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A Little Girl's Experience in Light
hnIIsp.
Iieht-

Mr. and Mrs Loren Prescott are keepers Of the
Gov. Lighthouse az sand Beach Mieh.i ana are
she was taken down with measles, followed with a
dreadful cough and turning into a fever. Doctors
grew worse rapidly till she was mere handful OF
bones.n Then she tried Or. Kings New Discovery
and after the use OF two and half bottles was
completely cured. They sar DR.. Kings Discovery
is worth It's weight In gold yet you may get triai
bottle free at the drug store. K. g, Morton, West
Son. SO. ROyaiton.
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East Rnrnnrd.

rel Aliens wife and friend from
peterboro. N. H., are visiting at her IA
theirs, Edwin Allen. NJ r.
VIM. II. Goff spent few days at Mrs. =
A. Miller's last week. uosh
S. NJ. Snow started Sunday Tor WASH
ington. 80 ~, Raw lanes
Ramage at the q. B. schoolhouse last gun
day
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bols has gone to Conn.

f. A. Nichols has gone to Conn.
E. n. Hemenway was in Montreal re-
Gently.
There viii be lecture on "War" Sept.
9th by Rev. u. b. Wheeler for the pur-
pose OF obtaining books for the Sunday
School library. Admission Zoe. All come
who can.
The Sabbath School children will take a
ride Saturday, Sept. oath.
Mrs. r. o. Kennedy is i'll.
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There has been a continued tendency to
bowel disease here this season, says @. w.
Shivell, druggist, Wickliffe, KY, "aDd an
unusual demand for Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. ! have
sold four bottles of it this morning.
Some remarkable cures have been effected
by it and in all cases it has proved success
ful.D For sale by NJ. j. Sargent & Son,
So. Royalton, Druggists.
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SOUTH ROYALT0N.

,,,u,e- Hapgood and wife returned from
gsmpshire last week where they
I've been visiting.
w pike of Little Falls, n. Y, is re-
), "a somewhat better and is able to be
= M place OF business
r Dickerman is paying 40 cents per
,lsheI for potatoes. There is very light
Ion in this section.
H. srst meeting of the creditors of {.
abbott has been postponed until Sept.
2d
IN woodland had horse badly cut by
,'.hsd wire fence last Wednesday.
o.. lanes Ramage attended the ordi-
s;on services of Rev. Carleton Hazen at
oS..S last Thursday.
a. gent and family of New York, who
santiv purchased b. G. Latham's farm,
Is.;r,sd here last Thursday and will take
alI.session of his farm at once. Mr.. Lip
P ;ncott. brother-in-la of Mr.. Kent,
came with him.
Regular meeting of Camp No. 74,S. ofV.
.bis week saturday evening, the oath.
Tb,rtv-fve tickets were sold from this
station TO Washington, ID. G.
n q Harris has fine line of new goods
,nG ladies' garments. Call and see them.
The Y L. >. I. L. VIII uOlu hailker
ps,tvii in the Cong'l church vestry next
FriSsy evening, the 23d. Everyone, old
~ Young, cordially invited. Coffee and
cake served.
Rev James Ramage had a "Whittier
Memorial Service last Sabbath morning
~ IN the evening gave very interest
inc talk upon "Royalton's Picture
In the death OF Henry Whitney Sept. Il,
500 we have lost one of our oldest citi-
ms He was born in Tunbridge and
snent most of his life in that town. He
"a resided in this town for more than
n vears. He had one sister, Mrs Roswell
I1nrkee of Tunbridge, who survives him
ant If 4 family of ten children. Mr.. Whit
NV and his wife have lived together SO
ears and have had ten children, six of
Tbom are living. His life extended over
neriod of S4 years. By his request his
funeral was attended by Rev. 5. A. Parker
~ Bethel at the home of Lewis Talbot
where be died. Many relatives and friends
came and looked on his silent face.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.Sargent are in Wash
ington, d. c., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Slack and Mrs. j.
c Shepard go to Exeter, \. H., this week.
Call at Ed F. Smiths and see those Man
tie Beds.
Live Geese Feathers at Ed F. Smiths.
Call al Ed Smiths and select a set of
e9lored croekery as he sells sets from full
stock.
new invoice of All Wool Carpets for
~ -,,tts a xard al Ed r Smiths
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NiIliamstown.

The following justices were elected a
Freeman's Meeting: Cyrus y. Lathrop
Joshua F. Bailey, Frank Martin, Newell
r. Farnham, Herbert p. Martin, James X
Prize, Ophir S. Martin.
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sharon.

Rev. Mr.. Fay of Quechee preached at
the Congl church Sunday.
II. C. Varnum and family have gone to
Worcester, Mass, to live.
Chas. Day is TO move into Mrs. Var
NUNS house, SO report has it.
Little frankie Deane, youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Deane, died at Sa-
lem, Mass. from diphtheria, last Friday
night. They have the sympathy OF their
many friends here.
Mrs. Truman ellison is quite poorly.
Mrs. Arnold Kemp is boarding at ]. C.S.
Bartlett's.
q. w. Morrison took the first heat in q
race at Pompa fair last week with his hve-
year-old Don horse.
Uncle Fred Manley was at the fair al
Pompa last week with his scranton"
A. Clifford is quite poorly.
The Central VT. Baptist Association l:
in session here this week.
Ladies desiring hair work call ON Mrs. Hiram
Bean. West Randolph; Vt. Write for prices
| Coughing leads to consumption. Kemp
Balsam stops the cough at once.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Laest 5 Govt Report
.HA!!! B Bsx5sg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PURE
Corinth.

Alfred Norris, an old resident of Ver-
shire died on Thursday last. The funeral
was at the home residence on Saturday
and the sermon was preached by Rev. =.
w. Ross. The bearers were j. NJ. Serb
ner, l.. Porter, d. Willis, t. White. The
burial was at Vershire cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill of Clare
mont, N. H., were visiting friends in town
last week.
Geo. Ryder of Randolph was in town on
last Sunday.
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Estate nf ANN II. r iOD.
III q Nu,ltfsi gned, having been appointed by the
II IN. prebate Court for the District % R3rdopb
Commissioners. to receive. examine and adjiAA al
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
Of Ann II. Rood late Of Brookheld IN said Dis
trict deceased all claims exhibited in offset thereto,
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
aforesaid. at the office WmH. Dubois inv Randolph
the 18th day of October
next from l0o'clock. a. until O'Clock. p. m. OF
said day fand that six from the 18th day ofSept.
1872 is the time limited by said Court for said credit
ors to present their claims for examnatio and
allowance. Dated Randolph this 18th day of Sept
A. ID. 1892.
JAMES HUTCHINSON. Com
$50 WM. II. DUBOIS. missiOners.
Harmon }. HOOD Adnr.
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Mrs. Cordelia, wife Of Asahel Ksves d;ed
monday morning. she was 81 in Deem
bury Center. ~ water
NJ p FL =; Cilley came home Saturday from
-. a Ie% from this town have gone down
70 the Potomac to disturb the quiet thar
mas neid over from "war times,''
Joseph Kidder of Barre was here Satur-
uay ana inspected the granite sheds.
Dana b. Giles attended the Baptist year
~ meeting last week.
Copper ore has been dug from he Franz
hoyt farm during the past week and will
be assayed. WI
There are four men working unon o-an.
ile IN the old Bement shop near HAYWARD
q hibDey's mills. They are cutting a
monument that they intend exhibiting
upon the Worlds fair grounds next
month. polisher has been set up in the
hal shop. Several jobs have been offered
ana IL is hoped the hammers will continue
70 ciicK through the winter. The stone
Ihas Is being worked comes from near the
surface but 1t is fine and of a good color.
Those who attended the concert last
wednesday evening were well paid for
49, NASJ tOoh III lQt DARKNESS and
mud' Mrs. Bertha ODER Miller sang sew
eral numbers. She has a very sweet and
excellent voice that has been highly cul-
tlyated and every tone was perfect. The
local yoealists handled some very difficult
music in way that showed the effect of
the careful drill they have had during the
past summer ana with Mrs. Miller and
froi' Ober they gave concert worth
many times the p.ice of admission.
1. X. Monkey and Daniel Roberts won
first money in the races that their horses
trotted at Dog River Fair last week.
There appears to be a good crop OF
corn. Potatoes are selling for 40 cents de-
livered at the railroad.
Mrs. johnson and daughter of Chelsea,
Mass, have been visiting Mrs. Abby NJ
Burbank
| The colts and other scared things APP
pear to have sent the railway STAFFORD
way but there is large amount of unused
water running in the river that might be
utilized without any sectional or factional
matter being disturbed and the lumber
that is being hauled to the railso Dad might
! be manufactured here.
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Ihave two Chester County White Male
Hogs, one for sale and one kept for service
at my place, Old Fox Stand, North hoyal-
ton. vi. Above mentioned hogs six mos.
Cd. weight about 1870 to 40 lbs. each. wv
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Good River Farm For Sale.

tOOQ iNiNtE EdIit TIL f'"''.
Consisting Of so acres, two miles from
Bethel village, on direct road to West
Randolph. Farm is suitably divided into
tillage, pasture and woodland, all in good
condition, including building with good
running water at hodse and barn.
4w M. A. OWEN, Bethel, VT
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Buy Lusterine at Joslyn's.

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.-The
hest salve in the world for cuts, bruises. sores,
ulcers. salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, chilblains corns and all skin eruptionss
and positively cures piles or no pay required.
money refunded, Price % cents pc rbox.
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Terma for the Session.

A copy free 70 anyone sending us club Of sub
scribers
The Vermont Waterman for the session, So cts.
The Waterman will contain the reports OF legisla
tive doings, condensed from the Daily Journal.
copy free year to anyone who viii send us
a club OF 10 names. Agents wanted in every town
IN the state. Correspond with Us.
wAToHMAN PUBLISHING CO., Montpelier, VI.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-22

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely
cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Entire
~ vegetable. Safe.
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Montpelier DaiIyJOurnal
and Vermont Watchman.


Tuesday evening" Oct. 4th, the first number OF the
Daiiv Journal for the session OF 1892 Will be issued
This issue will contain biographical sketches OF
the chief officers of she state government and
~ me new legislature with much other interesting
matter pertaining to the meeting OF the general
assembly. i.
lore committees and everything Of interest about
the legislature. Always the leading daily for the
iegislature and the favorte Of the members, we
shall make the Journal for the coming session more
valuable than ever for its reports OF legislative
proceedings, and more attractive Tor iis
news Published each evening Immediately after
adjournment, IL has always the earliest, as u mas
the fullest and most accurate legislative reports
and discussion of legislative business.
The Journal will give special attention 10 linpor-
tant state matters that will come prominently be-
fore the new legislature.
The Journal win also be a complete general news
paper giving the local. state, national and tvr lgl
The Daily Journal will be indispensable 70 all "
peope who desire to have the news from the capt.
T,arus for the Session.
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Il would rather trust that medicine than
any doctor know of. says Mrs. Hattie
Mason, OF Chiffon, Carter Co., Mo, in
speaking of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. This medicine can
always be depended upon even in the most
severe and dangerous cases, both for chill
dren and adults. % and 80 cent bottles
for sale by M. j. Sargent & Son, So. Roy
alton, VT, Druggists.
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Hosiery
and Underwear.
OR full assortment of
Fall Underwear

Iust received. All grades
from a cheap 40 cent Vest to
Goods worth So each.
Positively as good an as
sortment at as low prices as we
have ever shown,
Special Values at DOC,
TIC. ST, and $1.25 each at
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Coughing leads to consumption. Kemp's
Balsam stops the cough at once.
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Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs. Hiram
Rean West Randolph; VT. Write for prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11

For the first time in its history, as
far as we are advised, the Democratic
party has been afraid to put forward a
nominee of its own for congress. A
chivalrous gentleman was found willing
to run, even when the majority was
known to be overwhelming, and when
the result showed the Republican plu-
rality to be 6O9O, in what then consti-
tuted the Sixth district. We trust that
the influences which have been lately at
work, and which have shown their po.
tency, do not also contemplate the de-
moralizing of our county fight by Great
ing the impression that no Democrats
need apply for anything. Some such
policy as that is the only thing that
could counteract Republican scare
that could easily be converted into a
panic. There is also question of how
much the Democratic party would stand
in the way of undignified surrender.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1892.
rHa LONG ExpscrED JOINT DEBATE.

We give elsewhere the terms OF the
agreement made between the Democrat
ic and Republican state central COM
mittees respecting the stipulations on
which the Hon. S. M. White and the
Hon. Morris M. Estee will meet in the
celebrated joint debate, which the peo-
pie are awaiting with great interest. 1t
will open at Los Angeles, on Saturday
evening, October Sth, and will end at
San Francisco, Saturday, October 22d.
Mr.. Estee opens the debate at Los An
gelea, followed by Mr.. White, and Mr..
White speaks first at Fresno, followed
by Mr.. Estee, and they alternate in this
order till the conclusion OF the discus
sion, which will doubtless be signalized
by exceptional eloquence on both sides.
The detaila OF the agreement will be
found in full in other columns, and they
should be peiused by Democrats and
Republicans alike.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11

ONLY the most signal blundering can
prevent the Democratic party from
achieving signal victory in the super
visor district at present represented
by Mr.. Hubbard, OF San Fernando. The
most ordinary common sense would in
dicate that some sterling Democrat
from the country should be nominated
in the Fifth district. In fact, wherever
it can be done, the Democrats should
take their candidates for supervisors
from the country. In nominating Mr..
w. w. Stockwell, OF the First ward of
this city, in district which reaches to
the Kern county line, the Republicans
have committed an objectionable
blunder, and one which will be con-
doned at the polls. The Democrats
should at least go as far north as San
Fernando for their own candidate, and
they can find very good material in San
Fernando itself.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11
A VER|TABLE REIGN Of TERROR,
Horrors of the Revolution in
Venezuela.
Liberty Outraged and Cities Sacked
by Soldiers.
The Dictator Levies Heavy Tribute On
the Estates of Wealthy Citizens-
The u. 8. S. Chicago Ordered
to Laeusyra.

By the Associated Press.l
New York, Sept. 10.-The Herald's
Panama correspondent says: News
comes here of a state bordering on
anarchy in Venezuela. While the gov
ernment's soldiers have been plundering
private houses in Laguayra and Caracas,
Dictator Mendoza assessed the estate of
Guzman Blanco $3.50, 900; those of Rejas,
Paul Mammatos and Andrueza Palacio,
100000 each; Crespo's, $4,000; Santa
Ana. $25 1000, and other wealthy estates
proportionately. He orders the immedi-
ate confiscation of the estates and the i'm
prisonment Of the managers unless the
amounts are paid at once. He robbed
and closed the Bank Of Venezuela, TAX
ing all of the gold and silver in sight
and compelling the directory 10 agree to
print and issue to him $4,000 paper
money day. The use of the tele-
phone between Caracas and La
puayra is denied anybody, ex.
cept himself, and he has suspended
passenger traffic on the railroads, and
denies passports to people desiring te
leave the country. Clearances are re-
| fused foreign vessels, and they are
compelled to appeal to the war ships fol
protection in leaving port. Bishops are
banished, churches robbed and priests
put in jail. Altogether there is reigr
| of terror,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11

our people, but who also crowd and
cheapen the labor market. The com-
plant is just one that labcr is the only
interest in this broad land that Is not
protected. Az q matter of fact, the
American workingman needs projection
from foreign labor, which. in many
cases, is contract labor. But, above all
things, the American home needs pro-
lection from the death blight begotten
of foreign filth. Why should this coun-
try be made the dumping ground OF all
the criminals and the invalids of the old
world7 It would be difficult to find a
reason why we should suffer such griev-
ous and manifold evils, all from senti-
mental idea that the United States ID
the home of the oppressed of all ma
tions. That notion originated when We
were throbbing with revolutionary fer
vor, and boundless domain offered .
refuge to all refugees, who were gener
ally regarded as the victims Of thu
effete despotisms OF the old world
Common sense and equity seem to cal
for halt in this mad programme.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11
MASHED ON CORBETr.
The New Champion Almost Smotheret
by Enthusiastic Georgians.

The New Champion Almost Smothered
by Enthusiastic Georgians.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 10.-The Corbett
special train left Birmingham at a. M,
and at every station was given great
ovation. 1t was not until the train
reached Tallapoosa that the discovery
was made that Manager Brady had been
left behind. Corbett was cheered most
heartily at all stops. After the train
left Tallapoosa the champion said:
"I can always see the look of disap-
pointment in the peoples faces. They
60 crazy until show up. and then they
look at me with bewildering astonish.
ment. They seem to think ought to
have horns. be about eight feet tall and
weigh about four TONS"
When the train reached Atlanta the
throng was 60 large that it was with
difficulty that the train was run into the
depot without killing lot of people.
When Corbett got off there was rush
made for him, and he got tangled up in
the crowd and Was crushed to the
ground. 1t was with difficulty he got
into building close by without being
crushed to death. He was within
one block of his hotel, but even the po-
lice were unable to conduct him across
the street, go solid was the pushing,
iostling mass of humanity, all eager to
see the champion of the world. The
only way the police succeeded in dis
persing the crowd was by getting Cor
bett into carriage through side door
and driving through the city.
Corbett and Daily appeared at the
opera house tonight and spared three
friendly rounds. The house was packed,
four thousand paying visitors seeing the
set-to. Corbett was given very hearty
reception. In speech he said that
John L. Sullivan defended the heavy
weight championship title for ten years,
and if he could hold it half that long he
would consider himself fortunate.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11

pounds of American tin plate, show
ing that there remained at that time
l77, ,722 pounds Of British black plate to
be timed. The duty on black plate is
81 65 per 100 pounds. while on tin plate
it is So 20 per 100 pounds. This affords
a fine chance for profit, at the expense
of the consumer, since tin-plate dipping
is scarcely more complicated than dip
ping ones self in the ocean at Santa
Monica. The annual consumption oi
tin and terne plates in this country is
about 6S0,0OO,000 pounds, and the tax
paid on it either to the government OF
to private individuals is close upon
$15,O00,000.
We have reviewed in the foregoing
only few of the outrages the Mckinley
bill inficts on the American consumer
They have to be taken in sections te
avoid fatiguing the reader.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11
ORDERED TO VENEZUELA.
The Flag Ship Chicago to Leave I
(. Once for Laguayra.

The Flag Ship Chicago to Leave at
Once for LRguayra.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-Admiral Wal
ker was instructed this afternoon by
Secretary Tracy to sail in the flagship
Chicago at daylight tomorrow for Lagu-
agra, Venezuela, to look after American
interests in that country. This action
was determined upon today at confer
ence between Secretary Tracy and As
sistant Secretary Adee, of the state de-
partment, who, in the absence of any
late information from Minister Scraggs.
are of the opinion that this government
would be better represented by an add.
tional naval vessel, with an officer oi
high rank in command, in the southern
waters, pending settlement of the in
terneclne troubles now agitating that
republic.
1t is stated that no word has been re-
ceived Of late from the minister in Ven
.ezuela, that the occasion demanded q
stronger naval show, and the Chicago is
only sent as precautionary meas
ure to assist the Concord and Kearsarge.
Accom- panying Admiral Walkers orders
are instruct 'ons, the nature of which the
officials refuse to divulge, but it is be-
lieved that he is directed to pursue q
vigorous course in dealing with the situ-
alton, especially in connection with for
eign aggression, and to protect Ameri-
can lives and property, should it become
necessary. misunderstood the Chicago
will proceed to Laguayra without touch
ing at any port en- route, and that she
will 90 with all possible haste.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11

THE "Fool-Killer" is the latest por-
tent in Los Angeles journalism. Volume
l, No. 1, lies on our table. 1t is neat,
geographically, and sprightly in its
rtterances. 1t has big job before it if il
can get half way around the class which
it has antagonized. 1t ought to be re-
membered that the saturnine Car.
lyle once said: "There are thir.
ty millions OF people in Great
Britain, and they are nearly all fools.''
If the came proportion holds good in
this country. and the fool-kil]er gets in
it's bloody work, the Aceldama and Col
gotha of old will not be circumstance
to the havoc which will be shortly
wrought in this fair land of ours.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11

ELSEWHERE appears the advertisement
for the primaries for the Democratic
county convention. 1t seems to us that
at no time during the past ten years has
there been better opportunity for a
Democratic victory along the whole line
than exists today. The Republican
leaders have simply flouted the better
element of their party, and have lei
down the barriers to their opponents
The ringsters have had the one merit q
standing by their guns. This is by nc
means the fret time that men have
shown courage in bad cause. Mean
while, in order that the Democracy
should benefit by this splendid oppor
tunity, it is essential that the best ma
terial in the party should come to the
front.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11
AN INCENDIARY FIRE.

Company without tho Use of Water.
This morning about 80 a. m. still
alarm was turned in from the corner OF
Los Angeles and Third streets. caused
by the burning of secondhand furni-
ture store, owned by @. H. Strong, of
265 South Los Angeles. The fire de-
partment was promptly on hand, and
did effective work. The origin of the
fire is unknown at this writing, but is
supposed to be OF an incendiary nature.
The place was insured for $500, and the
damage is estimated $3.50. The chem
ical engine company put out the fire
without the use of any water.