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A worlds Labor Exhibition.

New YORK, March 13.-fSpecial Core.
spondence. There is at present on foot a
scheme, the particulars of which will
shortly be made public, for establishing q
worlds labor exhibition in London this
wear, the main feature of which will be
cooperative workshops organized by the
various trades unions, each workshop con-
shutting q separate society, working for
the profit of its members. Concerning this
movement President Samuel Gompers, of
the American Federation of Labor, said
to me:
81 don't know much about this scheme.
have had some little information from
correspondents, but it is not much. ! do
not care to give the names of the pro-
moters of the scheme, nor do wish to say
ANYTHING derogat DRY 10 the proposed exhi-
bition. The promoters are not Americans
and they are not members or representa-
tiyes of any of our organized labor bodies.
The trades unions in England don't seem
to take kindly to this scheme. They
look upon it as speculative move, ana
one which is not primarily intended to ben
eft workingmen or trades unions generally
Nothing. of course, has as yet been done
toward the naturalization of the plans
The movement is being agitated in Eng
land Whether il will succeed or not
cannot say. Perhaps if the personnel OF
the promoters be changed Engilsh trades
unions NAV enter into the scheme with
shirt and enthusiasm and push 1t through
Successfully. At present the thing has
hazy look. and is not being taken TO kindly
bv representatives oflaboring men on the
other side.
.rhe promoters of this scheme for a
vorId's labor exhibition in London pro.
rose TO advance money 10 the unionist
workers to enable them To ut up their
workshops. TO buy necessary material, TO
nav wages and TO sell the manufactured
Goods direct to the consumers. The eight,
bour lav will be experimentaily appiled
dur;np the period of construction, ana IN
the exhibition itself contracts Tor
work of every description VIII
he given direct 10 trades unions,
and only unionists receiving trades,unlon
Vases will be employed: Hall the net
mrnt;ts Of this unique exhibition VIII De
devoted to building labor excnange II
london. in which will be the chlei oihSeTs
Of Ali the trades unions ana other iaOoi
The nrogress of this plan will be watcne :.
Nth interest by the labor people, Tor II !.
, m.s in the shape proposed.
NAV have marked effect upon the con
dition of workingmen the woria aroui =,
a,d nav exercise beneficial influence in
stra;rhtening out the present dissaIls,se-
ton existing between capital ana iADoi'
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT, SUNDAY, IS 1884,

dead than alive. could scarcely support
myself, my mouth was without saliva, and
consequently the power Of speech had left
me. But with supreme effort raised
myself, and, approaching a. nearly to my
tormentor as I could, spat in his face.
There was no saliva, merely movement Of
the lips and the gesture Of splitting; but he
understood me, and turned as white as that.
(Cipriani here pointed to sheet Of paper
on his writing table.) However, he dared
not condemn me to remain below any
longer. was taken above and placed in
one of the iron cages in which the prison
ers lived. NY comrades in woe tended me
with the greatest possible care. The ship
doctor, too, did ali for me that the regula-
tons permitted to do. One evening when
was more i'll than usual, he sent me to
the infirmary. had been carried there
about half an hour when the doctor came
back and said: The commandant takes
self and orders you out Of the intirmary.'
/ returned to my cage, where my fellow
prisoners nursed me with the tenderness
of q mother throughout the remainder of
the voyage. Nevertheless, when We reached
New Caledonia was still so i'll as to be
considered dying, and passed two months
In the hospital.
of hut made of straw and earth, called q
poiLiote, grew cabbages, carrots and leeks,
and devoted himself to study and medita-
ton. But even there he was not left tran
quill. During the first five years, gaoler
named Didiot used to give him three weeks
of prison out Of every month, whether he
broke any rules or not. At the end of that
.iuc, 0ip!ianl wlote ietter 70 the gov-
ernor whicn IesuIteu IN tne olsmissai OF the
little repose.
After the amnesty in 1880. Cipriani re-
turned 70 farls, put the voyage home was
emplttered by the tyranny OF Lieutenant
LenIle, 70 wnom ne sent MS seconds on
Ieacning Drest, tnoueh WItnOut receiving
sallsiact,on IN any way: In Paris Cipriani
Joined tine stan OF 3ournai named re
Cs.oyen. he continued 70 write TOT tbs
newspaper TIL one day IN october, 1851,
the 81. Lazare railway station to welcome
.: Aouiaa Michei, tne famous reyOlu-
t,onlst. VINO nad also peen sent TO new
Caleoonia. In the crowd Clprianl saw
woman pelng iil-tseated py some ponce-
men. ne oeienoeu ner against some ten
OF tnem, ano ior THIS was condemned TO a
months imprisonment ana expulsion from
oiprlani now went 70 switzerland ana
rom lnere 70 Milan, wnere ne was dele
gateo 10 represent large number OF work
lngmen's socleties at the congress IN favor
OF universal sunrage which was about TO
De nelo at Rome. Inen ne proceeded TO
himlnl, MS birthplace, In the hope OF
once more seeing ms father, who was
at the point OF death and on whose face
ne nao not looked Ior twenty-five years.
az the Runway Ssation ne was ar.
rested on charge OF conspiracy against
the salety OF the states. The charge was
GROUNDED on seoitIons manifesto Ciprianl
nao Puplsned IN itaiy headed 10 the
Upplessea Itaiy the oolect OF wnich was
70 overthrow the estapiisned order OF
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Seattle, March S, 1891.
why Depew Won't Run for Governor.

Why Depew Won't Run for Governor.
New YORK, March 9. - Especial Cor
respondence. THE talk INDUCED in at
present about Chauncey NJ Depew running
for governor of the state of New York is
well, only talk. The men who are in
dustriously engaged in booming Depew
are doing it without his consent. Of
course Depew is fond of honor, and he is
not insensible to the greatness of the
governors position in this commonwealth,
but notwithstanding such allurements, he
will not be candidate. Only one office
could tempt him now, and that is
the presidency. But as that prize is
in the remote and shadowy future. he will
remain where he is now, at the head of
the New York Central railroad. And well
may he do so. In point of fact, he would
show bad Judgment to leave it. His
salary, while nominally only $4,000
year, is really three times that much. for
he is literally paid as one of the trustees
of the great Vanderbilt estate. He is
director in a dozen different companies.
and advisor TO as many more, which
means $4,000 a year additional.
So that his income is quite
500, 600 year, while the salary of the gov
ernor of the state is only $4,000. These
are some of the reasons why he will not be
a candidate for governor. Depew has had
many offers to leave the Central. but has
always wisely declined them. Only last
week he was offered the editorship of
great daily in New York and 800 600 wear
for his work, but the offer was no tempta-
ton to him. Only nomination for the
presidency can divorce him from the Cen
trail railroad
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WHAT CURED YOU !?

Mr.. B. p. McAllister, of Harrisburg,
Ky., writes: Having been a terrible
sufferer from catarrh, and being now
sound and well, the question often put
to me is, What cured youa" In answer to
this often put question feel it my duty
to state that Swift's Specific Is. s. 81 is
the medicine. am such true believer
In heefficacy of Swift's Specific IS. ss)
that can honestly and conscientiously
recommend it to any one suffering from
catarrh. Have recommended it to
many, and am happy to say that those
whom have induced to use it can bear
me- out in this statement also believe
that 1t viii cure any case of catarrh il
taken according to directions
Book ON Blood and Skin Diseases Free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. On
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u,os siil give you perfect health II invested
in Noore . Revealed Remedy.
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$500 REWARD,

We viii pay the above reward for any case II
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Sick Headache Indf-
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directions strictly complied with They are
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Serious Danger

Threatens every man, woman or child living
In region of country where fever and ague
is prevalent, since the germs of malarial disease
are Inhaled from the air and are swallowed from
the water OF such region. Medicinal safe
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THE WATER ERONr.

The rate war II growing mora. httef 49,
Agents Of association boats cay the wasoo g
!. r. Mcdonald are carrying pa:ssaSsz 81
The The managers Of these boats dSny tkss sSsy g
sscs freight aor l:s; "a than p: o9
continue to carry tho bulk Of H. x5e1u
whether they are 6uttlng the rate arnok agS
more interesting Developments are sxpeeas
Lieutenant Risley, Of the dreboaS, esek = -
den bath yesterday during the crews arm neR
Huron Lumber Company's dock He parity
g q .sp e he ssss .a
him In the stomach, tossing hum clean ogoes
board. Pilot Sopper came 70 the rescue ana
pulled the more scared than hurt leutena0e a
deck again.
The MoNeax was ready for So yeatsrday w1eb
cargo Of 1871 tons Of coal for Ban YranctoeA
but delayed on account OF the Ms torn rsDpssse
her out today.
Steamer Edith, which sunk a. PorA ludlow
some time ago, has not yet been RAISED. ny
are trying 70 iwins ner Gus III cn s3e
Tug Biz arrived with boom Of logs for -
Hart Lumber Company yesterday and imxne4e
ately went out again TO bring In another boom
from Swanson's passage.
vanish river yesterday 70 be repaired ~
then towed around boom OF logs for Hart Lums
Der Company.
Tug wasp was being calked and elaanednp
yesterday. She will be painted today an4 -
ready to leave the ways tonight
Tug Chinook went to Salmon bay yeatesdsV
with boom OF logs for Porter-oage Manu-
featuring Company.
Steamer Angeles brought in nineteen tons e
potatoes yesterday and took out thirteen t0ns -
merchandise.
Steamer wasco had 100 passenger snd forty
tons Of freight aboard when she left the dol
yesterday.
Tug Portland came in from Tacoma ysstsrde1
and was beached ct the foot OF Jackson street t.
be calked.
Tug Rainier was put on the beach On the othss
side Of the bay yesterday TO have her condensoo
repaired.
inspectors Mum and Holden are busy chsehr
ing of the cargo Of the British bark CromAEfys
shire.
Tug St Patrick took another scow Of stono
from Port Orchard TO Richmond beach Yesterday
John Alexander has been appointed tsa seatas
for the port of Seattle.
steamer J. R. Mcdonald took cut sixty tons 81
freight last night
Tug Mascotts docked the ship Blue Jaekso
YESTERDAY.
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Health is Wealth.

DR.. E. c. VESTS NERvR AND BRAIN TnrAr.
NESr, guaranteed specific for Hysteria Dizzt
ness. Convuisons Fits Nervous Nenralcfa Head
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Softening Of the Brain. resulting in INSANITY ana
leading to misery, decay and death Premature Old
Age Barrenness, Loss Of Power IN either SEX In
voluntary Losses AMI Spermatorrhoea caused nv
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on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
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for six bottles, accompanied with IS we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to refund tho
money II the treatment does not effect cura
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on fesler avenue and James street. seattle Wan
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SAN rRANCIsCo MARKETS.
SUMMARY OF rns SITUATION.


SAN FRANCISCO. March 13.--Tradiny Is czech
lent now in oranges and rhubarb Largo con
signments OF vegetables were received thu
il first-ra,e For choice asparagus isc Is rssSsi}
obtained, and for good l2c per pound 10 paid
All young rhubarb 10 looking well and god
matoes was received this morning, but the quail
lily OF the vegetable was nothing extra, and
dealers are handling them tenderly. Receipts
ing ssi sscis s received rom GaiIsorsis points
and 1,600 sacks from Oregon There was no ma
terial change In pricea Eggs wero the came,
lots at 10 advance over the general price ios
hrst-class. The wheat market was . tide
stronger. Tho demand for export ID. however,
n paw Sy1 e. 2. eoo snSP' &:
usual advance for choice lotR Barley 10 quiet,
and prices for fscd descriptions are weak and
Oats are duh. supplies 6sins heavy and the de-
maud large.
PRODUCE KEcsrrrs AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts Flour, 1900 quarter sacks:
Wheat, Isl goo centais; barley 5000 centals; oats
sacks; middlinga, 1000 sacks.
ping quality; ,Isis1 si.ssH Tor milling ss.dss
common grades, si'sSi.sss;l; DrsSins,t si.sI
OILS for fair to good. and si.lss<0l.lz,z fas
oats-surprise, sl.eoDs1. ss, mflling, sason
Sl72i49l.75: gray, yI75eSI.S 10 Per Genital
Corn-LArge yellow, 81 363<: smarb ~.
low, 81 S71a3l4o; white. Slx150lS75< par cen
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat-BuyeR quiet 3l-oG)4
@l.525S &, closing At SL52is; buyer season tltoD
Isl, closing at &l50L
Bsrley-Buyer season. N.sea0Lss,<, cleafas
ct $l.26l<
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sisht, ~; telcgrsphic, z71< 6tesMn9
bills-Bank, A.sdl1: sight $3.50; COMMERCIAL
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The HEtogenetic System
- the Grandest Product Of the
Nineteenth Century.
THE RESULTS
From This System of Treatment Are
Among the Harvels Of the Age.

MODESTO, Cal, Nov. 9, 1890.
d.. J. =. Jordan. Seattle. WASH, My
Dear Sir-Mr. and Mrs Purvis left here in
August; have just reached Texas and Mrs.
Purvis writes to me that Mr.. Purvis has
been cured by the use of the medicines
which he used during the time they were
here and on his Journey You will re-
member he had eczema twenty years He
also had lump on his lip which was very
annoying and it has disappeared entirely.
All he did was to use medicine externally
He has doctored his face for twenty years
and found nothing before that gave him
any relief
Sometime ago told you about having
such . bad finger. One of my fingers be-
came terribly intiamed and enlarged, the
pain and Inflammation being intense. l
applied the Histogenetic medicines and the
Inflammation and the enlargement has dis
appeared. beg to remain sincerely,
MRS. J. PURVIS.
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SEATTLE, Wash, July 5,

SEATTLE, Wash, July S, 1890.
DR.. j. +. Jordan, Seattle, WASH, Dear
Sir-I recently had very severe attack Of
erysipelas, from which one of my eyes was
swollen shut in twenty-four hours. Under
your treatment the swelling was reduced
and was restored in forty eight hours l
am now 81 years old. had a similar
attack four years ago from which laid in
most critical condition for six weeks
under the hands of skillful physician.
merely allude to this to show the won
derful value of your treatment.
Truly yours,
REV. LYDIA SEXTON.
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DR. BOWMAN & cos
NATIONAL
ENSARY,
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
SEATTLE, WASH.

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NERVOUS DEssLITY. spsrmasorrhua, SEMI
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEx YORK srock ExcHAxar.

NEW YORK, March l3.-Thc stock market dur.
ing the forenoon today was quiet. At noon
buying orders placed in the market, principally
in Western stock, moved prices up sharply for .
time, the gains reaching IL per cent. In some
stocks. The interstate commissions decision of
the case against the -Lehigh Valley was the zig
nal for a concerted attack upon coal stocks, and
market closed ou}et and heavy. but still with
fractional gains for the day In most cases.
Government bonds, steady
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy; closing offered at %;
prime mercantile paper, 5l9S07. sterling ex-
Bar silver, 99c.
BONDS
U. s. As (rcg)....12l ~. S.4zs(coupons). l02
U. $. Is (coupons). .122 Pacific 6s.... .....llll<
U. s. As (reg.l .l02
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shippers, &Seosea setf: selected light, 32S0aM
prime heavy and butchers weights, &.ssSH
Sheep-Receipts. 600: slow and lower: west
ems, al0a5.75; Texas lambs. s.; natives, 3s.S1
WOOL.
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical Dispsnsary.
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Physicians Surgeons and Specialists

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either positively cured ~ well IS ai functional
Disorders that result nom youthful iolies or the
MARRIED. MEN, or thoss entering on thas
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cess. Is the best evidence Of : doctors skin.
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LONDON, March Closing Consols: Nor
IS 1916; money account, 96 15-16:.U. 8. q, ~
y. 8. H2s, $L04H- Bar silver, lA6-led par ounoA
Money, per cent.
LIVERPOOL, March 13.-Corn-In good1e0an6n
fair for spot, with no demand for futur0; shoG
50 Sd steady; March, s. 75<d steady; ApRiL]
Sl<d steady; May So 15<d steady.