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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Tue lat annual message OF President
Harrison IL q document winch eve ry Am
ericsn tuebt TO resd shd rene NJ Ter, es
pecislly those pr rtions of it relating TO the
pro- res add prosperity Of the country.
The mesa, is too long for us to publish
10 10 but Se give that portion which is
most important to remem Der
The total wealth OF the c-uLt-y in 1860
was SIG $50 GIG 06s liz 1890 it smeuoted
To S62 6I0. 900. 900 an increase of2s7 per
cent. The total mileage Of railways ia
the Uoited States ia 1860 was 80, GIG; In
1890 ii was l66 GIL an increase OF AS per
cent, and II ~ estimated that Their. will be
about 1900 mice OF track added by the
eud OF the yesr 1892 Tue Official returns
Of the eleventh. Genus and those Of tbs
tenth cen,u. f,r 20 leadip cities furnish
the bsis for the folioSipe comparisons:
10 lss0 the c,pu.l invested in msnufac.
turin, Was 81. 49, s35 go. 10 1890 Tho
capital 10 manufacturing Gas 81 900, 1856, =.
s34 10 1850 The uum Der OF employed
vas 1901 .30s. Ia 1890 the nun, Der OF EN-
ployees vas ], 26l l3I. 10 1880 the wages
earned sere SOL 975 IT'S 10 1890 the
wages earoed were 81 .22l 10 45a 10
1889 tie value q th, product vas SAIL,
579. 500 10 1890 the value OF the prod Get
vss 81 $50. 2s6 s37.
The piesiiest then gives statistics chow
Jag big Increase 10 new iodn,irisl plants
star cd since October 5 1890. Several
cotton, voolen. plush. elk snd lintn mills
have been opened. Forty cotton mills
have been started Ia uihern sisies sione.
The consumption u cotton mills has 10.
creasel.
II suy IRE di-coni,n'ei srih their state
ters;ii they b lisve thS, ~sees and prices.
the rrtnfns Tor houesi IL, are made,
qusie. the. should not fail TO remember
that there 10 no other conuiry 10 the world
where The conditions that seem 10 them
hard would no, be accepted % highly
prosperous. The Rislish ssriraliu ris,
voald be slsd 70 exchange lhs returns Of
his labor for those Of the Auerican farm o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

The diff ,ience between New York state
and Vermont 10 tle matter OF compensa
ting news papers Tor publishing tue law
is illustrated by the fact that Washingto Ton
county. IN New Yors, has just voted to al
low the newspapers OF that county 81. CAT, I
80 for county printing, most Of it going to
four papers sod this is about the sum al
10 wed each year. Vernon, refuses to al .
low the spers 10 the whole state one hal
the amount given t. tue papers 10 that one
county, aod the work OF publishing the
Vermont laws is At least double the
amount required OF these Now York pa
psrs aud itcomes only onoe 10 two years.
Az q result the New York spers. being
heavily subsidizsd can cross the line into
V,rnont and reduce their price below
what Vermont pap r, are obliged to ask
10 order TO exist and get large sLiount OF
circulation ~nich ought to go 10 the Yer,
mon, papers, Tue papers in this state ask
for 90 subsidy, but the people wan. the
Jaws published at the earliest possible IN
ment aud the state ougit to give the
pers a fair price for the work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

II 10 ssie 20 cay that th,rs yes one dis
gnstsd Democrat ., the big bsrqae, Ia
Sev York Saturday night aud that "a,
speaker GRIP. He vas 81 iovilei euesi
aud Supposed be y. tn speak aud PREF
pared 60 address aud gave II DOT -. The pa
pep 10 advance and II vss sent broadcast
over the land, ba, when Il came TO the
dinner be vss not only not iuvit,d TO
SPEAK. but several things showed thst he
sac intent ionslly snubbed. though this is
denied. Al oil events he we very angry
aud 90 are . his tr,ends 10 Congress and
90, OF i, He rs candidate for re-
cleo ION IN the nsi, Congress, snd it looks
like bitter 6shi from start to 8oish, sui
one tbsi ~Iil leave many heart EARNINGS
after II is over.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Ii is q curious fact that the first tariff
measure troduced by the Demooestic
majority in the house Of representatives is
for a onty on sugar. The author OF il Is
the iarrpressible Congressman Harter Of
oaio sugar is now admitted free; and
the fret result OF the campaign Of educs,
tioa is 10 propose to tax il. No other
largely imported article is so generally
used. IL is one Of the necessaries OF life /;
and the poor man consumes As much Of 1t
~ the rich man. A tx on il will be felt
10 every household 10 the United States.
TIE Mckinley act. 10 making II free.
siuek of mole than $50 600, 900 OF our
suausl revenue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

The Troy Times. Washington CORES
poodent says: Mr. Clevelsnd's friends.
who consulted With him after bis return
from yirgiois. say be thinks iavorably OF
Of session beginning about October l.
While they deny any orgsnizid movement
sgsius. Speaker Crisp. they make no con-
ccalmen, OF the fact tast they would be
dissatisfied, III view Of their plans for tariff
legislation, with the organic ,tion OF the
next house In the msnner which the presl
sut one is organized. Hence they allow
the Inference to be drawn tina. they wilt
oppose the reelection Of Speaker Crisp
sod will support Wilson Of West Virgins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15


The Montreal Stsr urges the govern
ment to make prepsralions t, secure for
Csnsds some portion Of the immigration
which tue Uaitsd States is planning to Ell
clude. IL declares tina the dominion de
sirrs only good immigrants. and therefore
il isvors discrimination, but il is ready TO
welcome large additions TO the Canadian
opnlsiion. No doubt Canada coul find
room for lsrse INN grafton, but II will
not obtsn IT until it can present condi'
lions mors s'tssotive then are found in
other countries. II the United States
adopts the temporary exclusion plan the
dominion may profit by it for time. but
the moment our bar IL removed the tide
will set In scross our northern border, aud
Csnsds's immigrants will join its native
citiz ems IN seeking homes under the stars
and stripes. II takes something more than
simple government encouragement to at
tract popuIstion. The immigrant seeks TO
better his condition, aud SO be will not
settle in Canada while Tiers Is Q chance in
the United States for him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Governor Cslcord Of Nevada is IN San
frsochcp. Speaking OF the repoh that
nearly all the qasr'z mil. On the Carson
river bad shut down, sn1 that there is =
general depression 10 NrYnta. owing to
the lou price Of silver, q lyeruor Cslcor
said: This is.ll true. aud may add that
We hsv. not nos a dividend pay ing slvet
mine 10 Nevads There is not one OF the
Comstock mines paying. Even the Coo
solidsied Virgins has not paid dividend
Tor Ave or sir month";. Ii has taken out
$50 600 or $40, 900 montb, but the eIpen.
ses ore more than this. Ma y OF the mines
are not working st all Tnere are DO sd,
ditionsl expenses either. and no holding
over Of dividends putposely. The situH
ton is that with silver reduced to eighty
five snd eighty csats, as 1t has lately been,
they cannot work the mines st profit with
low graded ores, Of which we have many.
Silver at snch price cuts both wsys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Mere nebsy has ,lresdy bees paia col
10 errsiiss The worlds fair than The direc.
tore ,hcasti vcnld be necessary 70 COIN
plsi4 u shsn conercs voted 70 send The
srposi.ios 10 ct.cssa Ten mlllion dollars
vss ihoIsbi :, be the limi. iben. Auditor
Aolernss's report shows The, TIE srpendi
turss 10 December /. hsve been 81 i6o.
1s5 CT The receipts have beeI sl3. 222,,
t5i 81. Tbs sssilshle bslipes on hand
December ], o.. ssS6 0cs 80 -sbor'
esoash Tor two vtels II The present rate
a .rpcodiisfe. Bu, the souvenir coins are
oc uiss 5000 sbdlhe directors have nearly
o. ooo, 600 y,t IN exposition bonds. from
Which 90 capital b. been received. so
ibs, The msetitefy viii lie kept veil lui
bricsled.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Mr. pDiiip u Armour has put CBicaso
under lsrse obligations 10 bin. The Tact
sas made public ,esier lay tast be cree.
TED. ala cot Of 81 500. 600. building
~hlch IL n he she home ot the Arnour
Hesitate. 90 educational in,tau,ie o
vAieh viii bs,o Chiesgo Substantially
vhai the Pratt lpsii,nte !. 10 Brook yn
snd ibs Dfeiel iaslilSts d Philadelphia
tasits. eonpiste school fr technical
,rAaias Aai for instruction 10 science
saA at Ia sidiiioo 10 the bsildins. Mr..
Araosr ho provided 40 enios n eni yiel
diae 40 aasaal income Of $4,000. Ths
i, spies ia bsneiscsioo aud Mr.. Arnoar
tss ssns sesn, il % qaie,ly the. The bail.
aing is usaily flashed before the people
hsd the east idea Of What IL 10 Intended
.E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Mrs. Chspm,n wife OF Secretary ALDER
Chapman OF the Vermont Meruo Sheer
Breeders association, clipped aud fel
from the piazz OF their residence OF Mid
dlebury, and died Friday from her ipjur
les.
Ely's Cream Bslm il worth its weight il
gold as cure for cat ,rrb. One bottle
cured mes. A Lowell, Franklin, Pc.
The catalogue Of Middlebury College
shows So students 10 attendance. OF whom
81 are Vtrnobtsrs, 10 from New York, 10
from Mssssch usetts. 2 from New Hamp,
shire. from Connecticut, from Mime.
sofa, from Michigan, from Ohio, !
rom Nebraska
Not troubled With rb, u stism any
more-Judge Gatewood, "a Avery ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohio writes thus: | bought
bottle OF Salvation OIL for rheumatism.
with which was affected. The first ap,
/ plics,ion gave relief and | have not been
troubled siLce.
| The Vermont Marble company's quarry
IN Clar'ndon is proving very valuable
one. Two varieties OF marble which have
never before been found in this country
or in Europe sre found here 10 large guam
titles and are OF great value.
1t is positively without peer. Mr..
Walter Brewer, vinton. Iowa, says: l
bad very bad cough and few doses OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup gave relief and
ffected cure. would not be without
it in my family
The Hove Sca'e company. through it's
Ir silent, John A Mead, has purchased
tue eut re stock OF the Harris 1n Conveyor
company, which has been located 10 Chi
csso for The last Ell BIT years. Arrange,
ment. are being made for the removsl OF
the plant, to' l., mscbiuery and patterns to
Ruilsni. The new business will be Car
RED Gu 10 connection With the Hove scale
works, as sno'her addition to their bust,
ness.
| have been ssuf r 4 fr I'm catsrrh for
% yesrs. found immedists relief 10 the
use OF Ely's Cream Balm. 81 ee using it
have rot Suffered moment from head
a. be. core thloh or loss Of sleep, from
which previously suf red, caused by ca,
tsfrh. | consider your Balm 3 valuable
remedy r. g. yas,ar. 90 Warren ST.. New
Yo.k.
The local train from Burlington TO Rot.
land r,u over Theodore Bssuiry at MID
dlebnry Monday afternoon. making two
cuts on bis face aud smashing one foot
aud ankle 80 badly that they we're smpui
tsisd. Besudry is an obstinate fellow and |
vas warned to get "a the track ~ The
train YES coming he paid no t.ntion
to the warning snd did DOT heed the re,
pested whisilibg Of The engine. The ena
gins reversed the irsin wien be saw the |
man did not &c, 81 The IT ,ck. hut ss the
grade 10 heavy one tie train went from /
TO 10 feet over him b-fore coming TO 9
.isndsiill. Beaudry /. ever 80 years old
aud hiss large family.
The State Bcsri of Agriculture has orr
gained by The election Of Q NJ Tinsiou.
Of BraDdop. Gsnsrsi Secretary, aud Hon.
Victor l. Spear. Of Braistree. Clerk. IL
hss been decided 70 collect statistics Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Tho Press Wsshiasto ton special OF 10, {
evening says; A correspondent called 81
the house q e1 Secretary Blaine to night
u lesrn ne truth or fslsity Of the repeated
fanors tast Mr.. Bisiae hr or would be,
c1ms member OF the Roman Catholic
church. james q. Blaine, IT,, spoke Tor
The Blaine family. he said. This ram, 7
secms too shsafi 10 need contradiction.
IL is ats ,Intely devoid OF truth. can b,t
sjmire The ingenuity oil the author Of tie
tale tan Father Dpcey bad been selected
d iss,rpc, nv fsher into the Catholic
church. No member OF this family lie
sssre that my father has become Caiho,
nc and the eatire s,ory has 10 basis in
isct.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Toe reform club OF Nes York city had =
notable dinner Saturday evening Wit !
Cleveland rs the principal guest, and ALEC
many noted Democratic politicians from
New York and other states. But there was
stct.i absence OF Tammany and Hill mea
sni gen the genial Whi,ney was net
prescn. Two or three Of the speeches
were very bitter towards the Tammsny
crord but OF course the speakers were
nigsumps. Clsselands speech VAS con
ooaa8td 20 general stat sments and showed
nothsag Of sbst his plans may bs regard
log an extra session aud tariff reform "
matlers shout which people would like
moti TO know.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Jay G1aid's will ~as flied 10 the pro
hsis clicks flee 10 New York yesterday.
wish . declaration OF The executors 10
~h.ea the real est,te 10 thst state /, es,i'
mated II g. 600 900. aud the persona
property at $40 000.0o Under the in
hfrllsnce tor lac this will bring into the
state treasury sTo0 600. less . rebate Of
s25 900 II paid within sir months. and
New Ycrh city comptroIler's fees sggrega'
ing sbout $4,000 Toe es,imsts mskes
Gsuid stocks si'bio the lest ten days
- aii {, baye increased the total by
several milions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

TIE ws.hihs,on oorespoasen, Of The
Asy Yors Herald has been interviewing
t6s seesior, snd representatives 10 regard
1 : the restriction a immigration, aud nnds
arSDs ssntimeri Ia isvor Of the proposi
,ioss Macy are ready 10 cay With Senator
Uhsbdl-r tbsi for ,e.f there should be :
tidal closins Of the ss,es, The movemen'
!, s.ipin ground daily. aud there 10 20 ~,
parent reason shy the matter cannot be
.,itsei during this session OF congress, II
i question which Gill no, adm, Of dsr
lsF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

TIE Democratic press, 90 siriuous on
tie sshlef, Of pensions, never lfA III
vote sgainst the sar elsins that come NJ
chh I'll from the South and from con
isasr.te sources YET the st,orney genera
repsfls she eIsims Of this ella slfesdy se'
rregs,e s4Oo 600 900. lie says that ont O.
81 s2n 0o0 90 oi claims sdiadicsied LAST
,cst 0sl, 81 800, 900 were slIosed. The
rsst vsre ~ belly fraudulent, OF clsimf d
Nv men she ~ers dislo,al 10 The war Why
doe. 40, the Democratic prets cry ou,
ssslost its moutiious scheme TO rob the
geyelnmerti
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

lhe abandoned farms. TIE naauisctarias.
mining and ssricaltnral resources OF the
State. which will be compiled for srspor,
70 be Published cbisay Tor dis rlbaiion
81 The Void. Fair 10 advertise the s,irse
lions OF Vermont The Bosri desires
that towns wishing 10 have the ROsri
held meeiiags with them shouli make sp.
plicsiion At once, u 10 expected thu, the
winters programme Of meetings will be
made 90, by Japoarg aud II /. therefore
desirable thai such towns noiiig The secre,
tsry, q. NJ. Winslos, Brsudon. Is soon as
possible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

A true copy of record
23w Affect. j y FFkk Register
STAFFORD +. HOLLEY's ESTATE.

NJ aFFohD f. uoliLEI - ESTATE.
~ State of Vermont, District of Manchester, rs.
| IN Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the 2nd day Of December
A. ID. 1909
| Present II. X FOWLER Judge.
3 Frank Holley, Administrator on the estate OF
spaflord Holley late OF Dorset 10 said District de.
cessed, filed his petition In writing representing
| that the said spsiIord y. Holley, deceased, was
10 his lifetime under contract, bidding in Law aud
| equity. to deed certain lands In Rupert In said
District to David Towsoy OF said Rupert or bis
| assigns, said lands described M follows w wit;
One piece OF land situated In said town OF Rupert
decided BY Albert Kinney TO David Tow sley
October 3rd, 1865 and recorded In Book ~, page
$50 of the land records Of the town OF Rupert.
sara land containing about siry.fye acresl .aid
| piece Of land being Afterwards decided by said
| David fewsley to said spaaprd Y, Hollsy' Also
smother pace Of land In said town OF Rupert
doeded by Seymour Hafwood 10 David Towsley
about the year ls75 said deed being recorded N
The land records q sald town Of Kapert, said
land containing about two acres The above
pieces OF land we're decided by said Da-id 1rox,ley
to ssid 4, y. Holley January 5ib, iepg. aud
therefore prays for license 10 convey said i.uds
according to such contract
Nhereupon IL was ordered that hearing upon
said Application be had at a Ptobs,. Court
10 be- held At the Probate Office In Man.
ch ester In said District on ihe 2bd day u
Dcc.mber ~ 1892, at 10 o'clock A n. aud that
notice OF said application, the nature aud los.
sons thereof aud the time aud place Of btaf.
lug thereon. be given 20 all porsons Interested
by the publication horeof three weeks suacssisey
IN the Manchester J, pnsAL newspaper printed
at Manchester 10 said District, pf,vous 10 said
time Of hearing
A true roeor,
Atesi, J. \, PENN, Helirtsi,
True Copy o. Record,
31ws Attest. J " FEkk Htgsisr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

The committee representing the national
Nicaragua canal convention called st the
White hou,e Saturday aud paid their re-
specis to the president The presiden,
received them cordially aud. 1t lie report
ed, took occssiol 10 say 10 regard to the
csnsl. Tue world is calling for it. | do
not tee bow anybody can possibly Ind
GROUND fur obisction. The lack OF the
canal reisIds the progress Of the world. IL
is ouf coat lima i we do not proceed,
England OF come other power will. We
should no, permit this. Ali parts Of this
county arc equally interested lit touchts
ali
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Ttf nth service te'ofn sssocisiiobs 81
Baien Are shortly 10 meet and se1d
dflegsiics 10 wssliugioa 10 call upos
Tre.td.tt Cls,sissd. alter hn insesufs
tea. 9th the feqsest ior The general ca
iaasioa 81 civn service rsiofm- We esn
scare itosr ssilsles, Massachusetts 10
iofnsr, itsi they viii receive from TOE
denocucy. rsiherei n The capital sad
hubsry Tor ,poils. wun recep'ios--is
fact. . red bel ilm@
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

Are you disturbed st night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying With pain OF cutting ieethi II so,
send ., once and get bottle Of Mrs Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
log. II cures dysentery, disrrboes, regu.
lstes the stomach aud bowels, cares wind
collie, soitens the gums. reduces iufsms,
ton, aud gives tone and energy TO the
whole system, Mrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldett and bes, tensile physicians
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by al druggists throu shout the world
Price, % cents bt tile.
Tapley's tBraad Winner" ontvpsr al,
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JOSEPH MeBRiDE's EsrArs.

-
I" fTATE OF ygsnosT District Of Manchester, -
| 10 Probsts Court held at Manchester, within
and Tor ssid District Oh the u h day Of hoyebi-
Der A u, Iyl
| The ldmiristrator on the 30 ate " JosAph Mo-
\ Bride late 81 Manchester 10 sAid District de-
| esAesd. prtsentsd an application IN writing W
,Ad Court hing i1r license 70 sell part n the
real estate Of said decreased fsid real ss,sts
bsing honse iot stnsted IA the yilisys Of n.n.
ebe.ief on the east side ~ the highway leading
from Msnebsstsr Yillsgs 10 Manchester Centre,
| bounded on The north BY lands u Sstbssis .
I0sslsy, esst tknds " William Anjsf,0a aud
sfst ~ said hlghsai5 representing that ssts
ibefsaf s0ald be bereheiai 10 the heirs Of said
d cssssd aud those interested 10 ssd estate.
Whefeap0n IL Wa ordered ibs, hearing on
SID app icsii0n be held Al the Pfobals ONE in
ManchssieF 10 cad District on tbs 1ygl dag al
DscsrnbeY A d. isgz, a. 10 o'clock A. b And that
notice ofsad application, this nature and reasons
thereof sid the time aud plscs ~ hssrisg thsrs-
%, be gwen 10 all psrsoas interested By ibs
publication hereof three seeks sueesssiysiy IN
The Manchester J0uEstE. q nssspaper printed ~
Manchester IN said Distries, previous 70 ssii
time Of besriog.
true feoofd,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-15

- sTATE or VERMONT District Of Manchester, ~
la Probate Court held at Manchester, within
aud for said District on the 23fd day Of Nov, M.
Der A ID lt92.
Edgar l. Lawrence, Executor Of the estate OF
Merlu Bentley late 81 cumberland la said Dis.
rict dectAscd, presents bis Administration Acs
count for examination and allowance, and makes
app ica,lol Tor decree Of distribution and par.
tiIion Of the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon, u was ordered by said Court, that
said account and said application be- ~.
frfIed TO session OF said Court to
be held st tho Probate Office 10 Man.
chester, Ia said district, on the 2ysb day Of
December A. d. tss2, at ~ O'Clock Ia the forenoon
Tor hearing and docision thereon: And II IL
futjher ordered. that notice hereof be given "
all pers ms interested, by publication u the same
three seeks sueessayeIy in the MasonEsTrE
JOuRsAI., a newspaper published Al Manchester,
previous 10 said time appointed for hearing,
that they may appeAr AZ sald time and place and
sh3w ea1se, II sby they may have, why said &c.
count should not be Showed aud sueb decree
made
true record,
Attesl j. T. FENs Hsgister