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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05
DONDERT.
LAMBERT HAMBLET0NIAN
STALLION.
LAMBERT

HELION.
This splendid trotting- bred Stallion was
foaled June Sd, 1888, and is the perfection
OF equine beauty: stands 16 hands high
weighs nearly 100 lbs, color, blood bay
with star and left hind foot and ankle
white, fine flowing name and tail, black
points, gated exactly like his sire, Lam
bertus, the fastest and handsomest entire
son of Daniel Lambert.
PEDlGREE.-Sire, LAMBERTUs, No.
2263, 4-year- old ice record, 2.27, 9th heat
Full brother to Aristos 2.27 "a, Adele J.
2.33 IA, Annie Page 2.27 IA, Champlain
2.36, M. Y. ID. Colt 2.2S 1-2, Lambertus
sired, in his first season, Lamberta, IL
mile lis, Arabella, winner of 3-yr.-old
race at Middlebury, March It'll, 1888, 2.30
2.29, 2.32. Next season, Claremont, trial
2.36 as 3-yr.-old, Sir Thomas, 2.30, and
other fast ones. He was considered the
most promising Lambert Stallion but died
when ten years old.
Lambertus, sired by Daniel Lambert, the
greatest Morgan sire OF trotters, with IS
in 2.30 list. Dam, the great brood mare
FannyJackson, too well known to need
description.
Donbert's dam, Donette, a very fast
mare, never trained, considered by good
judges capable OF entering the go list
sired by Don Giovanni, record, 2.35, trial
half in 1.09, one seasons training. Con
OioNdnIl' SiFeu Dy nam ptOns son OF mann
bletonian 10, his dam by Volunteer, the
greatest sire of Campaigners, by Hamble-
tonian 10. Donette's dam, Lady Burridge,
fast road mare sired by a grandson of
sherman Morgan.
Donbert promises to sire both speed and
beauty, being an inbred Morgan through
its best branch with the best of Hamble-
tonian crosses. His sire, Lambertus trot-
ted at Mystic Park in 2.1S and he and his
full brother Aristos have trotted double a
mile in 2.21.
the farm of the subscriber. Terms $500
to warrant or 5000 for the season. have
complied with the law and shall claim its
benefits. No business done on Sunday.
II. P. RIF0RD,
Willow Farm, South Randolph, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05
CommIssion.rs Not.c..

FsIate OT AIlNA 3. IINI y.
The Undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Hartford COM
nlssonrrs. to receive examine. and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
tdna Cloud late Of Royalion. IN said Dist.
deceased. and all claims exhibited In Offset there
TO-. hereby give notice fhai will meet for thepur
poses Aforesaid. az the Cascadnae House IA RoyaltOn
ga TIE 2fth Say ~ May and 2th dav of
sept. next from 10 O'Clock pm. until O'Clock J.. NJ
on each Of sald DAYS and tliai six months from
the 22d dav Oi March A. D.. 1892 Is the time limit
"A bv said Court for said cre prs 10 present their
claims to Us Tor examination aId allowance.
Dated at lsOyalion. this % day OF Ma y AID. 20.
ID. G.. sTEABNS. I Commits
ORAGE z Al LEN. slnners. go
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, $
ITCAS COUNTY

LUCAS COUNTY
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath tnat ne
is the senior partner OF tne nrIn o. - a. -
CHEyEY a Co., doing business in the City
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid and d
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
nv presence, this 9Th day of December, A.
D., 1856.
a. W. GLEASON,
SEAL NotarwPubiic.
Halrs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimo-
''' FL. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
a-s- Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05

Highest of all Leavenng Power-Late u S. Govt Report
RE,A!:,!.!! B Bsxdsg,!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

The best spring medicins is dose or two Of
ST. Patriek's Pills. They not only physc but
cleanse the whole system and purify the blood
alton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05
Stranord.

About a dozen OF our young people at
tended the dramatic entertainment given
by the pupils at Thetford Academy last
Friday eve.
The engine was moved up to Justin
Slack's farm to saw lumber for the bed
stead shop last Monday.
Roy Hatch returned from Nashua last
week Tuesday.
nephew Of Lewis Hall from Mass. pur.
chased the Walbridge farm of Hiram Bar
rett.
At the session of the National Academy
of Science DIR. s. G. Chandler had n paper
on Laws on the Variation OF Latitude, also
one on the Causes of Variations of Period
in the Variable Stars. There seems to be
but one opinion expressed as to the ex-
treme value of DIR. Chandler's researches,
and the National Academy has granted to
him the sum Of $500 with which to investi-
gate the subject further, says the Boston
Evening Transcript.
A few weeks ago the New York Tribune
made honorable mention of two OF STRAIT
ford's townmen, DIR. S. G. Chandler and
Hon. Justin s. Morrill,, in the same paper.
The age of Lucius Carpenter was 50 yrs,
not Mrs Chandler. who was young wo-
man.
Miss Emma Moses opens scoool with 26
pupllS. OtutIn are "a lcetiNS ~ tpAHt III
soon.
Ruby Harding teaches in New Boston
this season.
Miss Smith of Fairlee teaches the school
in South STAFFORD.
Frank Titus has moved into his new
home.
Mrs. Geo. Chandler Is spending this week
in her old home at Plainheld, n. II.
Mrs. Pulsifer OF Derby Line made a
short visit at her brothers, n. B.Cobb, last
week
F. F. Walker played Lass Friday night
in Lebanon, \. H., and plays several even
ings in different places this week.
Mrs. Geo. f. Hyde OF Washington, DC,
has fine boy born April 20.
Leonard Kent came from Pompa Friday
to spend the Sabbath.
r. A. Hatch returned from Boston Fri
day.
Miss George Of Boston and Miss Lena
George of West Fairlee were in town FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cove have a boy
about a week old.
Chas. Linton commenced drawing milk
to Thetford Centre May I'd.
Miss Pierce has been busy making grad
uating dresses the past week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05

Don't Try 10 be too economical when
Won paint.-The saving Of three or four
dollars in the c. ST OF your paint is gener-
ally false economy. Your dealer in paint
tells you il will take so many gallons TO
paint your mouse. Then comes in your
economy. You near OF paint that IS y
cents less per gallon than the Chiffon
Paint. You know that the Chiffon brand
is a standard paint, made from the best
materials. Now why don't the Chiffon
Manufacturing Co., sell il for 25 cents less
per gallon? They can't afford it, ana you
can't afford to save that 25 cents.
The best paint is the cheapest in the end.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24
BALMT SPRING..


Get my th.st prottt'tur nlt. my yti:et rarmuffa
Ny thi:k chincAlIA ul..:,, III, t1,'''1s PLASTER
Give nc II 1uis4ine cap~4'. my dtT"pins heart
In th.tr, IL -. .....
AntI dont f',rkrt ,ns rusfnr tto1.. TOR ballny
el,fluE il herr. !:
t>..e the 4lldrrsHkcr mia oE'aih n~!":ta' rnte.
Ark tug erAiiroad uEsot II hr'A= 1T tttr w ~
freight: -: =: = :--
buy Il ,.'>swootl caslet and lave tic t'ars"n
:t4vAr. ~* >~"==> **s. *::*: ==::4:: ~" j. :
For must "u1k abroad t1dA> ~*and bal'ny
*t'rtt|4: "*: b st'*fet '|=1t: " ** > II =
Tlt1 4o 10 liz a;rs'e yar't Ant el,oo@e t4and-
:=< sfsl44tt ntnnHt r. # :**::.: ***=*.
Hire Mi .t5 iu1i5t t ,s;afta you liaw - noan.
haHe >ls l''r.'' w. e tik*afet ~ 'en eoaeI't* " IN
For u4u., u, dawn tunn :>alay ~at1tl halmy
49, e:'ri,11 ri i"tt:.. ::=: :* @ -
Lay nle pt4 ii xnnlI> slaie* wl4nse tr<ts kihx In
- the trsHr; ** u ::
DuAl lut hhtli> aro,l;:1 NY srAte. they're not
tho proper cit.te+3: T: "::* IT, 81:
Give tuy tnsr1 tH,ewsli 10 all nay friend. and
tor1lfAtlr~ lHnr.:">:: r. .::*.
And tel! tA.:tn t. remain indoor, wAen bal.ny
ht,r!uE H. lcre
~>4x York Evening Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24
A Silver COE,t&.lIttDlt.

WASn1S0Iu$, April 33.-The ph~
tionul silver committee, ut It's meeting
tn~day, decided to Gull h national ht~
metallic convention to i1l.et IN tf1s city
on Thur-day, May :6, 1so!. The for
NAL call, which will be accompanied
by a bii-f sddrts ss, will he issued to-
tnorr Nv evening.
While 1t IL All omen secret that the
president i. endeavoriDg to secure an
International conference On the silver
question, the closest reticence In regard
to the whole subject Ia maintained at
the While House and the treasury de~
partment. =. Dana Horton, as con~
tideutial representative Of this govern
| nent, 6As 4peut year or more among
the financial officers of the govern
ment, of Great Britain, France, Pru~-
aIu, Austria and I:aly for the purpose
Of ascertaining their Views on the sub
ject f Il hi metallic standard, and he
has made elaborate private :eport4 "f
thu results Of his mission. He II now
In Washington, and II frequent sis
! ltur to the s:ntt nna treasury DEPART
mr,l,.. Since hi+ return frutn Europe
! the correspondence ~ this ~uIitct has
been wholly with our ministers at the
foreign capitals.
It IN -Aih TINT the rtpnt'A rtc+lv*d It
ft.n the different countries have III j..
ti+t3 tie rreeic+nt ~ tue uHvi-utllltv
f nn Irlerna,i"nal e. 'erenc*. Aud he
| ha~ practically drciirH to 1rke the i'll
jtintiye ia the mister. 1t j. uinegsto a
Hut ht will ~uUn send IA :. e:lHl ine1-
sage to Cnngre~1 transmitting The cor
re-rOli.ltsl*t tn til" subject.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24

atd ht.|F dnz II +:iurp> !n'ter, points
ed their Euh> In that direction.
When the bridge WAS pHAsrd the
trail lid through II bunch Of willows
and htte u T. m"j r txpttt Il tr,uhlt.
The WIltnW- were VI thick that it Wn-
in,IuA1 tie tn iiInrct1 t"tn tWn abreast i.
and ~ lht runid WA> ~1ttlraWn FROM
the -itlt at The cn'tlenItn, md single:
tll+ WA~ the order Ut mAfch. .~ i.
Tnl. would tl~v- httn u,i excellent
~vU for>:uu ambush, Artl ttt Mir
knew it. hut ti- trar~ wtrt +ru1nd!t>= j.
~ hi RI t1tnntnl da hui ;ntu tie cirar
ht>' nd, Snr,l1I Angus r"unlHti "t1 his
COW h,y-, n'uI hu1tchtd nu ii kh"':.
they watched the trfn't'4 pa,s nut If
sight, Kuatuii9g the Mtt,> they w. u't'
have given nlnl'+~t anything tn ltavr
:.tlltn hold Of. A. tlle tatl~aEen can4t:
n,.">,:- The luntlt -otritont ~houltt1, ,
"Good byt, White Coi is" Yell alter
veil re1, The u'r. u,id whet!'rg their
hnr@e+, "Ked'' AnK,.S -luwly led Llh
'n'luwtr- bnck t. Buffalo.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24

WASn1>GTo>, April 80 itch. Jnhn
B. Sanbnrn Of IT. Paul -lt1ii. in S''n~
Ator Duvi>' committee ro1m t""hnv
.uld: "Tl- Stnt- q: Miunt-ntn aud
the entire northwest t. for Hn1rt-nn
No other name h Enentluue'l; 40 other
nnn Will ht in il. uute.@.' lie addict
It 'lectiveIy, '*:hc ptop'e's idol might
consent to accept, aud 'heu hiAine
would he nonnt a:e'l by accAmation. y
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24

Sealed proposals. addressed 10 the
undersigned, will be received and
opened at = o'clock p. III. of Saturday,
April 30, 1882. tnr Pool.Sttltug, Rar
und Lunch privileges on the Miles
CIV race track for tht June meeting.
Bids 10 be made for eAch separately
aud endorsed Oh the outside Of the en-
velope "Proposai- for ...... ...........,'
filing the blank with the nan1e OF the
privilege bid for. The association re-
serves the right tn reject any or a't
bid.. A certified check for twenty (20)
per Cent of the hid must accompany
each proposal as a guarantees ot good
! faith. These checks will be returned
to the bidders III all cases where bio
il not accepted, and In the case Of an
| accepted bid the check will be cons'd-
cred In part payment of ths amount
hid. H. nj. MORAN,
Secty. C. e. II. F. & s. Asan.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24
A Million F"rlend*.

A friend in need is n friend iEdeed,
and not les4 than one million people
have found just such (tiead In DR..
Kiug's New Discovery for coneump-
tiou, coughs aud colds.-If you have
never used this great cough medicine,
one trial will convince you that 1t has
wonderful curative powers In all throat
and lung diseas.s. Each bottle III
guaranteed Ia do all that IT IL claimed
or money will he refunded. Trial bot~
tles free at ". +. SavHge's. Large
bottles 50 els aud t1.O0.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24
"A Ktu1l,le Thr,uE Ii Nnl,<lcrlAutl.'

For several yrar. past General Pas-
senger Agent Fee Of the n. r. r. r.
has excited the wonder aud adnira-
tIou Of everybody, railroad men in
cluded. oy the elegant advertising
matter that be has scattered broadcast
over the country. settling forth In both
illustration and story, tho beauties Of
travel over the Northern Pacific road.
Books that would grace center table
80 specimens OF art have been freely
distributed to all, and the inevitable
re>ult has been that the Wonderland
Route' has carried a majority of the
people going across the continent. But
high as the standard has been In the
past, the publication of this year, en-
titled "a Ramtle Through Wonder-
land" exceeds oil previous etforte and
sets up a standard nf It's own. The
unique and richly embossed cover,
| handsome though it IS. is but nn in
different snnple Of what IL within.
One hundred phges Of charming de"
scriptive writing, printed in The clean'
est of type upon the most sat!ny o1
paper, and generously embelllsl,ed
with phutoKravure illustrations Of the
many wonders Of the company's em'
pire, combine to make the most ar
tistic and beautiful advertising book
ever put out. Mr.. Fee Ia certainly Il
he congratulated on his repeated sue
ceseea in this line, and particularly o1
hts latt fftnrt.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24

William COrker WAS found muir
de1ed on the Crnw reservation four
teen miles from Big Timber Thursday
last. THE parties who jonnd the body
tonk him to bis home In Park county
1t is claimed that Corker llus had the
reputation Of being connected with tht
rustlers. Whether this is the imuledi
ate cause of his death fs not known
There Ia no clue to the inurderers
| Officers are working Oh the oa>e.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24


Herr. il Il et}at111t. which might le
rl:4s>t.u as II curiosity Ut advertising:
St.IppEKS
for la'lies should never be Used
ltps.
SPANNING
plKif 'SE>
careful m,tltre. with un1711y chill
drt.lL will bt presented fine, well
made rattan curpet heater with every
11lir uf >hU's. Tho wearing quality
Of our slippers will not then l." tn"
,lan%t:rrd lv using them for correct
inv un0 eha>t1si,@ purposes.
Bring the hoy with YOU, and we
vii! show yu>1 how to 1s>s< tie carpet
beater. B,ut and Shoe Recorder.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24
%tit II f,nrntIt4.

A couple u friends ,neet. "Whatever
i5 til: matter with yt,: You look quite
Absorltd"
My first has the li:cuI,, my second
has the chicken pox all my third tho
scarlutinA.'
And your wlolt:"
My whole: What nonsense: was
talking about my childrr1., you 1nuff. "-:
Clroniuue
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24


DO you warrant this bicycle to be
gentle2"
II don't understand you, sir. -
II want to know about its llabitA
The last bicycle had not only threw
me, but whirled about as I struck the
ground and jumped all over 1ne. "--
Harpers Bazaar.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24

Thu alcohol pr.<>.4s Of obtaining
sugar from cane *irup h;&s .'evolu~
tio1ized sugar Milking from that
source, The process J., very simple,
and it il said that but p"r cent. OF
alcohol used is lost. t.-New ! ork Jour
nal,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24

aid the cleaning barrels Of the cur
hines damptned The ard"r ct the llorse~
Mtn.
Standing ut small hridge some
little distance ahead were three men
with rifle. tn shoulder, apparently
ready fire. They thought better ol It,
however. when The troops were halted
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-24
C}lrollitlue.

Bobby says TINT he has completely
reformed since y.''1 accepted him. :
"Ye.. hc says sna1ched him ont OF
the jnw1 If death. out ct the mouth ct
hell, l;,..}; tt :!an l'.rr Hundred. ."-Life.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-06-12
II Was SuDk &c Law.

HrNn after be be2ar prac.ice in P.ks,
along IN 1853 ar ls9. Capt. Morrow
sas pltLsd Ggairst 4. l.. LyGcIs. 81
st. LOu.s, IN Il c;ps-s before Il Justic.
~ tic Pace up IN PIX" TD"nsh.p,
-iCrD Z !-G'afa i. ur~1~i ia broad
daylight :. inI d Republican,. SINE
brT the c.ima'n 81 taat rich cri ~
Pho is not conducive y: the health
ri k@puD!icrns. and Ike huE's teeth
they arc crtrsm"ly yrIrce. Morrow
b"d no Cae.. Dui he had "hnt fro
IucntIy II jGl. ~ gOyd-thr riD-3ng
speech. LJucks made q great dis
play u reading the lay from n lot o
bDDks hc had Nth him. when
"fnrrO~'s turn came h0 spoke about
nlmos, everything ngs.p. the case
md wound up by saying:
"Gcrtlcncn % the JTIy, Mr. TOunks
cprlia't fad my :!in@nuri Inv 10 bn-k
him up. flo is Now Yorker, and All
thIs stuff rs has been renting was
manufactured in Vow England. The
LOUH ppcal;g FOR it-cif, and ahDwa that
IL wan published IN boston, Mnss.
Such hiRhiaiutin law may do Tor
Yankees, who live on baked L"rn5
and c0liish, but IL IN an insult To- your
intelligence u Try 10 ram il dow Tia
threats Oi honest Missouri farmers
IL won't do for this latitude. ..up
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-06-12
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-06-12
..ISDIvIDc.L .pi1Irro-St-
HE-sTG-

There has b7,a IS xTeAi f'.;sf ot hit
birds a. the result u Pre'5=ai dar-
Yiso.fs o~bs>,salisa " ih- eN:f=p'So-
ent u the Wroybi hat h. I'D Dot b-
ii-s. III. ~roGyssiso', 81 aiHo-arois
5uld h. cy1l'o.!sd By -:EdIE1d9A!
disapfrHntmrstz.N
Bx Ton iGeI came fire: 70 The
gr"uad, NTH this ch~ararts'ls;'c
sYtnak: Il mad bat ;rO easais 10
:iaine. one u thsD Dir. Harrison
plsLya~I 30. III the States pT~1.
mi the other b. ayYoiate1 n cl
II n:5 Hr. feed nOuId s1pgo-t F'sn
IiS arcienl e=srIy. Blaigs, ~ D.cE- -
Grl.s: HaTisoa.
If@ o:he. b; biris DID N, c2oHTa
- Pre- Le.:s iDsp.GDsGeh- - s-rI
plain rorIs ~ -,hs Siza frJn isIas
EGmr-r T-o- ezp.oyt1, Hg: iEeI'
Eri.y aces are =sI EEDEn
Sr. F.4.t rssy 10: have b@en the
dlsg-sa;'-I hts=r whom Attorney
Geazial jiillsr RAD in mind sh-n Re
E4.5, 'Thsgs aF- nso iDf EhD1a pa
Gao psrr. dy s~cDC-a."DI; ~ Ess r.
sl4at!y IN eyegU>dy'E Sir1. he ms
b--- gs~s- rio go H8:lr- cE,ovg!
81 ih@ pa;rDozg+ II SsT Io:Z Inc
i-.t.4i adroat Of ErnarGi's aypgiat-
n.7, a. CJ3l-s.Yr Eas cell z:01zi for
IT, hi- ssbg@lgsa. rsfEOTa! "A go
ay,yiHtHraI u Pass !0gay tat
gas@,t zcd stiersaGGsH his S=-ca-
"a Hcadn:Ez- Bot Ill o. tais zP
p4rsuily has n: cau@zi Hr Plan "
fc,,a, OF io:-ige ES=4.9eai iIeTEa-LE
fa1r1rs - sDry.nt hin Ss=I.t-;! o!
tie Tr=asgy.
ir. ClrEg5a WAITED IN bs = ,ul!-
fdgei C-1iGs. officer. lie =1 pat
III NTH al sppJILtmsat Is zsL1@Lt
g. |sp.max-T. ann sEGTs Fs>JfI
10 p0!itics cyn.3EUai u MS ruiz 10
Fai-irya BIZ cJTrEp:.gu ignJ iDr Q lzy
u u.s.. "a promoting lie election ii
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sLAUGHiT!J. Op HALLWAY EM.
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rro'rsaor H. e. Adam, 81 the Uni.
Tcrzity .! Hichi2an, zno il the rts.
historian II tho lntsrstGts Commerce
C,ntn,as ..., ragEaI a ~E;nt4naat Z.
tLs juno FDrum ri tms startling rec.
ord ~ deaths and scGidcntA To ~raiINay
e'"piDJ g., and prDpotes d remedy b;
gDg.rnmegtal action.
Tne fDJT"Iug atartling showing ~
dst.ha AMI acc!isnt8 " rail %ay en-
plOYo- ~ male by hin:
TD.m nanUDsr Of railway ern.
ylDyng iaIl kinda ..........7iGt3Jl
S.Ib.r RiiisI IN one year.... 2IJl
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I.is m one Death for ever 3pj
aud ono iriuy for every ~ men on.
p!yyeL GyHhntng the statement T.
thgGs o~a.p'DyeB engaged directly in
tbs bindiing 81 trains, that IL tD Say,
euGj rgeGa, HrGHeO, Conductors and
O.I1r ;r.inaDeI, thu results arc Lcyond
th5 experience III my other buBinez3
~ tfHdp.
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hunycr injured ~ n yca'.. I3.lT2
This ",sI.a ~ death Tor eyory lOJ
ord . inirg FOR every ~ men on.
guIeI 40 hiGdling trains. IN no other
employment, not egcn IN mining,
"hlGh ian inDst dangerous occupation,
can snah results DO ghOYn.
So tD the chrsf caUsGi 0f dosthg md
iujTricg, tbs total numb.r killed ~
coupling AID ]uncOupiing cara was
DjJ. Gnd Tho number injured wng T..
si4; viii" tho total nufnber killed. In
fuI!tH3 from trains and engin"s waa
!Oi gTi tho Total number iDiurrd Yas
2,Ub That IL u my, 3I0i per cent.
al The total number ~ d"nt1s and 1851
per cent ~ tho total number 81 IN.
inrIca susiGinGd by railway empIryca
resulted whilo coupling sara Or got.
ting brakes.
Out 81 n total ~ I,I0j,0i2 cars uend
IN frDiRht service, there ur" but 51,PJ
jttcd Win eutOmhtic coupIors and but
lOO.3aD oquippah ~itlI train brnkcr.
We eau @tli uDdorstnnd. 10 thn IigiiJ
~ such agurcs, when tnkon Ia con.
uectoD With tho fnot shat thcfe nro
f,riy four different kinds Of couplore
sad nino kipdp ~ tfa,n brakes In ac.
tinI u@, Tint aoecaIlol safety np
p.thn -, ~ NJ pfcsoni uLpl, increase
r"ther tuaH hrctoheo tho dnDgOr q
fltiwW ompioymcnt
Mi Adams advocated the adoption
bJ tbs Government ~ form nppli.
hn'"Hs Tor coupling, md tho f,Qniro-
'D"n, that ell rouds should ugo them
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