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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14
STATE Ws.

Ii vas att ounced That Rev. William
Bogert Walker has resigned the rector
ship Of st P,ters Episcopal church OF
Bennington, over which be hos been rec
tor for nearly SIX years, with request
that 1t be acted upon immediately. Later
10 the day it became known that the resig-
nation was IN ide at tle demand OF COM
mlttee IRON TIA ves,rymen, and accepted
by the same. Mr., Wake has been one OF
the leading clergy men Of the diocese, is
40 official 10 eli tae grand Masonic bodies
70 Vermont AGd i chairman Of the conn
ID lttee 10 10 Iiy Father Hall OF bis eleci
tiou to the Li.hopric Of Vermont Mr.
walker lrlt for Brooklyn Saturday.
A fire originated in The explosion Of
gasoline 10 the bisemett Of the plum bling
establishment Of W u. Newton, Of Ben
oington, Tbursd y night aud spread 70
the stjoiuipg iry goods store Of A. X.
Ritehie Il Co. Total - &c 900 to 81, 900.
Rev G. T. Carter has rttigued as pai
tor Of the College street Congregational
church at Burliu. I Il.
Those addlt.o al Premiums have been
awarded V,rmout Morgan horses at the
Words Fair live II lek show; Sweep.
stakes Tor stall ioa, 3 years old or over,
drst premium, Joseph Bhtell, Middle
bury. jesse second, ; II Souie Of Fair
field Mare Of sny age Joseph Baitell, Of
l. S Drew wAs awarded
Gre, premium ga bis , yesr'old Ayrshire
bnll Rising Stsr, 3ye.foIl and under l.
.ecoad c. n Wilson. Of Brandon.
The seslsreeu slate uust known As the
Vermont Slate company, hAs decided to
continue working four d,ys week duIiCg
The month Of Sspten bef With 70 rednei
uou IN vsges from lbs, paid during The
summer. After Syptsmber 80 1t viii susl
peg d operations entirely uu'ii the ,iUes
sill warrant 90 uupii5u,
Il is stated ths, Sevpoh vIll nsks an.
,,ber attempt through Congressman
Gront. At tbis ai u TO get A. sppfopria, J
iou Of $50, 600 hrs rablio tutdiDg
Hen y c. Iie. OF 81 Joh-stury. Ia. sci /
,eptei tie posnios Of ClIst Justice 'ol
samoa, aud expects g leave Tor tia Toh
10 tie October steamer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14
SILVER Notes.

The MINIS OF the United States pro
duce 10 year / 800 900 on zee. OF gold
and 10000 900 ouuces Of silver. Forty
times as much silver is produced as gold.
10 1850 the sold mined was |, 700, 900; the
silver miued was 80 OO0. 600. The ratio Of
silver mined to gold bss been steadily TO-
or.ssiu The bullion value OF silver
dollar was 100 cents 10 1873, the year Of
It's demonet zulo1 NV 1t is about IS
cents
The United States stands frat among
tie silver producing couutfies. Mexico
.ecoud, Australia t1lrd, Bollvls fourth,
sud Cblll 9th. Silver pro uc'ug count
rles are usu ally Toor countries when they
have 90 ttasr "a port OF greater value,
Ia silver money France ,tapds At the
bead Of eli ua'Ions 10 the per capita
smoua,, SIS per IuLsbi,.tt Holland is
second vitb Sli, he UoIted States third
uitb s., Germany bss 81 y Crest Brit
lSn hss 81 70
The SILVER cuir-uey OF tho world
amounts 10 81 9Gs 90 600 The gold cur
rencv Of the w3tii Ampunts to s G52 OOOl
900 Fr.uce sands fret smoDg nations
10 respect Of 4. ] COO tue Uu,lei States
second &c msuy third, aud Great Brit
"a fourth Per ca ia, France has $50 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14
AdNlCa 10 hIpthars.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II SO
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win
flows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ug. 1t cures dysentery, diarrhoes, regu
lates the stomach and bowels. cures wind
collie, soltens the gums reduces sliuham
ton, aud gives tone AMI energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription Of ore
OF the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by oil druggists throu8 bout the world
Price % cts q bottle,
Ispley's BREAD Winner" ont wear oil
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

The New York Tribune prints some
very seuslbe reua Ks 90 the business sit
u,tisu by George G. Williams, president
OF the Chemical National Bank. ksssIi:
There las been vast improvement IN
the financial situation apparent here with
in the past two or three weeks, The gen
orally improved condition is reflected 10
the cessation Of bank failures through out
the county. 10 few instances do we hear
Of the development Of difficulties among
business concerns Of any magnitude, while
establishments which were ten porarlly
suspended are regaIuing their feet again,
Confidence, the 81, meut so much desired,
Is gfsduslly returning, aud as go "a as the
ssnste passes the bill repeating the silver
clause 4 the Sherman act We will see
still further -" 900 --~~'
10, II can fsFdly be expected after such
.tfemen0ous shaking up as the country
hes had in It's business system we can get
back slI at ouce where We were six months
ago. for it is much easter to go down hill
than to go mp. The ctops, as whole,
seem to be promising, the general indust
rial condition Of the coantry appears to be
lair and labor Is finding employ ment at
remuuerstiye prices
The tremendous shaking up" may be
best appreciated 10y a comparison. At
the end OF the first half Of the current year
the average Of closing prices Of twenty
five leading New York stocks, not Inc'udI
ing any of the industrial group, was $50
July %. or Il So than one month later, this
sverags had dropped to A. g. That vas
the eliminating point, and It's relative inn
portsuce, ~ measuring the intent y Of
tie panic, may be seen from the fact that
At the culminstlon OF the Bsting panic Of
the latter part of 1890, the lowest average
of the same stocks was 30 s, or II 4
nIgb,r II 10 SIS % Other stocks, on
bonds, 90 manufacturing bank and misl
ceIlsneous sbsres be figured, tue MAD lie
overa helmed sith the immense aggregate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14
IapoTtaa. itoass iitIis.

Al The close VI the session Of tie House
We'd Ltsdsy sboat so genera bilis, 1900
pllrste billt and ] o !oilt resolutions were
pres Gated tot reference to The proper eomi
uiltuoe TIE measures en- body Eroposi.
iious Of Gil ehsueteA AuOag Tie nost
i'm poriatt are The following
By NJ Mercer Of stbntks To eslIb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

IaERf il every indication ihsls dehcli
IN the United States treasury OF 500 VOo'
600 will eIl.i q, the end Of the hscsl
year J-ne 80. 1894, uuless measures are
,.ten 10 avert It, Al the present rate CT
receipts The aggregate receipts for the
cutrept hseal year vii be $3.50, 900, OoU
THE rate Of expenditure, Tor the pss' sso
months. II ooosnned through tss year
will amount 10 s426. coo, OU0 II this raj
,o vete kept up the deficit ., the bal
.nce Of the year would therefore be ptaf
" sloQ, 0o0. o00, bu, this ratio 10 not Ell
pectsd ta.conunae, The receipts, It i'
believed. will be frsster aud the uPeu'
dnutss lighter,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

TEr rfe,s8sst .sd ID Porai1 vile a't
70 t.s O. asrsialslsa o. TIE btrta q saa'tsr
d.uFAtt. Il lsy he bad i5r baby hail
xLaas so.s v.,l nov bs 0ui q .aiai. bat
TIE caagttr ess siAEd "ubltmted eol9.
49,. is TIA diteeu9s BEtLI 10 TIE
waite uoast L.rt Z eel al very rare o."
earfeEss. AID 90 sfe Dot sore shsi the igl
Thor aftwo sucl occasions 10 deserving O.
.tL.fI pra q .ou.d he II OILY Be sefe
. rrpgbhe&a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14
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L.r1 ts@ - sit saas 81 ihs ara =
thf rtegutsE eGoft Bay
Nv stat % sllaFfibG Not uaos he "",
ay, ibs Arzy AS harY Jourr,l- cas- tee
ol4.t fetiuuas oGsasr recall l.5t vtfa
tl,fs .srt e. EsEf sppllcsss, GOOD
r,ctssla,. sill @fa ss3 lsborihg Ess
r,etu.l,. vssrs TIA. .rs clsuyttas -
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

JOINS q, Il. ADAMS Of Massachusetts,,
wu chossu eommABdsf.ib'ehici Of Ihe q
A. II, Coin wake 81 ladl.ba. senior
wee eommsudtr, sbd J, C. c. Bsg,r OF
TtIn junior vice coluAudtr, practically
.HA5at any oppo,Illoa. The uew conf
u.udtr iu,ebiei is ore 81 tie most Popu
l,r veterans 10 Ssu ksglsod, bs'ius been
ior years 81 seIrs sBd iuaasntiAl meml Ct
OF abe department 10 M'ssseh ass,ts lie
.alatsd In 1861, before be VA -, ,cfr'
ips itroash the v'r AID rising 10 1hi rAnG
Of captain. lie ha been Posimasler .,
Ltru spd drpaiy tupeiiubudtal u the
Cascord reiornatory, AID !, gov sergeant
.lHE. u the kcuse q representative al
MsssIeb astlp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

hoc5RptSo TO the Banner, The editor
having iuter1iewed them ell, Beunine tob
manufacturers are not very hopeful OF The
inmedists failure II ia the season OF the
year when they are generally full OF or
der. and raining day and night. Nov
,one ATE shnl dosn entirely, come Iun'
uias rart OF the weet or With small
force and very iss II any runntne foil
time. Orders are very few, and there r
very little sork 10 sight, thu ugh business
nsJ pick up later None Of the msnu'
t.starsp are dispCssd to nsuuiaclnrt
much ahead OF orders received
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Esiais o. EETzguH HIRWUyb
Tue uhdsfsRnsd hEViHr been appoihtsd BY
The Hon. Probate Court Tor tbs District ~ Mao
ehsstsr Commandment, - receive, sIGHtps, sld
.djust al claims AUD demands n eli ytfsOus
lgai 4st iLs estate u
seymour Hafsood, late Of ABpert
Ia SAD DlsLfet. dssssssd, sad all elains ca hiBit-
"a 10 OrssI tasfsto, LerstJ glss ngtlos Ebst
10 wnI Meet fF The purposes afGaxai6 a.
the ists dssiliny house " he dsce..sc 10 sagd
luyaft % the zzLd day Of February nsEt from
' O'eAJes a. III until O'Clock p. q. 90 said day
.id that sls months from the mad day 0f
AugGst a. b. 1873 s the time limited By uaid
q. uTt for aid creditors W pisssDt their claims
" "a fgf tIAnIins tlgn saa allowance.
.Lsi ~ h5psrs tLis lsIh DAY II August
A u. isys.
~ HAZE, tc...
1857 ALBEIT H0PEIEs, ~ ~ /"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

Is.t tsv vesit Ne trln tefr3es ls he vol
ssa ssull veal has bseu re- 500 8 % 'tEaa'
/ 40 aAes a - ifota TIA routes ifem
81 49, ssysa tuss uest - IA cfies~
ttss tsrss tGs asoes. Tie ssrtsllmsHs
tts r,slrosa service Las made u nsoen
t.fv 10 tetst ittttsosS t5 sabttlisie star
service ever fslirss1 fgulss AID 10 soroo
es.e, fas deptHaesi ss arFsu'Eag h'u5l
,,ly3os arsi tte railroads 60 The on
a,t,Ia cf4d tbsts daily rsfriet m'y hs
m,ttairs8 THIS o9uJh.ou 81 ihioEs u
l.,hsrsl 10 itiAs direct rosuh u bss''
r,u 8trrss,,oa elaasd by tbs prsseb'
z spsJ 80 ageDcf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

seuator Palmer is clearly correct IN hls
statement that values IN this country, ini
eladipg SILVER itself, rest already upon :
gold basisr. Gold lie really the ultimate
standard add L e.ure OF values 10 Mexico
.nd 10 othtr silver countries. IL has come
TO be such in spite Of Legislation to 'ht
contrary. Yet We need not demonetIzs our
large supplies OF silver. We still need q
big supply OF me- lio money, and we eau
hold oil ve have, aud more too. up tc the
gold level. Bot We cannot, DO more than
France Gao, hoa, great supply OF silver
aud sllow OF the free add unlimited coiu'
sse Of that metal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

France now has Alout the same amount
. ( silver money as has the United States,
bul she has 500, 900, 00O more III gold.
Her gold ls IN circulation, while that 10
,ha oouutry is largely boarded through a
lear that the free silver sentiment might
dominate and succeed 10 controlling leg
islation, IS 1t has sought to do, The ext
ample Of France Is poor Que for the sneI
mics OF repeal to call mp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Taken BY virtue Of AL execution and will be
soh A. public auction, 70 satisfy ibs same, a.
The COlburn House In Manchester, Ceuniy "
Bennington, On the 2sfd day " september A, d.
1888, al 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon, the following
described real sststs sitnated 10 said hanohss
VI and bDunded A. foiDug beginning al the
gate posi standing On -the line u The highvy
and ID feet u0ub.eastsfiy from the Bori.ts.t
corner Of hrs, Bells lot. thence NORTH ~ vest
rods and 10 libis 30 a stake and stous'i
thence North bs' tkst ~ rods and 10 Inks " the
bish~sy Ihadipg ~ hylfsiina boyBtDn'sl tbsn
South iy~ We, on ssid higbssy ~ fods snd II
Hnts 10 The bigbpsy leading nOn habchtsl.I
" Arlington thence Fouih 90 sect 90 ssid
bisbssy II rods ADD IS huks " the plscs u ~.
giBuinRi copt.llihg ~ Iyds, msfs Or ICES.
As1 . right Of wsy through iEa large gate
sJutbsriJ u the place u bsginnlng and thence
onward 10 rods aud 10 hnIs.
Dated At Hsbchsstsr tbs Ah day oi s.ptsm.
bfft d. 1928.
l73v y u. OlDDlhGs, Dept. ELeur.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

Iuf loAerlIt blIl VAS passed Ia the
house Of commors by good msIoniy,
but =. vas t1 peoted, as rejected 10 the
house Of ltris by vote Of ilv TO Al.
Gladstone hrst iutroda ced the bill 70 1856
uheu it Was tLr0su out by a majority Of
thirty, aad the sppesl to the country ieit
him 10 q minority by more than 100 votes
MANI causes have contributed 10 lrlng
about the historic victory which uow his
crowned his tetsrmlued fight for seven
wears sesIust tremendous odd. Bot the
ms,n cause ls undoubtedly the perception
by The EoglisL pc pie Of the truth which
Mr Gladtt zoe / as made the bur leo VI
speed alter speech tbs truth, namely,
that coercion always demonstrates ito own
failure. and that the only remedy left open
Is 10 the way Of colcllIalion aud Welding
to the national aspirations OF tbs Irish.
That remedy may rot prove successful,
bot II II does not, then there is NJ posi-.
bity Of sny other and the whole prob
lem Of governing Ireland must be given
up ss lu,oluble,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

Gay MrKnlr1 Ia placed Ill lS time
,loep houdays from pow ull toe Oh''
election. 10 The baeds Of tie r6pu I've 2
steeutire CON utttse d the State lie
vii m,tssrisafaus esmpEisu. he ~iii
Lavs sams very ltisfesllag thugs TO ''l
hsssi 90 big object lessou. lie ~ii'
cnta. oat Il the fr.r sla~'-A - -''~ -
hga clstm on TIE usl gaEl o0usid efslloG
q TIE rrpablloss party a. sby MAJ 10 II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

VERMONT will be likely TO receive more
than her share Of premiums on the prod
uets Of her fifms, al Chicago, though on
" eomsrstlyely small eIhibis have been
msde. On horsts and butter sbe thus far
lesds al the states, 10 fact has taken more
premium. tbsn all the others put together
white she scored good number on cattle
o. maple sussr 1t IL said that Ohio leads
10 premiums. but II this is the fact. 1t Is
the fault Of our maple sugar makers who
neglected TO make proper exhibits. Ner'
mont is certainly ahead Of any other state
lly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

A. LAST 1t bn rally beea iensd. &C.
rs,4lss 10. psisti nGlee chemist iAe
m,tge8 90 tiitsrtuR aiamriam cbsEp'y
400 thoroughly from i's os'ire clay The
nanv lBvtut-d toe nss lraors' ltvcs
.s pa.alt. and be b,s tgceeeded 30 mai'
tug cbfmle'I ccublssl.oas tithIio pro
aouleed impossibIe by the moot expert
profraor,. Oae souid tlIak by 'bntiDe
p,ele.ors woul1 hsve learned better than
10 y,uyttitF .s imrossllle, but they
t.re GOT. ,ud TIE Doutb naa hss gwen
,lsm oue more surprise. The method ls
. chemical one, qnte dnssaeislsd from
s'eeincriy, sud by It's application We are
promised that slgmiHam viii becoue
ehssp,r thsu copper Tbca We msy 10
"a lo.k for teroluliaasIn metallic maDn'
i,ctunag,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

IsgugEr 81 The Postofsos Depsrinsut
elc4u the iEiotns,ion that during The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

DKEAIE % the silver bill c0ntit ues ID
the senate, some Of the Illver senators evil
doatly talklug against time. This can be
doue 10 the senate without limit, bat there
!, taIk Of adopting rule closing the de-
bate whsn mslJtity 80 vote. Whether
.ueh = rule eau be adopted or not Is doubi.
fol- though il might iAcllitsto business
The senators are supposed TO be too dlg-
u.hsd 10 resort 10 dii,toty tIcsics, and fla
clustering has seldom been tried ID the up'
per house, bot, that body b. seemed to
have desensrsted vith the pssi few ysars
and may nov have to come down 70 the
ordinary rales Of psrismentsry bodies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

HE.Rikat hs.s been commeueed before
tie Hone CON ultles on = mes tArlh bliI
TOE too hrst witnesses declared emphatic.
ally tbsl tue foreigner pays the duty. OF
ttI, ~hieh s sgsiust The den oerslie
theory TIE hrt oae vas fr1m Bermuds
Who u.bsd TIE duty removed 90 The
products Of those islsGds The nett was
at Eoslish agent Of al importing house
which deals 10 Malaga grapes Ttese
men stated hat, SLile The duty Is paid 10
,hl. couutry II Is ehstfed back or Gomez
out Of The foreign producer, OF 10 other
words. the foreigner pays the tai.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-14

rsopa. q '..f ..s' ~.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
CHICAGO SILVER PLATFORM.

The following platform "with q silver
jingle" was adopted by the great silver
convention on August 2:
WHEREAS, Bi-metsllism is ancient as
human history; certainly for more than
5000 years gold and silver came down
through the ages hand in hand, their
relations to each other having varied
but q few points in all that vast per-
iod Of time, and then most Invariably
through legislation; and
WHEREAS, The two metals are named
together indissolubly united in the con-
stitution of the United States as the
money standard of value OF this country,
placed there by George Washington,
Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Alex
Rnder Hamilton and their associates, sub
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09

failures for the two weeks ending
July 20 numbers LOIS. The failures
in the United States for the first six
months of this year aggregate in liza
bilities $17O86O,222. And though
our failures, when we take into con-
siderstion population and wealth, do
not begin to equal those of Australia
for the like period, they reveal the
result of permitting such men as
John Sherman and Grover Cleveland,
backed by England, to dictate our
financial policy. Australia has been
following England's financial policy
as has our double-headed gold party,
and both peoples are prostrated as a
result, while the gold barons and the
usurers are becoming immensely rich.
How much longer will the people
bear these shameful outrages?
***
According to Bradstreet's report
for the two weeks ending July 20, the
total amount of wheat exported from
our ports and Montreal was 9,4400O0
bushels. Supposing that wheat sold
for the prices it brought before Eng
land seduced our politicians and sue
ceeded in demonetizing silver, it
would have meant millions and mil
hons of dollars more for the United
States than it does. The time has
come for our people to crush the gold
conspiracy, or they will be crushed
by it.
Xxx
Here is a glimpse of the Vienna
property Of the Rothschild house as
given by the New York Sum-
The capital Of the Vienna Rothschilds is
estimated at 2OO, ,OOO, 900 forms in gold, aside
from the personal fortunes Of the members
of the firm. Their fire. proof treasury vaults
under the bank building contain bars Of
precious yellow and white metal piled man
high, like as many bricks, behind Swedish
curtains (iron grsting); there are likewise
hundreds of barrels filed with coined gold
and silver ready for shipment to any part Of
the world, and rows of safes containing as
many drawers as a bsrrister's legal paper
chest for government bonds, bank notes
and paper money.
This is the power which Is aiding
the banking oligsrchy of America and
the gold bsrons of England to re-
duce the tollers of America to serf-
dom. And if they succeed In the
present crisis, / fear nothing but
bloody revolution will save the re-
public. Therefore, it is the duty of
every patriot in every state where
there is an election this autumn to
turn missionary from now until the
poll closes. The republic is in
greater peril than she has been in for
a quarter of a century, and the spirits
of Washington, Jefferson, Jackson
and Lincoln are with US.
B. 0. FLOWER.
Boston, Mass, August 1, 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-11
W. MARTIN IONTG.

think that personal abstinence and per-
suasion are all that need be required
Of Templars. while others are eager to en-
gage the order In tooth and nail fight
with the whole liquor interest. The mat
ter will. II is believed, be settled finally
at the coming session, and both radicals
and conservatives feel sure Of victory
The debates in this matter will be strict
ly secret.
DR.. OronhyatelSha and his probable sue
cessor, DR. Mann, have not taken sides
with any faction in the contest. The
former has laid out for himself and
party an elaborate itinerary on he way
TO Des Moines. a special train will con-
vey them from Toronto over the Chi
cago Great Western and at every strong
hold Of Templary there are to be ova-
lions and greetings. The Worlds Fair
will be viewed en- masse and the tenn
perance congress is TO be visited. The
trip 20 Des Moines will then be made.
The Templary has arranged that mem
bers who come TO the Fair Congress from
the West can on their return journey
stop over TO attend the session at Des
Moines. He has also arranged that II
the Fair rates at the time Of the con-
gress shall have been reduced TO zone
rate for the round trip" or 20 any other
reduced rate, the Good Templars shall
have the benefit Of H.
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Parker
has for weeks been sending printed mat
ter 10 Templars all over the world in
every language, giving them information
about this country and how TO attend
the session safely Moreover, he has had
charge, I'm conjunction with Templar Hay
man, Of the orders exhibit at Chicago.
For months past books, papers, pictures,
banners and notices have been arriving
at Chicago. and now comprise one Of the
most unique features of the Columbian
Exposition. Pictures OF distinguished Of
fcers and members. papers and periodi-
Gals I'm various lands and languages, may
all be seen I'm Jackson Park. A special
committee will be appointed TO report
upon the progress and success OF the
orders exhibit.
The Des Moines hotels are all awaiting
the Templars. Special rates have been
arranged. while elsewhere about the town
the temperance colors are In evidence,
and temperance sentiments are sprouting
out on peanut stands and flower booths
Only the saloon keepers do not share the
general enthusiasm.
The Independent order OF Good Tenn
plars was founded I'm 1852 at New York
Gavett Chambers was its pioneer. but en-
thusiastic as he always remained In its
interests. he never dreamed that the
Templars would grow TO be the largest
temperance organization in the world,
with lodges In every country on the globe.