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CABLE SPARKS.

The French revenue surplus for the first
six months of the Year amounts to 2S,0OU,OOJ
francs.
Tho Lon'lon Aquarium has boon sold for
Sl,G5D,0s0. The property will be devoted TO
building purposes.
NJ. Goblet, minister of foreign affairs, pro,
sided Mt banquet given in Paris to celebrate
the abolition OF slavery i'll Brazil.
Emperor William has ordered the commit
tee appointed by the lata Emperor Frederick,
10 consider tho erection of n cathedral Ill
Berlin to begin their labors forthwith.
The English government has Instructed
Sir Charles Warren, chief commissioner OF
police, nrnceforth TO suppress Saturday
meetings in Trafalgar Square, London.
In London the police lost their temper anu
charged crowd assem- led i'll TralalS gar
Square, dispensing the people after they had
passed resolutions ,enounclng MIR. Baifour,
chief secretary for Ireland.
Two generals and number of other oiii.
GERS i'll Constantinoplo have been degraded
and imprisoned as result of the recent fight
among the soldiers stationed ut the ildlz
palace the residence of the Sultan.
The Sultan of Turkey is much concerned
about the approaching visit Of Emperor
William to the Gar, and fears that the re-
suit of the inter lew between tho two mon
archs will ho detrimental to Turkey.
Mr.. Felix Pyat will mako IL proposition to
tie French Chlmber OF Deputies to con-
liscate tho property in Francs belonging to
the OrlcaniSt princes, and use the proceeds
for tho erection OF asylums for tlle aged.
King Milan proposes . separation mensa
ttoro from his wife, Queen Natalie, provided
her Majesty accepts the conditions which
will be made known to her by Bishop
DemetriuS, who has taken them to Wles-
b den.
The Portuguese government is preparing
an expedition to so to the country north OF
the ZumbcSi river to secure and extend the
Portuguese possessions in that region. The
expedition will be under the command OF
Governor Guilimani.
Signor Crispi, tho Italian primo minister,
is timed to arrive at Carlsbad on August 2
Prince Bismarck and Count Kalnoky, the
Austrian prime minister, will subsequently
20 to Carlsbad, and the three statesmen will
then hold a conference.
At the conference on political economy at
Copenhagen, a resolution was passed urging
the establishment of a customs union DO
tween Denmark and Norway and Swe len,
and requesting that the government appoint
il commission to arrange the details oil the
project.
The Austrian and Greek consuls mt Sofia
have complained to the government that
br,ands rai,lcd the railway station ut Bellova
nnd seizad two Austrians and two Greeks
and now hold them for ransom. The Aus
triun consul demands that Bulgaria pay the
r,nsom demanded by the brigands for the
two AuStriailS.
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
The Faoto,y Girls of Londor.

Il hnvo heard of ladies but have
mover seen one" vas the answer OF q
factory girl at the Elst Fad, according
to tho honorable secretary Of one of
three somewhat similar societies which
hnvo beon pleading for support in the
columns Of tho London Times. Ono OF
these societies entertain daily in Lon
don alone between 80 and 40 girls at
each of twenty different cntrcs. And
yet it certainly docs not seem rs if tho
supply of such institutions wcro likely
to be in excess OF tho demand. When
one reads of $50, 900 factory girls in
London one almost loses hopo that any
societies will ever graphic successfully
with the enormous Dimensions of our
modern social problems. -LSt. James
Gazette.
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EnnIion .Nnfri.

Tinsel trimmings are both effe ctive
and popular.
The open-mcsh point d',sprit net is
more fashionable jll.t now Tor brides
veil than illusion.
Gilt silver, steel, white or rcd broids
are used to trim boating dresses, u:uaily
in graduated wi,lths.
Sheer white wool, with Raman-rcd
India silk. Is much liked ia Paris for
drcssy afternoon gowns.
In many of tho latest imported cos
tune, there Is tendency to combine
several shades OF one color.
Flower bonucts are extensively worn
at Summer cvcaing entertainments
where bonnet is necessary.
Poppy" bonnets are composed e.
tircly OF red, black or gray roppics,
with velvet petals and few Perky.
looking buds.
Although most ladies prefer wool
dresses for travelling, silk and wool
combinations are often used for such
toilets this season.
Straw galloons are very stylish on
dress }, as we'll as OIL millinery, and are
sometimes mixed with metal to form
still moro attractive trimming.
The double straws arc very stylish
thi, season, lcghorns Tired with black
chip arc particularly pretty aad very
unioue when trimmed with right colors.
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ILL TREATED BY MORMoNS.
A Woman.s phifuI story-ChareinG
Them with Murder.

lnCtn with ~ ufuEr.
A palc-faccd little woman, giving her
name as Elizabeth Turnlll Rutter, formerly
of Northshelds, England, WIS picked W in
Chicago apparently faiutng from hunger.
She claime; to have had nothing TO cat on
her four days trip from O-den, Utah, IN
route to her old home in England She told
a terrible story of experiences among the
Mormoas. Her young son. she stated, had
been induced against the wishes Of his
parents to join party Of emi.rants organ.
lZed by Mormon missionaries in England
Not hearing from him, it was learned Elat
be had been preycn ed by elders from writ
ing The father, frantic with anxiety, fol-
lowed to Utah. Hc found emplpymcns with
Mormon farmer nanel Joseph Hoihcrt,
but was uDa'e to save enough 10 help
continue the search until pretending IL join
the church Then Rutter got money AMI
sent sone to her, but al his let crS telling of
the condition OF affairs in Utah We're inter
ceptei, a Il others substituted urging her to
come to Utah with the missionaries. Slle
obeyed, and claims the women in the PARTY
were subjected tofearful indisniti.'S en- route
by the elders. Rutter wnS murdered shortly
after she joined him. He hal Inadvertently
given young Mormon an linking of his
plans to find his boy and escape with his liz
The MormnnS asserted that RuttcrS dr..th
was accidentrl. She WAS deiratr!e'l by
Holbcrt of her husbands savings Lu, llaci,g
to Ogden earnol enough money working in
q hotel to pa her passage home. The
amount Of ra!iroaii-rare was larger than size
expected, and sooner than delay she had de-
prlved herself Of fool on the long journey
to Chicago.
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A SINGULAR TRAGEDY.
One Brother Whose Life Was in
Danger Shoots Another by Mistake.

A shocking tragedy has just been reported
from the Choctaw Nation. john Ray, a
white man who has been farming in the M
ton long time, married young girl near
Topeka. Kan, few weeks ago, and return
ing 10 the Nation with his bride, gave house
warming. Ray lives just beyond the line,
and among the guests wcre number Of par
ties from Arkansas. One of these man
named Grnlum became incrnscd Mt Ray for
refusing to permit his wife to dance with
him Qiraham) and he fire Mt Ray as he stood
among bis other guests. Rays friends drew
Grnham away, but he threatened to kill Ray
on SIGHT, and Ray WIS advised to be ON his
guard. Saturday last ut midnight Ray was
awakened hy noise in his bedroom, and
raising himself in the he'd saw man whom
he took to he Graham standing mntI"nieSS
nenr the door. Snatching his revolver, he
fired at the intruder. who, with m inart;cu-
late cry. fell to the floor The household
was aroused. and an investigation showed
that Ray had shot and killed his brother,
jeff Ray, who was engaged i'll farming with
him. The brother was sonlmmhuiisl,
and had wandered into the room unconscious
of his action.
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Jesus. lover of my soul,
I1tI HIC 10 MY UVsUIll NY,
While the pillows near ME roll,
Whilu the tcmncst still is hloh

The heart right toward Col and man, we
are happy. Tho heart wrong toward God
ard man, we are unhappy.
Another reason why wo should como to
this spirit inculcated in the text is the fact
that all the differences OF earthly condition
gre transitory. The houses you build, the
lind you culture, the places in which you
barter, are soon to go, into other hands.
However hard you may have it now, if you
ore a Christian the scene will soon end.
Iain. trial, persecution never knock at the
;oor Of the grave. A coffin made ont of pine
NDoaris is Just as gooi resting place rs
PIE made out of silver mounted mahogany
or rosewood Go down among the resting
places of the Dead and you will find that
though people there had greater difference
Of worldly circumstancc now they are all
alike unconscious. The hand that greeted
the Senator, and the President. and the King
is still rs the hand that hardened on the
mechanics hammer or the manufacturers
wheel 1t does not make any difference now
whether Their. is plain stone above them
from which the traveller pulls aside the weeds
to read the name, OF tall shaft springing
into the heavens as though to tell their vir-
tues to the skies.
In that silent land there are no titles for
great men, and there are no rumblings of
chariot wheels. and there is never heard the
foot Of the dance. The Egyptian guano
which i, thrown on the fields in the east for
the enrichment of the soil is the dust rake,l
out from the sepulchers of kings and lords
and mighty men. Oh tn. chagrin OF thos,
mon if they liai aver known that in the after
ayes of the world they would have been
called Egyptian gu mo.
OF how much worth now is the crown of
Cesar? Who bids for 1t! Who cares now
anything about tho Amrhictyonic council or
the "a US of LycurSus. Who trem5es now
because Xcrxes crossed the Hs lespont on
bridge of boats, Who fears because Nebu-
chadnezzar thunderS at the gates of Jeru>a-
lem. Who cares now whether or not Cleopatra
marries Antony. Who crouchcs before Fer
dinand, or Bonface. or Alar..:: Can Com
we'll dissolve tne Engisa parliament now:
Is William, PRINCE of Orange, King of the
Elizabeth may love the Russian crown, she
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sut,onr.o,n Maker. of New York.

IsuttonhOin Maker. of New York.
"A buttoahole is a-smal! thing" said
clever working girl OF New York to
an investigating Telegram reporter
"but it is blessing to women who
earn their living by tho noodle. +"
And why, pray2"
"Bccause buttonholc makers are we'll
paid. ;"
"Arc bultonholcs han d-scwcd2'
"Perhups they are in some cases, but
the buttonholcs OF shirts, which have
in mind, arc scwol by machinery"
"But what are these hcartrcnding
storie, about shirts for which women
on the east side arc paid next to moth
iuga'
"Those arc the ready made shirts that
sell at from forty to ninety cents each.
They arc badly scwcd and wretchcdly
paid women are employed to mako
them. A great many big manufactures,
however, mako shirts to order at prices
ranging from s1s to $50 u dozen. All
the work is we'll done on
these shirts and the button
hole makers carr large wages"
"And arc all tie workers on these
garments we'll paid2'
"No; some who do the plain sewing
earn only So or 81 q week."
"Wl:y is thlti''
"Oh,' with a scornful toss of her
pretty head, "Ihcy'ro old maids and
things like that"
''It seems pity of them. too
at is pity OF them. Why it is only
the strongest girls, with good young
constitutions, that can staad the work
necessary to earn large wages. The
weaker ones aad those with little skill
earn small wages, eat cheap, dry lunch
cons in tn, shop,r and are very poor"
"And what becomes Of the young and
strong as thoy grow oldcr?'
"oh, we-that is, they get married..
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For many years the manufacturers of DR.:
sago's Catarrh Remedy have Offered, in good
faith, $500 for Il case Nasal Catarrh which
thoy cannot cure. Tho Remedy IS sold b.
druggists at only so cents. his wonderful
remedy has fairly attained IL wOrld-wice rel u-
tation. II you havu dull, heavy headache, OBJ
struction OF the na al passages, discharges
falling from tho head into he throat some
times profuse, watery, and acrid. at others;
thick, tenacious, mucous. purulent, bloody and
putrd. il the eye, are weak, wstery md in
ilamed; il there is rim. ing in the ears, deaf
ness, hacking or coughing to clear the IhroIt,
expcctoration o. offensive matter, together
with scnbs from ulcers; The voice being
charged and has nasal twnng; tho breath
offensive; smell and taste impaired; scnsa' ion
of dizziness, with mental depression, hack
Ing cough and gene nj debility, youare suffer-
ing nom nasal catarrh. The more complicated
your disease tho greater the number and di-
versity oil symptoms. Thousands Of cases an
nuqlly. without manifcs ing alf Of the above
symptoms, result IN consump' ion, and end in
the grave. No disease is So common, more de-
ceptivc and dangerous or les md rstood, or
more unsuccessfully treated by physicians.
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TCopYRIGHT, ISL.

indcscribable feeling of dread, or of i'm
II YOU have all, or any considerable
number of these symptoms, you are
suffering from that most common OIL
American manifestations Dyspepsia, or
Torpid Live, ASSOCIATED With Dysp;epssl Gt
your disease has become, the greater the
humber and diversity of symptoms. NO
matter what stage it has reached, DR..
PIERcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
will suhdue it, If taken according. TO d.
rections for reasonable length of time:
If not cured, complications multiply and
Consumption of the Lungs, Skin Discascs
Heart Disease, Rheumatism, Kidney Dis
ease. or other grave maladics are quite
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corv.n,,ouo, T. nIonon Re.olu,ions.

Whereas, The M1non Route IL. N. a. q &;
Ry Coz desires to make It known to The world
ntlargo that 1t forms tho double CONNECTING
link OF Pullman tourist travel between the
winter cities Of Florida tho Juinner re-
sorts Of the Northwest; and
Whereas, Its rapid transit" system Is I'M
surpa. scd, its elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeper
md Chair car service between Chicago and
Louisville, indianapolis and Cincinnati un-
equalled; and
Whereas, Its rates arc as lowas the lowest;
then be 1t
Resnlucd That in the event of starting Oh n
trim II is Qoud poiicU to con .ult with L. Q. Me-
Cormick Gen'l Pass. Agent Alonon Route IA
Dearborn St.. Chicago, for full particular (n
any event send for n Tourist Guide enclose &c.
postngr)
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SWINDLERS ARRESTED.

Tho arrest Of DR.. S. McSmth, OF Cnrlisle;
J. d. Marqrart, of MELVILLE aud Andrew j.
Stonr farmer OF Frankford, Pa. has
created no litiir excitement The charges
preferred against them nrc conspiracy to
drfraud the Peoples Insurance Company. OF
Elkhart, Ind, forgery and psrinry The
suit was brought by NJ. L. Zimmerman, Of
Wilkrshnrrr, attorney for TN. company,
Stones wife WAS insured, anil six months
prior to her d.atil IL sworn death Proof WAS
sent TO the company by these ulen with q
VIEW &C ahtaiHlng the money,
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liable to set in, and. sooner or later, in

liable to set in, and sooner or later, in
dlicc fatal termination.
DIR. PIERcE'S G.j;.D!:I &fpIcAL DIsCoV,,
cry acts powerfully Upon lie Liver, ana
through flat great hlood-puTirying organ;
clcanscs the systnml of Ill blood-taints nnc
Impurities. from whatever c:liac arising.
II is e,Iually cliicacious in acting upon tho
Kidneys, AMI other cxcr.tory. organs,
cleansing, strengthening, and healing their
diseases IS an appctiziii@, restorative
tonie, it promotes digestion and nutrl;,
tinii, thereby huiioljn% np both flesh ana
eIcrfti medicine las g;.i,.cd great celeb
rity in curing Fever ;ild .hguc. Chillss
and Fever, Dumb Agile, aId kindred
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EEl!EYJ!I
ARE YOU Seek /?

Do you feel dull. languid, low-spirited1,
lifcless, and indcscribably miserable. both
sense of fuiincss or bl0ating after cutting.
or of "goncncss," or emptiness of stomach
in the morning, tongue coated, bitter or
bad taste in mouth, Irregular appetite, diz-
illness, frequent headaches. blurred eye
nervous prostitution or exhaustion, irritn-
bility of temper, hot tlushcs,, alternating
with chilly sensations, sharp, biting, tran
sient pains here and there, cold feet. droW-
sinees after meals, wakcfuiness, or dis
turbed and unrefreshing sleep, constant,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-21

THE freer you feel yourself in the
presence of another, the more free is
he.-LGuater.
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A Business-liIkc Offer.

The man who has seen better days is now
having very bad nichls.
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eyes, my dear; that does not form n
mans character; it only brings it out. ;"
Omaha World.
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Whe n there will be IS l,ttere in the alpha
bct--Whcn U and nre one.
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Romance and Reality.

Boston Girl-You know Howells snys
no mans character is formed until he
has been tried by the woman he loved.
Young Wife-What nonsensel
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500 to $500 made aoH Working fi;i FOR 81
us Agents preferred WHO can furnish their ",s
Snarc moments may probably employed nis1.
Paw vacancies in towns and cities. b. +. JOHN
SON Il CO.. lpl3 Main st Richn III. va.
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OOI,D Is worth $500 per ID. rettiti Eye Salva Is
ST worth $1,000 but Is sold ut &c box b7 dea'cra
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04
FoREIGN oosslP.

"A P.,risian hotel. recently estab-
lshed, is being run on the American
method"
The interesting assertion comes
from Paris that in the last year the dogs
there killed LOO, 900 rats.
king Kalakaua Of the Hawaiian
Islands has gambled away $4,000 de
posted by poor people in the Postal
Savings Bank.
During the year 1885 twelve deaths
were reported in England from chloro-
form. and three from ether. None are
known to have occurred from any other
anesthetic.
Word comes of the death of the
Countess Beust, who survived her illus
trious husband only few weeks. She
was once noted as the most beautiful
woman in Germany.
A French lawyer asked a peasant
two francs for a case which he had won
for him. That is DEAR said the
peasant Two francs or nothing" +"
said the lawyer. "Ahl nothing suits
me better; good day. much Obliged. :"
replied the peasant. to the surprise Of
the LAWYER.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04
Sec Anti .ell PIano advertlsement.
Try GERMEA for breakfast.
o.mollln. improve. and preserve. N. oomp,.u,ou.
-.rhnre nrn 900 nll nl0 of mnm..

There are 800. .OOJ. 900 of wom,l
now on this planet who have only tn
Buddhist hope of being born again NJ
men instead of toads or snakes. There
tre $4,000. 900 of women in Mosleni
haremA There are uncounted million
II men and women and children grow.
ng up IN most degraded superstition
ind suffering in mind, body and estat
from inherited customs. In the name
# mere philanthropy and seculal
prudence. Christian missions ought t.
eceive a support immediate. abun-
ant. permanent. uniiinching.
A countryman, who hau been on n
visit TO London. on returning home.
remarked that he never saw so many
trees in his life as he saw in Piccadilly.
This led to a dispute and bet, when
the countryman. being called upon to
name the trees he saw. replied, axle
trees"
A young man In Caribou, Me-, gave
two young ladies ride to singing
school and left them there TO get home
the best way they could. while he re-
turned with his best girl. The next
time the two sighted damsels met the
fellow they gave him such a fiogging
that he was laid M for several dava
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AZ enA ot LeTTERs.
200 . .Aa II... Aa.al.Is oassass.tI.'

ons Of thn hlolt Notahie characteristics
of ths CurFeht Dennds.
The condescension 10 literature hiif
10 the stage Is one OF the notable char
aetefistIcs Of this agreeable fims. w.
have TO admit that literature Ii rather
the fashion without tho yiolant pre-
sumption that the author and thr
writer have the snme social position
that Is conferred by money. or by the
rnys erious virtue there Is In pedigres.
A person does not lose caste by using
the pen. or even by taking the not
needed pay for using Il.
To publish q book or 10 have an
trtiele accepted by a magazine may
give sort oi social distinction. either
IS nm exhibition Of u certain unax-
pected capacity or a social eecentriei-
y. II Is hardly too much 10 say that
has become the fashion to write, as
/ used to be 10 dance MH AaiHNet we'll,
80 10 use the broadswe \. wv II stand a
lalemanly mill VII nowned
lnisees OF course. aisH ezI8ft not "a
/ "a tbis PROFESSIONALS N#@HE --ouglt
u1t 10 prepare for zlsi& " by study
Ind severe diseipli III ~ >ftining for
il MS for trade. b., sslft to toss IL
of easily. AS one u ~ 4 eali. or pays
compliment. or *sH l1ur-in-hand.
One does not y il NC that I'm
terror impulse ash gives a poor
devil of an authdf q Ax<tess himself.
that something g - *bici torments
the poet into eMtFNizs@ Hritahllity un-
less he can be kii II q 1t noble
hunger for fanto whIeh k4zzas from q
consciousness ~ 4t# Ill A Vita
thought and ssfG Aa@* &S 3l3&34ky oi
this eondes d01zleN 70 J|<e1 afH<4 o
which we sp6Ak a 81 II L. t5S> Saal
lty OF spont ntAnHiAY thht does u Ill M 80
pose either ! eapaeity or "a -
There Is no mystery about - 4fz{x
| One resolves to write n book. 6& #|
might to take journey or to ptlKtaa
on the piano. and the thing ID 4eizz
Every body can write at least *T@<|
body does write It Is wondaFl
) time for literature The Queen OF ~
|. gland writes for II. the Queen of Re-
/ mania writes for II. the Shah Of Perss
+ wrote for II. Lady Brassey. the yachts
! woman. wrote for II. Congressmel
write for IL, Peers write Tor IT, Tn
: aoveI il the common recreation Q
ladies Of rank. and where is the youn
= woman In this country who has ne
tried her hand at a romance or made
cast at a popular magazinee The e
4 feet of ali this upon literature Is e,
!. pansive and joyous. superstitio
/ about mystery in the art has nearl
!. disappeared. 1t is a common observi
b tion that II persons fail in every thin
! else, IL they are fit for nothing els
; they can at least write. 1t IL such q
easy occupation and the remunerstic
!. is in such disproportion to the expend
y turel Isn't It indeed the golden era
iettersP II Only the letters were gol'
HoVer's Magasise-
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THAT HIGHWAY on NArross.

The broad Atlantic. IA aver = stormy thor.
oughfnre, Yet blow the winds aver no fiercnly,
and ride tho wnven aver so iuftiis, sehmen must
man the good ships tourists will brave the pas
must visit tha centres Of foreign trade and
manufactufe. That Rtr0ciouH maiady, sea-Aluk
ness. together with cqlicky pnias and much In
letters Stomach Bltters would have fortified
the voyagera against them. Sea captains, and
1sh faet all did salts and veteran travellers mrt
MNN N#N2nted with the prutectiveavalue OF this es
HH'4z<N XFcventive aud remedy. aud are rnrel,
NH{<4f ii1I NTH It. Emigrants 20 the far Wes
Afo4<t Nt1 & &nA safeguard against malaria
MNAk fNH AiA IA ihn .Bltiern for dyspepsia, uOn
stiMH&ANN NlNNF hNN&nAalnt kidney troubles nnt
all HfzNAHfH fhAt fHiN&}r ths harmonious ant
yigoross tstfsr a ths tItsl powers.