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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-15

Wonderful and extraordinary events
among welI-known women strongly
and powerfully interest all. Thiscoun-
try is filed with undetermined women
who earnestly desire 20 promote the
welfare of their sex. One OF the bright
est and most intellectual Of these is
Mrs. +. L. TAYLOR, who resides at Z,
Baker book, Main ST., Ticonderoga,
\. y. She says:
"a year ago | became fearfully nery-
Gus and completely run down SO that
was Obliged to stop work. had
nervous prostration and dyspepsia, and
was terribly weak.
II tried physicians and medicines
but ali to no good. had heard much
about the wonders of Dr. Grene's
Nervurd blood and nerve remedy and
began 10 feel that il would do me
rood. determined to try il. After
commencing il. began to feel better
almost Immediately and steadily im-
proved under its wonderful influence.
"After taking five bottles | was
completely cured of all my complaints.
| cannot Tell YOU how thankful | am
for having taken DR. Greene's Neryu-
ia blood and nerve remedy. advise
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Emma NJ. Morey Orange County cOaa


Albert +. Morey June TermlsF
Whereas, Emma M.Morey OF West Fai,
lee in the county of Orange and state q
Vermont has flied in the office OF the clers
Of said court, her libel for divorce from
Albert e. Morey, returnable to the count
court next to be held at Chelsea, within
and for said county, on the first Tuesdsy
OF June, A. D., 1895, and therein setting
forth, in substance, that she was laBiulIy
married to said Albert e., at West Fairlse
on the 14th day of July, 1878; that sls
lived with him from that time until To-
month of December, 1893, in the strict OF.
servance OF all her marriage covenants
when they ceased to live together; thai
she has two minor children, the fruit o.
said marriage, George c., of the age 9.
fourteen years, and Dana NJ, OF the age o.
twelve years; and alleging as causes OF di.
vorce, adultery and intoierable severity;
and further alleging that said Albert 6
nOy resides out Of this state SO that b
cannot be served with process by prope,
o.ticer; and praying for bill of divorce
from him, and for the care and custody
OF said children, and for alimony.
And in consideration OF the facts SET
forth in said libel, verified by the cato Of
me libcllant, His Honor Jonathan Ross.
Judge OF the supreme court, has given to
the libellant the care ana custody Of sail
children and Of the household furniture
now in use by her, during he pendency o.
said libel or until further order, and hls
enioined the libellee from disturbing her
from such care and custody, as appears BY
said libel and decree and injunction nov
on file herein.
II is therefore ordered that notice OF the
tendency OF said libel and OF said decrgs
and Injunction, be given to the libeliee By
publishing the substance thereof in tbs
HERALD AND NEws,a newspaper printed
in Randolph in said county together With
this order, three weeks successfully, tie
last OF which publications to be at least
six weeks befere said June term OF said
court, 1895.
JOIN Il. WATSON, Atty.
SALMON B. HEBARD, Clerk
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Around the Campfire.

The w. r.. C. of Bellows Falls had
bean supper in G. A. X. hall Friday
evening that was well attended.
The ladies of the w. II. 9. OF Brad
ford will give an old-time hash supper
in their hall on Friday evening, Nov
I6.
Past Department Commander Hugh
Henry and his wife, Mrs. Henry, presl-
dent of the Vermont W. X. T., were
rendered reception at Morrlsyllle BY
the G. A. r. and their kindred organ
| ization at a recent visit to that place.
By order of the war department,
Major General Oliver Q. Howard Is
retired from active service. General
Howard has many friends among the
Vermont veterans who will be pleased
TO know that he will make his home
in Burlington.
Custer post of Bennington Is to hold
n camp fire on Tuesday evening, the
goth. In attendance are expected Mrs.
Gen. Custer. after whose lamented ms
band the post was named, ana MIS-.
Calhoun.a sister of Gen. Custer. These
ladies will give reception during the
evening, and are TO be the guests OF
A. p. Childs.
An elegant memorial record book
was presented TO Howard post, No. ~,
&. A. r.. Of Lunenburgh, on Friday
evening. Nov. ?, by Frederick a. Iur-
ner. Albert l.. Brown and Mrs. Jennie
1. King. IN memory of Charles Wes-
lev King. The address was delivered
bv Hon. Porter II. Dale OF island
Pond and was very interesting and
eloquent. His subject was Courage,
Remembrance and Hope. The pres
entation speech was made by state
Auditor +. ID. Hale and the speech of
acceptation by Rev c. II. Tucker in
behalf of the post. Rev. +. +. Black
mer made a few fitting remarks. Very
fine music was furnished during the
evening.
Mrs. lisa A. Ellis OF Burlington has
issued order No l6, in which she says:
1.-TWO societies have been mustered
since last orders: Society No. Is, of
VIM. A. LOOMS Camp, No. 70, Lyn-
donville, was mustered Aug.4, and elect
ed Mrs. Rose Allen, president, with
scharter members; Society No. 49, Lieut.
+. 5. Stranahan Camp, No. IS, Mil
ton, was mustered July 24,and elected
Miss Bessie Dixon, president. with 20
charter members.
The long winter evenings are APP
preaching. This is the season most
favorable for our work and for crea-
ting an interest in our order. Each
society should at once take measures
to provide entertainments for the pur-
pose of replenishing its treasury and
keeping its name before the public.
Now is the time TO commence. Re
member the earlier we get TO work, the
more can be accomplished.
The division secretary's report shows
IL societies with pa members in good
standing. The treasurcr's report shows
S24. O2 on hand.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
fer than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
The needs of physical being, will attest
fhe value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectualIy cleansing the system,
dispelIing colds, headaches and teyers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the KID
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in so cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, You will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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The UNDERSIGNED. having been appolniedhr theH1
Probate Court Tor the District Il Hartford eonmr
siontrs. to receive examine and aullsl all cafs
and demands 81 all persons against the estate 81 =
via sturiesant late OF Bethel IN said District, q
ceased. and an claims exhibited IN Offset there's
hereby give notice that viii meet tor TIE pnrnr
Is Aforesaid az Nai1 M bite River Bank
on the "a day ~ January AMI - day q April
next lrou. De- a.. H. uHiA
O'Clock. y. Of sad,iay~ gna that SIX months inl
the - day OF Oct. A. -. lisa Is The time limited Y
said Court tor said creditor to present their cal
70 as for examination ami allowance.
Dated al Bethel Tails gill daN OF October. a. ID ia
VI. SlLNESTERt C0nnfissQl'
1893 GO. 81. nEKhN eis
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everyone to use il, for know the good
it did me and what il did for others.
The positive and straightforward
statements made by the fore-sighIed
and deep-thinking men and women
who are cured by DR. Greene's Nervu-
ra blood and nerve remedy. give to
these testimonials such strength and
influence that everybody acknowl-
edges the genuine worth and marvel
Gus power 10 cure of this wonderful
medicine.
Everybody tales DIR. Greene's Ner-
yura blood and nerve remedy for it
always cures.
II Is not patent medicine, but the
prescription OF the most Successful liv-
ing specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases, DIR. Greene, of "a
Temple Place. Boston. Mass lie has
the largest practice in the world, and
this grand medical discovery i the re-
suit OF his vast experience. The great
reputation OF DR.. Greene is a 9uaran-
Tee that his medicine will cure and the
fact that lac can be consulted by any
one, at any time, free of charge. per-
sonally or by letter. gives absolute as
surance OF the beneficial action of this
wonderful medicine.
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STATE or VERMONT yAta PROBATE Coru
HARTFORD DISTRICT = held az Mpodsfpc6
wihin aud fui said ilisti lei iAe ~ dai 81 Ao
ISa4 Present r. d. SeaVer ;ud-e
Where's living g.. karrows. Admir-. % the estate
OF Laura CARTS. late Of Royal in said dis ca DE-
ceased. iuiesiate. proposes rendering account q
his administration Of said estate aud presenting hs
account against said estate for allowance az a
session u said Court To b. held al fhe probate once
u oad tock. IA The said District on tle i DAY o.
November A. d.. 1894.
Aud whereas said court has assigned said time aug
mace Dr the settlement OF said account snt ietA
decree 81 the residue ~ said estate 20 tie heirs OF
said deceased and ordered that puric notice lletee
be given to all persons interested 10 said estate Y
publishing copy cf the record Of this order tise
weeks successiyeiv. eNious To the day ass enta a
Aforesaid, IN the White River Herald newslale
published Royaitun ia the InunA OF
Windsor Ia the state OF Vermont.
Therefore. All persons concerned ~ said esiAi'
nuiite-i 70 appear at the Probate Office IN Moot
stock IN said District. on the day assigned q,
aforesaid, then and there to contest the alowae q
said account II the, AMI 20 establish ilti
tights as heirs legafees and lawful ciananiso Oh sA
.rsa'q trs, yecara .,,es, ~
y. J. SEAyER. Besis,ef
A true copy OF record. T. o. SEAVER. Judge
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The undersigned having been appointed BY the Nv
Probate Court for the District OF Hartford N9n. s
nissloners TO receive. examine and adjust al eAi
and demands OF all persons AGAINST the estate -,
Lizzie n. Farnhadn late Of Ro,alton In said Dsire.
deceased and all claims exhibited in Offset theie
hereby give notice that will meet for the purpvs
Aforesaid al the Office of Tsrbel. & William ID =
Royalton village
the 2d day Of JAM aud 22d day Of April ls hse s
dsvs ana tisf a. ,,nn,h ron, H. s1tb iay Of 0ci
A. ID. 1894 Is the .imc limited bv said Court LOT -.
creditors 10 present their claims to us for eNAiil
ton and allowance. -,
Dated Royalton this 24th day of Oct. 4. D. ~
EDWARD POSTER tom
1900 ARTHUR &. WHITMAN missieAs''
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The undersigned. having been appointed ~
Hon. Probate Court for the District of kanHr
Commissioners. 70 receive. examine and adiusA
claims and demands OF all persons against the -
OF Roswell S.Nichols late of Brookheld IN SAID ~
deceased. and all claims exhibited IN Offset there
hereby give lctiCc thai viii meet for the pufi"
aforesaid. at the residence Of c. $ Wiilians y
Nav next from 10 O'Clock am until O'Clock pm =
said DAYS. and that slx mos from the a0th day oiV
lS4 Is the time limited by said Court for said cre
ors 10 present their claims 10 for examination
allowance. Dated at BrOokfeid this on dAs u
Nov. A. ID. 1884.
C.S. wILIIAMSl COM
Se1 u. G. COLT misslnners
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STATE OF VERMONT. fIn Probate Court, aeis
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS tatRandolph In ard ~, ~
sAid District. on the lSt day OF November 4. De II
iona c.creen. guardian Of Wallace ;. Green ~ -
Alice Green. makes application TO said couI. ~ =,
license 20 sell the following described real esiai
his said wards. to wit: The farm IN Brouknei1 y
which Ann Peireen died seized and POSSESSED retls
sentlnE that the sale thereof. for the purpose ~.
putting the proceeds Of such sale interest @
NesfinE The same In stocks real estate. woeie y
beneficial 10 said wards.
Whereupon Il is ORDERED Z.
said court. that said application be referred y >
session thereof 10 b. held a. tbe Probate 3ales -,
IN said Randolph on the I'D day Of Nov. A. D. - =.
bearing and decision thereon; and e Is further
uere. that all persons interested he notified heft
uy publication 81 notice Of said application sna
Ger thereon. three weeks successfully IN the tirf
and News published a. Randolph before said TN,
hearing that thee may appear Al said time and -
ana II they cause. nifiesf thereto b fne tt-
sol Attest. WILLIAM Il. NICHOLS. judes'
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The undersigned. having been appointed y ~
hon.'rooate Court for the district Of Hartford te
mssoners. 10 receive. examine. and adjust all ciain
and demands Of all persons against the estate -,
Alonzo Rogers late Of Roxaiion in said Us
deceased. aud all claims exhibited IN Offset the.s
70. hereby give notice that viii smeet for te ~
poses Aforesaid Al the store Of VI. j. Sargent 4 VI
So. Royalton the s2d day Of Jan. and lsth cay
April next nom O'Clock p. m. until O'Clock y. "
OF said DAYS auii tia six monflls -
TIE 18th day OF Oct. A. D.. l-ai Is the time i-l,
81 BY said Court for said creditors present t's
c aims % rs tor examination and allowance. -,
Dated 81 Royaifon this = IA, OF pef. a. D-ls-s-
MARX J. SARtENTf Comuls- -,
ALBERT sARHENTA sloners. ~
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For SALE.

By the Admir-. to close the estate Of the
late Elliot p. Densmore, the sawmill prop
erty situated in the north part ,of Chelsea
village and consisting of large twe-sto-
ny dwelling, large garden, fine young fruit
orchard ;also first class water power saw
mill. This property must be sold at once.
together OF separately, to suit customers,
and al bargain. Don'tsdelsy, but write
at once for particulars to
sm J. K.DARLISc, Admir-, Chelsea, VT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25

New York, March 24.-Even for Sat
urday, the stock market was unusual
ly dull, and the speculation unimport-
ant. Distilling was the only even mod
crate stock which was bought N small
blocks, it is believed, for new bull
pool, which bid up the shares l Is.
Long stock bought at lower figures was
then brought out, causing a re-action
OF Is with a recovery Of * at the close.
The only other stock the transactions
in which exceeded 5000 shares, was St.
Paul, the buying in which was mainly
20 cover short contracts of a leading
bear operator. fluctuations were lin
Tied TO &c. range.
After opening at an advance of Il
Chicago Gas receded 21f, and then. on
buying induced by the report that
the attorney general of Illinois would
dismiss the quo warranto proceedings.
rose per cent, closing % in the final
dealings.
The general market was dull and
featureless. At the close the market
was strong, except for Chicago Gas,
which became heavy on dispatch
stating that questions asked by the at
toFney general during proceedings be-
tore him indicated that he would grant
the petition for a writ
The bond market was strong from
opening to close today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Religious notices inserted free in this
column if handed in before noon on satur-

day
=, Swedish Lutheran Zion Church. -Corno,.
second South and Fourth East. Rev, 4
I. Martin, pastor. Divine service at i0-3o
= ~ M ana .La pm; Sunday school at 70 is
the morning and evening services. sero,G,o
ana prayer OH Wednesday at 6 n Tho
i i,'ll society WI. meet on Friday even
ing at usual time.
First Methodist Episcopal Church ~
Third South street between State ,nJ
Main streets, half block west of the
hnutsford hotel, Rev. w. d. Mabrv. pas-
Easter services at II &. m. Easter eon,srt
by the Sunday school at 73J p.m.. I'm
worth league at $50 pm. Seats free; ali
invited especially strangers in the city.
Unitarian.-SaIt Lake theatre. II O'clock
Rev. David Utter, pastor. The Easier ser,
vice viii include fine musical programme
with solo by Mr.; Nat NJ. Brigham, and
a sermon upon the Destiny of Man"
Everybody cordially invited.
Third Presbyterian Church.-Rev. I
Mccain, pastor, Eleventh East and NASH
lngton avenue Norwood. Preaching nj
IL am. and 7:3c pm; Sunday school nj 10
noon; society OF Christian Endeavor mt i:tJ
pm; prayer meeting at 7.30 Wednesday
evening.
The Central Christian Church.-Corner
Third East and Fourth South streets. Il
r Gay, minister residence 362 Third
East. Sunday school at 9:45 am; preach
ing at II am. and 7:5O pm; Christian
Endeavor al s pm; prayer meeting We'd
nesday at 7:3O PIN; special Easter ser.
vices today. You are cordially invited TO
all of these services.
The Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Our Savior.-Rev e. Skabo,
pastor. Today, Easter Sunday, services
at II am in ST South Third East street
In the evening at $50 pm. the Sunday
school children will have their Easter fes-
tival. All are cordially invited Pastor :
study, 257 South Fourth East street.
German services viii be held today at
81 East Second South Second floor. the
former location Of the Z. NJ. c. A. rooms
as follows: Confessional service this
morning at l015 o'clock; regular Sunday
morning service at IL o'clock; and regular
Sunday evening service at 7:30 o'clock
w. II. Behrens, Evangelical Lutheran
minister 349 South First West.
English Lutheran Church of the Holy
Trinity.-Rev. James +. Beates, pastor
Easter Tioe service today with The holy
communion at IL am. no evening service:
children's Easter festival at PR. Pa
rents and friends are especially invited 10
this service. Special music and lowers.
Come and worship with US at Memorial
chapel. on Fourth East between Third
and Fourth South streets.
Tiff Methodist Church.-First South ara
Ninth Last. At II am. P. Goro Kabura;,,i,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25
YOUNG. BUT a DEVIL.
Murderer FredcricI1s' Most Check
cred Career.


cred Career.
san Francisco, March Civilian
Fredericks, who shot Cashier Herrick
yesterday, is only % years Of age, but
for years he has been a hardened Grim
inal
Several years ago he was sent TO the
penitendary for robbery and served
four years. He is accused of Two muir
ders besides that of Herrick, and is
suspected Of another.
Tonight he admitted that his name
was Fgcdericks, and said that he had
furnished arms TO George Sontag
Chris Evans IV,rtner. when Sontag
tried TO escape from Folsom prison.
In a note book carried by Eradericks
were some notes written in cipher
which being interpreted, showed that
he had been III communication with
Chris Evans Fredericl1s says his
plan was to bluff the bank officials in
TO submission, lock them in The vault
and quietly walk away. He says he
would not have fired at Herrick had
not the cashier first wounded him.
Although Fredericks has such hard
record as a desperate man, the po-
lice are convinced that he is a coward
at heart, as he weakened as soon as he
thought he was wounded, though be
was armed 10 the teeth and could have
made a fight had he been so disposed.
His wounds are not serious. One eye
was cut by spiinters of glass when
Herrick fred through the window at
him, and he was struck on the bl east
by spent ball, which did not enter
the flesh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25
Dry Goods Market.

New York, March 24-For the clos
Ing day of the week there was fair
business effected by jobbers as the re-
suit of local dealers being present in
good form. With the commission trade
the demand was moderate, but the wire
request much better. Agents report
free deliveries Of dress goods. printed
fabrics, calicOes, white goods, staple
and dress ginghams and a good demand
Tor dress styles. Clothing linens in fair
request. Printed cloths in better de-
mand, with sales at 2& bid for sixty
tour squares. Sales for the week at
Fall River, Providence and elsewhere.
nearly half a million pieces. The tone
OF the market is steady and strong.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25
MINING sTocKs-sAN FRANsIsco.
CITIZENS MADE IN A MINUTE.
scoundreIly Scheme Unearthed in
Brooklyn.

Brooklyn. Y. Y. March 24-Justice
Walsh issued warrants today for the
arrest Of Vincenso De WHO, an Italian
banker of New York. and Valesco Ter
REM, his clerk, on charges of subor-
nation of perjury. There is evidence
lin the district attorneys office that De
Villo sold naturalization papers to ltal-
ians just landed at from $40 to SIS
apiece The papers IRE forged and have
been used by the Italians 20 secure
employment IN city department. works.
In connection with these arrests, the
World this evening devoted an entire
page to The developments Of the case.
Ii shows an organized system If buying
and selling citizens papers Obtained by
fraud, selling them to aliens not law
fully entitled To be naJuralzed, ard
who. having become parties 10 the
fraud, are controlled and ,lriVen to the
polls like sheep. The ar5icie further
states that when these aliens return
to their own country, the bogus papers
are bought back at 4 big discount and
sold again to new arrivals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25
ROCKFORD'S MESSIAH.
Identified as Former Methodist
Minister.


Rockford, ILL.,, March 24.-Dr. Lon
don Sarter Gray, professor of nervous
and mental diseases of the New York
Polytechnic, in the course of an eXhaus-
tive treatise on the subject, What
Shall We Do With Cranks?" read be-
fore the Society of Medical Jurispru-
dence of New York, asserts that some
ten or twelve years ago he was re-
quested to examine into the sanity of
Methodist minister, then living in
Worchester county. New York, who,
because of his diminutive size, was
called The Sparrow" The mann was
George Jacob Schweinforth, the Rock
ford bogus Messiah.
To DR.. Gray the man admitted that
several years ago he had had an at
tack of insanity, in the course of which
he had passed himself on a railroad
car as the long lost Charley Ross. But
he denied that he was then insane,
claiming that his belief in his wifes
infideity was no proof of mental aber-
ration. DR.. Gray took steps to have
him placed in an asylum. but the bird
flew the next day and he lost all trace
of him until recently, when he discov-
cred his patient in the person of the
alleged Savior of Rockford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New York March "a

HOPS-EUn; state common to choice
SNl9; Pacific coast. 13G19
PIG IRQN-Dull: Scotch 2OO0622 30:
American. u.50ul3.50.
SiLNEE-59.
C0PpEG-Quiet. lake 9ss
l.EAD-l'irm; domestic. 80
TlN--Dul; nominal. quiet
SPELL ER-Dull: nominal
COFFE E-Sp3t Rio firruer: No. Z, f7is.T
les; mild, quiet and steady Cordoyn.
Eatnlyik. Sales rsimored late Yesterday,
Of 1900 bags Rio No. Z, afioat at l7is.
SGGA E-Raw. dun; fair refining 25s
centrifugal 96-test, 52s. refined dull: No
10. g. 80; No. 20 5-l603iI No. Ii. SEG
I-l6: No. j.. 5isG3 5-i6; 30. l3. , ISIS;
of \, 8 ll-l6Ei; mould 4, 45-lbfisi5,
standard A, IS -lSstfis; confectioners 4.
4 l5-l6dsis; cut loaf, 1885: crushed.
1880. powdered, 4 5-l50sJs; granulat,.d,
( 1-l6dGS; cubes, 5-l6ds5s