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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24
American Pork to Germany,

The removal OF the prohibition on thu
importation OF American pork. hams anc
bacon into Germany is matter for inter
national coDgrstulation. 1t is signal d
plomatic triumph for the Harrison admin
istraiion, and a decided gain for tb'
American farmer and stock raiser L
whom 1t opens q new and important mar
ket.
The prohibition has been 10 force since
1883, prior TO which there we're burden
some restrictions. The pretext for its im
position was that these products were not
properly inspected; the real reason, how
ever. was no! sanitary but commercial.
Efforts for its removal we're made by
this government in vain until by recent
leg islation OF congress a system OF inspec
tion was established here and provision
made for retaliatory action against Ger.
many imports to this country. The United
States was then 10 position to treat with
eject, and the result is the decree just
signed by the imperial government admit
ting hog products free.
In 1890 this country exported nearly fl
~ million dollars worth OF hams and bs
con, but none went to Germany except
sn Insignificant quantity admitted into Gel
tain ports for consumption on shipbosrd.
The German market is now open and ex
ports will start in that direction. What
they will amount to yearly is as yet mat
ter OF speculation. Estimates are made
reaching ten and twelve million dollars
But these are mere guesses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

Big crops everywhere 10 the United
States, no crops to speak Of in Europe, the
United States preparing to feed both it's
own people and Europe without any In
convenience 10 itself; increased earnings
on oil the leading railroad lines; farmers
too busy with the crops to talk politics;
the tide Of gold shipments setting this
way are sll symptomatio not OF mere
spur, Of business activity after summer
dullness, but Of the opening Of season
OF genuine prosperity based on the opera.
ton OF the laws Of supply and demand.
We have the supply; Europe has the de
mand. With this prosperity comes the
promise Of the abandonment OF the mis-
cbievous. di'qnie,ing schemes for cheap
ening money, which had their origin 10
the agricultural depression 10 the west a
year or two ego, and which live only in
su atmosphere Of discomfort. We may
expect, therefore. that the silver advocates
will not fud so many followers as they
found last year; that with the readily
resped prosperity will come 3 realizing
sense that money becomes more plentiful
to oil only by the operation Of the laws OF
com mere aud trade. and not by the fat
Of congressional msJorities, seeking to
gain popular error to its side.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

The belligerent attitude Of Europe 10
dsy lie q study. aud presents some new fes
lures. Sweden and Norway are threaten
ed with separation and Russia has an eye
TO the absorbing OF all the scandinavian
holdings. which OF course involves trou
BILE for Denmark. Germany and Austria
are mensced by Russia with France in
alliance. Turkey Is 'twiIt fanatical rebel
lion within her own domain, dsmemb Der.
ment by Russia and chance OF losing
Egypt through false friends. Great Bri
tian's power and prestige 10 imperiled by
the non'sdhesion OF the Triple Alliance
Powers. Italy is bankrupt in finances,
France is as volatile and frisky as only
France can be when she is painting for rec
venge; and the lesser principalities and
powers are anxious TO remain neutral,
but feel that they must see their soil tres.
passed upon, in event OF general war,
and that they may be drawn into the con
Aci. though it be much against their wish
or desire. India ia fractions 10 certain
districts. and the Viceroy steers the inn
perial bark with firm hand, lest it be
wrecked amid the breakers which skirt
it's political shores. Chius, provoked and
misrepresented. we believe, by British in,
tercsts, still invites harsh measures from
Europesn powers also supported by our
gus. KoteA's troubles continue, and both
Japan and China keep q watchful eye over
her.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

% sa'nfdsy morning last, al hall past
; O'Clock, jose Manual Bslmsoeds. ex.
President Of 'Ls republic Of ChiIe. perish,
ID by bis owl baud in bis room a. the
Arseniioe Legation al Santiago. where be
bad been s,cre,sd siocs the "a lust. after
having vsioly attempted 10 O IS the coup,
try 10y the means OF torpedo boat, " ich
wss TO hsvs received hin 90 board a, San
Aotopio Bay, bat which failed to put IN
90 appearance. Deserted by friends and
hpn,ed by loee. be sought death al his
owp bends rather than NEE: the fate he
knew surely awaited him. Al one time be
Was the mos. popular mao in Chile, and
lived 10 be the most deiested, and has died
regretted by none bu, his family and a
limited eecls OF sdbereDts and tickle
friends
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

There 10 hkely 10 be. gate bot Eight
over ils state election in New York this
fall. .nd " tho Rspubiiesns make Al ~ :
sressi,s csnpsisn and set out foil vote.
% there 10 sone isdiesiionJ that they will
attempt 10 do. they s.snd some show Of
ming. New York Is close state aud
| Il 10 bard for The gepablieans 10 &c, on. .
foil vote e1eep, in Presidential yesrs. bat
this year they seen 10 be united snd en
ihusllsiic and nsy DO better than usual 10
Of yesrs
On the other had there Is considerable
kicking smong the Democrats si The way
things we're managed at the Ssrslosa con
v.ntion. This gained come expression IN
the convention but Tsmmspy v1 strong
eboash TO override all opposition sud had
things their ovn way.
The Brooklyn Democrats who wanted
Chspin for Governor aud The Comfy Dem
ocrscy ia New York city. who are natural
" opposed TO Tammapy felt particularly
sore add /, is quite likely that there will
be . falling Of OF the Democratic vote in
both cities,
Lieut. Gov. Jones openly opposes the
ticket and may run rs m Independent
Democrat and Farmers Alliance candidate
II be esn &c, any encouragement There is
slso considerable bad feeling against Shee
han, the Democratic candidate for Lieut..
Governor.
The most amusing thing OF all is the at
iitude OF the Mugwump N. Y. Times and
Evening Post Both papers rejoice st
what they call the overthrow Of Hillism
aud iguore the fact that Tsmmany, the
most corrupt organization 10 the state,
nov has absolute control OF the party for
the first lime since thedays OF Boss Tweed
The evident cause OF their rejoicing Is the
fact that it materially takes the wind out
OF Hills Presidential aspirations, but II
Flower is elected be may take Hills place
is opposing Cleveland. and II he is defeat
ca Hill eau claim even with greater
show OF truth that he Is the only man who
eau carry New York, aud his chance for
capturing the New York delegation will be
better than ever. Thus it will be seen
that the situation is complicated and no
one can tell how it will come out.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

Hon. q u L1ring. * Commissioner Of
Axncuiiurr, died Of heart failure IL hi,
residence III South Salem Monday morn.
irg, al the see Of "a years and 0 months
lie sas born In North Andoyer, Mass.
graduated ., Harvard University. aud Va,
The founder OF The New England Agiicul
tuesi society, besides. held many public
offices during his active aud useful life.
lie ~ss =, one time Member Of Congress.
aud slso was hcnored With the posi,ion Of
foreign Minbtsr. In Masonry be bad
taken the s2i degree. He lived and died
honorcd and respected by all who knew
hin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24
STATE NEWS.

William Corse. OF Townshend, had BIZ
throat terribly lacerated by being hooked
10 the neck by q steer that be was driving
An Ohio lady was SO frightened by I
snake that her glossy black hair turned
white as snow. II was soon returned te
it's original color by Halls Hair Remover.
Customs Officer Hartman and Tow mbly
OF the Canaan office, last week seized 1900
pounds OF dutiable wool, but no one has
as yet claimed the property.
Five years ago had constant cough,
night and day was greatly reduced in flesh
and had been given up by my physician,
| began to take Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
and after using two bottles Of this medi
cine. was completely cured. --Anga A
Lewis. Ricard, N Y.
William Maher, OF Burlington, has been
Hned $50 and costs for resisting 40 officer.
Ii is lots OF fun TO crack policeman over
the head with club but it is rather eXpen
sive.
The only radical cure for rheumatism is
to eliminate from the blood the acid that
fuses the disease. This is thoroughly
Effected by the persevering use Of Ayers
Ssrsapr,lla Persist until cnred. The
process may be slow. but the result j.
sure.
Xerah Colburn, one Of the most brilliant
numerical calculstors the world has ever
known. was born in Cabot aud was buried
in Norwich. where few years since, there
was nothing to mark his grave save . null
lin stalk.
George Rumrill, OF Bartonsville, had
bis right hand and wris, so msngled 10 =
threshing machine that smputstion WAS
necessary.
am an Old man aud have been con
slant sufferer with cstarrh Tor the last ten
years am entirely cured by the use Of
Ely's Cresm Balm 1t is strange that 40
simple remedy will cure such stubborn
disease. Henry Billings U. s. Pension
Au'y. Washington. u. @.
joseph Green. few days ago. ismmei
his hand badly 10 the paper mill at North
Bennington. and tso 6pgers bad TO be am.
putsted.
suffered for more than ten years with
t5n dresdfni disease, catsrrb, and used
every available medicine which was recon
mended TO me. cannot thank you enough
Tor the relief which Ely's Cream Balm has
sf1ried me. Emanuel Meyers, winaeli,
l. l.. n. Y.
The 10 year old daughter Of Judge Tor
~ T. Wales. OF Darlington. on returning
from school Wednesday, September Q. dis
covered . .hiei 10 Der mothers bed room,
With Mrs. Wales gold watch in bis band.
lie sas considerably rustrsted srd 1t her
cool command thres the vs,ch On The bed
snd decsmped.
10 the case Of Gibson Vs. the Delaware
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

l. y Lirinss,an. president Of the Gecr.
sIs fsfners Allisnce. visited TopekA. ksn.
lately. add ipiiis,ed the ksnsss farmers
into The Georgia Alliarce methods Bot
BE- bss siess on the uuion soldier pension
business ~ iollows: II must take stronger
srauoj sssiss, the inismous pension swim
die. ior sss lots Of lazy. healthy bum.
ners, .bls bodied. who should be st vork
90 The iams. aud would. we've il not that
they are snpplled 10 idieness by pension
They are no better than cur eIeonfe3ersts.
~he are cOmpellei 10 esrn their living by
n.sasl labor. spd are. therefore. . much
more ssli rspseiiog lot Of fellows. Hsd
oar s0nthern Alliance The power We would
sbfessie all pebsions The var vss ever
mors thsn isen,y.hve years ago. and our
seatAerp people sout stand that s~isdle
ssy logger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

News came iiom Spain yesterday
Of the awful rtul,s OF food near Con,
suegra. Ia which 5000 lives were lost
Gtea, floods sre also reported in other
parts OF Europe, where great damage and
loss Of life have been noted for great dis
sste,s by Are and food. while 10 the social
lie Of the world, crime and suicide b.ve
largely prevailed throughout oil nations.
How TO alleviate and s,sy The effects Of
,heee increasing conditions and tendencies
is al interesting study, which puzzles the
investigations Of the wisest OF scholars and
philsnthropists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

The Topeka Daily Capital prisiss 70
mafksble showing Of farm mortgage re
lestes 10 kansss dnring the four months
preceding September l. The total mort
gage. recorded during that period 10 foul
tsen coun'ies ne "a Gs3 sos: released. &c
$40 27o. eIces OF release. sl.6s6 I65. oil
96 Ia PET cent Az the came ratio ths
gate would be 10 excess Of 50. 600. 600 ioi
The year. snd ior tho seventy ,fonr countie,
ess' 81 tie l0Qih meridian II would be
$1,000. 600 per snnnm. Very little Of this
eTesss 10 release comes from the sale oil
ihi. y,srs crop. 90 that lbe total will pro-
baby nscb 10000. 600 for the rresen,
yea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

Dr. J, Madison Taylor, who bss been al
tending Secretary Blaine At Bar Harbor,
returned home Friday He said: Mr..
Blaine Was = very sick man, bu. is improy'
ing steadily, as was expected. He will
spend several weeks 10 Augusta before re-
turning to Washington in October. l have
every reason TO think be will then be fully
able TO bear the burdens OF bis office. But
remember that the secretary. even 81 Bar
Hstbor. has for some Time daily been do.
Voting two or three hours TO state dee
pariment business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

40 order for 200. 900. 900 feet Of Georsis
pine. placed With New Orleans contractors
by agents Of the German government. 10 .
pleasing INDIGESTION d large future export
trade 10 this valuable lumber. II IL sid
the pine 10 TO be devoted 10 railroad con-
.tfuoiioo under generous scheme Of 10
trr.l improvements conceived recently
BY Emperor William. Better eIpepd
money that way than on worthless war
mAIhgyfes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

The New York Conpereial Bulletin uys
that this year there will be a great clear
srce Of Indebtedness Msuy huodred mil
lion. will be paid by the producers TO
creditors. aud the bufjen Of snrieiy and
interest aill be greatly dimiuished. oa
the ether hsad. the creditor who receives
tie moasy hitherto invested all have 10
seek some new ioru Of Investment, sad pet
hsps si 30 other time 10 the whole history
Of the county has there b~eo 90 great 40
smonnt Of mooey 10 seek Investment With
ID Tea mouths The ETC, Of this change
upon the value Of securities sod Of all
siads d property should not be overlook
Cd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

la August, 1890. with 9 short crop hsr.
vesiinR, 6.330,507 bushels OF American
whes, we're sold for sxpor, for 81, 9i9. 479,
or at the rate OF 81. So cents . bushei. In
August, 1891. With an enormous crop. 81,
400. $40 bushels were cold for export for
81. 7T4 $40, or 1T at q rate OF 81. OPS q
bushel. 10 August. 1890. las. 4s2. bushels
Of American rye were exported for SIS. 793
or q, the rate Of 81, Is cents . bushel. 10
August 1891. So, i97 bushels OF rye we're
exported at value OF ssll, 927, or at the
rate Of % 05 cents busbel These figures
sre official.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

Representative Mills seems 10 be get.
ting slnnaed At bis Speskership prospects
sud bis friends 10 their Efforts to secure
eastern export for him have been giving
/, cot that bis IDEAS sbout the free coin
sge Of silver have lately undergone 9
cbanec and the, be may ia the near future
write . letter deaoing bis position on the
subject, Add they bio. that IN that letter
he SiII take a position very near to this,
occupied by Mr. Cleveland on the same
question.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

took severe cold and suffered pain
through the back aud kidneys, sent for
. physician, who pronounced my csss
Gravel A friend recon mended Dr. DAVID
kennedys favoriie Remedy, OF Rondout,
N. Y. aud after taking two hotties / con
sidered myseli perfectly cured John
Davis. Rochester. n. Y. What more could
be have asked?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

Estate Of MfRHIrr H.. PAnis.
The undersigned having been appointed by.
the Hon, Probate Court Tor the Disliict oi Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive, eIsmiue aud
adJu.t ell claims aud demands OF all person.
ngainet the estate "
Merritt u Paris. lae Of Manchester
In said District deceased and all elaine ,ahb-
tied IN fleet thereto, her, by give notice that
We will meet, FOR the purposes Aforesaid, ~
The CobutD House, al Manchester Centre.
on the 18th day Of March A, D.is92 from o'o och
A. NJ. ntll four o'clock ,. N 90 said day. aud
that ak months from the 18Th day OF September
A. ID. 1891, Ia the time limited by said Court iof
said oredi ore TO present their claims 10 u. tor
examination and allowance
Dated al Manchester this 18Th day Of hep,
tomber A, 1891
JAMES A. THAYkR
lo3w LORENZO b. sHAFFkER, Np'n ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

TIE Dsmocrs,s call the Mckinley Law .
.orse than ssf tariff Bat i, has inciess'
"a cor forlgn trade during the frs. ten
mouth. q it, operation 10 The sum Of s53 .
lga.i2a, IL has increased free impor
,sn,i0a from 80 90 per cent Of the total
Imports 10 &C - per cent. thus bringing
10 more ,han bali Of our foreign supplies
absolutely tree Of duty. Add IL has re.
dured the per capita revenue from dates
from ~. o. 70 q. 30.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

"THf rygyrn s1trn 10 scr ARMAGH
sur esrwTrus. (rnosp7Irn TsErr,l rnos
yrf sanr ssaSpruNr A. ornsn.Fn. THr
ohsnT e. YHrh eTATf2xrs "a soT 10 an.
cvr1 YRr LaEaEaT lNovxr or sEhLsR ron
gnnH rcgSInI. att no nTIr vT. W sHhT.
nEA NEAxs TussinEE TIM STANDARD On
naMruHg AnosS rEn weNImo CLASSICS. 80
L.sn.sa TlMn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

II lie worthy OF note thst the French Re
public has the past week completed it's
twenty first year. The attainment OF that
era in life ia 90 impo,tin incident 10 the
political career OF the American citizen.
In the history OF crest nation it Is ordin
srily . brief passage. 1t is, however, a
good deal to France 50 Republic Iu
more than hundred years !, has bad no
form OF government thst has endured so
long. There has been great doubt in the
minds OF the friends Of free government
a. 10 the perpe,uity Of this system 10
France. Is eoemies we're couhient 10
their declarations that It would not live
longer than some o! the other forms since
The Bourbon overthrow 10 1850 But IL
has The record /. broken. The Repub
lie has not oply westbered the perils OF
more than two decades, but it hiss given
the people b, tier political and social con
dition than they Lsy- bad. The sfairs OF
the State hsve been managed With more
sbiliiy than with kinR OF emperor, and 10
the eities there hss been universal freedom
from disorder and outbreaks. License has
not taken the place Of authority. With
general trsr guilty aud some advance 10
the development and prosperity Of the bs
ton, DO i'm portrait var has bsea ~sged.
II hss been the misfortune Of tie situation
that The vast var Gmsments have been
required 10 burden snd oppress the PEG
pie. This would have been the case. how
ever. under spy form Of sovernmeoi, snd
the 6nsuees might have been 10 even . less
Satisfactory condition bad there been no
Republic The indications Tor the permsn
epey Of this Government are very isvon
BILE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

On wedncsdsy Tho Bsrnbliesn oonsen'
iion II Msssscbpsei. net IN TreToss Ten
pie. where they nonins,ea Gel Allen. Of
LEVEL. tos sorerrsr. ever w. W Grape.
10 vote Of 7i5 10 5is. and Lieui. Gov.
Halle o.. beninsied slso for . second
letn 10 The cflee Of lisaieasn, governor
Great tSshnsissm prevailed. sud strong
hope enieftaiped that the ticket which
has bstn nomlns,ed, vill prevail 81 The
election.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

Of ooziersnee held here. With ssers,sry
fos,sr and Attorney osDefsl MillsH repre-
sssssss this GcvssnEsti. ssd sriMsyof
Grsoa. 81 Me- York. And Msssn Mcnil
Poster and Tfsnbsll The pee Chilisn SOY
srrnsrt urdr ,se agreement reached
the i,sis 10 10 be tnrned over 70 The Chi
lisa sovsfpnep, and The case sssissi Der
ior viclsiiss car neutrality Laws nolls pros
sed ia The courts. snd the chllisp ge'srn'
neni 10 10 pay 10 The uaitea States sun'
sqa.l 10 The expenses Of The cruiser Char
lsstou 10 msting the chase after the iists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

The centennial reunion Of the Bump fam
lily vAs heli II Salisbury Sep,embera. The
orisiosl family vss founded by Salsihisi
pamp. vbo settled Ia s.lisbury 10 Sep
ienbsr. l7sl Prior 10 this be lived In
wslliagicri.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

NOTICE.
Az Taken by virtue Of sn eYs entiop aud will be
sold at public suction TO satsf the zane al the
Passenger Depot In Sunderland In the County Of
Bennington on the 2Gth day OF September 4, D.
1891 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon. the following
described real estate situated In said town Of
Sunderland ana bounded ~ follows. On the
north by land OF II. n. Garfield and estate OF
Merritt Bentley. on the west by land Of Jay
Bentley and the highway, on the south by high
way, on the east by land of " II Canheld ton
one corner OF said above described lot and not
inclu ded therein IL the store and dwelling honss
OF Ralph Bentiey.) containing about ~ acres OF
land, be the same more or less, being the s,ms
land that came into the hands Of Charles
Thatcher by decree Of the Bennington County
Court OF ChaDcery December Term, 1850
Dated At Sunderland In said County this 7ih
day Of September D. 1891
ls3w IT, ID. GIDDIN0s, Deputy Sheriff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

The 9asssioa 81 The seizure Of the Chi
lisn steamer l,s,a. shieh msSy people Tear
"a might tsecme serious ~ we'll ~ Al
typsasive ore. has been happily settled.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

Hsdson railroad. The jury has rendered .
verdict for The plAiriiff Of siSoo The
esuss Of action vss for turning = stream OF
vssss II wsss Rstlsnd in putting In aide
track. 20 that II allied The quarry Of The
Dor.e, Marble company. damaging The
machinery.
A liyear,old son Of James Boothmsn. Of
Holland. was instsnily Killed BY being hit
by nyins fragment Of = stump thai his
father Vas blowing up. The lad Vas $50
feet disian, aud supposed be vas sale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24
DHEBE JENK,S FsrArr,

state Of Vermont, District Of Manchester, ~
In Probate Court. held at Manchester within
aud for said District on the 18th day Of neplem.
bef 1891,
An lnstrument, putroriing to be- The lsst ~ili
aud iestfment OF Phebe Jeuk. late " Rupert
~ said district deceased. being ptesent.d fur
| Probate
Mhereupon IL Was ordered by said Court, that
| all persons concerned therein be bottled 10 Kp.
pear at a session thereof 90 be held al the Pro.
bate Office In Msnohes or In said district on the
VII day OF October 1871, at 10 oeiocs, IN
the forenoon, and show Cause, " any they have,
sgains, The probate OF said will, for whith pur.
pose II Ia further ordered, that this order be
| published three weeks sucressivoly In the Man.
ohes'er Journal, newspaper printed ~ Man.
chester IN SAID District, previous to said time OF
hearing
iiue record,
J. II, FEM, Register,
tue copy OF record.
2Oj~ Attest, J. w. FEM, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24
Births.
Deaths.


Amendments, enaet this head, ten cent.
line each Insertion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24

These goods made by parties whose reputation ability and honest
well known. The quality SUPERIOR the weight full and price
low cal afford to sell them
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-10

The Alliance in Control.
eoLN, Neo., Jan. 6.-The legislature
- t"",v. the farmers 81
-~d electinr