The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-12-30
NEWS AND NOTES.

JuO STbNG DGIhO-
cratic statesmen conspicuous by their alb
sence from the q eat Reform Club love
feast in New York, was the Hon. David
Benne Hill. This leads the Press to re-
mark: 1.-THE amiable gentlemen had a
good dinner and a good time, but when
it comes down to the matter of banquet
of the real masters of the pc itical situa-
tiO1 in New York they will find that
wherever David b. sits, there is the head
of the table"
-Scrofula, whether hereditary or ac-
quired, is thoroughly expelled from the
blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
purifier.
Farms are dog cheap, writes the South
Ryegate correspondent of the Lyndon
Union. The Mountain Carter farm of
some 200 acres, with large, squat e, two
story old-fashioned house and ether
buildings on it, situated near the south
west corner of Newbury, belonging to
the Wesley Tucker estate, was reported
lately sold by Leroy Rowe to Dan Emer-
son, for mare valued at 500 and 500
cash, or 5000 in all. The Carter farm has
a good barn and middling house on it.
Also good farm by man named Spear.
near the southwest parth of Corinth, of
200 acres or more, was sold, within year
or two for 1925. The low price of Cor
NTH land is partly due to the heavy town
debt and lawsuit on them. Some claim
the abandoned farms in Vermont are
nearly all taken now. IL is great mis-
take. Start from Connecticut River and
travel Is or 20 miles toward the Green
Mountains, and dozen or more can east
ly be found on many of the roads. There
never has been a better time for invest
ing in real estate in Vermont than now.
LaRe's Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. Most people need to use it.
AS an interesting example of philoso-
phizing on the situation, we quote the
following from Republican correspond,
dent of the Vermont Journal: There
is not the least intention anywhere of
lowering the protection flag on account
of the political wave of seeming Opposi-
ton that has lately swept over the
country. We say seeming, because the
Democratic party is largely Protection
party, one whose members, in the late
election, lost sight of principles in the
persuit of name. This Will not take
place again, but in the reorganization
that is to be inaugurated, the Protec-
tionists will draw out from the SO called
Democratic party and unite with Pretec-
tiOnists of whatever name, thus forming
a party that will sweep the tariff re-
formers off their feet and teach them
that handing over the country into the
hands of American importers and Brit
ish Free Traders, is not what political
parties in this country are made for.
Meantime, let merchants and manufac-
turers rest in peace. Few if any of the
un-American theories, even in the next
Congress, will find embodiment in law"
Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once. 47y1
Tie Philadelphia Press figures that of
the 100000 or 2,500,000 babies which
find their way TO this country in the
natural order of things, about 100000
to 100000 grow to be twenty years old
or upward. The actual annual addition
to the market for labor, and the demand
for places due to the immigration of the
babies of eighteen or twenty years ago
amounts to-day to over 1,O0O,000 able
bodied men and women. There would
seem to be quite enough without adding
to the competitive lists 100000 more
from the foreign labor market.-BGfdlo
Commercial.
This is a phase of the immigration
problem which is entitled to serious con-
sderation. Here is an ''iRfant indus
try" which certainly deserves all the
protection which can he thrown upon
It,
Will some one call Mr.. Chandler's
attention to the above statement, and
suggest an amendment to his bill, where
by this kind of immigration shall not be
stopped oyer for one year.