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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-29
SPRING HINTS.
Some Good and Necessary
Advice at this Season.
There Are Some Things We Must
Surely Do.
And this thing is by far the Most I'm
portant of Them All.

Everybody needs spring medicines
remedy which will strengthen and invigo-
rate the system, and tone up the action of
all the organs. The change from cold 10
warm weather causes a depression of the
vital forces, resulting in weakened nerves,
impure blood, and inactive organs
Our esteemed correspondent, Mrs. A. s.
Gould writes us from Garland, Me-, some
ia Is In regard to this subject which will be
of grea interest and value Just at this
season:
Through the loss of my mother. the sick
ness of my husband, and the extra work
which fell upon me. l was thrown into q
condition OF nervous and physical exhalis-
ton. grew constantly worse. l cannot
find words to express that terrible feeling
that existed through my whole system-a
feeling OF utter weakness and prostration,
with strange nervous sensations
"My right foot was so bad it was with
great difficulty l could walk. | had to
place my loot every way to keep from fall
ing. My hands and arms were weak, numb
and prickly. | was very tired all the time.
There was heavy dull feeling in my limbs.
Nights they seemed like lead weights
When out riding mile distant, they would
feel as though had lost the use of them. 1
would move my fingers and arms to see IL
L could. l expected any day to be found
paralyzed.
''Then | began to take Dr. Green's Ner-
vura blood and nerva. TIE first bottle did
not seem to help me much. but the second
bottle did. and made me better. l kept on
using it.
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North Haverhjll,

Mrs. Charles Newcomb went to
Montpelier last Saturday.
Guy Southland is working for F. l..
Wilmot.
Ina Hoyt is working for Mrs. Craw.
ford.
Gordon Hay from the cold country
arrived in town Tuesday
Ernest Brock from Newbury is stop.
ping at B. Crawford's.
F. N Keyser was at M. e. Kimball's
over Sunday.
Eugene Sleeper from Bradford was
in town the first of the week.
DIR. Newcomb came home from
Montpelier Tuesday.
Bessie and Gertie Brock and also
Miss Addie Jewell from Newbury
were guests of Mrs. II. III. Washburn
recently.
Will Ingalls, made trip to Union
Village recently. a. y .-..-
Miss Winnie Plant is stopping at
VIM. McLaugh'in's. = ..
Mrs Henry Woodward, a most es-
Unable lady, died Sunday afler long
and painful Illness. Funeral services
were held at the house Wednesday at
IL O'Clock. The deceased is survived
by husband one daughter. Mrs. John
Keith, who have the sympathy of the
entire community.
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NOW am lc';,nIS wen, can do all my
work and sleep well nights. | feel as though
Il great burden had been rolled away from
me. L am doing a great amount of work
every day and often walk, besides, as much
as two miles.
" think | will pass for a smart old lady,
so much for DR.. Greene'S NerVura blood
and nerve remedy [ can truly say it has
done wonders for me. 1 cannot speak TOO
much in praise of it, for it has been the
greatest blessing to me.
81 only wish other people afflicted with
disease would try it--nOt one bottle but
several, in order to give it a fair trial. L
truly think they would never be sorry. My
earnest prayer is that this wonderful remo-
dy may 60 out into the wide world to sick
and suffering humanity"
If you want to be perfectly strong and
healthy, the best possible thing to do is to
take this great curer and strengthened You
any other season. You must take a spring
medicine, everyone knows that, and Dr.
Greene's Nervnra blood and nerve remedy
is the best and most certain, because it al
ways cures.
1t is not patent medicine, but the pro :
scrptiOn of the most successful living spec
ialist in curing nervous and chronic diseases
DR.. Greene, of 81 Temple Place, Boston,
Mass. He has the largest practice in tho
world, and this grand medical discovery Is
the result of his vast experience. Tho
great reputation of DR.. Greene, is guaran-
tee that his medicine will cure, and the fact
that he can be consulted by anyone at any
time, free of charge, personally or by letter,
gives absolute assurance of the beneficial
action of this wonderful medicine.
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Corjnth Corner.

The sick ones are all reported better
L D. Heath and wife are able to be
out again.
Sarah Fellows and Mrs. Fred Worth
ley have been under the care of DR.
Corwin the past week.
Mrs A. r, Spear has returned from
Burlington being called there by the
sickness of her parents.
G.. G. Heath has rented his farm to
John Yarmouth and will move into the
tenement over the carriage shop.
Rev. Mr.. Tafton of Washington sup.
piled the pulpit last Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. E. T. Hutchins.
Carrie Fits horse died last Thurs
day morning.
j F. Merrill has a new evaporation
and iron arch this spring, Fred Roll
Inns will work for him through sugar.
ing.
Clinton Carlton went to Newbury
last week and bought a PAIR of large
work horses.
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OrfOrd.

The remains of Mrs. Eunice Rogers
wife of the late John Rogers, Esq, of
this town, were brought here for
burial last Wednesday evening from
Minneapolis, Mimi, accompanied b.
her nephew, Rev. Samuel j. RACERS OF
that place. The burial took place
Thursday afternoon by the side of hel
husband. She had been a worth,
member of the Congregational church
here for over thirty-seven yeas and
was highly esteemed by her old neigh.
bors and friends.
Rev. Samuel Rogers of Minneapolis
Mimi, preached here last Sunday Civ.
ing us a most excellent sermon. He
was a former Oxford boy but has been
pastor of one of the largest Congrega
tional churches in Minneapolis for
many years and is esteemed a most
excellent christian man.
John Smith of this place started for
the west this week Tuesday for car
load of horses.
Mrs, Nellie (Beals) Morey the cele.
brated organist and pianist, is visiting
her parents at Orfordville.
Mrs. % Carr goes to Enfield this
week to visit her mother.
Mrs. A. D. Chamberlin of the Elm
House has gone to Brandon to visit
her sister, Mrs. Knox.
Edgar Carr, Esq, spent Sunday at
his cousins, r. 0. Carr's.
Daniel r Chase is home on his vaca-
ton from Meriden.
Mr.. T. F. Cam, pr oprietor of Rich
ards Hall at Meriden, spent Sunday
Sunday with Willie r. Carr.
Hiram Higgins has returned home
after an absence of q number of
months.
Madame Sigrid Magnusson a native
of Iceland. although living for many
years i'm England, is at the residence
of MIR. and Mrs. Royal Beal of Oxford
Vile as a guest of their daughter, Mrs.
II. E. Morey of Boston. Madame
Magnusson's husband occupies the
chair of Northern languages and liter
AZURE at Oxford University, England,
and is also custodian of its celebrated
library. Madame Magnusson has new
er lost her interest in her native land
and its people and 1t is for the purpose
of assisting those who from circum.
stance and environment have been de
prived of the opportunities for educa-
ton and development which have
fallen to the lot of more favored coun-
tries, that she has temporarily left the
comforts of her home and the brilliant
society for which this old university
tawn Ia famoua She has already frnm
her own private means and the interest
of friends, established a girls high
school at Reikjayik; the object of her
present visit to America being to dis
pose of valuable collection of an
tique gold and silver ornaments, tap
estry, etc., to obtain means to carry on
more extensively the work Of educs.
ton among the Iceland people The
trustees Of the Art Museum of Boston
have in contemplation the purchase of
these articles. Madame Msgnusson is
herself scarcely less gifted than her
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OrfOr0ViIl0,


Mrs. Nellie Beal Morey has been
spending few days at her fathers.
r. Beal.
Miss Leila Morrill, is stopping with
her grandmother and aunt, on account
of the ill health of her grandmother,
Mrs. Harriet Morrill,.
Dennie French is in Manchester.
Hazen Pebbles is on the sick list.
David Marsh cut his knee badly a
few days ago.
Charles Page is to move into the
house vacated by Frank Ilackett
Miss Ilodgdon of Piermont, who has
been visiting Mrs, A l. Pierce, has re.
turned home.
Mr.. S. r. Morrison and wife have
moved in with their son Harry.
Several people from out of town
were here to attend the funeral of Mrs
Alva Kimball.
Again we are called upon to chroni-
Gle the death of one of our number,
Mrs. Alva Kimball died the morning
of March 23d, after an illness of two
weeks with pneumonia. Mrs Kim
ball was a woman greatly respected
ana loved by those who knew her, al
ways ready to lend helping hand to
others in times of trouble. She will
be greatly missed 10 the community, as
i'll her own home, where she leaves a
husband in lonlIness, she also leaves a
mother, two brothers and five sisters.
Will Clough and Fred Bailey are
home from Kimball Union on tive
weeks vacation.
Miss Edith Clough is visiting her
brother Bert in Plymouth.
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Chelsea,


Wednesday evening, April Sd, the
Y. w. c. T. u. will hold Conun-
drum social with Mrs. Frank Tracy.
Refreshments will be served. All are
invited
Mr.. Dean who has been working for
E. d. Barnes has gone to work on the
Calvin Andrews farm His wife will
board there.
Mr.. Whitney is moving into the
Churchill house. f-a.
Hale Darling took Miss MerrilPs
place as organist at the Congregational
church last Sunday.
1t is said that when Mrs. Harwood
is able to he moved the family will
move into the Drew house.
All will be glad to learn that Miss
Wells is coming back for the primary
school.
There is still much sickness in town.
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PiernOnt,

|
Mrs. j. I'll. Howe, who has been con.
fined to her room with sickness the
past five months, died Saturday night,
The funeral services were at the house
Tuesday afternoon, Rev Mr.. Converse
conducted the religious exercises. In.
terment in Bradford cemetery where
other kindred are buried
Mrs. Guy Wiswell died suddenly
Saturday morning of heart failure.
aged BOY ears. She leaves a husband
and an infant daughter. Sympathy
for Mr. Wlswall in this community Is
vide spread Mrs. Wiswell's sister
and husband, also sister of Mr.. Wis.
well and her husband came on Monday
to accompany the husband of the de-
ceased to their former home in the
north part of the state. The funeral
services and burial to be where ether
kindred are buried.
Charles Rodiman was selected to
serve on the school board tine next three
years.
f. o. Kennedy, our representative,
is moving TO Bradford, f. Towle is
moving back to his farm.
B. G. Metcalf is confined to his room
with sickness.
Gilman Chandler has not recovered
from his sickness yet.
Mrs. Dr. Howard and children have
moved back to Chicago where her nus.
band is engaged in his profession
again. G. w. Stanley has rented the
farm for the year.
A. <. Rogers house was DESTROYED
by fire Friday morning. There was
no insurance on the same as it had ex.
PRED short time before.
BROOK ROAD.
Fred Dowse is at work for FL. Fl,
Mutt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ladeau have
gone to Walden. VT, to live with Mrs.
LIS grand parents.
Eugene Harris has gone to Concord
to work, he expects steady employ
ment for three years.
Mr.. Harry Smiths family, also 10
seph Ladeau's are sick with la grippe.
Carnes Corliss has John Wilson and
two of his sons renovating his barn
Mrs. Francis Bowker is visiting her
father, Horace Underhill, at the viii
lage.
The Bean ia m formerly owned by
A. F. Pike, consisting of about 200
acres of land, two houses, barns, sheds,
ETC., was sold by auction Saturday,
March 20, for $3.50. G j Aver and
e. B. Pike Of Pike Station being the
purchasers.
We read in Boston paper an ac-
count of the death of Miss Daisy
Bickford at Nashua, N H. Miss Bick-
ford spent her young days in town and
vas the adopted daughter of Levi
BickfOrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis, Mrs.
f. Bowker, Mr. and Mrs. Geo A.
Johnson, E. P. Andross and Joel Ben.
wock were on the sick list last week,
but are better now.
John B. Johnson and RALPH Web
ster celebrated their BIRTHDAYS to-
ge' her, March goth.
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Post Mills.

Wild geese were seen here the oath,
Mr.. Preston has removed to the
Chubb house on Main street, and Frank
Robinson has taken a tenement in his
fathers house on South Lake street.
Milan Davis is in Canaan, N. 81.
Mrs. F, M. Slack of Franklin Falls
N. H.. is at the home of Hersey Slack,
and Harry Eva of Springfield, Mass,
at his fathers house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have been en-
tanning Mr.. Waterman of Norwich,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Newhall from Ports
mouth. N FL.
The death of Sophrona Phelps Dodge
occurred on the morning of the 25lh at
the age of IS years and six months.
She was the second daughter of the late
Capt. Eliphalet Spofford and Mary
(Cox) Dodge. Funeral services were
held on Wednesday at the residence of
her brother, Mr. Harvey Dodge, Rev.
Mr.. Harlow conducted the services.
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distinguished husband, speaking and
writing eight different languages.
while having the entree to the most
select literary circles of Europe. She
has spoken in the large cities of
America, her reception in Boston be-
ing especially enthusiastic, while her
social success has been equally pro-
nounced, the aristocracy both of wealth
and scholarship opening wide their
doors to her. Mrs. Morey has given
selection from the music of Iceland
and Scandinavia at Madame Magnus-
sons lectures in Boston and contem-
plates continental tour with her the
coming year.
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Haverhill,

Charles Bittinger is spending his
vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hardy are very
ill with la grippe.
Mr. Frank Page of East Corinth was
in town Monday
John w. Merrill has been on the sick
list for the past week but is now able
to appear on the street.
Miss Jennie Hannsford from Boston
visited at G. o. Davis last week. 81
Mr. and Mrs. James Sheppard of
East Haverhill have been quite ill
with the prevailing distemper.
Mr. Herman Tabor and Miss Florence
Andrews were married on Saturday
evening, March Esd. They intend to
reside at Pike Station.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury

AS mercury will surely destroy the sense
system when entering 1t through the mu.
cOus surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from re-
putabe physicians as the damage they will
do is ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co., To-
ledo, o., contains no mercury and is taken
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally, and
made In Toledo, OhIo by F. j. Cheney &
Co. Testimonials free.
W-Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-29
BuekIen,s Arnica salye,

The best salve in he world for cuts, bruis
es, sores, ulsers, sat rheum,. fever sores,
letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns sno
all skin eruptions, and positively, cures pilee
or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisi action or money refunded
At CLARKK's Drug Store
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Married..

In East daverhiIl, N. H., March 2srd, by
Rev. George r Locke, Herman Z. Tabor
and Florence b. Andrews, both Of Hayer-
hill.
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Warren

James NJ. Bixby is able to ride out.
Alice Eastman is visiting friends in
Concord.
DIR Bucklin is on the sick list.
Smith e. Clement have Just taken an
inventory of their stock and will Oil
up with new spring goods.
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MOT WHAT WE SAY, but
- what Hoods Sarsaparilla Does, that
tells the story of Its merit and success
Remember HOODS CURES.
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and will be mailed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
ELIZABETH CITY, NC.

Elizabeth City, N. c., Nov. 6.-tspe-
SseD--A party OF eight. composing
Messrs. Castor Bell. Logan Old, Oliver
Gilbert, Tom Old, J. G. Fearing, Mar
shall Gallop. Walter Old and Alb Ayd-
tatt. Will leave to-day for two weeks
trip to the Atlanta Exposition
Ar. William Edwards and family, who
came here a short time ago to make
this place their home. are visiting
friends ia Newport News.
,'& Af.s w. ]. Goodwin and family, who
teft this place some time ago to make
Columbia their home, have returned to
make this fheir home again. We vel
come them back.
,Mr. Ben Weisel. of Norfolk, Is visiting
htr brother. Mr.. Moses Welsel, on Fear
Ing street.
Miss Estelle Simpson, q very popular
young lady of this place, has been added
: to the force OF clerks in Mr.. r, J. Mttch-
ellis store, on Water street.
Ar. Lester Winder gave very en-
1oyAnle excursion to party of his
friends down the river yesterday on
MS boat the VIM. A. Winant.
Mr.. w. q. Burrus left to-day for Hat
teraS on g visit to his father
MT. ]. T. Trueblood and Miss Lila
Perry, both Of Norfolk, Va, were mar.
rted by the Rev. DR.. Blackwell pastor
OF the Baptist Church, at the parsonage
this morning at 1880. They returned
by the afternoon train.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
FINE MEMORIAL ALTAR
To be Erected In Fredericksburg TO the Mem
ory Of. Rev. Father James J. Kenefck,
BY THE LYCEUA OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH.
a Game Of Football OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ringe OF Mr.. Payne md Miss Hard.
inE-Rcv. Mr. Saunders. Of the
Presbyterian Church. TO Have
Little Recreation.

tredericksburg, Va. Nov. 6.-{Spc-
cial)-The Young Mems Sodality I.y-
ceum of St Mary's Catholic Church,
In Alexandria, have decided to erect
u memorial altar to the memory of
their late beloved assistant pastor.
Rev. Father James j. Kenciick. Al
tn time of his demise Father Kcnetick
was pastor OF ST. NIarys Catholic
church In this city. having been APP
pointed TO the charge in July last. Bish-
op van Gle Nyver celebrated requiem
high mass for the reposc Of Father
kcneiick's soul yesterday morning i'm
IN presence OF Il large number of the
young divincs most intimate friends.
Bishop Van dc Nyver has assigned
Rev. Father De Munycle to take charge
temporarily OF st. Mary's Church in
this city.
Father De Ntunyck is n Belgian by
birth and been inhmerica but n few
months. this being his first charge
game OF football Will he played
rfiday afternoon on tile grounds of the
fredericksburg Collegiate Institute be-
tween the senior team from that school
ana the one from Locust Dale Acadc-
my, Madison county.
Last evening at the residence OF the
pr1de, on 9 street, Mr.. Preston Il.
f'ayne and Miss Carrie Lee Harding
were quietly united I'm marriage by Rev.
5. q. Ferguson, pastor of the Methodist
Church
". ~. l.. saunders. pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church In this city. has
been granted six months leave of alb
sence to travel in the interest of tho
Collegiate Institute. and while he is
away his pulpit will be filed by Drs.
Sampson and Hoge.
The annual fair of the Chesapeake
Agricultural Association, of which MIR.
John a. Palmer is president. and Mr..
j. B. Cralle secretary. opened this morn
ing nj kilnarnock. Lancaster county,
ana VIII continue for three days
John Tollivcr and Alice Matthews.
both OF Culpcpcr, were married yester-
| day In Washington
William W. Williams and Josephine
Nj. sam, both OF this city. were united
IN holy wcdlock yesterday afternoon
in Washington, u. c.
Agnes Walin villa ana her company
OF artists appeared to Il large audience
NJ the Opera House last night in .'rhc
| world Against Her" Kate ClaNtons
| famous success of years ago
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE nay.
hyra' Baldwin & Co., Auctioneers
T RusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
, PROPERTY IN ATLANTIC CITY
WARD. NORFOLK. VA.

By, virtue of certain deed of tr,,,.
pear ceadfln r. date April 1890, and duly OF re-
and at the request Of Il the Nq ha,da:.
Of notes therein secured, l shall io seII
Rea} puzzle BUN - auction, at the Norfolk,
street. Norfolk, Va, ut i2 O'clock nv nia ON
THURSDAY, November Ii, 1895, the fol-
LOWING property, to:wit: Sevcn-eighths
certain lots. pieces or parcels ofSiand for
merly situate, lying and being in the
county county Of Norfolk, but now lying and
o oei H. IN i the SIKH or Atlqntic City Ward
". N,rRina, known and designated rs lots
six, ndieen; sixteen seventeen eighteen.
OF c sSrneH Hn@ Of 'If zen n on fernln plat
land. duly of record in the CIcrlt's ofs
nee or the County Court of Norfolk
county, with certain deed from Joseph
mead, of date October &c, 1883 also duly
OF record, to which said deed ana plat
on survey reference is hereby made Lot
side of s rdEa T Un inc o mSrt 3
feet on Avenue IA" and con; ain, fi M %
loOths Of an acre. Lots 10, IT, II. is, 10
tween rwe ~ we GonsiEmoms to each other be-
mue }. OF the north. Lots 10, 10, 10, and
~ c9Htall one Gcre each. Lot IL contains
S-IVtnS OF an arcc and Lot Is contains one
and 25-l00 acres. -
TERMS-One-third in cnsh, one third
IN SIX months and one third in twelve
payments TO be evidenced by negotiabla
notes OF purchaser bearing interest from
my OF SAFE, and secured by deed OF
recorded at the expense of the u,,rchnS.
crs, or all cash, ut the option of tho prir-
eh moS,tSa FLOYD HUGHES,
BYRD. BALDWIN & CO. CO.
AuCtIOnpprY
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ATLANTIC CITY.

The w. c. Il. u. meets this afternoon
Mt o'clock with Mrs. Paine. on Ave-
nue. b, business of Importance pertain
Ing TO the oyster supper and entertain
.ment which will come off In the near
future. will be transacted.
The Ladies' Enterprise Society. of
Lekies Memorial Church held a meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Barnes,
on Forte street.
DR.. Newbilll, assisted by Drs. Bur
CESS and Drewry has successfully per
formed tracheotcmy on the five-year-
old child of Armstcad Howard. at Lam
berts Point. The patient is doing we'll.
Rev. j. T. Routten has returned from
Baltimore, Md. where he went on n
business trip.
Mrs. Rebecca Primer of Front
street. who has been sick. is able to be
out again.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of
Lekics Memorial will be held to-mor-
row night at the pastors study, at 1880
o'clock.
The Cheerful Workers of Central
Avenue Baptist Church are conduct
ing Mt Odd-Fellows Hall an entertain
| tneht for the benefit OF their church.
oyster supper Tonight
Mr.. George y. Brown will conduct the
l1nymen's Meeting, held at Leltics Me-
mortal Church for the month OF Novcm-
| Der,