The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-01-22
NEWS \ ID SuTES.

The arguments of those who ridicul-
ed the idea of tin-plates being made in
this country were routed by the appear
ance of a very good quality of terne-plates
on the market several months ago and a
concern in the near vicinity of Pittsburg
is now preparing to put tin-plates on the
market. The price of the ternes is about
that of a similar grade Of foreign plates.
The year 1892 will probably witness the
placing of large amounts of both tin and
terne-plates in I'll the principal American
markets. At present there are no less
than twenty-three American concerns al
ready engaged III the industry. OF these
five with capacity of 3, $50 boxes of tin
and terne-plates per week are already
operating and the remainder with an ag-
gregate capacity OF over 100000 boxes
per week are III course of construction
and will. in all probability, be putting
plates on the market this year.-BOstOn
Commercial Bulletin.
Coughing Leads 10 Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once. 44yl
The people may be counted on to re-
rebuke state-stealing Hillism when
they get a crack at it. At the chart, T
election in Seneca Fslls, Democratic
stronghold. usually with 200 or moro mo
jority, the Republican candidate for presI-
dent was elected over the present Dem
ocratic incumbent, and the board of trus-
tees, which had five Democrats to four
Republicans, was revolutionized, the new
board standing six Republicans to three
Democrats.
Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cures rhau
matlsm aud Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe.
The stockholders of the First nation
bank of Poughkeepsie have no use for a
man who helped to steal Legislature
At the annual meeting yesterday, to elect
directors, Smith Knapp, one of the
board, was rejected and another man
chosen in his place. Knapp WAS one of
eighteen Democratic supervisors of Dut-
chess county who manipulated the fraud
ulent Mylod return by which Deane,
Republican, was counted out and Os-
burne, Democrat, counted in as senator
from the fifteenth district.
The new engine house for tho fire
department on the "ISland" in Bellows
Falls is fast nearing completion. The
building is two stories high, with room
for the steamer and one hose company
on the lower hooI and large hall up
ctairc Tho hnil1inn will annfatn
batteries for the fire alarm system and
all needed appliances for keeping the
water hot in the steamer. William A.
Russell donates it complete to the vii
lage and also gives the use of horses from
the Fall Mountain stables to be used to
haul the steamer in case of fire.
La ne's Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day, Most people need TO use it
1t is a singular fact that four of the
leading clergymen of the Troy, n. Y,
Presbytery were natives of Vermont and
almost CONTEMPORARIES in the Ministry
for 40 years. Rev. Nathan S. S. Beman,
ID. D., of Troy was born near POultney,
Rev. Andrew J. Fennell, d. D., of Glens
Falls was born in POultney. Rev. JOna-
than II. Noble, d. D., son of Hon.
was native of Tinmouth
and Rev. George r. Tyler, d. D., of Ian
singburg, a son of Hon. Royal Tyler
long time Chief Justice of Vermont and
among the first American nOvelists, was
a native of BrattlebOrO'. The last named
are still living at advanced ages.
There is touch of the romantic about
that decision of tile women of Poland to
wear nothing bht black this year in com
memoration of the year 1872 when their
country lost its independence. They
have the sympthy of thousands. But
public feelings in Eurore is not in con-
dition just now when old wounds can be
openly nursed without danger