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Newburyport, Mass., boasts of a new social democratic paper, the Signs of the Times. A big cotton trust has been organized in Germany. It controls 3a per cent of the country’s business. Debs has been lecturing to packed houses 'way up In Manitoba. At Kat Portage he organized a trades assem bly. The social democratic party was rep resented at the German S. D. P. con gress at Hanover by Eugene Dletzgen of Chicago. Machinists are requested to remain away from Elmira, N. Y. Strike on In engine works. Bosses want more work for less pay. A fter an exciting debate the Connec ticut state federation voted down a res olution to affiliate with the socialist labor party. Another lighting and heating trust, with 16 , 000,000 capital, and another $8,- 000,000 automobile trust incorporated in New Jersey. The Toronto Dally Globe, haring the largest circulation of any dally in Can ada, is reported as haring begun to teach the ethics of socialism. Nearly all the sine mines In Mis souri are closed down. 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In the process o f are need, as they are pleasant to the taste, b a t the medicinal qualities o f tbe remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the C a l ifo r h ia Fie 8nsuv Co. only. In order to get Its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the ft® name o f the Company printed on the front o f every package CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO u m m u M . XT. r x w to xx . r . t . For vale tor a Q Pue r t o -—Trice SDe.orrbattlv YOUNG MEN! 5 CAREER OF GARIBALDI. Led Ite l r to Freedom and Cut the Foitero from Blclly, Giuseppe Garibaldi led Italy ts free dom, cut tbe fettera from Sicily and, though he died a martyr’s death, his life was a success. Italy was suffering from years of oppression when Gari baldi was born in Nice July 4, 1807. ills birthplace was the first home also of that great aoldler of the revoluttou Marshal Massons. From his cbildbuod the thought of freedom for his countrymeu was dom inant In Garibaldi's mind. Joining se cret political societies, be became a plotter, and having failed In a desper ate scheme to overthrow the govern ment, he was forced to leave the land of his ambitions In 1837. Wandering about the world he reached South America, and there took part In many uprisings. He married a Brasilian woman and had three children, who Joined bis work for freedom. , SENSIBLE SOVEREIGNS. When the liberal party, having gained power In the mother country and con ducted a successful revolution, estab lished a republic In 1848, Garibaldi waa called home to Italy. Like a conqueror be returned, to become the hero of the day and the leader of a free people. Tbe church, baffled in its efforts to con trol the new government, called Eu rope to its aid, and by no leas military power than Napoleon Bonaparte Gari baldi waa once more forced to leave his home. It waa then that he choae the Island of Caprera, off tbe northeast coast of Sardinia, for his retreat, and It la there that Garibaldi’s followers to day seek to recall his personality. Gar ibaldi left the Island la 18B8 and be came a general In the army that fought successfully for Italian nnity. They Are Investing th e ir Bovlogeta hand t-ecarltiev. The first European soverelgu to place a considerable portion of Ills fortune to American stocks was Leopold II., the present King of Belgium. Tbe re cent disturbance in Brussels snd tbe serious menace to his throne I ml need him to turn a large portion of bis borne j securities, into foreign values, a portion of which bas been transferred to the London representative of a large New York banking establishment. Hitherto it was the Bank of Eugland that al most exclusively held tbe fortunes of European sovereigns. When the late Napoleon III. found that bis throne was tottering In the lat ter part of 1869, and In the spring of 1870, he had the wit to place hie sav ings, which were considerable, not withstanding that he was considered lavish In his expenditures generally, in the Bank of England In the name of the Empress Eugeule, and It ts due to this precaution that I lie ex Empress re mains to-day one of the wealthiest of royal widows, says the New York Tele graph. The present Sultan of Turkey may have wild notions on the question of humanity and Its bearing on matters connected with his throne and person, and feerless though he Is in many tilings that affect bis government, be 1 b , nevertheless, apprehensive that there Is nothing sure or safe In this life, so he, too, saves cautiously, dropping his savings In all sorts of hiding places In Constantinople. He Is also shrewd enough, In ease the latter Is discovered at any time, to send vast sums to Lon don, but he looks askance at fluctuating stocks, and consequently prefers the deposit system. The Khedive, too, sends all his sav ing? to London; in fact, there is hardly a ruler of any lmoprtanee who has hitherto failed to send his oversurplus Income for Investment In British se curities In connection with and gov erned by the Bank of England. A sin gular and Important exception Is Queen Victoria herself. Strange to say, she does not place her money with the great national hank, hut deposits It all with Coutts, M a e 's Moat A ttractive Axe. \Thirty or thirty-five,” says a woman who haa evidently given some serious thought to the problem, “la, I think, the age when a man Is at his moat attrac tive stage. His manners are then mod eled and his character formed; he baa bad aome experience with the world and human nature, and consequently knows how to act and make allow ances. He realties, too, how utterly fenpattlble It la to live on romance and flattery, which younger fellows fondly Imagine poaalble; is more level-headed, practical, sensible, sincere, end Just la Ms attachments. Not so liable to be led away with every pretty face, and, mixing with the world, baa fotmid mat perhaps that ‘all la act gold that jBfcJ Formation o f BaMta. Aa tbe anew gather* together, so etc habits are formed. No atagle flmkq that la added to the pDe produce* ai ■endue change; no single action cre ates, however It may exhibit, a man's character; but as the tempest burls the; avalanche down the mountain, and the Mhahftant and U s ' habitation, so passion, acting upon the o f mtachlef which WAS REBUILT AFTER THE FLOOD Inscription on the Oldest House In AH Enxlsnd. It is claimed for a building neer St. Albans, England, that It Is the oldest Inhabited house ha that country. A part of it, at any rate, Is more than 1,000 years old. This la the foundation which waa hnllt by King Offa. Tbe structnre was originally used as a fishing lodge by the monks of the abbey of 8t. Al- basa, of which monastery It formed a part It. waa situated on the bank of an tameaee flab pond near 8 l Albans, belonging to the royal palace of Ktocs- bury, of which bale bat the name bow resuftta. The present M U t e g rearing -pon •M y erected caring « h t fifteenth cm - A t a 'W i p ^ X d A U U t f a « A « t t e s h l» W »* Aoproswhlo*. In the tMpMfc of tbs Little Ml*m*. purer, .getr OHfern. Ohio, there la a lock! which B tftRpt.hu the atrangott fonuttoh nf any rock la the United Staton It u shaped almost exactly MU a modem battleship, (waring so clou gud striking a naemMnnce that It U s aATTpcsair rock . gained the name of Battleship Bock, and la generally known thereby. It la over 76 feet long and nearly 40 feat In height Maa'a Moat Attractive Ago. \Thirty w'thlrty-flve,” aaya a woman who haa evidently given tome serious thought to the problem, “ la, I think, the age when n man la at hit moot attrac tive stage. Bla manner* are then mod eled and hi* character formed; he has had aome experience with the world and human nature, and consequently knows how to act and make allow ance*. He realises, too, how utterly Impossible It 1* to live on romance and .flattery, which younger fellows fondly Imaging possible; is more level-headed, {practical, sensible, sincere, and Juet la his attachments Not to liable to be led away wttb every pretty face, and, mixing wttb the world, has found out perhaps that ‘all Is not gold that l e t ters.'\ ______________ __ A Boer Delicacy. I'M * Is a Boer delicacy: A great square slice Is cut off a loaf mads of coarse, unsifted meal, and covered with a thick layer of Jam—perferably strawberry. A row of sardines Is then placed on top, and the oil from the sar dine box U liberally poured over the whole. A Sweet Breath. The breath may be sweetened by a simple mouth wash of crystal perman ganate of potash hi a tumblerful of water. Nearly all old women want to wear White. The PittBburg river coal trust has announced an Increase of prices of 26 per cent. This combine controls the trade from Pittsburg to New Orleans, and the dumbhead voters of the Missis sippi valley will now have a chance to study the beauties of capitalism. Wages of course were not raised. All the calico print mills of England have combined Into a (50,000,000 trust. The promoters saw that price cutting In New York was the primary cause for organizing, which shows that Interna tional competition Is becoming so keen that lowering or raising prices a frac tion of a penny is liable to disarrange the world’s markets. A brave spirit struggling with adver sity Is a spectacle for the goda.— Sen eca. You may oppress the truth, but you cannot suppress It. . u « * m # jM m dottlcd to anybody t h A f t t l t UMted hht by M M M o d * Sutiti&M* to lack Lark in*. Mr. Larkina is f t * stenographer and corner-stone o f « wholesale gro cery house and Miss SnoUhktn* la tak ing a course in oratory a t the univer sity. Both of them bee on ftTtb street. Mias Bmltbklna baa Monde hair and Innocent blue eyea Lessons in elocu tion and p e iu r t e bare taught her to thlk with her eyea and tm lle with her reddish hair. Larkin* wna captivated as be paaaed the Smlthktna home on his way to the IUlnole Central station. They had never spoken except with their eyea and Larkin* not being as well up lu Delsarte a* Mlsa Smltbklna may not have said all that he thought he did. When he Judged the acquaint ance was well established, be wrote Mlsa Smlthkins a note. H e received no answer. Another note uiei the same fate. The third was found pinned to a lamp post next day just in front of LarklM ’ boarding-house. Seventeen people In the house had read it before Larkins suspected what the fun was about There, on violet-blue note pa per, wltb Miss SmUbklus’ name cut out was Larkins’ touching epistle, In which he compared his auburn-haired lady to “ a star,” declared that she “ had broken hi* heart,\ and wanted to know when, If ever, she Intended to answer his note and fly with him from stern parental objection*. “ I get a salary of (18 and work for — . Your Jack Larkins,” was the way the letter concluded. Larklus haa changed his boarding [dace. Mlsa Smlthklus la still practic ing Delsarte.—Chicago luter Ocean. LAW A s T N rE R P R E T E O . t t h * l * t o * w * * * . ' In teboofew w thtlR fr. giUh l i u w j i f * l s bring tnnght to f t * uttte duakF'fiVbJscta o f f t * empress queen. 0.001 * Son*, o f London, hav* a £ ? izk-k ■ - n * — r T ' H r * f f l n r a r r g j B i . j n n w E t i i n F M E r u a 4i3itiKJ nais: D i / S l f l u M i J J E B u i ramnKEiiMismrn r j i ^ T a k i r r n i T A i PiiBiBarat'aaic.i rajwwtir'J 723~ B M m irjrsESE EaiMinqraiflOTLiii r i r r - H i h i H i q g i c . * TKAcnixo vouao I n d ia its a h , OberUa M. Carter, f t * OMMptetoWl* defrauded f t * govsnuntat o t t i r i I L - W0.8M, has p *N Ms *(W « t «M M i This Uttls transaction dsvrispsd tho tori that Carter has “ a sahsUntlal balsa to In a prominent New York bank.’* .. Because tbs laboring pooplt o f Crip ple Creek, Colo., nominated a tiekri o f their own ths democrats are aow de nouncing them as \anarchists \dyna miters,” etc. They wore all right though, whan thaymsekly voted f t o - tlcket* pat up by ths dsmacratlc mino barons. designed a chart for helping ths pupils to acquire the lauguage, and a fac simile of K appears above. Ths pro nunciation of tbe English characters Is given in both Pers au and Nsgrl. A PROMISING O F F ICER ■oars must w « otter or » b o m r a m nswsfi i sir mum <t CRtairh test M u s t te m o t < Is U g Catarrh C a n , T. t. CMRNRT * OO.. Toledo, O Wo, tea sndaslghtol. Ran kaowa T. tommy for tee loot It yeore. aa* Saltan h MrfeoUy kononbta la all haNwsw tamaaaatta 1 anaaoiaUy ahta to tarry oat aay oblisalM aada by their torn, ------------ tbj 3 l To The right to read medical books to the Jury for the purpose o f proving tho symptoms of disease Is denied lu Blx- by vs. Omaha A C. B. K. & Co. (lows), 43 L. R. A. 688, although they are ad mitted to lie standard books, where they have not boon referred to by wit nesses whose testimony Is to be eontrs- dlcted by them. The rule that freedom from contribu tory negligence must affirmatively ap pear and Is not presumed Is adhered to In McLean vs. Perkins (Me.), 48 L. R. A. 487, lu case of the drowning of employes while going to their work In an old punt wltb a crack In one side calked with waste and a part of one end split off, when they were all drowned, and there Is no evidence as to Hie cause or maimer o f such acci dent. The acceptance by a defendant In a divorce suit, over whom uo jurisdiction was obtained, of the decree rendered and his remarrying are held in llek- ktng vs. I’faff (0. C. A. 1st C.), 43 L. R. A. 618, Insufficient to stop him from disputing the validity of a subse quent e i parte proceeding in the di vorce suit by which the Judgment is opened and a decree tor alimony en tered against him. H a r v e s tin g P o t a t o Hu (a, A light bushel basket Is the surest aud quickest way of getting rh f o f po tato bugs, lu wet weather at least The bugs can be shaken off the vines Into the basket In atwut half the time It takes to parli frten them. C o lo r D a e to B a c t e r ia . A scientist of Rio de Janeiro states, as a result of protracted and patient Investigation, that the color and scent of flowers are due to bacteria and that these gerniB are often o f a kind that must be harmful to human beings. The practical man devotes but little time to preaching. ------------ f D e a th o f L ie u t . C o l. M t lc y , W h o W a s I r t a iin e a t a t S a a t ls R O , Lieut. Col. John D. Mtley, Inspector general of the volunteer forces, who died In Manila of fever, wa* an* of tha most promising young officers tat the army. He was a Heuteuaut in the artil lery branch of the regular* and wss on Gen. Bliefter's staff In the Santiago ex- WMST ATRBA •do, 0. WALDINO, KINKAM R H A S VIM, Wkmueli Orugslata Toledo. a . tteu'e Catarrh Core to takes tatenaOy, set e t dlreetly spaa tee Meed end ueoou* o r Rees at tee eyeteak TeettaHatale seat tm Rrloe Tie per bottle, Sold by all Dneptau Hall e Family PUIa are tea beat. Buffalo, N. Y„ capitalist* are to work toe Immense oil and coal deposits la the Lander region, Colorado, TO CUKE) A COLD IN ORB D A T . Take Laxative Bromo qulutna Tablets All tlrugslRta refund (hv money II It telle to oan. & w. Grovv i ilgnaturv la oa eeoh box. Ms During the present year ths coal mined In Michigan w ill anioant to over a million tons Feaee aad Irea Werke. PORTLAND WIRE A IRON WORKS; WIRB end Iron fvnolnx; otdee rbllina. ato. M Aldor. There Is no difference In quality be tween the sins of omission and sins of commission; either sre fstsi. f l t e PorauuMnUy(lured. Regie ■ I I * toilerSret day’t aee of 6t. Serve tieatom. Seed battle end traotln. DU. ____ 4 roll Street. Philadelphia. Pa i Sret day’t aee o f br. Kllae-t One! .......... j >. Seed tor F B I J U l * - * * battle end Irattlto. DU. H. H. C U R B U 4 Mf The tobacco crop In South Carolina this year Is estimated at 10,06,000 pounds, worth from 4 to I I cents a pound. LIEUT, COL. JOHN D. UILET, pedltiun. He had much to do with the movement of droops at San Juan and El Csuey aud, with Generals Wheeler gnd Lawton, negotiated successfully for the surrender of (lie Spanish forces under Torsi. After the Cuban cam paign be aBked to be assigned to duty lu the Philippines, and has served (here ever since. The Colonel was six feet three Inches In height and very slender. Mothers will find Mrs Winslow’e Sooth ing Syrup the but remedy to um for their children during the teething period. London capitalists srs lute rested la ths proposal to lay a cable from Van couver, B. C„ to Skagway, Alaska. Pleo'e Cur* tor Oouum p tlo* It the beet of all eough ourea—George W Lota Pabucher, La.. Auxuat M, IMS An old man named Anton Kaln, who died recently In an Austrian almshouse was found to be worth (5,600,000, Nevada promises great things In her mineral development during the com ing year. The Isabella Quid Mining company has declared a dividend of (22,600. I t n ip c iV y Monthly Regulator CAR ROT L A tllcair A U , Ft„,. lire. B. Rowee, Milwaukee, Wle The preacher who starves hie head cannot feed hie people's hearts. Insomnia Did you ever have that feeling of oppression, like a weight on your chest, or a toad of cobble-stones in your stomach, keeping you awake nights with a horrible sensation of anxiety, or tossing restlessly in terrible dreams, that make the cold perspiration break out all over you ? That's Insomnia, or sleeplessness, and some unfortun ates suffer with it night after night, until their reason is In danger and they are on the edge of going mad. The cause of this fearful ailment Is In the stoWiach and bowels, and a Cascaret taken at night will soon bring relief and give the sufferer sweet, refreshing sleep. Always Insist on getting CASCARETSI sir t’ thim hobo-mobo troockii—Fuck, « l h a v e keeta a e l a a CA RCA M K T S to r loanable, wltb wbleb I bate bam eBicted lor over twooty yaoro, sod I oee iey tbot (Macerate have givae me n o r* relief tbea any other remedy I her* ever tried. I eboll eer- tsiely teeonmeed them to my frteade u be ing ell they ere renraeantad •' Hosts THE TABLET lOe. 25 c. 50 c. DRUGGISTS CASCSMKTS ere stoolotely tomtoee, t p a rty regftxbta meeyemed. Re memutal or otter mtoenfl ylB-yetom to Ceeeerea. tesetirti ynmyay, eteettoely i am evtty Heerder et tee Stemeek, U r t r es4 bteettsM . Tkey set eely oert emdtiyettaa. bet eentet ety aid every tons efinocetaritytf tee bowel*, teetetoagStaatomesiSjmatoqr. Ftauext, ystatolte, yetost. Taste gees, Se goei. Berm etakes, vreokm er grty*- Do *m» ye* get tee gntox* l Beware of tattattase esg aaMtttstee! key th e s e to-iay, sag * ■ * ytaeeel to every ieey*«t, get year meaey task I Write ee tar baektat esd fra* aaayto I Aidnee M U M M DO0T OSBFART, CBCASS a I SSe. S A M F U BOTTLE lOe. FOB K t X T TH IR T Y O A T S . How long have you D U rillllT f P lifl suffered with . . . lillLUmn I lUm . l a lft( b t h h i I M ■ ! f t p * litto t t i q Tte>? J t o f t a M tetbk yon hem staled preefooe ttme and suffered eaboRM - e P r o y j r sodbeywaiytfy ead r^aoenOyemnSoi . k s S ^ L e J 2 £ e y i e h E ^ ^ ^ ^ N * W ' ~ - am **, torn ilSng SteaoMe lam e y e o y le dnrim to* yarn leas “Tenother reeeeilfielm ew tosii ms mrdictoee. electric belmmed Therefore vraate as a<merM>- [C n toE M . :“ S D r o p s \ M M s t e t t e * satse*mdear*, tfioe per borfleTaML sejftSM eye wawtB e e S x K a ^ S , djeoto e m i t W aaLrulsy. OVBC COH tOO-MH JL LAKE S T ^ CHKAfiOL
