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The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
Cremation Abroad.

Cremation Is becoming daily morc
popular abroad. In Baden Tho Often
berg and Hcidclburg city councils have
decided TO erect furnaces. The gov
crumcnt in Basel has formally "rautcd
to all citizens Of the canton the right TO-
choose between being buried and being
burned A crcmatory is being erected
IN Manchester at cost of $4,000. The
italian friends of cremation have re-
Gently assembled in Milan to consider
the best means Of burning bodies and
II spreading propaganda for their
ideas. This Is the second congress Of
crcinatiuni6ts that has been held in Ita-
Is since the Italians, and more especial
" the Milancsc, took the lead in pushing
the cremation movement.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

The aggregate population Of the Brit
ish Empire is estimated nj 100000.
''n-afi, u quarter o! tho human beings
who inhablt the globe" The fumnEk.
able thing ausg-s'cs' by this is tie
wonderful influence and power which
$4,000" ;o 100000 OF I-soplr Of
people Of brains aud ambition and nerve
ani cn.rg, can exercise In the affairs ni
the world. England Is n par, Of u COM
paraiiycly .maii ,slani-a iitilr bit Of
an island. ,".i.ssi. la sIssas.sri.on With
the great Islands Of t;c' rarsh. Hut II
has been the creates, pSwrr of moicrn
iim.s-Dcnvrr sun.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
The nrVc IDlscoycry.

You have heard your friends and
neighhors talking about it. You may
yourself be one OF the many who know
from personal experience Just how good
are one of its staunch friends, because
the wonderful thing about it is. that
when once given u trial, DR.. Kings
New Discoverytver after holds a place
in the house. ff you have never used
it and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble, secure a bottle at once and give
it n fair trial. IL is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded Trial Bot
ties Free at any Drug store.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
AN ANGEL UNAWAReS.
The wani-rfai in-st OF kIa.n...
Humanity.

The voni-rsa In-et ot i,Iaan... .H
itumsnliy.
4, i undoubtedly true tha, occasion.
iliy "ou~ touch 81 nature innig,s the
f.hoi" world kin" The New Nurl.
World gives nn instance that Illustrate
the truth Of the old proycrb. 4 new
10y took the Sixth avenue elevated car
j; Park place, and. sliding into our 81
tire cross seats, fell asleep. At Grand
tircct two young women entered the
ear. and took the seats opposite the lad.
The boys feet wcrc barc. and his hat
lad fallen OH. Presently the younger
girl leaned over and placed her muii
under the little fellows dirty check.
I'm old gentleman In the next scat who
had seen the kind act smiled. aud. with.
Jul saying any thing. held out quar-.
ter. with noi toward the boy.
The girl understood what he meant,
hcsitntcd a moment. blushcd u little
and then reached for II.
The next man. who had seen the net
and enjoyed II, just as silently offered
the lrirl a dime, to be- used for the same
purpose. a moment later woman
across the aisle held ou, some pennies,
and before she knew It, the girl, with
flaming checks, was offered money
from every passenger in that end OF the
car. each smiling and enjoying the little
episode.
The young girl quietly Slid tho amount
into the sleeping boys pocket, removed
hcr muf gently from under his head
without arousing him, and soon after
rose To leave the car at Twcnty-third
street. As She did this, she included
al the passengers in pretty little In
clination of the head. that seemed full
Of thanks, and the possession OF u com
mon secret. 1t was very pretty little
incidon, and will not soon bc forgotten
by those who saw Il.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

The si,,-meu, @! si.,,n. cockrril
and Mn4I-. the two Alliance men. who
elected senator Palmer oi Illinois, Is q
ser, interesting one, They frhraEs-
tile lac; tia, they u!ci Tor weeks Ia
elect onr ot their owr ri-n, but u, 'h-S
could not. they thought /, right ,o .l.c;
a m,n whom tile people of Illinois by u
plurality of O.cup decided they wanted
In ti,c United States Senate. 1, IN q
question now whether Illinois may nu,
b. put alinoo, la the Ssmr liz, oi stairs
~ Indiana. III. Republican majority
has bscn gTowin: smallcr nnd smaller,
largely on accuun, 81 emigration. The
Democrat, do not mbyc out, while tho
Republicans have goi. Into Nebraska
aud other NoT,hv.,,.rn s,a,cs.-colo'
raio Springs Gazette.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
Cattle l.etu. Tn.

Keenan, latest circular reports that
the cattle receipts for the week Were
5000 head. The market opened strong
and advanced daily-increasc in the r..
ccip,s made no difference. Being GU,
Of beef east Of Chicago, they are bound
TO have it. This is the cry now and the
fact cannot he denied that the west
must supply not only all the eastern
markets. but II good portion OF Europe
rs well. The time is near nj hand when
o cents will be asked, and 1t will be
given.
Last evenings dispatches state tina;
the G.cent notch has been reached-the
highest in years.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

been strengthened in the senate 0I
the Fifty-seeond congress.
In the lower HOUSE the political stains
OF the meinbsrs is: Democrats rs, Re-
pablicans ri. Farmers Alliance 5, From
this showing il Will be seen that free
coinage and u reduction in tariff dutlea
will not want for snppor, IN the fiily'
second congress, II either Is defeated
II Will Ice for lack Of a two-ihirds ma
jDfity In the sann,-.-Drnyer News.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

Reports from the whole range country
from Montana 10 the Gulf. with til. ex-
ccption OF n few drnugh,S,Tickrn spots
are that the rang, cattle have been par.
ticularly well preserved during the pas,
season. Very little suffering has been
occasioned by storms aud the grazing
WAS good all through the winter. In
Texas the stock looks thin. but further
north cattle are in fine condition.
Everywhere an increasing confidence
is noticed in the industry.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
A..a.,in.,,o. 4 Avenged

LAST OciOb.r New Orleans chief Of
police. ID, iirnn.,say, wss assassinatei
by member. of an Italian society known
a, the Malta. The cause of lin i,cing
put out ot the WAY was On nceIun; Of
his knowing ton muc, about this sOci,
ety which APPEARS Ia lie composed ol
issl-Ss men who by murder wTeak out
private vengeance, like II. h ghblnd-fs
of III. Pacific coast. Investigation dis.
closed the damnabl- plot by which the
Maha's e,iiet WAS carried out. and Tie
! c,iity on-s ~~rr isi'eri within fex
weeks after the assassination.
Al tho time. u iynch.ns ot the muir
i-f.rs WIS talked II. but wiser counsel
prevailed and the law allowed Ia take
II, course. \ few week, ago they were
brought before the bar Of justice and on
, FRIDAY OF La, week batch OF them
wef. found mot guilty" 10y jury. The
evidence given ni the ,iial Is said 10
hay. b--n yrry conclusive asains, the
prisoners. but tile sequel showed that
ever last one OF the lurf had been
bfihri.
Tie indignation oycf the y.n!le, Of
the iGry caused popular uprising. \,
10 o'clock sa,urily morning - yis, mul-
ti;ii,lr assembled pursuant Ia call. and
among them was the most respectable
element u the city. Fall In linz" wls
the cry AMI amid d-af-niue shouts the
crowd compiled ani around tho railing
OF the Clny monument they took their
places. Speeches We're made by those
cnnyrrsan, with the affair, and III. two
thousand people present although very
orderly, w-fr resolved and determined.
Half an hour later the iniisnan, citi-
krn, started ior the parish prison. After
more or less r.sis,anc. III. jail WAS sur
rounded. and doofs l.aiin: To the dit.
i-Trnt compartments We're battered
down. Eleven of the nineteen men
who had been Indicted for III. assassin.
alton of ll-nnrss-y We're then killed.
On. of the victims WAS hung to lamp
past. one To tree and the others were
shot In their cells.
After III. blooiy affair the crowd re-
turu-d To their respective homes OF
places oi business withou, further dem
Ons,fa,ion.
The governments Of the United State.
and Italy nt- now la ci... .ort-.p .po.i.
rncr over tho matter. as the latter lie.
mands decentralization. M four OF the
victims were Yet subjects Of Italy.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
ImmIrrnnt.t To Turkey.

The mountain tribes of the Caucasus
arc cinigrating in large numbers to
Turkey. Russinn settlers are not slow
to take possession Of their lands. The
Government has been pctitiorcd by
such settlers to divide the lands that
were vacated by the Caucasians into
regular settlements and 10 establish
proper Judiciary circuits there. Bu; the
Governor OF the kooban district has in
formed the petitioners that their de-
rnunds can not be fulfilled, that the
time has not come yet for the central
government TO take into possession and
to dispose OF the lands Of the abo-
riPincs.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
,,au... .. skrv .oa.

Shortly after enstaftAmstun voted
a.ains, the force biH. i Quay had &C.
cisipn TO go Ia the bite lu'ise wi'i,
soms of his i'ennsytj bnia constituents :
Ia urge certain aofoin'men,- III.
delegation Wa, receives Will irlgii for
mality by Mr. iisrstsop. who h,isned
with iii,eone.a!ed topallrnee while
QUAY stated the ohj(f OF the visit.
Varions objections wGDe suggested by
the President asaius1 e aplninlmen,,
until Quay los, all pai pee, and turning
sharply upon the f'roG rni, said;
mir. Harrison. who laced you In the
White iious-y"
Il think" replied N President, with
a sanc,imnnion. ar 5nI deepiy rr'
ligious intona,ion of vQes, 'lha, I ose
nv election ii, ps~sidn9, 10 Goi."
We'll, iha, settles B. replied Quay
a, lac iiouni.fei out nf the room.
On III. way down tSVn the party hap
rened ,o meet Mr.. ln1,i,oll. and Qua,
aec,vlsd his with tsnA>s.a.isy: ...-,..-
"fysb. what DO you mink Harrison
saysf"
We'll, how should I know wha, liar
iis0n saysy wha, dcrs hs say. Qna, =
well. h. says tina, tod elected him
President"
"Oh, doe. hrr Well. you know !
have said eo,i many mean things
at,On, .oi. but u ba d-i II ever said
anything a, mean about him ~ Ii.ai,
replied ins.Isoil.-Ex.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

Il, Is claimed tia, II fsnc. posts are
lrs, seasoned. 1t matters not whether
the timber Is OF pine. cedar. poplar. or
ANY other Kind. they will las, l.ic-
time II treated with tia following r.-
cip.: Take boiled ilnscc' oil aud STIR In
puivcriz.d coal To the consistency OF
paint; pu, coz, II this over the timber,
aud you will not live to So. II roi.-ES.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

The seventeenth edition of the Amer
lean Settlers Guide is On our table. 1t
is an invaluable assistant, to those inter.
csted In public lnnd. containing the
laws now In force. together with the
necessary regulation Of the land Office.
Price % cents. Henry n. Copp, Wash
ington. ID. C., is author and publisher.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

A Republican Senate is entitled TO no
credit FOR n measure passed largely by
the aid Of Democratic votes. There
were bu, three Democrats In the Scnat.
who voted against free coinage. and
through the wisdom OF the Almighty
who doctn all things well. one Of III.
three has since dicd.-Soiid MuidOor.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
ATTENTION, IsonsEnEN:

Nv horse, Brlgim. will stand the
coming season nj the Rio Blanco stables,
nj Mceker. three days In the week,
Friday. Saturday and SUNDAY. Ser
wee fees. SIS for single mare for
the season; Sl2 for six or upwards.
Terms cash or good paper. Arrange.
ments in regard to same made by II. H..
Barnard, proprietor Of above named
stables. Bclgim is chestnut sorrcl,
II hands high; weighs 1870; sired b.
Belgium's Messenger Of Nebraska: dam
llambeltonian mare.
ANGUS y. CAMPBELL,
nWppr
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
HOW TO FIND A MINE.
different sorts Of Mine. src discovered /
turlp.I- NAYS,

different sorts Of Mines src discovered In
Various Ways.
Few people in this part of the country
have any idea of the diillculty of finding
mine. A man who follows it for Il
living must thoroughly undcrstand the
nature of the district in which he H..
Different sorts of mines nrc found in
different ways. says writer in the St
Louis Globc-Dcmocrat. II you are in T.
placer district. OF course you have moth
ing to do except to wall; along stream,
with pan in your hand. and test the
soil by washing till you come to pay
dirt But IL You know nothing about Il
you will waste "a great deal of time test
ing dirt that un experienced prospcctor
would know at n glance contained no
gold. In true Rssurc or contact dis
trict the experienced prospcctor will
walk along the bottom of the gulchce
looking for floats" although he cX-
poets to find the mine far up the mount
ain side. The float is vein matter which
breaks off with the settling of tho
mountain and rolls down its sides. Tho
prospcctor who is acquainted with the
district knows il at once, and when he
finds it climbs the mountain till he AS
ccrtains where it came from. Atcndcr-
foot would never knov what it was.
But sometimes a tcnderfoo. strikes /;
richer than anybody. The Silent Friend
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

According TO the Chicago Tribune.
General Palmer is n pretty good silver
man, Thus is the regret at his election
to the Senate over Governor Ogleshy
somewhat mitigated for Colorado peo-
plc.-Denver Sun.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

The ions.,lrlaycd ease Of The People
vs. Wolfe fondoncr. which involved
the la,ters right Ia the Mayors chair
In Denver. has ai las; hcen settled. The
Suprem. Court has denied rr-h.afing
Of the cause on Friday of last week
~hcfcnPon Mr.. i.ondoner resigned the
Ollie. h. has Illegally held Tor over
twenty two months. -. 4. Packard.
th. president of the Board Of SUPER
visors. WAS immediately sworn in. and
while lie is now acting Mayor, Mr..
Londoncr is attending 10 his grocery
The hes, Mayor Denver has ever had
Will now have rest.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

Ths Herald Demoerat says the tri-
angular journalistic iish, in Denver will
eventually and inevitably end in hand
ing the State over 10 the Democrats,
Let the light continue.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

And now the Illinois L. 81. Is. men
are calling one another hard names, and
accusing each other OF ,reaehery. We
rather expected this.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

secretary Of State Bayard thinks
III. Italian government has no grounds
upon which ,o bls. claims for ini-m.
nity on account OF the New Orleans
lynchin:. ". arr No; posted on inter.
national law or ir-ai, obligations but
our sympa,hics and pr.Iudiccs inclincs
us tn the belief that III. eS-srcrciar, of
State Is right. We would like TO SEE
every "dago" given about ,hir,y days
time la which to dispose NJ their effects
aud Sc, clean on, uf the tnilcI States.
The country could very we'll nITutd tn
part with t's Italian population.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

Ex-senator ingalls, SAYS Cleveland
and Harrison art Ia be the Democratic
and Republican nominees respectively,
in o. ". think Sir. Ingalls, Is of Il
little bit in regard Ia Cleveland.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21
ers eligible ior jury duty.

Tng HERALD Is in fcceip, OF the iirs,
numt.r Of the raniagraph, pnblish-'!
at Craig, Rou,t county. Colo. The
rantagraph is u readable and n.a,
,ix.colunn folio with 4, II. BFonau.ii
II; the helm. Craig is the Youngest town
In Northwestern Colorado but Nc b--
licyc II has u bfigh, future ahead of IL
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

The wasa,ch Wave, published a,
ii.bcr City, Utah, Is u iwo'ycaf old,
ani real live, growing on- at that.
III. WAY. Is an able .spon.ni Of north
eastern ttsh's industries ani resources
and is deserving ot liberal support nj
the hands OF the pcopl. Of ii.bcg aud
Wasnich county.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

The Colorado Springs Gazrt,. will
celebrate Its nineteenth anniversary
Monday next. nj which time i, will also
take up It's aDoi. In the elegant new
building recently erected by the Gazette
company. We al. indebted To the odi-
tor for an ".uylic" to the house warm.
ing.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

The political situation in Denver is
getting interesting.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

There is one hli before the Legisla'
tnr. that possesses great merit aud
should 1t b-eom- law, no NOR. b-ne-
fetal measure would aiorn our statni.
books. ". have reference Ia the I'LL
uiou snssAA09 0ahsse sHss0' tpsst tsriSsy-
rr, eligible for iury duty
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21


Rocky Mountain
natural parks
and winter resorts haun of fish audsme natural
birds
u
which Ia
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-21

cure the Great Divide. rnE MtEAUi. HERALD
u premium DO not DELAY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
Read This, Ye Sceptics!

Gro. " TorLTFR. % Belfast, Me.
a. three wears member ot ihe tiiy
government. ahd also member u lhps.
II Marshall lta. No. AZ. G.. A, H., Is
well anil iavuraiAy known as thor
ougily reliable man. liz says under
dale 81 Mafvh 70. lea0:-
For some years ! have been afflicted
with Dysepna, BRtossaesf, Hasestar
Rissmsiits slHi l.amfHess aeross Md
aess Aliel TO al this, vas, for two
years. daily attacked with
deathiy sickness ut pit oi st"n-
aci,, followed ny cgplous flow Of water
from ~, mouth. then ! would rornii,
which would relieve mo for the time, only
% be repea,el the nrxt day commenced
taking DANA'S sAKsAPARlll.A and
before hal taken one bottle the deathly
sickness deyAricdi AMI for over four
months have not bal lllc slightest symp-
tom % re,afn NJ sToaACu rfEls A.
WE'LL A. rvtg ~ Ny iIYf. My Bnious'
sr.s - AL soxr, anil my bowels are rcgu-
lar. Nv DtsrIrsiA Is TnisC ~ 1ht
rlsT, AND ] CAN Esr Asr KiAD or room
ASD ptCEsr ~
Nv wife has also taken DANA'S SAR-
SAPARiLLA for Biliousness and Neural
gia, and has been helped by il more than
by any other medicine she ever took. |
consider IL a tnoade'Jei remedy"
II does what we claim or costs
you nothing. Could we make
you a fairer offer? Try a
bottle now.
Dana sarsaparilla Co., Belfast, No
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
Aarifnltnrf.



There ere many reasons Why the farmer
should be Interested 10 the sablec, Of
roads -. Ia all rural towns he pays ihs
largest share OF tsI for their support: The
farmer IL the principal builder aud re.
psirer 81 The roads Hence II bis work !,
wisely pisnned out. 1t gill result no, only
ia good roads. bat in wise expenditure o.
me.ps employed. oae man With a esns
Of men and teams viii DO i~ice As much on
. highssy ss Smother man With the sane
help in the same time. taking into account
no, only The smnendmeni Of the road ior
present travel. but for the preservation.
He shonld study up and learn oil those
conditions that conduct 10 . good road
and its preservsiiop. =. He paws for them
ha constructs them. be uses them 30 thai
10 him. good, safe. permanent roads are oil
the most vital Importance. Bn, good, sale
roads are also valuable 10 every tsx payer
and resident In the to~nsbip, The value
OF al property is enhsuced by good roads
more than their cost, and the comfort NJ d
safety they bettow are 50 mnch added to
the clear profit OF the investment
Thus says Secretary Gold Of the Cot'
necticat board Of agriculture, and oil fsr'
mers will concur. But how are we to i'm
prove the roadsS There is one indispen
sible fret condition We cannot have
good roads 10 neisbborhoods where there
are not sufficient amount OF ltxable
property to malotain them. Very sparse.
Iy settled districts must necessarily have
poor roads unless. ss is tomeiimes the case
a road passing through ihinly Inhabited
iphborbood is maintained wholly or
partly at the expense Of the moro popu
lous districts which the road connects.
Herein is shown one Of the many isc's
which illustrate the interest OF the com
munity in keeping mp the occupancy OF
the farms. Better roads, better schools,
better libraries, better preach hers, better
social privileges. and in general. lighter
taxation would follow ~ const quence OF
a large increase OF population in the Ia M
ing towns. We have already seen in
nsny OF the towns OF this state tbst he
converse Of this proposition is true. Let
US encourage honest people from oil er
states and from other countries to make
homes among us. II the population Of
our country towns wss Increased 100 per
cent the hole would find better support
than does the bali. There Is not single
good reason tbtt Vermont should fall 20
far behind the average Of The ,tates IN
growth Of population.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28

An inves,igaiipn as to the cause OF the
dying wheat crop IN Kansas reveals the
fact that t1e trouble IS not due to the Hes
sian fly or cbiuch bug, bat to the Fra ers
alliance. The secret ity OF the state board
OF agriculture aud Chancellor Snow OF the
state university have just returned from .
trip through the couuties in which II had
been reported that the Htssian fly had
made an sppearanc They visited 30 dam.
AGED wbest fields in RneeelI county, aud
found ia each instaoee tnst the wheat
had been drilled iuto wheat or corn stub
BILE, without any previous preparation Of
the ground The snme they profess TO be
true In Seward Stefford aud oiher western
counties. u-ther investigation into the
personal habits of tbs owners OF the SO dead
wheat fields reveals the unpleasant fact
that as members II the alliance they at
tended nearly all the alliance picnics last
fall, listening TO denuuciaiions VI eastern
S5ylocks und learning how to avoid pay
ment of their mortgages, while their neigh
bors were plowing. SO far as could be asi
cerisined by personal Inspection aud in'
quiry every field Of wheat that was prop
ery prepared is in exoellant condition
and promisss WE'LL There is q small green
bug, species not known. smaller than the
cbinch bug, to be found in some Of these
fields, but the most damaged fields have
no sign Of it. SO thSt the secretary OF agric,
ulture unhesitatingly declares it is not the
cause OF the failing crops He declares
bad farming to be the sole cause, although
himself Nd alliance mao.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28

Anent the question Of gong West. Mr..
A. N. Bailey OF OxfordyilIe says:
see in your last issue man wants 49,
900 TO 60 West with What man is there
WHO has 80 900 that Cannot have q farm
and all the comforts OF this lie here in the
East? Let people Who talk that way see
for themselves, aud take new courage. Let
people who go West with barely money
enough to gel there do here as they are
obliged 10 do there. and they would come
out ahead Of the West 10 the period Of Ave
years. Bot the society they are known IN
and try TO sssc ciaie with and appear ss
well as their neigbb ois, dress as well and
20 as much, makes large difference 10
the lifetime Il large or Small family IL
IL takes 81 900 20 10 West siiii. get sou
together and stay East. BE content WITH
what you have, end meie will be added
unto you II yuu are oil gent AMI temperate
Many large farms bayr gone down mems
ibrosts. WbeD / started tbs did not iD'
ieud 20 tiys a iemTsrsice hcinre, but 1t
u ne ieei lad to rec zone Ct tie baett
ira t. o. farm land ueRlrci,d add deterted
for the wait Of energy ~ tbriii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
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