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Society is compared to a pie. There is
an upper and lower crust, but the real
strength and substance lie between them.
This gastronomic RIGHTEOUSNESS should be
credit ed to the New Haven News.
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In friendship. We see only the faults
which may injure our friends. In love we
see only The faults by which we ourselves
suffer-
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II you would know a true-nearted wo-
men, look right into her eyes. II she is
deceptive, she cannot look into yours.
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More than 100 women are serving on
school committees in Massachusetts,.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18
CORREsPoNDENcE.
Sparta, Wis. March 18th. 1886.

M. Editor:
Since the 22nd Of October last, until
the 9Th Of this month . perussl OF yous
ever welcome paper bad not fallen 70 my
lot Through the kindness Of Mrs Geo.
Richardson, Of this city, ! vas presented
With = copy Of the last issue Of the JcrR-
NAL |, Vas like meeting With m old
and valued friend after long absence,
Ihave been unable 10 fnrnish any Ru
per, locals for your valuable paper. since
leaving that grand old town on the said
32rd Of October last csme 70 this city
from Kansas City. Mo-. the 26th Of Feb
fnsry. ! bad spent the previous fcui
months !, that city. Ksnsas City 10
wonder. about which may have some
thing 10 ssy later on. The city Of Sparta
lfor understand il IL 80 incorporated city
exercising I'll the functions Of city gov
srsmsnil Is very beautifully situated on
elevssei grounds 10 the valley Of the Ia
Crosse River and 10 The ARA Of rsths
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OnlTV AIRY.


Died in Manchester. March /, Capt. Joel
Wright, aged 10 years and 8 months.
Capt. Wright was born in Wheelock,
VI, June, LIST, 1906. There be resided
with his parents until he WAS nine years
old when they removed to Winhall.
There he lived until be Was fifteen when
be went 10 live with bis uncle Asa Wright
in New Jersey. where he WAS employed ~
clerk in store for several years While
be was here he was elected Lieutenant oil
the 2ud company Of tbs first battalion oil
the first regiment OF tho Bergen Brigade
OF New Jersey militia and Afterwards was
elected captain. He held his commission
two years when be went to New York to
learn trade OF stone cutter. He worked
there about five years giving good salts
faction to bis employers. From there be
went to Boston and worked about three
years when he came TO Manchester and
married Mrs Olive johnson. They had
seven children. five daughters and two
sons. Tbs widow and sll the children
but one son who died in Dorset about 25
years ago, survived him and were present
to receive his last blessing. He was steady
and industrious and accounted one Of the
best masons in Bennington Co., il not in
the state. He was OF upright character
and will be greatly missed in the commu.
nifty where he lived. The bercaved fam
lily have the sympathy Of all who knew
him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

,,.,,s. "a. sssas. sei il s1 iousa tbs
,le .seamer vac Dp.dly flling WITH
Ter Cart coasier All .hosa 81 Tho
80 hsa retired were hastily sar
80 deci. sud cher The sefiOns 80, \,
lilo roiiisinn became isosa %
u. .ssI he tiias,ios 10 the ,.a....
passessers. aud the sofi i, ,o..,,,, N,
sseamets boats vas SOC a. ~.
sxsuinsiios n the - ..s -,
shs bsa we bo'ss hef fo,t side hello.
We s"f si''' ~ Il The schooner lad re-
eea"S'a '"@ the Err, biov. and then
sfpsa w" WV .mer second time All ef
'et'' Y Wy TIE leaks we're unavsiling,
90" iSs = est = amer lessa to settle In
stt II -. evident thai tie Oregon
1ouis keep sfaas for roaae hnnrs. hn, ,hst
Nv old ~ ia.l'ossillr - Lrius isr into
p@. flse orA - iefry ius Il. rss-, n u rs
w. sho ssililg .rLaou.t and iios iosi
| - l"sna - sne ii,r rspfain lee, iilr tbs
ZIP i.st Pilot bost. No II and the
] sois oss f.snie A Gotham. bound from
Jacksonville for Boston. ssre ia the i'm.
mesiish vicinity sud drew near the sink
Tag ,e-sm@r 10 reader what ass istsncr they
conia. When il became known on board
that no Immediate danger Vas TO be feared.
the Alsrm OF the passengers Was allayed.
and they quietly awaited The lowering Of
the boats. This being ione with some
dificuliy. tie lsdies were first put IN the
boats aud transferred 10 pilot boat No II
and the schooner Gorhsn. the rest follow.
ing. The transfers were made without q
single casualty. The two hundred and
1--we souls belonging 10 the crew we're
trnsfefred 10 the vessels allowed men
toned.
The steamship Oregon was built At Glas.
gov Tor the Guon line. She arrived on
her initial trip on October IA, 1883. max
ing the run from Queenstown TO New York
10 seven days, eight honrs aud thirty min.
utes. At that time she was the most mag.
nificent, most powerful and fastest Of the
trans Atlantic vessels. In August, 1884.
she made the run from Queenstown to
New York in si1 days, nine hours and for.
ty.two minutes, this Icing nearly twenty
four hours shorter than her first trip aud
the fastest one on record.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

extended AnpisbesirA II ssclrcled ~
. vail Of picturesque bills which fcrcibly
reninds N sssserH Visitor II Mes England
soenvry, Sparta sasoys healthy trade
vi,h The Surrounding country and In pro-
portion 10 her development ia mannfse-
iuring interests and Industries. her growth
will Increase. Her native citizens are
largely Of New Enslsod attraction so-
cisily hsr people are warm hearted and
greet The stranger vi,h q welcome. No
trace ~ the bard trisid iintoiersnce char.
acierisslr cftheir Puritan ancestry Is main
iaired be~. Spsrss educational System
is admirable. her schools arc her glory
and veil may she he proud Of them. she
occupies place in the front ranks in this
regsrd. Aud With her churches. her ed
ucstionsl Interests and advantages. her
M usical tastes aud development. her NOR
al and intellectual status. her healthy
commercial thrift. her prcgrr-. in art.
science and literature. Sparta is one Of the
brightest gems In the panorama Of Vest
ern civilization. Yet with ell the advsn-
tsges aud Inducements that Sparta can
furnish. some people tire Of life hero, even
in the prime OF manhood and woman
hood.
Three suicides have occurred 10 the VI
cipity within the past two weeks. one
within the city limits. and two little out
side! meet with . goodly number OF
vermonten here. think every county
10 the state is represented here. The
principal Of the high school mr.. Winter
Il from the state Of Maine. SNOW 10
abundant and the sleighing very fair.
The thermometer this morning at four
o'clock registered l5e below zero. A
good brscing atmosphere for the season.
II. A. u,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

Hov TO laundry linen as II is done III
Troy. n. u. has been kept secret long
enough; II can and should be dsne ia every
family. The ELASTIC STARCH ia the
only starch ia the uaiied States that ID
put up by men who have . practical
knowledge Of the laundry profession. /,
requires no cooking. keeps the iron from
sticking sud linen from blsteriug while
ironing. and gives shirts. cuts and collars
tLsl stifIness and beautiful polish they
have when new. which everybody knows
keeps them clean twice ~ long. Beware
Of limitations SEQ that the name J. @.
HUBINGER 4 BRO. New Haven. Conn,
Is on every package.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

The steamer Oregon. OF the Cunsrd line.
lie u the bottom Of the Atlantic within .
fss miles Of Sandy Hook, having been
sank sbou, o'clock 90 Sunday morning.
~hiis making for New York city. by ~
unhsovn. de~p. laden, three masted
sehooses. The Grt iniimsiion Of the dis
ssies uss vhen the lockout II Fire Island
shcst o'clock Sunday morning sighted
The German steamer fnlda. which vas al
20 bsArins Tor nee York. The Fulda sud
denly changed her coars. and - subse-
qssst sveets proved bad done 20 IN order
10 pick up the ps~sugers and crew Of the
sinking Cupsrdes. I'll Of whom we're tahen
Oh The unknosn schooner struck the
oreeca fairly in The aide and stove belle
10 her, Ths shock Of tho collision Aroas-
Cd ths sls<pipg passenger. and scene OF
siid ocafasica followed. A .hassy exani-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

Floradill Hurd Benedict, daughter Of
Samuel and Aurelis Benedict and wife
@. J. Benedict. Perry, N. W died o.
typhoid fever February 9Th after an i'll
ness OF thirty days.
She was born in Arlington, VT, October
18th. 1928. She married and to Perry in
1850 She gave her heart to Christ in her
childhood and united with the Episcopal
Church in Arlington, Vt, and renamed q
member OF the same until about ten years
ago when she took letters from her old
church and united with the Congrega-
tionsl Church at Perry Center. She was
dearly beloved by her friends. and her
Christian example was Of the purest type
at home and abroad. She was always
ready to lend helping hand 10 time oil
sickness or in any work where she could
aid her friends. She was an active mem
Der Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society,
aud was for years an officer in the same.
She will be missed by all. but her exam
pie and influence will live after her. She
has passed over and waits upon the other
shore, where 10 few short years we may
meet her and ell the redeemed. There
shall be no sickness or pain or sorrow
for those that trust in Christ, the Saw
Tor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

The mott disoonrseiog feature Of The
business sisustlon 10 the extensive strikes
Grating eli over the country. Al the be-
ginning Of the present week over 10000
we're oct on strikes. The most extensive
bcias thai Of tho Gould system OF rail-
rosds 10 the southwest. These strikes
have mostly bean caused BY the knishss
Of Labor TO bring about ~ increase Of
vsxss II II doubtful whether business
generally. has improved enough TO var
rsnt ap increase Of wages. and II may turn
ont that the labor organizations have been
In too much haste. II viii not do Tor
them 70 kill tbs gooss that lays the gold
90 egg"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

The virsin Salt Co. Of Nsv Haven.
Conn. are making one Of the best caers
ever made in order 10 iptroduoc their salt
Go ask your grocer for vlrgin salt snd get
. pair 81 Doves beautifully autographed
in ten color. on large card. n,ne BY ten
inches Virgin salt 10 absolutely tho
cleancst. pnrcsi and whitest salt ever seen
or used. Pot up 10 fancy colored pack
ages lined with ensmeled paper 10 prevent
salt from hardening A large package
Goals only 10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18
WILLIAM THUNDERSTORM.

~ STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Manchester. %
In Probate Court held At Manche ester, within
and for said District on the 18th day Of March.
A. d. 1885.
The Administrator on the estate Of William
Turner late Of ssndgsie IN said District de-
deceased, proposed to render . final account Of
his administration On said estate.
whereupon, . session Of said Court II be held
at the Probate Office In Manchester, 10 said Dis
trict. on the 3D. day OF April 4. d., 1886, was
appointed for the examination and allowance OF
said account, and for distribution OF the e..
tate nemaining on such settlsment; and public
notice thereof wac ordered 10 be given TO ali
persons interested by the publication hereof in
the Manchester JOURNAL, newspaper printed
81 satd Manchester. three weeks excessively
prevfous to the time 10 appointed.
Asv L0vRLAND AUNs0N, Judge.
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WILLIAM BROWNS Esr.rr.

STATE or vEhnoxr, District OF MAnch esterss
In Probate Court held II Manchester within
and Tor said district ON the 27th day Of Febru.
AIRY, A. D. 1886.
An instrument purporting TO be the last will
and testament OF william Brown, late OF
Dorset In said district, deceased, was pre-.
ssntsd for Probate.
whereupon session Of said Court, to be held
81 the Probate once In Manchester, In said Dis.
trict on the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1886,
vas appointed for the allowance OF said instru
ment. and for I'll persons concerned 70 appear
dong. and public notice thereof vas ordered 10
Be gwen By the publication hereof In the Mar
chester JornnAL. . newspaper printed IL SAID
Manchester, three weeks suocessively previous
70 the time % appointed.
INV L6yKLAND MUSsON. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

A,lsns ss,s be !. ccuadsts that ~ 'la
pss.leo.. appointments 10 sh's state va.
B. eousrnsd Aikia, aud snslie! ssre ~
Washington .bcr tina ago. loos'os az
Ter natrs whether The boss ~
aisei .sy assurances which save hin
co.f.asrcs. o. vbeiber be Inferred u IRON
~. us,s fac, ,ls, be- vm treated "corr
,eoasl," se are unable 10 gay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

What is the use 10 suffering with Back
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Troubles, Torpid Liver. or soreness ID
any part when Hap Plaster will certainly
give you relief Vastly superior to al
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THURSDAY. MARCH ~. issc

An Tsule sea Lsciss bAselo' hs's
Ia retired from the Esilsnd tsr@a q
GhA~ .sd Col. Albert clsrl takes We p''os
a .o.l .. msssser snd leading editors
,,,,v Col clark has bad eoss'asfso's
,r~r,~ses 10 editorial sers' hns % '1'
n, Al..s. nes.e@yv ssd later 70 bos'0n'
plr.lov .n,ends 10 80 west
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Rhyme and reason; II you cannot keep
quiet. because your cough makes . riot.
there's something. pisy try il, . quarter
will buy IL; be quick now about il; don't
be without Il; your cough, this will route
ii; beg you not doubt 1t; to the world I
would shout It. Oh yes. you guessl DR..
Bulls Congh Syrup.
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rr..r. Prio.. for P,Int. ..d C..br.o,

Frsar's Prices for Prints and Canbrios
Frear offers cases Foulard Cambrics,
80 inches wide. In light. medium and DARK
colors, st IA cents, worth 10 cents; 2
casts Dress Ginghams Frear also offers q
9 cents. worth 10 cents; 10 cases Of
prints 10 light, Medium and dark colors,
will be sold at 4 and cents per ysrd.
PRINT Department, FRKARs BAZAAR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

From tbs organization OF the govern
meat down TO the year Of our Lord lsst
Il has been the invarisble practice OF mem
bcrs Of the cabinet and subordinate OH
ci.is In the departments TO recognize tb'
validity Of summons TO appear before
committees OF either branch Of congress-
aud give evidence or Information required
In connection with the Affairs Of the gov
eminent Under the administration o.
President Cleveland. however a change
has occurred in this respect During thu
session Of congress two members OF The
cabinet have declined TO respond wber
called 10 this way. and now Treasurer
Jordan has followed their example. Thus
the superiority Of the administrative de
psrtment over the legislative department
Of the government Is distinctly affirmed,
In reversal Of all precedent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

Tho value OF one position over another
on great constitutional question is shown
by the fact that the report made by Sen
ator Edmunis on the right OF tue senate to
call on the executive for papers cannot be
ob,siprd at the senate document room.
The edition vas exhausted several days
ago, by good luck copy can be picked
mp occasionally 10 the secondhand book
stores at from twenty. five 10 forty cents
each Senator Pugh's repor, for the min
ority Is by 10 means exhausted. Nobody
calls for II or seems 10 care much about
II. There is great demand also for Mr.
Edmnnd's speech, aud good care will be
taken by the Republican senators that
hundreds OF thousands Of copies OF Il shall
be sent over the country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

Joseph Merchant Of Windsor. Thursday
afternoon, while handling revolver, shot
his four years old daughter 10 the head
She diel in q few hours
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FlRn FOR SHE |

Dent bs . fool and "so vsst- osto sprtng-
~ss. tssslsss. nAksd prairie, among cyclones,
biixxards. ffox<s mercury snd tbs gi6bssish Lao
ssAxss. 81 eosiussd bsbsi asd b tssed 70 bulid
bndges. rosds. scAooi kossss, ehsrches nd the
constast improvements d . nee eoustry when
mliss iron IL dscos q he p.ssssni Ana i've
village u Jsnsios. VT I'D have . good ntsls
farm tkai uiil kssp four ccvs and kosss he
year round. vish plesiy 81 vooi. tinbsr, fruit
asd spsirg wafer. TOT 49, thss u would cost
V bald tAs bsiidings asd % sssy tsens:
Hs Particulars Addssss, Dol u.
l3tv EAss Dcrss< vsrnosi.
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a GARD,

To oil who are from the errors and in
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness.
early decay. loss Of manhood. &C., I will
send send : recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
Was discovered BY missionary in South
America Send se)f-sddressed envelope
70 the Rev. JosEPH 7. ISMAS, Station D,
Ner York Civ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

One o. The Ne~ York Aldermen, a least,
ia = d,shonss, msn. In the Broadway IN
,estiss.ion II came cnt that Alderman
Jsehns had received and melted up
ls,s. LOT Of silver ware which bad been
,to,su from Mrs. Hamilton. and after be
vn found ont hsd paid u, 100 70 have tbs
matter hushed up lie also admitted on
The stand tbs, be played poker aud had
made q. 600 yesr gambling.
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The Center Rutland marble company.
which has been running il mill full
time. night and day. hiss reduced the
working hours TO IS,
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The selection OF colored Democrat for
The 5000 office Of register Of deeds fol the
District Of Columbia in place Of Fred
Douglass. has made 20 little stir among
the Bourbon Democracy. II is said thai
Mr.. Cleveland lrst wished 10 put q col
orsd Democrat in the place; but be could
not And one 10 the Distrist, at for the
plscs. He next suggested the promotion
Of the present deputy register. q white
Democrat named Schoyer. To this thu
local Democrats would not give their con
ssnt They demanded that the president
keep his pledge to appoint residents Of
the District 10 local oflces. He finally
got vexed Al their opportunities. aud
Matthews WAS the result The District
Democrats nov declare that they will nov
ri Are another torch. nor contribute an
other cent, II 1t means giving ''niggers
the Offices. Among the msddest men 10
WasLinston j. s.il 10 lie Senator Vance Of
North Carolina All dnring the last cam
p.ign be stamped Oh the issue: "A Dem
ocrstie president aud wbiie mans land. >
He used 10 mount the stump and exclsim
See this dollar ball 10 my hand; whose
name is on IL, - h. Bruce "a niger
You eau Z asis doiiAr without . Dieger's
name 90 IT. Come 10 the Capital Of The
Uaiied Stairs ADD who records yonr de eds
- n,sg.ri When Cleveland is president
ali this gill be changed. Yes. Le'll put
White men In Office" II IL nov stated
that be will try TO defeat The confirmation
Of the nomins,ion Of Matthews. but il il
not thought 10 he possible. ~ the Re-
publicAns seneraiiy are pleased With il
Matthews Is sbous forty years old. and
rs born 10 Albany. He studied Law. vas
- admitted 10 the bar. and makes .
comfortable living BY his Practice. He
u described - an honorable and intelli-
gen. man. Who Gill oil the office sreditAb-
y. Bot the Democrats Of Washington
refuse 70 b. comforted and arc dividing
their nslediciions bet ween Cleveland and
Matthew'S
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LADIES. nss Gilmorss Aromatic Wine
for nervousness and sleeplessness
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liz Manchester, Feb sS. W Rev Alien tlstt,
Miohasi A. saith and h,.s lAly sistis. beth 81
Mach ester.
In Manchester March ~. BY Rev, J. A. sssri,
sysvanas Alarish and Miss Ala Sessions. both o.
MAaehssisr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

In hsnehs.ier. March n. Tsansn Iryou,
AGED sG.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

I nor SALE Onions. Cabbage, Turnipa Beets.
b. q. FUTILE.
Factory Point. W. Jan. 27ih, 1856.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-18

Geo. X. Thompson, Rupert. VI, deals In
Dakota Farm Mortgages, Full Information aud
vestments furnished for one year only II desired.
37if Address NJ above.
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EOR SALE.
INSURE IGIINST ACCIDENT

hnov by experience thai farmers need such
insurance, II cosis but little, settle and pay
oil sucA elaine mysof promptly. ny life Incur
spee policies Are tho best 70 be bad anywhere.
GEO. y. THOMPSON,
Rupert. VI. March i7th, 1885, tt5w