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Mesa free press., 1895-09-27

have played the fool, the gross
fool. to believe the bosom of q
friend would hold secret mine
own could not contain. - Massinger.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-27

The Congress mine alone ships
40 tons of ore and concentrates a
day through Prescott.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-27

The big stack at Bisbee has been
completed and put into operation,
and the town is rid of the sulphur
fumes which were such q nuisance.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-27

!, October slst 3. $ !. the Southern, Pa
cidc will will resume ,ssglr ns its limited train
service running through two ele-
gantly appointed trains. !, .,e..
Mesa free press., 1895-09-27

Mrs. Hearstis s valuable collection
Of old laces in her Washington.
home is insured for $50, 900.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-27
Pointers on Booming q Town.

VAssVOh NAs DVVhAAAM0 ~ AV"ss
Push it.
Talk about it.
Write about it.
Speak well of it.
Hdlp to improve it.
Beautlfy the streets.
Patronize its merchants.
Advertise in its papers.
Prefer home enterprise always.
Speak well of the enterprising
men.
If you can't think Of a good
word TO say, keep silent.
If you are rich. invest in sons
thing, employ somebody, circulate
your money.
Be courteous to strangers that
come among you, so that they 90
away with a good impression.
Always encourage the men who
90 in for improvements. Your por-
tion of the cost will be only what
is just?
Don't kick about any necessary
public Improvement because they
are not at your door,. or for fear
that your taxes will be increased.
Stand up for your town and
don't he afraid to herald it's advan-
tages and resources to all comers.
Interest a. home is what helps to
build up town rapidly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12
rap,eys Bread Winners ont wear ell
fArr shoes


Are ytu d forfeit II night and broker
Of you. ret by tluk child suffering and
crying slth aiu OF cutulR teethf II sc
~ M 81 once SUI ~ bottle Of Mrs. Wiu
80 - Soothing syrup lof chlldren teeth,
log. II cures dystntrry, diarAoes, regul
istrs tue stomach aud bowel, cures Wind
colo, 'OlieI - tue gums, reduces iDhama,
ton, sui gIges tone sud energy 10 the
whole system. Mrs, Wtoslovs Soothing
syrup Tor Children Teething IL pleasant
TO tbe taste 80 Is the prescription Of one
OF the Oldest All beet tensile physician
sud nurses 10 the Ualted States and IL fot
sale BY al druggist throughout the world
price u cts bottle
A iout riug o. your docrbsll 10 the dad
hour # tie night is alafnIlg. So ls The
fret hailoS sound Of cough from ones
husband. wiie, son, or daughter. 1t ps
disease oortius, wIth perhaps a certain
client visitor sSItiug not far4ssy. Arrest
that cough Stop t. \ 0p 1t a. The start.
A lew dtys use OF Bye Piueols Balssu
aud the dsoger Is pss,. Relief is in medi
ste; scurs certain. THIS remedy is rich
10 the caFstive principles Of The tAlssms
md also contains certain Ingredients that
IRE hew,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

The sou'h CattlilA convention haf set
tied lie suirass ptoblrm UotH Juuay
!, ls.s, tie MmsissIppi plsn Is to be FOL
loved, sbd everyone mu,t be regntsreI
VITO cat either rad section Of the Coo
situation orsatIsiy the election ofictrs that
be u1d,r tsnj. it ~bea read TO hin 10
lhis Wy The rec lstfalI9n q al white eIiI
z.us bow vottn aud the exclusion q sII
begro voters ~ho csun0i read il Astuted.
The rev iocanebt requires that tt Gee
,has resistrrei shall temsir voters fer life,
bat provides that 20 tdJitoual votus
shall be Allowtd sho es5lot read, Ipd aba
do ret pay taIss GA q. Iessl 500 worth q
II petty, The recourse IT pfap,uy snl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

II yaa have dnll shd heavy Fsi1s ssIoss
lofehesd aud shsut the eye, II the upslfils
are frequently stopped up sud followed by
.dis.sfoe.hle jtscAirssai soreness o the
uose sad bleeding from the noslfils is Of
ten experienced Il you are very seusi tive
TO cold 10 the bead accompanied With bead
ache, then you may lee sure ,oa have cat
arb aud should Immediately resort 70
Ey's Cream B4lm Tor cure. The rem
edy stll gave instsp, relief
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Pot rhtumsllsm ] hsre fond uolhiag
e3BN q Chau bsflslu.s Fsiu balm II ~
Cloves lbs psia :, sog1 - applied. J.. "
loung. We.i lAbrriy, " Va The prompt
tellsi II laor3s j. al5se worth many tiues
The cot % osab lie continued use ell
asci. permanebt cure Fot sale by Bay
go 4 Sovle, DfuRgtsis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

Mara .. Iauhae. better kuovn - ia
Pntlu,. spstks thu, of tie Presi ienIs
us,s.ss lre.ldsai ClsYsI,ads message
"a clrsrand lucsd docuutti. II tell, %
Dsaaefsi, ultvc lad g. An the M5lr9s
paetuae 10 tell, a. shv ps hsi 10
u, io .iut laa Republic ef Hswsu sud
putsu. gre 90 ite ih,oos. The ms,ssss
trayss g. us H. macst. that il - sisdom
IA srpd gold 90 tou vase Europe for tin
ADD : zee ald pottefy AGd cloth, aud ,top
cor loa.e u.tlls. ,luus eur woflmsp Low
ssgfssrd AftFt IL ,Iulatrs how, when
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

The present dispute over the Alasks
boundary proves that when work - to be
done 1t thould be done thoroughly and
we'll. Had this rule been followed thirty
years age, when the line between the
American aud British possessions was es
tabllsbed, there would be TO boundary
dispute to day. At that time the devla
ton Of a few miles one way or the other
would have been OF no account, Bot the
en-. ineers 10 charge OF the survey sligbted
their work sud failed to Exactly locate the
line. This made no difference until gold
was discovo' ed 10 the vicinity Of the
boundary. but it makes a ersat deal Of
difference to day, for it enables the Brit
ish to construe according 10 their owl
ideas the terms used in hIIng the Original
boundary, aud 10 that manner sitze
large strip OF valuable territory,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

The bills tbat b We been Introduced 10
both houses indlcste that the free coinage
men are disposed to be aggressive, and
have by no means abandoned their forte
10 make record for the white metal
They DO DOT, Of course, hope to accomplish
more than that, Ter they are too practical
men to suppose that there is = possibility
Of legislation. No definite policy can be
foreehsddoutd until the committees be or
ssnized 10 the two houses. The confer
enoes. formal, AID il formal, which have
already been held make it seem probable
that there Is undoubtedly majority 10
the Senate favorable to free ooiDsge, the
strength Of the oliver adyocst,s berg
placed st 30, Of VII, IN 20 are said TO be
Republicans. "A Democrats and E Pop
ulirt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

As w9 ,Ipeeltd the rre'lieut 10 Is
mes.sge laid tie blame fer al hdfsssl OF
god from the Treasury to the sfrenbaet
sod advised thor tetlttmept by lesulng
bonds OF course the {. upttv Sonl 10
obi sed to pay Ioitr 81 o tbs bonds willie
gteeUbacLs driw 10 lot rest and ihn
soud be 40 added expense. Tue trouble
Of gold wiihdr4sal is not dne to green
backs bat to d, hcIpnt revenue, There
vas 20 trouble until the expenditures OF
the gogernmeut exceeded the receipts, sod
moot Of the deficiency has been pail N
gold, and Voald be likely to be 20 paid 10
the end II there we're no gfeeubtcks, es
pecislly as the bsspoe OF trade With for
ei9n countries If btsyliy ,gsiust US. THIS
balance Is paid 10 told esa rule, aud al
ways will be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

HurIlfon Wilmington, 10 year Oh BOY
OF Son h Sbsitsbury, caught 40 eagle 10 |
trap that weighed 50 pounds and messul
cd even feet from tip to tIp OF wings.
Geo. II Boycott Of Popn. was brought
to Bennington Friday a. d lodged in liil
II il only II years Of age and is charged
with committing q serious assault on 1
school companion,
A Britpott msu was ehopping IN tht
woods recently. when q tramp happened
slJpg, snd after watching the chopper !
few minutes told him be didn't know hoH
to chop and offered lc show him how. Tbs
chopper handed over the 81 and The
tramp then demsuded his money. Th'
chopper at once fed from the tcsne snd
the tramp walked of with the 81.
Mr.. Ir, F. Wstmore, prominent iea
estate agent OF San Angelo. Texas, has u,
ed Cham berlsin's Collie. Cholera and Disl
rboes Remedy 10 lis family for severa
years IS occasion required, and slway'
with perfect success, He says hud il
perfect cure for our baby when troubled
with collie or dysentery, | now feel that
my outfit Is not complete without bottle
OF this Remedy at home or on trip away
from home. For sale by Bsyless 4 Sowlt
Druggists.
W W. Granger collector for he Amer
lean museum Of natural history in New
York, Who IL native Of Rutland, is gam
ing fame as naturalist. He has lately re
turned from the Black Hills region oil
South Dakots aud western Kansas. where
be has been collecting mammals, birds and
reptiles. The mammals obtained number
about 600 specimens, representing AZ spe
cies. Many OF these were rare and ten
were new.
Any one who has children will rejoice
with L. b. Milford, Of Plsinf Id, N. J
HIS little boy, Ave years of age, was sick
with Group. For two days and nights be
tried vsrions remedies recommended by
by friends and nei hbors. He says: !
thought sure | would lose HIM had
seen hsmberIsin's Cough Remedy adver
tised and thought | would try it as a last
hope aud am happy to say that after two
doses be slept until morning, | gave it
to him next day and cure was effected
| keep the remedy in the house now and
as soon as any Of my children show signs
of Group give it to them and that is the
last of 1t. Is and 80 cent bottles for sale
by Bay Iesr n S)wle, Druggists.
II. Il. C. Watson Of the Forest Pork
Farm ut Brandon, has received bis COO
segment Of the famous Sonthtrnbred
horses, which be recently bought in Ken
ucky aud paid several thousand dollars
for, Among them 1t Oscar Williams, Q:
1913 4 handsome bay stallion five years
old
Clinton S. Kinsley, former citizen Of
Burlington, died at the Erie county hospr
t at Buffalo, n Y, Saturday, bis sou
Earl OF Msnche ter, n H., being with
him The remains were taken to Burling
ton for burial beside bis wife, who died
there three yeas ago
james G. Howard, a prominent tanner
Of Bfsttltboro, was sccidenty killed ID
the wood. While drawing logs with bis
orse His body was discovered with hls
ueck broken, Mr., Howard was in the en-
ploy OF the L tey Organ company here for
many years and was All .old soldier He
leaves widow and one sister.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

ia,sl3senoe 7utliaasllau Efi vita s'rta
ucnt oFpaasi3aa as vss tccfpiea pptF
faftbs vsat 80 .uy etaet ustbol ~ sbieh
the crest body # The blsets cold 30 Dc
lfsucllss8 sptout tldsssetins tie Die
ifspthiseutui Of whites through the shuse
q pastr, an The part ot The election on
rfft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

1ittI kibtL KnIr.
Are you suiitung Nth sny disease
ahich vi make your life miserable. DO
you know that kaisnl's Micrcbe Killer
viii cure you, sold by
MI-s MAEY FARSUM Agent,
y36n. Maple Hill Manchester ID pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

That the Wilson tariff has benefttt
England rather than this country is seen
from the following extract ilom the Lon
don Eoonomist Our (BHtisb) EXPORT OF
WOO en- goods shovss sstlsipc' DRY Increase
to most countries though OF the total gain
Of Gls3 3ls for the month DO lees II 40
IlO3 500 appears 10 the t1ptrts to the
United States The recovery IN this qusr
ter may be judged Of from tie fact that
total shipments OF WOODEN goods to the
States IN October last year were v.lued at
only ia G30 An slmost similar eIpsn
zion is shown as regards uorsted fsttics,
Tor whereas shipments TO AmerIci 10 Octo
Der. 1894, we're valued at only an ,O29
last month resched total Of IiC5, $50
During the current year nearly one hall Of
our uotsl exports Of worsted goods have
gone to the United States, the value being
~ 064 $50, as compared With Cll0 ZIG 10
the fret ten moutbs Of 1894
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

The men who are tot rested Ia th. dii
ierent Presidential csBdiisies have tskeu
much pains TO ssctrt.in what the dnil Of
sentiment 10 The nstionsl committee, aud
Of the public men uho have been sttr CT
ed 10 Washington by the NE, ting Ia as TO
their respective isysrit The talk for
the public by the Reed men. the M,kiu
ley men, the Mrrlor men, the Harrison
men, sud the Alhs'r pen. II identical
Like all decIss,iots .p e-lleri,s, the
statements Of the advocate I tie five r.
publican Pfesidettsl sII..Lts are b-l
fol The ons thing made elr.r by tbis
gathering, II II Vas rot clear beiof' T.
that there are i've Rrpublcsu President J
csndIis,ss The aspirations Of Reed, Ne
hialey and Allison have long been oper y
avosed. There i TO longer any cot cesl
ueul relative TO tue cAudidscy Of BefI,
uin Hsrrlsou Il lndiaus sud Of Gov. NJ u
ton Of New YORK
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A Safe Home Investment.

Twenty thousand dollar, Of per cont Ftrt
Mortgage Bonds OF tho Manchester Water Go
10 denominations, of $500 and 300 running
OhFiy ltars. lulolost payable semisutuslly at
inc fh',ofN loni National BANK, Msnehostpr
Centre. w.. are nov lnerrd for eale The are
secured by hrsl mortgage covering ali the
property Of the compaI y, Including both water
sysn ms, Ihese bonds have been placed in oar
handle Tor sale, and We will be peAscd to furnish
full particulars regarding zane.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

4 RIGAlL HOYIlS Eelalr.

- State Of Vermont, strict al Manchester. 81.
BE II remembered, that at setsiOn Ot tho
Probate Court. holden II MsBchtsier. ~itbin
aud for raid District on The LGlh day Of kovsm
Der A y 1895
Percent. HoS u. K FowiFn. Judge
Whcroy, " G sp'mEu. Executor n the estate
Il Abigail Hoyt, late OF Msrcbtster IN "a d
Dlstricl doccated has this day piesouled 20 s,id
Court hls petition 10 writing, setting forth that
It will DO lecessAfy to sell the real aud posonsl
estate Of said deceased, for tie payment Of the
debt AID charges Of Administration aud therein
making application TO said Court Tor license 10
uskf Euph ssl6
# IL ordered, That all persons INTERCEPTED Ia
be estate 0t sad deceased DO Douh6d Ia alpsar
b. fJie Ead Court, At the Probate Once 10 MaI.
chettcF, ia said Disirlut, on tho 18TH day u
Decemb'r 4. y 1893, al 10 O'Clock A NJ, by pub.
lcsuon u u II order thr,e weeks sncCessivoIy
previous the otto. 10 the Manchester JOuRHAL,l
nt Wspap'r printed At Manchester Aforesaid, 70
shoE cause, II any they may have, Why ssId
License sLould not be granted
8l3F v 4 EDGEHTON Register,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12

nasi = 30 tinetto 8fr' TIE company
49, uttirg ritptfs,lags Z sttI ihs 20
he veftt .n3 20 % tapsf tssi tbs isF,i
pts.oee8ira, m.y tet case 8tlsI O. scr
nsbsri tlro fa its bssioess
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12
Present; Hos, X FowLrn, Judge.

Whereas, certain instrument IN srllng
pufporting to be the last will and Testament
Of Abner Davis late u Arlington IN sad
District, deceased, .hsylnR been ih. day
presented TO sad Court Of Probate aud duly n -
Ia the Registers Office; Therefore, Il is ordered
that all persons interested 10 the estate Of =. ii
deceased be notified TO appear before said Cont
at the Probate Ofico 10 Manchester, 10 sald
District, on the 2lst day Of December A b.
1885, a. two O'Clock 10 the afternoon bg publ a.
ton Of The order, three weeks sue, essytly PIE.
Wous thereto IN the Manchester JornEAI
newspaper printed At Manchester Aforesaid, 10
show cause, II any rloy may have, Why said
instrument Ia writing should not be prov, aud
deceased.
llax W Il EDlKhTOM nepIalnr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-12
4 BNER S. DAVIS, ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT, District Of Manchester, rs
Be 1t remembered that at i session of the
Probate Court holden at Manchester, within and
or sald District, on the ooh day Of kovtm.
Der A. D, 1895.
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CHR llInurI1r5ifT J0HDDnl

THURSDAY. Ea I4 lsss
. 4 sig4S 'fs ftieT
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(LIXA W. DANIELS Esr,rr

M.ucDo.lor coole ", ~ .ol, lsol uu
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o.1 ab. IS a,t M.p,bs.t5 T' 1soila. a.,
Rock Island Argus., 1895-12-17

A down east lawyer had tough case
ON hand at o recent term Of court, and
before it came ON laid his forefinger to
his nose and evolved an idea The pre-
siding judge loved a good cigar, and the
lawyers happy thought was to propiti-
ate him and make him friendly to his
case by treating him to the best the
market afforded. The disciple of Black
stone was not in the habit Of smoking
good cigars himself, go when he bought
% center to offer the court he bought
Q cheroot for his own use. Armed with
these, he sauntered into the judges
room, and after little chat passed out
a cigar, asking the judge if he smoked.
The court accepted gracefully, but be-
fore many whiffs were drawn the horri :
fed lawyer discovered he had given the
judge the cheroot and was putting the
Havana himself. The judge politely
tried to look pleased as the smoking pro-
ceeded, but the lawyer has since made
no attempts to bribe the court.-Lewis-
ton Journal.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-12-17
ARTIFICIAL Teeth.

"Where do false teeth come fromf''
said we'll known bone importer. echo
ing question that Times reporter had
put to him. ''Wouldn't you like to
know? Most people. I imagine, think
that all the false teeth are made from
ivory. That is quite mistaken idea,
rs the majority Of false teeth are now
made from anything but ivory. We i'm
port large quantities Of walrus tusks foz
no other purpose than that they may b
made into false teeth.
lyon 60 into some big dental estab.
lishment where teeth are made. and
you will doubtless find the remains Of
walrus tusks lying around, and, indeed,
q highly polished tooth made from 3
walrus tusk is just as handsome, al
though not so lasting. as an ivory one.
"A dentist once came to me for an
elephants tusk. from which q good set
Of teeth might be made for a wealthy
client of his. He was to spare no ex.
pense. I found him Q tusk, which, be.
ing IN especially good one, I sold for
9l2.bO . pound, the usual price beina
from S2. 80 to %. so per pound. after.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-12-17

ward learned that the dentist made $500
out Of that set of teeth.
"Of course it would be impossible for
dentists to sell teeth so cheaply rs they
do now IL the teeth were all made from
elephants tusks. As a matter of fact,
10 many people are now wearing false
teeth that I doubt il the ivory suitable
for this purpose could ever be found.
am told that good many false teeth
are now being made from vegetable
ivory, ivorine, otc. II 30, the price of
teeth must naturally go down, and in
time the toothless one will probably be
able to replenish his mouth for an alb
surdly low sum. A set of teeth for
81. %" concluded the dealer, laughing.
"would create q boom in false teeth. /"
philadelphia Times.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-12-17
MArveloua Reaulta

From . letter written by Rev. j.
Gunderman, of Dimondale. Mich, we
are permitted to make this extract:
II have no hesitation in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery, as the
results are almost marvellous in the
case Of my wife. While I was pastor
Of the Baptist church at Rives juno
tion she was brought down with
pneumonia succeeding Ia grippe.
Terrible paroxysms Of coughing
would last hours with little Interrupt
tion, and it seemed as IL she could
not survive them. A friend recon-
mended DR.. Kings New Discovery;
it was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in results" Trial bot
ties free at Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug
store. Regular size SOC and 81.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-12-17
A NEW KIND OF DaunkAao.

4 Temperance Advocate Gets Dsliriu0
Trenens From Drinking C0aee.
"Delirium tremens! Not single symp-
tom lacking"
Such was the Doctors verdict in the case
Of Mrs. Sarah MurdOck Of Fort Dodge, La.
"But swear to you, doctor, - exclaimed
. relative Of Widow Murdock, as the wom-
ans screams died away to hoarse, shud-
dering means, lit must be something else
"a fit Of some kind-anything but deliri-
um tremens. know-we all know-that
the poor lady never tastes alcohol
my dear SIR began the doctor, with
an impatient shrug Of his shoulders.
"Tcll.you what it is, piped an old wo-
man who had been Mrs. Murdock's par
ticular crOny for years, Its coffee. That q
all. Ever since her husband died, p0nR
dear-and q fine man he was, I'd have you
know-Sarah has been drinking power
Rock Island Argus., 1895-12-17

Ino Eng1loh 0re0t Bread EAtef0s
Bread is one article Of food that is
cheaper in England and Scotland than
in this country" said Mr.. John Ste
phenson Of Glasgow. Mr.. Stephenson
and brother conduct bakery establish
ments in Glasgow and London, the
largest, perhaps. in the world, certain
ly the largest in Europe.
"The people ON our side," he contin-
ned, "eat more bread than do tho citi-
zens Of America, and not so much meat
or vegetables, which are dearer in Great
Britain than in this country. We make
two pound lOaves Of square form, the
weight Of which must be stamped ON
each loaf, and the law against light
weight bread is very rigid. Every week
we consume $500 barrels Of -four, the
biggest part Of which comes from the
United States. OF late we have been
getting . good deal Of Argentine wheat
and o little from Australia. About
the best wheat in the world is grown in
Hungary, but Of that there is no great
quantity imported into England. -
Washington Post.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-12-17
Marriage by Proxy.

In Holland, says Scotch paper,
marriage by proxy is allowed. This is
the sc. called marriage by the glove, I"
and is usually put in. practice by a
Dutchman who is sojourning abroad and,
wanting wife. is too poor or too far of
to return homo for one. In such case
he writes home to lawyer, who selects
one comfortable to the requirements of
his client. II the gentleman approves.
he next sends the lawyer a soiled left
hand glove and a power Of attorney,
which settles the business. A friend
marries the woman by proxy, and she is
thereafter promptly shipped of to hes
new home.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-12-17

A REPUBLICAN newspaper says that
Mr.. Bayard in his Edinburgh ad-
dress assailcd "with the bitterness
OF frantic political partisan the
policy which the American people
approved when they elected the
present congress-" MIR. Bayard ex.
planned and defended the policy
which the American people approved
when they repudiated the Mckinley
tariff in 1890 and when they elected
the present national administration,
Of which Ambassador Bsyard is an
appointee. And the American peo.
pie are quite likely to get around to
the same policy in 1896.-Chicagc
Chronicle.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-12-17

THERE are 238 lawyers in con-
gress, Al farmers, "a editors, % man.
ufacturers, one railroad manager.
two steamboat owners, IA teachers
and college professors, 25 bankers.
go merchants. one householder.
three clergymen. seven who say they
are engaged in business" eight
doctors, one architect, one music
teacher, one owner Of oil wells, live
miners, two insurance agents. one
theatre manager. one manufacturer
Of ice, three civil engineers, nine
lumbermcn, two owners OF stone
quarries, two real estate agents,
one pharmacist and one steamship
captain.