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Eappf0echeQ SCENTED cAmelb hair pencil
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again madg tho 11bd - 4nd most shrill
NOISES ! could using ! penny pipe, Z dog
whistle, = Violin. = well = Tie most ridrc-
ing ana startling sounds ! cquld produce
with my own .soiees without effect, At
ne same time I ~ no neans you'd Infer
nom tnis shas they are really deaf, though
q certalnly seems that their range Of hear
ing y very different from ours. We know
tnns certain aiited ineectp piuunce noise
Dy rubbing one OF their and0minai rings
aenllst enotner. Lannon y 0i opinion
tnat e4U aIeo MAKE sounds ~ the same
way fhOugn mese sounds afe 1naudible to
~ Ow range y, however, after AL, very
limited ana me universe - probably iull
|4 music which We c1nnne perceive.
Ine1e ~ moreover, n me entenn1 OF
aeH cefN!n CURIOUS organs which may
PerAare be ufgan AUDITORY character.
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nal segment o. L1etw toe!s, the small
meaaow-ant, ana, indeed, IN most o. the
species which l have examined, and one
Or TWO IN each OF the short intermediate
segmenfs. These organs consist OF three
paris: small spherical cup opening. to
the outside, long narrow tube, and 9
hollow body shaped like an elongated
FGlocfsy hcrease
INC fesonence o. s0unds ectlnk IN fact,
TO Qse the words q Ffofs Iynaal, who
WI goa enough mloOk A9emN1th me,
Ike MICROSCOPIC stefhoscOpeP. The or
eans Of the vision are in most fnts very
complex end conspicuous. lnere are
generally thfeeeyes arranged In triangle
q AeS fop or teeafr pesAs' ana On each
aae large cooPoona eye cQ4taining
sometimes more than Z, IVY {acetS4etween
them. Neve1heless the sight OF 8ts does
not seem 20 De very good: IN or1er to
test now iar ants are guided 1y y1sion, |
made tne following experiments IS placed
2 common iesd.pencil on boAfe fasten-
ing ! Ipr'e1t NO. - sa sarge e ai
ing food, and then put -: niger to the
1904 when she knew her way from the
glass 70 the nest and back p&rfectly
well, sne Went quite straight oeekward
ana Forward. linen took an opportunity
wnen me ant was on me sgns, and
moved tne glass Win the ant On about
three incnes. NOW, under such clrcum-
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Rheumatic Remedy. Send tor clfcui9S y
nhenstine d Bentley, Washington, y. =.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

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si Regulate the Liver and NE2
prevent A0
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Ss gs seE $BsES S e 39
50 BAD BREATH!
Nothing IL 10 unpleasant nothing 90 common a. bad
d s. g
take SIMMONS LIvEE RxeuIAToR DO not negiesGi
Health = : 49,
amy nay
to the secret suffering from Piles Yet relief is ready
% e hand Of smess any one who VIII use syste ,n
sands. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR Is No drastic.
violent purge. but . gentle assistant to nature.
CONSTIPATION!
SHOULD not be regarded y
atrining aIlment-in fact nature
demands the utmost regularity
from this demand paves the way
often to serious danger. II In
f pure accumulations from the
bowels as Il Is to eat or sleep
where . costive habit Of body
prevails.
SICK HEADACHE9
This distressing afIliction occurs most frequently
TIE disturbance Of the stomach arising from the i'm
perfectly digested contents, causes severe pain in
the head, accompanied with dsagrceable nausea and
this constitutes what Is popularity known Sick
Headache; For the relief OF which, TAKE SINNoNs'
LvER BxGuLAToR Oh MEDICINE.
MANUFACTURED ONLY EFT
j. II. ZEILIN q CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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oh, this world might be better,
If each would do his part;
If each hand would break one fetter,
Binding now some saddened heart.

A happy Christian family is one of the
very best gospel sermons ever preached on
earth. Let the boys play, and let the girls
sing, and try a little quiet fun yourself.
We should all accomplish more, if we did
not somehow produce the impression that
Christian endeavor is such disheartening
and such melancholy business for all con-
cerned.-Illustrated Christian Heeklu.
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,HovmxNS's Hor PILLS for Fever andAguc.
They euro at once and arc prcycptise' 5
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mn, Ara,s RHEUMATIC REMEDY never ioeis
to cure rheumatism. Sold BY all druggists.
acknowledgment Of a Best Sickle Grinder"
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A Preventive Of Hydrophobia.

She is single yet.-Aar Adsler, in a
Y. WeekIH.
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...es 80 AND
Ri EUM ATlsl
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NOT A ouAcK NosIRIM 4

GenfEensen, Il hereby certify that for Nvsl
past have used the voLTAIo PLAsrEas n !,
ticc, and have never known them to fail ia Y
speedy relief IN those cases for which they ~
mended. They arc not q quack nostrum. but |
dial agent Of great value. Very truly yonr,
HuuxsroRr. Me. MAY n. 1874. Vs. eoll'aS
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Frsss. s1.eo. SOLD nr AL Dnuoe1sr,.
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Sold everywhere at Is cents. Sent By mslL
" wrapped, on receipt Of price, Is cents for !,
for SIX, or &2.25 for twelve, by WEEKS q 10
Proprictors, Boston. Mass.
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81 dc 6ssS, nessesy rS ss
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kss1eis Z vfsss A. ocs 70 tSs
, 1877-08-25

above, found till quite recently ardent aud
powerful opponents a. The Palace, and 'pOi.
soned the wells" against any advice emanat.
ing from an English. o. even a non Turkish
source. There were, no do05t, certain Turks
who could aud would give the Sultan good
advice, and very much the sams advice as he
could have got from EUglsfmen. But he had
BIN frejudiced agajCSt them, almost as much
a. against foreigners, by being reiS"'dad that
though they might not be ike .,,e;gnerS,
direct'v h siile to Turkey. they wers
hostile to Turkeys best friends. who happened
nal1raly 20 be the gent!3men in Power
at the Palace. I have tUll You tbs story
Of tn AID de,Qamp who, when be gave
th4 Sultan atv1a picture, from personal OBJ.
servation. Of ths suIer.0gs Of tha Turkish
Army in Asia, was greatly taken aksck by
being At o6ee met with the charge thar he was
one If those who soaghs to p|rejadios His Ma.
j5s,y against lho faithful il1d Pasbs. The
Ail-Ae.CAmp showed uausia. courage and
loyalty in aGheiing - lis stofy. Ii is not
every oaa who cares to iJ)1rt information
likely To be thus .cc,iyed, and hence, rs 1
a'so wrote you, tie Sultan US for soma tins
under the pleasing Illusion that the Rgs}lqs
had ,ata - soutly rrss al in their passage
at st0Ia as to lose 4 1000 men.
LIS certainly d strsnge state Of things shat
the [t,e Of country al The most critical son.
mcclure shonId depend upon tho viii ol q
Sow. >.-a MOO IS anxious 10 10 ,lo beat, bq3
cannot do it, beoau,c h: does not know through
what penis the country Is passing. [ anu as
sur,d, however, since [ last wrote. there has
been a change, that the Sultan has discovered
how gross be has hitherto been deceived and
las aiken the requisite measures for keeping
himself properly Informed as TO what is going
on at the seat Of war. H. has taken privately
into his con6d nee new coOnssllors. from one
at least of whom q policy, aud 'he reverse Of
anti Eaglish, may he hoped. Though he does
not mean 10 surrender without a struRg'e, and
has given directly the most urgent orders, shas
at every risk, the Russians should be attacked
at Tirnoya or Gradova before they can eros 8
thc B ).aAs, he is said to be disposed to troa.
Tor peace il tins final effort fails. Is is even
said that he is anxious for a change of Minis
try but there arc SO many objections to a
public change Of front i'll face Of the enemy thas
this %political measure is 8carssly to be d1sjre&
at the present moment, however desirable ID
might become a little later on, when the ques-
ticn cf military failure or success has been sete
uc4. Equally good results cao, 10 the mean
umo. be more quietly obtained by a private
change in the Palace policy Correspondent
ofHe Times.
, 1877-08-25
PrOClama.

ALLE og Enhver, der maatte have
IL Noget at fordre paa Skiftet
cfter afsangnc Matea de Leon elIer
Dclen, indkaIdcs herved med 3
Maaneders VarseI til for undertegns-
de Skiftcret at anmelde og beVils"
Iiggj0lc deres Krav.
St. Thomm Skifteret den lite
August 1877.
sOnSk
, 1877-08-25
L1rOClanlo.

allie og Erhver, der maatto have
ii No3et at iofdre pad Skillet efter
afgan5no TommermeSter I9leodor
Jensen -og efterlevendo ltnke, ind
kYldes herved med 3 M%aaneders
Tarsel til for un .ertegnede Shifterct
at anmQldo og beviisIiggj0re deres
NraY.
St. Taon9 Skifteret den lie
August 1877.
c0nSt.
, 1877-08-25
THE SULTAN AND HIS ADVISERS.

not greatest, measure upon what goes Oh in the
Palace, and it is very difficult TO know positive
ly what does go on there. 1 cannot pretend
TO any direct Information or the subject, but
nevertheless I have reason to believe that
since | lass wrote a change has occurred there
which may lead to important results. In
previous Letters have described the extrarr-
dinarv pains taken to keep the Sultan in ign0r-
ance of the military situation Of affairs, OF,
I should rather say, the extraordinary success
with which these pains have been crowned.
1t is to me, l must confess, one of the most
SINGULAR and perplexing Of even Oriental poilj.
cal problems. Tie solution would he simple
enough 100 Sultan were accessible only 10
a few interested advisers. or If he were a self.
satisfied tigot with pr.conceived views to
which he was determined, in Tie teejh of al
opposing evidence, 10 cling. 9a;, oa the con-
trarv, he is described hg tIoae Europeans who
see him often enough to form 2 fair eatim4.t Of
his character, as enc vho has made 2. least
that first step to knoWledee, a Consciousness If
the ignorance which an 1ien.aI education has
imposed upon him, and a readiness, rot to say
eaeerness, 10 exchange that ignorance for sound
views as to what his policv should be: once full.
~ satisf d az to the correct course, he is not
Wi.hoas = certain fJYco of character and
strength Of purpose TO carry it out. Those DO
him in iuStice who pretend that from sheer
we EneSS OF Will he IL q mare DuNDAt and play
Thing in the hands Of stronger men. He is
rather hoodwinked and misIad than overborne,
and takes the wrong course because he is made
to believe it is the right.
This unenlightened frmness might be rs
mischieyous as downright weakness if the Sui
tan saw none but interested and INSCRIPTIONS
advisers, and unfortunately it is of These that
he has for a loug time seen most. They have
done their utmost to keep all honest aud accu.
rate Information out of his way. You heard
heg az English doctor in the Turkish service
was ordered out Of Constantinople at a few
hours notice, because he v%enturod, on the
strength of exceptional personal relations with
the Palace, to show to the Sultan some private
kilograms from the seat Of war. His fate serv.
ed, as doubtless it was intended to serve, as a
waning to others and may easily have pre-
vented mary of the private non official persons
who have access to the Sultan from telling him
the truth. Even among thesa there are some
who would have the courage 20 speak out, but,
supPosing difficulties successfully thrown in
their way, there il still at least one class Of
cou0sejlors who cannot be prevented from see
ing The Sultan Whenever they please, who have
the best information, and political not personal
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-11-24
the Beans been cooked I
WEST FAIRLEE.


Business In our ,illage seems to have re
ceived u new impetus. everyone is busy and ,
general feeling of satisfaction shines forth on
every face. All kinds of business feels the
impulse, none, so MUCH rs the painting bust
ness. There are at present no lcss than ten
painters located in the place, and all are full
of business. All that is actually needed now
is to have two more move in, 50 as to max g
up an even dozen.
The new building, being erected by John,
is progressing finely. The upper hall is all
lathed and, they have commenced clapboard-
ing, Hope that the fine weather will contin.
ue So us to enable the square workrIs to com
lctc the Temple. Henry has taken promi-
nent position in front and has left his mark.
We shake hands with you Henry!
OF the many new buildings erected by
Judge Bean this summer, some are colnplet-
cd and the rest are rapidly approaching that
desired for end The Judge is a Hercules
when he takes hold of thing,
We understand that there are several new
business stands to be started in this place.
between this time and next spring: Good
the more the better. There is no reason why
West Farlee village. should not become the
grand centre Of tr adc ior the whole country,
and il miH if We all say so.
II. ID. Bates while hunting, one day last
week, Lilled II peculiar looking animal, Its
pclt measured 3 feet, 8 inches. 1t seemed to
have the characteristics of the cat and coon
combined, but no one could give it name.
1t WAS II curiosity.
The select school kept by Miss l.. A. Smith
at centre of the town, closed Friday, Nov. ..
1t has been one of great profit to the schol-
airs. The average attendance has been re-
markablc considering that many of the
scholars lived at Il distance. The following
scholars received prizes for having no tardy,
absent, or dismissal marks: Jennie South
worth, Annie Wise, Marion Kimball, Eddie
Soulhworth and George West. The follow
ing had no absent marks: Alice and Nellie
Child end Beanie Hurst. There was prize
offered for tho most perfect lessons, but at
tho close of the term, it was found that five,
had tho same credits their names were as
follows: Jennis Solthworth. Nellie Child
Annie Wise, Jennie Mum and Eve EFT Heath.
THIS was very tlattering to Miss Smith who
has certainly won Il deserved reputation as a
successful teacher. SYPhAX.
Rev. l.. H. Beeman ia doing faithful work.
His seru ons the past two Sunday were excel
lent. The subject of one was prophecy, and
the other was from the text, Jesus the au-
thor and iuishcr of our faith.
1t is evident from the change in the COM
mupity during the last few months that the
christian work of the spring and summer has
not been in vain as some supposed it would
be.
Our sportsmen will get their thanksgivi ng
chickens and turkeys for ten and fifteen cents
apiec if they can shoot straight enough.
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SOUTH NEWBURY.


Mr.. Mark Cochran raised this year, oft
from three acres of land, one hundr9l and
sevcuty-slx bushels of oats. They are the
Maine OATS.
Mr.. Jacob Kent showed us corn that he
aise d on his meadow the past season. 1t is
eight rowcd and ca He'd six cared having
that number of ears on a stalk. Mr.. Kent
says that it is common thirg to have three
ears on a stalk large and sound. The ears
are long the cob slen der and the kernel very
large. Mr.. Keut pad very high for this
choice seed some few years since 1t is early
corn, for this was planted late, cut early and
now it shows full | and heavy.
Messrs. John Kendrick and Richard Doe
purchased of late piece of heavily timber
ed land of the heirs of the Spear johnson es-
tate They have let job of cutting and
drawing fonr hundred thousand of pine from
this lot to Ephraim Flemmins and John Cor
liss. This timber is to be darwin to Messrs.
Knight L. Reneau's mill of this place, to be
sawed.
Monday of this week Wright Chamberlin
took to Brighton twenty-five head of fat cat
tie.
Our school fms he'd Friday the 9th, after
successful term of ten weeks, taught by Miss
Nelson of Haverhill, N. II.
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"A gang of men, under the di

A gang of men, under the di-
rection of Mr.. e. T. RannO, have
been at work the present week NOV
ing the telegraph wires which run
from the depot to the telegraph Of
flee in the village. Complaint has
heretofore been made by citizens
whose front yards were 0rnameuted
by unsightly telegraph poles upon
the main street. To avoid any
trouble the company have now run
the wires from the Office in Mr..
Warden's store down by Mr.. Peck.
ett's mill, thence following the high.
way to near the residence of J. w.
Bliss. Esq, when it strikes off near
ly due east and connects with the
main line where the railroad passes
under Bliss high bridge. The new
telegraph poles are of unusual size
and do not greatly detract from the
beauty of the village. We would
suggest that the poles be painted
so they will not assume the dirty,
sickly appearance common to tele-
graph poles after they have stood
few years.
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Horace Farr's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, }
NRR ,pF"np pisTRICr s.. In Probate Court,
held at West Fairee In and for said District on the
18th day of Noven ror, A D. 1877.
%. ALBERT BAILEY, Esq. Executor.
of the estate Of Horace FAIR, iate Of Bradford In
said District deceased, MAKES application to said
Court for license to sell all OF tn, real estate Of
said deceased to wit: the H,lne place If dece .sed
two tenement houses, saw mill and land at Cass.
yile two tenement houses. mill privilege and
land at Bradf";d Village and all the Roa! Estate
by him owned In the state representing that the
sale Is necessary for the payment Of debts and
legacies; whereupoa, 1t is ordered by said Court,
that said application he referred session thsre.
OF, to no hold at the Probate OAlce In said West
Farlee on the 18th day of Decen er A. D. 1877. for
hearing and decision thereon and, 1t Is further
ordered, that all persons interested no notified
hereof, by publication of notice Of said application
and order tn reon three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Bradford OPINION, a newspaper published ut Brad.
ford. VT, aud which circulates In the neishnorh0od
Of those interested, before said time Of hearing,
that they may appear ut said time ind place, and,
if they cause, object thereto.
By the Court Attest,
ALvAH BEAN, Register.