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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

-Mr, Dtsper b.s been qoits III the
p ~ week or t~o.
Wilson Bentley bss taken The Kent
farm sBd hs taken possession.
Hiram Mesrs h.s rented George Dfsp
ers tenant house and works for bin.
--Loitie L1velsnG hss gone TO work IN
Hebron besr Monroe Mesio Her bro
Their. Bort. works for farmer Dear by.
We note With pleasure that Selsyn
Brush, native OF this town aud a long
tine resident Of Michigan. has returned
to de.r Old Vermont sod Is now resting
10 Manchester
MIR sud Mrs. Volchsn OF Bnlg.ria,
vho spent the l.st winter here, have rent
ed home Gear Ansqusssicoke. Tue tai
spled iorrisuer viii ttsvel and lecture
some this summer.
Mrs. Jane Wilkinson died last Tues
day, al the home OF her daughter Mrs.
l.. colo. She had besn snd invalid for
long time aud Was most tenderIy cared for
by her daughter. Rev Mr.. Seviugton OF
the Cbristsn church, West Rupert, Off
cistfd at the iunerel, She lesv two
daughters one IN Shushsn and one 10
Troy
- There 10 tract OF land between West
ssndgste sud West Rupert where OF ce
was q houtishing school district with Its
school house and teacher and ali the sp
plisnces OF civill2 tion OF that time, now
grown up TO forests with only occasional
patches OF pasture land. On the highest
pesk, known ~ the knspp mountain, is
still to be seen the greenest grass land 10
spnng, sloping down towards Rupert tbs
late Mr.. Kent told the writer that there
il on the Knapp farm a grave yard so long
uuoarsd for that trees as srge as the prlm
sysl forests have grown up smong the
graves.
porter seems to have gone into Mysteries
vas misprint 1t should have been Ralph
Bowen The correspondent is well post
ed on the subject mstter first printed and
also on ~ me points that have never been
10 print, and would not lock we'll there,
Tue transaction was public aud oil knew
v no vas meant except the critic, Mr.
Bowen claims the right to bis own choice
as to what churches sDd schools be shall
send bis dan. hter to He has lived 10
II snOhestsr some time a appreciates
the kindness shown him there, He has
20 tie to bind him here, the world is be
fore bin md Providence his guide and it
y III guide him to Ludlow 10 June
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09
STATE NEWS

oeus'o' mo''ii VIII oe 90 years Ola
iuesos'' Apf'' ~ Snu o'foS are OUT 'of
u's oir'uuay oeiep'a''on' o7u'tu' "p'
NUS oif'nusS Sup''e'TSfieS are Smous tue
mot oehsh"u' soo'e'y u7ppe1iuss o.
""t i'st"u' sup '"e oeuS'o' Suu MIS-
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'pl'hos 5000 tue sfe''ef part Of Tue
DAY
Rev Charlts NJ, Miles, formerly rector
OF fruitJ euu'cn. Rutland, has accepted
a cali to the fsciossnip OF st. Paui's EpIs
eopsI canfeu st DIX sns. n
oar better bslvus -, ,hpy could not
l. ep bou.e situout Cu.a.8 t..ru's Cough !
Remedy. ltl.u.ed 10 more titan bali the
home. 10 Leeds SIN. Bro; Laeds. Iowa
Tpl. shove the esteem 10 winch tL.,rem /
ed, !. held where II be-. bsep cold fgt
year. srd - sell kuosn. Mothers have (
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09
QOMMISsIONER,S NOTICE.

EHIaI0 q IIKE UUUHNIH
The underHigBed having been appointed ny
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Mao.
chester Commissioner, 20 receive, etAmIne aud
adjust all claims aud demands ot all persons
against the estate 81
Luke O'ConuOf, late Of D0fssL
Ia said District, deceased aud all claims exhibit.
ed 10 Offset thereto, hereby give notice tbGt W.
will meet for The purposes Aforesaid at the
late dwelling Of the dfcosssd IN said Dofset,
on The 2Gth day u September nsIt nom
10 O'Clock N until I O'Clock p. n on
said day and that slI months from the
18th day ~ March A. b. 1896 il the time
limited by said COnr, Tor sAid creditors 10 pre-
seDt thell claims to Us tor examination and
allowance.
Dated At Dorset THE 2gth day Of March
A. D., 1896
+ Is SMITH, tp,..t..
i73w TnOs sHEktDAE. ""mT''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09
NOMMIssIONERhI NOTICE.

- EsfArE 0g rFsELL " Bouas.
The uudorsiRncd haylng been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court Tor the District 81 MAJ.
chester Commissioners, % receive. eIsmiHs,
aud Adult all claims and demands Df eli per.
sons sgAlutt the estate u ressl Egafn
late d hsuchsstsrin raid District deceased, aud
al claims exhibited 10 Disst thereto, hereby slYs
notice that We viii meet, for the pHfpOses af0rs.
s4id al tho late dwelling OF the dseetssd 10
Manchester Oh the 26th day q beptsmbor psIt
from 10 o'clock 4. ". uIui o'clock p ~
9s said day. and that sir months IRON The 2Gth
ds} 81 MafCd A. D. 1886 IL the time limited W
said Court for sAli creditors 10 pfsssut their
aims 70 az for examination and allowance
Dated A. Manchester, this ~ b DAY u
NJ arch. 4. n. 1896
JOHN BLACKsEKl
HAhE /. hhhLEY. Cons
458s EEEh J. TAYLOR
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{ ARMED s. AMEDON's Esr.rg.

- srAfK ~ YgnnDsT .Dsttict Of Manchester &c
Be u remembered. that a. session Of the
Probate Court holden ~ Manchester sithln
sHd tor said Dlstnel. % the ZslA day VI March
A. u. lr5G
Present, Hos II X E9elrH Judge
~, Heks, Adnlulsifatgr IN thc Estste -
/ armed Amed1l late u MaIchestsf ia sad
Listrst dsctssed presented - raid Court li.
petition 10 sutilg fgr license 70 cell Al u the
real agd psfsgusi estate u ssl1 dsess ED b pay
he dsbts agslusl ssIg estate, aud therein mai.
log Application 20 sAld Egau fgr Aer0ss 70 naks
such sals
IL lie ord red. That al persons interested Ia
the ettaie " ssd dscssxet be b0iiasd - appsaf
JtiafF raid Court, At The Ifgbsit Office 10 hAa.
elsstsr 10 ssld DlslIiet on ils isth day u
Mach A h. lsyg a. % O'Clock 10 the forenoon, ~
Publication a tais order, tbfes seeks snsees.
slTriy pfsFiDas thereto 10 the Manchester JDUR.
Sal, GEssspApef printed a. Manchester sigfs.
stid. - shY. Csass. II any thsy may hare why
saia iiosGse EEonid Dot be grated
i7sw v b. ED0EkTO6, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

s9uh Troy u laatlbs ioF boom Dos
that the ~ Fails be- bsss sold = FsT
her Heat spa q " Fowler A Son
Tbers ate several v.jgsbls sstef privileges
ia tbe yt5pefit sod it 10 believed ibsi iht
great fail slons cat be mA3e 20 develop
I 1000 horso power 81 tht year aud 1900 !
pofi.oa q tbe time TIE power i' % ns,i
the railusy A. 70 saako It very rslasble ioi
Eauaisoiufios pafpnsss.
! The death Of Mrs n C. 3 Housbton
ST Bethel lat vtek mskss availsbls tbs
beqaest Of So on mAde by Mrs Housh
toa, bf8lhsf. Albert whneomb, 20 the
graded SCHOOL district 10 Bethel village.
/ by bis grI Mr.. Whucomh lcit aboat $40
I 600 to some lepAess sDd uitces 10 Cuics
70 AUd then gave So. 600 to the towu Of
Stock bridge TO bs used - Q poor fund,
I Hs sls0 gave $50 O0J 10 the Bethel school
as shove stated, And the residue wss RiveB
to the tosn of Stockbridse fer school
( inad
I RVsh Miller OF West Battleboro oar
ruwly escaped beina shots iew days $50.
he vas seated 10 7is home. taking With
friends, When 80 old gun which VAS stand
ias 10 the corner Of the room slipped
from It's pIaoe, and, falling, struck the BAN
mer and exploded The charge barely
mirsed Mr. Miller and euter d = bureau
standing sgsinst the wall
The electric plant at Middlese1 NsrroS,
the erection Of which was begun last May
Jesse s. Files, proprietor OF the Pavilion
hotel at Men peiler, vas practically com
pleted last week and the works are ready
TO 90 business Over 1000 pounds Of dy
mantle we're used 10 blasting canal 600
feet long. when was necessary TO change
the coarse Of the river. The plant is equip
ped with three AZ inch turbine water
wheels, aud the large fly wheels are SIX
feet IA diameter aud 81 inches wide. Tue
three water wheels have u capacity OF
700 horse power aud will propeI eight dy
namos. There is . total fall OF As feet
which gives almost Unlimited power. The
dynamos with which the station is equip
ped sre arranged so they can be used for
hight or power. 1t is by far the best cleo
uio plant 10 the States, and will be able
to furnish power aud light for Montpelier,
Barre. Waterbury, MiddlesfI, Moretown.
and her surrounding towns,
Here is q diamond, here piece OF char
coal Both carbon, yet between them
stands the mshnest OF sgicisBs Nature
TIE food on your table, and your own
body; elemeDtslIy the same; yet between
the two stands the digestion, the arbiter
Of growth or decline, life or death.
We cannot make dismond; We cannot
make tlesh blood and bone. No, But by |
means OF the Shaker Digestive Cordial we
can enable tue stomach to digest food |
which would otherwise ferment and poi |
son the system, 10 oil forms OF dyspep |
STA and inclplent consumption, with weak |
ness, loss Of tlesh, thin blood, nervous
prostrstion the Cordial is the successful
remedy. Taken with food it relieves at
once, 1t nourshes, and assists nature to
ourish A trial bottle enough to show
It's merits 10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

The 'aaffe~ otaiusnce, introduced
.brat J., moalhs $50 10 Minnesols tosD,
A,s pean gaze generally adopted by email
~ fasgs add municipalities west o. tbr
MisHsuppt ADD rome OF the large, oitles
49, rou.deu.g - Opahs hss adopted 1t,
a. ~ Intended 10 requisite the hsblts spd
notsls 90 Young petsUns Is yssrs Of .se
being tic Huit 10 come cases. do~n 10 IS
10 aihsrs - 10y keeping them % the streets
al rlsht che hour bciug determined b,
The community rarely later ttau 9. or
eariisr lhan 30 Ihe sgnsi u ruag by
toe Grs 90 church btll Asy youth iouBd
90 lhe stf.tt sitr curirs.' nust,ended
byslauisl sastiisu. n con1ucted home
by tdt q liae. sua ior second uienee 10
hsbIg &C. Har ~ IA. ptisopmsni. Provision
lt peafta.ly msde loi ericsson OF TINE by
toe satDoulios 10 case 81 excursions or eu
tsfiataaesIs, AID 10 cone cssts tie re
s,ueuaa tpp.les ogiy 20 the buslaess s,e
too CO o city. IL has been demonstrated
tlat The arJiaasos IL effective 10 coutrol
l.UF O. lrgsElug ap the boodlam element
10 = tava. aud ul1s parents 10 fccpihs
alfay eaiiaisu andeT home Supervision
4 be IDEA is mnElas It's Wy easl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

We, the undersisued, agree to refund
the mouey on a fifty cent bottle Of
Greene's Syrup of Tar. iflt fails to cure
your cough or cold. We also guarantee q
twenty five cent bottle TO prove sstisisc
tory or no pay, II Neu Rol fails to cure
your heaoache, we also refund the money.
BAYLEsS & SoWTE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

Foe Rnllaud Hersid. being pressed 10
si.r lalulmalou lu regard to nsmb ers OF
tar aug phlcb II asserted ri,-t. IL
tut stale. gigv- tte following nance; Lew
n Fuurr JutusJ. Esy, JJhn n, Stesrns
J.s,b circuit william " Gfout Fletcher
n Pmcror Ohio Merrill, Nelson W. Fi-se
Va. II DaBol. [ ban A. Woodbury., Z
NJ. Martut sud lutlmstrs that there .re
othrrs IA, list contains some pretty
.ooi nance. and slI have been more or
lees prominent 20 staie matters, but there
/. 90 proof whatever that they are scuns
On s8ucrft regarding nominations, Iudsrd
go ZOOS that they have been on opposite
eide more Than once aud very likely are
nov Tuey might ali suppot ooe csodi
date without suy dispsr.semeut 10 bin
Az laog as ae have prominent men 10 the
eS.te candidates uiIl seek their sopport,
aud tb.re lie nothing srons sbouI it either,
hata csujldite would ts exceedingly Tor
tauste 90 bave the support Of oil the prom
,urlt mru 40 Tie sts.e. OF all OF those men
u0ucd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

4 Esrub.icar State cosvesiion 10 elect
delegates 10 Tie 81. Losss ColveBtioa Gill
be he'd At Montpelier April ~, 81 10
AZ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

DANAS SorsapsrIIls is not only the
jcs OF all remedies Tor the Nerves, Liver,
Kidneys, Stomach, and Blood; but # no
benefit you can get your mo"ey baoh
Tue same guarantee applies to to DANA
Pills, Cough Syrup aud PIasters. For sale
by Ii. Smith, West Arlington, Vt. =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09
A False DIHpnosis

La Grippe Is contounded by many pei
sons with Il severe attack Of ostsrrh, " hlch
IN some respects sembles the former
These individuals suffer severely with pain
abou the forehead, eyes aud ears, with
soreness IN throat and stoppage Of the
nasal passages aud 10 fact are incspscitst
ed Tor work of any kind for DAYS ut time
These are catarrhal sufferers. Ely's Cream
Balm has been used with the best results
In Annh nAena
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying With rain OF cutting teeth2 II 30
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoes, regur
iates the stomach and bowel, cures wind
collie, softeos the gums, reduces inhama,
tion, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs. WineIov's Soothing
Svrnp for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physician
and nurses In the United States and Is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
. rice % cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09
chr 1uaurbr 9onrual
THURSDAY. ATEIL 2. 1926
% = SECONDS, Etiisr ane Proprietor

.At anta aHs. atgaKN n AaEcgLTrEH
vrsHfa fts strasa ~ NgNIEe. ifn W
ttta afH ttTsoss - M.SrrafTt Egsa.
TH1af asa Taf gB.0rmfs sa1cH VI HHls9
arrre raHfI srsr rHLFs ~ rh11p7gvr
TtuFf gR All aTuh srvrTs TrNSish
fr## rasaF CO. IEowurrrl TnthA -
Ka ar IS TIE Soup vHFhH rpil
rruraa ulnHEtlrF Has FrcH WIZ ASH
aarru raaar AID sHEHS THH nrDTIVE
tafaa eg NAB HAs atcH KsoorhiaEMHNr
WIN. MCKINLEY. IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

COLyIN & HOUGHT0N
Save iaf sale
Bovkers Phosphate aud Stoekbfidge
Nauures.
rsfmert are inrites g. purctsss ard .fr A..
sur.d that the pf3res Ill ic - igs - cas- BE-
f0uhd 10 tawn.
Prices range from GO to $40 per Ton
BEST MlDLlNGs, $500 per ton
Bran Is 90
Meal 10 90
COLYIN A HuuaHTON
Manchester Centre, March lsgh, lsaG sssm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

LAXOL is the best medicine for chill
dren. Doctors recommend il in place Of
Castor Oh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

Tie pathetic sppesI recently sent ont
by some Of the Armeuians to the cisillz ID
world had 10 It psthos that vent to the
bsart OF every fssder II Was the sppesl
az tde remnant Of people 10 ruined com
try. frduced TO despair. for sympathy sod
heIp tbat they might rise above their pre-
ssgt condition, 1t is probable that there
vii be fw more mAssscres. aud With the
liberal offerings Il Christian nstions some
Thug nay be doue 10 mitigate tie suti r
iags OF those who remsiu. There Is, hos
ryr, very htIle hope that ,hssa % pie
utli ever recover tfom the bios ualcb
tucr have nos received, and even II they
shouIt. there ,. 10 possibility that they
slli b, secure from the future encrosch
nieuts Of lbr Forks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

Are You suffering with auy diaess,
shioh vi make yonr lite ID i4erable Do
you know that Rsdsms Micrcbe Killer
viii cure you, sold by
Miss MARY FARNUM, Agent,
.v36m. Maple Hill. Manchester ID pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

The q .usc has voted 2ij to u TO scoept
tho seuata resolutions 10 regard TO the
Cabm d.fi-nlly, TIE resolutions are ar
fajloss:
E- rai That IN The opiuiop OF Con
errss. condition Of public var Exists be
tweru the Government Of Spain sud the
Govrrumeut proclaimed sud for some time
maiatsiued by force Of arms by the people
Of Cuba. aad tust the Uui,ed States OF
Amsrlcs Should maintain strict neuttsl
uy bstaeeo eoutebdlng Powers, accor
diua to ZACH eli the rights OF bellisereu's
10 toe ports .ad territory OF the United
> strs
Ea -ei further. that the friendly OF
foes If toe United States sboud be ohsred
bv tie rresIdeut 10 the Spanish Govern
n, cot tor The independence OF Cuba.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

a. Jfalatti Hsuisou may BY oui o.
ilo tsrs fa, toe ptosttsbey bai be b. got
lsttr De 50. msfrisd 10 sss fori
Navasr ta Me blmnieE The vsdtlue
v.ts aaael ere sUd rsiibsr ts 'on sor
a-a.atr sore prcssnL though they are
stsl %. te rsraaciicd 70 The marriage
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09
Cottage for Sale.

The cottage en- North Main v b. longing 10
the estate ot the late Mrs Mary +. Yong will
b. sold tn close the estate, Il lsAvef, dcsit.
Ahlo location.
Apply ta
ERED. r. FISH Executor
Manchester w., March iuih, sld. titi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

Wayne Bailey, II Q Carpenter IA, Field,
f. Dana, II II, Brown w. g. FUTILE.
b. +. PEABODY, THOS J LYON,
r. II, FARKlNGTON.
FRED W. LEASE, CHAs. A. SIMPSON,
Treas Asst, Tree.
Jan. sth, 1895 h93m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09
Concert Roller Organs.

Any one can play them, and furnish nice music.
Cott only til fot sAlo hy
4 J MAtON
Manchester Depot w. April lst. 1870 ar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

ssrrtaD CsfIl.Ir has sfitteu litter oD
the subject # bis candidacy Ior the rtes'
dental aauiustton at the Chicago couven
noe to Charles 4 Long, ehsirm Of the
d mretsiie state central committee. He
.sys 10 psrr. White ] feel proiouod
iat,rest 10 ! welfare Of my party, /
an aach more Interested IN is deeIs
lsfaioa II principles than 10
Its -lacu Of csudilste', The
convention ought to bsye 10 difficulty 10
it- se.rcloo OF candidates The convention
ought g. bsyr no difficulty 10 selecting al
acceptable candidate who will fairly rep
rr-sultd l.. yjews, and IN order that lie
deliberations may be as little embsrfsssed
- po..rtIe by the contentious Of nvsl sspi
uuts spd their friends, tli,k any duty
90 the rary viii be beet performed be de
clulaF to participate 10 ojotest for the
aouJasuau
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

81 sbi $50 "a
Above statement Of resouroos does not include
interest accrued on I0anH from Iuly lat 1895
Deposits made dufnI the fret i've DAYS Of
any month draw Interest from The hrst OF that
month those made after tho hhh draw interest
from the fret Of the following month
Interest IL credited 20 deposttJrs only on the
1T OF January and Juyiand this intorost, II not
withdraw, draws interest from date -- com.
pounding twice year.
All taxes are paid by the bank on deposit. Of
1880 or less.
OFFfCEH7
WAYNE BAILEY, II. 0. CARPENTER,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

The Anruesu stlleses seem 10 be shs'd
DO 900 UTmrie game. 10 Greece. seieb
~tfe raea 90 csiebr.tsd, aud sre 10 be n
uaat5 alter ispss q msny centuries
Iler 900 ilres eveuts the fret day over
it, aaafassnfs from othet countries,
IHsrs sere 80 01u spectators present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-09

A H..n note that million veterans o.
Tue Urma. sad eOusdersbly less than
tst mll8ag veterans Of the ooniedefa1'
.rlIss. uera ionud lylDg 10 the Uoiied
.t.tss b, tao oeasus takers Of 1890 The
r.salls bsgo only fsofutly been ssbuls cd,
Ip ferIy sresoiuuou Of The senate aud
t.ef llf.s usBJ eide Itshts 90 tbs destiny
40 n.sa So aa net 30 atms - the ~a,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-22
Hoy colt in Nii,s

NilWa ulee. May ~ The street rail
WAY strike is unchanged The ears are
running aS usual. after yesterdays i
ldleneS>. The worst feature Of the sit.
uaflon - the boycott. which is pelmpat-
Ing every branch of business. The
DoNcotl has probably never been
brought into such general use. A So
:ref conference of Milwaukee, Republic
ans was held this morning for tile plll'-
pose 81 deNlsing some means Of aileyi-
hfine the palalyZin9 situation Nothing
was accomplished further than alrang-
IN. for conference with the officials
of tie street railway company.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-22
ALI GOOD REPi HLlCAN>

who propose attending the Natlonal
should connect with the
snecial Train Tor st. Louis which VII
leaye Sioux CITY over the Northwest
ern line at 500 p. M. saturday 'uhe
18Th. Rate, one fare for the rouna
trin. Tickets, sleeping car berths ana
fulI information on application to the
local ticket agent, to d. {. Cnehey'
General agent. Northwestern llne' 'elouS J,
Citv Iowa, or to J. Francis, General
Passenger Agent, Burlington route
Omaha, Nebraska.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-22
W ant isetaiia:iOn

s. Paul, May -. Attorney General
'ihldlS j. II present considering the
application made hy Minnesota insnr-
anee companies for IN Interpretation
Of what is known As the retalialot,y
law governing Insurance companies; of
other states. The old law provided
that the insurance commissioner ell
iofce every restriction placed upon
Minnesota companies III otllar states
ilh Insurance commissioner has held
fllat amendments To this law make, if
cover Only taxes. penalties and fines.
ami the insurance men ask that the
provisions of he old law he enforced
as well. The NillerS' Insurance Com
pany ot Minnesota has been refused
permission 10 do business in prnnS 81
vailia anl IL asks that III retaliation
Icnn>Sltanla mutual companies he
barred from Minnesota.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-22

lhE >,bJEO 7 Of RELIGION AND POL
lIl,> Dl>iI I>>tp.


/ Nd>A h@ton. May ~ IN rnuiy 10
! r'Hl' Questions addressed thrpjlgA Rev.
IL >f1tlp@! Of Washington. y. -. -
| aid.hit '.tvbnnS. t..' cardinal seat
| ta" tpiioWIl- letter..
Ny boa" Sir: II Is The duty Of llr
leaders ri political parties - express
! 'H''t''tI|'S without any 'luypcAtjpn
/ III principles ot rel, .ipU, Freedom
| "nIrh tHlrTltn pWr constitution. Cath.
oii''S Ir" devoted - both The great po-
| .Ulral parties oi The country. auA
every individual is left entirely 10 his
own conscience" We are uroui tp say
that in the long history OF the govern
men, oi the United States the great
'atiIoll1 church has never used. at
perverted its acknowledged power. by
seeking 10 make politics SubServn lis
own advancement Moreover ii is our
proud boast that We have never inter
trrei with til" civil and politicn! rights
~ any who differ from uS ia religion.
We demand fhe same rights for our
selves ana nothing More; ana viii BE-
content With nothing loss Not only
IS y 'hn duty 81 all parties distinctly
10 set tA"ir faces against tho false ana
ln-AH1erlcan principles thrust forward
u late buf much rs | would rrvrrt the
HHihr tndrntiHCatipn Of any + .lsipl.>
body rs such With any political party.
am convinced that The members ot Il
religious body whose rights, civil and
religious, AZ" attacked viii naturally
and unanimously eSpouSe the cause ot
the partH which has the courage open
lE - ayoW the principles Of civil AMI
religious liberty according 10 the con
Stltttipn. IatjHnr" is a virtue, bat it
j. Aot the only virtue, when pushed
too far it may degenerate into puSi-
lanimity. Yours faithfully
-. .lanlnS l,ArI l,lONAnS"