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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
9as mooernc SeioentDum.
Sn Der S6ulfrage.
XIII.

gs 1T duBerit idwsr, bas gbrifsntbum,
NO ss einmal feite BurasI ssfaBt bat, aus.
3urotten. IS er3eust cine 9sifsss uub
5er3ensbilbuns, cine gultur bes relisiOien
uno birserli@en 9ebens, bic man nidt 10
i4neu abltreift wie Elm %absetrasenss 6Ieib.
Sosar wenn I'm 3aufs Der 3eiten bas Bolt
Tau unb wsItlid ssiinnt wirb, blsibt tens
nod Der 9ritli1e @runb1arafter in ieis
mem Oenten unb 9anbsIn 3urit. IS lais
fen fi9 bic Worts oss Di1ters bier anuens
ben: vGbsr Gins ss Ieu9tenb nieber,
leu4tst's LANCE nod sutid."
Oas wiHen bic Sreimaarsr iebr out, pie
i9wer es lit, elm Bolt pon isinem @Iaus
ben, uon ieinsu 9sbrdu1sn unb ginrids
tunseu, pom Der @si9idte isinsr gor3eit
unb Don ben 9ofnunssn auf bic 3utunft
IosSuleiBen. baber ieben mir, ME ite ibsrs
al bic duBerften Anitrsnsunsen MAIDEN,
UNI ii@ Der Sasenberaisbuns 3u bsmddti:
gen. DEM in ben alermeiifeu Sdaen
blsibt Der Wenf6 Dasisnise, uas bic
S4ule aus inn ssma9t bat. @sr baber
bic gr5issuns in 9dnoen bat, benz sebO,t
bic 3atunft.
llsbsr bisisn pIan Der 2ose ipri6t Der
boldnoii3s Br.'. 8aiuaut: Die Sreis
maurerst isi sesenudrtis ni9t 70 iebr ipss
~cuIutiu, ais uisImebr prattii9, cine
Silbunssf@uIe weI9e ben
sanSen Wen@en, iein Spres
9en unb SanbeIn umae E.
Oarum iei Der Su9eu bunterri d t
aan3 por3iisli@ ibr etsen 4 Q
@ebiet. (aIio 1T ni5t, ME man pors
sibt, cine blOse l1ntetitasunsss unb Ser.
li9erunssselsqidaft.) .8ir 5reimau,
rer", fdbrt berieIbs Rebusr fort, vwel9e
bas wabre 2i4t psrbreiten woIsn, miHen
jeben bunteln Wtntel aufiu1sn unb ni5t
ruben, bis CT pom 9Ian8e Der Wabrbeit
erbsut it," Gin anbersr boqdnbii9er
&etner, Dr.. 9ofmann, srtldrt: v@inem
Srben. bsnen SieI bic YssIiduns unb
Serbeferuns Der Wenidbsit TT, ssbt ni9ts
70 isbr 3u 9er3en ais bic Sa9eb Der
@rstebuns unb bes unterri5s
go Ssitsbt ber 3d.. Bubbinsb
i'm boudnb. maureriidsn @o1enblatt, bas
CT als 2ebrer an Der Ifabsmie su Delft
bel &:iuns Ceilings, S9iasrs uno @6tbes
in ieinsr RIaiie ME unterIahen babe, ben
S3ilern ben e9t frsimaurerii9en @siit
oteler bret S9riflfteusr wObI gu ertldren.
8ie in Spuano, 10 iteuert bic Srsimaus
rerei in allen 9dnbern mad bemieIbsn 3ieIe,
ndmlid mad Der 3ettuns bss Susenbuntsrs
ri5tss. Oaber Der erbittsrte &f nm
bic S9ule an allen Srten. Sbr Strebsn
sebt babin, bic Gelision aus ben S9ulen
fortSuidafsu unb bas seiammte S9uls
weien In bic iiarfe 9anb Oss relisionsloisn
Staates gu Iessn. SObalo bies ssIunsen,
bat fte %sswonnenss SpieI. giniss S@uls
beanie bes almd4tisen Staates, weI9e
ebsnfaas bas S4urbfsa trasen, t6nnen
alsbanu Wunber wtrtsu. lInb wenn ios
gar, mas ni9t 10 isItsn 1T, bic 2ose In BITE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
Suxe N 6nr8t(&tS.
Wcreiuiate Staateu.

Der perftorbene s. S9mit,
beien Cob mir Dor. Wo9e msIbeten uno
Der in Sidsburs, Miififppi, beeraben
waro, mar Elm iebr beIiebter iunasr Wauu.
Die nns 3useianbte 3eituns, The Weekly
Spectator, pom Samiias, ben 81. Seb.,
iprt4t f4 isbr Iobenb iber i'm aus. Sobn
S4mit itanb LANCE In Oisnfsn BON D.
9ads & &c., bic Jpn ais superldifs, treu
unb aufri9tis isbr bsbausru.
gu 2uremburs in bieiem county
bat ii9, wis idon beridtst, cine Corpora
ton gum Betrieb elmer Wil9srsi NIT einem
Capital BON $4,000 sssrinbst. Sc seb6s
rem our @sisaf9aft ss Sarmsr. Mit benz
Bau bat man Abf@t na9ite Wo1s Su
beginner. Die WatsriaIisn iinb setauft.
Das Sauptsebdube wirb 24x7O SUP sroB.
SINS obsre Stodpert t6mmt cine 8srs
iamm!unssbaIe.
Wtr eutnebmen benz bsutl4su
Dlatte Don SadiOn Co., Sa., bas SoIs
9snbe:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
Gorrt(pon6ena aus &dnfas.

unter3ei9neter slaubt pieIeu beuti@su
TamtIten einen suten Disnf 3u ermsiisn,
wenu i'd He auf cine @esenb aufmertiam
made, NC man nod sismIi9 biuis quite
5armen taufen fann, unb no aud 3usIeid
fur ben rnterri1t ber Susenb beftens aes
iorst 1T. Glue iol9e @esenb III Sebs.
mid County, Ranias. Sn benz sroBsn
beuti1en Settlement, Is WeiIen weilid
pom Der Stabt B;ditu, linb pier tatboIi.
i4e 6ir9en. Nu Der st. Wariens Rir9s
wertcn am l. &priI b. s. bic barmbsrats
gen S4wefern uou Der i8msr3baften Wuts
ter eine Yfarri9ule er5fnen. Sie Sc:
meinbe bat teinsrlei S9uloen. M9t Wiets
len wefIi9 BON Der st. Warisntir1s il
bic ct. Soiepbs: STRIDE; baisIbif bdlt Elm
tatbuIfter 2ebrer, Der uslti1 aud Orsa'
ntlt lit, ein bul5ss Sabr bic 6ffsntIi9s
S4ule unb bas anoers balbe Sabr Yfarrs
idule In bsmisIbsn @ebaubs, wsl9es gan,
nabe bet Der Rir4e ftebt. alio au1 bier
TIT fur ben Susenbsl1nterridt gsiorst.
4u9 bieie @smeiube bat tetnerIei S1uI'
ben unb TT ~sesenudrtis bsiddftist, stnsu
6ono 3u iammeln, um etn Stif an biz
Sirds au bausn. 8enn Der @ei3en ic
gut ausfdat, wie es isst ben Nni9sin bat,
10 mirb TN na9iten CONNER etue Ser.
sr6Beruns Der Sir9e porsenommsn uni
baar be5abIt. Man iast ausemsin, BAT
Sebswid County ems Der beiteu Don
8anlas TT. 5armer, wsI1e BON anberer
@esenben bterber tommen, iasen, fs mir
ben fi9 bier anitebeln, iobaIo lie tire Gar.
men i'm Norben obsr Often ~psrtaufer
t0nnten. Das 2anb 1T bier gang sbsn.
Sole 5armen baben psridiebene Preiie pou
S200O-S4OO0. SopieI 1T fiber, ne,
ft9 bier anfebeIt, wirb ni1t fort woIen,
i~onbern ft9 isbr baIb rs9t bsimiia fablsn.
Oas Bafer 1T iebr gut. Das R!ima isb,
seiunb. Ser Wiutsr bauert MI,
Swei Wonate, namIi9 Sanuar unb Sc.
bruar. Die Sonnenblse wirb burd
einen fortwdbrenben 9uftsus semilosrt, ic
baB bte Nd9te INNER tabl fino. @er nt
bier nieoerldbt, wiro es ni9t bsreueu. Gin
Oeuti9er, Der auBsr auf sine CUTE 6arm,
au9 auf suten unterri9t fir ieins GamiIis
ftsbt, hneet bier, mas CT winibt. Wsi:
tsre Wtttbeilunsen MAIDEN serne:
Ebeob. SffweiIer,
9ermania y. O., Sanias.
Srtsort9 u It,
Oh B.O. aanias.
&ep. Sob. 2%oepeni3,
on y. O., Ganlas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10

p~orfebsnbeua rb6bersn BI6bfnn" In elmer
@essni@rtft senannt rS6lenbreusbeI aIs
graisber1 na@febenbs wobIuerbiente Pas
rObie sei9risben.
rSeber Deuti9e muB elm Bauer - mes
ntsffens elm 0opfenbauer wsrben. Oie
Wdlber, wel@e uniere @sbirss usrun3ieren,
mle ausserottet werbsn.
@enn bann an ibrer Stene bic lanss
grange @erife In BITE !6aIme f9iebt unb
auf bas soIbeue Saatfelb BITE Come burs
ftts nieberla@t, weun Elm iiBer WaI3seru9
In lauen SribIiussnd@teu ieinsn trdftisen,
n,iIben Ouft aus itr6mt unb aue Ser3en
b6ber i@lasen IdBt, baun III aud Der Mus
senblid ni9t melt, mo Der beimIi9e Sdus
fer, Elm urabn bss niebsrbsutl9en &5niss
@ambrinus, auferfeben unb istnsn gin3us
in Win4en, In bic Wetropols bss beuts
i9en Biers, NIT &Ians unb Gloria, nit
ben Yroftrufen BON SO WiQionsn anses
feu4teter RebIen balten uirb ; ct wtrb ni1t
felt iein, bafir aber sroB unb fail.
feline 6aare psrben bIonb iein wie Der
Grant, ben CT trtntt; feline Nussn buntsI
wie bas @sbrdu, bas er faust. gr wirb
elm bef4eibensr Wann fem, wenis ipre@sn
aber uieI triuten. gr wirb isin ME bas
SaB Der Danaiben: unsrgrInbIi9 unb
bod srinbIt9, es wirb tein Rsit bIsiben.@
v@enau i'm Centrum BON Deuti&Ianb
wirb ii@ bann cine in allen @auen bes
benti9en 0atsrIanbs f9tbare. risiise SafsI
btfinben, auf wsI1er bas Wort vStamms
tito" in unssbeuren i9warssrotb,soIusnsn
transparenten 9ettern ssi9rieben itsbt bic
GrintsefdBe, BITE san3en unb baIben Wabs,
werben Lungs bss &beines Auffsuuns fin
ben unb bort aufbewabrt merben. Wenn
nun bic Sransoien SO Miuionen bieier
blant seputtsn S9Iinbe erbIidsn, werben
fe slauben, baB so Wiaionen tlsiner
9anotanoneu 3ur 8ert5eibisuns bss
&beinss aufssffeIt ieisn, unb i1Ieunisli
perben ie ihr Sell tn Der SIu1t iu1en,
eri9rsdt bel benz furdtbaren sermaniideu
llrusrsniisunssIdrm, ben bic SO Wiaionen
ansebeiterter @ermausn bur1 bas gbfn:
gen ibrer gefibIuoueu Se1lisbsr MAIDEN
werben. Sa aud bic &ufen auf ssifiss
@etrdnte unb rotbe Naisn sroBes @ewi9t
Iesen, werben Re Elm seuaItisss' 3s5sn an.
beben unb ibre Subeuisber nit Dsnen be,
Oeuti4en ~uereinisen, unb man wirb es er.
lebeu, bab bic 6ran3oien, unter benz sroS.
artisen Ginbrud bieies europdiidsn Son.
aertss, ioI9e Wenssn pon Nbfntb Az Ht
nebmen, baB fe In elmer aIsemsinsn 5lutt
nit Mann unb Waus %unterssben. OF
iiub mir fe obne gIutuersisBsn los"
saasemeine 8enebsluns, allsemsin &c.
po,bensr @srtens unb 5opfsubau, bdren'
bdu!iser Subipibualismus unb so Wiuio.
men Grintbeder-bus finb einiss Der mid:
tighten 9eiImittel, wsI@e Der Deuti9s &c:
brauaen mue, wenn er ii5 aus Der seiiti:
gen Wtiere Der 9ssenpart in cine bsfisr'
3ufunft biniibsrrstten mill. Dieie @ite,
lafen fi9 nidt obne &f %sswinneu; e.
TT iebo4 elm ioealer &f Obne Blutuer:
sisbsn. fir bic nddite 3utunft bes bsut.
i9en 9eiitesIebens sitt es baber II c / II
9oinns: Secret bic Sumpea.@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
Str6fi&e WeutsRetten.
uIan b.
Dill Oubuque.

Gorreipunben3.-5u @iIbsrts citation.
Storp Co., warb am "a. San. Der neus
&ren5pss, ben bo9w. 9ater Sruue 9e,
f4entt, pom ibm aud einssissnst. - Ois
S9uIs 1T in blibenbsm 3uitanbe unt
t6nnte elm Nufer fir man6e sr0Bsrs Sc.
ms,nbs fem.
Bie mir einem enslii9en Blatte snts
nsbmsn, sebt bic ct. Warisns o smeinOe
in Siour @ttp nit benz @sbantsn UNI eins
neue &tr6e 81 baueu. Oielelbe iol
$50, 900 toitsn unb SO bel l4O SUB aros
werOen. Sts Sir9s fol- geniseno Ylae
fur 1000 perionen baben uno nit ,wei
Ebhrmsn Se3iert wsrben.
MuSIaup.
YertinsmGnneru Sur RaSabmuns en-:
pfObIen. Su Der saussu Oi6ceie &oltsns
burg In Bhrttsmbets wsrbsn felt benz Be.
rlbmten Ratbolitentas gu rlm iibsrau To-
tboliiae Mdaner' Ssreine ses,iinbst. Sn
eIfter 2inie usrpai1teu fi9 oiele 8ereinss
mdnner, nur tatboIti1e 3sitansen
81 balten unb 3u leien! Bon bieien made.
rem 0ereinsmdnneru i'm S9wabenIanbe
fOnnten man9e ums,itanii9sn Yersinsmdns
ner lernen, wie man bic tatboIti9
Yree unterffitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10

.@dbrenb Wi9aeI Bors, elm alter Ginmobs
ner pon Sadion Gomnibip. Iette Wo1e auf
ieiner Sarm nit Solsbadsn bei9dftist rpar.
wurbe CT bur9 bas SaIen clues Saumes 10
f4wer perlest, baB er eiuise Gage nadber ben
erbaltenen IerlesunSer erlas. Der 0erun:
sliidts mar 70 Sabre alt. gr purbe auf benz
fatb. Sriebbofe in Sprin9broof b~eeroiat.-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

Pablo Opinion estimates that the wealth
Of the Unt,d Ssstes is sG2. 500. 600, ooo,
disu ibu,sd among 10000 families Of
.bem 1850. 900 ismliiss are those OF
wage earpsrs There are $4,000 families
which have AZ average wealth OF siSo wv
OF the iIly.eigbt riches. men 10 the
country four are Roman Catholics. There
are probably 400 Christian families ia this
country with al annual income, over aud
abcye expense. averaging hall million
dollars spiecs; and 500 Christian fami
lies With an svarsee ioceme above expenses
of $50. 600 each. and 100000 Christian
families with al average income slo,Ooc
shove expenses. A greater share Of the
81. 400. 900. 900 added yearly to the capital
Of the country belongs 10 Christian busi
ness men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

The Ansricsn Msnnfac,afer. IN 80 edi'
,orisi. ,sys !, ia folly Tor sny ono 70 a''
ssr, that se are no, bos uslins tan plate,
o. ,bsi 10 all probability We will not make
ip the very nesr future much more 'eaa
The miuimpm smouri msDlioned 10 We hp
plate elsasy Of lse Mekisley act u then
gives the capacity Of MILLS pow a. uork as
o.s0 lons. while S0ras actually 10 prosfes'
will brine the yearly make up 81 5oo tons
10 i.r nos, Of ,be mill. have decided 10
BALD on tho nodsra Welsh plans improve
them si,et~srd. a. COR rolling mills are AZ
good II 20, bei.sr .aAn the Welsb These
parties viii strive to nske improvement
40 The maruiseiure. Others are hy'ts iS
s,sn de ncso. and by the spplics'ion o.
new principles substitute machinery io'
band labor,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

President Hsrrison has made known 10
upmistskable language about where be
stands oilicislly on tho free silver coinage
a question. He talked on this subject 1t
Albany and said be felt pledged for one
tbs, oil the Influences OF the Government
would be on the side Of giving the people
good money and just as much OF thst kind
as We can get He came back to the ues'
ton agsi, At tho Bennington banquet and
said With greater emphasis that do not
hesitate to say thst ! feel myself, in the
public interest, pledged, so far as 10 me
lies. 20 maintain that equality between our
circulating money that ID essential to the
periec. nee Of all. This means that Tree
coinage bill 10 the next Congress must be
passed over his veto to become law; and
further that be is no longer disposed,
through silence or .quivocal utterances. to
keep the peace between himself and the
free silver element which dominates The
party in the far Vest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

cane sisv; Be-, where are The prices o.
she products Of The oppressed isrnsfsi
Away Up. averaging perhaps si'y per cent
Of &c advance nron the prices OF ia.' year
Wheat sad sorr. cats aud barley, ssd si'
linas Of nes, pov briHs The hlsesi pri's
they have bropsh, Tor years The opprss
sed iarmu 10 pov bsvins sood lime 81
other peoples sore cost We consran-
tate bin 90 has changed coalition. Pfei'
~ aeon be uiil begin 10 spcpd bis money
aud thea oil The wheels Of isdSsiry siil
30 round sna round. and the poor people
who cork hard 10 rolling mills aud steel
works, 10 mines aud quArries and 10 lac
tories and workshops vail be steadily en-
ployed, even II they must continue 70 pay
. biz price for bread and meat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

That vas ateiliug point in Major Nc
klpiey's speech at Niles. Ohio, Saturday.
when be quoted the London Times o.
March 2. 1861. as saying in long leader
on the Morrill, hriff that protection 10
these ms'tcrs Is only another name for
suicide, la .hiIty ,esrs the United S,stea
uader Protection has developed at = rate
that oa,sirips Great Britain. and to-day IA
making SCORES OF articles OF superior qusli'
~ AID much lover cost than those former
~ obtained from England. And stll the
Eondon lines add American Free Traders
arc indaIsing 10 the ssme sort OF calamity
uailiog WITH which they rent the air u
1861.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03
STATE NEWS.

The North Troy village corporation has
begun building Sl4 600 reservoir on the
hill sou.hwe of the village. 1t will be
supplied by water from several mountain
springs and brooks.
Mrs. Jonas hasn't gray hair in her head
and is over 80. She looks as young as her
daush The secret Of it is, that she
uses only Halls Hair Remover.
Rev. Granville Ysger, late professor OF
psy chology and ethics in Middlebury col
lege, will soon assume the psstorste OF the
First Congregational church at Hudson.
Mass.
Much injury is done by the use Of irri.
Eating. gripping compounds taken IS pur
gatives. In Ayers Pills, the patient has
mild bnt effective catb1rtic, that can be
confidently recommended alike for the
most delicate patients as well as the most
robust.
Secretary Proctor has sent his check fol
$4,000 to the directors OF the Mary Fletche,
hospital at Burlington, for the purpose Of
endowing free bed In that institution.
II the ladies' would abandon cosmetics
and more generally keep their blood pure
aud vigorous by the use Of Ayers Sarsa
psriils, naturally fair compilations would
be the rule instead OF the exception, rs a
present. Pure blood is the best besuti
fer.
The ST. Jobnsbury cemetery association
has received $4,000 from the estate OF th,
late .x,Gov. Horace Fairbanks, the income
TO be used in the care OF tue cemetery
grounds. This will increase the perms
neut fund to s6400 Besides this the Is
socistion has . general fund IT abou
1920
The new gy mnasiuns 1t Goddard semi
nary, Barre. 10 . building ~ BY 30 feet b.
% feet high. costing sl7oo The mail
room has been we'll equipped with 20 o
rs different articles Of apparatus at . cos
Of 500.
Officers Of the Central Vermont road Sc
that the passenger traffic on the road Va
never 80 heavy Is it has been this summe
on al the divisions. The traffic over th
central division is said 10 bess heavy .
| ny.. ,ka RcsI.o1 a;rts;nn
The silk waist OF Molly Stsrks weddin
dress. nov owned by Mary E. Blspcbar
OF Peschsm. was taken TO Bennington fc
exhibition during the celebration. tn
dress is remarkably we'll preserved, br
has. perhaps, changed 10 coior from whit
10 tan or straw hue. An ear jewel. onc
uorn by the venerable Molly. sccompsnie
the waist.
A large broLzs monument Is bein
erected by the town Of Troy in memory
the late Moses Dodge. who willed bis e
tale, valued ct several thousand dollars,
the town 10 be used Tor the beneft Of u
public schools. The monument IL VET
suitable recognition Of bis magnificent b
. qssfi
|, Thursdsy evening Thomas Hcusri
james Miller. Fred johnson and Ted Lac
, en- Of Brandon ~eut cut Ia fishing bol
> 90 Lske Dunnore, and about s o'cloel
. While rowing bet.een tie island and Il
! south cod. two Of The party undertook
! change seats. Miller fell into the lake 40
10 the ATTEMPT 10 resene him the boat b
. came cspsized. Howard and Miller vel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

Secretary Foster wishes the holders o.
The 4 | z per cent. bonds to distinctly ~.
dpfstand that there il no foundation fot
the statement circulated by the democrats
nesspspers that be proposed to continue
10 pay Interest on the bonds that are mol
presented for continuance at per cent.
snch u these bonds as are not presented
90 OF before the date OF their maturity
September .. will draw no Interest after
that date and will be redeemed as fsst Al
they are presented at the treasury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03
rAs Pr.,id.pt in Vermont.

m -. LNa
Dui'hs 'Ae 20 -. /,
''''' h..n s,ss,
'he ''s'e' anu u.' -, - ara
ed py 'hse o'o"'a
nos Aecus'ou'ea " '"'V" ~ ,.-.
80 wa over su' ~" -. $50.
out 'hey nave nAn.'''.
s'ohs - 'nu'"
40 49,,
az e''u Wv" Wv - q, a., A..
saofoss sau " e'e''
'ieht 'n'ns' ,u"on''
sion 70" rfes'aen '''ou
s'efhns sooa 'e.' -.
'estnefs' ou' s'uua '"' 80
- nke'! " pins 0s'. o"' v ..N
DO 'he 'so' '"''s' VI uH.ou 49,.
ana in~si"! An' VI "u0' $50 -.
'hau ne ms 49,, -.
io' posses''"s, " 's",
Sno'u'' 'e'" "' "
iuii 'o'e 'o' H'u'
we qu0'o ''0A .I I'll. .,
PROCTOR s' 'H0e '''
us sPee'ne'' =, 80,
sm must p'0'O'"'! -,
my 'ei'o" '''A0''' ~.
uo'' iio0'o'' W 's'' -, -a,,om.
non =, a,
Wnicn We na'e ''' '''s ~ -,
I'VE always ~ Il! 'N'"o'
'his cou'nu''' ~ ,,.....1
'he oes' Vpes VI ao'' 49,.
lie: nave 'oun' III n'ln no's
Die col'f'ou''on " '"'
the government ~ "' ~
p'susel lou 0an"o' A1o"
hAs grown 'n'o .no '''pe'' ~, ~. ~,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

Thepreliminsry returns OF the Canadian
census, taken last April, we're presented 10
parliament e, Ottawa last Wednesday night
TIE showing is a keen disappointment, 81
the expectations generally held are fs'
IRON being realized. The total population
OF the dominion ID 4. 81. 3ii. against 4. 324
sl0 10 1881, an increase Of about hall 9
million 10 the last ten years, or ii, 90 PEI
cent. below tae record Of the previous de-
caas, when the increase was 1871 PEI
cot. II vas generally hoped and believ
20 ibs years census would show Csnsda
- have population OF at least 1000, 600.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

ujv Plse closely followed Secretary
Proctor and the President to Washington.
according to the correspondent OF The
Mail 4 Expires. Jnst what is in the wind
1t Is bard to say. but il be is after Proc
tors place We hope ho will not get 1t,
The War Department would be entirely
out OF his lire aud Vermont has severa
worthy veterans who would fill the plsct
credilably. il the appointment is to CONS
again to this state which We very much
doubt. "Senaior" Proctor can hardly Of
ford TO recommend his appointment Il
that oilice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

The legislature adjourned alter three
a.ys season h.ubg voted 10 sccepi The
direct ifr money. 10 be rlsced 10 The
states treasury 10 be u,ed for ordinary 81
pan.ss. They ALEC slightly smended The
psw ballot !sw sta passed fss scis Of
little pubic impoaseos. II accomplish
"a iis business 10 business like way and
sdioorned. = sinkiSg ooptrss, 10 ih pro
c.esiinks VI the regular session.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

/ took severe cold aud suffered pain
through tbs back and Kidneys sent for
. physical. who pronounced my case
Gravel. A friend recommended DR. David
Kennedys Favori,e Remedy, Of Rondou,
N. Y. and after taking two bottles ! con-
sidered myseli perfectly cured John
Davis, Rochester. N Y. What more could
ha have agke41
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

erts, dsciips 10 ths exports ifoa orss'
Britain 10 speostaedly dee 10 The opers
ssoa of TIE McKieisy lsv. We hs's been
assured ihsi The sc' vosld svssinaliy
prove ui.iofisss 10 tho unii~d States.
b., 10 Immediate object vss 70 b., foreign
nsrni.ciufess. especially these Of Great
Bnisar, and II Is piaiIly srldsst thai TILE
object hss been stisibed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

Chsuncoy NJ Depew counsels wisely
when he ears that no corners should be
SLOWED on Ne present abundant wheat
crop. He says the last great corner cost
ibe Uuited States $500 900. 900. 1t fright,
ertd foreign buyers aud they turned to
Russi.. Egypt aud India aud stimulated
production there. aud improving means Of
transportation 10 got the grain to the sea
board. Every corner made here helps
luild up rival grain territory. II this IL
avoided. Gays Mr.. Dspew, this 10 tbs great
sst opportunity America has had for de-
csae 10 get rich.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03


Much interest is being manifested by
scientific men oil over the country 10 the
experiments being made under the direc
ton Of lthe United States government 10
the line Of rain making by detonation.
Dispatches from Midland, Texas. claim
thu, the experiments IN .de last week we're
crowned with success The msterial en-.
ployed we're cIhydrossn balloons, pow
dH and d,u.nsi,e. As the reports go .
balloon "a. sent mp sbou, one and quar-
Ter miles spd exploded. so that II made /
repor, like . clsp Of thooder Ten min
utes after kites we're Sc, flying With dyns'
mite sttscbed 10 their tails. When they
wers high 10 the sir thia Vas exploded
and then great qusn'i'yiofrowdsr which
hsd been ,presd over The ground ior about
,so miles vas Sc, III by electricity. IL il
said that though the weather instruments
showed that the air vsS remarkably dry
and the barometer pointed 81 flair. " The
latter began 10 fall ten minutes after tbs
explosion Of the balloon and heavy tor.
rent OF rain followed closely stl,r the ret
tins "a oi the powder. According 4
ranobmsns reports the storm ertended
over 40 araa OF DO, lees than tbonssnd
squsre miles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-03

The Democrats Of Virginia arc finding
ibsi IL ia much fupnier 10 have third
party movement, out 10 Kansas or South
Dakota than right o. their oun doors.
Closer study OF the political conditions ..
home has so thoroughly scared them that
ihey even fear the loss Of a United States
spnstor IN the person Of John d. Daniel
They llDd that. IL the chaotic conditions
tr,.ting 10 Virginia. the Alliance will have
much greater voting strength than IL has
been credited With.