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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

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A German bard has said:
Pare thee veil, oh, thou memory dear,
Dy our blsssings luli'd 70 siuab<rs sweet
Slssp on calnly 10 thy prison drear.
Sleep on csimiy I'LL again ~ meet
Til the load Almighty trumpet sounds,
Echoing through the CORDS escumbsrsd hills
Till Gods storm wind. bufstiag through ~
bounds
Placed b. Death, With Life those oorpsss Ills
Till imprsgnsts with Jshovah's blaa.
Graves bling forth, snd q his menace dread,
In the smeks Of planets melting fast,
Once again the tombs give ~ their dssd'
M,lusus Barross VS. bora October Is,
1906, 10 Dorset, Bennington Co., VT, and
died Decsmbsr IL. 1884, 10 Cosssrsvills.
Indiana, aged - years, ? months and ?
days. u lsl9 hs renewed with his fsmi.
" u Wsstsrn New York. who're be rssid.
sdustil 1878, when be removed 10 Trum.
ball eeunty 10 ~ nerthsrn part Of Ohio.
NJ. Barrovs beoans Christian II early
life, aud jcissd The Methodist Episcopal
church. and continued rsgslsr aad de-
vout ssamuuisAst Of the same until
gathsred 10 the glory land. He vas
christian Of the type Of the earlier ysars
OF our sh1rch history. He believed 10.
ani possessed, . rich Christian sxpsrisscs.
ssd vss ssvsr happier thss vhss 10 The
midst Of bis brethren 10 tsstiassiss Ter
Christ He vss twice married. By his
frat wife he had thrse chiidrea. al Of
whom. together 9Th their mother. hare
been dead mssy years He Vas married
10 his sssssd vile, vho vss Niss Lseina
Gray, In ISIS The frat Of their marriage
vss seven childrsd. feur sons ssd thres |
daughters. The asuebten are oil dad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

Some Agsrss from The ''ssssy side
Dsnsg ths year thA, hes sov dnvs 70 .
sioss The failures vsrs II. 900 or 1901 nors
lhas 10 iss5 There has hssn ~ iscssass
si about 10000. 600 in The ssssts d
tailed parties. vhils their liabilities grew
from si75. e6s. 600 10 1883 10 eco. 900. 00o
Ia 1854 The per ssst 81 aAsets 70 l,sbili
ties has increased from % 10 81 Hisc<
The bssinaisg 81 1854. s377 persons hsvs
met their deaths IL The hssds Of their
fellow mes, sesisss i4as u 1859 Two
hundred and Aissss sf thsss we're nysts.
riously murdered. Out Of The 33T7 Who
became nurdsrsrs during the year. q
committed suicide. Since January ASA
LII persons have sxpissed their crinss
by death II the hands Of the lay, against
los In 1855 Through the instrumental.
~ of vigilance committees and nebs sum.
mary jesiisr has been mstsd out to 2is
cuIprits. sgainsl 20 10 1883.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

The Csiesgo Trsssas sIsins that The
creps 10 The state Of Iliisois bs.e sot
hogan 10 psy The cess 81 fa,sscs iL's rear
Ths 10 very usiofissss3 fer wssisrs sxri.
cslsars SD 10 very mseh verse ihss has
Se.s desc At .As ssst TIE report Of the
bss~sa 81 ss.ispiisrs Tor Nevssbsr upss
the ,isid a. The crops Shoes that the New
kssissd s,ssss ssesl iilino's In yield per
acre ior every crop except by.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

General Sherman came one thousand
miles to attend the meeting Of The New
England Society 10 New York on Fore
fathers day. He responded TO the tosst,
'Osr Country" Reaching the war Of The
rebellion, in the course Of his remarks hs
said: II wish to impress unon the young
men here that the civil war was imposed
upon Us; that the people Of the South did
net want civil war. 1t was imposed upon
them by leaders who sat in the halls at
Washington. II from the beginning Ct
the world TO the present day. there ever
was coaspirAcy, the conspiracy in the
winter Of l860.61 in Washington was .
dsnnabls esnspiracy-aad speak it with
because ! myself was then :
citizen Of Southern Stats-and 20 it cen.
tisasd until The firing upon Fsrs SumPtsr,
whom Il assumed the character Of rebel
lios, and rsmsiasa 20 10 the clsss. We
have fought with eur foreign enemies and
with ourselves. and have conquered in
svsry Instance. We have right 10 toast
our country iu all its aspects and rest
ssours in the possession Of country
grand ia ito proportions, beautiful il oil
its details, magnificent in past And present
history. We may sing and say Our
il is Of tkse We sing"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

Since The mes year the business u the
esnniry sssns 10 he rsviviug 70 some ".
tent A grest many mills ssd forges have
started up on are seen 10 DO 90, but In
pssrly ssry instance with reduction 81
wages from 10 10 30 per cent. This is bad
Tor lsboriag men but rot ~ bad ~ !. would
have been had the prices Of -four and pro.
visions kept up It he old figures. Many
81 the necsssaries Of life are 30 per cent.
cheaper than they were one year ago.
This makes Il bad for the farmers. We
are getting down 10 level where free
trace vos't hurt us much.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

E3t8E0 OF UIBUIN =
The npdsrsigned. having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester. Commissioners. 70 receiss, sxamipe,
and adjuss I'll cisims and demands ofall psrsons
againsl The estate Of
Ourdin h. Smith, late Of Manchester,
In aid Distsist. deceased, and ell elaine exhib-
lied IL cdset thereto, hereby give notice that W
will meet for the purposes Aforssaid, 81 the
ofice Of n. y. Coiburn. 10 said Manchester
on the 9ph, day Of June nsxt. from nine
O'Clock. .. ~, unti four O'clock. p. N Of said
day and that siS months from the 24th day Of
December. A D. 1854, IL the time limited BY said
Cosst for ed cssditors 70 present thsir claims
V " for sxAainstion and allowances.
Dated = Arlington this SUNDAY Of December.
Ms CoLBURS. CO..
sSsu B. ". DEAN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

cbsusssy y. pspsv Of Me- fosk sisss
this rsASsr ior ssssrisg ffss ihs s<ssssriai
ssss>ss 10 BIZ stale. u fousd." b sid.
thai ear ssvsrsss ~ Jsrsy sas. tbs
ns,ss 81 sss city vssSoslss. oar local
xevssmsst SD sssropsltisa isdisiAsy
lrsk, ssd Tie casdils,ss for ssssisr all
Ysatsss icsscisdsd thai native 81 The
sssss ksd better sos istrsds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

! wouLn REcoMMESD Eiys Cream Balm
10 any one having Catarrh or Ca
tarrh asthma. / have suffered for
Ave yesrs - that conld not lie down for
weeks d time. Since have been using
the Balm can lie down and rest. THANK
CD that you ever Invented such nsdi.
cine. FRANK A. BuRLrlon, Pennington,
N. H.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08
The Baptist Annual, recently published

The Baptist Annual, recently published
shows that there are seven associations,
ll5 churches and 1926 members in the
state. The sunbsr Of officers and Sunday
school teachers is 1918 and scholars S257.
There are log ordained ministers Of whom
IS are pastors. The total amount contrib.
utsd BY the churches and Sunday schools
during the year was for homo expenses
$65. 27S and for benevolent purposes
$780,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

The ssscs smeent received and sxpssd.
"a by tts Dsnecrssie rational committee.
ia The lsis campaign, l. given out - Ssss.
600. 81 vhich sneass ths san Of go. 900
~ss resolved by popaisr subscriptions.
The nsurss Of The Republican sSpsnji.
turss are net sissn. but ere said 10 ~ less
than sAoss sp~st By the Democrats. The
Solid sossh. set requiring Eseh mosy 70
be spsns On iis@if, contributed good deal
10 tbs DsGssst,c isIi this year. Ths
sus.smPs Of Bos,ea aud Ssv York we're
ALEC heavy eeatribGsos 10 The Dsnecn'ie
iand
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

10 Trey. \. \. papers usr served Mon.
day for The appointasHt 81 receiver for
tLs Bsrdss Ircs "a The eonpssy vss
oseasizsd in 1861 and has capital stock
u Tee millions The plsinhs. I. I. Bar.
den. che is half ovssr. silssss that Jsnss
A. Bsrdsa. plsissin's brother. ssd Johs
L. Aria. gssssai manager. hsvs eosspirsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

The New Orleans Exposition has not
been succsss thus far. though ii may be
yet Il has l~en Dsminally open three
w~sks end DOT nearly oil The exhibits in
place and viii net bs usiil The last u the
@cn,h. There - some trouble about the
transportation from the city TO the grsusds
and the buildinss. instead Of bsisg snr-
roundsd \, . tropical garden. are really
surronsdsd Ivy . SEA Of aud. These
tLises may W remsdisd bat il is fact
that these vLo have already visiIsd he
sLos have bssn greatly disappointed.
Tbs Arrangement u tbs exposition say
they hare doss all they could, but lack
fssas aud ~ appeal viii probably he
male 10 Congress Tor aefs aid although
million dollars has already heen given.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

BAD pRAIxAsE causes much sicknsss,
and bad blood aud improper action Of the
liver and kidAsys is bad draissss 70 the
hsHss systsu. which Burdock Blosd Bit
tsrs rsmsdy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08
HOLLEY,S TarArs.

STATE or VERMONT, District Of Manshsster, %
In Probate Court held q Manchester within
and tor said District on the Glib day Of January.
A. D. 1885.
The administrator, on the sstats 81 Hiram
ceased, proposed to render Anal account Of his
administration on said estats.
whereupou II was ordered that said aceount
DO examined for allowance q Pro.
bate Court 70 DO held 81 The Probate oelcs In
Manchester, In said District. on the 1eth day sf
to oil persons Interested blythe publtoaion hereof
In the Manchester JOURNAL, newspapsr print
cd st said Manchester, three wells suooeestvsly
previous 10 the time 70 appointed.
343w LOvELANO 4UNeON. Judgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

The Utica Iferoh says: II political
activity 10 TO be interpreted -
offensive psrtisanship' on the part Of
sficeholdsrs. and TO bs the cause for re-
moval nndsr the new sdniuistrstisn,
President Cleveland must needs rebuks
Gov. Cleveland. For under no governor
or President were Official snbordinatss
ever more active for their chief than we're
the state officers Of New York and their
subordinatss during the summer asd fall
81 1884 Aud one Of the Arst officials 10
be removed should b. Civil Service Con.
missioner Thoman. whose activity in poll.
tics dated from his appointment 10 his
present Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08
8 Per Cent. investments.

Western Farm Mortgages, Interest nsni.aa.
Insa,s", IA r,;nc;n. y ca,,sns".; s..s ~ = 800
Guaranteed. Also . few Eastern Mortgages an a
Railroad Bonds. Cali II you have noney 70 lei
at o. y. Thompson 4 Sons insurance ONCE, on
Thursdays, ~ Granville. N, X, or address
SMITH HILLtARD,
East Rupert, W.
References given upon application. s0Sm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

Rev. II. W. Besshsr made : personal
explanation in his church. recently, in
regard 10 his ceurs during the recent
election. which course caused considerable
disseusica 10 his church. He admitted
that be bad said some thisgs 10 Ne heat
Of the campaign that be ought rot 10 have
said. but still maintains that he was right
ia supporting Cleveland. He gives an
entirely different reason for bis opposition
10 Bls,ss. IRON that which he gave during
the canvass. The total amount Of premi-
suns sud rss,als Of ths pe~s 10 his church
this yssr 10 S27 Sd Last year il vas
ssA.Sss, and the highsst vas 10 1875 whom
Il aaounted 10 t66. 997.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

The ctrisi,m Messenger. The organ Of
the ysrmont Msthodists. Rev J. II. Bartlett
editor. has been lsbsring TO prove that the
probibi,ionists have received more aid
from the Democrats aud are likely to re-
esise more ia tbs future than from the
Republicans. This is the sDly honest 10.
depreciation OF tho st. John candi dasy.
but We pity the ignorasce Of any person
Who can really believe it for iset. not
~itLstssding the Argus and Patriot quotes
from the Messenger with great gusto.
Atkins knsws better and 80 do almost
all the readers Of the j,y@
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

Representative Randall has arrived il
wsshisstss frsm the South. He dss-
eribsd his trip - : grand. glorious and
happy time" Mr.. Randall said that what
he had seen Of the csnditics Of the indus-
tries 81 the Southern States led him 10
hope for an era Of very great prosperity
fer that section. He thought that the
Southern people we're fully alive TO the
opportunities afforded them for the perfect
dsvelopsmsat Of the natural resources d
thai section, and b believed that the
views Of Sestbsrs men on The tsaih quss.
tier would be found entirely in accord
With The needs Of the people there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08
rllss sna nsgs

Flea. rosshes. anita, bed-bugs. rats.
mice, gopher. chipmunks, cleared out BY
Rough on Ras.r l5c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

A. ssnsesisss, pes. sSsh. = dAsstsr 70 ~.
and MRS. =. u urseery.
Al rsta. Ian, iss. . assshsss V n. J. asa he
nsirAsldsr.
A. rsrs, Ian. e,A. asasa,a 70 ~ ssa Mn
Mart N. lyun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

The statistics Of crime during 1884, -
collated by the New York Telegram shows
marked and rapid increase in murders.
suicides and lynchings throughout the
country. On IN average there have bees
about Bias murders and Ave suicides
day. Wills executions have averaged about
two . week or oss for every 33 casss 81
murder. In 1884, ~ far ~ known. there
vsrs 1877 murders againss 1894 il 1883 =
2i5 81 them mysterious. Fsrty eight
children we're killed bp their parents; 80
wives we're murdered BY their husbands;
~ husbands by their wives; O. Of the
murderer committed suicide. There we're
Ill persons executed by due process Of
law--G more than in 1883; and 2l9 we're
executed BY Lynch Law against % in 1883.
There we're 1897 suisides, sgainst 9l0 il
1883. Vermont is credited with u muir
dsrs and . suicides. We think that there
have beea fewer murders and mere sui
cidss 10 this state than given 10 the 7eie-
grm's statistics Probably the record ~ =
whole 10 not very accurate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

REPORT Of the Condition Of the
~ Battenkill National Bank Of Manchester, At
Manchester, in the state OF Vermont, at the close
OF business. December Goth, 1884.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, t4S, 335 90
U g. Bonds to secure circulation, rs 900 90
Due from approved reserve agents, 1886 As
Due from 9th er National Banks. 1909 II
Real estate. furniture and fixtures, 1000 90
Current expenses and taxes paid GA Is
Checks and other cash items, 368 IL
Bills Of other National Banks, SIG 90
Fractional paper currency, nickles and
pennies, Go 81
Specie, 1000 90
Legal tender notes, 700 90
Is per cent Of circuistion.p s.s75 90
Duo from u. 8. Treasurer, other than
per cent redemption fund, 1000 0o
Total sis2. 1851 "a
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paidin, $4,000 90
Surplus Fund, 10000 %
Undivided profits, 4.Sl8 40
National B nix notes Outstanding, 67,50e 90
Individual deposits subject TO check 1880 80
Demand certificates Of deposit 6i3 n
Total sis2,s5l o.
STATE o. YraxoNr, County OF Bennington %.
l. William A. Black, Cashier Of the BattenkilI
National Bank Of Manchester, do solemnly swear
that the above statement IL true, to the best oil
my knowledge and belief.
w. A. Black, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this Sist
day Of December, 1884.
W. p. BLACK,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest,
W.P. BLACK,
Al. GRAY, Directors.
J.G. MARTIN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

The Scientific american devotss csanid-
ersbls space to the two ship canal schemes
and the Eads ship railway project. and the
latter il illustrated BY several sasravinss
The Psnsus canal passes through moan
tain range. following the beds sf I've
streams and crossing the Isthnus st >
point where it is about ~ nilss in sidth-
The chief objections 10 the project are
the enormous Of The rsck-cuitisg. The
deadly climate: the violent rains which
sssuslly convert river into torrsst and
would overflow the sasAl banks ssd fIl IL
With ssnd and stones; ssd The frequency
oi earthquake. which woula be y constant
nsasncs TO Tie psrnsaeses Of the work.
The origissl sstinste 81 the cost vss from
si2o. 0oo. 600 70 si-o. ooo. 900 bs, With the
noe in visv II Is thought that
800. 000. 600 will II IL net believed ths.
Ibis e4ssl cas- b. completed Tor ten years;
many EsslisL aud American engineers are
confident thss il siii never 10 Gsishsd.
but even il it shsald lie that il viil be
rood assl 81 failure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

Al Manchester. jAa. IA, a. HE rsetAeses u
tAs hs,ass mother, ~ Rev, Ailss Cart, NJ. WI
han O, nsses, 81 EAsi pcvssl. Asa Miss Jsasss
y. Crawford,
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