Advertising Rates and Terms for Bristol Newspaper
At Bradford Street Bristol to subscribers in town two dollars per year advance distant subscribers Tas dollars per year advance to be had at the Office One dollar per square for three weeks twenty cents for each additional insertion twelve lines a window type to constitute a square Yearly advertisers ten dollars per annum limit to 29 lines per week and to their own immediate business
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Ho.t Bradford Street
Bristol
A. I
W.H
Bayley
The Three Callers Poem by Charles Swain
A fragmentary verse piece depicts Mora calling to a distant fair bay as a youth wanders in memory of Mora and love. The poem shifts to a man aging and reflecting on life and lost pleasures as night envelopes a quiet home. The imagery centers on longing, memory, and return.
Sewing Machine Innovation Draws City Interest
A new sewing machine exhibited on School street promises to transform clothing and related trades with a simple durable stitch. Invented by Hidlaw and patented last year, the device is praised for potential domestic use and shop efficiency, with expectations of broader adoption.
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School Street
Tanman Fine
Hidelaw
Boatan Fost
Revelations and Self Help Teachings in a Tue Breve Column
The column quotes Rev Turnbull on the Bible as a timeless guide to order and public good, comparing it to a pillar of fire and universal brotherhood. It also urges self reliance, frugality, and perseverance, warning against dependence and urging effort to overcome adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbull
Israel
MD Bacon
Old World Tithes and California Wives Anxious for Home
A fragment from a 19th century issue sketches English tithes and church life as well as a California letter about hardship. It notes a San Francisco immigrant wife living with minimal comforts and a Dutch oven kitchen, craving Down East and green fields. The piece ends with reflections on words and personal resolve, and a man praising his axe as a path to success without grog.
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California
Pune
Califopois
Porthadd
San Princisco
Down East
Jef
Monster State
Waterman’s kindness to starving student in Paris tale
Guillaume Dupuytren, a poor medical student, shares a cold Paris winter with waterman Chassagne who feeds him and lends help. When a wealthy classmate Leon refuses aid, Guillaume learns true friendship matters more than money. Chassagne vows support, dreaming a water cart, while Guillaume pursues study and gratitude.
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Rieher
Anid Chassagne
Chassagne
Tole
College of
la Marche
Tim
Paris
Monsieur Guillaume
Chessagne
Chasagne
Chassagood
Monsieur Guilaume
Guillowine
Didisigor
France
Clagsagne
Guillaune
Monsieur Bouvard
Alvisieur
Chaevane
Ldonati
Chasaagne
Shauay
Waterman
Guillaume
Monsieur Buueard
Chaseagne
Fret
Limagg
Viet
College of Je Marche
Leon
Guilaume
Despai
Lapinne
Nica
Hapatal
Mure
Monieur Guillaume
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Sheehan
Boston Daily Advertiser
Cincinnati
Mint
Ray
Squire
Isaac Dabhit Su
Menorru
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Don
Guojeret
Compton
Clourer
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Yoax
Pants
Rue
St. Florendia
M. Talleyrand
Hormann
New York
Paria
United States
John Norton
London
Pance Congress
America
Ve St. Augualin
Hormaca
Peris Journal Dea Debais
Providence
Ariie
Canterbury
England
Cliriat
Plem
iWin
Cather
Jirchange
Apeak
Guillaume Dupuytren
Huwee
Gad Chassegne
Ptaire
Seaid
Alrad
Monsieur Chassagne
Euteruy
Alassagne
Waleruian
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Chusdagoe
Aid
Elier
Wing
Chansagne
Lengit
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