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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15
Gine MrAinntt,

I'm Settlnn 5 elmer Sroinan3 bin3u3us
figen, .De!9s ben Grab Der Milh
feffhelt uHb cen 8ertauf unb bic Ssns
fpsttion oerfeIben resulirt.
Sci es turh Sen @tabtratb Der
Stabt Son IatoHio berorbnet:
Seffion L. GoB Der 0rbinana, mel.
DE ben @,ob Ser MiI9 feRielt uno
ben Ierfaui uno Bic Sn{pettion beriels
ben regulitt, eine Gettion bin3ugeihgt
tperoer iou. tpel6e ME foIat. Iautet:
Seftion 5. DaB Der Wtapor biers
bur6 outoriHrt feiv iol uno tpirb, eli.
men S%bisrar3t aIs nSnfssttOr bon
Wllhfabeh" 3u ernennen. uel9e Gibe
bon 0sr!dufern befubt tperben, bic Bes
tpobner Der Gtabt San Nntonio nit
Wfil6 gu oeriehen.
SaB allen Beripnea, tpeIde BEN ge.
npbnern Der Staot San Mntonio MiI6
~berfaufen oosr gum Berfouf anbieteu,
bic Gabe, tDfIae ben Mil6porratb lies
fern, einntal inaesbGlb ieosr brei $40.
note BON hem mIe Dten ermGbnt All CT.
nennenben ft1oliihsn Snfpsftor unter.
iudeu IaheH miifeu.
SAB Die MpplifatIon fit cine loIfe
nnteriu9ung in Der Office bes Snlpefs
tors genla1t unb cine 8ebiibr bon 10
Gents fur ieoe gu uateriuGenoe Sub
binterlegt nerben muB.
9td6 erfolgter Mpp!ifation uab Gin.
terlegung Der bprber be.ilmmten @ebibr
lou es bic Yfi6t bes beiagten Snfpetz
tors iein, bic &hbe iofort sl unierius
den urb einen Beri9t bariiber benz
Snipettor fir MaBe uuh @ewi4te elm.
aureiden. unb Der befagteSnipeftor Der
Mfil6ffbe fDa benz 6tabtfoleftor ale
tibet bic Gumme bon @tnbun0ert Dol.
lars per Monat foaefiirten @ebIhref
einbdntigen unb bariiber benz 5tobt.
ratb einen mDnatli1en 8eri1t einreiGen.
Srgenb cine perfon, meI9e bic Mil6
trgenb elmer Quh cber ron Gilben bers
tduft Ober gum 8ertauf anbietet. peIde
ni1t, pie b%orgeI9riebeu, unterfu3t
Durbe ober murhen. fol- eiEes 8erges
bens fdulbig befunben umo mad erfolgs
ter 0erurtbeil bot benz &eforber anr
3ablung elmer @elbitrafe bon nidt tpes
niger als 5ebn Dollars nnb ni@t mebr
als @inbnnbeft 9olInrs ftr iebeM 8ers
fauf ober fir ieoes 8erfanfsanaebot,
D%erurtbeilt rperoeE.
9affrt unb ansenommsn am l..
September 1890.
8rDan @aIIagban,
9lttefirt: Wap0r,
6. g. GIaubor, 6tabts@lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15
Sef5aae mad gurppa,

Die Mgenturen bes betrn Vi. 5.
Ooung, SO. l Commerce 9traBe,
Gan Antonio, unb SO. SOB Main.
9traBe, 9alIas, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt beffen europdil@en Dampfer>
2inieu. Serr Ooung 1T i'm @tanbe bic
biIlig t EN- @aten gu geben. err
tbeilt bereitwtaig iebe getDhni9ie Nus
tunft unb beiorgt febr prompt ole ibm
iiber9ebenen Nuftrdse. Wer nod gus
ropa gu reiien uinf9t, ober 8ernanote
beriiberfommen IaFen min, tpenbe F9
on irgenb eine Der genannten Igenturea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15

n@- Wenn Semanb fem unS gu oil.
nebmbarem 8reiie fpeifen ipil, 10 eebe
er gum Miffions. @arten. Die
9erren 6beimer & 0uil, BefiBer bies
les @tabsihements, batten oarauf ihre
@dfe tets bDltommea aufrteben au feel,
len. ale iaifonmdBigen GelitnleHen.
Nufern, Wilb, Slide, @eflisel &c. inb
bort In Der oelifateiten 3ubsreiiung ole
3eit gu baben. Wahl5eiten tperben auf
Wuni9 In bic @Dbuungen Der Gunben
geianbt. Aua bidet bet nit Der
@peiiemirtbi9aft osrbunbene Sat-
room bic befen Getsdnfe, tets irifdes
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Deine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15
q Maberids Banf besabIt 4
1roaent 3infen fur 2eit.G epnften.
Galtfpruia.@eiue,

Weinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes Sas
ger BON feinen California . Meinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Nlamu
plaaa. 9err Mepsr iudt bic Weine
on Srt uno STEELE aus ut.h tauft brett
aus BEN Seller Ter Weinai6ter. als
gutem 3enner gelinst es Tim itets, bic
beften Sorten aus3umdblen. Ct fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen perfeben. Rotbs unb
WeiBweine in bur3teI,9er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alene = fret
tus Saus geliefert,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15
u d tnng.

gs wirb bierSur6 Notia gegeben,
bob elm limitirter Betrag in Nttien Der
.Nlamo Seuer 8erfi9erunss @eieas
idoft" nod ge3ei9net rerben fam uub
iegt CUR Subftription fit Sol6e, tpelde
ibr @slo portbeilbaft anauleaen wiinz
i9en, fur bei6rdntte 3sit OHen lie9t.
We9en Gin3elbeiten Denbe man f6
on ben Gefretdr, SIT. 222 WeIf Sons
mereeittabe (Dtrler's @ebdube), San
Nntonio, Serls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15

= Ser 70idbrise Matbetp Mrm>
ftrong in Grafton, Gp., fagt. baB er ies
ben BONNER, 10 LANCE er fi6 gu e~rinnern
meiB, nit Diarrboe geplagt nor. st
bat biele Mebiainen berfudt, aber ni6ts
fommt @bamberlain's Collie, Cholera
un6 Oiorrboea &emeep glei6. 9;efes
Mittel tpirtt prompt, 1T tets 3uberIdifs
unb nit WaRer bermii6t leiGi gu neb-
men. Wu9 2inoer m6geu es. Gum
8ertauf BEL q. @obn & Co.. +. 4alts
eper 6 Sobn unb allen SrugBifteu.
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SER g. S. WIler in Ser Wef

SEER 6. $. MiilIer in Der WeH.
Commerce > @traBe bdlt ffets bas bols
tommenfe 2ager In 3ei@enmaterias
lien, $apeten, Sarben, 8las, Spiegel'
eIas, 8%ilberrabmen, GirniRen unb allen
3ei9nens nnb Malersn teniilien. Rinif'
lerii1 ausgefibrte 8ilber uno 6tatuets
ten &c. Fn6 In cine, febenspertben Gals
lerie 3ur Mni6t uab gum @ertauf auss
geitelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
rationer1 1T bas @ei9maduolte uHb
NeueEe bort 3u finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15
Ser ginbereaa gdub etore,

gde OfsSouftonfraBe unb Npenue c.,
bieier beliebts 2aben Der Stabt, bal
ieinen tleuen 8Orratb BON 9 BONNER rs
f9uben fir 9errer. Damen INN
&inber erbalten unb bat cine unDers
elei6libe Muspahl auer 5Drtcn unb
QuaIitdten. Ser Cinderella : S9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Jabrifate Der beiten
Jabriten uno iberbietet Mles, mas i'm
biefisen Marft 3u baben lit. Speeia'
litdt fit 6erren: Der &odfrrb.S 9ub,
fit So. IS berlobnt fi9 Der Mibe. I'm
@inberetIa Store bOrsuipre@en,
ebe man anberstuo fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15
Sertanf bon Yrioilesien
fur bic Gair unb grpoRtion In BET Office
beg Gefretdrs am Is. September.

Die 8efeui6aft beb6It fi9 tos &e@t
Dor, Ingebote aurif3utpeiien. Sci ues
bernabme bes YribiIegiums muB cine
gu beitimmenbe Summe bepcnirt iperz
ben.
4ae Nngebote mtiKen beriegelt 5ein.
sic tpetben an Is. September Moraens
$50 se6Hnet.
OHene Nnsebote fur irseuo Elm ni9t
III BET ~folgenben 2ifte angefhbrtes Yri.
bilegium finb erbeten. Sic 3u pergebens
ben prioilegien fnb:
Srudt,
8iebfutter,
@epddraum,
Gigarren uu6 Sabaf,
Wiener @iirfden,
6aupt=& eftaurant,
&ir9en. &effaurant,
Sarbises &eitaurant,
iiiGe unb Nutern,
Warme Samales,
Mteritanii9es &eitaurant,
&alter 2un9,
2emouabe,
Graders uub &1fe,
Giber,
Beanuts,
GIeiidfanb,
9dderei,
Ronbitorei,
@Obamaher,
@ingemaGtes,
See Cream uHb SUDDEN,
Ganbb,
8opfDrn,
8iloer. @alerie,
Safe unb marine Sprten,
Barbecue,
Wafeln,
Bauo5.
&. 70 a M,
5etret1r un6 Manoqer Der Fair.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15
9emti6> @mgliid)e Gdbmle,

anertannt ti&tige eebranitaIt fir Raaben
anb Mdbden; felt breibia Sabreu In roger
Birtiamfeit. 8ortrefai6e eebrfrdfte unter Sc,
pdbrter eeituns. Der snsIifdsn Spraae hirb,
pie Der beatfaan, boae &ednuns ~sstrasen.
gueerbem llnterridt i'm @panifhen. Ginioer.
aaSea borbsreitete SdIIer Fnben j~eberseit
guinabme. adbere austunft ertteiIen Serr
f.. @roos, 9rafbsnt bes S9uI. B~orfanbes
ars u nj. Sarbe6, Girettur Der auRaIt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15

Bas- u. %. GalIatua9, Der bstaunte
g botoerapb unb & Il n Her, bot
fein Mtelier nod INNER am aItet plaBe,
Alb OF 9oufOntraBe, obenauf unb
Iiefert bic befien 8ilber nit ben ueue.
fen uno bor3iieIi6ften Snfrumenten.
Seine preife inb mdBig. Bilber un>
pergdngli9. 28,7,tutplt
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a Wenn Sbr sutes trodenes poit'
Dat 8rennbols brnu9t, ipre9t Dor ober
befteIt per 3elepbon bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fe bat tets bas Bette
i'm Martte. $elepbOn 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-15

= Wdbrenb Wm. 9utdslpn BON
Benton, Sls., i'm uergangenen 5eptem,
ber auf einem 8ieb. ua5 Bfe~rbefaufge.
i6dit in Geras mar. muroe er, bermutbz
lid in GoIee bes @e9iels beg Srinfs
maffers BON einem beftiaen MnfaQ bon
@bolera Morbus unb Siarrboe beinges
iudt. Gin Mpotbefer rietb ibm. @bams
berlains Golic, @bolsra unb 9iarrboe
&emebp gu uebmen. Die apeite 9ofs
benirfte cine %bolftdnoise Sur unb ct
empfieblt bas Mittel Nnberen anseIee
aentli6f. Gum 8erfauf su Is uno so
Gents per Glaide bel q. @obn & Co.,
s. 2aIteper & 5pn unb a1en Drugs
gi5ten.
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2anbsute int @taate Stem Serfep su,
bringen. Dor feiuer Nbreiie befu9ien
Str. unb Mrs. pbelps nod 9beram'
rlergau unb ppbnten ben YalRons>
Gefipielen BET. 9em amerifanii@en
Siplomaten purbe Die 6ofoge Beg
prin3 : @egenten bon 8aDsrn einge'
rdumt. Sn ieiner 8egIei!una befanb
f9 @raf pappenbeim unb beKen @at.
tin, Die mod Dor 2uraem 0tiB Wbeeler
bon PHILADELPHIA mar. gta9 benz Set.
ipiel tpeilte Scr. unb Mrs. pbeIps dig
8d1e In benz bena9barten 59loHe
@ttal bag @rafen Bappenbeim.
- ueber bic unruben i'm S6mei3er
2antOn Seifn miro aus Bern Golsens
beg miteetbeilt: u9ie &ube 1T tpieber
einigermaBen bergefteIt unb bic Sniurz
genten entbalten ii@ aaer Idrmenben
Demonfrationen. 8is febt baben bic
S%uiursenten aber nod bic Oberbanb,
benn lie 5aben bic guabes 8 Beamten,
pel9e He ~gefangen genommen batten.
nod ni6t mieber freiseeeben. Der
8orpanb, baB bas uur beshalb ges
fiddle. UNI Fe Dor Der 0olismutb gu
idhBen, 1T elm 3iemIi9 fabeni9einiger.
Der 8unoesratb i6eint geneigt gu iein,
ben Nufianb bur6 einen frieoli@en
Nusglei9 bei5ulegen unb apar ion bas
bur9 cine Neuetntbeiluag Der Wabl.8es
airte geldebeu.
- Die Mei3en : Grnte in Grantrei6
III I'm ca. 2 WiGiorea SeftoIiter bins
ter b~erienieen bes borisen Sabres sue
riidOebIieben.
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&. % a ut,
S1ube at Spnttpreiien.

@etretdr un6 Manoser Der Gair.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

Treatment of warts by a laynan Is some
times dangerous business. 4 friend Of
mine mol long ago was troubled by wart
ON his thumb Somebody advised him to
prick it aud put a drop Of nitric acid on it.
He did 50, and three doctors had all they
could do to save his thumb. Is was what
may be called live wart" There are
two kinds OF warts. One is simply thick
ening OF the skin in successive layers: the
other is a small, hard humorous growth,
nourished by blood vessels.
If one Of these live warts is carefully
examined it will be found to be connected
with the skin by means Of small, white
ibers, which anchor it to the spot. A SUI
perficial wart-that is, a portion Of indurat-
ed skin, may lie pared of without pain. since
it is dead and hard skin; but a live wart,
though it may be hard on top, is quite
sensitive at its base. No bad result may
follow the application of nitric acid TO
dead wart, but its ne on the other kind is
very likely to create poisonous sore. and
that WAS what allied my friends thumb
St. Louis Glolle-Democrat-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

skill, but through two years attended
aim, alternating great suffering. and
often accepting his invitations to spend
an hour or two with a lonely old man.
when he died he left me his entire
fortune, which l supposed to be mine
only because he had no direct heirs or
near relatives. He had mover spoken
but once of his family, and then said
briefly that he was widower, and had
lost his only child.
Il had enjoyed my inheritance for
more than nine years, when l fell in
love. ], who had never cared for TO-
male society before, became deeply at
tached to the mother of one of my pa
tients, lady nearly my own age, the
widow of an artist who died in Rome
some four or five years before met
her. She had sent for me to see her
boy, an only child, slowly dying with
an incurable disease of the spine.
Mrs. Eastwell knew before she saw
me that there was no hope of saving the
child's life, but she thought that
could ease the pain and restlessness
from which he suffered. She was her
self an artist, working in water-colors
for the large stores that dealt in fancy
goods, and embroidering most exquis-
itely. But her child claimed much Of
her time and attention, and Iknow she
worked in hours when she should have
shared the boys slumbers.
Patient, self-sacrifcing, gentle and
refined, she filed my ideal of pure
womanhood, and / loved her with all
the strength of the first love OF years.
gave her a mans devotion, not boys
infatuation. But / knew that it was
useless for me to speak while the child
lived. She would have thought it sac
rilege to give my love consideration,
while the mother love in her heart was
the ruling spirit. Loye-making while
her child was dyingi l could see how
she would shrink from the mere sug-
gestion.
$50 tried to be content with winning
the place of trusted friend, delicately
trying to make my presence a comfort
and help to her, and doing all could
to make smoother the hard path the
childish feet were pressing.
Zone afternoon she came to my office
to ask some question about the little
boy, and as the waiting room was full,
| took her through the parlor TO the
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

a novel and ingenious invention in opti-
cal telegraphy is being used eNpcrimentally
ia the Danish marine. The apparatus is
intended IS render practicable method Of
telegrapbing direct by light Ia Morse sig
nails Il depends for its action upon the
fact that white light. consisting OF the col
ors Of the rainbow, can be eat up by prisms
in lantern into these colors, forming the
well known bands of the spectrum. By a
suitable and carefully arranged system of
screens and prisms these luminous SPEC
trum bands can be given certain form,
which may be made 10 correspond with
the long and short dashes Of the Morse
code
When, therefore, the light from the
lighthouse lantern is observed from a dis
tanee through telescope fitted with a
prism the light appears to consist Of these
signals and can be SO read by an expert
enced Morse operator. A quick and GER
tain system OF night communication be-
tween different vessels on the one hand
and between ships and the shore GU the
other has long been needed, and the spec
tro-lantern bids fair 10 meet the want
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

'A-a hNhAs ANbAEUs FDAAH Atfh-
moyal to a hospital With the assist
ance Of tao Of the men undressed him
and put him into my own bed. noticing
then that he wore no coat.
Somebody took it OFF, thev told
me- and apparently somebody kept it
as 1t never appeared again. In the
trousers pockets were only some trining
articles. bunch OF keys ana a handKer-
ehiet, bnt nothing 70 give any clew Co
tae identity 81 my patient and unin-
vited guest.
will not enter into the details Of
me injuries that excited my interest as
a physician and surgeon. as much as
sley called for my sympathy Is man.
mere we're complications in the case
mat called upon all my skill and knowl-
ease and he patient endurance o.
great suffering made me respect my UNI
fortunate guest from the iirst
Il Was nearly a fortnight before he
recovered from the brain injury sufii-
gently to speak distinctly. When the
sllarer could speak he told me that his
name was Fanshawe. but said nothing
more o. himself, and I supposed him un-
Wiling 70 confess to poverty and the in
ABILITY 70 pay me for my services.
DO not take much credit to myself
10 ,Of my hospitality or devotion. because
vas so deeply interested in the case.
professionally considered, that would
lave lived on bread and water rather
sl@n haveit taken out Of my hands. As he
1s,a'ne stronger. my patient became
~ friend. and Interested me deeply BY
ne variety and depth Of his informa-
..on- his experience Of travel and charm
q conversation.
Not until he was convalesce-t and
- been an inmate OF my home for four
= .o'ias. did know that he was a man
= wealth. living in the house I now oc-
ecpv.
To eare him was beyond human
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
Lawyer. Who Can't Practice in New Jersey.


There is a modest Brooklyn lawyer in
New Jersey who believes he has struck the
most truly rural spot in all the state. He
was retained TO attend to a complaint be-
fore the loeal Justice Of the peace The
charge was assault, and the lawyer and his
client meant to fight the case When the
justice read the complaint the lawyer said:
II appear Tor the prisoner
"Who are yousT asked the Justice
The lawyer informed him that he was a
member Of the New York bar. .That may
be, said the judge, but you can't prac-
tice ia this court.
"Fm counselor Of the supreme court Of
the state # New York, said the lawyer.
"That doesn't make any difference. said
the judge. Now, Sit down
Suppose / show your honor that am a
counselor of the supreme court Of the
United States said the lawyer, trying to
plaeate the country Scion.
Now, let me tell you. said the Judge,
shat You must lie a counselor at law from
the state Of New Jersey before YOU can
practice here Brooklyn Eagle.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20


library. we'll filed with bookcases on
oil sides, largo business-lilSe table in
The center. and deeply cushioned chairs
scottored about One bookcase con
tanned only medical works in substan-
TAI bindings, and with marks Of service
plainly visible.
Dr. Thornton, host and owner Of the
handsome house in which the room was
sitpated was man past forty, with
iron.gray hair, strongly marked fca-
TIRES. a tall, erect figure, and an expros-
zion at once kindly and resolute. You
read prompt decision in his dark-blue
ewes. and a sympathy in the pleasant
smile that often crossed his lips.
His companion, heavily bearded and
bronzed by travel, was . far handsoner
man. but with a weaker face.
"At last, he said, stretching himself
lazily in his deep armchair, Il find you
alone and disengaged. Give me permis-
sion to stuff towel into that obtrusive
ofaee-bell Of yours, so that no whining
woman or squalling brat can summon
Won away and make me unhappy.
Cant be done, Tom. Make the most
Of me now, for the claims Of the whining
women and the squalling brats can not
be denied
"You know what want 30 hear! left
you, twelve years ago, a poor man with
a struggling, almost wholly gratuitous
praetice, a sworn bachelor, and almost
hermit outside of your professional du-
ties. find you wealthy, with charm
ing wife, ard a popular member OF So
eiety, and yet yor practice is, as be-
fore almost entirely amongst those who
could not fee you if they would. From
what relative, unknown to me. your own
cousin, did You inherit your fortune?'
ibid it ever occur 20 you, Tom, that
there are romances in real life, all about
u.s. quite as improbable as those found
upon the shelves OF the circulating Ii
brary? Ny experience win convince
Won that speak with authority. Twelve
years ago-we are getting old, Toml-I
was, as you say, poor man, studying
hard, living in stuffy little house in a
poor neighborhood, hoping for better
times, more profitable practice. and a
fuller purse. / was bachelor because
could offer only poverty to a wife; a
hermit because my studies were en-
crossing, In my small house kept one
old woman servant, who cooked for me
and kept things tidy. Having no car
rage ! needed no boy, for Martha could
write, and l had much larger Office
practice than that outside.
"Itwas late, one bitter night IN Jan
uary, when was reused by the Office
bell, and the sound Of excited voices
under nay window. fastening down, |
found several men carrying upon a shut
ter the unconscious patient was to aid
il possible.
An old man. sir knocked down by
runaway horses and run over, said one
ofthe party, as they gently deposited
their burden upon a sofa. Badly hurted,
I'm thinking, doctor, but not deadn
Badly hurt, indeed, ] found him. and
my examination convinced me that any
further motion would result fatally
Keep him must, or risk his life by re-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

An honest Swede tells his story in plain
but unmistakable language for the bene-
fit OF the public. zone of my children
took a severe cold and got the Group.
gave her teaspoonful OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, and in five minutes later
gave her one more. By this time she had
to cough up the gathering IN her throat.
Then She went to sleep and slept good for
fifteen minutes. Then she got up and
vomitcd; then she went back 10 bed and
slept good for the remainder of the night.
She got the Group the second night and !
gave the same remedy with the same
good results. / write this because i
thought there might be some one in the
same need and not know the true merits
Of this wonderful medicine" Chas. A..
Thompson, Des Moines, Iowa. 90 cent
bottles for sale.
Many old soldiers, who contracted
chronic diarrhoea while in the service,
hare since been permanently cured Of il
by Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy.
For lame back there is nothing better
than to saturate a flannel cloth with
Cham berlain's Pain Balm and bind i on
the affected parts. Try il and you viii
be surprised al the prompt relief it af-
fords. The same treatment win cure
rheumatism. For sale by i +. Evans, w
Randolph and NJ. j. Sargent, South Roy
alton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20


STATE OF VERMONT. Z IN Probate touri.neld al
RANDOLPH DlsTKfcT, - Randolph 70 and for
said Disirlci on tie sth das ~ >ov.. A. D.. loaQ
Ellen ri. Mann administrator
uf the estate uf 4. " arttn Mann
late OF Randolph Ia said district
Decreased make application 20 said Court tor license
"a sofl ai % BE real estate ~ said deceased
representing thai -a sale Will hr heaeiical 70 the
heirs on said estate
Where
npon.it IS ordered by said tourt that said application
under considt ana DE iea fi on thtZShAy
% NOV. A. ID 1880. al the Probate office IN
Randolph and % is ntriher ordered That al persons
Interested hc notified hereof. hy publication Of notice
Of this application ana order three weeks successive
ly tn the HEuALp ksD NEWS. printed AZ Randolph,
afUrt said iarnf iifsriu4 iai they may appear al
aid tieand place and ID theYsee object thereto.
WV. II. NICHOLS, Judge.
A true cnuv ~ record atfesa s!@
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
COMMISSIONER, Notlce.


Estate OF LAURA T. tVNi f.ii.
The undersigned having been appointed by The Hon
Probate Court for the District 81 Hartford COM
mi ssaueff 10 receive examine aud adjust at claims
and tniau,is 81 an persons against he estate of
Laura y. Foster late ~ hoYatau Ia said Dist.
deceased. aud AN claims exhibited IN Offset thereto.
hereby give notice tlat wili meet for the par-
poses aforesaid. az Edward Fosters office
n 50. o}altnn. Va.
on M, ttti day 81 Jan aua 1lsi day OF April u
next from 10 o'clock a.m.utii ociock, y. n Of said
DAYS and that sis months from Tie lsih day Of Oct.
A. - 1890 Is ihe lie limited Nv said oour for said
creditors 10 present teir claims % ~ for eNain-
ton aud allowance.
Dated al 81 hNalion this itll day OF Nova D. ls9J
MARK ARGENT Com
ssS J. q. sEI.kt Ar. misslouers.
ghas r Tafheil. stllnr.