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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court he.d
Randolph District. So al hando,pnn, ~ X, II
said Dist on the LIST day of August A. D"ioso ~.
Richardson, administrator ,s,, " u a IA;
estate Of lizaW. Osgood late of Brookfe'd IN sal"
presents his administration account fer examination
and allowance and llakes application for decree o.
distribution and partition Of the estate OF sat he
ceased Whereupon, 1t is ordered by SAID Court ina
said an olication come under consideration ana oe
heard on the 9Th day ofAng A. Ds95 at the Propa s
Office in said Randolph and y Is further 9rueren ts
tioh t Of notice Of this application and order three
weeks successfully in the HERALD AND NEWs. "rln.
ed nj Randolph before said time OF hearing, LnAt
thew may appear at said time and place. and SNOW
caliseif any they may have. why such account shoui
nOt be allowed and such decree made.
Bv the Court-Attest. Inaoa
lli0 WILLIAM II NiChohs' o""ee'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08

.TATE or VERMONT, Tin Propate Court, neld
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS at Randolph In and lor
aid District. onithe 9Th day o. August A. D.. 1850
Caroline G. Upllam and Chas. II. Bigelow, ,r
executors of The estate oflenas M
lJplam. late Of Brookfield in sal district de-
ceased make application to said i c dsa. lodi
situated in Br okteld. representing that the sale
W ii be beneficial 10 The legatees OF sd estate ana
~ 70 ''ST Whereupon 1t is ordered by
said court. that said application be referred 10 y
session thereof 10 be held at the Probate Umce ID
said Ran olph the 2th day OF Aug. A. ,9o, r
hearing and decision thereon; and u is iurt,er OF
dered, that ali persons Interested be notified hereof
by publication OF notice of said application ann oI
der thereon three weeks successfully IN tne Herao
and News published at Randolph before said time OF
hearing that they may appear at said ts,e smu
ii4o Attest. WILLIAM H, NICHOLS. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08

STATE OF VERMONT At Az r +, %aodsto oSar'
within and for said District on the lst,i uay Vi
1885, Present, I. o. Sewer. Judge. - ,,a
Whereas Dana II Morse. administrator OF tlle
estate OF Edwin Morse. late OF
Bethel in said district :,
deceased intestate proposes renderins anting his
DIS administration anu ,pfa r. nj N
account against said estate for allowance t a.
session Of said Court to be held at the probate "c "
in Wood stock in the said District on the io'' '"'
And whereas said court has assigned said time Inns an
place for the settlement Of said account ,ha heirs Of
decree OF the residue Of said estate ~ NJ thereof
BE- rVen 10 u. narsons interested in said estate py
publishing copy of the record Of Of t any s os
aforesaid, in the Bethel Courier ,,s Comfy Of
published al Bethel In tne o""'' =
Windsor in the state Of Vermont. j., ss,d estatt
Therefore All persons cop se,as "a sA IN Wood
stock in said District. the DAY ass'sa q
aforesaid then and there to contest Inc ,s tSei,
said account il they see cause and 70 ~ ssit
rights Us heirs, egatees and lawful claimants '"'
residue, ils
""e recor'' "''e'"N J. SEAvER. Register
A ,r,. co,v 81 r.cord X o. SEAvER. judges
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08

srATEoF VERMONT In Probate Ganrl and r,d for
Randolph DIsrRIcTsst Chefs. WITS, 7, lsa5' An In
said district on the 18th day Of July, A.n;io'''
strumenl purporting be the last WI ,helsea in
and Testament of Joel Htrs-y late oi il, v" + G.
.sd district deceased being preseea f"r Probate,
it Is ord red by said Court that all persons c,sreof
Cd therein he notified to appear =, ,intel in Chelsea
on Ihs ,, ~ ,s Of anst. A. d. 1885. and siloM
cause, if any they have against the probate that
viii; for which purpose II is further "reeis
acopy of the record Of .,ass,x civ in
This order be published three weeks 1,T a, Han-
The Herald and News newspaper prl,.e of hearing.
doph in this State, previous 10 SAID uhc VI "
Ry the Court. attest. , x,rcuOI g. Judge,
ll3S WILLIAM II. NlCh'i "
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08
AYE rs
SarsapariIla

"Having thoroughly tested; IN
nv practice as physician, the
Alternative action of Ayers Sar-
sanarilla. / view it as OF une-
n,Ialed excellence. ID. FRANCIS
BouRNs, 1885 Walnut ST., Phila'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08
i true record, Attest N. j. SEAVER, Register.
true copy Of record. ,,,,, ,..a
il3S Attest. Il. ". DEAN EN-. v"u<S'


STATE oFyERMONr I AtaProbate Court held At
District of HartfordsS Woodstock. wi'hlnano 'or
said district on the 9Th aay of July A. D. lSs'
PRESENT. Hon. THOMAS o. sEAvEk .mose;
Whereas +. V. Hassam. admir-. o. me estate %
CYNTHIA Packard late Stockbrldge In SAN ustIics
deceased lntesiae proposes rendcringan account OF
his administration and ~.,,-
nresentjnv s account against said estate for exam,
MARION and allowance at Probate Court 70 De nsla
In Woodstock aforesaid on the 4ih day OF Sept. 1888,
And whereas said court has assigned sat,i tme
and Mace for the ettement of sa'arconnt anu Ior
iecree OF lie residue Of said ate TO tie heirs
of.sad deceased aud ordered that pubic NO.
tice thereof be given To all persons Interested ~
said cstai. w publishing conv ~ Inc recorn ~
This order lhrtc weeks spcees>ivel, pr Vus I" W.
da assigned as afore.aid the,.,.s .r
Bethel Courier. newspaper puV e,s s,ato ~
Bethel /, the county of Windsor, IN the STATE o.
Vermont. The efore all persons concerned in SAID
estate are mortified to appear AT The proate once ~
Woodstock in said district, on the day assigneu ~
aforesaid then and there to contest the ail owamce
81 said accounts II they see cause ana t'
their rig is AS heirs, gatees and lawful ciamau.s
OF said residue. True 'eo"'"
test N. J. SEAvER, Register.
A true copy Of record, Attest ,.,.v, jr,age
1883 \. ~. oEA ~, .o9s-.-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08
ESPECIAL TO ouR LADY sEApEKs.l

ESPECIAL TO oUR LADY KEAbkKs'I
Only few years ago even the medical
profession secuted the idea that young
girls could suffer from the misery OF uterus
troubles.
That form of disease, 1t was claimed,
came only to married women.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08
A MOTHERS Duty
TOWARDS HER DAUGHTERS.

suggestions Which Bear Repeating. a.
Thsr Importance is Unreasonable.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08

Annual sales more than 9. 100000 boxes;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19
BALLOT.BOX THIEVES AND YIR'
GINA.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals OF
Virginia upon last Friday refused to
grant a writ OF error in the Smithers'
Precinct cases.
The convicted election officials
had hoped to upset the verdict OF
$1,000 and a day In jail.
It is more the moral effect OF the
conviction than the severity Of the
punishment melted.
The balIot-box at this precinct
had been stuffed with more than
three hundred fraudulent ballots
and dead men had been voted.
The Richmond, Wa. DAILY TIMEs,
a Democratic journal led the tight
and Nh. A. B. GUIeoN. one Of the
ablest young attorneys In the -sse.t'
conducted the prosecution.
This journal may justly feel prouc
of it's achievement and Mr.. GUIGof
adds another laurel to his ALREADY
brilliant reputation.
Fraud must be wiped out and tn
thieving officials practicing it, pu
with robbers and murderers In To
prisons Of the commonwealth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19
THE TENNESSEE SITUATION.

TENNESSEE is about to add to the
crime of murder that of robbery.
The trial of the tends who conspir-
ed to, and finally murdered six color
ed men alleged to have been implica-
ted In barn-burning resulted IN
miscarriage OF Justice.
RICHARDSON and SMITH, the muir
derers lwere acquitted, although
there is hardly In this country to-
dav a fair-ainded person who paid
any attention to the facts In the
case but what believes them to be
IguiIty.
/ Hon. II. CLAY Evans, the Republi-
can nominee who was elected Gov
Iernor of Tennessee. both as an actu-
al fact and upon the face OF the re-
, turns has not yet been inaugurated
\ and Gov. TURNEY, the defeated DEM
ocratic nominee complacently vio-
lIates the constitution and the law
and refuses to relinquish ithe Office
as a candidate for which he has been
defeated.
The Democratic members OF the
!. Legislature are party to this CON
Iepiracy, although many OF them
have refused to be led into commit
ting perjury and violating the most
: solemn obligations which man car
n take.
= 1t is the intention OF these men &c
have a contest before the Legislature
for which be it remembered there Il
No authority under the TennAssH'
~ Constitution and thereby delay Tn
time In order that the usurping Gov
= ernor may continue to hold Office
:. This is revolution and 1t become
- an open question as TO whether o
not the people win stand it.
On the heels of this, comes a dele
- cation of the business men iron
- Tennessee asking the governmen
Z, to make an appropriation for goN
lernment exhibit at the exposition t
be held in this state In '96.
y With the Republicans In the asceI
- dency In the 54th Congress an
n enough members of that Party
- The Senate to talk ouch a measure t
- death, it seems to be inconceivab
that the lIberal-minded Democrat
white men of Tennessee should be 6
stupid as to allow such a conditio
of affairs to longer continue.
We trust that Hon. II. CLAY r
r. ANS will fight it out to the finish, al
l1n 90 to any lengths to secure the
'sl- fee to which he has been honest
'nu and legally elected.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19
A STRANGE BENEFAcTOR.
Remarkable Story OF How MAN
Helped Relieve suffering IN
Hundreds OF Homes.

Remarkable Story OF How MAN
Helped Relieve suffering An
Hundreds OF Homes.
fE,orn the Brooklyn, ". y, Stonddroi- Jntol'l
.S'here Is a curious character in Blissvine,
tn southern extreme Of Long Island CITY,
Who is known to everybody, including
children. as "the DOCTOR, although MS
advice has always been gratuitous ana ne
has but one remedy.
Joseph J. Myers, ''the doctor, the
proprietor Of tho Homestead Hotel; where
Saadard Union reporter found run las'
night, -. 81 NJ reDeavg,, h.
nroilinclv observed, In response toR question.
scThere il no secret Neither am DOCTOR
and there hasn't been one in my house for
almost a quarter of century My doctor
stands mp there on the safe IN the iorm o.
Perry Davis Pain-Killer, and under nc
circumstances would i allow myself 70 %
without bottle.
ct was once afflicted by liberated sor'
throat and nv position became so critica
that three physicians. who had been calie'
in consultation, gently broke the yarn T.
me that my davs were numbered. An apPh
cation of Pain-killer was suggested. ,lie
- a week later was back at my work.
"a few weeks afterwards nelghoor
wife was suffering from the same aiiicuor
! / sent a bottle to her, and IN a lev Gays sn
came TO nv house to thank me for havin
saved her life
"Mv oldest boy, last winter, was attacke
with infiammatory rheumatism ! appi,
Pain-Killer and drove every veshge OF q
malady out of his system.
"Mv two boys we're brought through
,;ere Of diphtheria. at q time when the d
ease was widespread, and the Pain-kille
success with them induced me 10 send
dozen bottles to neighbors whose chiidr
, were also Frustrated. In every instance
Effected a cure. That's why they call
3 doctor in Bhssville-"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19

nlsh testimony as 20 the stel hg
worth Of such an able iurist.
Judge WITT has the courage OF
his convictions. He Is not a mega
tive quantity; that Is, agree as TO
what should be done and not do It,
but he acts the moment ne considers
himself justified 10 so doing. BE Is
an official with decision OF charac-
ter, and when HIS mind is once made
up, the persuasion OF political OF
personal friends win not swerve him
; from his line of duty.
There are gradually springiog uT
] throughout the Southland men o
! this character. and It Is to them th'
t oppressed people OF the countr,
: must make their appeal.
t The setting aside OF the verdict Il
the case of RICHARD Brown was al
q act OF justice, the conviction of hiI
o an outrage.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19

~ the February term OF the
orporation Court of DaINEille, Va.
It win be remembered that PENN
raped q ten year old eolored girl
named LIMA HANNA.
The extreme punishment for the
commission Of such q crime Is death.
PENN's relatives are wealthy, and
steps have been taken to save him.
The Injured girl, her mother and sis
ters have been spirited away and des
bite the efforts of the commonwealth
40 to do, their whereabouts have
mot as yet been ascertained.
| Several persons have been indicted
upon the charge of having assisted
I'm the removal of the witnesses, but
ND to the present the persons want
ed TO testify in the case have no
: been found.
1t seems strange that In city Tx
DanviIle, where one person seems e
know every other person that sue
q crime could have been commute
: and witnesses carried away withou
= ascertainIng the facts relative {
their hurried departure
II is evident that threats played
= part In this game as well as none
- and that at the present time rig
and tireless surveillance Is being e
- ercIsed over the humble people In {
i der that they may not return to 9
o,l s,st In the conviction of a iend, W
= has forfeited his right to live.
= Here is Impractical demonstration
- the inequality of the law. Upon
- rich, it rests lightly; upon the POI
liz bear down with an iron heel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19
MIR. CARLISLE AND HIS BILL.

THE CURRENCY BILL brought for
ward by Secretary CARLISLE with
the quasi-endorsement OF the Presi-
dent has been practically killed, and
all hope of settling one of the most
vital questions affecting the fnan-
ces of the government has vanished
into thin air.
The Republicans are regarding the
present predicament of their poIiti-
cal antagonists with some amuse-
ment. That the party would event
ually go to pieces was apparent, In
asmuch as the leaders could not
agree upon any definite plan OF ac-
ton.
The overwhelming defeat sus-
taIned by the Democrats last No
vember has been peculiarly con-
strued.
One side attributes 1t to the failure
to endorse their pet schemes and the
other side declares that it was
caused by the failure to enact theil
measures earlier in the session.
Thus each side justifes Itself
while the Republicans boldly an
I nounce that the landslide showed I
8 vote of no confidence In the Demo
] cratic Party.
= PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has beel
charged with sympathy for Enc
t LAND. Now, the announcement
8 made that the CARLISLE Currenc
a Bill Is based on the English systeI
j In operation in Canada.
If 1t is confidently asserted that
e the Democratic Congress fall to 81
l. act some measure of relief, the r
~ publican Congress viii be called t.
ather In extra session to assist
the administration out
ktHculty.
prove the inc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19
JUDGE WITT SETS ASIDE THE
VERDICT.

JUDGE s. B. WITT of the Hastings
Court of this city on last Monday,
14th inst, set aside the verdict OF
the jury IN the case of RICHARD
Brown charged with intimidating
by threats one CHAs. 81. PAGE and
Recurring from him $2.0O due the
BRowN. which aforesaid PAGE
wtully withheld.
that Judge WITT would do
= the man, for upon
noslon he has inter
~ of the pris
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AMERIcAN PURLIsHINc 60,
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revealed also Of absent, deceased ano uVlna
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IL PENITEN

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HOW TO OBTAIN A TALISAAN OF
YOUR OWN FREE WILL AND
ACCORD.

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- isftcr and your full name and address
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Advice BY lstteras $780, No letters answered
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-25
A PRAXINOSCOPE.

nearest the winning post without over
passing it, being the winner. Any one
who disdains this comparatively frivolous
use of the arrangement may convert 1t
into really scientific and instructive one.
You must in this case repeat the same
figure, but with, say, the arms in differ
ent positions, so that when the plate is
set spinning you may have depicted in
due order, tho successive positions of a
man raising and lowering his arms. Thus,
FOR example, if the first figure has his arms
hanging down close by his sides, tho next
will have them little farther from the
body; the third will have them extended
horizontally; the next following little
higher, and, finally, the last will have
them .aised above his head.
Now peep, with one eye only, through
n little hole made with a din in a visiting
card and. gaze at any given point of the
circle described by tho figures. When the
dish is in motion, you apparently SEQ ono
figure only, but this figure seems to move
like living being, its arms to take in sue
cesson tho various positions, which are
really the separate figures. This scientific
toy is known as the zoetrope or praxino-
scope.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-25
AMUSEM ENTS.
The Black Crook. "

The announcement of the engagement
of the "Black Crook" Company at the
Opera house for Tuesday and Wednesday
April 80 and May 1st, will be received
with considerable pleasure by local
theatre goers. With small army of ex-
periencod dancers from premiere to
ballet girl, arrayed in magnificent and
costly apparel new and elaborate scenery,
enhancing music, and numerous enter
tanning specialties, contributed by re
nowned artists, the production promises
in every way, to be one of the greatest at
fractions ever offered to the play goers of
this city. Three new ballets have been
specially arranged, which, from their
The grand march of the fair Amazonian
guards arraycd in glitterng armor, will
Only come second in magnificence and at
Effectiveness, to the sparkling cvolutions
of the dancers. The unique specialties III
PRODUCED will include famous quartz
of French cxcentrique dancers, whose re-
markablc performance has everywhere
evoked enthusiasm, he other European
artists being Rexo and Keno, from the
Cirque Cisinelli, St. Petersburg.
The sale of seats will open at the Opera
house cafe, Saturday morning at O'Clock.