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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1889-04-25
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II WALTERS & cos Baker Whiskey sold
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

The Greedy. Col. Tribune OF June 8 has
an account OF the death Of the subject o.
this sketch. together with the resolutions
OF Weld 90. bar showing the high estims-
citizens. Mr. Barrett completed his pre-
psratory course a. Burr Seminary, but the
sudden death OF bis father. a resident OF
Manchester, by being thrown from his car.
rage lett youns Barrett without the means
OF going to college. He went to Louisiana
taught for time, studied Inv. was admit
ted 10 the bar and WAS rapidly rising to
emipence in bis profession when the war
oil the rebellion broke ont He bad no
sympathy with the sou,h though remain.
ing 10 the state. He was subjected TO
many trials and lost most Of the property
be bad acquired. After Ihe wsr he remov-
ed TO Greeley and resumed tbs practice Of
law. His ability ADD upright cbara,er won
for him the rcsprc, aud confidence II the
community. For maoy years be held the
Office OF itr, iudse OF the court Of WeldCo
and 10 Greeley bis desth was considered a
public calamity Al bis iuoeral his pastor
spoke of hi. earnest christian character
and bis great usefnlness 10 the church
aud 10 the community. He /. one Of many
trained Ia our Seminary who by their u.s.
full lives, have been 40 homer ~ /, add .
blessing TO msDkiuj. J ID W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04
su.o,sI Announcement.

We hsye made arrangement with DR.
B. J. Kendall Co. publishers OF "a Trea
,ise on the Horse and bis Diseases" which
will enable oil orr subscribers TO obtain .
copy Of that valuable work free by send
ng their address enclosing two cent
stamp for mailing ssmel to DIR. b. j. Ken
dali Co, Enosbnrgb Falls. VI. This book
Is nos recognized as standard authority
upon all diseases oiihs horse, and its
phenomenal ssle sttests. over four million
copies having been sold 10 the past ten
years. . sale never before reached by any
publicsiiou 10 the period Of time. We
feel confident tbs, our patrons will appre.
cisie The work. and be glad 10 avail them
selves Of this opportunity Of obtaining .
valuable book.
II 10 necessary ths, you mention this
paper 10 sending for the "Tresiise. This
orr viii remain open for only abort
time.
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mech mi,,sts tho temper o. ihs grssi nsss
81 people ci oar oors,ry u they tase kini-
ly 10 such criticisms This 10 CtrsSiaxn
snd noi hesihes nation. and people, sea-
srsiiy. r@pees The nlIgious beliefs. Of
others. ibossh they may make no prs,sa
ssons 10 that direc,icn themselves.
Yes. bat shey are hypcsri,es. SAY ihese
would be Factions papers. wansmskcr
has sfous immensely rich by cheating
others. and Harrison poes down the poio
nsc every Sunday instesd Of attending
chaseh. II ia lrns that wsuamsker has
accumulated fortune. but u hss been
done by 40 Immsnss business. sod this
business be bss built up by fair deaiing.
and NOT by cheating II 10 also tree that
Pres,desi Hsu,Son has gone down the 20.
iomsc several Saturdays and stayed over
Sunday, becsnse 10 this way he can gel,
the most periec, rect. Referring to this
the prrsidssi reoen,ly said 10 friend.
no Ors is moro Esslous for the proper
observance OF the Sabbath than am and
no one would be more scrupnious about
bis own condoc. 10 this respect than have
bsen. yet these newspapers sfe trying 10
make people believe that have suddenly
become grossly inconsistent IL this regard.
They kn0~ that bsve no other hmo for
rest. aud they know that must have rest
II sm 10 keep on With my work. They
kno~ too. that when ! have gone down
The river every Sanday. have done moth
ins bni rest,
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IN MEnoRIAn.

At 81. Jobnsbnry Academy, Of sent,
peritonitis caused by accidental poisoning
G. Kimbsll Syke,. son Of Hon O. N sykes
Of Dorset. and grandson Of the late Ben.
lamin Greenieai OF Bradford. Mass. aged
IL.
"A teachers tribute 10 worthy aud be
loved pupil.
q Kimbaii Sykes entered ~. Johnsbury
Academy Aug. -. 1857. where be remain
al as stadeat until bis death. June 81.
1853. From the h,s, he gave Us the i'm
preston that ve should God 10 him a stn-
den, Of asasusl sbii,y aud character; this
Impression vss confirmed by subseqa,ni
seqaaintsbcs. A. student be early DIS
played large capacity. quiekness 10 sppre-
head aud srssp the subjects be studied.
ciesrrcss and ease In impatirg what be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

There is deficiency in the amount re
Quired by the pension department for The
year ending June 30. OF about SO, DOC. 600.
Democratic and Mugwump papers are en-
dcssorins to account for this deficiency
on the ground that the new commissioner.
Corporal Tanner. has been too liberal 10
granting pensions This is nat true for
the deficiency was occAsioned by the form.
er administration 10 their attempt to show
their economy in the nse OF the public
money. A. the time the appropriation
bill was passed 1t was shown that 1t was
not large enough. aud tha. there would be
quite a large deficiency. The desire to
appear economical. however. prevented
making the sum what was needed, and the
veterans must suffer, rather than the Dem.
ocraiic party lose the chance OF making 8
point On the score Of economy. The esti-
mates upon which the appropriation was
based were prepared and made public by
Commissioner Black while the campaign
OF 1888 was 10 progress, upon him should
rest the disgrace instead Of upon Commits.
sioner Tanner. The published reports Of
the number OF pensions granted since
Tanner came into Office do not show large
increase over those Of his predecessor. A
few pensions have been granted that were
refused under the former administration,
but not enough to make material differ
enoe In the amount expended.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

A Vermont subscriber writing ia rather
alugubrious tone about the agricultural
prospect. In bis vicinity says that Gland
hes deprecated almost 50 per cent in the
last tuenty years T~eniy years takes us
back 10 the booming prices OF an inflated
deprecated currency, aud there has been
more or less OF shrinksge in al kinds Of
values since then. II must be interesting
10 kno- hos isr this depreciation Is Ode
TO natural causes --other than agricultural
depression OF uppopulsriiy lin which oil
kinds 81 bunness have shared, aud how
tbs depreciation 10 agricultural property
c,mpafes ~iih the shrinksge 10 other in
ves.msnis
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scquirea: joining 10 these qualities that
unrcmiiiing fidelity which chsrsc,erixsd
him. be very naturally add eAsily eacelied
10 scholarship, No less eonspicicus than
his ability Vas the correct and manly in
esenee be e1sr,ei snoag bis fellows. b.
did not dean il nnmsrly 10 reader chee,
iul obedieaee TO ss,hofi'y. and ready com
plisnce With the expressed wishes Of his
teachers.
Asa companion and frispi be VAS kind.
consiiersia and sympathetic. always ready
by kind word OF loving ace 10 encourages
OF help one whom be found 10 need.
Bot IL wss as = Christian young man
that tie bigbes, excellence and beauty Of
bis character sppesrei. He regarded life,
all natural endowmenis. the power Of in.
iuence. and the opportunities for The
largest development Of The samo ~ ines
Unable gitis, for the wisest aud most eff
Gent use Of which be held himself respon-
sibie TO The bouniiIcl Girer and to bis own
conscience. Hence bis characteristic dc :
cision and firmness 10 all matters OF con
science aud duiy, He would accept the
standard Of others only 80 far ~ they were
In accord With bis own conviction OF what
was right and true; thus 1t came to pass
that all his work was thought Of SIS Chris
tisn service. because into it all he brought
a purpose aud spirit adjusted TO one cen.
trail principle. viz the will OF his divine
Master. When the influence OF a pure life
early devoted TO useful service shall have
produced iis legitimate fruits. then the
valne Of such life as Kimball Sykes may
be ostimsted, but only by Him whose
standard OF measurements exceeds human
apprehension.
The passing away OF this life was as
beautiful rs the life itself. The Angel Of
death came very unexpectedly, but with
no shadow OF terror Beautiful to behold
was the calm aud peaceful assurance that
He, TO whom he in his boyhoo days had
devoted his life. upon whose promises he
had relied in health and strength, would
not forsske or fail him 10 the hour Of need.
His triumphant faith, bis eagerness TO dc
part and be with his Saviour. his earnest
prayer, and repeating OF scripture texts.
his loving messages to the dear ones OF the
home he was to see no more, his words OF
aileciionatc remembrance to his clsss-
mates and the large circle CT Christian
companions. with whom he had spent
many hours in praise and worship made
that an hour never to be forgotten by
those whose sad but precious privilege it
was to be by his bedside.
just as the day was declining in the
richness Of glorious sunset his spirit pas.
sed into the ineifable brightness OF that
city. which the glory OF God doth tighten,
of which the Lamb is the light and whose
Inhabitants no longer say, II am sick,
PRoF. q. L. PuTSEy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04


Dr.. Mellow bn been acquitted Of the
charge Of numbering Editor Dawson Of
Chsrlsstosn. 4. q. The murder caused .
great deal Of excitement ., tho time Of its
ocsufrsncc ss both parties stood high in
con nnni,y. Dawson called at tbs doctors
ollce 10 remoaslrAie with him for und ne
intimacy With servant girl employed By
D.vsop. Just shat took place is 70;
known bat Dawson sas sbot aud Mellow
endcayovd to conceal the body. but fail
ing in ihss be gave himself mp, The TACT
thai Dawson had bis gloves 90 aud that
The bullet hole showed that the sho, was
fred from behind woald show ihA, the
deed ~ss no, dore 10 sell dsiesce. yet the
verdict must have been based on ths
ssona1 OF 90 no sroand si al. Dawson
vas of northern birth ba, hsd long been =
rnsideEt Of Chsrlesion And WAS nnivensily
respected.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

Grover Cleveland, who approved the or
dsr TO return the rebel flags captured 10
battle by brave Union soldiers. is defeai-
cd candidate for reelection TO the presiden.
cy, Adiaiani General Drum. who issued
the order, is ont Of Office and 10 obscuriiy
Gen, Foraker OF Ohio. the first TO protest
against the order, aud himself a gallant
Union veteran. is rcnominated for third
term as governor OF Ohio. The loyal PEG
pie Of this eouniry hsv, not yet forgotten
how 10 resent sfironts to the heroes who
saved the nation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04
EuRlish Proteatia n .

We often hear about English free trade
but very little about English protection
but where her interests require protection
England is the rankest Iro,ectionists in
the known world.
II is necessary for her commercial supre
macy that English lines Of steamers be
subsidized. But to openly grant subsidy
would be hyIug in the face OF the free
trade doctrine. Recourse. therefore, has
been had to the subteriuge OF paying Q
high price for carrying the British mail.
In this way British lines Of steamers have
the benefit Of Protection 10 the sense that
the high prices paid them for carrying the
mail gives them great advantage over oil
rivals.
Two years ago member OF the Govern.
ment declared in the House Of Commons
that "We(Great Brittany are losing 81. 900
. day. CD j5. 600 year, by our ocean mail,
A member Of Parliament in letter pub
lished 10 the London Times commenting
on this statement supplies us with this
reason why England pays this subsidy:
As matter Ct fact these subsidies are
not paid to make up a deficiency 10 the
postal account. but IN order to keep up the
character Of our merchant fleet. The
country that annually pays ont this large
sum for the purpose Of keeping mp the
character OF her merchant fleet is Mortified
at the thought Of the United States doing
anything 20 protect its industries. Pro.
lection is all right when applied to British
shipping but all wrong when 1t is ques-
tion OF employing 1t in the interest Of
American indnslfies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

Chauncy NJ. Depew delivered an admir-
able address to the graduating class Of the
Yale law department. la the course OF bis
remarks he referred TO tho fact that few
years ago one man owned the msjorlty OF
the New York Central stock. but today the
road has 10000 proprietors, large major.
isy Of whom are persons Of small property.
From this, - well as other instances, the
orator drew the inference that there is .
'process Of distribution which will speed
lily change the character and management
OF American corporations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

President Harrison sent the Johnstown
sufferers q check for $500 June 9, two
days after the flood. aud two days before
be- presided At the public meeting held 10
Washington to raise funds, etc. As many
Democratic papers have made csustic re
marks about the Presidents failure to send
the Sufferers ANYTHING more substantial
than telegram Of sympathy. il is well 10
recall the facts 10 the case and to remark
that the New York World is the ouly Dem
ocrs,ie paper thst has withdrawn its in
furious r,aections President Hsrrison's
sympathy 10 this case was quite as sub
stsn,isl Is tina, Of bis predecessor. who
sent $50 10 the Charleston earthquake suf.
ferers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

Gov Thsyer Of Nebrasks recently rsceiv
ed = reques. from the British American
association Of Boston that bio insist in SO
uri0g tho recall Of Minister Esan from
Chill. aud 10 reply wrote letter rebuking
Tbs. organization sharply for attempting TO
oiscken the name Of Mr.. Egsn. The gov
ernor defends the minister warmly. and Is
very bitter in bis de1uciation OF the course
OF the association.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

When my youngest son came home from
Yale, said Ex-senator James Arkell Of
Cansiohsrie. N. Y, in . recent interview,
be was chock full Of free trade. He was
literally bursting with IT. and carried 1t
around like chip on his shoulder, anX
ious for somebody with whom TO engage
In controversy over 1t. 1 set him to work
10 the bag mills Office. where be had .
share In the business management. In
six months he was as good protectioDist
~ sm myself. The incident is o fair
illustration Of tho instruction OF young
men IN the political economy Of the tariff
By theory and by practice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

Some Of The Democratic papers and -
pocssiiy the illustrated paper. Pack,
t.ls delight IN snsering II President Hsr
rison and Postmaster General wansmske,
because ci their religious bslisi. and 10.
csnss they try io live isks Christisis 10
sissi Of like hesihen. THIS may be .
scarce Of amusement 70 sone. bat We very
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

The President hes sppoinied Congress
mao VIM. Phelps Minister TO Germany and
Fred Douglass Mloisler 10 Hsyii. Both
u these .ppois,mepis are good ones add
VIA be likely 10 satisfy the conntry 81
large. Mr. Phelps has Won good repu
i4rion 10 Congress aad more recently IS one
Of lAe Samosa CJm N ssionerL Fred Doug
l.cs has long been The recognized leader
~ bis race 10 Ameiics.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

The reports irom basiness cebisis 10 re-
card 10 The state oi trade are more epcour
sgits ssd tbs inJlea,ioDs sfe thai ihs
lido Is isfuiag. Prices 10 WOOL ADD wool
ca goods have advanced materially and tbs
lfoa trade 10 sl.o Improving. 10 almost
everything price. src little higher than
oae year ago which Is cerisinly eDcourag
leg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

IL reported 'rofa warhiDgtcb. sppsr'
snty by sssboriiy. that tho President bss
alrceiei thai The 1900 nev employees Of
the ce1.ns Dafesa shall be appointed 90
-. saii sy..sG nnder The direction Of
The Civil Service Commission
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04
Taaohers ExamInationA.

The attention OF those desiring teachers
certificates in Benning,o On Co. is directed
TO the advertisement In the present issue
OF the JOURNAL. In accordance with the
school law. certificates issued 10 1883 con-
tinue in force until Dec. /, 1889 but as
only single examination will be held in
the fall and the location OF that is as yet
undetermined it is desirable that as many
teachers as possible present themselves at
the July examination.
Sec. 90 Of the school law permits the su
pervisor to issue special certificate upon.
private examination which shall be good
until the next public examination so per.
son who was unavoidably prevented by
sickness or other misfortune from attend.
ing a public examination etc. Attention
is called to this section to show the des-
liability Of all applicants presenting them.
selves at the appointed time and place for
public examination. A certificate granted
upon private examination during the sum.
mer will be valid only until the 3D. Tues .
day 10 November. 1889. The requirements
Of the law in this particular will be strict
ly enforced.
Teachers in graded schools will take no
tIce that No. 3S OF the laws OF 1883 where
by graded school teachers we're exempt
IF ON examination so long as they con.
tinued in the same school was repealed by
the law OF 1888. They are therefore SUBJ
jected to examination under the present
law.
Three grades OF certificates are to be Is.
sued at the public examination. For full
information concerning which aud tor
other points OF interest. applicants are
referred to Sec. 40 ca Laws OF 1883.
r. " Hovp Sunarviaar
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llsManfbfsifrJo nrnal
THURSDAY. July 4. issa.
DIX, sln0xps. E1i,sr and Prorss'or.

THn gagaFT fEaTiB ~ sisH rsotsH ~
ugsr axuar a. rnpurtIs aoSTHcr ~ THIS
ows rsEnKss. sITs AZ lscnraaSo fstTnaD
~ a pnEEsslxg scais or SAafs
ErrEr soLpTrn Asp kASl0n sBo has hfaa
WE'D Hn oossrar PAINFULLY ~ risn 90
sAs oraHT 10 merIer PENSION, soT A. a
anarrrgr EtT a. nsrTrn 90 snxrfG IT'S
yc1E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04


The class OF 1889, Middlebury college
celebrated the 50th anniversary Of their
graduation this year. The whole class
mum bered 81. OF whom IA are still living.
and half OF these are clergymen. John q.
SAKE was probably the member who be.
came most widely known. Hon VIM. A.
Howard was q member Of congress from
Michigan and also Governor OF Dskot,
territory. Three became professors in COLI
leges. and fifteen were clergy men. The
class reunion at commencement vas at
tended by Rev. H. Bingham. Rev. J. A
Ranney. Rev. L. II. Sheldon. Rev. A. II
Psrmelce, Norman J. Wright and Truman
X. Wright. 1t is an interesting fact tina.
the last two. who went 10 college from
Rupert, are twin-brothers. Mr. Ranuey
had started with his wife for Middebury
intending to VISIT friends by the way. They
we're on one OF the illfated trains stalled
near Jobnstown and Mrs Ranney lost her
life there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

We have no hesitation is recommending
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover as
. sure cure for dsndrutf. and to restore the
natural color OF the hair
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-07-04

yJ-AX BALE The pf0pfisiofs ~ ths io-h 81
Dorset, 10 the C0usi, " BcbpInstsn. sys
hereby notified that the tArss a.sessf1 W 81
Town. within three yesrs bsst proceeding WIS
dsts. remain In whole ~ Ia psu'uBEaid utgn NE
following described lands sitnsisd in 'Aia iDsD'
" ou .Lou. eighty aero. o. lsDd nos osDsd W
AIR Badger, conveyed 10 him br Uso. Gonooh.
lad, said land being situated 10 the illh nsh""
District ADD forsnriy kposa - thn uppss ..,s'
doc Fises. Tssss due for The ,ssf isss . sLisa
tln,e said place vas owned w 1ohh Y. C"sdon.
And sssSsssd and taxed 20 him.
TaIss dls thereon, t3,s1.
On one 10 asefs. house and lot, sitssls1 ~ 'hs
O. tcbool Di.tslct 10 tho village u East Dofss'.
lsIpy he premises nss ovssd by Edwsfd oso.
mali and s.sesssd ssa tsaed Tor the years issS
10 him. a. "a
On the Quarry Right of 4, J. Gray, Ioes'ssi ~
tbs a. kebo0l District and ssgihssly ifsn y. y.
Yrssdley 4 sons qaauy osnsd. sssssssa sna
Tsrss due thsfson for The year 1857. u ~,
And % much " sad lands Will BE- sod q pub,
M sue.lon ~ The Wilson House In East Dofs<i.
on ths zzd Day day II July A. u, 1879 a. 10
d esoea A. n, a. shah " requisite TO disesssse1
ssld tsHss Nth eosts, nsiess pssslensy
Dated Of Dorset. BsDtsDsiob County W
dsy II Jane. A. D., 1879. -
NATHANIEL hcwk
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Ion 6ntc ock and Address,
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FOR s A l. e.

Twenty sores 81 lapd on west aide Of highway
between the village OF Manchester and Man.
chester. Centre, With good house and barn.
pleasant location. Price low. terms easy,
II. E0uLEsroN,
| June AZ. n 10. Nv