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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-13
EDUCATIONAL ENAcTMENrs.

An act by which school directors
are instructed to procure the instruc-
ton of advanced pupils in higher
branches of English. When no such
school exists in the town, such pupils
shall be provided for in schools of 9TH
er towns.
A graduate of any college whose
course of study is approved BY the
State superintendent of education NAV
receive, without examination, certif-
icate of the first grade from the coun-
ty in which he intends to teach.
Graduates of high schools, Summaries
and academies may receive certificates
of the second grade.
The free textbook bin provides that
the school directors of each town. CITY.
ETC., shall provide and furnish at the
expense of such town, etc., all text
books and appliances used in the stu
dies required by law TO be taught i'm
the public schools. TO be paid for by
order of the school directors. The
school directors shall make such rules
and regulations as they deem proper
Tor the care of such books. PUPILS al
ready supplied with books are not TO
be supplied with new ones until need
cd. On the first Tuesday of June of
each year, the board shall convene
and may adopt such books on each
subject as they see fit and make con-
tract for the same. Every new text
book or series on one subject shall con-
tlnue in use for at least five years from
date OF adoption, except those for sup
Elementary work.
THE APPROPRIATIONS OF THE SESSION.
The appropriations made by the
Legislature for the coming biennial
term are as follows:
House of Correction, $50. 200; Sol
1iers' Home, $4,000; the hatchery.
81 200; Gov. Chittenden monument
5000; hospital, Soldiers Home
3, 900; State Prison, 50, 500: perma-
lent camp ground, Sl,500: Vermont
Maple Sugar exchange, $500; town OF
$1,000; board of health
y 1000; Winchester monument. s3Oo.
tuberculosis, $1,000. In addition IN
he above, the sum of $50. 900 was an
,ropriated for the completion of the
.ermont Asylum for the Insane AT
Waterbury.
The special appropriations aggle-
ate nearly S220,OO0. Outside of thai
Dr. the insane asylum, the amount an :
ropriated is about $4,000. State !
treasurer Field estimates the expen-
itures at Sl,02O 900 for the biennial I;
'rm. Including the appropriations. :
us Is about the same as for the last h
RIM. The act making provision for s
le support of the government appro-
rates little over 1000. 600 for the +
ennial term for the payment Of all /
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Harper's Bazaar
In 1895.

Elegant and exclusive designs for Outdoor and
Indoor Toileites, drawn from Worth models by
sandoz and Cbapuis, are an important feature
These appear every week. accompanied by minute
descriptions and details. Our Paris Letter. hy IA.
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test styles ard caprices IN the mode. Uuder the
mead OF New York FASHIONS, plain directions and
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gowne The woman who takes HARPER'S RAZAR
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An tAmeiican Serial, Doctor Wairick,s Danob.
iers, by Rebecca ding Davis, a strong novel OF
American life. partly laid in Pennsviyania and
the year ~ '' VI
=. MY Lacy Nobody, an intensely exciting novel. bv
~ aafien y martins, author OF Gods Foil" "The
ureatef Oioiy. ect., will begin the year
ESSAYS and Social Chats. To this departmen,
sPeetat9f viii contribute her charming papers on
= " hat We are Doing" in New York society.
answers 10 Correspondents. Questions receive
the personal attention OF the editor, and are ans
ceipt -s' -
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HERE'SITs RECORD
Summary of What the
Legislature Did.
Few Sins of Omission or Commission.
Special Appropriations Foot Up
1920, 1000. State Expenses Estimat-
ed at 81 .O2O, 900 for Biennial Term.
Statutes, New and Warmed Over.

There appears below list of tn
principal acts of 1894 which have be
come laws. The list does not includ,
corporation acts and claim bills blu
gives only the public acts.
The more extensive provisions of |
few of the more important bills arr
given and are as follows:
The appropriation of $4,000 has
been made for the erection of mon
ument to the memory of Thomas
Chittenden, first governor of Ver-
mont. Suitable land properly graded
and fenced is to be procured and
decided to the state without expense to
same. and sum of $4,000 must be
raised by voluntary subscription. The
erection is to be in Williston.
An act establishing State Board
of Pharmacy provides for the appoint
ment of board of five persons, whose
duty shall be TO grant licenses for the
practice Of pharmacy. Every person
eligible for the practice Of the profess
sion must have served three years or
more III the business or must hold a
license from any legally created board
Of pharmacy, or must be a graduate
Of a college of pharmacy.
An act appropriating $500 for en-
couragement of maple sugar industry
by providing premium for best prod
ucts and methods.
The much talked OF tuberculosis bill
provides that the board of agriculture
may quarantine all infected animals
and may make all Investigations nee
essary to prevent the spread of the
disease. II any person offers for sale
an animal known TO be infected, he
shall be fined not more than 5000.
The value of cattle killed shall be APP
praised by the board and disinter-
ested person shall be selected for the
purpose. The limit of appraisal shall
be $40, and if the animal killed is
found TO be affected, the owner shall
receive one-half the appraisal; il not
infected, he shall receive the entire
Expenses of the board are
Daid by the state.
An act fixing residence of persons
n charitable institutions provides
hat no inmate of any hospital, home
or aged women or other such institu-
ion shall, by reason OF being an in
nate Of such institution, gain resi-
lence in the town where such institu-
ion is located SO as to become charge
bile to such town as pauper.
The sum of 81 1000 is appropriated |
or the purpose of charging, COM
'leting and maintaining the fish hatch
ry.
An act relating to persons convicted
4 intoxication provides that the court
efore whom the conviction is had
nay in its discretion, upon the pay
lent OF the taxable costs by the re-
pendent, remit the fine or suspend
election for definite time not TO
xceed two wears
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-13
Harper's Magazine
In 1895.

THE sIMrLEroNs, new n5yel by Thomas Har-
dy, win be begun in the December Number, 1894,
and continue 20 November, 1885. Whoever may be
ones favonte among English novests, II win be
conceded by all critics that Thomas Hardy stands
foremost a matter artist in fiction, and The Sim
pletons may be expected TO arouse enthusiasm not
Inferior IN degree to that which has marked Trilby
1.-The most successful story Of the year. Another
leading feature will be the Personal Recollectons
Of Joan of Are, by the Senr Louis de Conte, Her
Page and Secretary, under which guise the most
popular Of living american magazine writers will
present the story Of the Maid Of Orleans In the
January Number will appear profusely illustrated
paDer on CHARLESTON AND THE CAROLINAs, the
first Of a series Of Southern Papers.
Northern Africa Is attracting more attention than
at any other time since since II the OF en-
pires. The next volume Of HARPERS MAGA-
ZINE will contain four illustrated articles this
region, and three of them will depict the present
NE there. Julian Ralph will prepare for the NAG
AZiNE series Of eight stories, depicting typical
phases Of Chinese Life and Manners. Besides the
long stories, there will begin In the January Mum.
Der the three fret chapters Of A Three Part Move
lettc by Richard Harding Davis--the longest work
yet attempted by this writer. Complete short sto.
ries by popular writer's will continue to be feature
of the MAGAZINE.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
Std0tGolumbus
Inter oen Rdoern.
Der febredlihe Goo oes Sremfers o. 10.
l1tinnear.
Gin Opfer leines Berufs.

=. N. Wtinnear, etn 8remier Der So-
lebo & Obio @entralHabn, fanb 5aml flag
Morgen in benz Trahtbabnbofe oer Big
Sour 8abn einen l9redli9en Sob.
Ct befano ii4 auf oem poroeren $50
gen elmer Mbtbeilung BON Jra6tmagons
pel1e bon Den @eleilen Der 8is Sour
ouf bieientse Der Soleoo & Ohio Gen=
trail transferirt tperoen lollten unb bate
bic Mufsabe, an Der betreHenoen 9teue
abaulprinsen unb bic @eide gu tellen.
Dabei slitt er aus, itiirSte unoebe er li6
aufrihten fonnte, muroe ct bon Der
HGbern
erfabt. Seds Wasen sinsen iiber iei-
men Obert0rper binmes uno idnitten
benIelben nabe3u in spei Sbeile; bod
lebte Der l1ngliidli6e nod oolle fiinf
Minuten, bis ct unter ben srdbliden
Sdmersen 1einen @eiit aufsab. Ser
Coroner tpurbe bena9ri1tist unb belt
eesenpdrtis einen Snqueit ab.
Ser 0erunsliidte mar friiber ein@on-
bufteur ber g., 8. 9. u. S.=8ahn. Gr
binterldbt cine Witt,pe, bic ieit ldnserer
3eit idmer tranf lit unb ben lebten
Na9rtdten 5ufolse i'm Sterben liest uno
etn Rino. 9ie 6amilie mpbnte an Der
gde Der 9o9- unb &ulie0ltraben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
DeS Yerltuer 8terpbiltiterS Mnars
d)tftenfMrdbt.

yEeb, Berlin bir, breitnal tpebe! -
Mie ih aus Dem glatt eriebe, = 9as
i6 friib beim Safe leie, - Stebt es
um bid pabrbaftis bDle. - Sn ger=
breberteaern niiten - 9ie perrubten
9lnar6ilten, - llnten tief in &ata=
touben - Siben lie uno fiillen 8p,n=
ben, I'm ld blidenh milo unb
plitbeno, - llmlturs uno Geroerben
briitenb.
&einen 9lugenblif mebr li6er -
6ilbl' ib mid BON fiirbterliber -
Gur0t ergriifen, obne Fauien -
gSero' i6 angefalt BON @raulen, -
pbne ieoe llnterbrehung, llno
ni6ts niibt ielblt Die Yese6ung. -
Selbit om Stamn1tiib bel ben SSeiBen
- Sch ih ibauoerno MIDI serreiBen,
- YlDblib MIDI seritiifelt ibou' ib,
- lln0 ni0t einmal Miillern trau
ib.
s(us unrub gem Sdlummer fobce
- giabts i'd auf uno meine Saare
- sSiiroen ltrduben li6, id mette,
- Sails i6 namli6 Soare batte
- 6att' id 3dbne, ibr Geraiell
- gSiirbe bDren man bis Gallell,
- &alter Sh,peib ftromt mir in Sd=
diem Son Der Stirn, mein 6ers
mill brehen, 9llio tlppft's; ourd)
bic inmenie slnglt trie9' i6 Die
9aut Der Ganie.
Spll ib ldnger Inn mein 2eben -
gtpb in tarieno 9lengiten idlpeben, -
SIMMER 1dlpttern, INNER Sittern -
Sn Der Surge 81 aeriplittern, - Sn
Die gu It 5u seben plDblib? -
9fein, bas 1T mir 81 entiebli6! -
Morsen lleole i6 um na6 gSrieBen -
Soer au6 na6 Sbrouenbrieben -
Soer na6 oem itillen Sentiden - $50
nod ni6t 10 idledt Die Meni6en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
9ic sylnbbaeiuc,t.

Die altsn 9eiben batten ibre Glub>
gDtter. bic 1i9 aber Dor Dem gbriitens
tbum in ben 9aoes fliiatsn mubten -
nur ber Nater Rbein bat ii9 nod eiz
men plab auf ber Obertpelt gu 1i4ern
peritanoen. 9aun bat bic mooerne
WiKen1daft uns einen 1dleaten grz
fab fir bic 8eri4punbenen geliefert.
@9on gibt es einen Glubbacillus Der
Gpree, ben ~Wtbrto aquatilis" ben
Dr. @iintber entDsdt bat, einen 8acil=
lus ber i40nen blauen Donau, ben
bon 9eiber sefunbenen r8ibrio Daz
nubicus", unb iest befommen au4
glbe unb 9apel ibr 9beil. Sm 9pz
sisi1iiden Snltitut gu Berlin bat
Stabsar3t Or. Wernide i'm Muftrage
bon profe7or @ubner einise llnteriuz
9ungen bon WaNern angeiteut. bic
bon auBerbalb eineeianbt paren. Wie
er ieBt i'm rMr4ip fir 9psieine" aus
fihrt, bat ct babel bret neue @ibrioz
nen=Mrtsn entbedt. Die etne MaKer=
probe Hammte aus ber glbe Bel Wit>
tenberg. aus elmer 3eit, mo bort Gboz
lerafdlle norgetommen maren. 8ei ber
unterIuhung tpurben 3tpet perfdiebsne
0ibrionenzMrten ifolirt, bic Bel ober=
flG9lihar Betrahtung als 4oleraz
dhnlid eriheinen tonnten. Ser fose>
nannte Glboibrio go. l bsiibt in sez
fdrbtem prdparat fait bic boppelte
@rOBe oss Gbolsrasgrresers, 5eist an<
bsrs geartete Golonien unb be1bt nur
fir Meeri4peinhen eine iebr ssrinse
@iftigteit. Der Glbpibrio SO. 2 erz
iheint pasesen als febr tleines &omz
ma unb offer5art 1id burh bic gez
tualtise giftisteit sesen aaninden,
9aubsn, Mser59pein9en, graue unb
tpeibe Mduie als cine be1onbere Mrt.
Mtt bem 9aoelbaeilIus bat es folgenbe
8etpanbtnib: sSm Gsbruar bie1es Sa6=
res unterlu9te Stabsarat W.rnide gez
lesentlib Der 6pgietnifden 8eurtbeiz
lung zines 1iefbrunnentpaKers aug
einsm N0brenbrunnen, ben bic Stabt
9absiberg i'm Bett ber 6abel anaeleet
bate, gum @erslei4 au4 bas WaHer
bss 9aoslfluifes an bieier Steue. 9ier>
Bel fanb ct eine reue WibrionenzMrt,
bic iih in i40n ausgebilbeten Romz
maformen reprdientirte. Der 6abel>
Dibrio a.ist iid als beutlih getriimms
tee Romma. 1T erbebli9 sr0ber uni
bider ais ber gbolera>Grreger, abe,
nidt san3 10 srob tpie ber rgolless
! No. 1" aus Der @lbe. Ct beiibt lebs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
QuSmdrtt9e U1drfte.

@htcaao. ben 25. eept.
W.tssn. 80 sprtna Wo. ssh-54k a,.
Pprtna No. 55-5s &ts.; rotper Va. , ssH
aorn No. 2 s7A Cts.
3afer Vo. 8,H: Np. Z m.ts,r sa,<
1ts: Wo. 3 meieer 35a-ssE @ts. "'''ee 'oA
ysrite Wo. 2 50 Cts.
GlaHs Hsiamen Wo. 81. "a Cts
buffalo. ". y. a5, Sept.
W S,,sRmMS. = Mo,sa, = = rStusr sS Asss.
Gancp $2.75-$a.25.
aoft2ns'o " sflatSsS'n,1M0; s1;4 Z 4s1So as! Cts.
GER hs-zaainuelota so.sl Cts.
aornmehl 82.Oo-2.H
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81 ~ spSasites t Jletf .-s&Mltern ss.7s--
g.35. '
Baeon.-s@ulterns slo1s;-aouas usb w,,
zen ylo ;2S-l9.So; turs clear $40. .4O-so. iu,
Stiere nnc tube x2.50-9.75.
s@weine.- bair BITS fancp id,pere 81. 40
9 dote e.--@hotce ss.oo-s.15.
Wu Wuhlenfutter.-Hleie brtuot s,s IN.
ShtpItuf 3H.7s-l3. so uno Wtioblina 8l4. .5o-I6 Sc
psl 1onns IN Buit unb Sl.Oo-1.as mebr infIu.
uut III .9uQeU.
n.maYrtma alssiamen brtuat 800
$3.50 per 100 Yfo.
1T ao ot eh.-Gtnbctmiite Sttere "a. .l0-6.70:
StnGers N.Yo-3.b0: aibe sl.75-e.2O per i06
pfunb. wv A~'
@ps!ns. - Bsrianotorten unb gemifV,.
@5.i5-t.3o; prtma fhwere uno 6letid'erlortss
SS.35-b.45; let1te 5.4o-s.s5 per 100 Vf.
Shate uns 2dm r.-Gtnbeimildbe Wut.
teflG9ts *22a-S.25; aemtftte g, co.
prtma 0s!oosr es;75-4.lb; Xeraner Sa.eo-2.7s.
Hamuter 3S.0o-4.80.
Zoleoo. ben IS. Sept. 1894.
u etsen Wo. z 56c.
Weli li6torn No. 2 500 Cts. per Uu,set.
Safer SO @tS. per Buibei.
teagen SO Gts. per BMihci,
aleei einme II go per Buffet.
BittSbMr9, 25. Sept.
Rino CD. Cute t,2OO bis 1900 pfiinbtae
9ttere s. .59-i80; Yrima 400 Bis 1900 piiinoi9e
Stiere $4.b--M IS; Siemlih quite 1000 6i5 100
a''i.hias @tiare . A.o6-$4 rs: Bnuen unb trodeue
auyt so 90; @Haie $3.50 $3.50; GrGbjabrs
1dulmer $50; S&,uetne A.80 A.s5.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
Dr.. ,freoericf @. Roberts
id3reibt in Birmingham :, Jnoer Of ME-
oieine ano Surgery" einen 2lrtis
tel uber l1lalaria.
mas Or. bartman fast.

Gin Mrtifel iiber dronildes Malario
BON Dem obisen woblbefannten meoisinis
Iden Mutor, besinneno auf Seite 496
bon Birminsbam's rSnber Of Meoicine
anb Surserp," entbdlt bic folsenben
5tellen: vgtmas Jroitsefiibl mag mobl
empfunoen merben, bod 9iebt es fein
taltes Stabium bon irgeno melher
Dauer. Die Saut lit brenneno uno
troden, Dos @eli4t serOtbet, Die Musen
einseiunten, &opfihmer} S6pinoel.
Rubelolisfeit, Sdla flolisteit, Grbreden
unbgtelsefiibl lino sewObnlid uorbanoen;
oas grbro9ene be'tebt, erliens, aus
SpeiIen, bann aus TIiiiliafeiten unb
ldliebli6 aug saligen Subitanaen .
@rober Orud unb elm SdmerSsefubl 1T
in Der oberen Yaudsesenb gu peripiiren;
bic 3unse lit belest uno sur Srpdenbeit
senei9t bic 2ippen linb peroorrt uno
ELL GROCER Ourit lit porbanoen.
gtwas SdpeiB. .@elbe 9aut 1T cine
ge,pDhnlihe grldeinnns, bic Wiil3 uno
Die 2eber ltno bduii9 persrOBert D.. Ser
urin lpdrli9, ountel uno BON einem bo-
ben lpe3ifilden &euidt.. ....Die Com
plifationen limb ebenfalls Iebr 9efdbrlid
......Sft Die Bebanbluns lonse per309ert,
10 bob bic Malaria-Goherie ii4 sebiloet,
oann bdlt es lh,per, eine polli itdnoi9e
9eiluna berbei5ufiibren."
Dr. 9ortmon la9t in ieiner Beurtbei'
lung bes Obieen: ~gtidts 1T ben Ner5+
ten cine betanntere Shatlude, als bob
es Gbinin fait niemals 9elinst, bieie
&loiie BON Malarialeioen gu beilen. IS
1T bies cine 9ronil9e Torm bes Malaria.
ole baufis in alten Wolaria9e9enoen ans
,utrefen lit. 6riiber ober ipdter 1T be,
patient een0tbist, cine sriinbli9e 8e.
banolun9 nit pe.ru=na por5unebmen
ebe ct auf bic Dauer bas Malariasift log
us1oen tann. pe=rusna if mobrldein.
lid oas ein3ise, ben Ner3ten befannte
6eilmittel, bas Malaria in allen leinen
6taoien unb per19iebenen Gomplitatio.
men turirt. Cine Der llrladen, tuarum
9ronil9es Wlalaria 10 uenis petitanoen
lnb 10 erfolqlos bebanbelt pirb, beiteb1
barin. bub es oer otuien 6orm 10 undbn-
llh ,it. Sn dronilhem Wtalaria duber1
li6 fein lpabrnebmbareS Troiteln, tein
mahrnembares 5h,peibltooium, unb biz
Wieoertebr bic ler MnfdQe mag aub MIDI
in resularen 3eitpeliooen erfolsen. Mur
iiiblt r4 entieblid elenb ben sonSen Sag
ia oftmuls ieoen Sag. Gbron,ih.s Dta
laria lit Der Nerpen, grlAlaffung san;
dbnli4, oa iie oft bic ldl,mmite 6Oru
BON NerpOIitdt uno 9er3tlopfen berUo1.
ruit. Neru0ie Opspepiio lit uftmals oi'
Gol9e BON hronihem Wialaria. Rur,
bic Rrantbeit 1T oftmals 10 polltdnoil
mastirt. ocb he,en Gltennuns leb
| ihmer ball. gu oieier Sabresdeit fonr
ir9enb eine geiltlse ooer torper!ide Sto
runs biz JoIge uun 4ronlIhem Wolorit
fem, uno tit es baber ralbiom, lid jeg
elmer Yebanblung nit pe-ru.na 3u Inter
,iehen
Sebermann lollte Elm Ggemplar be!
foftenfreien Bu1es lber Wialara Dol
Dr. Oa1tman baoen, berausseseben Dol
Der Ye.ru=na Drug Wtonulocturin.
1pmpanp, uon Columbus. Obio. @4id
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3uhthaus uahrihten.

Gineeliefert murben bon Cincinnati
Mnna Winfler auf bret Sabre ue9en
6eblerei, unb bon Sarriion County Bob
ssorb unb Wtorris Mc@ee je auf brei
Sabre wesen Ginbruds. 2estere 5wei
linb bic ndmliben Burlhen, bic Dor ur=
eefdbr adt Monaten in bic Wobnans
Ser 6rau 9arab Mlmarb, 144 goro
Vierteitrabe bra9en, unb baraus elmer
Dame BON gte,p Yorf, bic bier auf Be=
lu6 war, mebrere Sdmudla4en itablen.
9eter 5apiers, ein9eliefert auf sebn
Sabre BON @eorsia, unb 5bomas Yor=
ter bon Meiss Gountp, Der ,pegen eines
triminellen Mnsriifs fiinf Sabre ab5ubii
ben bat, gerietben am Montag Wforgen
miteinanber in cine priiselei. Gin Sc
Der trug Elm blaues slu9e uno etni9e
S6rammen bapon. sic mubten iiberz
oies nod in ben Seller maribiren uno
wuroen seSiidttgt.
Yon Woofer, Wapne gountp, puroe
ON Montas William Merril, Elm Rriip=
pei, pesen Be1ddbisnne BON Obitbau=
men auf elm Sabr einseliefert. Ct mar
2ne6t bel einem Tarmer, Der i'm obne
1rla6e uesididte. aus &ade ruinirteer
ibm IT'S Oblbdume. Gerner tpurbe bon
@opne Gountp einseliefert Scott Wte=
Oeoitt auf 2 Sabre tpesen Diebitabls unb
Gdll6ung.
Md6ter %. .. Sleeper BON 6airfielo
County bat als resuldrer Bddter relis=
nirt uno lit nad leiner 9eirnatb in
Nmanoa 5uriidsefebrt, mo- er cine 2eb=
reriielle iibernimmt.
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