davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-24
2anoau's Refruten.
Gin arrneebefebG. = Die Gifenbrigaoe.

SIM 6auptquartier 6es GOre9eG omites,
go. 127 Qaialleitr., batten iib bis 9~eitern
Qlbenb ettpa 300 G~etruten fir Die 9rmee
Oes 6errn Or. &anoau gemelbet.
Or. GanoaQ bat 9eitern a1l6 bereitS
ietnen Q(rmeebefebl erlaiien. @r ermabnt
feline DSOIoaten" 8ur 0tsciplin, &ctnlicbz
felt unb Suborotnatton. Ge0en lDuen iie
ltur nit @rlaubniB Der commanDiren6en
vOftsiere" 9alten. SSebe @ompagnie lou
tbren Captain unb 3>pei 9ieutenants Ielbit
tpdblen, unO Die Offi3tere iolcn bann 4
Sergeanten unO s @orpor6le %ernennen.
Nm 9Onneritag ,beabii6tigen 5000
sor Union 9eb0rige GtlenfDrmer unter Der
6iibrung Oes 0@enerals" Seremiab Guilt
ban oia Oer Baltimore & Sbio78abn nacb
@aibin9ton 81 r~eiien, UNI benz gongreB
ibre 8etiimmerniiie por3utragen. Sic
pollen aber tpeber nit GoreD nocb nit
&eu0 trgen6 etipaS su tbun baben.
11cber ben 8ei6luB Der 9eltrigen Stacts
rat6siiBung in 8e3ug auf Die bier erparteten
&euep'i6en Gruppen beribten wtr an
anberer SteQe OieieS 8lottes.
, 1894-04-24
Wahlcommiiidr Shomer-

Sic ibon felt l~dn9erer 53eit" ertpartete grz
nennung 6es 6errn 6enrD Scbomer 3um
MtitglieO Ser 8ablbe6OrOe lit geitern hurch
Ni4ter Scales erfoI9t, 9Gcih nacbbem 6err
Bernard 0eber feline %0teiignGtton ais
8ablcommilidr etngereicbt bate, INN Bic
ibm iib%ertragene Stele ais Wtitglteb ber
9incoIn Yarfz8e6Orbe onnebmen al
f0nnen. SEER Scbomer bal aub bereits
letne 8iir9i9aft i'm 8ctrage bon $4,000
i'm Gountp9ericbt binterGegt. Seine 8nrz
gen IinO George g. Gilman unO So6n 6.
SCHUBERT,
S9omer lit elmer Ser ~befannteiten iiineez
rem 0emofroten Ser Norbleite. @r ipo6nt
in 1872 Wtobaipf Str. unb lit Ser 8e1iBer
elmer 9ra9tnotraBen 7Tabrtt in $50. 229
Canal Str.
, 1894-04-24
Die neuen poIiaei.untformen.

Sin nod bon 8oGt5eicbet Brennan bot
ieiner Qlbretie binterlaiiener @eneral6ez
febl bat geitern angeoronet, baB Die Nenbez
rungen in ben l1niformen Der P~oli5eimannz
i6aftcn, Die mir ~uniercu 9eiern bereitS aus
fibrlib mitgetbeilt boben, beute in Graft
treten. Der 6auptiabe na3 beitebt btele
QtenOerung in Der @infit6run8 bon Qermclz
i~treifen, tpelbe Die 2dnge Der 9ienlt5eit,
begin. ben Stang bes betreffenoen 8eamten
an5ei9en. 2luBer6em trttt an Die STEELE
beS btSberigcn Stebtragens Elm &lappz
fra9en.
, 1894-04-24
aberoblat nsr autaofa staats settaeta, ptentae, "a. aprl 1894.

ten mi1cn un6 auf @rurb ibrer 3uge7
b0rigfeit gum 8augetperflbaitSratD C8utl7
bling GRADES SounctD nibt nit anoerelt
ais Brotberboobs g luntbcrn rrno 7Paintcrn
3ulammen arbciten pilrfen. 9iele Vau1
banotperfer fongen bcrettS an 3l ml1rren
uno belte0en auf Nu5iibrung Der llbernomz
mcnen @ontracte, B. +. S6lt6tung Der
Stretttgfeiten nit ben itreltenoen Nn1tret@
6ers uno Ylumber9eDilfen.
Die 6ieeeIbrenner.
g8ir bericbteten geItern bereitS, DAB bic
ltreitenbeu ,3iegelbrenner BON 8ernice,
Slue SSlano unb 9altOn, etipa 300 Wann
bDeb, itcb nab Dem i'm GuBcrlten gtDros
peiten beS Counties 9elegenen Sberma1z
piue begeber, INN erit bort bic in ben 3te>
~gelbreunercien bon 2Qiip & So. nnO 6ar1
LAMB 8rid So. bef1dfti9ten GOuegen gum
Nni9luB an bic @bica9O 8ridmaferS
Union 81 Oeranlailen unO o1nn BON ben
Gi9entbiimern bet 8rennereien bic ltnionz
l0bne, Sc @entS fir setting bricks" 5l
Dcrlongen. SiSber erbielten bic 8renner
bort nur 46 GeutS. Die @igent6imer ser
8renuereien batten Oorber Gun0e bon benz
Nnmorl6 erbaltet uno ben Sheriff um
S9ub ibrcS GtgentbumS erlu9t. 9teIer
ianote etlpa 30 nit Binbeiterbiicbien be-
i~paffnete Deputies nacb Dem Griegsitbauz
plab DiuauS. 9o6 Die fdmpfesmutbtgen
8eornten Dattcn teine @ele8enbeIt ibre
3apferfett SIT Sei9cn, benin Die Streifer ma
rem rubig unD 0teleS anerfenneno, 5ogen eS
Die 8olle BOT lieber ben 8ctrieb oct 8reKz
ncretcn 9an5 etnSuitellen. Sic poIen init
i6ren 2eutcn pcrbanoeln un0 crit, penn etl1
beiOerleitig befrieoigenoeS 9~telultat er5ielt
lit, Die Qlrbett mieoer Qutne6mct. 9ie
Streiferv ats Dem Siiotpeltcn oeS Counties
6aben in 3immermann's Sale ibr 6aupt>
q~lldrtter aufgei6lagen uno nebmen bort Die
2nmeloungen fIr l1nton : Wfitglieoi0oft
entgegen. 8iSber mar Der @rfolg fein lebr
GROCER. 0enn bis g~eitern Qbenb batten
ft0 BON ben 275 in ben beiOen 8rennereten
beiddftigten 2eute faum 30 in Sic Union
aufnebmen lalfen.
pullman's 2lneeitellte.
Solten sic 1000 6anOmerfer bon Yu17
man iid euti6ltcBen am L. W1ai 5u i%tretfen,
bann ptrb tbncn Die moralliche Inter
ltilBung Der y9lmerican Jtailpap Union,
SIT Der ie 9e60ren, gu She'll tpcrben, unb
Die gu biciem Oroen gebOrenoen G%iienbabn>
arbelter it0 tpaDrl9einliA tpeigern 8ulIr
man'ic6e Wogen 81 v6GnGeln". Die Yuu2
man'ibcn Q(rbeiter ltnb aus Surcbt por
WtuBre9el1ng lclbitreoen0 in ibrcn QluS>
Iaiiun9en etpaS Suriidbalteno, bp6 i9etnt
eS auBer auer Srage, baB geltreltt rpiro.
, 1894-04-24
QooesfGue

nur0en 9eute &ormttta9 i'm @elun6beitsz
amt ME folgt angemelbet:
Gltiabet9 &osmarOW5ti, Z &c., 48 8ouz
ipau8itr.
Morie Gliiobet3 aorit, 1 3d., 636 Se6ez
ptGitr.
9top So6nion, 2 &c., ISL 0urrabeeIfr.
3atte Sacobs, 6 s., 8latternboipital.
clara listeners, l S. 5 &c., 80 6uOlon
MOenue.
Clara Sta6e, 2 s., 1913 2incoIn QOe.
UtarD y. 98eier, At g., 50 98eQstr.
Sat9ertna @laOc, l 3d., 70 8ebiter @ue.
e3rtltt1e 9tattmiuer, 65 S., l786uuers
G3arIis 6nnO9omd6er, l 90, SO GOm=
mcrciaI 2lpe.
Bernhard 8oer, 85 S., &OIe Sin.
6rant Santor, 81 s., 6. 6. SoIpital.
, 1894-04-24
Ridter Smiths 21bfdte0smorte

Rtbter Smtth's Nb1dte0sporte.
Ser beS 3trtbenraubS ansefaste Garl
8ranbt, Elm mebrfab beitrafter 8erbrecber,
tpurbe 9eltern bot Hi9ter Smitb BON elmer
SurD bes &leinz0 tebitabIs i6ulOig befunz
ben, trobOem Elm @inbrucb Dorlag. Ser
Gi9ter ibiGte Die @ei6Dorenen nit ben
8orten nab 9auic: uS6 min nicbt be-
baupten, 'baB sic aue Sburfem i;nb, aber
eS iinb S9urten unter Sbnen. @eben sic
nob 6auie." Die Oei6pOrenen iparen
Sobn M. Nuiin, &Obert 6artp, Sames
@obia, &. S. S9GOrt, Sobn Galf, s.. s.
8tuin8s, 6. S. 8ronn, 8. S. Stephens,
GlauOe Orcutt, S. $, STAFFORD, g. Smitb
unb Is. GeBmann.
, 1894-04-24
Die OrebfreuSe Ger JIinois Central.

Gorporationsanpalt 3ubens rethte aes
itern I'M SuperiOrgericbt bic 9tnttport auf
Die &lagel6rift Der Sutnois Central 8a6n=
geieui6aft ein, ipelcb Iebtere befanntli6
einen @inbaltSbefebl erlan9t bat, burd1
pel6en Der StaOt Derboten mfrs, Die 0re6s
treuSe Der 8abn9eieui6aft, pelc6e Oiele fir
BEN Weltausiteurngsnerfebr bate erricbten
lalien, n~te0cr3uretBen. Ser Corporations
anpalt meiit Oarouf bin, boB 6ieie 0reb,
trel5e burcbauS nicbt nOtbig leiea, UNI 0aS
Bu6lifum boz S6abcn gu betpa6ren, 6aB
tie im @e9entbett OfterS GerlcBungen BON
BeriOnen CUR Sol9c gebabt bGtten unb baB
tie bGufte Ben 8erfebr bemmten.
, 1894-04-24
Rleine Arfad)en = oroBe mtr=
Rnn0en.
Orohenoer STREET, Ger 1n9eiteuten
Ger Si0ieite=S tra6enbabn.

Die itreifenoen plumber uno painter hoIten
aus. Die Sode weroen wanfelmii=
thio. Die puIman.2 lteeitelten nno
Ole Qmerican RailwaY Union. Die
S~auhonOwerfer be9i1ncr 81 murren.
, 1894-04-24
5tdott1bes.
Detterberibt.

Opttfer &Ietnc, 76 @ai6ingtun Str,
bertbtet fir Gbica9O Die folgenOen 8aroz
meter unb SbermomcteritGnoe:
I'm s ubr Otor9. AZ @r., nm 9 l16r 40
@r., nm 10 nbr 40 @r., nm II ll6r 80
@r., nm II ltbr so @r. 8arometeritanO
I'm 8 l16r Oforg. 1868, II ll6r 1854.
, 1894-04-24

User MrbeIter tr9enb tpeIcber Dirt braucbt,
ertetcbt 1elnen 3ped am btuigiten un6
beIen 0urcb cine Nn5eige in Der Nbenbqusz
gabe Der Suinois Staats3eitung. 9retS 10
@ents, tnenn nt6t nlebr ais 10 Q46rter.
, 1894-04-24
Qus oem Griminal9eridt.
moropro5e6 wer=muIpiRia.

Die @ei6norenenaustpobl in 6em Bro>.
3cB ge9en Wti6ael Setper, tpclcber Der Gr7
moroun9 6cS alderman Seremiab 81. W2ul>
plblQ angetla9t lit, murOe geitcrn been0et.
6eute 8ormitta9 bcibrteb Der GoronerS>
arSt Or. Dlit6eu Bic Q8unoe un6 erflGrte,
baB Die &u9el benz @etroffeneu burcb bic
Bdngc tuS @eDtrn brang unb gegen bie
S6QOclOede fu6r, obne ourcb3u0rtnaen.
Die @rmorOung Wfulptbtu's lamb am %.
Sanuar in Ser Wirtbichaft bon @opar0
6ulieD, gto. 140 81. San9omonitraBc Itott.
6uiiep legte beute @ormittag ebc1faQs
3cugntb alb unb beri6tetc, DoB Sefpcr,
itort angetrunfer, nit Stcne Q5omers Die
QSirtbitbaft betrat. @r ting an, nit bem
3teDoluer, ben er Bel lt6 bate, 81 ipielen
unO iboB etnen S6uB 9e8en bic 8anb.
Die &ugel i0lug IN Der gtGbe Der 0eGe ei1.
BotperS, Wtulyt6iu uno anoere OGite
poQten Tetper bic gGafie entreiBcn uno BET
oem NnOrGngen ftel Der 5tpettc ShuB, ipeGz
Aer WulDtbiu Su 8o0en fGIte. SrGu
WfulDibtQ bericbtete beute 8ormittog ebenz
fats iiber ben Sob ibre5 @atten. Die
3eu9en in benz SAL tpurOen 6eute auf ben
Nntrag 0es 6iilfSit0atSanipaItS 8nigbt in
Elm %9feben5immer 9ebracbt.
Qoti3er.
8or 0ticbter G6etlain Durben 9citern Sic
7iG0rtge @ua @agan un6 ibre Wutter per-
nommen, UNI in Der ge9en ben Muittlebrcr
Souls SabIbui6 erbobenen Nnflage Der
8er8ewalitgun8 bes &inbeS 3eU9niB ab5uz
le8en. Die Samilie ga9an wobute in
bemielben 6auie an Der 20, Str. unb
Bentiuortb nit benz Nngefla8ten, lpeIcber
i'm oberen Stodiperf ietne 3immer bate.
Die acknowledgements baben nOeb feline
Qntla8en in Der llnteriu4ung 0n8cbltbcr
8ablbetril8ereien in Dem B., Is. unO 10.
Rrectnct Der 20. g8ar0 ein9ereicbt.
, 1894-04-24

Baron Qerfes iroet i'm Staotrath 48 9reunoe.
Die Paufrerz&icen5. = neue SduIz
bauten. - mIa6regeln ee9en KeaY's
2lrmee. = Deridieoene SeidIiie oes
Sta0trdths.
, 1894-04-24

Qtn5eigen in Der MbenbauSgabe Ser Suit
nots Staats5ettung baben Sen beiten @rfolg.
, 1894-04-24

aber0bIott Der Su. Staatsstg. l Gent
, 1894-04-24
meroen ~uuoemiitbIih.

Die StreifS Der Blumberz unb Ntnitreiz
cbergcbtlfen iinO nicbt obne @influB auf Sic
anoeren 8augetperfe geblleben. So limb
bic Utaurer, 6anblan9er, S6reiner,
99pler nnb anoere 8au6anDperter 9en07
t3t9ty. 81 tetern, neil ite nit i6rer Nrbeit
a~t Die Der BIumber unO 9nlreider parz
, 1894-04-24

0ic ltreifenben @lumberge6ilIen fin6
meDr Oenn ie ipiuenS, a%uS5ubalten. Die
%jcni8en u8oiie", Die bisber Die neue 2obne
Scala nOcb nicbt unter3ei6neten, per6en eS
mODl bO6 nod tbun miiiien. Ser Support
BON Ylumber9ebilieu aus an6eren St6oten
ertDieS iicA ais ebenio erfolglo5, mie Ser
pQo6out". I'm bringenOe Gontroete aus
5ufiibrcn, miiiien Deridiebcne Der 6erren
v8oiie", Bic iouit feline beionOeren Sreun0e
beS NrbeitenS itnO, ieBt ieIbit an bic SpriBe
unb oaS t0nnen unb iperOen lie ntcbt lebr
LANCE a~u59alten. Ginige Der biff0pfi9en
vUtaiterS" baben iib bereitS fir bic Qnerz
tennIn8 Ser neuen 2ObnzS Scala crtldren
%ipolen, aber mOuten nt6tS bon ser Union
ieLbit piiien. Den 6erren ptr6 bic falte
Sbulter ge3ei9t. Die YaroLe bciBt: Nns
ertennung Der Union in erlter 2tnie un6
6anm crit Gerpfli9tuns auf Ben neuen
Contract.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18
Late State News.

Norwich University defeated God
dard Seminary at Northfield. Mon
day, IN a game Of football, by score
of "a 10 o.
The Both anniversary OF the install
lation Of Rev. W. ;. llazen, ID. d., US
pastor 81 tbe Cong'l church at North
field, was celebrated Friday.
Or. Charles Woodhouse Of Rutland
died Monday. lie was the only man
ever holding grand masters chair
twice in Vermont Odd Fellowship.
The Washington county grand jury
has found an indictment against G..
Scarisee for the murder of Bellati at
Barre last March. Scarisee cannot be
found.
The Vermont Historical society, the
Eighth Vermont Regiment and the
First Vermont Cavalry held their an
nual meetings AT Montpelier, Tuesday
evening. 4 report Of the events will
be given in our next issue.
Adit. Gen. Peck on Monday placed
the last headquarters flag Of the "Old
Vermont Brigade" in the large glass
case IN the room Of the Vermont His
torical society at the state house. This
most valuable relic was sent To the adj
iutant generals Office by Col. Merritt
Barber, L. ;. A., who was the assist
ant adiutaEt general Of the Old Bri-
gade, Mai. ten. Lewis a. Grant com
manding The flag was used in the
last campaign of the Army Of the
Potomac, from Petersburg to Apo
tuattoN
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18
THE LITTLE ONES.
Dr. GrinnGlI Recommends Lac
tated Food.
Cholera Infantum Is Reaping a Rar-
vest.
.actated Food Is the Sur
est Preventive.
N Has Saved Thousands of Infant
Lives.
Every Parent Should Now Be
Supplied with 1t.

after using lactated food for five
wears in cases Of children suffering
from cholera infantum, and in debili-
tating or wasting diseases, during
which time il never failed me, have
pleasure in calling the attention of
physicians TO it, and in recommend
ing its use.
So says a. p. Grinnell, NJ. d., the
dean of the medical faculty of the
University Of Vermont, and the state
ment is published in the Ladies' Home
Journal.
The statement is Of inestimable val
ne to mothers.
More than fifth of all the babies
born in Vermont die before they have
lived year. And two-thirds Of these
die in summer of cholera infantum
and kindred diseases.
High temperature makes it difficult
for baby's stomach to digest its usual
food. 1t is then that unusual precau-
tions must be taken or the weak, sick
ly babies fall victims to cholera in
fantum.
During hot weather strength must
be kept up, and yet without burden
ing and overturning the delicate di-
gestive organs. II is just here that
mothers and physicians find lactated
food necessary. The explanation of
the great success of this food in keep.
ing babies strong through the summer
is that in its composition Natures food
for babies has been the model. IL is
pleasant TO the taste, and is taken by
babies with relish, and is easily di-
gesled and assimilated.
1t is what physicians term a predi-
gested food, and is especially valuable
in all weak conditions of the digestive
organs, not only for infants, but for
invalids and aged persons.
Mothers may stop worrying about
their babies after they have once been
put on diet of lactated food.
Trained nurses keep lactatcd food
on hand, even when baby is fed on
mothers milk. In cases of failure of
the natural milk, or when weaving or
during any possible illness Of the
mother. lactated food takes the place
Of the natural food. Try it. Ii saves
babies lives.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18
The Almighty Pun.


1t is apparent that the day ha,
passed in Vermont when "A man need
expect anything at the public crib un-
less he is backed by influence or, in
common parlance, has publ. II he
possesses the latter, he need not hest.
tate 10 apply for anything. Since
"Blood is thicker than water" about
the strongest pull man can secure is
10 have Il near relative in some posi-
ton where "A recommendation from
the relative counts. This is very nice
for the family, but there is no partic-
ular reason to suppose that the Al
mighty has endowed a few familie,
with better qualification, for holding
down soft seats than he has other in
dividuals not so fortunately born.
Merit ought to determine. Where
there is room for doubt a, to superior
merit among a number Of candidates
for appointment, the fact that one of
them is the near relative Of somebody
already favored by the public ought
rather to be an objection than reason
for his selection.
The recent Legislative appointments
illustrate the advantage of family
pull. The truth is plainly told by
Bro. Harris in legislative letter as
follows:-
"Of course we have good Bible aa-
thority for believing that man who
does not look out for and provide for
the members Of his own family is
worse than an inndel, but this list
smells a little TOO rank Of nepotism
and favoritism. You will see AT a
glance that nearly all the appointees,
large and small, young and old, re-
ceived their positions simply and sole
" because they had pull. George
Powers is the son OF a congressman
and the son-in-law Of Gov. Woodbury.,
and for this reason, he is especially
Gifted for the Office of secretary Of
the Senate. Young Plumley is the son
of the president pro tenn Of that body,
and therefore he has unusual qualifi-
cations for the position Of assistant
secretary. Treasurer Fields boy, and
Representative Wilson's boy, and Sec
retary Brownell's boy. and George
Woodbury's boy,and Senator Haynes
namesake, and Sergeant-at-Arms
Phinney's boy, are, of course, the
most needy and deserving youths in
Vermont, and therefore they are taken
care of. EN-Postmaster Goodenough
must also be provided for. II the as
sistant clerks of the House, Coy. Dill
lingham's relative, Hlowland and Gov.
Pages protege, Cheney, are naturally
the best qualified young men in the
state for the positions in which they
draw their salaries, eX-Auditor Pow
ellis son, Max, who has just returned
from a European polishing tour, was,
of course. the only available timber in
the state for the governors secretary
of civil and military affairs. Now
what do you think of the above show
ing, you jaws and chumps who have
to work for IA living and earn money
enough summers TO go 10 school win
tiers? You who haven't been born in
to reigning family and haven't a
mob of influential machine politicians
and political FOUNDERS TO hold You mp
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

Judge Gaynor has declined to run
on the Democratic ticket for Chiel
Justice of the Court of Appeals OF
New York on account Of his aversion
to IIillism. The anti-EIill Democrats
have nominated Everett p. Wheeler
for governor. Everything looks fa-
vorable for a Republican triumph in
the Empire State.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

Gov. Fuller's administration has
been fully up to the average in point
Of ability. He disappointed his enc
mics and quite likely most of his
friends, who hardly expected so much
of him. He is said to be convinced
that his feet will tit Senator Morrills
shoes, which may be possible, but how
about the other extremity
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

We give this week on our inside
pages fun report of last weeks legis-
lative doingS, including the Fort
Ethan Allen trip; summary of In
spector Dubois report: the Worlds
Fair official premium list, some six
columns of general state and G. A. r.
news and other matter of interest.
Don't fail to turn your paper.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

The Asiatic war may develop new
great power, Japan. This will not
happen, however, If the European
bullies can have their way. They are
leagued together to deprive the Jap
anese OF the fruits of their victories.
To have nation appear in that quar-
ter as strong as Japan has shown her.
self, conflicts with their plans mate
riallv.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

The Woodstock 1ge, which w. ID.
McMaster has edited for the past "a
years, has been sold TO +. c. Dana Of
Woodstock, who will continue il as a
Democratic sheet. Mr. McMaster was
the Nestor OF Vermont journalism, we
believe, unless he is slightly exceeded
in time of service by Editor Chase of
the Lyndon Union. Mr.. Dana has a
good editorial name and will be well
coined by the fraternity.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

and demand the fat places for YOU:
Iou who are content TO hurrah and
work for the grand old party and cam
not wear store clothes every day IN
the week and go to Europe oceasion-
ally TO 'rest?' And the poorest and
most obscure youth can rise 10 fame
and distinction If he is only good,
can't he? OF course he can. Ob-
serve the lilies Of the valley in fat Of
fices at the capital, take your medicine
and look smiling Influence is Of no
consequence anyway unless You are
selfish enough to want 10 be some
body.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

The legislature has settled down to
business early. While the Fort Ethan
Allen iunket took half days time,
and while the labor from Fridays to
Tuesdays isn't over-burdening, more
progress is being made than for sever
al sessions.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

The BTattleboro Refofmef has
shown commcndable enterprise in
writing up various Vermont towns 1t
Is now running a series of "Sons of
Vermont" sketches, accompanied BY
portraits, that are very noteworthy.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

The municipal election in New York
city is only less absorbing in interest
than that of the state at large. The
rottenness of the Tammany regime,
as publicly exposed by Or. Parkhurst
and the Lexow committee, has raised
a storm of protest against such abuses.
Lovers Of law, order and honest gov
ernnent Of all parties have united TO
overthrow Tammany. The union Of
Republicans and the various anti-Tam-
many Democratic organizations has
chosen for its mayoralty candidate
Col. William L. Strong, a capable and
fearless Republican. The union can
didate for recorder Is Lawyer Con,
whose professional acuteness before
the Lexow investigating committee
has proved invaluable in fcrrcting out
the Tammany scandals Nearly all
of the New York newspapers favor the
union ticket. The contest is one Of
good government against evil, with
chances favoring the side that ought
TO win.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

The legislature elects batch OF
state officers to-day, including the adj
jutant general and judge advocate
general, superintendent of education,
inspector of finance, tax commission
er and justices of the supreme court.
The fur may fly over some Of these
places.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

This paper and the New York
Weekly Times cost only $3.50 in
Vermont or Sl.15 outside this state.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

Hin sneers at Morton because the
latter had the honor Of being born in
Vermont. This state is responsible
for Brigham Young, Joseph Smith
and few other big rascals, bur, thank
Heaven, She can prove an aiibt when
il comes to Dave lIill.
The dear ladies are much disturbed
over the choice Of a state flower which
the legislature viii be asked TO make
this week. What's the matter with
Pillsburv's Best
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18

State Superintendent Of Education
stones report, just published, is Of
more than ordinary interest as il COW
ers the workings Of the new school
law during it, two years trial. Like
all other prominent educators, the su-
perintendent is firm devotee Of the
law. lie marshals arguments and fig
ures in support Of his position, which
tend TO show that the quality Of the
schools has been improved, the cost
decreased and, on the whole, better
satisfaction given than under the old
system. There are many ready to
take issue with him on these points,
but not enough in the Legislature, we
apprehend,t TO repeal the law this year.
Ii will probably be amended in some
but the general feeling is
that it should be given a longer trial.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-18
Constipation the Cause

Of sick headache, of fevers, of rheumatism
of eruptions of the skin and of piles, besides
causing general debility often ending in
consumption.