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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

FATAL L. r. COLLISION IN IowA.-A ter
rible railroad collision occurred on Sunday
morning, a little after midnight, near ~
rome, Iowa, between the Chicago Express
train, which left Omaha for Chicago on
Saturday evening, and the Pacific Express
tram bound West. Both engines, the bag
gage cars, and one passenger car were to-
tally wrecked. Conductor Miller, o! the
Eastern train, who had sprung to the
brakes; express messenger, Gardner, and a
fireman were killed outright and one of
the engineers, mail agent North, and three
baggage men werc injured None of the
passengers were seriously injured. We
learn that among the passengers were Mr..
and Mrs. Ira E. Shattuck and Mr.. II. III.
Doolittle of this city. Mr.. Shattuck. who
was exceedingly weak, had to be carried
quarter OF mile, after the accident. in
mans arms, and though he is described as
having been one of the calmest among the
passengers, it is not unlikely that the catas-
trophe FASTENED his death. Tie party lost
their baggage, but were in hopes of re-
claiming it. The accident was caused BY
the biunder of telegraph operator who
has disappeared. In the express car was
corpse bound East. which was u.angled be-
yond description. The Eastern bound train
was detained twelve hours by thu accident.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

Prof. james d. Butler, asks, in the R1t-
land Herald: How many town libraries are
there in Vermont The world" he says.
" needs light concerning Vermont libraries.
According to Rhees. the best authority
can find, there were in 1857, none in the
State, save ,s73 volumes in Brattleboro,
seven thousand in the State library, ten
thousand volumes in Burlington College,
with about as many in the Mlddlebury and
Norwich institutions taken together" The
Department OF Education, at Washingt on,
is now engaged in collecting the statistics
Of public Libraries, by States. which will.
doubtless. be published in due time and will
give the information asked for. Our Uni
versity Library now has l6, 900 volumes and
the Fletcher Free Library of this city, when
lts purchases are completed. will have some
1000 more.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

And ii yOu doubt The fact, look
back and call TO mind how Il
vavy first Il cold. then Cifnrrh,
and last Consumption. why Will
people suffer when by the ssse of
the remedy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

VERcESsEs.-In town meeting, Thursday,
vote was carried by eight majority to pay
thu debt incurred in supplying the city
with water. The contest over this question
has been long and bitter, and it is well that
it has a. last been decided. 1t was also
voted at the meeting to give $3.50 to uni
firm the new cornet band.
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WHAT is NEGE Elm l. =:

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nuurish NJ aud engthenins. II acts dreetl! u 3
on the blood. II QUE cts the nervous 3 stem. II
gives YOU good sweet sleep at night. ~ j. a pan
acea tor our aged fathers and mothers, -ur Z We
them siren 9Th quiets their nerves, an! gives thea
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an aged person II Is the great Blood Further. II
is sooth NJ remedy FOR our children. II has re
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

REBUILDING AT MoNTrELIER.-We were
shown. yc,teriay the plan Of fine bushes
block shortly to be erected at Montpelier,
by Me>>rs Frl,tus Hubbard anl Fred Z.
Smith, to replace one swept away By the re-
cent fire in that burg. The block VIII be
located on the south side Of State street, be-
tween the river and Main street, and will
have a frontage OF - lcct. The first floor
Will be divided into four stores the second
will be given up to Offices, and the entire
third story will be devoted to Masonic par
poses The materials to be brick. with
iron finish, and the building will be first
class in every respect. Work is to be com
meneed upon it Immediately ana will be
prosecuted vigorously to completion. The
architect l. Mr.. F. c. Ryer. of this city and
the elegant and substantial block will reflect
credit alike upon him and the enterprising
prOprietors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

LiNcoLs.-A man by the name of Sterling
was killed Thursday afternoon, at Hawkin 5
mill, in Lincoln, by logs rolling on him.
he was prying some large clapboard logs
out of the pile, when his foot became en-
tangled by some of the lower logs starting
and before he could extricste himself sew
eral large logs rolled over him and on him.
lie was taken out as quickly as possible,
but lived only about 80 minutes, his chest
being very severely injured.
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Sails, at the head Of Church street, claims
to keep one oftAe largest AMI best assort-
ments Of cigars in the city, and those cigar
cases that he throws in with package are
very nice, while his line of candies, toys,
etc. are worth examining.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Tie "a. inai u- unsolicited testimonial from Rev
o. =. Naiger. .urnerly pastor oi Bowdo.n square
Church. E,stun, and at present settled IN prov
idence. r. / must be deemed as reliable evidence.
No one should 'al u observe that this testimonial
is the result OF tWo yoarss experience with the use
OF NtGETINE ia the Rev. Mr. Walkers family P,
who ROW pruuYGuces 4 invaluable
raoyDEScz, Il. l., l6l TaASsir SrREEr.
II. i. SrEAESs, ESQ,
feel bound 10 express with ms gnatare tie
hi-h value / place upon your hEOEIlNE. ny
family have used il tor tnu past Two ears. In
nervous debility u is invaluable, and recommend
il to all Who ma need -uratiuS. TeuDV attn <
tonic. - 4. hALkEk,
Formerly Pastor Iowdvin Square church Bu=ton.
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SnELBuRN-The property belonging to
the bankrupt estate of Moore q Lake. of
Shelburn, was sold at auction on Tuesday.
The mil property was bid off by l.. d..
Ainsvorth, Of Middlesex, for $4,000. The
farm was bought by n. r. Tracy, Of Shell
burn. for 81. $50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

A Rutland rumseller whose place was
broken up, Monday, having gone out of
business, has explained the means by which
he was often enabled to cvadc the officers of
the law 1t consists Of tin case, holding
about three quarts, about two feet IN dia-
meter and an inch thick, and curved to fit
the body. This was fastened by belt
around the wais, and worn beneath the
clothes ia front. where it was eatirely I'M
noticeable. 70 Il small opening at the bot
tom was attached rubber tube coming out
through a hole in the pocket, and the ven
der could, al any time, draw q glass of
whiskey from that receptacle. Il was first
made Tor use on the fair ground, and was
found very convenient altcrward The owner
says he has sat at his door and sold liquor
while the officers were searching his pre-
misses within.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

MIDDLEBURr.-M Mr.. W. Ii. Allen and
Augusta Flint celebrated their crystal we'd
ding, Tuesday evening. April 9th. A very
pleasant party assembled of relatives and
friends, who passed an evening that will
long be remembered. The company were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Allen in a
very hospitable and happy manner. The
gifts were elegant. Presents of useful and
tasteful articles were made by Col A. j.
Tracy, Mrs. W. W. Thomas and many
others.
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The death of Mrs. Henry Guy Catlin,
which took place at ) O'Clock Thursday a.
IN, adds another to the sad announcements
which have been of late so frequent in our
eJldmus 1t is a mysterious providence
which removes one 50 much beloved, from
her little boys and newborn babe, from
husband and home. and circle Of attached
friends. May God comfort the mourners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

Redpath's sugar refinery. at Montreal,
will close as soon as the present stock Oi
raw sugar is worked of, as the keen COM
petition of American refners renders that
business in Canada improbable. \ large
number Of workmen will be thrown out of
employment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

A counterfeit FIVE cent piece is in circula-
ton. There is just enough German silver
in it to give it metallic ring, and it is 50
admirably executed that it will be hard to
thstect it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

The Union prayer meeting held Weiacs-
day evening in the College Street Congre-
gational Church, Rev VI. A. v i;lcox pre-
siding, was well attended and a great deal
Of interest was manifested On the whole
this was one Of the best, if not the best
meetings of the series. The next one will
be held this evening at the Baptist church.
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iw Adusrtts;

suppose there Is not in tho whole Of physi-
clans experience anything IN human suffering
which calls :orth his sympathy, and pity, To such
"a tent as 20 witness the excrucatuS pains ~ pour
mortal suffering frcm that fearful disease, Rheuma-
tsm. Heretofore there has been conslueia .
diversity Of opinion among medical men rs 10 the
time character of this disease; some locating II N
the iihrous or muscular tissues o. the system and
others viewing it as an acute nery ous uisoruer put
orally arising IRON poisonous circulation IN inc
blood. and further il ia admitted that rheumatism
can never be thoroughly cured without eNte1 ma
CONSTITUTIONAL internal remedy. We feel eonh lent
mat none will feel better satisfied AID repee more
than the conscientious ysician, "h' mas 4uuuu
art ttat a true cure for the stubborn disease has
been discovered The following testimony nom
p,ston business man cannot fail To satisS i that
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The St. Adams Advertiser sa vs. that the
annual Diocesan Convention of the Episco-
pal church will not be held in til month of
June as expected, but will do ubtless be
postponed until September.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

On Tuesday last, IN the Chittenden COun-
ty Court, on motion Of Hon. Daniel Roberts,
George F. Marsh, Of this city, was formally
admitted to the bar, a. was also Seneca
Iaseltcn. Both gentlemen are graduates of
the L. ' ", the former in the glass of -
and tue latter in that of II.
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The Best Evidence.

'rne ioiiowin- letter from Rev. f. 3. Best Pastor
oi the d. r. Church, NHtick, Mass, WIZ DC feAd
with interest by mauy physicians; also those SUI
ierins from the disease afflicted the son %!
the hey. r. > Best. NJ person can Il uht this test-
mong. there is No doubt about the curative power
o. ktGETlNE.
NATIcS, Mass, Jan. Isl, !573.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Me have good reason for regarding
your fuETINE medicine Of the greatest value.
We feel ssUred that it has been the means OF
lng cur sons hio. lie now Il years ui age ; Tor
tho last tWu he has suffered from necrosis ut
the les, caused by scfuiulOus affection, and was So
lar reduced that nearly all VINO saw him thou -Lt
his recovery lupOssi be- a council OF able pIysc-
iIus could give bur the fautest hope OF his
raliy iu- twu OF tue number declaring that be was
hel ohd tne reach of human remedies, that even
anpu'a;iun could not saws him. As he has not ger
enough to endure the operation. Just then ~
commenced xiv NJ hlE EEGEflNE, and from that
time 10 ihe present he has been continuously IN
proving. he has lately resumed studies, thrown
away Ms crutches and cane, and walks about
caeer:ully anu strong.
Though there is stlll some discharge from tho
opening where his limb Ianced, have tue
fullest confidence that in little time hs VIII I've
perfectly cured.
lie mas taken about three dozen bottles OF VS,sE
ils r, bar Lately uses bat little. no declares that
10 Is zoo we'll t. he taking mIsuiclns
Iespectfulfy ours,
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form the public that our as
sOrtment of Spring WOOL
LENS for
GENTLEMEN'S WEIR
+ is now complete. We are pre-
pared to show novelties in
styles lately imported, sUpe-
riOr to anything we have ever
had in stock before, and we
are now delivering work
which for perfect fit and ele-
CANT finish, cannot be eX-
celled anywhere.
In our Ready Made Cloth
ing Department,w we show this
Spring, as usual, the largest
stock of Mems, Youths and
Children's Goods, Business,
Dress, and Walking Suits.
Spring OvercOats OF our own
manufacture, at very low
prices.
Elegant Neck Wear and
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Umbrei-
las and Kid Gloves, and our
Dunlap Silk Hat. AT
NO. L BANK BLOCK, COLLEGE ST
y. TUBA y S-r',.
Burlington, April >, ls-5.-ikwtf
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uAILROAD TRAINS.

LEAVE BURLINGTON, going North, on the Central
Vermont R., at 40 a. m, Except MONDAY
morning and 9 50 Q. m, and ~ ana I.'S
nm. going East at 6.55 am, 80 and 7.55 pm.
t;oing South, on the Rutland and burlington H.
R Al 20 a. H. and 2 ~ and 9.05 p. IN.
ona and G. 10 p.m,; from the East at $40 and
iO.sOa n, $50 and IS p. m from the South
42Dand $50 a. m; Al and 10 p. m
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" Readers German Snuff

Is perfect cure, and know Of nothin; better for
Catrh." Another well-known NJ. d. writes as
fellows; When one complains to me OF bad Cold
81 a lieavy Head AZ once advise them 70 procure
a supply Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-16

importance had been done by an attorney
in preparing for the trial of the case where
by relations of confidential char
acter had been formed. and the a.
torney had been peremtorilv discharged
by his client, he should not consider
that such client could retain further con-
troll over the services Of the attorney and he
should leave the decision entire.y to the
judgment Of the attorney. Mr.. Writers de
cided to continue as one of pl-intiff' eruu-
sci, especially us Mr.. Blrnap w1u!i prohi-
by rat BE- able to 20 through with the tri'i
on account of absence from town.
Defendant counsel excepted to the ruling
Of the court. His Honor did not consider
the decisian as subject to an exception, but
remarked that he would considey the matter
more fully. The testimony will he begun
this morning.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
In the case of Gonyeau vs.. town OF Mil
ton the plaintiff and three other witnesses
were examined. The court took recess at
noon to 1870, Monday morning, having
frs. instructed the Jury IN regard to visit
ing the location of the accident this after
noon.
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Thed-selver1r o., this med ein1 has walked ile
,i.l. Of the hospitals OF London aud Pai' iur t1e
last twenty years making kheumaiitn A sp1o'a4'y
~ IN. nrescriutinn from which tbs remedy o,
commanded all he ever used IN the tfe3im mt q"
IN. q .ease and for the past year % has ne.n us'
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fals 20. Montreal aud j. recommended by the NeiJ
hest medical practitioners in that cit' a' = sA.s'
specify aud positive cure :or either Gont o' h"ea
matl.sn. ,
In simple cases sonnet mes one or iw1 doses "a
fee IN most chroa.c cases il Is s1rc L. -iss way
~ the use o. ilu- or Eve bottles.
ms medicine is Tor sale at ali Drug as through
out the United States and Cauadg. / it AlfPens
that Iour Druggist has not -ot . IN sioeS a \ d III
to end Tor il 10 the Wholesale Agents.
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GERMAN SNUFF.

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ing that its results are 30 certain
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health. An old Doctor says:
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blessing to mankind, for It's low Frice Of 5 cents
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forward hundreds Of testimonials, but Of what
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VEGETINE
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having commenced extern
sive repairs Oh our store. we
would inform the public that
we have moved our stock OF
goods, temporarily, into the
Brinssnaid Building, Church
Street, store recently 0ccu-
pied by Mrs. Start.)
Il. Il, STEARNS a. co.
April i.etwlm
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BRisroL.-At the annual meeting of the
Bristol Cornet Band, held last Saturday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the year ensuing: S. W. Hatch, LIST
leader ; +. Y. Bartlett, "a leader T. S.
Drake, Treasurer 5. +. Hesseltine. Seere-
tary. The band were invited by the leader
at the close Of the meeting to go TO his
house and play two or three pieces as
sereaade for his wife. and great indeed was
their surprise after they had got through
playing, to be invited into the house and
hnd Madame Hatch fully competent for the
occasion with an elegant supper. The band
Is now doing finely, and have a very nice
uniform. w. B. Dunshee was unanimous
iy elected drum major at the last meeting.
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Terrible AccIDENT.-About one o'clock
Friday, John Lynch, an employe in Holt
spool factory. was caught in some manner
by the main shaft and almost instantly
killed. Before the machinery could be stop
pei his body was manglei almost beyond re-
cognition. Young Lynch was the only son
Ola widowed mother, and resided with her
on Battery street, near the corner OF Col
lege,
MessrS 3. Turk x Bro. are advertising a
fresh arrival OF Spring overeOats and Sun
mer suits They also keep full line Of
American and foreign goods. which they
are prepared TO make up in the most work
manlike manner and at short notice. in
styles which they will warrant to give 81 +
isiactiOn. Their stock Of gents and boys
hats is very large and consists of all kinds
from the light cloth to the incest silk hat
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The Rutland Globe says that Governor
Peck will be accompanied to the Concord
centennial, on the 18th of April. by his
military staff. composed of Gen. James s.
Peck. OF Montpelier Gen. L. G. Kingsley.
OF Rutland Gen. j. Ii. Lucca, of YER
gennes, Judge Advocate General DR.. ID.
r. Webster, Of Putney, Surgeon General
VIM. p Dillingham;. Military Secretary /;
and Jonathan NJ. HOyt, New Haven Col.
William Brinsmaid. Burlington Col. Hen
~ c. Tenant. Bethel; Col. Henry C.
Hastings. Aides-de-Csmp. The Ransom
Guards will attend as escort. They will
leave st. Adams on Saturday evening in
main o! Pullman cars, in which they will
~ and sleep during their stay in Concord.
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Troy ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-THE Troy
Times contains the following inforIna.
ton concerning the session of the NJ
Z. Conference, which is to commence
in Glen's Falls on the 2Ist inst: The
ADD session of the Troy annual con.
ference of the Methodist Church will be held
at Glen's Falls this year for the first time
There are now something like 270 ministers
in the conference. The conference boundar-
les extend from the Canada line on the north
to the village of Kinder hook on the south.
including portions OF Vermont and Massa-
chusetts on the east, and reaching to the vii
lage OF Fort Plain on the west lt is divided
INTO the Troy, Albany Saratoga, Cambridge.
Plattsburgh and Burlington districts, com
prising over 10000 members and about So :
900 600 OF church property. Each district.
consisting OF about 30 charges, IL nnder the
care OF presiding elder, who will give his
report IN open conference. The mornings
will be devoted to business. In the after
noon the various committees and the bishops
cabinet will meet. Anniversary exercises
VIII be held afternoons and evenings, all of
which will be public, except committee and
cabinet business. Sunday morning. April
18th, Bishop Ames will probably preach and
ordaln the deacOns. Sunday afternoon there
Will be sermon by sone able divine and the
elders will be ordained. There will also be
services Sunday evening. The address of
the bishop to candidates Tor ordination and
the closing exercises will be especially inter-
esting.
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Diamond Rheumatic t.T'
II fsa wonderful Medical Discovery.
Home TcStisn

Pfos. sLrH1SLE KILLER;
D.a sir-I desire to state that Tor tle past tH7
v,,fs have been troubled greatly with rheumati
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pells4 L. remain in bed helpless sufferer AMI ths
H. no mo-. hurried season OF my business, tpi A
r-erd r,it mt me two bottles OF Your 'uyAlu ne
in,-i;.ine. ia DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURt,
and with pleasu re state that these Two bottle
effected a uerm, uent cure upon me. TX months
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disease ha, troub.'d have ca various 9ceis
ions since recommended ine blAMuSD XIII
NATIC CURE g. ,eVeral of my ne -hhors ana a.
vaVs with uniform results cerialn ana perfect
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and VERBALLY SATISFY auv fellow sufferer o. ti7 fu'n
OF this statement. ours TtspectiHliSs
r. sHERGAr, Merchant iar,
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ensuing year is as fellows

President-C. S. Halsey.
Hloc- President Prof. V. q. Barbour.
Rec. Secretary-GeO. II. Perkins.
Cor. Secretary-G. ". Wales.
Treasurer-C. 7. Smith.
Re.isIer-T. 2. W. Rogers.
DiTecturs-M. Davis, {. W. Drew, L. P. Shaw.
Mr.. Geo. L. Davis gave an interesting re
port vi the progress made by the State Can
,asslng Committee, and Mr.. {. P. Smith
rpoke OF the missions of the Jail and f.
bridge districts.
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Y. NJ. {. A The ninth annual meeting
OF The Young Mems Christian Association
of Burlington was held in their hall on
Tuesday evening. The organization Tor the
ensuing year is As follows
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Charles Lamb. Assayist, denounced all spirituou'
LIQUORS as wet DtmnatGn." Poor fellow; he
knew whereof he snake, by sad experience, and Il
living would apply tae same 10 Alcoholic Exert
ants advertised Cure-as. But there IS one Tome
and Alternative 10 stancs-the best the world ha'
ever known-which cOnta ms no alcohol. 1t IS DE-
MAKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrrEas.-Apr l.
vii
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Readers German Snuff,

FVr n prlIt.ce o. near twenty years have daily
been pleased ~.sh its results A Doctor whose
Nord IS authority on all medical questions, says;
30 ! call the compound known To the world as