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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-07
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE To C0-0WNER.

ITO /. c. FINNEY: You are hereby
L notified that the undersigned has ex-
pended the sum OF 500 in United States gold
coin, in labor and Improvements upon the
Jumbo ledge, lode or vein, situated
in Mt. Cory Mining District, Esmeralda
county, Nevada. said work was performed
in the year 1890. and that said expenditure
was made in order to hold said jumbo
mine. under the provision of section 232i
Revised Statutes of the United States; the
said amount being required to hold said claim
for the year ending December 31st, 1850;
and if within ninety days alter the first pub
lication hereof, you fail or refuse to contrib
ute your proportion Of such expenditure
as co-owner, yonr interest in said claim
viii become the property of the undersigned
under said section 1924.
II. D. FLETCHER.
Hawthorne, January :, 1891.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-07

In 1850 there were bat two million.
aires in the United States and no
tramps. To-day there are 81, 900 nail.
liepaires and !, 500, 900 ramps.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-07
CLAIMS ALLOWED
By the County Commits
sionerS.

T THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
"A of the Board OF Commissioners of Es-
meralda county, Nevada, the following bills
were allowed:
Il. w. Clark
Salary as County Treasurer. ...... 800 90
W. P. Halligan-
Salary as Deputy Sheriff. ........ 100 90
b. f. Curler-
Salary as District Attorney. 100 90
II. NJ. Montgomery
Salary rs Jailer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 90
Will Noland-
Janitor of Courthouse .......... 200
Geo. j. Garrison
Salary as Auditor and Recorder. :. 40 90
Robert Stewart
Salary as Sheriff. ............ $50 90
Z. E. Reed
Salary as County Physician. 100 90
A. M. Thatcher
lhdlgent. ........ .......-. 20 90
y. Hubbel--
repairs. ................... 50
W. j. Douglass
Election services. .............. S75
j, r. Phillips
Justice fees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Salary as Assessor. .,............. ITO 90
James Cardwell-
Salary and mileage as County Com
missioner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS 80
J. W. Wilson
Salary and mileage as County Com
D. II. McNett-
Salary and mileage IS County CON-
missioner .......... ............. 70 go
s. H. Rosenthal-
Salary as Clerk ................... 100 90
J. W. Wilson
November's salary. SO 90
j. W. Wilson
October's salary .................. "a 90
&, W. Clark
A. Carlisle Is Co.
olatiohery.... ....-.... 90
Knapp d Laws Co.
supplies. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
G. A. Johnson
INDECENT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
j. T. Courchaine-
Constable fees. 200
Walker Lake Bulletin
IrlhtinS.- ..................... AZ oU
Walker Lake Bulletin
Publishing for November and De-
cemoer... ......- ............... 40 20
Walker Lake Bulletin
Subscription for $780, .............. s 90
d. Rosenthal Il Son
Boarding prisoners. ID 80
j. 7. Courchaine-
Election services. Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
ormsby County,. ...... . ........... 81 IS
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF EsMERALDA.
l, S. II. Rosenthal, Clerk of the Beard of
County Commissioners in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board of County Commissioners on the
9th of January 1891,
j. A. LYIDY,
Clerk of the Board.
Hawthorne, January 9Th, 1891.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
HENRY VAN DUsENBURY.

Died IN Manchester, June 81, Henry
Van Dusepbury. SOD OF Safety Van Dusen'
bury Who Was born OF dutch parentsge in
West Troy, May 10. 1895. and was adopt
cd BY Col. Hszleton. g revolutionary sol
der who resided in that part OF Msnches
ter which was then and is now called
"Beartown." Henry's mother VA. Char
lol,e Tucker. daughter Of Daniel Tucker
also OF revolutionary fame. Uncle Safety
a be was called. lived in Besrtown 57
years, and being = dsvout man bis house
was was "house Of prayer" He had
four boys and two girls, three OF the for
mer dyins!in infancy. The subject Of Il Is
sketch Was born in log house, Dec. ~.
1898. Thetwo sisters. Mrs. Ezra Nichols
Of Dorset and Mrs. Frsncis Bowen OF Man
chester survive him who. though not the
last Of the race was the last OF the name.
His death wss not unexpected, having
been very low for long time from con
mptiou, but he was prepared, joining in
family worship the evening OF bis death,
bis niece reading the 18th chapter OF
Mark. and all joining in singing On Jor.
don's Stormy Banks And be did indeed
stapd on the banks for at twelve O'Clock
be passed away as peacefully as the close
OF day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
OBITUARY.
CHARLES HANDING.

Charles Harding died At Manchester
Centre. July IL. He was born in England
10 1896 aud came 10 this country In lSAi.
After working at bis trade ttsilor) with III,
Clouey. be learned the jewelers. trade and
has worked st il since, up to the time Of
the .Sey mour tragedy when Harding was
struck on the head with Il 't'iron. iniiics
ing bad wound over the ear, and from
its effect be never recovered 30 Is TO be
able TO wo,k. He had no relatives 10 this
country though he had friends in Eng
lsud. The money left him by bis mother
was soon spent and when 10 need bis PIT
eoas appeals TO his brothers In the old
country we're UNDECIDED. So death brings
TO him who wss so unfortunate rest at
last. He was buried 10 the Manchester
Centre cemetery, Rev j. NJ. Appleman
officiating.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
STATE NEWS.

Charles F. Ravens, Of Vergennes, was
badly hurt on the bead last Saturday by .
cannon cracker
II that lady Sst the lecture the other
night only knew how nicely Halls Hair
Remover would remove dsndrufi and I'm
prove the hair she would buy bottle.
The mother Of W. II. Luce, Of Chelsea.
huus b,rself Sunday. Jniy 8, because her
son married disolute woman.
Excuse me, George. but when saw you
. year ago, your face WAS covered With
PIN Piles; il seems to be eli right nov. Yes
sir; that's because / stuck TO Ayers Sarsa'
priila, the greatest blood medicine 10 the
world. Ig.s never so well 10 my life as
| sn now
The Poultaey Manni.c' uripg company
have .tecied mill near their quarry and
have removed their machinery from the
village aud placed u III the Des mill.
No matter what may be the ills you
bear from indigestion. dose Of Ayers Ca'
hHtic Pills will ease you without question.
Just ny them once and be assured; they
have much worse dyspepiics cured. You'll
fud them nice aud amply worth the price.
A tvoyesr'old daughter Of Mrs. Flor
ence wiIii.ms. OF Bnrlir gson. last Tues
Jay got bold Of . bottle Of csrboiic acid
and drspk = qu.n,i,y Of the poison. csns
log death 10 . lev hours
l have been a erea'fuf 'rer iron cs'srrh
Tor over ten yesr.; had IT very bad, could
hardly breathe. Some nights could not
sleep aud bad TO uslk the floor put.
chased Ey's Cream Balm aud am using IT
freely, IL 4. working q care surely. ] bsve
advised sevefal friends 10 use Il, sud With
happy results 10 every case. i, " the
med cine sboye all others for cstsrrh. and
IL 10 worth If weight Ia gold. thank God
I have lound . remedy eau use With safe,
~ and tbs, does all that is claimed for IT.
II 10 caring my desinsss. B. W. speny.
Hartford. Conn.
Henry asnce (sspsraliy known -
Hunil. . stone mason about ~ ytars OF
age, sa fatally kicked by bis horse 10
Esst Middisbury At about o'clock on
Saturday morning.
While hrips the cannon 90 the night Of
the Fourth 81 Resdsboro II burs, throwing
. large piece through The char shop roof
Work hss been began upon The nev
iron bridge 70 be built this summer by the
Boston and Mo1ueAl railroad ever the Goa
pec,lca, from White River Junction 70
Wesi Lebanon.
y. A. Basrcvs. Of Casileion. attended The
Barrnn Bailey circus 81 Raiisnd and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23

usn. a Jehovah s.d The Cos,ipeatai Goa
sre~s.
How dslsstiiai. boz isspsrisg. When
The curtains Of rishi had fallen, 70 ress
amid ,uch SCOPES. To feel the reifest'
ins ipaasnos 81 ''ihs cool ess,sfns OF The
ulsalslt sif. ssa 10 he Jailed 10 sleep
By tho m oslo Of the ripplisg waters. Then
70 se. The sapri.e, flooding the valley sith
Rst, Aea siI this beauty. snd retire
meat. spd romsbce, just a. the ss@ssy
Of the Green MountsiDsi
To the writer there vas the sdded Ees'
o, historical research. rbis vss not only
. apo, beautiful 10 look upon made b"sor'
is BY the brs,. deeds OF brave men. bot
among ,ben were personalities OF p'f'opsi
Interest. aud ~ direct association With old
we.,ebs.,sr. th. pride Of all Der 400; iof
here .e find ,mong the 6rsi settlers. snh
py,n, 10 the revelation. The Pnrdys, ~ esr
/, "a lre4 wbose descendants stili occupy
the ancestral hon,,stesh. The oieus, OF
whom ~ss Capt, J'coh odeil oi The heso'
lu,iou; I'd. Loeb sood.. The Me.ds, and
Others Add 10 the adioiuins to~nsbip o.
wmh.ll, ~ the eastward. Lies buried Tor
mer pastor Of the old church Of Ponad
ridge. tie Revolutionary Patriot Clergy
meu. Rev Blscklesch Bufriu, sho Sas
d.eoubeed IS al 'egregious rebel by The
Roysl Rivinston Gszs,te, for his active
aud Efficient support Of the Patriot csnse'
- hen ''someiime 10 June l779 he bad been
captured aud iacareers,ed in the notorious
old sagar Hue Prison 10 New York. and
where when prisoner. and III. the father
Of our own Washington Irving minis'ered
unto him. Three Of his grandsous, sgsd
men, nov reside 10 Manchester Aud
there were others Of kindred there 10 the
early days.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23

NJ ID. Raymond. editor aud proprietor
81 the + rty,osu. n Y Areus made re
ceut iiip 10 Vermont and Manchester aud
Ne copy the following extract from the
sccoupt Of hi. witt 10 his breezy paper;
kemiuiscrn,ly inclined, and longing Tor
refreshing view of other scenes. for "a
esp- from the sfid beat Of the July tnp
which ~as buruiog mp the heather on our
Ws+telt,i.f slsdrs aud bills. the writer
found tin,eli ss the day drew 10 . close
nsa,ips Msnebestsr, Vermont The Green
Moun,.ius lowered MP - wall Of emerald
buuudins Tie eastern horizon. stretching
notth~srd sbd soeihuafd ~ isrss the eye
could t.scb, the setting sun fsshing back
its light from their isrsuay submits. while
the shadows ~efc falling 90 the DARLING
woods ., their b.ss. A narrow winding
valley ran between ihrm aud the western
isbi.. oou risiua rapidly mp TO the rug
grj steep Of mountain crest, 5 600 fee,
iron base 10 summit. - Manchester. nest
liog tbsfc. 10 reached.
This 10 DO, "M.ncLestrr.b,,th Sea, "
ha, may seli he euiiiled Manchester by
Mosntsius. II is disnifed. reposeful.
ssd ~ tuii OF character 80 the rock'ribbed
heights thsi vail II 10. No uonder this
VAS = mighty fortress. = stronghold; .
tower Of strength 10 The famous Green
Msaaisia Boys 10 the dsys OF old. where
Khan Allen souaded the pibfcch TO gath
- his clans for battle sssinst either the
sacfoschmeui Of the Colonisl 0overumett
81 Neu York. OF The British Invader. While
be administered the famous Beach Seal 10
ssy feeassnt usi tor
These very mogntsins are inslinct with
The air ssd lore OF Freedom. aud 10 imsei
nsisoa the red cross shield siill fsshes
from their topnost hsisL.s No foot Of
sis,s eres pressed This sacred soil. !, vas
vamoli Jadss ~ho reiassd 10 rssurn =
poor black fugitive 10 bis nssier uniess be
could shov tot him - bill Of ssls from
the Alnighty!' lisss son Of Vermont
~hc electrified tho world With the demand
10. the sarrvaaw Of Iicctde,oes IN th
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23

The New York Sun directs attention to
the Inconsistency OF the Ohio Democrats
in putting in their platform . declaration
OF their opposition to oil class legislation
and demand for . graded income tex
The Sun believes that ian income tax oil
any kind IL class legislation Of the wors'
sort" 1t adds that II any delegate to the
Ohio convention voted for the graded i'm
come tax plank believing that such tax
could be 80 imposed aud collected S to
distribute sqaitsbly among the citizens OF
this coun,ry The burdens OF the govern
meat. be ought TO be ashamed OF his ig.
III be voted Tor the resolution merely as
= cheap toll bal, for the crsnks II the
Farmer sliiauce aud other crsnks With
hsEy notions of The practicable and the i'm
practicable. be onsht to be sshsmed Of bis
dnphci,y. The trouble With the whole
platform /. that 1t is made up OF cheap and
transparent bids for popularity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
A Fortunate Mau.

| had severe sttscks Of kidney disease.
Ny stomach also troubled zoe very much.
/ wss prevailed upon TO try Dr. David
Kennedy's Fsvorite Remedy. After using
6vs or sir bottles. l vss cured. ] consii'
er il 90 invaluable remedy for kidney Dis
ease. Stomach trouble. and all diseases Of
the blooa.-John Nsnaersliee, No. Greg
orr a., Rochester. n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23

The Io.s 5suoersis adopted plank 10
,hem platform derouncirg The Mckinley
,msn, bscssse IL proposed TO pay email
bousiy GU domestic sugar, while taking >
nnr Of go. 90. 90 IRON imported susar
Tue sugar bossiy 10 res thins 10 United
s,ste. bot 4, 10 az old scheme 10 oounifie'
~he,e rso., Of our sugar comes IRON.
Sugar be. b.sn greatly reduced 10 Goa. b,
the Mckinley ,snn, aud What article neoe'
.a,, 10 The farmers comfort bss II made
desfef.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
hfNanfbfstfr 3Onrual
THURSDAY. JUL %. 1851.
o 4. sinoxps. Eei,sr and Pre7ris'or.

We have learned throDsh tbs cable ,hs'
there .sre kupareds a Azersosn fsss 90
d.pl.y 10 ,bo.s streets Of Losdos ssroags
which ,he o~nsn hslser rode 90 has vsy
irsm Bsessss tsn psisos 10 Gsildhsil last
Fassy. I, msvsli tsovn isei That ies
.tss .sd stripe. wave wherever ei'iiiss
Toe bolss svsy spd. vhsi ssvsn more
grsiii,ins 10 tree AEencsns, The nss u
.lnsos, Invariably .hosn the r"pec, Which
Il aesayes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
wsges

II cannot be said that the Tennessee
state troops zen, TO Bficeyllle TO restore or
der smong lbe s,Iiking miners have disiin
suisbed Themselves by brasery aud ,iheien
CT. The strikers oppose the employ
OF oopviets Ia the mines. The troops were
called ont TO prevent the strikers disturb.
log The conyicts The strikers armed th, N
,elve. compelled the soldiers to surrend'
na.pu,,ing The convicts on railroad trans
ten, them away. What the next move will
be Is uncerisin. The governor has order,
ed other troops TO The scene.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23

.tThomss J,fisrson." remsrks tho Glole,
was The fret gres, Democrat OF American
history. He set the step to which America
has m srcbed ever since bis day" He set
the step, Tor instance. when be wrote to
Beplamin Austin. I'VE must now place
the manufacturer by the side Of the seri'
cal,ufist. Experience has taught me thst
manufacturers are nov ~ necessary TO our
independence as 10 our comfort, and II
those Who qaote me as OF different opin-
ION will keep pace with me in purchasing
nothing foreign when an equivalent OF de-
me.tic fabric can bc obtained without re,
gard to difference 10 price, It will not be
our iaul, II We do not soon have asupply
at home ,qusl 10 the demand.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23

Al last IL Ia announced that The Rev.
philiip. Brooks. Of Boston. has been con-
fomed by vote % Bishop Of the Episcopal
dioOesc II Massachusetts The hshl
against bin b.s been very hot and 10 somf
instances very bitter, not because the wen
cradle sod eloqaep, divine vas not per
locally worthy any honon that b" church
could eonier. bu, because Of some reel OF
hn.scled innovations ths, Dr. Brooks hs'
introduced ia bis methods Of worship. and
same OF the ideas that be has advanced.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23

The lsi.st census bulletin announces
tbs, We have 81. 265 psupes In total
population OF CO. 622. $50. or one psuper 10
every 6i3 inhabitants. Consul General
New reported. under date Of December 80
last, that the United Kingdom oil Great
Britain aud ireland had 800, 1876 psupers,
or one 10 every IS persons IN the populs
too Of 81. 7i0. 2s3 Somehow these figures
don't seem to agree with shat the free
trade orator says when be tells the Amern
cen workinemsu that the workinsmsn 10
free trade Eoglsnd can live /. we'll on Tree
trade wages a. our people csn On protection
wsges.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
THOMAS McLAUGHLIN'S Estate.


STATE or VERMONT, District oy MsDcbostsr.ss
Ia Probate Court, held At Manchester. within
and for SAID District on the l7th day OF July
A 1891.
John NJ Grifii,h, administrator OF the sstAts
OF homas Mclaughlin iats OF Dorset, 10 said
District, deceased, presents his mnistration
account for examination aud allowance.
whereupon. !, wss ordered by said Court, that
said account be referred TO . sessl Of said
Court 10 DO held At tbs Probate ofice IN No,
chsster, 10 said district, on the Tth d. Of
August A, D. 1854, at 10 O'Clock Ia v q fore.
noop. for hearing and decision thereon And 10 10
further ordered, that notice hersos De given 10
All persens mi crested, by pnblios.on of t,s sams
three weeks successfully In tho MAsuHs,rr
JouRsaL, = newspaper pubiiy aed at Manchester,
previous 10 said tins sypointed for hearing,
that they may appear ~ ssid time and place and
show oanse, u any they may hAys, wbJ said &C.
count should not b. allowed.
true record,
Attest. J. v. PENN. Register.
tfue copy Of record.
ll3yt Attest j. H. PENN Register,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate Of sHALoR N. HARD.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the Disirict OF Man.
chester Commissioners, To receive, examine, and
adiu,t all claims aud demands OF all persons
against the estate u
sbalor N. Hard, late Of Arlington
In said District, deceased. aud oil claims 'rhib-
tied in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet. for the purposes aforesaid, AZ
the late dwelling house Of d ceased IN Arlington
On the 18th day Of Jsnuary, 1892 from nine
O'Clock A. N. ntil four O'Clock y. NJ on AID day,
and that six months from the 10Th day OF June
A. ID. 1891, is the time limited by said Court Tor
said eredi ora TO PRESENT their claims 10 Us foS
examination and allowance.
Dated At Arlington this 18Th day OF July
A, D 1891
EIsgsI N. LArHnop, con,'rs.
II3x NORMAN BATCHELDEh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
THoMAs FLEMIN6's GrArDiAs.

eTsIs or yEEs1sT. District OF Manchester -
In PROBATE Court, held al Manchester -nhin
.sd for aid District, on the nh day u JAY
A. d. 1891
Dsyis D. Boet, late Guardian Of Thomas fism.
ing lsie oi Arlington 10 said District dees.ssd,
prOpossd 10 render seeognt u bis Qua dish,
ship Of ssid Ward.
VA tsspop Is was ordered that said sec0ant
be ersmincd for allowance az session of ,sid
iosft 20 bs held II Tho PfObsie ONE To No
el. alter, 10 ssid Disriet on The 1ih day ~
August b is3i, AZ 10 O'Clock 10 the frsn1on
snd that notice thereof, b. given 70 al PER
cons Interested b. the publication hereof 10 ID,
Manchester JopasAL. . newspaper printed ..
sasd Manchester, three vssss suncossisaiy pre-.
ylously 10 the time 20 appointed.
A true record,
Attest, J. X. FEss, Register.
Sc Attest. .. y, PENN. Hsgis,sL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
Attest. J. v. PENN. Register.
true copy Of record.
ii3si Attest, J. y. PENN. Register,

NOTICE.
~ 9sten by virtue Of an execution aud viii DO
sold At pubic auction W satisfy the same 81 tbs
CObufn Housc Ia Manchester 10 the County of
Bennington on the let day Of Aagust a. D 1891.
At 10 O'clock 10 the forenoon. tbe following dc.
seTilsd rial estate situated In said Mspcbs slsr
ana bounded a. follows Beipg Los NJ. II 0a
ihs south sids Of the bighssy lssding from
Nnnel es,ef yiiisfsto Manchester Coptre. Which
loi IL al rods On the highway and rs rods baes.
containing IA. sau.re rod. Of land, sud being
the ram. land aud premises desdsd ~ A. ).
Gray 10 Thomas hail, November zsih, 1851 and
fscrded 10 volume ~, page Ss0. u Manchester
land records.
Ds'sd AZ Manchester 10 the Coapty Of Bon
nlnStol this Islb day OF July a, D. 1881.
I0sw I'D GiDDis6s, Deputy rbern
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23

done at the Colvin Plating Mill At East Msnehes-
ter. ~ 90 and 81. 80 per thousand and smaller
lots by tie Job Soliciting your patronage, We
are Yours truly,
srlLsON BAL0H,
Manchester Depot, April 18th, 1891. isism
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23
Deaths.
WANTS.

snaet thi. iesd ten cent
lire zach insertion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
DeIiaht Followed by Torment.

wbo. man or woman will deny that a good dinner Is .
nrs.en. delight. Equally undeniablc is It that when
wsueooked meal 1. succeeded by nc OF indigestion, rapt
ma "a converted into torture Don't charge your dys-
pcpsia 10 your dinner No. my dear sir your s'''''
department out OF order to begin with hsa you
regulated with Hostetef's Stomach Biteers the ef
that you board would have been comfortably '0"
away without the slightest inconyeneace THIS ineoh
parable stomachic entirely reforms faulty digestion ana
regulates besides the liver and the bowels when mu''
act tremendously with the digestive organ, or all 'h'e'
TALL out OF gear Take the Bisters for kidney and fhsa
matte complaints ana In all cases OF malaria As 'A'
oppetixer and uromssa, - asavaeaaepce 10 hAa ne -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

venture TO think that Mr.. Labouohcrc viii de-
cline 20 sell his birthright for whatever alluring
mess of pottaee may be proifcred. lie has not
lived through five years with the awfni example
of Mr.. Ashmcad Bartlett before his eyes without
proiiting by it. There is no point OF comparison
between the two save this. that when the Con
scrvativcs were in Opposition. Mr.. Ashmead Bart
lett was an ncessant participation in debate, rough
and irresponsible critic of things in general and
the action Of Mr. Gladstone in particular
Tempted by the offer of minor post in the
Ministry with salary of CT 900 year, he con-
scented TO be gagged. and has during the existence
of the present Parliament honorably observed the
conditions of his bargain 1t would he impossible
ia any circumstances to gag Mr.. Labouchere. But
office must necessarily impose conditions that would
be unbearably rksome. He has nothing to gain
and much to lose by donning the livery Of the
Treasury Bench and has always displayed so
shrewd an appreciation Of his own wei -beine that
he may be expected safely to pass through the
coming temptation H. W. l..