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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03
STATE NEWS.

Chester business men bad lsrye sum
Of money locked up in the Maverick bank
OF Boston.
G., and do Likewise II your wbiskers
are grizzly and uubecoming use Bucking
hams Dye snd they will look Ms when you
were youoger
Frars are eni-rtainpd that the ills at
II ydeyille aud Fsirhnvau Will be force to
81 ut doan beeeus4 Of low water.
Keep your ewes nprn; Is cents Dovt Sal
walton o. ibe tuaieri cnte OF Earth for
pain.
Tourists 10 Yellowstone PAS 4 sea
sou mig ht eucnuDtet LcIiaSrtttn biz
zId Ii they are w..e u.n 1h'y all sake
sIoug q suppiy 81 the TAM us DIR Bale
C3nsh Syrup.
A valuable quar-, II ersui'e ID reported
o hsv. been iouud pea Suiher and Falls
10 = region .urrUupoed D, uisrb!r.
One touch q Mature makes no Shoir
world kin. DISEASE oimon to the rsc'
earat eI sue search ir common remedy.
II is found "a Ayei's ssr.spsiilis. The r..
puiaiion 81 which Is sofid,~idp. having
largely snp,rsedrd every other blood medi
cine In use.
The contr.ci ior bniidirs The nee iron
bridge over Ssito . River 10 Westminster
hss been awarded a, s7sG5 TIE sppro
prislion rs, $500
The conscionsness Of having, remedy
st hand iof group, pufumonis, sore throat.
aud snsdep cold, /, ysry eonsoliIs 10 q
parent With q bottle Of Ayers Cherry
Pectorsl IN the bpuse, cue feels, 10 inch
cases. . sense q security noihios else can
give,
The Wiilmiaeion Times says tbs, the
business done by the railroad has exceed
Cd the oomps1,'s shpeciaiions snd snoih.
CT train hsd been pn, 90 this seek, which
gives good sceonnodsiiors TO The irsvell
irg public
A friend iodaeed me TO try Salvation
Oh ior ny rheumatic foot. ] used !, aud
The rLeGms,lsn is erlireiy gone. John II.
Anderos. Bslirore. Nd.
Thieves and harslsn seem 70 be tryiog
TO nste life uaess, Tor The Css,ieior ner
chants Hssdiy sigh, passes without
sous s.oss bsisg ssrPersd With
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

Fr.senstor Eluna9s bss esen 10 "ssh'
lsssos the present veet sBd b" may
TREAD. In yefmoni sud elsevhese wiil be
blessed 10 le.rn Tia, be ss locfiss sieeed'
incl, veil In she course ois 'alf sNh
,hs correspondent Of ,hs iosion Ifsn'
,crlpt Nj. EimaBds s.id. sm Dot Only
eujo,ins the foil PLEASURES 81 the insi'eD,
.ble rislu u Amcricas ci'iE 'nse'p. %
trsuusisA ~ ,hs sofvils de - Fnbiic ste
ton. bat aus 10 bri'or heslth 'hso have
b. IN isf iaes tine hsd tbs, tie i''i
,a8a Al gsa,b Catolins - test ,uit-d g
the heath ~ Ms Himur6s snd my
asugbssr. AID therefore there se fh,li
D.. ta.,.i Of the SLATER .nd possibly AL o.
Il Tn- nsefoa, eiimlis Il Nrf@oe' IS
Too ,r,iap 10 winieI. bnis csunoi -, Too
much 10 rs favor 10 samme'. am vol
giving n,och s,iettion 10 politics Ias' GOV
ana 10 cot lnop vbribsr ] shsll asain
on rabiic men permit Themselves 70 b.
too mach absorbed by their public oo'ies
10 the .lelusi0n u their obligations u
have some fesstd ior their bodily comforts
OF raerfe,ioo aod health.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

The area, state Of New York is in bad
way II she allows the steal OF legislative
seats. nov gong on 10 the state. to be con-
summs,ed. Even New Jersey has sand
enough 10 punish flicisls who tried the
same game IN that state, and q good mum
Der Of them are now wesring the prison
esrb,
Ii is c0mmendsble that good many
Democrats 10 that state are honest enough
IN deucunce The steel, and some OF the
ps pers are aito honest enough to discouf'
age H. The World is the only prominent
paper to defend it. aud thst.oD the ground
that the Democrats gave good majority
for Governor and Republicans ought not
complain If the Legislature is Democratic
since they are IN the minority
TIE Enterprise, q Democratic paper
published at Poughkeepsie where one oil
these ,heils took place aud which knows
all the circumstances denounces tie steal
in that district as follows;
I'VE wish to reiterste our conviction
that it wss barefuced swindle and one
that disgrsced everybody who had any.
thing 10 do with The outrage. IL the worl
OF the Board had been simply the defes'
OF one party and the success OF another w
might have bad nothing to say upon the
question, but il is vastly more than this
IL WAS direct blow at the very form o.
government under which ~e live. II was
blow at the foundation OF our free instiiu
lions. il was n work that tends to demon
sizs the community, since it was speciei
OF stealing compared with which the petty
tbievipg in the community, for which thu
thief is sent TO Jail. sinks into insignia
canoe.
1t was robbery Of the legal rights O.
the people; il aimed to mske the peoples
Voice OF no effect, and 1t WAS an act sub
versive Of every principle upon which the
rights OF the citizen, the power OF The
community ard the dignity OF the State
are based. The journal that would remain
silent when such an outrage on the people
irrespective Of party had been perpeirated
would be recresnt to the trust reposed IN
!, by the community at large"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

Oe Il the ,si daring train fobbetie.
thst be. occurred for years vas pe'psira
ted 90 the ST Louis .od S,nFrAncscn rail
tusi slmo.t 1ilhln the limits OF 81 Louis
Iae.isy pigii When passenger train No
o. ihst tusi ltH The station at s1o
o'clock L Sss - minutes late. The liDi .
OF the cts h.d b,su passed and the engine
~as preparing TO mske up for Lost time
whea lhfte msu boarded the train al Old
ofeh-id elm bed over the water tack aud
co SUD ,yrrtd The hteman and engineer
With revoivers ras engineer wss ordered
10 stop ,be train near Gietdale. snd, a. an
sdlitiou indecs uept 10 him 10 obey
cider three raen ~bo ~era :" smonfh ~
~ ma, o..i., sprned Dire on the train With
.ass. Ab-n the irsia bad been brought
- ,ispdasili ibe epalneer and fireman
~ atieisd sope tom she cab. aud. after
a. libs ~ . 81 Tue bad 10 keep guard
,s.t teen. the o'hst tour mtn started back
fpr tte expires car. 10 which vas HE safe
q The Adams fpr 81 company. containing
SIS 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

Toe uliicisl s,atameDt Of the Treasury
Depar,meh, for October shows that 10 that
month We passed the 500. 600 600 limit Of
exports. This is the fra. time 10 the
worlds History. 90 far a. We know. when
aay eoantry bas ever In one month eIpot
ted goods OF ils own production 10 so large
90 amount Besides this, the figures show
that our exports for the pas, twelve months
ten mouths aud four months have been the
Target in our history for corresponding
periods Bat even these so called odicisl
aSures are probably for within tie true
mark. There being DO duty on exports,
their values size aseritaiBed not by spprsi
Isl. but by examination OF msnifests
These are never TOO large, but often toe
email. America IL the greatest prodacire
n4iign 10 the void.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

Tue Ma York Times says' Certain
alleged f.f ,eeisg politician, nov profess
10 uuderstand uby Hill is trying to steal
the leeisls ure. Thefe wss time shen his
course vm explained. by those who under
took 10 explain H. by advancing the iheo'
~ that Hill vas seeking applause and
good will from bis party. Bat nov some
people sec more. They SEE that HUI Is
struggling to get Into position where. 10
case any body should oppose bis candidacy
for tue Presidency by the plea that the
cou ntry can no, shlrd to lose democratic
Seustor. he may say, I've fixed that Ibe
Legislature which stole has serrymsnder
ed the State 50 tina. the election OF q dem
ocra,ic Sens,or lie as easy as falling gu
log. Tue democratic patty does not make
Presidents ont OF self'ieclared thieves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

There have been fewer assertions from
the army says Secretary Proctor In bis an
nuil report, ,h-u daring any previousyesI
10 the hbttry Of the army. This simple
&C, is one OF notable interest, il means sc
much as TO improvement IN the entire reg
nlsnon aud mApse, men' Of our ARM
snnrs Soldiers are better treated thar
they we're, army life i- made more human
oi cipline moe reas enable. the daily occn
Ia,i3o. mufe Interesting and better caicu
lated 10 develop seli'rcspec'ine msuhoo
aud o m.ke The soldiers life seem worth
more 10 himself ADD TO other. There slsS
have b.,p corresponding improvements II
c,It.ib regulations respecting Al, ntersph
aad 1iiar soboriius,e cfiicrrs espscisll,
Ia rnuu.eti n silb txtmipatioDs Tor pro
mptiou
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

Mslor Nekialey At the dinner OF ihe
II sms Mules cinb 10 Boston tact week,
'aa, Clearly stated the dihsfeHee be,ween
s,.r.6 for protection aud one Tor revenue
Toe difsresce eslseea tersaue and .
protective tariff 10 cos 81 principle. winch
ioaebes every enterprise Il ihe people. A
rreieciirs tsril, . more eerisln agent for
r.lsias fsv~aas tariff encourages the 10
Gastric. 81 or osn eonntfy. snd protects
oar ovn labor A resesue sfsf enoous-
ages The ioreAss shop add labor. and DIS,
eearsses The domestic. for you cannot
tsve large imrorisiioEs 81 composing for.
sisa proaaeis siieoet aispisc'ns dcuss,ir
tsoaac,s. dininislius the dsnsnd Ter
Americas wostibsnen shd Increasing the
aenssd Tor scfkinsnen abroad. Thsss
genes . time vhss The rsvsras tssis fails.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

We car ses zee ~hy Mn determined W
told on 30 be soranofstip alter be s.s
sl.e.s8 y \ beSssor lie eouls no' rely
oa goncs 10 .lesi the state Legislature.
gones " too unsh a uan 10 Try 10 re'
we're ihe vsie Of the people. tull dtrs ,b'
1sds. sud show contempt for tie I.s,
ssa Hili nay set enough Of - ssioie ts y
snAnN Nrsfs older
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

4, c.unoi be eiaimed iha, Masacbu
tsi,s esn vet he conBtsd as Dtmocf.ae
.isie, .rlst OJyouol gssssll 10 80 article
g tue Dtrfmter Forum on the Slspih
espes e the Massachusetts, Election. he
ttmls, hosty,f, iLti strict devotion u
tang feIefn aad reasonable course o.
sas pat q lhe ns,iousl Democracy will d.
ssasb toward putting the Bay state sleeioi
81 vote 10 The Democratic column D,I
year. As reasonable course on The psr
a The Democrats IL not . probability
Massachusetts, may still be counted 81
s.ftl, Hspubliesn 90 national issues.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

Tue German Government ~ playing a
very dangerous game, II 1t 10, IS German
nesspspefs give the world to believe, Try
M TO bring Russia to Der knees to Germa'
Nv by embarrassing Der hnapeisily. 30
lar such attempts have, II made, proved
unsuccessful. for the French are lar
ve.Ithier people tbsn lhe Germans. aud
the hostility Of the latter has stimulated
the friendship Of The former and Induced
them 10 subscribe to Russian loans on bet
tor terms than they would other vice doue,
Nevertheless. GermanyIs persistent at
lemp,s TO ialnfe Russia are calculated Il
irtiiale the hobles aud upper classes oil
Rassi, apd they msy become so exasperas
"a that it will be impossible Tor the Car
90 matter ho~ peacesbly inclined be may
be, 10 pteycut sn outbreak.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03
On the Slightest Sign.

OF anything wrong with the Kidneys Of
Bladder, recourse should at once be had to
DR.. Kcpnedy's Favorite Remedy, OF Rom
dout. N. Y The iayorite Remedy bias
com pletely cured cases OF Stone in the
Bladder. from which relief had been vain
" sought. Where there is tendency &c
Rheumatic Gout speedy relief invariably
follows it's use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03
.Tm r.n,p srarn % sor lrrnoacH

Tar rkusp s1tTn 20 sou aSTnohoH
rnr qenTlus. lfEsTEczgfn Tinrr. rNos
4 kaxr sgASprursT A. orrsrzsp, I'm
hFrr ~ gHun sgtgEssrs "a sor 10 NJ
fsbn Yrs Lasauss AMOUNT or WALTZ ron
apniA osrrTrr, rvT 70 gEHr ~, W sHtT'
fsBA er.Ss rvsgnLn, THr srasnanp %
NroHY ARaSa rRK woEgso ci-Assrs. =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03
IMPORTANT,

The English Dessieated Soups can be had
Of A. A. Wayne d Co, II India 81 Boston
Sole Agent for NeD England States. Write
10 0. Aaketei, &c So. William 81 NeU York,
for quarter pound tin, making from 10 3
qiarts delicious soup. Postpaid, 25c A good
iqrestnepffo for a small outlay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

bse.as. people have sresn too poor 70
ba,: bri . protective tara psref fsi.
usa~ Il % hs,e rescbea the 1fs' rsnt 70
The World a. mas uiscipfipr. rainisg and
kxrionlinral paiian.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

A s,.,enout Of the mortgages recorded
sud released 10 the ahy eastern counties
10 Kansas shows that net reduction OF s3O2
i)7 sss made during October The mel
reduction Of farm mortgages in eastern
aud csattai Kansas for an average period
Il five aud Que hall months up TO Novem
Der Ia g.. 800, 900 The ex sees Of released
on farm property is proportionstely great
~ than on town property. The excess ol
cny mortgages released 10 eastern Kansas
IL eight per cent aud In central Kansas
nhy sir per cent. The excess Of farm
mortgages released in eastern Kansas il
seven per cent. and 10 central Kansas twer
~ dive per cent. The total excess Of farm
mortgages released In flity counties 10 east
tern and central Kansas is twenty pei
cent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

II. Three hoss we're ALLIED, and al The
tools, csrrisses. Wagons and other u.sns'is
were Lost. A hcrse vas csushi by fall.
ins iitaber. bat uss taken ont upiniared'
The Ices will exceed 5000
Four dwellings, haro been built 10 Biis,
iol dunrg the last ear al q cosi OF ssoV0.
besides alterations aud additions 10 various
psris Of the village II is expected 81
40 basiness blocks aud several houses
will be built the eemius year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03
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Aa'f' HARPER a BaoTaEas. ssv Yoar
MIR I.ATHROP'S EsrArE

IN ~ AkOt - ~ -
~ state OF Vermont District Of Manchester, -
IN Pfobat@ Cont held at Manchester, within
4 for said Distinct on the 23fd day Of Nosem.
ber A. u. 1891.
fernsn A. EroynsoD, AdmlDtslfstor on tbe
,s,,,s OF IN u. Latbrop late of Manchester IN
All lstrict deeeated, made application 70 saih
rT,t fof hoeuse 10 sell ali tho real estate o. de-
e.a.sd. representing that the amouhI Of debts
,ram said deceased IL tso5gi, charges Of admin,
i.tya,lop are estimated II t50 value OF personal
cote tsfs, 80, balance Of debts ehugeAbie on
he real estate IL f26f o. and represents that u
IA necessary 10 sell all the real estste o. said de-
cea.ed 10 psy eebis and casr6es d adminisra'
lion ..-t.
Wb,r.upou IL was ordered that hearing on
,aid Application be held ~ tbs Probate Once ~
Nauct,esier Ia raid District on the isth DAY oi
,Nsnember A %. 1871, al lO9elock A aud nat
ID tics OF said application, the nature sna frAsops
me- .of aud the lime add plIes q hearing tbofs
~, L. gwen TO al peTs0ns ibiffssieh ~ ihs
n,,bliestl0n hefsof three wtfks succosasply "a
~ Manchester JonRsAf. ne~spspsr printed o.
Napebrsiar in said Disifie,, previous 70 SAD
time Of hearing.
A true record,
A true copy u record, :, - So.
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Atifsi, =. H. rLsst h'ktsN''
A true copy u record, :, s. -.
2JJv Atstf, q r. rfnN. h'klstf'
EhhIr Il. HlLLAhD's Err.1E.


NJ sr.rs % yEEnosT Disu.ei ~ dsnebesstf,ss
ia Probate Coun, held II Hsnehssiffs sttl1
aud Tor sad District % tie islh day VI
November A. d. 1871
mlmsn d IiilAafd. aaninis'fstof u The 90,
,sts ol Asfrtt Is. billiard late VI DoIsss % said
D,.t,iet dec a.ad, presents bis am ni.tfs'l1n
.eeount h., aisniD alton aud allowances, aud ssfs
| h, nlstfibaii9H " the estate,
pel.s,eaogu. il "a. ordered ~ raid Cogft IhAt
..is sesosiut Be referred 70 q sssri 81 Sad
Court, 70 " held A. he Pfebsie eniss 10 haa.
etestSr 10 raid district, Oh The l3lh day "
| Ilse4gnber A. ~ 1871. ~ 10 oeiocs Ia ths fore
noon, iof hearing aud deeisiph bsfeoH Ana -
to,tbef ofcegsd, that notice hereof bs gwen ~
III ptrsstss Iaiefestei, BY pueesiien ~ tut sane
ines 3ssis SUCCESSFULLY 10 tbs haaeHkffts
JgrKsAI, . nssspspsr Published Al haseessisf'
,,,stl,,u. 10 sald lime appointed fof hssnIsf
sl.t thsy msy .ppesf 81 sasa time and place sna
40. cause, II aLy They MAJ hare, Why s.ii se-
s.,ant should not be sllo~sd, And distribution
Is sie.
Attest, ]. II. PEss. Register.
ays,. w Assss,, J. Y. YEss, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

WANTS

In MsaFhssist, Nov 9sh, Csii Emmetl Msm
harstr. .spa faaf sesfs snh i.e men,b.'
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-04-28

ly prepared, a dividend of Is per cent.
was declared. 1t is not a place for
gambling and such like, but is founded
on the pure, noble and sound principles
of the Alliance.
Situated with all of these privileges
in close proximity, with the finest and
most healthful climate in the world;
with her fine forest of oak, hickory,
pine and many other useful woods;
with a new line of railway just COM
pleted, and another, a grand trunk
line, almost a surety, running through
our midst, there is every just cause
for our people to rejoice, for prosperity
is surely looking them in the face
Our grand order has shown that she
can choose a legislature to champion
our just demands, and with satisfac-
tion has seen her servants do their
duty. These, and many other evi-
dences are pointing to the fact that our
grievances are gaining redress. All
we need to do is to remain firm and
speak the truth, and with a strong
pull, steady pull, and pull all along
the line, the victory is ours.
Fraternally,
G. L. MILLER, Cor. Sec'y.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-04-28

(this slower process we've practiced
lOngenough, heaven knows, and waited
and waited until patience has ceased
to be a virtue) but a sudden shifting of
the scene that, with the force of a cata-
clysm, will sweep away the oppressive
despOtism that binds us hand and foot,
and make it simmer down to honest
live and let live methods. We sorter
did this kind of thing last November,
but if we stick together with the same
inspiring incentives that actuated us
upon that memorable occasion, we
will make a swoop in '92 that will
throw last November's political up
heaval so far in the shade that it will
not be a circumstance, in comparison,
with the earthquake that will then Gin
'92) shake and shiver the two old rot
ten parties from ''teret to foundation
stone"
the crisis is now upon us, and every
thing depends upon immediate and
continuous effort, and we should act
as if there was no day Of grace ahead,
striving ceaselessly, tirelessly, with
cemented concert of action, until it
will eliminate in the grand climax of
92, when the wreck of parties and the
crush of a plutocratic government will
inaugurate a political millennium. If
the welfare of our families and our
selves is what we most desire; if the
credit and honor Of our chosen calling
is worth the effort, then, by all that is
holy, we should strain every resource
to the utmost to emerge from the
thraldOm that has so long thrOttled us,
and as one man demand that these
wrongs shall be righted, and that the
burdens Of the government shall be
borne by all classes Of property. We
have a weapon, a most formidable to
WELD, aye, an invincible one it will
prove, in '92, if miserable chickering's
and dissensiOns, in our ranks, do not
dull it's edge before that time. If we
use it Alright it will not only NOV
swarths through the ranks of rapaciOus
money lords, and all other iniquitous
extortioners, WHOSE only aim is to keep
us forever in an abject state of bon
dage as hewers of wood and drawers
of water, but will give us control of
the government with the blessed privi-
lege, at least. of extending equal
rights to all and special favors to
none" That weapon is the ballot.
"A weapon that comes down as still
AS snOwtiakes fall upon the sod,
But executes farmers will
AS lightning does the work of God,
And from its force, nor doors, nor locks
Can shield them-'tis the ballOt-bOX.
U. B. GWYNN.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-04-28

A New YORK contemporary points
out the fact that the United States is
becoming a nation of cities, and it
thinks the rapid growth of cities means
rapid national development. That de-
pends If by development is meant
the rapid using up of our national
resources, our contemporary is, per-
haps, right. But if development
means the formation of high-class in
dividual and national manhood, then
our contemporary is wrong. Men, as
a rule, grow in the country and are
consumed in the city. There are few
features of city life that do not tend
powerfully to the distinctions of man
hood. There is something inherent, as
it would seem, in mercantile and man
ufacturing life, which operates to mar
row and harden human character.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-04-28

The Herald, we are glad to see, is
now after the Coroners of the Ameri-
can metropolis. The Herald, according
to its own modest admissions, has Sc
cured the living people of New York
from ever so many Of the evils of mis-
government. We are glad it has now
taken up the cause of the dead. We
have always suspected that it would
be difficult to live decently in New
York, were it not for the influence of
the Herald; and now that all in that line
has been done that an exacting public
can demand, that great paper means to
give its attention to the decencies that
should control those men whose bust
ness it is to tell how men took their de.
parture out of Gotham for the unseen
world