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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10

The Congregationalist, that sterling
and reliable religious paper, has changed
from the blanket sheet magazine form
and is now one Of the handsomest, as
well as the best, family papers in the
country. 1t ought to be in every fam
ily as it always exerts healthful in
fueuce.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10

Whooping cough, Group, sore throat, in
fiuenza, bronchitis, cold and cough are at
once relieved and positively and perma
nently cured by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
the Incompatible remedy for all pulmona-
~ and throat affections.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10
POULTRY AND HORSE REVIEW.

This is the name of new monthly
paper printed at Burlington and edited
by l.. b. Lord, practical and success
ful breeder in both classes. Each num-
Der contains a pages, handsomely
printed on heavy book paper, profusely
Illustrated and full of practical articles
which every man who, keeps hens or
horses, ought to read. The papers,
without exception, say il is the best pc
riodical of its class in the country. 1t
is 81. year, at which rate we will
furnish it 20 any subscriber.
OUR OFFER.
To the person sending the first year.
ly subscription for the HERALD, re-
ceived by us each week day, by mail,
we will give years subscription to
this magazine. Also, for the first sub
scription received each afternoon, we
will give years subscription. The
only condition we ask is that parties
say, when subscribing, that they want
the magazine. The letters will be
opened as they come from the mail
without regard as TO where they are
from, and all will have an equal chance
to get first-class, practical magazine
absolutely free if they subscribe or re-
new for 1898 soon. We shall give
away 100 copies of the magazine and
then withdraw the offer, so act now
EDITOR.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10
The TRIBUNE.

Tie N. Y. Tribune offer will be with
drawn Dec. 1st. Till then you can get both
papers one year for only s1.25.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10

The St. Johnsbury Caledonian did
itself proud in the report of the recent
disastrous fire in that beautiful village,
publishing cuts of the blocks before and
after the fire, stroke of enterprise
never before attempted in the state.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10

The St. Johnsbury Daily Republican
continues to improve every day. 1t is
bright, newsy and readable and evil
dently fills long-felt want in that part
Of the state as, contrary to custom and
10 the expectations of its projectors, it
has paid handsome profit on the first
six months business.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10
EDITORIAL.
1---- s------ = e.. 80 - 81 7-0-~----
Cleveland Elected
special Despatch to the HERALD.
New York, Nov. ., PM.
New York, Nov. ., 8 PM.

Cleveland appears to have carried
Illinois by from 5000 to 5000 and is
probably elected. Fnll returns from
Illinois and other close western states
may change the result but this seems
improbable.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10

The most important measure before
the Legislature is III. lS6, reported
unanimously by the Committee on Ed
ueaiion, which has been ordered to a
third reading this Thursday morning
by vote Of lis to o.
1; establishes the town system of
schools throughout the State. Il pro-
vides a simple, plain law that cannot
be misunderstood, and one that will be
sure to make the common schools bet
ter. 1t ought to pass and, Judging by
all advices from Montpelier, it will
pass. The simple truth is, the people
have become tired of this everlasting
tinkering of the school laws, each sue
cessive law being worse than the one
that preceded it; and we believe they
are now ready to try a measure that
has given every town in the state which
has tried it, better schools, and one
that has been adopted and is working
successfully in nearly all the other New
England states. The Supt. of Educa-
tion and all the leading educators of
the State are positive that there is no
other system that viii give as good re-
suits. The time has come to adopt it
and We hope and believe 1t viii become
the law Of the State.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10

The two first issues of Godey's Mag
aziue under the new management are
at hand. A very great improvement
has been made in this old-time favor
ite and it is now as handsome and
readable magazine as there is print
ed. It costs only three dollars a year
and is fully equal to the four-dollar
magazines. Send for specimen copy.
1t Is published in New York and is for
sale by all newsdealers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

spirit M before man was.
Man may, Tor hi- own individual
sins, however hidoou5 thcy may be, by
suffering the penalty %: tue law, and
due repentance Tor sin, lind himself
again where mercy reigns supreme,
till through the catalogue OF crime he
reaches that Of shedding Innocent
blood or II denying the Christ after
knowingHim by tho power Of the Holy
Ghost, 80 that be cannot be again re-
ncwed into repentance. When with
his knowledge man Of choice commits
their "sin unto DEATH" there IL no
his name given by which he can be
saved. From such condition there Is
no provision In redtmptlon's plan by
which he may be fansOmed from the
power Of him who makes these his
angels 10 all eternity, as he did one
third OF the hosts Ol heaven, who fell
with him to rise no more.
by tho giving OF Ills life and the
shedding OF Ills blood Christ became
tho Redeemer OF the world. Tho rae.
rliice was accepted because no greater
could be made. BY II man was ran.
somod from the ELECTS and cOnse.
quences Of tue original transgressl1n.
All men born Into the world must
come In n state OF Innocence. Tho
Father haa recognized this condition,
and afforded the necessary protection
to the child by holding lis parents
responsible for its life until years Of
personal accountability nre acquired;
whom the acceptance Of the ntOnemont
by the creature must appear by com.
plying with the same rules, ami by
yielding obedience to the same laws,
by which the one making tae atone.
ment 10 governed. by conform.
ing his life 10 those require.
ments, he ls permitted to again
dwell In the presence Of the Father as
he did before the fall, and ne Christ
doesnow, upon His right hand, making
intercrssion for those who are His, 10
the end TINT they may be one with tho
Father, ns He Is one with Him. To
those who do this lie has promised,
IAN that My Father hath shall be
given unto them.n
This IA the highest contamination
possible to contemplate as the glorious
result Of mans mission TO earth, to he
like God the Father, possessing thrones,
Kingdoms, prlncipalities and powers,
with the eternal increase Of endless
llyes In worlds without eud.
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been, nor ever will DO revealed to
mon.
All Others than these, whatever bc
their condition, whether In this world
or In the world 10 come, or the spirlts
In thu paradise Of God, the mercy Of
Col, by virtue Of Chrl-ts Rtoning
blood. has Claim upon them.
Mercy, considered a. principle or
as an attribute Of Deity, Is from ever.
lasting 10 everlasting. "rhe mercy OF
God endnreth forever" IL IL the great
distinguishing feature Of His charaC.
ter In dealing with H.s children. II Is
evidence OF His love, under the In.
iuence Of which Justice IL ever
administered. but In its application 90
Individual merit 1t only follows such
acts " the children " men AS are
prompted by tho same spirit as Is In
Him who " the fountain aud source
thereof. Acts OF love are acts Of mercy
and the test OF love is keeping the law.
No wilful violation OF law has any
claim on mercy. Justice ever demands
a vlnlicatiOn OF the law, and TO ap-
pease that demand the penalty attach
cd must be endured. BY suffering
such penalty the trausgressor atDnes
for his individual guilt, when mercy
again claims the creature rs free from
the bondage OF SIM aud within the
realm Of her loving kindness and re.
deeming power.
For their individual sins all men
may endure tho punishment affixed to
the violation OF each and every law Of
their being and exallatlon, anu where
Justice is satisfied, they may by re.
penianue and obedience bo restored to
tho mercy and grace OF God, aud learn,
n David did. that their souls shall not
be left In he'll, because Gods Holy One
did not see corruption.
by virtue Of His power over death,
and acquiring all other power both In
heaven and ON earth, He viii nj last,
when He accounts TO the Father, have
tho honor aud glory Of saying; CORAL
thou hast given me have lost none,
save those who are sons OF perdition."
All will be permitted 10 dwell In some
one OF the many mansions which are
prepared In the Fathers house u some
One OF the gloTies OF the kingdoms
which represent the glOrles OF the re.
deemed, from the celestial TO the
celestial, the greatest Of all.
Gas by one man came death, 80 by
One came the resurrection" by virtue
OF which all men will be restored 10
that immortal state In which man was
found before the sentence Of death was
passed upon him. The spirit and body
again united viii constitute the Inn
mortal soul, living where there IL no
death, having passed beyond tue limits
OF It's power, aud where, like God, he
may see AS he i9 seen and undo rktRul
all that relates to his being OF the past,
the present and that which is TO come.
In that condition he will comprehend
the mercy OF God in the reward Of the
faithful; aud tbs justice OF God In the
punishment Of the wicked, as planned
in the councils NJ the eternal ones no.
fore tho earth was formed or man en-.
tered upon the sphere OF time-hls tenn.
porary probation; and without which
lie could never DO an immortal soul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

From the condition eutailoi upon
the entire human rnce by the trlnsgrts.
sion OF one, " was deuread that ali
should be- redeemed through the Obcd.
fence Of One--that n In one all died
spiritually, by being east out from the
Fathers presence, so Ia one should nll
be made alive aud come back into His
presence again,
The ntonomcnt, therefore, mustbe as
far reaching In its redoemihg power as
was the fall Ia ils consequence; other.
wise II would b1 incomplete, only par.
tlnl In its application, and whom, and
where, aud to whom u would be In
operative could never he determined.
This once admitted as being possible,
would destroy all faith In the mercy
and Justice OF God, an, one who IL emo
respecler OF persons.N
The atoucmcnt was made and
accepted by the Father for the express
purpose Of bringing man back into the
presence Of his maker; consequently,
must be applicable to man during the
entire period OF time he must endure
Punishment from that presence,
whether In the body, or TO the spirit
out OF the body, until they unitedly, as
the soul of man, IN Immortality come
10 the immortal presence, where there
viii be no more death as there was
none before.
This involves tho extent or limits Of
the claim Of mercy upon the creature,
before reaching the bounds Of justice;
Tor one can never he permitted TO tres
pass upon the other, These two differ
ont nttributest OF Deity have each their
active fleld NJ operation, and are never
found in conflict with each other.
Mercy exlends just ns far as the
ntOnement IN eillcaCiOus, and 30 long as
that "a applicable TO tue creature he Ia
within the jurisdiction Of mercy, and
may lay claim to all Its advantages
aud powers by complying with the
terms, which are faith, repentance an
obedience. These demand and secure
forgiveness with divine power.
None are entirely out Of the reach Of
redemption by virtue OF Christ's atone
ment until they become angels 10 the
devil. They can only become such by
first showing that Jesus Is the Christ,
10y faith and obedience to His will, and
receiving the Holy Ghost, and then
altogether turning away from and do.
nying Him by which they put Him to
an open shame, aud virtually cruelty
Him afresh to themselves, and assent
10 the shedding Of His innocent blood.
This places all such In more fear
ful condition even than tine
Jews wera in when they actual
w accomplished his death. Jesus
prayed the Father to forgive them for
they knew not what they did. But
for those who have once known Him,
that He IL the Roieemcr, by the Holy
Ghost, which bears witness Of both
the Father and the Son, there IL no
forgiveness In this world nor In the
world 10 come. 1t 10 written Of all
such that where Got aud Christ dwell
they cannot come, worlds without end,
They are not only deprived Of the
Fathers presence, lost to rcdemptlon's
power, but the end Of their torment and
suffering no man knows; 1t has not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

hest looking Of the great Inillionairos Of
the American republic. The second
richest mwn Is Astor, with $4,000, 600.
while II Norcross. tho dynamite crank.
had succeeded in his design on MIR Rus.
tull sage, Lo would h,We scattered
abroad the fragments OF tho third rich
cot man III the Union and tho posseaEgr
OF 500, 100000.
The last figuring puts tho capital in.
vested In business In this great and
growing country at $4,000, 200, 900.
There arc seventeen persons living in
Now Ycrl; city whose POSSESSIONS amount
10 81 900, 900, 900, and 1t may DO mon.
toned that thrco-fourths Of the richest
men in fhe country live IN New Hosk.
Many made their fortunes In tho west,
however, and went Ia New York 70 W.
crease and spend thain Ut tho enne time.
10 that tho great wealth OF Now York
represents millions aud even billions
gathered M IN tho west.
The richest woman in hcs own right
IN the country is probably Hotty Green,
the owner Of eortainlyn not less than $iO,-
oOO,OOJ, made chiefly "by her own eker.
tous.' At tho rate Hotty Is still saving
her honest pennies, II she lives long
enough fho will yet rank among the
hundred milliouaircs.
1t Is assorted that there arc 10 men
IN our plain and simple rcpablic tina.
are wo.th on an average $37GC0.Q00
apiece, There are $50 worth over $40.
0O1,IOO each. Among owners OF the
cloth mills Of New England alone arc
80 mcn with lortunos Of from $780,.
900 10 AO,OOO,ooo apiece. As TO the
men worth ono 10 three millions, there
mo 80 many scattered over Tho land tl.lt
the humber cannot be calculated. Yot
oven twenty-five years ago fortune of
million WIS considered larger than one Of
ten millions Is today. Cur ideas enlarge
along with cur wealth A notable point
Is the immonso fortunes that belong IN
California, The many millionod men ia
Chicago como next 10 those Of Now
York IN number, One is surprised
finally to find how many persons worth
two millions and over there are in do
troit and in Michigan generally
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
CHRIST AND MAN.

How far the atonemcnt OF Christ Is
available In ila application 10 mans
redemption, is question that has been
discussed by faI-reaohing minds, both
In the light Of theory, and OF rovela-
lion. On the possibility aud hope Of
redemption depends entirely the virtue
and efficacy Of ths atonement. IL
virtually becomes tho Alpha aud
Omega, the very foundation upon
which must be reared the entire
structure Of the On ristian religion.
Aud without correct understanding,
true conception Of this principle,
there can be no living faith, no abld-
lug hope In mau's redemption from
his fallen and sinful condition, de.
pTlved OF his Fathers presence and
favor.
The life, character aud mission OF
Jesus Christ 10 earth, presents such u
contrast with that Of ordinary man,
mat II has been difficult 10 rncoguize
lhe Tact that they are Of the same
family, children of the same Father
anu destined to the same inheritance IN
,Ae slme glory. He is full OF wisdom,
love and works OF righteousness; the
9dhtr OF folly, hate and wickedness.
me one possessing NIL power both in
heaven and on earth, the other sub
lect to the inflrnltles Of life and even
aeath without even power to deliver.
the one clothed with uower 10 lay
uown his life and take II again;
tho Otner IN bondage to both Gin ana
ueath, temporal and spiritual. The one
promising eternal life To all who would
believe ON Him; the other destitute Of
even hope OF obtaining IL, hut by and
through Ills intercessiOn and favor.
rho ono covennnting to live without
sln, that by virtue OF His innocence
dilo ne might be an acceptable sacrl-
nee 10 offer for ransom OF tho guilty.
lho one by whom the world and they
VINO inhablt II were made, and by
Whom alone man can be redeemed.
mo one by hls life and the power OF
NY EXAMPLE declaring that he Is "God
%illi u.s." aud that by virtue OF his
uiV'ne mission and redeeming power
hlan may recognizes his true relation
ana dependence upon the efficacy Of
tue ntonement made by him and nc.
cepted by tho Father for mans re-
Ieniplion and restoration to all that
had by sin been lost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

with the Priesthood. There is power
In tho organization, Rcproycd the
sisters for thelr ioarfulnCs. They were
not acting In the BiHhapS place nor
lntruding on them in their calling. The
Relief Society was organized according
10 the mind Of God. Emma had beou
appointed TO her position anu was
authorized 10 act therein. The objects
OF the society arc not fully
understood. IL Il n most in-
poriant part Of the Church.
The order Of the Priesthood "a not
complete without It. Let every one
act In their place, then all will move
on most gl0fiously, and the purposes
of God Will be accomplished. ehided
members OF committee who had eE-
pressed fear OF acting out OF their
place; those who would act promptly
In their place would he blessed with
happiness beyond what they could now
understand, The organization of the
society and OF the Church II similar
aud according 10 the mind and order "
God IN It's every want may be salts.
fled, Take courage and use every tx.
ertion in your power for gOOd. Every
one has his duty and place; you can
do much good In cheering the hearts "
the pilgrim Saints who come to Zion az
strangers.
How long will II DO before this socie'
~ will want u stofohouso In which
10 store their goods? am far from
believing Tho Bishop will have the
only storehouso. The time will
come when all needy persons will hnd
relief through this society. Why
should not this prospect buoy you up
above The difficulties which may cross
your way? am unable to express my
feelings on this vast subject. The Lord
has set His hand TO accomplishHis pur.
pose. Act with all Chartabloness.
| claim that you have perfect right to
relieve the poor IN the name Of the
Lord, TO claim assistance from each
other for this purpose without any
hesitation.
II IL the design of the Almighty 10
prepare us for great blessings which
are In store for the faithful, In the
House OF the Lord, In the Temple. BE
faithful and comfort and ediiy one
another, he diligent Ia reporting the
sick that all may know and do their
duty. Al that can be shaken will be
shnken; hereafter we shall have
enough to try every power Of our souls;
all will need words Of comfort.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
County Court.

There was session Of the county
court this forenoon; all tho members
present,
Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved.
Petition OF h. Soils for relief on &c.
count Of double assessment, Granted,
Collector to he notified.
Opinion OF county attorney on peti.
ton OF clerk for certificate from te.
cordor presented aud read. Ordered
that the clerk procure from treasurer q
list Of all property sold to probate Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

Much Is being said in western journals
about the advantages Of covered barn.
yards Maine farmers have long been
providing themselves with practically
the same doyico for the shelter OF their
nauuros in tho barn cellars now con.
siructyd undor nearly every modern
BAN. Among progressive farmers it is
HOW a raro thing 10 SEQ the barn ma
nurcs exposed 10 teaching till they are
applied 10 tho iiclds, In this they seem
90 BIO away ahead of some sections OF the
country, Maine Farmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
RELIEF SOCIETY NOTES.
Furnished by Sister SARAH NJ. Klnball,

Elder Renolds Cnh0on, addressing
the Relief Society in Nauvoo, H.,
Aug. 10, 1913, said;
lie felt delicacy in arising to nd.
dress tho society, but rejoiccd to wit.
ness their benevolent exertions. He
was rs perfectly satisfied with the order
Of the society as with the Gospel or the
organization OF the Church. There are
many benevolent societies designed to
do good, but not like this connected