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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
WEST BRAINTRFE.

Mrs. Ida Carey of Winchester, n. IL.
is visiting at her old home and Frank c.
Bachelor of Gardner. Mass. is expect
ed the last of the week. VIM. Durham
and family have moved to the mountain
for the summer or until haying is over
Mrs. Kendall and daughter Annie
have gone to Queen City Park.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
RRAnFoRn.

H. B. Stevens has a span Of fine horses.
brothers that stand 10 hands high and weigh
2lO0.-The Kendall Folder Co. has com
menced business-A site has been purchased
for hotel, which is much needed here.-A
large number have recently Joined the NJ. L.
chuIch-Mrs. Mary Flanders has been grant
ed pension of So month and S262s 20 back
pay. Try the HERALD till Oct. It'll. 10 cts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
rINRRInGE.

There is considerable sickness in town
much of which is said to be due to the
bad weather that has prevailed here for
some time :. Mrs. Kate kenisou Is at
home for visit. The Universalist la
dies give a lawn party at S. p. Durkee's
Wednesday of this week Mrs. Nj. H..
King is i'll. Fred Blanchard oil VII
Jamestown is visiting relatives in town.
-. Mrs. Lura Dean is very sick: -.
Mrs. Calvin Metcalf died last Friday.
She has been sick long time. The fu-
neral services were held Sunday.
Charley Mann. who formerly lived with
his parents in this village died of con-
sumption and was buried in East Gran
Vile recently Miss Ruth Preston of
Ouechee is visiting her many young
friends in town IA. p. Cushman and
wife attended the G. A. II. fair at Mont
pelier Hast week. Mrs. Myrtle Wood
and child of Lowell, Mass. are visiting
at II. Hutchinson's, Mrs. Woods father
The executive committee of the Co.
f. 2nd VT, reunion society is composed
of the following named gentlemen, Ed
SON Emery of Il. Randolph, Geo. Pres
ton of Ouechee. Albert Whitney, Royal
Sanborn and Elihu fuller of Tunbridge.
Fred Tuttle lost valuable morse last
week M. p. Courser has bought
mate for the Noble horse. Burnham
had two coaches loaded with fresh-air
children Tuesday, June 16.... Read both
sFettered by Fate" and My Lady
Tongue begun in this issue and II not
subscriber hand your p. nj. III cts for
the 3 mage paper till Oct. 18th.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
THETFoRD.

Mrs. Sarah Harrison died recently. aged -
years. A good woman truly-Mrs. A. b.
Hosford's prairie rose has been much admired.
The NJ. E. church has been repaired in fine
shape. new colored glass windows, new pulpit
and chairs added and the whole edifce greatly
improved and beautifed
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
coRINrH.

Much fault is found with the condition of
the highways-Miss Effie Avery is very sue
cessful teaching in California. the
HERALD till Oct It'll only 10 cents
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25

A POSFR.-Why will you suffer with indi-
oas - constipation, piles. torpid liver and
s 81, ha,adacbe when a few cents will buy
Han Hambnrr FIGS enough to relieve your distress
q a,,oe md Eject cure in few days. %
az 1n'e T nose one Fig. Mack Drug Co, \.
Y For sale by E. E. Evans d Co. W. nan
dolph
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
A Descendant of Brian Boru.

The police department has upon its
pay roll patrolman named c. c. Con-
molly, who is an Irish count. Connolly
is a lineal descendant of Brian Boru, who
was one of the kings of Ireland. he dis
covered his connections with the royal
family from the authorities OF Galway.
The estate, valued at $1,000, 600, has been
in chancery many generations. Connol-
" has been in communication with the
Irish authorities and thinks he can prove
his identity to the satisfaction of the gov
ernment and be installed. Hei sober,
steady man, and has never been known
to crack a smile or joke with his brother
policemen.-Los Angeles Express.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22

TIE EARL or FIFE- ed. powerfully
built. and athletic. lie IS removed for
lis skill in deer stalking. q sport which
obliges n man 10 be hard. alert. agile, and
capableof enduring much fatigue. Lord
Fife traces his descent back 10 1904. lie
succeeded 70 the earlaom ten years ago,
being an only son. lie was created an
earl Of the United Kingdom as late Us
1880.
In 1889 lie was sent on 4 special mission
10 the king Of Saxoay When he occu-
pied a seat in the house o. commons az
Viscount Macduif great things were ex-
pected frop him as Radical politician.
lie used TO be . strong supporter Of Mr..
Gladstone. but of late he has become a
strong Unionist.
The earl has an income OF $780,, 900 to
800. 900 . year from his lands alone. and
besides this receives the dividends on
$4,000. GOO of bank stock.
Old Mar lodge on the earl's Deeside es-
tate. q few miles from Balmoral. is one
of the most picturesGuely situated ruins
in the north. 1t is here every year that
the Braemer gathering is held. All the
men on the Fife estates, attired in their
clan tartan. then turn out to take part in
the Highland games.
The earl. who is very popular, is al
ways there and entertains his guests in
royai style. lie has never been known
to do q mean or in any way questionable
action, and while by no means q saint,
and exposed to all temptations, his pri-
vate life has been without reprcach.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22

lDls osesc1ouoa q Ooa upon sltaT and
people. causing cry fa<e = s1l1s a.
tls f4cs II Aoss~ sboas. desg<al11g
ollsls steep. sftsz as interVis~ III
-ea-s---. a2a Ef-41skcr2 - - LstAs
woodland s2EctuzrF into tempe. gols-
szils zf1 f4sslEg via Peltecozf.i llfe-
LEI u - reEsen 1erc1. -. fl2E tie
poet Nrcte tai- po~sa &c-usliy face =
face wi-h Lszlh, gang Into ~ ''ur-
veilei face Only 70 nac in i the light
that ls love. Il u. virtually tbs oylE <
testimony " tbs poet 10 tie divine power
IL Christian faiEn. Il IS tie vlclory s9ns
4 Lie over DEATH: il - The coEon4sicn
anthem u Immortality.
CHAELks " HUBNEA
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
ThE EARL OF FIFE.
II marrying Him the Princess Of Wales
Wul Nake = Decided DeP4Ttore-

In Marrying Hin the frino~ss 81 Wales
Wul 8Iake = Decided DeP@Store-
In marrying Princess Louise, tns eldest
daughter q the Prince Il Wales, the
Earl ~ pfc makes q radical change ia
the hitherto existing order q things
Never before in the history q Great
britain las q royal princess IN he direct
line ~ succession u the throne married
= man of business. should Prince I'd
ward and Prince George Il Wales die
tie crown would fail q Princess Louise.
and tie Earl Il Fife would nnd himself
ia q position similar 70 that of the late
Prince Albert.
The earl IS man Of 50 years, and q
typical Scot He has tie horid bronze
complex.oa and lhe blue eyes and brown
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22

hair which are
the characteristic
points ia th {
make up OF :
Sc0tchnlan. His
face and features
are strong and in
telligent. his
manner a little
shy, but sympa
thctic. He IS Of
good stature,
broad shoulder
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
IL MEMORY OF HAYNE.
A Picturesque Little Church Erect
ed 81 GrcVetoIn, Ga.

II Il ths Wosk 81 a. Association ~
Laaies IA EhAt Pace. Ma Have
Bs~z Greatly Assisted - George
-. Shll1s zEd OtA1r Mea.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
MATTERS ~ MICHIGAN.


a lal1 u iofty-e.s gyPzlcs are en-
c2Ilps1 Lear A1szsss1.
Traverse cry people zrs rejoicing
oger tle prospect q lAs 4. 4 y d. q.
t1lzIsl.
fle water ia the lake al oceu g very
warm. 4l1 bathing Is very loy---.E ~
t1eFe los.
S4u-atllx = having a rellsious rev.
va under tic lsa1etsl 2 q TIE x-F-l--
gtLsl Mals.
ALaksvew resident rides about ia q
covered garage drawn ~ faithful
OK 90 harness.
CIV. Beers. Of M8orland, hasseventy
acres VI peppermint Nn-cA promises u
be- q good crop.
A Little g.a living al Bangor was
bitten oy a rart.esl4ks over week ago
Llt Is Recover
Ephram Wilson. ~ Coopersvllle. has
beel arrested for beating LIS vie. lie
is q -Cl9sel barber.
4. IS expected tlat tie corner stone
0i gle ueH Ale-a4 eou1ty court house
VII. be- lad tle lllst week .a August.
TIE cd Itor II Use ELK Rapids .PI-
grul. Froycss e perfectlls plans Tor
next years ce.ebl4t.on u tne Fourth.
The Toledo. saginaw s. Ml-kegoa
railroad Tii -aa 40 excura-on over rs
llae ol j lly - from OHOss0 " Nls1e-
sou-
IL took three Musker1n policemen
% -Ai-l . N4-'-A - 's''-'- --''- p. go
90. --' -'7--- -
Nltt- fpf- ---s--.-5 "o'N ga '-.'
ne@ io"A -ia-l "-i.~'l = 0e.-S '-'--, -
pace ~ --l a-
1'-. ''''- ~" - - ... h.-
me mayor u- I'-' '''.i.-i7 P..'f''.-, -
lo1l on --l7 neeA - l'.'eH =.
doctors ~ refusing 70 giant '--e-i' =
license Tor i'Fr ot money.
southern A.c-s1n farmers are haf-
fes.l5 tn.ftF pdshes o' N"e1e p',.,
al d-lt.e l-e green iil.u5' ~--A @'-
t-tt-- La-e '1ors c'mai'fet..-
lt-sa singular TACT tAat the recent
rams have had 20 permanent effect
up0u the MLskegOl river. and that tAc
water Is lower no" tnan Il has been Tor
years.
John Lumbard, a repulsive-look.ng
hllchback, Of Portland, mas been
locked up because be threatened u
XII pretty Rosa wilkins unless she
married hin-
ralwell offers prizes 0f $50, $50 and
50 Tor race by hose companies Aug
ust 7. ag the annual reunion OF the
soldiers and sailors ASSOCIATION Of
Alegan county.
R.oom,nedale las been talking Of in
crcasns the salary of the principal Of
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22

It was not so great a disaster as the
food at Johnstown. Pa, but still they
had plenty Of water when the cloud
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22

'-'Ths Church " tAe Heavenly Rest" is
TIE nauls of bezztlill memorial cssapei
T-eenEiy couplete1 aE CEosssosn. Co
laEaolA c1aasy. ca A l24r1ls tablet.
soOa b Go p.sced on ths val. vii bs2T
the following Inscription. This church
l. built = The glory u God and 10 mefa-
ory u Pau Ianhto8 Hzyns, ceeE.
Christian. l-hgogLsr."
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22


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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

ekAND 6Afll,s k11nLANA kAlL.koAl'-
u - srse- s4As 10. -sss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-11

1t was evening. Theswinda noaned through
the trees aud sighed mournfuuy about the
walls Of Lone Hollow.
Nearly month had passed since the
death of Morgan Vandible, and the poign'
ancy Of Grace Penroy's grief was dulled,
yet she had not regained her old, sweet
smile, nor the healthy, happy glow Of cheek
and eye.
No settlement Of the mlionaire's estate
had yet been made. 1t would require
long process Of law 10 do so, the Captain
had assured her, and Grace did not feel
Like troubling herself about such matters
at present
Ths Captain was Hernsneaty located 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-11

LoneHolow now, and yibrated constantly be.
tween the Old mansion and Stonehe!d. There
was troubled look on his brow that did not
escape the notice of Grace Penroy.
No news from Lura joyce.
1t was this that troubled Grace more
than aught else The uncertain fate Of her
brave cousin.
The heiress stood before the long glass
combing ont her long yellow locks, as she
had done on former occasion, when pair
Of mischievous, loving eyes were near,
watching and admiring Grace was think
ing Of Lura just now, and wondering if the
mystery of her disappearance would never
be solved,
The face reflected ia the glass was pale
and thin, not the one that looked ont at her
a few weeks before
A slight sound fell on the girls ear, the
creaking of the door, Grace needed it not,
however, deeming it but the act Of gust OF
air along the hall.
''Gracer'
The girl before the glass started at the
sound OF voice pronouncing her name
There was familiar ring in the voice that
carried her back TO other days.
Turning quickly she sawa vailed femala
standing before her.
''Hill you permit me to rest here mo
ncnt.' uttered the stranger,
Rest! l do not understand. Who are
you! Surely your voice sounds familiar
cried Grace, in bewildsment.
A low, musical laugh followed from the
visitor, a laugh that awakened old echoes in
the heart Of Grace Penroy She stood
thrilled, expectant, wildly excited, as q
hand lifted the vail. Grace started for.
ward with great cry. Before her stood
LURA JOYCE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-11

the Threshing Machines then
in use were almost wholly of
the class known as the " Endless
Apron style. Then it was that
Nichols & Shepard, of Battle
Greek, Mich. ,inventedand began
to develop an entirely new and
novel style Of Grain Thresher and
Separator which they very appro-
priately named the vibrator. "
1t was a revolution in Thrcsh-
ING Machines, and from small
beginning Of five machines il
1853 they soon reached 4 i5fo-
duct Of 1000 yearly.
Their Vibrator droycthc End
less Apron machine out # mar
ket, and all other makers copied
it as closely as they dared To-
day all Threshing Machines Of
any reputation or merit use the
principles OF the old Vibrator.
Nichols & Shepard have con
tinued in the business without
change Of name. location, OF
management; and during the
past three years have brought
out and developed another new
Thrcshing Machine for grain and
seeds, as superior to all existing
machines as their former was to
the Endless Apron They name
this new and improved Thresher
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-11

was disappearing around a bend in the road.
Yes, Lille, did not write you ! would
be here this week!"
"Yes; but lawl the country is so torn to
pieces that | didn't think you would dare
travel
Its growing little dubious, but 1t
would require extraordinary danger to keep
me away"
His low, tender voice, earnest look, gentle
pressure of the hand, and warm kiss which
brought the flush of crimson to Lilies
cheek told that they were more than
friends. 1t was but short distance from
the gate to the house, yet it is wonderful the
amount of words they managed to exchange
as they walked 10 the front door. No notice
was taken of Tom. who fingered IN the rear.
an Ethiopian grin ola his features.
'sWhy. goodness sakes, Luke, is that
you?' asked Mr.. Neff. who had reached the
door as they came to the porch. IVY, no
un was lookiu' fur We here. Why didn't
We stay back n Ohio. whar We wouldn't a
been right in tn fireir
II got through all safe, Mr.. Neff, and
think will be in no danger. Its been al
most year since was here, and | prom.
sed 70 come
''Come in, and set down on Tue porch.
Here, Lille, take Luke's hat When she
had taken the hat Of the visitor and gone into
the house, and Mr.. Neff and the new conner
were seated, the farmer resumed: yes,
Luke, it's been quite leetle spell since We
war here, and Tn glad We thought enough
o. US TO come. But it'd a been safer'n Ohio
We hain't got as much trouble thar ez we've
got here
mo, sir think not. Though they are
raising armies all the time in Ohio, It's all
for one side; while here you seem divided ~
YES; didn't 'spect when We left Ne last
summer, boy, that you'd find u, IN SIGH a
fix when We came back. Oh, tell We KS
awful-we don't know one hour whatll
happen next"
The new conner bowed his head for q mo-
ment aud strange look OF sadness swept
over his face. At last, after many efforts
to clear his throat, he began:
eMr. Nef, the distracted state of the
country has more than any thing else de-
termined me 10 make this VISIT
The old man sighed. pressed his hand upon
his forehead, and uttered half suppressed
groan, as if h 2 dreaded what was coming.
Luke cast glance about them. They were
alone on the porch, as Lille had not re-
turned, and only the negro boy rolling
upon the lawn was in sight. Luke cen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-11
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
HOME AND FARM.


1T is hurtful to clover TO turn stock
ON it in the spring.
Goats should never be kept where
fruit-growing is carried on. They are
very destructive TO trees. eating the
bark of
Every effort should be made TO
save the waste materials OF the farm.
They should be worked into compost
and thus increase the manure heap.
Beware OF salt that does not dis
solve Immediately. 1t is liable TO re-
main undissolved and make the butter
gritty, unless an extra amount OF
water is left in the butter which would
be fraud,
Cream Mustard: Put half cup
vinegar on the stoveto boil Mix well
together | tablespoonful dry mustard.
/ teaspooniul salt, ? eggs, half a cup
sweet cream, and stir into the boiling
vinegar; place over boiling water, aud
continue the stirring until the mixture
is thick and smooth.
Dried Beef Relish: Take the hard
small ends OF dried beef, CRATE. and to
every cupful allow four tablespoOfuls
OF cream. four eggs, we'll beaten, and
little pepper Put the meat ana
cream in stew pau; when hot add The
eggs; stir until the mixture becomes
thick. Dish up. and serve on square.
OF buttered toast
Horses can, Of course stand more
exposure in cold weather than men,
but the same kind of exposure that
produces colds, rheumatism, etc in men
will be liable TO affect horses in the
same way. 1t is, therefore, apparent
that warm stables good blankets aud
protection from severe weather are
necessary
mo smoking" should be worked
by the ladies on cards aud put up Ia
sick rooms Zoo often the impolite or
thoughtess cigar pufer walks right
into the room OF a sick wife. friend or
child, aud leaves cloud Of smoke that
distresses the patient and. may be, ag
grayates the existing disease II God
Bless Our Home" Is to mean any thing,
No smoking is q card needed also,
"A dairywoman OF experience says;
You can get more milk from the same
COW by having her fresh in fall. She
will milk through the winter with but
small decrease in milk. Then, when
put out in spring on good pasture, she
will increase almost, il not quite, 20 her
full flow Of milk WheH dry. not
weather aud lies come you are ready
to have her dried of.
Ounce Sauce: One cupfu Of
ounce preserve, half a pint OF milk,
one tablespoonful Of corn starch, half
cupiul of sugar. Mix the starch
with little of the milk; set the rest
on TO .boil when it boils stir in the
corn starch and cook for ten minutes.
then add the preserve mashed tine and
cook five minutes longer; if not sweet
enough add sugar and boil five min
utes more Press through strainer
or cheese-cloth and serve hot with the
pudding.
IL is natural to build the house on
an elevated position, as being more
slightly. Except for drainage. how
ever, elevation is less advantageous
than it may seem II becomes a pos
tive disadvantage on the farm, where
the barns aud other buildings are
necessarily placed near the house. To
draw all the products Of farm up a
hill TO store them is an unnecessary in
crease of expense. Lower land is also
less windswept, aud as forests are
cleared away this becomes an impor-
tant advantage in locating buildings
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-11
FOUR NEW STA TIES
South Dakota North Dakota, Montana,
Washington,

SnlHhf
Washington.
on February -. 1889. the President signed the
bill creating South Dakota, North Dakota. Mon.
tana. and Washington states OF the Union.
SoUTn DAKoTA.-The great Prairie State, 10
which the ST paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba
Rail wayhas three main lines reaching Gllendale
Aberdeen IiarOn, WatertoWn. and Sioux Falls
Go to South Dakota Via the st. Paul. Minneapolis
& Manitoba Railway and pass through 81 PAM
and Minneapolis en- route.
NORTH DAkorA where is grown No Hard
Scotch Fife Wheat; whose healthfnl climate
nartures The most vigorous and brainy ciYihza'
tinn on earth where single counties raise more
wheat oats and barley than entire states; the
soil az whose fertile praircs is richer than the
valleys Of HE Nile; where the Turtle Mountain
Minot and Devils Lake land distrieisinrte home
seekers 10 secure Il free home Magnificent
daily train service to Fargo, Grand Forks. Graf
ton Devils Lake, Rottineau. ana All other IN
portant points.
mines Of precious metals wealth IN her 40Au0Dl
head OF live stock; profit IN her fertile fields,
producing 81 larger yield Of crops han any other
state or territory the richest country per IN
babitaEts on earth, where prosperity Is uniNer
sal: which has the best paid labor Ia The world
A balmy winter climate. caused nv warm winds
from he Pacific. The 81. Paul Minneapolis x
Manitoba Railway is the only railroad passing
through continuous agricultural country from
st. Paul and Minneapolis 10 the Rocky Noun
tains Ii rms through he Great Reservation OF
ls eco coo acres of land free 10 ali settlers in the
abundance: no grigati ion required; the only line
passing through Great Fails, With lis l,o000A
horsepower calaractS immense coat veins, and
surrounding farming country 81 free land
through Helena. the capital city aud commercial
centre of Montana ana Butte, the richest mining
camp on Garth TO san Francisco by she Columbia
River Valley Portland and shasta Rome. OF
Ogden ttah. 10 California points. Hcmembr
this l. the only linc running dining cars. sierp
ing cars and free cOlonisi -ircpcr- 90 lis own
from \ Pam and Minneapolis TO Great Fails
Helena and Butte 4 il also tha shortest nt
to Bntte
Washington country 81 raii !mber. in
dentcd by Pnaet Sound, the Mediterranean Of
the Pacific. DO not forget that the ST. l'ahl
Minneapolis < n G.toha Railway Is Ia, only llHt
which Offers enoice OF three routes 20 me Pa
ciHc coast. che Manitoba-PaciHc route d The
only line y y which passengers cr route for Taco
ma. Portland and san Francisco can pass through
Port Townsend and Seattle Free coonisl sleep
ers run through without change Or delay Dis
lance to the Pacific Coast i same a. " Other
lines, bat prices Of tickets arc hve ana ten dol
lars less. Take the Seattle route.
For further information maps. rates and pun
licaiions in regard 10 The fcsonce7 Of The fenl
new states. write OF apply 70 T I. WHITNEY
Gen'l Pass and Tiki. ACT 81. n, n y ~
81 Paul. Mimi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-11
4 GREAT BATTLE
TTo BE coSIIN TED.

Is continually going on in The human
system The demon Of Impnre blot d
strives to gain victory over the consiitu-
tiop, to ruin health. to drag victims 10
the grave A good reliable medicine
like Hoods Sarssparilla is the weapon
with Which to defend ones self drive
the desperate enemy from the field, and
restore peace and bodily health for
many years Try This peculiar medi-
cine.