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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03

As u language English Is certainly di-
rect, in the way that 1t Is not given 10
the use Of polite paraphrasc. We re-
member notice in three languages af-
fixed to tine door OF u saloon ON board a
mail steamer, In English, the passen.
gors were forbidden TO do something
We forget the exact nature Of tho veto,
but it was curt TO the hast degree. In
Spanish, "Scnores the passengers were
requested not TO commit tho same Of
Tense. In Portuguese, "Tho grace OF
seuhores the passengers were prayed not
to- etc. After all tho meaning was
much the same, and the English version
had Mt least the advantage Of being the
shortest.
II Is this percmptory tone which has
perhaps given English its place In the
pr0verbiul classification as the language
of dogs. spanish" says tho proycrb,
tone talks to the rols;" in truth, it is
almost high flown enough for tho upper
regions, but we may note that the
provcrb WINS spaui.hiu origin. "Italian,
ono talks 10 ones frioEds,' Ono can be-
ctiusiyely warm In Italian and yet have
% ring OF sincerity, French Is capable
Of such infinite variety of udenrmeui,
and culolcmcuts that tho wanting SIN.
certify 10 mover missed. "Gpuuun, 10
ones horse and n no ugighs in am
swcr ho unHwrrs we suppose, in good
Gertuuu "Aui Eugli-h, To dog~
We'll it is inct that dogs understand
English better than amy other tongue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
TonirhI,s nrhalr n nrlen.

All Unnecessary armng fmcuts have
been made, says the OEI,u Standard
q today, for the gr,a. debate between
Ion. Frank =. Cannon AMI Hon.
Joseph l.. Rawlins, which will take
place IL tho Grand opera house o..
night. The house has been equally
divided between the Democratic u ID
Republican parties and 80 great was
he demand for the tickets HAT none
are now to be had. Judge IL. W..
smith will be the Democratic Cnaif.
man AMI Judge o. Il. Leonard VIII be
The Republican representative. The
meeting will be under the cole charge
" these gentlemen. lne doors viii be
thrown open ut 1880 ami the debate
will commences NJ ; o'clock, being
1tened by Mr.. Rawiius, who ppuahs Tor
one hour, followed rs Nc Cannon Tor
IN hour and half Sir. Rawiins clos
lug In half an hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03

And .n accordance with the law aud order u
tho board of drtcinrs, made Auy. So. 1853, 90
many shares 0f each parcel uf tusu stock as
MAY ice necessary VIII hp sold 40 she ONCE VI
th, President OF aaid cU'upsuy, 5. 2, spencer,
room o., 80. % " second south -ucut, GU
WUIutslAy. SOY, 2irl. lssp. 10 u O'Clock, noon,
pay AVID nssc-siunnt thereon together with
tUt .uat OF atyCrtlflug and expenses NJ slio.
EbWlN DOMDEN,
s,gretary Hymllsyr Malug Company,
once 81 a o. NAM street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03

D be separated from him tut was told
hat hU must be taken away.
Niways melancholy he tccnme
Sofbr. hrUOdlng constantly on
he prospective parting, soon,
~ pni1 his mind became uuhiuged;
io got dangerous and tprforigei tnu
nrighb0rs 60 that extent that "a cOm-
llnint was sworn uut agslna. him
which resulted In HE arrest, Deputy
Lacon said TINT In sll his experience
~ an officer his iuss.e With Pctor0n
vas the seveTest.
The maniac occupied cell In The
ity jan last night uui fought AMI
tr0anoi ell the while fotay he wR4
,aknn before the Probate court and cX.
,nlncd ~ 10 hi8 sanity While In tho
,lutt room he hui two ~ three ITS.
lie was pronounced 1i unfluud miud
add ordered 90 the Territorial insane
.syum at Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
Today's Probate Court.

Eatate and guardianship of May,
Daisy and Helen Ser, minors. Hear
ing on petition for letters OF guardian.
ship, and order made appointing Kate
Lail guardian Oh filing bond In the
sum OF $3.50 and taking the usual oath.
Estate OF William Rosevear, deceased.
Hearing on petition for probate OF Will.
In pursuance OF order for commission
10 issue, the silldEvits OF Walter,
Thomat and John Rosevear, subscrih-
ing Witnesses TO the last will Of the
deceased, taken before the u. y. consul
at Falmouth, England, were read as
evidence, and directed TO be filed. An
order was made admitting the will 20
probate and admitting Mary Clark
and Ann Mark executors, ON tiling a
bond In the sum OF 80 900, and taking
the required oath.
Estate Of Briant 5trlnghm, deceased.
Hearing on statement OF admlnistra-
tors Of estate and petition Tor their dis.
charge. Petition granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
THE CIVIL CALENDAR.
List OF Gases Set by chief Justice Zane
this Morning.
WEDNESDAY, nov. o.

NENNL-bAA N1Ns 10
/, ~ c.ot. tJ,r,,ysr,t, ga. l. IA.
-, y, ', So'''h i'"'N '"'' w. Voc 90 "
"n'' ~ 9H.c,, tI.,Iwor. C,. va.I.H.
NJ 81, - N''''-'
John II. Bailey VI. Il. Clawfon ct Al.
~ >, H. o''y brewing w. We ''''
S'"''' ..,,,,,.s,.,,. ,,.,. IA
lh'''DN'' "''' '''
Charles l.. Holman et al. W. Edwin
Doust ct al.
Ahli' i'''''''' w. d. We 10y ''''
4. O. Bsst W. Andrew J. Burt ct nj
y,,,.y NV a.
f"'HA j NV '''
George Webb Va. II. II. Parsons.
W. j. Dowell ct al. VI. r. II. Par
sons.
fefuih'hu D'cNef' w. 'On" '''''
MONDAY, SOv. "a.
ou,..,.. s,,,.,y -, ,l o.. J,hn
~, ina ~ "f''''"
S.srp' S,',,.noo, %, Ansr,v l. Burl.
49,; =; =, "a tt,,',,,,,,, -. pr,,gr tr,ryv
S lwily, ~ it ,,u % INV
r,,rsn,v snv 49,
ho'N ''''
Am. Oak Leather Go. W. STANDARD
Gig Saddle Go. ct al.
Am. Oak Leather Co. W. standard
Gle Saddle Go, OF al. (another case'l
Emma Smith VI. Charles smith.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.
Iot,u s,,th,o,ti, y. avndlcate Ius
w. '''''
u Iohn s,uthworth vs. Knoxville Ins.
va '''' " - -
John Soulhworth Va. Svea Ins. 20.
THURSDAY, SOY. H.
E,ad,rI,v whitehead W. Rocky Mi.
pali S r"I % A''''o'N We . WIN" "
~ Etay.,so, % L. IA p,r.ous.
Jar wi '' TaitcIongh w. san LaEs
ri,,,
FRIDAY, SOY. Is.
James Il. Conner ct al vs.. o. j. LIS
u. \. Railway 90.
Edward q. Hooper 1t al vs. >. H.
CITY Railroad Go.
Frank Leak VI. II. q, W. Hallway
Co.
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Why THE DESERET NEWS SHOULD
BIZ SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
ENCE TO Any 0THER PAPER.

1t IL the organ OF tho Church Of
jesus christ Of I.attcr.day saints, aud
,lo authorized medium through which
sac yiews. wishes and instructions Of the
Church Authorities AZ, eaprosati and
g.vcn 90 tho Saints.
at may always be- -,Ici upon NJ
advocating ur defending tho tight .ido ~
every question proper forputlie journals
io tfct. upon.
81, 10 devoted 10 tho Interests uf tho
Ia,tor.lly saints. and has, from IT, iu-
r,puou. yallanty defended tho,r rights
aud advocated tho principle m which
they hoIeyo' and every Lattcf.day saint
should therefore feel uudor obligations to
do his par, IN helping to sustain 10.
tits not Published Tor speculation,
and never has been. but !or tho good
which D. is capable OF accomplishing ,ho
profits. 1 any there be- derived fom 10,
boiug devoted 20 extending i's sphere of
usefulness and hcneduiur the commu.
nity.
Oh, is doing its utmost 10 establish
home industries, among which arc paper
making and typo.founduC, sioroolypng
aud oloctroplatlug 80 branebo, necessary
TO the development and Independence OF
the community, but which, during their
infancy (which In this Territory they
h'vc not yet passodl, can only be carried
on NJ a pecuniary loss.
D-rhorc is no danger OF any sub.
scribur to the SE,vs failing 60 got what he
Hubsctihes Tor through faiiurU Of the bus.
iuess and % suspension OF The publication
"a result In the caso u hundreds Of
newspaper ventures ovory year.
lit Is printed in readable type, 40
that ovon tho aged can pou5o Ii without
difficulty or danger ~ thoir oyoslght.
SIT is free from objectionable ndyor-
tisomcnts, 40 that no parent need fear
that his children will have their minds
corrupted from having accoss to Il, In
fact Il refuses thousands of dollars worth
OF the best paying advertisements aunu-
ally, because It Is devoted to the moral
and spiritual interests Of Its readers In
slead OF 10 getting gain NJ their expense.
AAN A'AN - A'N 80 hAaN'A ~ IANlNN
opinion nor the hope Of gaining subscrib.
0ts or advertisements. Il advocates that
which il righ, and condemns shat which
b. wrong, regardless Of results, financial
or Otherwise.
lot never nausoatos It's rendors by
palmiug oil columns u soil. praise for
nows Items.
1.-THE NEWS practices no deception
and resorts to no subterfugos TO induce
people to subscribe; but on tho contrary,
proicrs To stand on i's own merits, NJ the
peoples newspaper, with promise only
n do It's utmost TO give It's patrons tho
full value of their monoy-a promise
which II has endoayorod to faithfully
keep In the past,
i2-Iu conclusion, u a Lattor.day
Saint can afford TO subscribe for only ono
newspaper, that paper should DO the
DEsrREr NEwsi aud II moro than one,
the News should invariably DO tho FIRST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03

win Zee your experience Wncn you've
uonnod one OF uur handsome tull
suits Vanity IN pride without "a
hesls, a table without legs, but your
pride on getting one ut these suits
wilt b" as Tar removed from vanity
a. Ois CON 10. Nou'ii have some
thing to Doe proud OF md have right
Co bc'pruud OF yourH"ii on that ac-
count. The ht2 you ask. A. perfect
as summer day. The style? A.
close Co. the pr,scnt moment ~ the
,pafks TO the anvil. The material?
lio best that the season c,u produce.
The price? Well, fyoU run beat a.,
then curve made IL record that can't
he broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03

Tho Unfortunate lot OF Those who Find
i.,is Snt Worth Living.

Tho unoortg,,,, IA, a, Tim, v,o Find
,..is Sot worth Living.
Two DISTINGUISHED moGcrn Fuglisl
authors hnvn taken fora story themr
the question OF suicide. MIR Robert
Louis Stevenson told of the droll per
fomuncs Of a. club whose object If
was to look after the extinction of i,-
members. Mr.. +. NJ Bmre has writ
ton q somewhat similar story called
Better Dsad." Il. too. tells about %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
PECULIAR CASE OF INSANITY.


After eight hours OF hard work
Deputy Sheriff Lscon brought to this
city from Superior Subdivision, near
North Point last night, Aatone Peter.
son, a powerful anu desperate maniac
pr twenty-five years Of age.
Peterson recently arrived hero from
Sweden, his native land, said d .uuly
Lacon today. His case Ia a peculiar
2np. Ho has been subject to Hts sinoe
nis toyhood and some tine ago 1t was
uggssted that he be sent to the hospl.
.nl where hn could he treated Tor
IBIS 0fillctiOn. lie had IA strange
anu unaocouutable affection Tor hi
Alher with whom he lived. tis said
nat his devotion to HE Parent amount.
III ioa manla'and he refused absolutely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The IiymElaya Mining Company Location of
pTtaaipAfplsot II husiusg-, SAT- Lake t,y,
| 'tah f0yftur., location Of mines, iIntIh
Disuios sundlt connty, Utah.
NIOrlC!D - TuRRk ARE nEtINQrINT
~ on tho folthTfrr described stock mn ie
count nt hSsessfhoni Nu, II, LEVIED June ,AA
W. The 1ysrul Amnuut- opposite tho ui nc
VI tie rel tfuyu stockholders. o. tuuoWs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03
OBITUARY.

We copy III, foliosine from the Dunn
vile, Csn.ds. Reform Press:
"A. Brosuson, Esq te Collector OF
Customs, " no passed ssay on ,'urdsy last
was one Of the oldest inbsbiiapts Of this
villsee. and was veil kn3sn for upwards
Of forty year. tbronsbou' the neighboring
comfy
n. sss b ,rn At Sunderland, Vermont,
Ia the mouth Of J.uuur, 1870, He came
81 good old Puritan family, aud di.plsy'
20 through life that's IL OF Independence
and self relisncs which has heen 40 con
spicuous a Characteristic in the desc 70
dan's Of the Pilgrim isthtt-.
lie len home A. an sari7 sge, and after
residing . te~ wears IN the city Of Roches
tel be came TO Canada H. was located
for shor, TINS in Hamilton. aud after
xsris Al Port II ,biuson, sni IN 1915 he
settled q DuBusille. He vas tcr snumber
Of years engaged 10 tue Il We sud tinwsre
business, end 10 emp ct,on sith the late
l. ]. Westb~fby --,ahl.hed aud carried
on . fonuify. h- w.s also ENGAGED in =
number oi mstcsBtf- pursni's aud ium.
bering Tor some tim. 10 1874 he vas sp
,intei Collector ~ Customs q, this porn
and continued u haid tie Office until bis
drath.
~. u.a..aO H.. vi.aUs A..n q pnnn
lar msu. sud tii rrra' arsi both 10 pub'
lie aud private capacity 10 promote the
prosperity OF Duunviiie. he formerly
took part 10 municipal mstten. He Vas
once OF twice Reeve OF The Township ol
Meulton, before The Village Of Dunnvills
v.s Incorporated. Hs "a. fcr many year,
. ,chooi trustee aud Il vas mainly
through bis Efforts th.t the present site
Of our pabhc School vas purchased and :
brick bniliius erec.ei thereon.
He sss 81 che time conn. cisd viih The
press tie as isin, proprietor sod pub
iisher OF the Hsidimsnd IadePsaieai, tbs
fret uevspspet isssed "a the county Mr.
l. j wes,berby s.s his partner 10 Tbs
baslaess. Soon siler settling 10 Danrville
be married Miss EBx,be,h Holdiieh. O
Port Rsbiosob. who survives him.
M. Bfosnson wss member OF th'
M.souic trs,srhnr he sss initis,ed IL
Ani,y Lodge up~sfd. Of forty years sso
nd soou Ai,ss thu, lodge vas ART formed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

Every Free Trade paper in :he country
IL still, maintaining that the average rate
under the Mckinley Tariff Is 60 per cen,
Nos. shat arc the actual fsc,sf The latest
Hsnres II hand are those ending Septem
bsf 30. 1891. Daring the IL months end,
log on ,hs, day our imports we're vslu ,d
az follows.
Free Of duiy sAls 465 439 81, dutible
sil3, 2o3. i05 is; total ssa2 Cos COS. is; total
duties collected during these twelve
months sl99. 0io. 020 ~.
II will be seen. then, that during the IL
months ending September 30, 1891. the
average rats OF duty on dntiable import
vas AZ per cent. while on total imports,
the hones, way OF reckoning. IL Vas only
~ per cent
III. Free Trader lie not only disbones,
10 bic smouut bat be uses dishonest meth
Oh 10 getting ., H. He only computes the
rate on duusbie impors BY this mode
OF reckaains Gres, Bfissin's average rate
Is n-sriy 100 per cent Suppose our $500.
1900 Worth Of imports oil came 10 duty
free vi,h The exception Of $4,000 sorth'
upoa Which ue collected SO. 600 duty
Would oar sverige rate Of da,y be 20 pei
css,g Toe fact Is. - nearly ~ 90 cen cal
cai.,s Il, tas, oar preseni average rate Il
- pr cent -less thsa sny time sinc-
1sEt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

George Buehsnsn hss sred The village
Of Barre for so. 600 for injuries received
While desosndins the stairs OF the opes
house nearly two year ago. whereby
Bachansn bad one arm 20 badly inlared
that IL bad 10 be smpntsted. The suit 10
based on The bad condition OF the Opera
bcuse steps At the time. aud TIE fact that
the building Is village property
II. McQaillsns stage, running between
Por, Kent aud Darlington. got into Lake
Champ plain sbou, oue mile south IRON
the Burlington lighthouse "Wednesday
afternoon. II was three hours before the
stage aud horses were got out There
we're four passengers. bui they escaped
getting vet by jumping from the sleigh.
r. Tabor OF westfora hAs been usv.
cling 10 Jericho. underhill, Richmond,
Waterbury. Hyde Park. Hsrdvick, Stove,
Morristovn, wolcot,. Mansfield, Calais
and Montpelier IN the pas. lev week. To
. Free Press reporter be said that 10 toe
above towns snow rollers we're used. and
there we're no pitch holes in the roads to
amour, TO anything. He conld not help
noticing the difference in the roads rolled
and not rolled when be encountered some
Of the latter with back breaking holes
every few rods. The people OF these
towns where rollers are used be said were
unit for them.
The revised roster Of Vermont troops in
the war OF the rebellion is rapidly app
preaching compleiion.. The Watebman
Publishing company OF Montpelier who
are printing the work have nearly finished.
From the present outlook this roster will
be the most omplete history OF the troops
OF any State in the war OF the rebellion.
Vermont has not only looked after the
soldiers who went from her own borders,
but as far as possible has taken great pains
10 hunt mp the record OF her sons who
served In the regular army. navy aud
marine corps, he colored troops and IN
organizations from other States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03
ELIZA Ann HorLry

Entered INTO res, on the morning OF Feb.
3 1898 Mrs. Eiiz, Ann Holley. The d.
ceased w.s the oldest daughter OF U. >,
X mt. born 10 1898. A, the age OF q she
vas m srrisd TO Goo Is. Holley With whom
she lived most happily until his death In
1869. This severe affection nearly over
whelued her bat. sustained by Him who
said, ! will no, leave you eomfortless. che
was enabled cheerfully sod with renewed
fideliiy to devote herself TO the interests OF
her family and the church which she dear
" loved. and 10 the work and prosperity
Of which she retsined 9 lively interest to
her Last hour Of consciousness. Bot
leave the much that IN light be said OF her
sctivs life sud pass on to the years OF
patient waiting which were its browning
glory. They also serve who only stand
spd wait and for an active temperament
waiting IA the hardest task. Bot she en-
dured the hardness With such cheerfuiness
seldom speaking OF herself but always
showing a ready sympathy IN the Joys and
sorrows of others. tbst her presence wss
an inspiration and the hours spent beside
her bed or wheel chair are bright spots in
many lives. Add We doubt not that 10 the
the book Of the recording angel is a list OF
lessons OF cheerful submission and patient
trust taught all uuconsciously by thai
helpless woman. blessed are the dead
which die 10 the Lord. from benceforlh
they rest from their labors and their works
do follow them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

He v1s also Q charter member Of MeCal'
lam Chapter Of Royal Arch Mssoes. he
bed allied The chairs Of W. Master Of The
Lodge. priecipsl Of The Chapter add Emf
nen, Piesep,or o. the Prccspiory.
He vn msn vhose loss will be feli by
The co,nrnsiiy 10 which be lived, - be
wss ofs social disposition, ever ready to
,oio 10 friendly Intercourse siih bis neigh
hors ADD iello.,ci, aces. aud being OF 30
soiive temperament be ~n for the most
part Of b.. time engaged 10 tbs improve.
menn Of bis property. OF which be had
accumulated . good share, snd was thus
doing bis hes, to improve the village
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

Secretary Foster hss gone 10 Europe tor
bis health. Secretary foiger died 10 ofiics
from oser~ort; 30 did Window. and Man
nin,' death soon sflsr his retiremen, ws
due 70 the sane Cause. The Office !. be-.
coming too bis Tor ope man unless be has
tie phys,qae Of 10 Sullivan. There are lev
pubhc men in the country who exhibit
more d tie oat~srd signs OF strong pbysi
ca endurance than Secretary Foster, spd
the failure oi bis health strengthens snew
the general conviction that the position oil
seenthry OF tbs treasury Is not TO be Gov
elej by one who is looking Tor sinecure
or Who hol1s lous lie and good health as
something more TO be coveted than Official
bonors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

TIE pas, year hss been oas Of great sn
eoarasca.ept 10 cur scodiy state. Oar
n-asafseianes bss been quite largely
decreased and the ssle Of farms 81 . slight
iurr..se 10 price shows that cur Chief 10
sas,ry /. 10 . healthy coalition. The
in rpvsnsst comes from tso isc,A Yer
NOT, people are nsdins cut that Il 10 more
ss end auiIs ss prOn,sbls 10 invest their
surplas ueaey ., home than 70 ssnd II TO
boom fictitious towns snd business enter
prisss si The Soa,h and West They hsvs
slso ioatd the, farming iaeicicasly ma
sgei can be made 70 pay.
The Beard Of Agrical.rrs be- recently
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

Frsa tho Ne. York World 10 Disguised
vllh toe say ns party 10 carrying things
81 Aibany ssd calls = bait II Gays fou'
men absolutely conuol Legislation, aud
.oiss d.srseeiai iabs have besn passed
lalsusb aud others have beeo started on
q cir say, Tue FAC, is thu, ms,ters sre
orss than they we've during the reign OF
Bee T.esd. We do 90. mean that I'd Z,
have stolen IS much money Is rseed and
bic fellow conspirsiors stole. bat they
have . more complete control OF the leg
is.tafe aud II they keep on ~ they have
began lbey gill eIeiipse Tweed's .tesiinss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

TIN urIrpp sTaTn 10 sor aSThoanH
rmr grmygos. (fnorp1srn Tinry.) rAcs
ran samH STANDPOINT As ornsELvn. I'm
cAsbT or rRr1n sTaTExns - soT 10 sn.
crHn ran EsRaEsT ,souSr or WEALTH roA
Enras oorsYKr. pvT 10 rnr ~. NJ sHAT'
rsna xrln rossfntn THn srIsnAhD or
oamrosr lzos0 TnH WORKING cLassEs. 49,
gs.e.s4. TIsaog
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03


II. g. Hood. 90 Enelish,born mechanic
Ii wing 10 Philadelphia, says: In England
/ worked ~ mechanic in shop OF about
twenty men. My wages ranged Is high
- thc highest. and being Of = frugal turn
OF mind commenced 10 save. and 1t the
end Of four years had accumulated the
sum Of eighty pounds. or sA00. which is
considered very good saving for me
chspio, even one who has no one to keep
on look after bu, himself For the benefit
o. those Of our citizens who say there Is
nothing In Protection for workingman,
aud who offer him ~ . balm for every sore
reduction Of the Tariff. or Whist would
ultimately lead 70 Ffee,Trade. will make
= confession which will not 10 the least
harm me, while !, may do some OF our
Free.TrAde iiisnds great deal OF good.
To. Wit. that when / came TO this country
and commenced work as . mechanic. liv
ins in Q similar wsy TO what did 10 Eng
land, | found that instead OF saving 81 the
rate OF one hundred dollars per year. |
could save Al the rate cf $500 per year,
and lived inst az well in every particular
After bed paid my board and laid ares
sonsble smount away TO procure clothing
snj sundry articles which every young
mar fsquires. with little to spend. had
more lei, than ! received Tor vsgesin FL g
Land.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

q H. psnsigprrs 10 Csesas arc oo1sidor.
silly sKaeised over . bill inuodaoed 70
Csagf@ss 10 conpsl holders Of Y. b, pen
..uss 10 1--we 10 The nspublic, There I'
1915 net drawing pensions for services
aafiss iLe ts1eil.os iislss 10 csnlas. she
.aoal6 The ball become lac. would bs's
10 9 .s,os b,,.eeD losing their rewards Of
OF tLtif bom~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03
a WILLIAMS EarA1E.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE..

MNISbIUNFKS' NUIICE'
" Esssts Of Dawn fssEf.
m, nnasrslgnsd having been appointed BY
az non. PROBATE Court fer the District 81 Man.
shsslsr Com fnissionsfs, 10 receive. srsmins ara
.s,s,t III claims and demands OF al persons
against the estate 81 ,
A. la w. rtet. dseassod snd all claims sIbibii-
"a NJ on.st thereto hereby give notice thai ~
M NEE, tof tbe purposes aforesaid al ihs store
"a korman o Hard II Ess, Afingt,n 10 ssld Dis'
lrse, 90 the 8 day 81 August, pert from y o eio<s
mill O'Clock on tAid dAt sbn thA'
-. montbs from the eth dAy u February
I. q, 1854 10 the time limited BY said cours iot
cid creditors 10 prsssnt their CLAIMS 70 hs ipf
examination aud allowances
Dated al Arlington this BIB dsy OF sssfaAJ
NORMAN o. HLnD, cou,u
E0BEhT A. bLAik,