bell as Il manufacturer of maple
sugar. He has one of the best sugar
orchards III tGWn; puts out some over
llOO tubs, all of large size. Il portion of
which are well painted outside and in.
with non hoops. He draws the sap
with pair of oxen in large drawing
tub htted for the purpose. When drawn
1T runs through rubber hose into ii per
feet Srlt-actin% regulator, boiling in an
evaporator, all neat and clean. In an
adjoining room an arch and pan is com
plete for converting the syrup into No
| sugar, IL large amount of which he has
put up ready for market in ten pound
tin pals. He has made this spring very
near 1900 pounds. and quite Il portion
of this has sold we'll This has been
done hV two men,