Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-19

have for Il century. nearly, been in tn
habit Of exporting our nissionar,
product .on the hoOf. so to speak, bh
believe the time has arrived when W.
should pay more attention TO marketing
this product The missionary crOl
should be canned. II would then ar
rive at its destination in much more
attractive form; there would be les
waste and we could easily monopoliz'
the market 4 French or English mis-
siOnary is not 10 be compared, IN POM
of flavor. with the American article
Then that is not all When we hao
our trade soiidly established We could
safely run in a negro or Chlnalnan
frequently and thus work of "A large
floating population Of three races
/ Here is food for thought.
The senator's argument made pro-
found impression on his hearers and i
likely to reyolutionize the handling Of
our product.
The man who can do and does do
something that can't be done COM
mands attention anywhere. This pre-
faces the very latest Tom Reed story.
A House rule requires that if the House
Is in session at p. m. it cannot adj
jOurn to noon the next day but must
take a recess to s p. m. This is absO-
lutte and admits Of no exceptions. On
a recent afternoon the House was
hustling to get through before the
stroke Of >. but something unforeseen
interviewed and il was between two
and three minutes past when some
body moved to adjourn Tom put the
motion and declared il carried and was
nearly 70 the door when a member
rushed mp and said Reed. for the
Lords sake how, could You do that 2"
II couldn't. drawlcd Tom and passed
on This Is the ear OF H.
In this connection Tom tells q story
OF the preliminary examination OF q
citizen before q Southern Justice Ot the
peace, the complaint being hog ,tcal-
ING After the evidence end argue
ments were an in. the court summarily
sentenced the accused b bc hung
Helen Blazes. Judge yelled the
counsel for the defence, You can't 10
that You haven't jurisdiction
We'll. said the court, II have done
it whether | can or not The sheriff
took him out on the edge Of the clear
ng and hung him before the argu-
ments began.
This is testimony in confederation
ii the statement that il is a bio thing
% be able to 10 anything that cannot
pc done
The House has passed bin % re-
move the remains of Gen. John A !
iawlins. Gen. Grants boyhood aud
lifelong friend and chief OF statl. from /
he Congressional cemetery in this city |
o the nations bivOuac Of the dead al 4
Why Gen. Rawiins was /
yer buried in the Congressional Gene I
cry is mystery. was over to Ar /
ngton last sunday after ehureh-and /
farmcd my chilled fingers at a glow
~ coal stove in the sitting room of I
obert +. Lee. What memories will
ONE to a person in such place.
The announcement OF the death of
congressman Dingley saturday morn
AZ was q distinct shock TO this city i
nd the entire country as well II was /
Understood here that the crisis was
at and that he was improving. The
rs OF two such men rs Justin ). Nor
II and Nelson Dingley in one month
! rather more than staggering blow
, Congress One was the leader in
le Senate and the other in the House
nj each leaves breach which will
OF be filed for a long time. The
Iouse and Senate adjourned yester
~, after session of only twenty
linutes, upon receiving the official
announcement of Mr.. Dingley's death.
rs chair and desk were covered with
rape and the latter with a wreath oil
'eshly-cut flowers The official
lneral will be held in the House
Ionday noon, and viii DC attended bv /,
Ie president and cabinet, supreme
1nrt. foreign embassies, senate. etc.
Beautiful weather here now. warm
nj mellow as early October. not a ,
On of snow. Come down and see us.
nd we viii 20 out in the woods and
ave q basket picnic. How's that
y. T.. HARRIS. IN