Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-10
Items OF Interest.


Items Of Interest.
The best tea for q weak person ID
charity.
Rheumatism is always a joint affai,
and yet there is only Que party to it.
He who blames others the most ID
usually the most to be blamed himself,
There are many minds which appear
to have been cut bias and made up that
way.
We often hate for one little reason,
when there are a thousand why We
should love.
Since the war, Pennsylvania has spent
eight millions Of dollars in educating the
orphans of soldiers.
A buzz-saw item: Henry Stonaker Of
Palestine, Texas. In his life he was love-
ly, and in his death he was divided.
Not always when the poor are helped
True charity 10 meant
Loud talk expects its dollar back,
But silence gives cent.
A Belgian army officer has invented
ON instrument which, by recording the
time between the fash and the sound,
measures the distance Of discharged
cannon.
A doctor recently gave the following
prescription for sick lady "a new
bonnet, Cashmere shawl, and a silk
dress. i" Tho lady, it is needless to say,
entirely recovered.
A lady wos asked to Join one of the
divisions of the Daughters of Temper
ance. She replied: "This is unneces-
sary, as it is my intention to join one of
the sons in few weeks"
Sixteen hundred young women in
Cleveland are pledged not to associate
with men of tippling habits. Other
cities have large numbers of women who
have made the same vow.
There is tide in tho affairs Of men
Which. taken at the flood, leads on to fortune,
Omitted, all the voyage Of theirlife
Is bound in shadows and in miseries.
A Kemper's Bluff (Texas) young
man named Thomas acquired the habit
of tossing cooked and loaded pistol in
the air, and catching it as it fell. The
last time he caught it was just before he
died.
All the men on the school committee
of Watertown, Mass, resigned because
a woman was elected a member, and
their action has been rebuked by the
election of two women on the new COM
mittee.
A Cincinnati scientist, who allowed
himself to be stung once day for three
weeks by bees, to ascertain the effect of
the bites, says that after about the tenth
time the pain and swelling were slight.
the body seeming to become inoculated
with the poison.
The LATEST man is on Western paper.
He spells photograph "4tograph."
There have only been three worse than
be. One lived in Kansas and dated his
letters "11worth," another spelled
tennessee "1OaC," and the other wrote
"Y&."
"Jane, Jane, what ails you, dear7"
said lady friend to middle-aged
maiden upon discovering the
latter in tears, "Oh, Henrietta" she
replied, II counted more than thou
sand little children in a procession
5o-day, and not one of them mine."
According to a French statistician,
more than thousand people have per-
shed by fires in theaters from the be-
ginning of the nineteenth century up to
he present date, while the pecuniary
oss by the same class of conhagration
mounts to about sixty million dollars.
Two swains of Sunville, Pa., planted a
centennial tree with the understanding
hat it's fate was to settle which of them
hould have the girl both admired. The
rec was destroyed by cow before the
dvance of spring could determine
7hether it could live or die, and their
ivalry is still unsettled.
The State central committee of the
Woman Suffrage Associ.
ton resolved that no political party will
o entitled to the future support of
,omen in State affairs unless it makes
be establishment of woman suffrage one
it's avowed objects, and also admit
'omen to full membership in its organi-
alton.
Seven o'clock A. M.-Boy has terri
le toothnche can't 60 to school. Half
asst nine A. MA solitary figure may be
cen skulking through the streets lead
,g to the creek perch and chubs bite.
[alf past six P. M.-Scane, woodshed /;
ram10tis 32ersonH, the old man, one
:unk strap, one boy. Lets draw the
urtain.
An extraordinary suicide is related by
French journal. A well-to-do farmer
OF up at two in the morning, went to
le bakehouse, filed one side of the oven
ith wood, lit it, and laid himself down
ngthwise on the right side facing the
all. When discovered the upper part
! his body was roasted the lower limbs
ere uniniured, boing outside OF the
yen.
A wealthy Boston woman and her
sughter are in Indianapolis in search of
young German to whom the daughter
scame greatly attached. while spending
few months in Europe with her
,rents, some two years ago, and was
st heard from in Indianapolis. If he
found, q wedding will doubtless end
10 romantic affair.
The Norwich Bulletin says: The
owning of the May queen passed eff
,ry pleasantly in Killingly. We do not
just now, any record OF
1een mounting her throne dressed ina
aterproof and pair of rubbers, with
ice of pork done up in red flannel
ound her throat; but these old histori-
/ costumes always strike one strangely
first.
Mary X. Dallas writes: "The moment
girl has secret from her mother, or
IS received letter she dare not let her
other read, or has friend of whom
n mother does not know, she is in
niger. The fewer secrets that lie in
@ hearts of women at any age the bet
r. It is almost test of purity. In
rlhood do nothing that, if discovered
your father, would make you blush."
A Canadian senator of French extrac-
IN has resigned his seat for peculiar
ason. He has never been willing to
lst himself on a railroad train, and
IT winter travelled from Quebec to
ttawa in his own sleigh to attend the
ssion of Parliament. The fatigucs and
rdships of the trip were so great that
will not encounter them again, and
has determined to retire from public