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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-08

Mrs Penn Strong has been visiting
friends in Barre.
The ladies' of the Sewing Circle furnis h
ed lunch at town meeting.
There was Y. p. 5. c. e. sociable at ;.
F. Leonard's, Wednesday eve.
Florence ChfIds is home from Harvard
on a visit.
Mary Hewitt is visiting friends out Of
town.
Penn Bugbee Is home from college
The Sewing Circle met with Mrs. l. 7.
Staudish this week.
Marx Adams and Walter Harrington
attended the district meeting Of Odd Fell
lows at the Junction last Friday.
Mrs. June Fairbanks IS sick and under
DR.. kidder's care.
Mr.. E. :. Wood remains about the
same
In North P3mfret. Feb. Zsth. q daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. John Burbank.
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East RoNburv

h. Camp If Orange was in town last
week on business.
Miss Della Laid closed a successful term
81 school here last week,
The people Of this vicinity were greatly
shocked last Tuesday when the death Of
Charles Bennett was announced. de was
taken sick Saturday morning and died
Tuesday afternoon. His death was caused
BY 1traHgu.atcd hernia. DIS. JuGkins
and Goodrich were consulted. The IL O.
neral was attended Thursday forenoon.
Rev. G. Ii. Morse officiating. The mem
bsrs Of Boylngton post, g. 4 r, OF North
Held were in attendance and repeated
their burial service. Tine house was flied
with sympat hiking friends. Mr.. Bennett
was about s. years Of age.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Durkee. Mrs VIM.
Gillett and SIR. Hardy and wife, OF East
Randolph, SIR. ard Mrs. Lack OF North
Randolph and Mr.FAsa Bennett OF East
BrUokheld we're here TO attend he fuuer-
ell of Mr.. Bennett
About 6fty.of the friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew } Ladd called at their home
saturday eve 70 unite with them in oele-
bratiug their twenty marriage an
niversary. T. ". Chase presented them
with q sum Of money. with hich 10 pur-
chase some mememto. II was q pleasant
gathering.
An association has been formed. which
VIII erect creamery building.
Mrs. Z. y. Paige Is in Bethel, caring for
al invalid aunt.
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South Royalton Notes.

The snow has melted away rapidly foI
The past week and the sleighing Is get
ing poor. s 4@s-
Albert Merrill i making thorough Re.
zsirs on the inside Of his house.
The Graded school closed last week with
zzamiuation exercises.
The Ladies social Circle or the Congl
g1urch holds irs annual festival next Tues
5sy evening, the 18Th.
e Il. Abbott was in Boston last Thurs
CAS- and Friday.
Leon Skinner was home from the Uni
r=rsity al Mortified, over Sunday.
Miss Ella Latham IS better and Is gain
1z but quite slowly. Miss Alice Lamb
-1ished her school.
There VII be ". r. c. sociable ct j.
S. Waldots this week Thursday eve.
The spring term Of the Graded school
ElI commence ln the early part Of April.
E0and Reynolds is TO take a course Of
study ar Norwich university AT Mortified,
z-mmeHeiug next term.
Tae Woman's Foreign missionary socie-
IS sill meet with Mrs. Fl. Roberts az me
81 Z. parsonage Friday afternoon, March
zt O'Clock.
Mrs. Abbott, Mrs u. :. Adsms' moth
e.. IS recovering from an extended sick
rass % tile grip.
Hiss Lena Burbank, teacher in the Bar
b graded school, is al home for a vaca-
Mrs. Warren Bright has been quite III
1-s past week, with bronchitis.
Hrs. JOHN Morse has had relapse and
S quite sick.
several Of the school scholars took a
r#aa 90 Bethel last Saturday, returning b
r1s evening.
The Uuirersalists hall in C. ". Stacks
lew building VIII be dedicated, with ap-
Esapriate exercises next Friday evening,
March 9. All are cordially invited.
j. ~. Waldo intends 10 build two new
houses near his residence this spring.
n. D. Henry Of Boston, salesmen for
Tlprp * Martin company, was in town
last Monday. he is the eldest son Of Mr.
james Henry, prominent lawyer Of Roy
alton, who died few years ago.
Mrs. Albert Taylor, who was taken to
tie hospital at Hanover, ". H., two weeks
ago for treatment, has had her limb am
u1ta,ed below the knee and is dong well. I
sac viii return home as soon as she is
zrle 70 be moved.
Quite a large delegation from here at
tended the meeting held at the Episcopal
church in R0yalton, Monday evening. TO
lear Bishop Hall Of Burlington.
The regular meeting OF Camp No. a, 4
sons Of Veterans. win be held Saturday I.
evening. A large attendance Is desired. Z
E 4. Thomas for Dress Goods.
Il H. Hazen has a large quantity Of pa. Z
pr haugings which he is selling very 4
cheap.
The Benefit concert given BY the band 4
last week was a success. The band had an
excellent program and quite difficult Sc 4
Lotions, but they were rendered in a very
lEadi-able manner. I he several solos were
u9t.1esoly good. The band was some
SHAT handicapped By the absence Of the
leader who vas in. Mrs. Kittie Shepard
Belsnap assisted in the prominent parts
q The music filing the Dill completely.
The HUyalton orchestra rendered some eX-
eslient music. The other prominent fea-
tares were a song and piano solo By Mr..
g F Balfour, a Ladies' and male quartet.
and a song By Miss Belle Shepard, whose
sweet voice always csptiVaies an audience.
Miss Lizzie Adams assisted as accompan-
Isl.
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Mrs Clara Morrill, went to Barre, Mon
day, Feb. %. to visit friends in that place
4 delegation Of 81 attended the Good
Templars' union at Sharon last week, from
STAFFORD.
Miss Nellie Morse Of Sharon came last
week for a short visit.
Miss Sarah Cummings returned from
Lebanon last week Wednesday.
I Mrs. Rose Fulton went to Hanover on
/ FRIDAY. 70 consult DR.. Smith about her
eyes.
I Saturday, Mrs. L. L. Udall went to W.
Randolph 70 spend a week with friends
there and in Brsintree.
The Young ladies served a dinner Ct
baked beans, brown bread, pie, dougbnuts
and coffee at the toWnhall Tuesday. The
proceeds are TO be used for benevolence.
Mrs. James Sosle Of south STAFFORD
spent a few days with Mrs. Hiram Barrett
in Sharon last week.
Hazen and Rufus Chandler were in town
over Sunday.
Curtis : Barrett Of Cleveland. o.. was
here last Sunday.
Herbert /. Collins gave reading on (fe-
ology AZ Grand Army hall last Saturday
evening.
Gareie Cobb is on the sick list, from
vaccination.
DR.. Fish Of south Royalton was called
last week to see y. r. Carpenter. who is
sick with in hammatory rheumatism.
DR. Kenney Of Sharon was in town sun
day.
German measles sim prevail here.
The warm weather makes the farmers
think Of their sugar orchards.
Mrs. Henry smith gives the neEt read
ing saturday night. March TO- At the 9. q.
r. hall
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Miss LILY Peake from "Bau Ran" is
noT at work for Willard Poland.
Mrs. j. q. Kingsbury IS very sick with
second attack Of ia grippe She IS very
nearly helpless, and fears for the result
are entertained b. her friends.
Charles Bennett was buried al Ro1bury,
Thursday Of last week. His wife viii be
remembered as the wife Of Alien II Smith,
who cied several years age.
The lecture bv Mr. Hubbard which was
deferred on account OF tine weather, was
delivered last Monday evening.
The Ladies Aid society hold g meeting
AZ their parlors this Thursday afternoon
and evening under the leadership OF Mrs.
Airs. Luna :. Peek VIII give a reading
from The Prince 81 India. All are IN
vited.
Walter Dompler is in town again.
Henry Croker has been indulgiug in
little new paper for his house, the work
being done by o. +. Nichols.
Superintendent stone VIII give a lecture
Friday evening. He should have a good
audience.
The creamery committee held a meeting
Saturday evening, and Clarence Eullam
bid Of the job Of carrying the cream 10
West Randolph at s1e per trip.
Last week Wednesday was the 18th an
niversarg Of the marriage Of Clayton Fisk
and wife, and about 90 Of their friends
and neigbbors gave them genuine sur
prise. Cake and coffee were served.
About midnight last Friday night, Mrs.
Cram was aroused oy the noise caused by
some one laundering onto the porch Of
her house, and as the door was opened a
man fell onto the floor. VIM G. Clark
was summoned by telephone and other
neigh bors were also called. The man was
SIR. y. Hebard Of Woodstock, and ne was
beastly drunk Mr.. Clark took him home,
and al he trial the next dag, Mr.. aebsrd
was fined five dollars and costs, or
nearly 81. He refused 10 pay his fine and
his friends in Randolph were notified and
VIII probably pay the fine; il not, be will
20 10 Rutland II our town officers were
as prompt with some OF their own towns
men, some men would need 10 be a little
chary about using so much '.red eye" as
they have on some late occasions.
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south :saudolpn.

C. D. Peak recently sold five COWS for
50 per head. Mr.. Peak and Horace g II
ford have been % the north part OF the
state 70 purchase new milk COWS for their
own dairy purposes.
The concert at the Grange hRll, East
Bethel, went OF ia good shape, the sing
ers al doing well.
Chas. ?. Whitney Of Fitchburg, Mass. IS
At his fathers, C. &. Whitney.
Geo. Whitney, who has been very i'll
with typhoid fever, is slowly improving.
The White River Pomona grange VIII
meet with Middlebranch grange ia East
Bethel, Saturday, the l0th II 3 hoped
that there VIII be good attendance.
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North Ponfret.

The Old Folks concert was largely at
tended and was pronounced a grand en-
tertainment. The proceeds amounted to
nearly 80.
John " Dana and daughter of Hanover
have been visiting his brother, E. A.Dana,
and friends about Pomfret.
Mr.. and Mrs John Burbank were the
recipients Of little girl last week.
Mr.. E. :. Wood remains about the same
as last week.
ROYAL AIdrich has moved onto MS re-
Gently purchased place. and g Mrs. Pit
kin is keeping his house
Mrs. +. C-Sherbarne visited her sister in
Olcott last week.
Marx Z. Adams and Waiter Harrington
attended the Odd Fellows meeting, held
AT the junction last Friday.
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East Randolnh.

The Warren Smith auction. March l,
drew a big crowd, but prices paid were
very low.
Horace Banister, who had lived here
for many years, died last week and the flu
neral was held on Saturday.
Several went from this place last Thurs
day To attend the funeral Of Mr.. Charles
Bennett former resident.
Among the pneumonia sufferers are
John Goodrich, Leon Webster. Eddie
Sprague and Miss Ruth Riford, All Of
them have been quite sick but at the pres
ent time are improving.
During the last two weeks Of the term,
the village school was quite broken up, as
the teacher and large number Of the pu-
pills were ii with the prevailing distemper.
p E. Grow is now IN Burlington at Dr..
g Z. E. SparhaWkis for treatment.
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>iz from this lodge attended the reunion
excellent time
Insz Ellis, Nellie Miller and Fred Allen
s.e home from their school at Bethel for a
tUo weeks vacation.
Mrs. H. B. Goff is i'll and under the doc
tors care.
Walter Whitcomb has hired out TO Z. J.
Alien for the coming season.
Morris Burnhsm's people are rejoicing
o7er the birth Of a son.
Aunt Maria Keith has been visiting for
some days at E. j. Aliens, and also at
Ars O. A Miiler's.
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3Ir b Williams is recovering from bis
recent Illness.
Mrs. soWles and daughter visited Mrs.
5. Webb last week.
Mr George Prince was ID town satur-
day on business.
~ T. DicEerman went Is South Royal
ton on business Monday.
Clyut Dsckt-mau is down from R1x-
bury and is al Eork in the mill again,
Ed. Cha6 burue is III and Is attended By
DR.. Fletcher Of Roxbury.
Dewitt and Mary Webb stayed over
Sunday H.th friends in Northdeld
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This IS very good March weather.
viii Downing OF East Orange was in
town last Thursday.
A paper has been in circulation in re-
gard to the postoffice.
Mrs. :. Ward, who has been very sick,
is couvalescent.
The friends Of Rev. f. T. Hutchins viii
give him a donation Friday, the 9Th. Ovs-
tiers VIII b served a. well s-other refresh
ments.
J. NJ, scribner went 70 Bradford las,
Thursday.
George P. Ryder Of Randolph was a
guest in town last Saturday.
There was reception at E. WorthIey's
last Friday evening.
John ~ scribner recently sold a nice
yoke Of oxen for $50.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-08

Miss Chiids lost Jersey COW recently
Beaiey Turner also lost q horse
Burt Britton has hired cut to NJ. Cad.
Well for the season.
Mrs.G-Dow has been visiting her daugh
ter for a few DAYS.
John Rowell has been visiting al Mr.
Pushee's for q few days.
Mrs. c. c. Henry is visiting friends il
Hsverhill.
Lee SanbOru is very Ill.
The sudden death OF Mrs. L. Caldwell
Sunday morning, Feb. .. was a great
shock 10 the community. she will be sad.
Is missed in the home circle and by q Iarr,
nun Der OF friends and acquaintance.
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sharon

Fred Laid and wife visited in Brook
field last week.
Mr.. c. A. MOsher was in Bellows Falls
a few days last week on business.
Mrs. Lucia Heath, ho has been spend
ing the winter with friends 10 Albany. y
Y, returned home on Thursday Of last
week.
George Thurston has sold his farm Ia
George Badger of Barnard.
Mrs. +. H. Noyes Is in Post Mills, visit
ing her brother, L. 7. Hart.
II. +. smith and family go to Nsshus.
y. h, this week, s. here they are 70 reside.
Their many friends wish them ioy and
happiness IN their new home.
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Miss Ehie Thompson is visiting Miss
Anna Vaughan.
Parties from Randolph were in town
last week. looking for Jersey COWS.
Miss Ethel Sunburv is with Mrs. 4. z.
Perkius, out she VIII soon 90 TO N. II.
Miller's.
A few have commenced to tap their sUg-
az orchards.
Charles Howe is visiting relatives in
town.
Frank Chedel is very low.
It's Papa" John Burbank nova little
6 ID 10 girl
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south stockbrislge.

Willis Boutwell, is at his fathers on
Boutwell, Hill and is sick with quinsy
sores.
Mrs Goodel is very low and is not ex-
pected to live.
Warner Bates lost a horse recently.
Ransom Tcwnes IS moving into G. h.
BoutWeiFs tenement house.
:. K. Holland was at A. ". Boutwell, 5
last week to see his son-in-law.
Ernest Boutwell, has moved onto henry
Jones place
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STATE OF VERMONT. { On Probate Couri. hold
RANuoLHH . sTnGCF s. RI IN EaHiolnh e.
ti,s l-t lav of Mach A. r., isssa. T. = lhAsg
aHi1rrt. fraror0 q tne estate samuel Mann Ilte
81 "a dluE iu said Isstrictecaasei l1k= arUlica-
non q zaid eaurt far Hoelse o. sell al q ne rtal
state Situated iu this STATE
--~ae-HEhs rlat rLg sac 8 necessary Tor IaF GO
& Eeats 20 sai.l tecaases-
- hsrerrau @ q 1r1ere3 aY
sid l1rrf that s1il application - retarrts To
session. tiIareaf. o. b. het a. the Prostate latee
h zsid auaolpluu tle7lh iaE ot March il-i.i tr
hearluE ana decision f.lHFt AMI 2 d flrtief or
7srei tiaf all persons interested 8. n'illei lfrtts
81 fls.hiieafou 90 uatee II sil application AMI or
~ theresa. three weeks excessively % tae Hera
arf Nlts rhlLshai az Iaual nh before sai4 time q
bs4rIue that teT RAY aTr.lr az sad tine and place
arf 90 tleT So c-rse- 1t1sc f-1reto. by ~ Ea1--
I6e Attest. WILLIAM q. NICHOLS. 3ud-s-
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STATE OF VERMONT. 2 Il PROBATE Goa n leld
RANDoLPH DISTRICT. s. Ezniofnh. Ia sid
pis Tire ith cav % March A. ID. ls4 q. II isenh aEa
ndul'r 81 the estate Of AnsireW ,. Wickus late q
Hrafu1rcf IN said district deceased make auufi-
oafon % said Carr license sell al q tie RAJ
estste Of said de,easei, situated 10 tbs state
rerFeseurIug that thl IS necessary f8r he nav
me NJ " The debts q said deceased.
Mhareupor it Is
oriertl iT said Caurt that said arrlIfaffdn ea7ua
lltier consideration ana beard ffe s-fh dav q
NarclIA. ID. lisa a. the Probate Offce 90 Ran
da %; and lf j. further ordered that al persons in
erHStHd D. uutafea hereof uy publication % nofine
q this Application and order fherpan. three weeks
sucressiKelv IN tie HERALD and NEWs printed a.
Hzriaph before said time 81 hearing. that they may
appear a. ,ai time aai phase and 81 they see oaase
efIiect thereto. BY tle CoErt.-Arre-t judge
i1es WILLIAM u. NICHOLS.
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A Family Reunion.

The children and grandchildren Of Mrs.
Phyrilla " hitney met al the house Of A.
J. Henson Of Tunbridge, on the 3rd inst,
10 celebrate, theseyenty-fou anniversary
Of her life and TO offer their congratuia-
tions that she had lived so long, and had
led so useful a life. They not only
brought their congratulations, but also a
substantial expression Of their affection
In the shape of a large and handsome easy
chair which was a perfect surprise TO her.
A very kind letter was read from her ED
est grandson. Den Burbank Of Boston,
containing many expressions Of regard
and wishes for happy future, al-o a sum
OF money. Al 3 p. m, they ell partooE
of bounriful and delicious dinner, after
which they enjoyed q merry time till late
in the evening when they all departed TO
their several homes, leaving their kind
wishes for the future and pleasant mem
ories in the minds OF all present. Con-.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-08

A child Of Mrs. VIM. Kelsey, Of Waiver
Is, y. y, had contracted a severe cold.
Mre. Kelsey procured a bottle OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, which she gave
as directed. with the best results. She
says,''I believe il to be the best / have ever
used" There is no danger in giving this
remedy to children as IL contains nothing
injurious Then, it can always be de
pended upon for colds, Group and WhOop-
ing cough, which makes II a great favor
tie with mothers for their children. For
sale by NJ. j. Sargent & Son and E. K.
Evans & Co. druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-08

E-aaAE lAAlfeA
TIE un1er5i-lzi ..lFuE aeel appointed by the Hen
Prahafe Court fdr the ui-tflsl 70 Hartford Con-
llssieleTs o. receive examine and lfsf at caiEls
ard demands - 81 persons allllsf Use estate -
Harvey EeFuel&s afH ~ HaFaifan 5u sa5d District
deceased and a claims ekiftesi Il Offset thereto.
hereby give ua-ice t1st eii meet for Tie plrnozs
afaresaii-lt lllzs b Fias hou-e m ~eEth Egyaifoa
az rae .~-l Say q March arf 1fh laV ~ SEPT. nexr
-ram O'Clock p-uluutl oe.ocs. b. each o. szid
DAYS. and thai slN u11tls Tell ie --n dar q Feh.
ID. tsas O. t8a lle limited 81 stld Court for ss1d
creditors = present their claims O. for e1amina-
don aud allowance
Dzfel a. gdFalron his zsfa tav % FEB. A-D.1ss4
JAMES H- BUCK. ggouuis
los GEORGE ". WARDS sio1ers
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Dean. Rheumatic pulls ss.sls,slE ss.,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-08

FAbove offers are good only in
Vt. Out of VI. add 25c.
1S-Pay your Postmaster or address
L. 7. Thayer. West Randolph, Vt
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Remember Evans Is THE Druggist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

sum assessed against him as damages.
FOR that Is nothing He has no means
that the plaintiff can make anything
out OF. and a verdict OF $4,000 means
no more to him than a verdict Of $1,000
would have meant. He would never
satisfy judgment for either amount
But the jury verdict OF $4,000 is
measure Of what they thought he ought
to have to pay for his offense. Fifteen
thousand dollars Is Il big sum OF money,
and taking It as the equivalent OF the
damage done the woman the man must
feel that he is indeed deeply wretched
creature
Madeline Pollard was not an innocent
woman She was not puro-mlnded
woman when she met breckenridge.
She was an easy II not a willing Vie
tim. II was not as II he had used his
arts TO turn aside from virtues path
right-ml1ded woman. Probably the
bush needed only weak shaking to
bring the fruit down-it was so rotten
that It was ready to drop Of It's own
weight II his oftense against such
woman was so heinous as to call for
mulct Of $4,000. It must have been
atrocious indeed.
The defendant is an old man and in
the decline Of life. He cannot live
down his disgrace. and he cannot es-
cape 1t. His public career Is at an end
for 1t Is not conceivable TINT the peo-
pie Of Kentucky viii send him back to
congress-. he being degraded and dis
credited before the world His fate is
a pitlful but not an unjust one, as JUS
tice is sometimes the greatest awaRener
Of pity FOR It's victims.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

est sense: the extension OF the SYM
patty and benevolence Of the human
heart Man must be awakened to his
duty to his fellow man, before he Is
able TO do the perfect will OF God. His
heart must be cultivated, and the ques-
ton arlses how can he best cultivate
it2 BY reading the Bible? Yes, that
is n good way Yet there Is another
way which ar0uses man to fuller real
ization OF that duty to his fellow
man. and which is best afforded at a
swimmer school.
We may read in books and current
liteyature OF the day the deplorable
condition OF other nations, their need
Of misslonarie, and their ready ac-
ceptance Of Christianity, yet we can
never realize the great Importance of
Christian workers. who are willing to
give up home and friends to admin
lister TO the wants and needs Of
strangers IN a foreign land, till we
come in personal contact with some
one who has actually been there and
who can tell In contour and in detail
the exact condition of those nations
II is astonishing to listen to a man
who has almost Travelled the world
over and who has spent the greater
part of his life In foreign fields, as he
relates the great eagerness with which
they listen to the gospel, their en-
thusiasm when converted, and their
A'Nf ANA AlAN AlaAlull NilltH mas sent
them the good tidlngs. Here It is pre-
scented to us more wildly than we
could possibly gather from any other
source that other nations are also peo-
pie of God, and that they will be al
lowed TO share our home in heaven.
Then we ask ourselves, shall we never
strive to aid them in their endeavors
to reach the kingdom nor learn to love
them till we meet on that beautiful
shore2
Having looked into the spiritual
benefits to be derived from attending
at summer school, we Will next see
the intellectual In connection with
the awakening Of our deepest interest.
the strengthening OF our faith and the
broadening of our horizon is the quick
ening of our Intellect by coming In
contact with the most brilliant youths
OF our country Not only that, but II
is here we have the opportunity of
studying under the most efficient
teaehers OF the world, learn to classify
ty0wrltlngs OF the scriptures in a
ln3TNer In which we are enabled To
sTdy, them with more expediency and
wNh a better understanding.
ph3A wishing efficient teachers can
nor NAN better Investment with
their funds than by sending their men
to summer schools. You will find /
have very feebly penned what can only
be fully realized by actual experience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

A little ephemeral notoriety some.
times brings the object OF it into con.
spicuous prominence. Here IL Judge
Caldwell now being talked OF "a a can.
aldaie for president on the Republican
ticket because Of u popular judicial de-
eision. Nobody had ever heard OF
Judge Caldwell up to a month or six
weeks ago. His record is unknown.
His experience In public life ia moth.
ing. It is no merit OF his that he in-
ierpreted the law as he found II. That
judges duty. not his virtue. Such
mushroom booms serve to make Cos.
ZIP but when the Republican national
convention meets. two years hence,
lew Of the delegates win remember
that such man as Judge Caldwell is
living.