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NE international exposition at Paris has

VEE international exposition at Paris has
resulted In more triumphs for American
exhibitors, in proportion to their number,
than for those of any other nation. 1t is
seid they have already been marked for the
judges for six grand prizes and host of
sold medals. This, too, with the skill Of all
the nations Of Europe to fight fiercely for
every trophy, and every one to be wrested
from them only by such superiority that il
could not be ignored. England and Germany
contributed a wealth of production that
seemed to challenge even imitation, but the
United States has so far excelled,
that in many instances the
Judges awarded the prizes with
a unanimous first vote. Among the sig
nifcant features of the exhibition is the
orders given by representatives. OF one coun-
try for the productions of another, and of
these, too, American exhibitors are reeeiv
ing a lions share. Germans, seeing the
exquisite finish and beauty of French man
ufactured wares, are ordering literally;
while the French in turn are not slow to
avail themselves of the desirable articles
ScuJ W CdpllOA ny SuOJcCiS
of the Emperor William. So lately
engaged in the bitterest warfare, so terribly
'vanquished, so. heavily taxed to meet the
demands of their conquerors, they now cover
their gaping wounds with the olive branch,
and seek only to bring back by commercial
transactions the money yielded by them to
the Germans, and though the steel claw be
hidden behind the velvet now, it may be,
who knows? gathering strength for the OPP
perfume moment when retaliation will be
possible and the decision of the Franco4Prus-
sian contest be reversed. With Bismarck,
the brain of Germany, dead, with the EN-
per0r William off the throne, with internal
dissensions gnawing at the heart of the great
empire, may not France yet hope to change
the tide that swept Napoleon from the
throne and left her bravest soldiers captives?
Is not Germany watching this possible
chance even now? Is not Bismarck endeav-
orlng so to fortify the empire that whatever
time may bring for its rulers, it shall but
strengthen and perpetuate the throne and
the dynasty? On the checker-beard of fate
nations move slowly, but the changes are the
promptings of law that statesmen as
sshrewd as he understand, and while they
may not alter its operations, they will shape
their course to win victory at last.
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London Telegraph

Miriam cures wounds. and Pharaoh is
sold for balsam," wrote Sir Thomas Browne
200 years ago; and it is an nndoubted fact
that even down to the time of Sydenham,
mummy was held to be drug of great
curative power, and was extensively admin
istered in cases of fever and ague. But what
should be said of the exhibition" 10 pa
tient of a piece of human flesh freshly taken
from the living subject2 This exceptionally
appalling medicament seems to have been
made use of under very singular circum-
stances in China. A recent number of the
Pekin Gazette published an application to
the emperor from the governor general of
the province of Kwang-Tung, for permission
to erect memorial structure in honor of
the filial devotion of young lady, twenty
one years of age, the daughter of a magis-
trate of Canton. She is described as having
been brought up by her father from child
hood, we'll educated, and deservedly reputed
for her virtue and intelligence In the
spring of last year her papa fell Ill, and was
most tenderly nursed by his devoted daugh-
ter. At the end of six months the old gem
tleman became much worse, whereupon the
young lady cut a piece of flesh from her arm
and mixed it with his medicine. This
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

AwRITER in the New York Daily Bulletin
discusses &C some length the industrial ques
stion in Europe, giving special prominence
to the labor situation of France and Eng
land 1.-The inquiry" says the writer, (which
IS now going on before a special commission
fnto the manufacturing conditions of France
has evoked a great deal of industrial facts,
end has shown the opinions prevailing
among French manufacturers. NJ.
Claude. takes the view, which is now freely
confessed by various manufacturers that the
enormous increase of machinery is at the
'bC tom of the hard times. In every branch
of trade we hear of men saying, we have
raised up merciless competitors; the
ERA of over production is on us. 1t is
somewhat singular. to find the manu-
'faoturing capitalist and the soeialistic
tramp coincide on this point. This factor
Is too important to be ignored. however, for
1T bars the way to any solid and per
manent improvement. The cooperative
associations in England have greatly en-
'coursged the building of new mills; and
now, as this French manufacturer tersely
putS IT, Tue WHOlc Iuuot dChLONE-
edge the industrial supremacy of England,
or that country can not live. 1t exports rs
per cent Of its cotton manufacture, and the
imports of English textiles into France
alone during 1917 amounted to the enor
nous sum of 1873, 74l 900 francs. Warps
'27-29 are now sent here and sold
as low as 2 fir. so cent. per "a lbs, with 20
per cent. discount at 30 days."
The point made by the writer is that the
manufacturing capitalists of France agree
with the tramp socialist that the enormous
increase of machinery in France is at the
bottom of the hard times" We do not
know what may be at the bottom Of the Ia
Dor troubles in France. but in this country
the hard times are not the result of an in
crease of machinery. The radical party con-
cluded to run the financial department of
the government in the interest of
ShylockE To do this the currency had
to be contracted, and with contraction came,
not the increase of machinery, but the
hushing of its music. What We want in
this country is financial policy that will
set idle machinery and idle men and women
to work--a policy that shall diversity labor,
create home markets, and in this way silence
OYerproduction croakers,
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mously repominated for congress. The
Journal says it is Endorsement fairly won
by Mr.. Hanna's course. Mr.. Hanna voted
for two measures which the Journal said
''were distinctly democratic measures, got
ten up for the express purpose of defeating
the radical party" What else has the Hon.
John Hanna got to his credit, besides voting
for these two measures-the reconciliation
of silver and the repeal of the resumption
law
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

THE Berlin congress has remapped por-
tons Of Europe. satisfied the greed of Eng,
land and Austria. carved Turkey into frag-
ments, robbed Russia of the glory of her
military achievements, left Italy and France
dissatisfied, and adjourned amidst general
declarations Of approval. The treaty, which
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

These failures have occurred when crops
have been bountiful, and when, but for con-
traction, the state would have enjoyed I'M
exampled prosperity. 1t viii be well worth
while to give to the figures we publish to-
day careful consideration. They tell a fear
full story Of the curse of radicalism upon
the country
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17
BUSINESS FAILURES.

We have received from Messrs. 4. G. Dun
K Co. their statement showing the business
failures for the second quarter and the first
half of 1878 in the United States. The mat
ter is of such commanding interest that we
reproduce the exhibit as given by Messrs.
Dun e. Co.:
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FIuctuated.

lJoplln (Mo.) Herald.
There is no metal mined in the United
States which has iuctuated so much IN price
as has lead ore. Fifteen years ago il was
worth S110 per 1000 pounds, while to-day it
is dull at less than $50 per 1000 pounds. In
1858 it sold at the mines at SIS, while 40
yesrs ago, when the northern mines were
first opened, So and IS was considered a fair
price. But at that time transportation was
difficult and expensive. 1t is lower to-day
than it has been for 20 years, and IN fact be-
low its intrinsic value.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

EFLLoGG is new very justly regarded the
boss liar of theI.ouisiana ccnspirators. His
memory is as T. eacherous as Sherman's, and
his consclence'a IS elastic as that Of j. Madi-
son Wells Ee is in the United States SEN
ate by fraud nd lies Justify to make Hayes
title appear honest.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

4cOs gEDERArz general, whe served under
JET Davis, who admired JET Davis, who
votedtfor JEFF DaTis is in Hayes cabinet,
and Hayes would give JET an Office If
the. ez -president'would come to terms and
stand firm
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

THE shipment of hcrses to ssland still
continues lively, and This despite the cessa-
ton OF var preparation. Fine, thorough
bred colts are greatly in demand for the
fair
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

THE Grant movement is notably 8 thief
movement. All the thieves who were with
Grant when stealing was the rule and hon
esty the exception are for Grant, and all Of
that miserable class who have taken trip
to sYarupisand returned in love with a
strong monarchical government are for
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17
A Luxury.

The Unique Perfumes made by Or. Price
are indeed luxury; their fragrance as sweet
and exhilarating as a walk in 3 garden of
flowers at evening close. DR.. Prices odors
are truly as sweet and natural as flowers
freshly gathered. Try his Floral Riches; it
is a cologne water Of delightful fragrance.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

BssNARcK hes an odd relish for collecting
anu preserving the pistols assassias have
used in attem pting to take his life. He feels
grateful for tsse poor shess sent by chem.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

EOrsox is goisg to Colorado. He will
HSnt a patent Of the mountains, s1r or
scenery soon.
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Ann Morgan, the famous fasting girl of
Wales, has been discharged cured from the
ln6rmary at Aborystwigh.
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