The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-06-17
NEWS AND NOTES.

some OF the nlBn eCCleSlaSUlcS OF the
Established Church in England do not
seem to favor a strict theogical observ-
anco of the Sabbath. A short time since
the Primate of all England opened in the
East End of London an exhibition of
pictures which is to be opened on Sun
day, and the Bishop of Rochester pleads
for the opening of South London Poly
technic on Sunday. The drift in this
respect among English Christians ap-
pears to be in an opposite direction to
the current in this country.
Much has been said of late concern
ing the everyday use of hyponism. The
orator, the actor the superintendent of
a factory-all men who control their
fellows are advised urgently to sit at the
feet of DR.. Charcot. An Englishman
who lives at Rock Ferry has experiment
ed even with hens. He had one hen of
"a morose temperament who was
averse to rearing her chickens. One day
he made thirty or forty hyponetic
passes over her back and wings" The
day after her aversion was gone. She
took care of her own, she welcomed
strangers. American raisers of poultry
should remember that much depends on
the hen. 1t is said that game hens do
not possess susceptible tempera-
ment."
That woman may engage with success
in calling that is ap2areruJ lno t, ull-
err % I'D uTeCtion of all, is shown again
by the remarkable career of Miss "Midy''
Morgan, whose recent death is mourned
sincerely in New York. Her pre-emi-
nence as judge of cattle was acknowl-
edged in two worlds. Her daily contact
with men-and many of her necessary
associates were of rough description
convinced them of the sweetness and
sincerity of true wOmanhood. A man
in mind and occupation, she was the
type of the truly strong minded woman,
a term that is too often reproach.
L. ne's Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. Most people need to use it.
"A curious religious sect has been
discovered among the negroes of Vir-
ginia. There is in the town of Berkeley,
4 sect which is founded upon the total
abstinence from meat. 1t was organized
several months ago by negro named
Nathaniel Brown, who soon secured
about 100 followers. With these he To-
Gated in Berkeley, the promised land !"
His followers obeyed Brown implicitly,
Yelling their small possessions to secure
Ne necessary funds for reaching 'de
lIppy land of Canaan" A colored sis
| er explained to correspondent: "Dey
| Bde special favorites OBJ hebbin," she
said, San de good Lawd, he tell de
Yueenand de prophet (dat's Mr.. Brown,
Cat he low them to lib tree hundred
yeahs, and den dey goes straight to heb
In"
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Hiram Atkins, the unterrified DEM
oCat of Vermont. is testing the sweets
olthe new fame which is immortalizing
Sc many eminent people these days.
Hs picture appears in a syndicated pa
tet medicine lad" together with let
teifrom him telling how he "tested the
mtits" of the aforesaid medicine,
wbse name we will not even darkly
hIbat, and found it to be a bang-up
god thing. Hiram's faith is of the
rugged sort, as may be inferred from the
facthat he has been confidently expect
ingl Democratic victory in Vermont,
10! hese many years; and for that rea-
soIibere is wide field of usefulness for
HMM his new field of labor. Happy
Him, in finding a patent medicine
eliS! And happy medicine in gaining
so aithful champion.-Ne,o York
Trilne.