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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

A decided crisis has arrived 10 endow
ment orders 10 Massachusetts,. The mem.
bcrs u the loDs.term societies are TO ent, !
Iato politics, ibro~ibg party feeling aside
and voting independently for thoss candi
di,,s sho gill IeaisiAte fsvorsbly for the
'5os',srm endowment orden; and will
s.ubboruly oppose those who speedily
against ,ueh orgspiz .tions. The united
Strength OF the iops'term orders in Mass
schusetis 10 estimsted st 25, 900 meml ers.
viii this be called fourth party move
men,7'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

Toe members OF the salt union 10 Fog
lats are complaining Of the great decrease
u esrporis Of salt from tbst couotry &c
tr y nitsd Ststes, owing to the fac, that
are nov almost entirely suppIy ing ouI
ST. wsnis with the home product snd q
ronstsntly lowering prices. Salt was never
ss cheap 10 this country Is it is nov. Ac
cordine to the American Economist II ~,
$3.50 a barrel 10 1857; sl,75 10 October
1859; 81 Go IN October. 1890. and 81. SO In
September. 1891 The foreign complain,
comes because OF our increasing independ
eucs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

The New York Times says that pensions
~ this eouutry cost about ~ much Is II
does 10 maintain the Rnssisn army. The
comparison is AL odd one. since the union
stmy s,ved great republic from being
dismemberej. while the Russian army
represents the ambitions and fears Of su
sbsOlule monarch. The Times should give
equal attention to the fact that while Rus
Ella is offered oply rs for iis new loan. the
Uuited States can Obtain par 1t bali the
rate Of interest BY creditiDg the 6nsnci'
81 difference to American patriotism. The
h6lsuce sheet OF the Times will have q di.
fersnt appearance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

Esd nee sccumulstes that the fAfmefs
slli.ncs is !, siot ground IN The South snd
Wet, snd that II 10 nosbcr making head
vs,. The Nashville American. Dem )says.
In oue year the Tennessee sllisnce has
los, ope fourth Of ito membership. LIS
ovn records show Q membership OF only
l9T 600 a against 80 DOC one year sgo
Senator Dolph Of Oregon says that The
Farmers alliance ia endesvonpg to secure
. foo,hold ia that State, bat so isr hes
made little progress. Senstor Wolco't
makes the same report about Colorado.
Senator Plumb. 10 IN interview printed 10
the Kansas CIT, Tinee (Den). declared
that The slliucs is losing its power IN ksni
sss. Its life" be says. will be Of short
duration, for II 10 drifting back TO the old
uuiou labor ides. The alliance could moi
succesd In politics, for its iiese vers too
extr.yapsnt. II would be . power uude'
car ful management and With conservative
dem .pd-. bu, it, best days sre over, VI
cours, II is not yet dead and will be engse
ed for ., least few years in political strus
giles. Already many who joined the ALI
snce aud peoples party bsve returned te
their old political acknowledgements
and re, ubicap. From now on they VIII
dock b,ck steadily. The political issue'
OF the day can be settled by the people
With only the two old parties to choose
from. There ia 20 room for third party
and no necessity for QUE"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

FtIRte OF I'M ~ JrNKs,
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, TO receive, e,smipe aud
| adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
Phebe jerks late Of Rupert
In said District deceased, and all claims exhibit
| ed In Offset thereto hereby give notice that ws
| wil meet for the purposes Aforcsad Al the lato
| dwelling h use OF tho deceased IN said Rupert
on the 9th day OF April next, from o'cloch
NJ until 1 o'clock p NJ on said day, aud that
az mouths from the 9th day NJ October
D. 1891, 10 the time limited by ssid Court 10
| sad creditors TO present their claims 10 ne fof
examination and allowance,
| Dated at Dorset this 10Th day Of October
A D 1891.
HORACE q. HARDWOOD, comr,
| l3w JOHN NJ. ARM STRONG,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22


1te ttock and bonds Of the Erie rail
TO- have b,tn advancing Of late snd .
iutueisi l.lief 81 Watson a Gibson gives
iuiio.trf fesson; This property has
81 managed with cousummAte skili. Mr.
kiag, AZ President. and General MeCul
ioasb Ne Chsirmsn Of the Executive Com
niiie.. have used the sane hind Of talent
saa sppiisd II - sssiduousiy 10 The bensh'
81 The road ~ tucosssfai bsIk president
souid mrioy biz fesneisi isle1, 10 msis
sod r.Fnltes ior bah They have no'
trsn operating the road directly Tor The
bsDeni 81 spectators sieep, 90 isr - esre
al siieniier TO The haasees sa5 ptysis q
Q nii,ioa u tho property nigh. brp' d
ibsi elsss. They have not been issuing
pfoanscismentos 20 tie sorld. bot they
have sives cot northiy statements al rei
ssa gross earnings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

The pfesent term oi the Uoiied States
supreme court. siil he one Of the most nc,
table IN The history Of that tribunal. The
doels. Includes the S.yssrd csss. which
iavoivss the question u The jurisdiction oil
the Uoiicd States ever the seal fisheries In
Herring sss, tho spti.lottery csss and The
esses iavoiyins the oonstitutiopAlity Of The
Mckinley isriif.eL No other Amsncsn
court has bad TO deal ., . single term with
such vital and fer reaching list ~ that.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

D,sefsof B1ics, oi Iowa. declared sbor'
" sitter bic election 10 1859 that The isr
nen oi Isss loA. " sn acre on oil th.
eofo they fs'sed. 10 sf,ie Of this sIlsss
iion of their governor. .ess farmers. thu
yer. arc raising 1000 scres Of corr
more than ever beiors. According 10 Gov
ljoies this GILL represented . loss Of s..
COO Hos can they ttsnd IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

Aslsos 10 20 loGkt tiDg nor Mad >.
quest al ifo,tefa The former vss re
csasir bs.isE 10 ioss 10 race With Ailer
TO srd sabol hacked half secOad ifos
tie record q Mesa d. 81 Si0etson. Cal
Tac.ssy A. BoDnu osn, both mares b.
IL col l.islJ 10 t.ts The solip.e Of Maud IS
81 hfsu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

Mieuespslis isss sesk turned cut the
iasssu aiiiins Of foDr ca record = 1874 :
ts9 baueis TIE exports ssrs sl.o large
tiss bfsnst steepi Tor zoe seft Oh ftcofd.
fptnias ~ 10 ~ 500 barrel. Tue Keep
itou ws ia t.. r.sk ending March 10.
1881. xheu f02 go barrels vent sbrosd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22
ghsNanfbfsifr 3Onrual
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1891.
D. =. sIMoxps. Edi,er and Proprietor.

Tr TsHrp fg.Tn 30 sor lgrhoAcH
80 gcss7sas. lrAarpTIsE Timrr.) rnos
- saaK STaxpruisr a. otRsmvs. I'm
rasng 90 yHrzn sTagEss0 "a scT 70 sn.
ceHn IaE LAnansr aaorxT OF vraLIH ron
rRnaa oorsYNS, yuT 10 rEu rr. VT sHiT'
rvEb sEaxs I1@1nss. sg4r sTAspaND On
oeNroW asosg TnT soAKN0 CLASSIC -
lasaaLA TIsnea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22
SOPHIA l.. DUDLEY EsrArs

ostato OF Vermont. District Of Manohes er, -.
la Probate Court held a Manchester, within
aud iot said District. on the Ia b day OF Oc'o'
Der 4, y, 1891
An Instrument. puporting to BIO the last Wal
and Testament OF Sophia l.. Dudley late OF
Manchester IN said district deceased. being pre-.
rented, by the Executor therein named, for
P,obAie, Il ia ordered by said Court, that All per-
sons concerned therein be notified TO appear AZ
se.slon thereof. to be held at the Probate Once
In Nsnohes ter, 10 said District, on the 3l'b day
of October A 1891 at 10 o'clock ~ the forenoon,
and show csuso, II any they have. against the
probate OF said Will; for which purpose u 10
fnith,r ordered. that this order be published
three weeks suocesavely in the MAsoBEsTra
JOURNAL newspaper printed At Manchester, I'M
aid District, previous TO said time Of hear'ng-
true record,
Attest, JOSEPH y, FEM, Register
true copy Of record.
Syws Attest, j. II. TENN, Register,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22
I,I. q oed werh TO Give HsaltA.

The crly remedy for tho blood disorders
10 one that siii sIpei the germs Of disease.
end make tbs old blood pure and rich,
Ths, 10 besi effected by DR. David Ken
neSy's Fsvoriie Remedy. Of Rcndou,. N.
Y, . medicine Of great value 10 The treat
met, u oil blood disorders and diseases Of
The Kidneys. II tones The sys'em and
helps 10 do good wofk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

A Bstlia Dispatch ssys tbs. Charles J
Mafpb-. special representative 10 Enrcps
Of ihe Usiiea States agricultural depart
ueni, i III 0esmsay. with iss,rustioss 10
tsias ,as stieniion Of The Gsfnsn govern.
meat 10 The value Of Indiaa eorn ~ iood
ptSdsct The outcome Of Mr.. MIrphy's
Wait 10 expected 70 BE- The appoistneet Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Estate OF AosEs AUGUSTA BACON
The undersigned having been appointed by
The Hon Probate Court for the Disifiet OF Man.
chester Commissioners, TO receive. tinmibe, and
adult ali claims aud demands OF all persons
agAinrt the estate ~
Agpes Augusta Bacon, laie OF Sunderland
In said Distinct deceased, and all claims ,ihib-
tied In ffset thereto hereby give notice that We
will meet for the pu, poses Aforesaid ~ he dsei'
ling house OF Charles ". Bacon 10 taid nunder'
land on the 2sih day Of March next, from O'Clock
A. NJ tntil four o'clock r. N, on said DAY, ana
that elk month"; from the 2sh day September
A. D. 1891, 10 the time limited by said Court lor
said creditors TO ptesent their claims to us TOT
examination aud allowance.
Dated At Sunderland thit 9th day OF October
| A. D 1891.
DAVID ANDREW, Icom,r..
2s9v SAMUEL PIKE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

oniy . lsu asis $50 10 Rochester oasef
no, Hill aecisfed ihs, the slceiioDs 10 New
Yott cir scie acre hoDssi than 10 sny
either oar, 81 The state. Tie echo Of his
ss,sriions h.i hardly difa sssy Ieiofe The
New Yotk nsrsld appeared stih story
ubleh slsnrsihe governors decists'ion -
fs.r ab5 ls,s bate The most bssiss~tus
s-b m, Tor abosaslr prmtrfi'ie irspd'
i S.s lo,siby ~ eptrppi Tao % ~
sise Tho Herald. stafy is ilsi tie Demo-
e,.t. und,, ,bs dirciian hs ~ mipsni
r.um.sy wo,ksr. ste colouiass s".sif
h, The nedf4,i. ia ,.rasas lodging od-es
10 Nv Yvr. sid sre promising Tree basra
f,-. .l,iuls $40 .ud immariiy from pfo~
ea,i,.n for .ll non residents sho will agree
10 register sud vote ior tbe TammaD. iiek'
a. Tie n reid gives names aud places 10
prooi d lie statement, aud declares ihH ~
herewith presents positive evidence Of
bold sch, me. ibfoDsh iraudu'ea' r-ei-ffs
ton, for the poIssiai essii6g 81 so'es on
election d.y for Dsmocfs'ie candidates
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

The Massachusetts legislature pss' ed .
law is.t Sili.t.rsp l,tirs ,Ie ,sle 81 cleo
mIssun- A B,siop dealer sold "oleo'
made 10 Ct,esgo std Isslscitd TO comply
~i,h the Massachusetts Law regulating it,
sale He ~.- sstesi-d sud Gnsd bot pleads
iba tie UUnsd S,stes slone has po~er TO
,rg ulsle commerce between the stsies,
h@rc~ the MsssscL u..tis legislature bss De
. az 70 Ies re- Dlsiitts "a, citing the sslt
a .olso" made oatside the state. The
v'osi-s q the ,uit gill lie ustched With
,h,er,, by Vernon, butter makers. In
,hv - the recent decent d,c,Aiops on the
''ottan.i pseksss" case In ksrsss. there
stn.s TO be little doubt that the supreme
eco siii decide 10 isvor q the Mssssel o.
sir i.v.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ The shoriG saie Of the large stock ~ scods
81 th.astore 81 q. q Dai ham 81 Manchester
C,nire, eousi,tins 81 groceries, provisions, Dry
eoods clothing boots aud shues. srockeryoand
glassware, lhsfdware drugs aud medicines. Inm.
Der and shingles, paints 10 fact all Minds Of
goods usually kept IN = country store aud which
has boen from time 70 limo adj lurned 90 ha
count az Il gal eun plea ions will po,iliyey take
place 10 ssiuiday tbs gath day Of October, 1891,
At he .toie III OF leok A. NJ. AZ previously Adj
W. tised.
M shestst, W oct a0ih 1891
"a n h, WILSON, Deputy Sheriff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

The Free Traders are still clipeing 10
their fiction about the advanced cost OF tin
cans uujer the operation Of the Mckinley
tariff Ye, Norton Brothers OF Chicago
~,ie TO Msinr Mckinley Al follows: I'VE
have shipped dnfiDg ihe past ten day.
more than 100 carloads u No 2 and No.
,an.. such as are nred 10 canning isctories.
III, No are iof corn. the No. 3 ior TO
nsio.., fbe prices bsve 10 po case ex
e-.ded ~ 10 per loo for No. 2 and 81 90
~ No 3 Ia September. 1880 We cold
'he ssme cate .Isctiy or rather, exscily
"a. same siz~. kind aud quality at 81 10
To IS 20 for No 2. aud 81 to 81 % for No.
y, spd 'i'.r acre q e regular mstket ~ ice'
Lb,u s.t, aud 10 he East year ago"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22
Marriages.

10 MAnchsstsr. ocl 9pth, II the heme 81 The
bride. mother, b, tie hsv n |. Severance, Nj,
Herbert Emmett Cur,ls OF kaiisad and Miss
Clara Ruth fuidy. daughter 81 the late psnisi
". raras IL this iasn No oaras,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22
WANTS,
AiFrrs,,smenhs, nndsr this tssu ten sen,
iine each insertion,

S0n SALT Noe Alcohol isfrels alec Jsly
L sna neiled Cider, At the elder mIi u
N, q MALkEh A SON
nasehe.tes, Va. Oct gisi. 1891. 2ils
Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-23

this, that and another factory to close it's doors or go into bankrupt cy; telling about this, that and an other capitalist that was coming here with his vestment-actually boast ing of itl Boosting of the fact that the Mckinley measure gave such an enormous bounty to capitalists by closing the markets of this country out from the world, that it attracted investors to come here and get some of the golden stream that will be drained out of American consumers {; this stream to be poured into the lap of Europe to be expended in living and luxuries there. Meantime the pauper labor of Europe is rushing here as it never came before to de- press our labor market, make two men clamoring for job where there was one, or three where there were two. Thus the Mckinley bin meas ure catches the masses coming and going. It whip saws us in all higher prices; out of the bounty it thus yields attracts more millionaires like bees to rich honey find; and with swelling tide of laboring people setting in from the old world beats down still furthur this item of cx- pense to the capitalist. The mill lionaires knew what they were doing when they passed the Mckinley law.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-23
Making Home a School.

Make home an institution of learn ing. It is the cheapest school you can find. Provide books for the center table and for the library of the family. What is learned at home from good books will not have to be learned abroad. See that all the young children attend the best schools, and interest yourself in their studies. If they have the taste for thorough cultivation, but not the means to pursue it, if possible pro- vide for higher education. Daniel Webster taught at the intervals of his college course to aid an elder brother in the pursuit of a classical education, and volume of his works is dedicated to the daughters of that brother, who early closed brilliant career. Feel that an ignorant broth CT or sister will be disgrace to your family, and trust not to the cas. ual influence of the press, existing institutions, and the kind offices of strangers. If the family becomes, as it may be, an institution of learn ing, the whole family will be educat- ed. Do not think of finishing your education. Learn as long as you live. Keep up habits of study; and above all, remember that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wis dom. Selected
Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-23
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 This firm pays the newspapers good money Expensive work this advertising ) to tell the people that they have faith in what they sell, so much faith that if they cant benefit or cure they don't want your money Their guarantee is not indefinite and relative, but definite and absolute if the medicine doesn't help, your money is "on call. "
 Suppose every sick man and every feeble woman tried these medicines and found them worthless, who would be the loser, you or they:
 The medicines are Dr. Pierce $ "Golden Medical Discovery" for blood diseases, and his "Favorite Prescription" for woman's peculiar ills. If they help toward health, they cost sl.00 bottle each If they don't, they cost nothing
Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-23
"STRANDED."

| ltVINOGO.
 Love me? Oh, TO, Jack, If you did you wouldn't oppose what is for my highest interest. You would not want me to waste the best years Of my life drudging among such con- mon people when 1 have talent which can lift me to something better. No Jack you don't love me for love is unseliish, and you think only of your self"
 Jack Clavcring-a strong limbed, Saxon haired young fellow-turned to the window, and for little while gazed in silence upon the summer world outside.
 But he saw neither the blue sky nor the green earth. He did not hear the south wind whispering among the budding lilacs, nor the robins singing in the apple trees pink with bloom.
 Those honest blue eyes were blind with tears, wrung from the bitterness of his spoiled and cheated young manhood.
 The words of his needless, ambi- tlons young wife had stabbed him to the heart.
 ''lou think only of yoursclf."
 She-his adored Kate-could say that when he would have laid down his life for her sake.
 He turned presently. Hero as he was, he had concealed every sign of what was warning with in him.
 "l will not oppose yoH, Kate, if you really are earnest about the mat ter. But it will make a great change in our lives! Have you thought of that:" he asked her.
 "I have thought of everything" she answered eagerly. Of course we must sell this odious little house and lot, and you can transfer your busi- ness to the city while am stu wing. And aftcrward, when l shall be cs- abolished on the stage, you will go with me wherever l go."
 "The life wouldn't suit me-" he said. If you are determined upon career as an actress, you must get along without me altogether. You will go the way you have chosen, my Kate, and I will go minc."
 For moment she looked grieved and reluctant.
 But the new ambition was strong CT than the older love, and such a separation did not seem so terrible after all.
 She went to hlm and put her arms around his neck.
 But the parting will not be in an ger, and it will not be for always?" she asked him.
 We part without anger, certain ly," was his reply.
 And so it was settled
 And in a few weeks Kate had be- gun her new life in the city, and Jack was journeying westward, whthcr he hardly knew and hardly cared.
 
 The curtain had rolled down for the last time. The play was over.
 There had been no applause, no recalls. The company had played that night to a nearly empty house.
 It had been the same night after night, in town after town, and city after city.
 In rose satin and ilmy lace, gilt ter of jewels, the worth of which would not have purchased her a nights lodging, the star swept her shining court train across the stage on her way to her dressing room.
 One of her companions met her in the wings, The girl was, crying hys- tcricalIy.
 "Oh, Kate" she sobbed, "that wretch has goncl He has disposed of everything he could, and he has cone and left us to shirk for our selves"
 You don't mean the manager :" said Kate, aghast, II just do mean the manager, the
Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-23
How the Mckinley Bill Works.

Amencan workingmen should note that the pauper labor of Europe is docking here since the Mckinley bill passed as It has never done be- fore. The protectionist organs have been chronicling the harm which the Mckinley measure was inflicting on the industries of Europe, causing
Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-23

Let's reason together. Here's q firm, one of the largest the country over. the world over; it has grown, step by step, through the years to grcatness.-and it sells patent medi- cines !-ughl
Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-23
Vacant Cadetship to be Filled.

Having been invited by the Hon. -orable Secretary of War to nominate legally qualified candidate for ap- pointment as a Cdthealo to enited States Military Academy from this Congressional District, l hereby give notice that will select the candidate by competitive examination, by competent boards of surgeons and teachers, at Hope, Arkansas, on Saturday, August, lst, 1891, begin ming at 10 o'clock, a. m., at which time and place all applicants will please appear for examination, first forwarding to me their respective written applications showing full name, exact age, permanent abode and postoflice. The successful can didate will be required to report for examination at West Point between the 18th and 16th days of June A. D. 1892.
 Qualifications. The age for the ad- mission of cadets to the Military A. cademy is between seventeen and twenty-two years. Candidates must be unmarried, at least five feet in height, free from any infections or immoral disorder, and generally, from any deformity, disease or in- iirmity which may render them unfit for military service. They must be well versed in reading, in writing, including photography, in Arithmetic and have knowledge of the elements of English grammar, of descriptive Geography (particularly of our own country) and of the history of United States.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-23

The time to do a good thing is when you can. unimproved oppor- tunities never return. If you find 1t in your power to day and here to help struggling soul, you are guil- ty before God if you fail to stretch out your hand. To morrow will be too late.