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but those willing to work can easily
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localities, Have no room to explain here.
business pleasant and honorable Women
and boys and girls do as well as men. We
will furnish you complete outfit free. The
business pays better than anything else. We
will bear expense of starting you. Particu-
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work at once. Now Is the time, Don't de-
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A gentleman who suffered for yeap
from Nervous Debility, Premature d.
cay, and all the effects of youthful indis
erection will, for the sake of suffering
manity, send free to all who need it, III
recipe and direction for making the sin
pie remedy by which he was cured. SUI
ferers wishing to profit by the advertise
er's experience can do 50 by addressiD
in perfect confidence,
John B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar.st.. NY.
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Or. C.. MclANE'S
LlV Err PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as remedy for "all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia aud Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character.
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui.
nine.
As simple purgative they are
uncqua.eJ.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Zach box has red wax seal on
the LID, with tho impression DIR.
MeLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
OF Q. MoLASE and FLEMING BRos.
Sold by ali respectable druggists
and country storekecpers generally.
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. c. FLAMES
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.


c..,,,,o,,,, e ,;..,.aa ;,,a~
XIV 'l' y, " ' ~. - - 81,
-, i's = -, 60 s',g ,n ,,rss
- a ~ ~, 10, 80: IL ,ta tsft
- - ~ Wv .,'i lie
sue inc patent IS feieiy auie ~ Nc
on the LETT SIDE; sometimes lne pam
is ir't under the shouiaef-piaae, ana
IT frequently eA'ehds 10 li:e 'oI' u
the shoulder, ana is sometimes ms.
taken Tor rheumatism III tilt am.
Inc sto'hae, y IS aiioetea WIN loss VI
appet'te ana sickness tiie po"e is IN
go, tt I ~, the - i ,ro,Lloa
'r.. ~; 49, a l',' .s ~ IN
lae,.i. ', ra,en,ior IN ,he hagl, rxrt
M l l. ,senrre'ly = considerable 10.
lrn,1n,o 2 acco,;,nonird with a min.
fl srnsai;on Of havinn len nndor
s o v,hirb nrcbt r. have beU
Inna a sI;oht drS r,.oh k CONE.
,;mas on attendant The natient
oop,nloire NJ wearinees and sebiEty.
he !. eli etsr,led his feet are eoll
or burning. snd he complains of a
prickly sensation of the din; his
splits are low ard although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bens-
fetal 10 him, yet he cen scarcely
summon up ioftitude enough 10 ey
II; IN l"cf' ne ais,tes's every iesi-
cay aeFeral OF tie apa,e syiilp-
io'oS aJlSha 'iiG e5ease, pa' eeseS
nave occurred Wheic lew 81 'li.nl OK
lstea' yet eAaIlihatlon ol Tue poay'
.''ei ae'''' h's si,og u 1 ,'.e - IN "
nave been extensively eelaaeea'
AG Z + A ND re Y L X.
DIR. {. M'LANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASTS or AcuE AND FEVER, Wilen
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
catharhc can DC used, preparatory
70, or after taxing Qathlhs. ne
would advise al who err a61irted
with this disease TO ave them A
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$500 Reward I!
Proclamation by the Governor

WHEREAS it has come to the knowl-
w edge of the Executive, that on the
night Of the 2Sth of March, 1877. the
Court House at Van Buren,, in Crawford
County, in this State, was set on fire
and burned, Thereby destroying the Re
cords and papers of said County, by
some unknown person or persons;
Therefore, |, W. r Miller, Cover
nor of the State Of Arkansas, by virtue
of the authority as vested in me by the
Constitution and laws of said State, do
hereby offer Reward Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the arrest and conviction Of said I'M
known person or persons, who committed
said offence.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have here
unto set my hand and caused
the Seal Of the State to be
affixed at Little Rock, on the
Both day of March, 1877.
w. r. MILLER, Governor.
BY the Governor
B. b BEAVERS,
Secretary Of State,
By c.. W. St. CLAIR, Deputy.
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DESCRIPTION. =, 4. a
The said George Green (colored IN
20 or % years OF age. 5 feet 6 inches p'e d
weigh about $50 OF l55 pounds Is ..t,pa
yellow color, rather cast Gown tounIpl
has very thick lips, is inclined 10 "a 81
excess, when last seen was wearing ,Ir v
wool hat. black fruck coat consldei'y's q. I
and pants OF a dark color pateh''
knee,
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WHEREAS, ithas come to the kn1yoes1
" Of the Executive that GEUE1
GREEN, (colored) killed Allen Powel.
the 18th of November, 1876, in the coupg
Crawford, in this State, and that said e'"I
Green, (colored) is still at large: o..sl
Now. therefore, !, a. ii. GARLAND w,
or of the State of Arkansas, by virtue /"
authority vested in me by the cons."
and laws of said State, do hereby oiierp
ward of FIVE HUNDRED DOlLAhcS
the arrest and delivery of said Georse
trolorcd) to the Sheriff of CRAWFORD coJI,
Tn testimony whereof ] nav .,nd
uura set my hand. ana IA
.sisL,s'l the seal of the state to az tis
cI mt Little Rock, on VIZ" ,si
ll-L day OF NovemGneIr ,ypl
A. II. GARLA"
by tie Governor
+, b. BEAVERS, sec. Of state
BY tt ". stellar, Deputy.
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TAPT. Perry's Liverpool SALT. for sale
~ right from the ships bold ON to the deck
OF the Caldwell. rat ard plump; and weigh ZJj
lbs. and over. For sale by
6. AUSTIN.
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A man sentenced to be hung can get
religion.quicker than under any other
conditions.
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with whom You can leave your orders for any
kind of lumber dressed Oh one side or both
Sash glazed, or not; panelled doors. shutters
etc, and all things necessary for building up
the country.
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from the Globe Rolling Mills, Cinn bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved, which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of, by calling early on
GEO. AUSTI
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-23

There has been secretly circulated
through the mails without even post
marks an anonymous circular, libelous in
its character, against Daniel F. Beatty, of
Washington, N. j., proprietor of the
Beatty Piano and Beatty's Celebrated
Golden Tongue Parlor Organs.
1t is supposed to have been done by
competitors in The business, as none 9TH
ers would be 10 the trouble and expense,
even ii they had no fear of the punish
ment if detected, and the cause is attribu-
ted to the fact that Mr.. Beatty has been
making very successful war upon high
prices in those instruments.
We have received from Mr.. Beatty the
following open letter addressed to him
by the officials and prominent men of his
own town.
WAsHINsgoN, N. j., July S, 1877.
To Daniel F. Beatty, ESQ.,;
1t haying come 10 cur knowledge that
communications written with an intent to
faisify you and injure your business. have
appeared in certain periodical. we there
fore, as citizens OF this place-having
of justice 10 You to pronounce all such
communications 10 be entirely uncalled
for and slanderous, and endorse you as
being, 50 far as we have ever been able
to Judge, . man of sterling integrity and
prompt in all your business transactions,
6igned, Nathan Dilts, Mayor; Alrheus
Babcock, G. A. Thatcher, Henry Winter
and VIM. E. Cummins, Councils; Joseph
Welt, Judge of the Court; James A. Croft,
Vice President. and p. II. Ham, Cashier
First National Bank; Rev. T. J. Reed,
Pastor M. e. Church acquainted but
few months;l ]. v. Crevelings Jos. A.
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r. ~. e.
which this band always coptended vas !
fraud md sNjndle EIhose hest ac-
quainfed with the subject say Joseph IS
il thszisAs. 0erisinit Il that he Is !
savage o. great warllte talents and *
marked hteIligcnce. Should he sue
coed IDS Is now moi Improbable. ia inducing
other tribes to put on their war paint,
llic people OF Oregon, Washington, Ida
no. and Montana would have to submit
to the horrors Of long and savage con
G;ct. All chargeablc to our stupid
and criminal conduct Of Indian af-
fairs.
TIE COMING SESSION OF CONGRESS.
But should Joseph and his band be soon
whipped into terms, things will move on
in the same old rms till the next war, the
next period Of Faassacres and miscellan-
eous scalpings, and opportunities to
steal In case of the defeat of BLACK
zoe, do not know but the extra session
of Congress will be postponed month
or so. am inclined to that opinion.
At any rate until the Gibbons Eight for q
week or so previous thereto, there was
much more talk Of postponing the session
than of calling It earlier.
LINN.
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- -
Lirpincost's Magazine.

Tie Illustrated papers in Lippincott's
Magazine for September are Among the
Kahyles, y by Edward c. Bruce, and "a
Paduan Holiday" by Charlotte Adams,
both well written, and the latter very
bright and entertaining. An anonymous
article on Madame Patterson-B onaparte
is likely to attract much attention. 1t is
evidently the fruit of personal intimacy
0iih this remarkable woman, and con-
ti,ias many anecdotes, extracts from let
fefs. diaries and other details which will
be foand full of interest. Mr.. Howard
!;....--...s reccs..ts the Battle of Brandy
Il iae, arrs pros Of its hundredth anniveIs
ury. nitls typographical descriptions and
other particulars gathered by close in
sestigatisn There is short paper on
'.Our IsIackbiris," and an amusing ac-
eoaat Of the Venetian play-writer, Carlo
Gazzi The stories include ga Summer
Evenings Dream by Edward Bellamy !;
"a Great Day. by Edmondo de Amicis !;
the conclusion of 1.-THE Marquis of Lossie."
and several chapters of Mrs. Dayis's new
serial, "a Law unto Herself;" and there
is the usual variety of poems and miscel-
laneous matter. all combining to make a
very attractive number
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G. & N w.
LINES.
Chica, go q NORTHWESTERN Railway
Embraces Endsr one management the Crest
Trunk Rain sy Lines OF the WEST and NORTH
WEST. and. v q It's numerous Branches and con-
nections forms the shortest and quickest reufe
e sswsn SSh S s R0h Man. Z Illinois WIS
Nehrasks, California .ans Western Territories.
Its
Omaha and ca. ifornia Line
and az points In northern liz. NOS Iowa, pakes.
Nen sska, Wyoming. Colorado. Itah. Nevada
Hsniornia Oregon. China, Japan AMI Australia
CHICAGO. St. Paul & nInneap.s rs Line
n sss fSesa ne hstwesn chsso and ,.oin'
NAG. 81 Psnl, Minneapolis. Dulrsh, sn,sf
points IN tsS 1fcat Northwest It's
IA Crosse, Winona & 81. Peter Isu<
Is the hest route between Chiesrr and I..,s-,ss
y ,non3, dorchester, owsf,,rna MSnkzsa 81. psss<
Nfr,ssasss shn an points Ia southern and eenszai
Green bay 4 Marquette Line
ts the only line between chiea~o sra J,,.S.s,,s
rr ssess9wn. POND On Lac. Oshkosh. Appelten'
S Ssee9 hay, Esshansha, Negzas.ee Nasanss,s'
t,v vas rs o'snaneock AID TIE Lske Superior Goua
Frcepors . Dubuque Lino
= y ne only route between cAissyo sps E,ss,
m meeAie'd, freepers and all points VIA Ksspczs.
Chicago 4 Miwaakee Lin.
Z the old Lake Shore Route, AM; i sas os,,x -.
Er ssss SoSswsea Chicago ana Evanston. I,sSs
refekt highland PAX, wsrkecsr. Yse;sS
a.lmHn Palace Drawing Roon Car
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s'Worried.,

The Traer Clipper of Lass week gives
evidence OF pretty bad scare on its part,
because OF the little Extra" which ac-
companied the CHRONICLE, and in conse-
quence of lis fears Esas somewhat incli-
TO ..slop over It asserts that the can
didate from northern Tama for the sfiice
Of Auditor, Mr.. r. G. Mcintyre, has
received the open or tacit support Of the
leading republicans OF Taina County,
which if it is true, is good reason
why they should regard the candidacy
of another man with great conplacency,
instead of $50 much excited getting"
In want Of something original TO say
against Mr.. Ebersole, it falls back
upcn the old assertion which
rival candidates have used for gen
rations that the Extra was edited by
him. Now we d. not know who the.
.'good authority was, of which the Clip
per speaks, but We doknow who edits the
CHRoNIcIE and we here state that Mr.,
Ebcrsols is rot res penslb.c for werd Of
that Extra. iiioughsasve then remarked
We learned from him the facts in regard
to his candidacy, just as the Clipper or
any other paper would learn the facts in
any similar instance.
The Clipper also says. .our neighbor
Toledo has seemingly always held US in
cheap estimation, undertaking both orr
s&-oc<rtb .rx,. ay,s};fr This ia a-cfber
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c. =. HADLEY, Cooper Institute,
Qisgraceful Business.

e~Goods carefuiy selected. and, securely
packed for transportation fee c! any charge, sent
G. o. D. or p o. Money Order,
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CHINA & GLASSWARE

ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
White Porcelain Dinner Sets, 100 pieces $3.50
eomplsts .------s.---......s.- ss's so 90
pieces s--...----,-.-... 200
Fine Gold Band French China Tea Sets "a
pieces --------------- ------------ 50
Toilet Sets. II pieces. Decorated 90
White 800
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House Furnishing Goods.

Goods from Trade sales weekly at lowest cash
Illustrated Catalogue and Lis. mailed free on
application.
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=. RALLARD, NJ. d,
c. e. STERNEMAN.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AoCoUcHEuR.
L Special attention paid to Surgery. Office over
Doolittlc's dry good Store. Residence. one door
East Of the Christian Church. Toledo. Iowa
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Tama Coaaiy Normal Institute.

The following persons are in attendance
at the Normal Institute now in session.
We give first the name. then the post-office
address, which is followed by the age and
number Of terms taught.
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what "The Davis" will do
WITHOUT BASTING.

Plain and scaiiop Binding
Bind Dress Goods with the same Material, either
Sea,,iiops. Points, Squares or Straight
binds Folds without showing the Stitches and
sew at the same time.
Make French Folds.
Make French Folds, and sew on at the same time.
Make NiIliner's Folds with different coors and
pieces of goods at one operation.
Make Millner's Folds with different colors and
pieces of goods NJ one operation, and sew on
at the same time.
II will gather without sewing on. 1t will gather
and sew on al the same time.
IT will gather between two pieces and sew on al
the same time.
It viii make Plated Trimming.
Ii " i'll make Plated Trimming and sew on at the
1t will make Plated Trimming, either scrlloped
II viii turn a Hem and Stitch on Trimming at
one operation
It will turn Hem put on Braid, run Cord in
and stitch on Trimming at one operation.
II will make Wide and Narrow Hens, Hem all
manner of Bias WOODEN Goods,as Soft Merno
Grape Cloth. or goods difficult to Hem on 9TH
er Machines.
1t will fold Hens with Cords enclosed, and stitch
them down at one operation.
It will do FEELING, Bias or Straight either on Cot
ton or Wooden goods.
II will Fell across seams on any goods.
1t will Sew over uneven surface as well as plain.
Il makes a more Elastic Stitch than any other
1t does not change length of Stitch on Scroll Work
II sews from Lace to Leather without changing
Stitch or Tension.
For Tucking Cording Braiding Quilting ,Ruiling,
Bringing. or Stitching Braid on Boiling Cloth
il cannot be exeelled- Also. for Shoe Fitting
Tailoring, Dress Making and Family, use
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

dixie n Merrill. They found min,
rmr"nes out Of twenty-five, til.
rrst nre forgrries.
Needles for all the different sew
ing machines, vt Shrrwim u peach',
store. Order by nlail enolosiuy ~
'pl'ts for four Of ANY number.
john Winter has secured The
agency for the CMl0t sleigh and
nas n Anr lot 0n exhibition at Back,
APPS old store.
The Dramatic Club played "DOwn
W the Sea-" Ou last Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. The play was
quite good, hut attendance was not
shove M average. Wells River
people d" not evidently app reciatr
: g'Wd thing. especially when pro.
iucrd 6v their own town folk. =
Harland Brook, who left here last
fall. has located ut Dedha,n, Mass
"" IN taking care OF y farm for n
Wall St. broker.
George Leslie has recovered snf.
40 laSt week he resumed
his accustomed place in the bank.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
WARRINGTON.

wAsHIN GTON.
The next Ladies' Mite Society
will be held at Miss Lucia Calet y
There will pr Obablv lp n good At
tend ance aud n good time IL cxpec,
"d by all. ~ it IN reported by tl,Os,
present ut the last one. which was
held ut MIR. David JanesOn's, that
they e. .joyel themselves very mncl,
although there were hut very few
Young people present, it heing quite
- distance from tine village, bn'
Iensise never minds the distau,r
it hr has COod company, and al
know tia t Ada cnm entertain an,
y"nmg gentleman. unless she is in.
ter,npte'l Ivy what, who, who is
it Prpp~rp
The next Aid Society will b.
held at Mrs. Rachel WnOl's next
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Miss Rilla Balcl, who is teach
ing school on the Hill will have n
spelling school next "Wednesday
evening. Hope there will lie u
g"ml a't"ndan"H; an especial invi.
tation to Tom rhnrber.
Our singing school will close with
a concert Friday evening. the 10Th
inst. Admission 10 cents.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

wrr, his rival In infa,ny, IN beini
riul, aud hU doubtless will get !
nugrr sentence. II the good w"rI
.Ors On. there will be enough mn
-riMl To Orgamix~W life insNraln,
"mul IN tho lwnitentiary, Mn'
neLcimg with n president, aud "a
~ all the way down To M Otii1
NY. There ARE sound aud gMmI
companies, aud they play an i'm
'Ortamt part IN the rcONOmy III
himgs, hut there has been an aw.
al nnOnNt NJ fraud |" ".
the TROUBLE WITH THE LIQUOR
The police surveillance Of thu
Mlsimpss continues. Over q thOnS,
,ul places have been shut up. aud
here IL mourning among the dry
mes. Licrusrs are declared illegal.
the tavern dodge dill not work. fn'
he cNnrts hold that II tavern must
~ u tavern indeed. aud not n mere
,iacr htTed up To evMie u law, aud
~ poliG have shown M 'liscrin,i'
'atiOn. Delin0nicO aud the hotel
lars have been shut up, just th.
came IN the smaller bar-rOOms, aud
ne onlv way a drink can be pro.
,nred, is 10 slip in At u NJ IL door,
nd only regulars are admitted al
Ill. Whatever may le said as I"
he Justice Of this raid upon men
%ho nave paid LICENSE, there il u"
question a. 10 its good effect. The
arrests for drunkenness have falle,
III n halt, and the presence Oi
| unk"n men upon the street cars
VAS ceased altogether. And there
= u moi ita'ablr decrease IN the mum
Ter Ut brutal crimes. AlrOgrt hrl
II" effect upon the morals ut the
.lty has been splendid, AID the
temperance League is making nSt
# it to encourage u continuance ~
ne work. The stati>tsties they
how are not ont startling. hui
PIECTRO.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

HANOVER,
The new sohoOl house. erpctp,
upon the extension Of Allen street
Was dedicated on Saturday even
ing. An opening prayer by IT.,
Rev. s. u. Leeds was followed h,
the presentation Of the KEYS tn til.
Prudential Committee, James H.
Morse. Addresses were then mad.
briefly by President :. q. Bartlett
Torrance Il. CurIier, Esq. Rev. W.
| y. Dawson, Hon j. W. Patterson.
REV. 5. Z. Leeds, Prof. II. h. Par.
ker and others. Previous to til.
meeting the various school rooms
were visited by the citizens ami
each department examined. The
schools opened on last Monday
morning, the number attending b..
ing nearly one hundred and fifty.
IN the three departments.
II. i. Wooster, Of East Canaan.
has purchased the University hook
store, formerly known AZ "Parkers."
Ransom Lewis, of Norwich, re-
Gently killed ii tine tat hog. in which
was 4 tum0r entirely encasiDg the
X idney. weighing 30 pounds.
A warr"nt-i- posted for prccinc'
meeting to act upon the matter of
dispensing Of The present location and
also see It a purchase shall bp mad.
OF the old school house for an en-.
CINE house and lobby.
At the school meeting held on
last Monday evening the report of
the building Gu nmittee was heard.
showing they had not exceeded the
$lO,OOO allowed them, anu also that
Il handsome balance was left in the
treasury. The same committee wa.
authorized to negotiate with the
l'reciuct for the present loca ion o,
the engine house. Adjournded un
til Jan. 8, 1878.
Mrs. Wood, mother of Mrs. Prot.
Hardy, and wife Of The late Rev
MIR. Wood, formerly minister in
his place, died this week in phiIa.
ltIpllla.
The college term opens next
Thursday. 9th.
McClary Bros. are now left in
heir glory aS far az "A tine .,ssor..
nent OF holiday books are concern.
ii, which they have selected with
view OF satisfying the trade.
hey have also splendid line ot
)Sg""ps helrOtypes,;tlnuf1s Russia
'eods, etc which can be found i,
J" other establishment in this sec
ION at con Il uri.nS.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

An insane man in iIavprhill
stole away from the house u few
evenings since, and although there
was a general turnout of the citi
xens who kept up n Search until
three o'clock in the morning. he
was not fourd until morning. DR..
Carbee and another man found him
in Ghed where he had spent the
night. As it WAS one of the cold.
est nights Of the season, only
crazy or drunken man cOuld have
Ibid out all night without freezing.
MOral-if you are going TO stay
out cold nights, 80 CRAZY or Let
drunk.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

Letters received 10y the fathe
OF +. b. Brown, from his employer
show that the extract which ",
published from the Journal in refer
ence 10 his arrest was in several
particulars incorrect. 1t seems that
the room in the hotel where the let,
fels were found was occupied b
four different persons after the rob
berry before the letters were discnv
ell. His employer also writes that
he went with the officer to Browns
room on the day of the arrest, and
that neither letters nor anything
else were fOnGd to connect him with
the affair. Ills friends think that
II he had had n Justices hearing
he could not have been held, and
aiP con fidrnt that there il no evi
dence upon which to fad u bin.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
Yror News Summary, Sc, sec last p"u'
THE hanks Of this State hay
.1,.., IA. ,r ;y., ,ru., and lAr,, io thino

THE hanks Of this State ha,'
done the wise, true and heroic thine
they have formed an assOriatio'
not t. com l'rom's" with thiev"'
burglars. etc. but 10 pursue then
to the very death if need I've. Thi
MEANS business, and business Of Il
right kiok, too. The miserable WI
OF compi "unising. tempting rs II !
t. banks with sadly depleted vault
il. in fact. " premium put upon sue
crimes. Bat when this class I
,nem fully understand that tam!ml
ing with bank locks in this STATE
means n long term in Windsor. the
will go into the more inviting field
of New York and Massachusetts
We can't very we'll look af;rr IT,
whole country. but We are r.j" c'
to see our banks step to the front
like men, and meet the issue IN
proper manner.