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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-24

Night had come again gentle, peaceful
night. Under the apple trees in full bios
som was stretched two dollar hammock
and IN this rechned tbs arlstocrahe EVy
lyn Throckmorton.
Beside her stood the purse proud Oar
lyle Stanhope He was there to ask
question which had tremendous bearing
on his future 1t was not to ask her hand
10 marriage, that he had already done
weeks before, and she bad placed her hap
piness n his keeping Ga the wings OF
rumor had come to him a statement that
stabbed him like carving knife Just shaf
pened up by grinder Aud yet be could
not rest content until her own ruby lips
had affirmed or denledt he rumor A. d
90, as it stood beside her, in the soitoets
Of the summer evening, his knees wabi
bling to the regular swing OF the ham,
mock he gently murmured:
Eva, we love each other, don't we?
Cert! was her curt but tender reply.
IL want to ask yon question. IT Is
not about your age. You won't get mad,
will you?
OF course not. What IS it2
Eva, darling, suppose yon were at the
dinner table? Suppose you were very,
very hungry Suppose you wanted some
more mashed tubers2 what would be your
form Of asking for them2
Carlyle Stanhope, are You toying with
young girls heart? she Geroely demand
ed,
Oh! mol no. mol heaven forbid he feeling
Iy exclaimed
Mebbe you think l would commit fox
passf
Never Such base thought never en
tered my mind. 1t is simply to decide II
wager, You know. For i've me, darling,
rnd we will let the subject drop.
No we wont she resolutely replied as
she sat up in the hammock aud looked at
him in a dangerous way. II we're estlos
at table where they had taters, mashed or
whole. baked or fried and | wanted s'more
| think ] have sense enough to ask. EE
plain your conduct, sir!
Taterel he faItered az bis face tnrne'
as whi'e ~ snow,
Yes. tstcrs You don't suppose I'd ask
for cod lsh, do you2
A wild vierd shrek lesped ont on the
bslmy night 1t was Carlyle Stanhope
who uttered it. The r1mot that had reach
ed his ears had been confirmed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-24

,unsag iaciieut occurred st the
close Of San Jones scrmon at Pulask',
Tauu the Other day
Stepping doWu from the pulpit iold'oe
bis hands across hls breast and looking
solsmuly over the audience the grestr re
vivslist said.
want all the women 10 this crowd who
have not spokens harsh word or hsrbor'
ed al uukiud thonght toward their bus
bands month pas, 10 stand up,
Oae old woman, apparently on the shs'
dy sle Of 90, stood up
Come forward snd give me your hand,
saii the preacher,
The woman did SO, whereupon Jones
SAID
Now turn around and let this sudience
see the best looking woman ia the ooun'
try,
After taking her seat the reyivalist ad
dressed the men
Now | want Gil the men 10 thls ct"Nu
who have not spoken hard word or bar
bored an unkiud thought lowstd thel'
wives for month past to stand mp.
Twenty seven great, big strspping lei
lows hopped out Of the audience with al
tbs alscrity Of champagne corks
Come forward and give me your hands
my dear boys.
Jones gave each one vigorous sh1Le
after which he ranged oil Of them side by
eide 10 front Of the pulpit and facing th'
audience. He looked them over carefully
and solemnly and then, turning around t'
the Audience said.
want yon all to taks a good look at th'
27 biggest liars ID the State Of Iennss
see.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-24

Slust labored uuder one rather annoy
log dIsadvautage while paiutiag portrait
Of Washington, disadvautage which has
become bistouc, md which a'rss from
the cifcnmstorpe # Wssuiugtous III TT,
ing ret Of lac, teeth
A. Stuart said, whsn painted him hs
had Jlst hal a set Of false teeth ilser ed
which accounts for the constrained e1pres
sion 80 noticeable about the lower par, q
the iace.
+ ougL has bsen made of this, and
NOR than enough, T1ere Is even al 80,
t'e about Smart hsgiog per.usded b..
famous after to sluH cotton 10 biz moath
wLile les,s lelap p.1tet. Mi-- J,Ds
Stuart eIges the io.lo~iuV amusioy a..
count II ,ra0ros escape Il bef father.
WAlIe ulkov one d.y ~th Geoera
lie ny iatusr bsppeaei to iomark tLsl
Washington bad lruend d. tmp,r
bat beid It uld,t soldenul conttYl
General Lee Lrsaki..teI arb tbr prps
ii.ttsDd Ms Vac isg'oa = r.. days 81
t-rufi,
saw yoaf onrau the q Der a.,. ssi.
the gtneul bot 5 uatt cay. 500 Lsye
tfemebdous umpst
4 on ny 1ofa. saii Mfs "s.btpg,as
ea grlg, Nj HlusIt t.Etaa great desl d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-24

The scarcity Of good help on farms, all
trough great numbers are unemployed IN
the cities, il condition Of the times
which bOill3s oil who seek remedies for
it,
Much attention has been given TO the
subject IN the public press by farmers or
CARNATIONS and by labor bureaus, but We
seem to be Us far from a sol ution Of the
difficulty ss ever. Among the most re
cent contributions to the literature Of the
subject j. TO be found 10 a volume issued
by the Marsschusetts Labor b 4resu. euu
tied Unemployment Tho bureau sent
ont many inquiries to get gu explanation
Of the situation from their point OF view.
From the au6wtr 1t appears that here Il
great decInstlon on the part Of the na
tive population tJ remsn on the farm
and what help there Is, ls now largely iol
eign and Of a low degree Of iBdustualkefi.
cheney.
IN many localities rCceIt Immigrauts
lrs aimott the cole reliance Of th farmers
None Of the replief, boWevtrsuggest how
the situation eau be reversed. The che
difficulty lies IN the social Advantages 0
he large cities, which seem to be an IRE
slsuble attraction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-24

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Vol JIME a



bed Cbicsso ca "a On bstk 10
one ut the territorial small towus. and oue
DAY walled 10 on The bsuktr Apd rfes'
euted 1t To be csshcd
lave TO be lioauhed, he sad As he h'n
dcd It back.
Hnt ktow no orherr.
Capt casb lt uulcss you az, idfutihed.
have a dosca lellnts here addressed o
me.
Ne good
Ny usme Is ou the NsyhiiI Of Tue s'ss"
route
That's nothing.
haye cal ed oa the editor Of The bn
gle and introduced mfsoIi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-24

AaI lhaugb ,be doubted yoa 50 easily
she love- yea ulll. and viii die Il !oa 90
BOT come TO Der, sad Hsunsh. ! kaoW
yog ieye her. too
Eat have changed %
She bad changed siso said hsna"h,
Ass. yoa muti 90.
And Asa vtul
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3tuet 2etctt 6erettet.

Ser Grau Yboebe 9bon,as in Sumo.
tion gitp, ..yas., mar BON ibren Nerster
erfldrt ipor6en, iie leioe unrettbar ar
Der Musaebruns, aber stpei Glaihen por
Or. Sings Nem Discovery madten fl
ipieber bOllitdnois geiunb unb lie Tag
es Seoermann, baB fie bieler slr3nei ibl
2eben perbanfe. 0err 9bos. ggsers,
139 SIorioa Ctr. San Graneisco, lit
an einem sefdhrliden Ratarrb, Der au'
BEN punfte ftanb, 5ur aus5ebrune fid
aus3ubiloen, uno probirte alles m0elid
oasesen, aber Obne grfola. 9lls er su.
lebt Or. Rinas Neip DISCOVERY an3ll=
tperlben begann, mar er in 3tpei Woder
turirt. Natiirlid lift er iebr oantba,
bafiir. Gol1e @efultate, bon bener
DOriebenDes nur sipei Deifpiele linb,
beipeiien bic tpunberbare 9eilfraft bieiei
Meoisin In Gduen bon 3atarrb I'M
Duifen. gtesuldrer Yreis !: 81 unb sc
Gents. prObeHafden gratis bel 5
s. 6. Willer & Sobn, Apotbefer,
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0arits ,tttD Ceintitdttc etas
tiitif.

glngelidts Der Gntideibun9 bes gun=
bes=D Dbergeridts iiber Die Gintommen=
lteuer iii Die bei Der leBten GenIus=Nuf=
nabme aufseitelIte 5tatiffif iiber Sarrn=,
fonltigen @runoeefiB unb Sppotbefen
| bon cntereHe. Dob gibt bieielbe feline
gin3elheiten betreffs oer aesablten padt
uno Mietbe.
gs iparen bel Nufnabme oes Genius
IL, 800, 152 5anilien in ben Der.
Staten. @on bieien eieren as Rro=
gent Die Sarmen ooer 9eimlfdtten, auf
melhen lie lpobnen, unb SO Broaent
baben lie eepabtet 28 Yrosent Der Gi=
aenbeIib betpobnenoen 6amilien Iinb
@elb barauf ibuloig, ~ prosent fret
BON Shuloen. 9on 100 6amillen
pahten our1ibnittlib SO ibre Jarnen
ooer Oeimltdtten, l3 Yrpsent beliben
perldulbete unb 35 pro3ent bon S1ul=
ben freie 5armen. gluf ben BON ben
giaentbiimeril betpobnten .Tarmen uno
Oeim1tdtten ruben Liens" i'm Gelanmt=
betrage pon SO. 132, ,949, 563, ooer 81
prosent oes Wertbes oerielben ; oieie
Gbulo brinst ourbibnittlib 6.65 pro=
gent 3inien. Seoe belaitete Sarm uno
OeimItdtte, auf pel6er Die @igentbii=
mer leben, iit burhiAnittlib $3352
pertb uno nit $1257 belaItet.
Bon auf sSarmen lebenoen Gamilien
pa1ten "a Yro5ent folde unb 66 eig=
men Die bon ibnen bebauten. % pro=
gent Der belibenoen Gamilien baben be-
laltete ssarmen unb 70 bon 51ulben
freie ssarmeil. 9luf ben ben 6amilien
seborisen unb bon ibnen betpobnten
ssarmen ruben Liens" i'm 8eiammtbe=
trase bon $l,085, 995, 900, ooer IS
prosent oes Wertbes Der belafeten Sar=
men, tpelde S6ulo ourdibnittli6 7.O7
Brosent 3inier brirst. Seoe iol9e be-
laitete Jarm iit bur6i6nittli6 $3444
,pertb uno nit elmer Sdulo bon 1924
belaltet.
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ipelde cine Mebisin 3ur Resulirung Der
Nieren unb ber ginseipeibe bebiirfen,
finben bas ri6tiee Wlittef i'm electric
8itters. Dasielbe iiberrei5t nidt uno
entbdlt meber Mbisfp nod andre berau-
fdsnbe GtOffe, ionbsrn pirtt ausfnei=
bend unb frdftiaenb. gs ipirtt miloe
anregenb auf Die gerbauunssuerfsel-
ge, itdrtt iie unb ifellt berel natiirIi1e
9bdtigteit ipisDer her. Electric Bitters
lift Elm por3igliAer Mppetiterreger unb
bef6rbert bic Weroauung. Meltere 1eute
finben In ibm iuif, mas iie ben0tbiqen.
Ulaf1en 80 30 Gents In Der gpofbefe
BON 8. 8. MiIler& GDbn. S
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YTUHUtItf JtttupAt tt9 WV I.II
aefangen bate, SIR Prescription" 3u &c.
9ebrandel. Die Weben perliefen iAneu
unb leift, unb ti,ein Sausar3t f1einte,
rneine Gntbtnbung iei cine ber Ieidtefen,
Die er je beobahtet babe.
SD bin iiber;eugt, bah Sbre MebiSin mir
utele Qeioen nnb @hmer5en eripart bat, no.
inentlih ba th friiber piel bonn tpeiben Jlnb
geplast mar, ber mid ieitbeut sana perlaiien
bat"
Adtunsspoll
frau 90. 8. Bafer.
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eStt allen S1ilen erprDbt. eyabrbuns
oerte lange @rfabrung bat gelebrt, BAT
Die ct. 8ernaro Grduterpilen elm er=
probtes Wtittel sur Sefbroernng De,
8eroauuns unb Der 5bdtiafeit oes Ma=
3ens linb. 9ie Yilen lino uniiber=
trefflitb in ibrer Wirtuns auf Den
meni6li6en Or9anismus. sic reini=
gen bas 8lut, beieiti9en Die St0run=
gen Der Sbdtisfeit BON 6ers, Nieren,
leber ,lno Mil3 unb trasen sur 9ebung
Der aeiunfenen 2ebensfrdfte bel, ionlit
bic uria6en Der Nerpoiitdt entferneno,
iener i6refliden Grantbeit. ipelde heut
gu Sage 10 melt perbreitet 1T. Sie st.
Bernard Grduterpiaen iinb in alien
gpotbeten su baben.
Cine seIalSene &e6nung frieet Der
Staat Stem Yorf 5u berf6lufen. Die
bonn 5taatsienat lebten 6erbit anse=
orbnete unterludung Der Poliseiper=
bdltniiIe Der 5taot Sem Sort foitet
ni6t tpenieer als SOL 900 unb bat tue=
niger tpie nidts aeniibt. @Off, Der in=
quirirenoe 9lntpali, erbdlt alein iiber
$1,000. go eebt man init benz @el=
be bes 0olfes um
Ser laneidbriae -Sofbanfier 2ai=
fer Wilbelm's l., Baron Gohn, 1T Bel
Der Staatsanpaltf6aft tpeaen Wu6ers
benunsirt tporoen. gereits 1T bas por=
unteriu6enbe Werfahren aegen ben bis
iebt in alIsemeiner M6tung 9eitanoe=
nen Mann ein9eleitet ipDroen.
Sie ueberI6neminunes geri1te
| aug bielen 3beilen BON Noro. unb Mit=
tel= 9eutihlanb lauteil re1t traurig
| aber nod iibler liebt es inn iiibli6et'
llnaarn aus, tpp meilentpeit III Die
8reite alles unter Waher febt, UNI
eanse 9orfer ipessel6memmt ober ein=
aeitiirst iino.
4 Mm Iebten lreitas Moreen, sebn
Minuten nod Mitterna1t, ipurbe i'm
3uhtbaus in Columbus Der 16jdbrige
Charles 0art eebdngt, tpelher i'm pori.
gen CONNER in Yaulbins GountD stpei
2inber in graufamlter Weiie ermorbei
bate. SroB zines friihern @efdnbnii=
les erfldrte Ii1 Der ettpas idpa1Iinnigt
Gnabe In LETTER 3eit bebarrlh als bee
ibm aur 2ait selesten 8erbrebens ni61
| ibulois.
y Sn Mailillon beifieaen am lebter
ssreitaa 9rainps eiren Gra1tsua Del
Wheelins & Gate grie Babn. 9lls ii
BON ben 3ugbeoieniteten tpeggetpiefer
ipuroen, fam es su einenl Rampfe, be
tpelhem bic 8aaabunben ibre GeDolbel
so9en unb feuerten. SblieBli9 fanber
iie fir ratbiam, fi6 oapon gu MAIDEN,
ebe lie bingfeit gema6i tDerben fonnten
= Sci Wilfesbarre. 3d., 1T am r.
bic Mtlantle Celrafiinerie bollifdnbie
burb Jeuer aerit0rt tporbetl. 2ur5 mad
Mnsbrud bes Gsuers erplObirte elm aro=
Der 8ebdlter nit 1000 8allDnen Del.
bod purbe babel eliidliher Meiie Nie'
manb perlebt. Der anaeridtete G1a'
ben betrdst minbeitens $50, 1000.
-Sa 10. ....S9 bGtte ME sebaht,
bab her Baron 70 gut nit ieiner Grau
lebt!" rRein Wunber! Wlit elmer Wfil'
lion ldBt iih's bod gans gut leben !
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4 4 SIN pittsburoer Goblenrepier III
Iein Gtreif Der gergieute ausgebro1en.
Sn lllm ilfbas friibere Heibstags=
mitaIieo, gr@giirgerneiiter 9arl 0eirn,
IgeifDrben.
Man bat berehnef, baB in Der
lebtsn Wabl in gans Ghio ungefdhr
100, 900 bemofratiI6e 5timrneu mebr
abge9eben mur0en. ais in Der gBabl
pom Dorisen 0erbIf.
So 0err 81. VI. Bacon, in Yopel,
Nebr., fit unsefdbr Elm Sabr an befti=
gen nellraleiiben Sdmersen I'M Gopfe,
ipuroe jebob our1 bic Mnipenoung bon
ct. .Satobs Del pollitdnois sebeilt.
Gas STANDARD DELI MDnopol bat
am lebten Mittipoh ben Breis bes Ye=
troleums per Tab bis anf $l.4O, ben
b6diten Marftpreis felt 1882, seiteigert
unb miro, tpie man bort, ben preis In
8dlbe noe)mals nm 10 Gents iteieern.
= Na9 laneipieriser Grantbeit itarb
am 8. Der @ouperneur BON Selawdre,
Soibua Spptins Warpil, nabeSu 70
Sabre aft. Sein gahfDlger miro Der
jebiee Brdlibent oes Staatsfenats, Wil-
liam Sborp Mation, Elm Semofrat.
Nab Nniibt Der ipeiien 0crren
uniers 8unoes=Gbergeridtes baben Die
Milliondre unlers 2anbes feine Steu=
ern AT besablen. Ser Nrme fann feline
sablen, alio mub in ale @migfeit Der
Mittelifano, bauptidbli6 Der 6armer,
bic Qalt trageil !!
Oie Meniden f0nnen niAt senug
Worte bes Oanfes finben fit Die Wobl=
bat, Die ibnen ourd Nper's Sarlapa-
rilla 3ufliebt. 6dle bon lang oauern=
oem &beumatismus, bel oenen anbere
Mittel nibts balfen, iino burb bieies
Mittel iibernunben moroen. Giele Me=
bisin treibt oas @ift sriinolib aus bem
Blute.
9ie ruiiii1e &eaiernng ma1t gro=
Be 9nitrengun9eu, Die 5beefllltur i'm
Siioen bes Gei1es ein3ufiibrell. Sic
bat fiirslih Wertreter mad SIfinoien
eeIanot, um bort Die genannte Sultur
griinblib su ituoiren uno eriabrne slr=
better na6 &ublanO su brin9en.
X Sic 9oblensrdber bon Cbio iino
piit6enb iiber ibre Sollegen in Bitts=
burg, neil oieie li6 ipeisern, cine @on=
BENTON CUR &eguliruua Der Sobnicola
einsuberufen. Nie Stimmuns i'm
Sauptauartier in Columbus iei eine
iebr erbitterte.
* 9ie 2eeislatur BON Mahabuietts
bat cine gia in Seratbung, ipelde Die
8erli6eruns oes 2ebens bon 4inoern
unter 10 Sabren perbietet uno Die Bill
mirb ieOenfalls @eieb tperoen. Gin Ge=
f6dft BON mebr als 2 MilliOnen 9ol=
lars idbrlib ipirb babon betroffen.
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CAUGHT BY CUBANS.
srANisu TnoOrs AHA SURPRISED
wniLn ronA0iNa.


Havana, Aept According to onlolal
aiVcoH II squadron NJ tbs bourbon
rrAlmenl aud a band VI twelve luyHliat
guorlllna from cnmaiuani We're sur
prlaed whlln engaged In foraRlnH on tho
Kan Fapl plantation near itumeduH by
400 inanruunia under command Ut
Garlic Fernando aud Cantur0 IN tho
engagement tho sergeant In command
OF tho squadron " thp hOurhon rpui
munl Was KILLED as was also seven Of
his soldiers ana two OF tho uuetllias.
The insurgents luaH Is stated 10 hayo
bren three Killed and olum wounded
The forces Of the oiVii Hunrd IN com.
manu az lieutenant, numbering nfty
infantry ana four cavalry, whUu re-
uonnplturinu We're attacked on q farm
W tho province NJ MHtangnH hy the
banda Ut Ego aud feres aud We're
forced ~ retreat three miles 10 Vista
Alarr where they met a column VI
NO volunteers ana 80 " tho husinesH
mems squadron The united fnroea
succeeded IN routing tho Insurgents
who lott ninp killed, six hOrssa aud
three Hlandh VI armA The troops LOST
-four Wounded,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-05
DURRANT ON TRIAL


Nan Francisco. Sent I when the
trial az puuant was resumed today
hundreds struggled 10 Anln admlHsloh
to the court rooms rhe prosecution
commenced tho introduction AT eNl-
dance todey rhp hrpt witness was &c
q, Noble, the unole VI blanche la.
mont, he lastihed to her disapptar'
nnua on April ", nud the iindlnN nt her
body ~ Emanuel ohutGh al Aprll H.
trpah examination Was waived
rhn nuh Witness was III. \ y, Nhr-
reti, autopsy physician AZ TIC mptRWN,
who described the autopsy Ito hald
that death was due To hHphNklntlnn,
pn the ioft uhnplt were several murha
made 10y tnHur MALLS lilo Expressed
tho oplnion that the nnHur marks on
Blanche I4amontH throat wore made
by only onu person, There ware hh
solids ami very little iluulin IN her
stomach, THIS abatement carrying Wit
tho theory that tho murder was opm'
mitied before 4 uolook la tho afternoon,
The dHrnluilhR Ut the alrlr neck gave
evidence Of there having been q violent
struggle
The cruaa examination was eonlln,
ned untl tho uunn rrtbsHi ana occupied
the larger part ~ the afternoon nrH'
Sion, hut elected no points NJ hdNpnt'
axe 20 nurrRut
rho police IA tho afternoon brought
Ia the court room q model ct Emanuel
church, exact IN every detail, tu hu
used la Tie trial 20 Illustrate Tho tentl'
muuA of the wltneHrua,