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IN addition to this, large amounts
will be spent by the various States and
Territories, the American republics and
other foreign nations on their respective
buildings and other necessary expenses,
making total, as / said before, OF at
least $40,000,00o." st
"NYhat American nations erect build
ings OF their ownY
"Those thus far announced are Mex
leo, Salvador, Nicaragua Costa Rica,
Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, Chill and
Brazil"
"What about the proposed grand re-
view OF the navies OF the world in New
York harbor,and Hampton roads in the
spring OF 1882"
"That will be an interesting prelimin-
airy ceremony of the Exposition, and the
fleet from Europe. will be OF great ser.
vice in bringing here the exhibits and
distinguished official visitors represent
ing their respective governments. lt,is
already provided for in section eight OF
the Act Of Congress creating the EXPOSE
ton. Probably the most attractive
feature OF the review will be the repro
duction OF the Santa Maria, the flagship
OF Columbus. After the review here
she will be taken through the st. Law
renee river, the Wclland canal and the
lakes, and OH her arrival opposite the
Exposition grounds he greeted with
appropriate ceremonies. The enor-
nous commercial fleets OF the lakes
should join in the reception in Lake
Michigan"
York probably derive from the EXPOSE
tion2"
al am glad you ask that question, for
itsuggests very important idea. Ac-
cording to an official estimate made TO
the Department OF State some ten years
ago by-one OF our Copsuls in Germany,
the annual amount Of American gold
taken. to Europe by Americans, Tor pur-
poses Of travel, pleasure, art and educa-
ton, was Sl05,0O0,000. The present an
nual average is probably sllll larger,
and during the year 1889, owing to the
Paris Exposition, it probably reached
$500, 100000. Now suppose this, is re.
versed III 1898, rs it doubtless will be,
and similar amount OF European gold
brought here, you can easily imagine
the direct and enormous benefit to New
York, which is the main gateway OF
America for travel from Europe and the
outside world. The foreign visitors
will stop here each way, and will spend
large sums, not only for pleasure, but
for commercial and other purposes"
"WhNt have you to say about New
York's sxhihitW
8. ~. Z. T
lature to decide. trust, however, the
great and wealthy Empire State will
be ambitious to surpNss all other States
in the grandeur Of her building and
exhibit. AS lrcr great metropolis is an
international city and her business
largely international, she has great
and obvious interest in an active par
ticipation in the coming Exposition,
which will be internationalin' the full
est and broadcast sense"
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DOWN MENr LEE onuNG.
"Legscy" Callahan Threw Him on "a Roo
and Hurt Him.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 15.-"Legsey" Gala
han, of No. . Pell street found Lee
Chung in his room last night and re.
sented tho intrusion. In fact he be-
came SO angry that he chased the
Chinaman up on the roof. There he
caught him, and picking up the UNI
fortunate Lee Chung, threw him into
his own house, which adioins LEG
sey's.", He went down twelve feet and
his left leg was fractured.
Chung was taken to the Chambers
Street Hospital, where he was treated,
and was then sent to his cousins house,
No. 2S Mott street. At the Tombs yes
terday "Legsey" was held in $1,000 for
trial in General Sessions for fetonious
assault.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 15.--I.ast night gang
of trampa piled lot Of ties on the Fort
Wayne track near Whiting, Ind, for
the purpose Of wrecking the train with
n view to robbing it. Fortunately the
engineer saw the obstruction in time to
prevent serious damage, A man named
Charles Howard was found at the scene
and brought here. He claimed that lie
was endeavoring to warn the engineer
of the danger.
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Erie, Pa, Sept. 15.-An electric car
on West Eighth street was struck by
lightning this morning. Miss Bertha
Mackley became frightened and
jumped from the car. Her skull was
fractured, causing death. The other
passengers were unhurt.
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We advertise ut present for firm
whose preparations have proven to be
all they claim in our own family. We
refer TO Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy. We stand up
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Ohio, SteabelEille Seminary!

The Misses Halls Boarding and Day School
or Girls. Graduates from an extended course
or admits by certificate to Wellesley. OPENS
SEPTEMBER Is. For circulars address,
jyl7.IwGP MISS MARY A. HALL
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the Worlds Fair Commission from
Europe has aroused special interest in
tho work already accomplished in con-
nection with the Exposition. While
Major NJ. P. Handy and his co-workers
have been "booming" the Exposition
abroad, hundreds Of others have been
quietly but effectively at work nearer
homo. Alexander D. Anderson, special
commissioner in charge Of the New
York and Eastern headquarters, last
night gave many interesting and sur
priging facts in regard to the plans, pur-
poses and progress of the movement.
what will be the most conspicuous
feature of the Exposition2" he was
asked
Just what its name implies, q Worlds
Exposition in its very broadest and
fullest sense, and in honor OF Columbus,
the great navigator and discoverer 1t
is not what careless writer's frequently
designate as the Chicago Fair 1t is
something moro than local in its scope,
more than national, and even moro
than continental or hemispherical. It
isa movement in which not only all
the nineteen sister repuSiins and the
yaripus colonies OF the new world
which Columbus discovered will be
active participants, but also the various
nations OF tho old world"
ssHave many foreign nations accepted
thoinvitadonW
4lNearly sll have officially accepted,
and many have already appropriated
very literally for their buildings and
exhibits. As you are aware, there are
in al nineteen American republics, viz:
Twoin North America, five in Central
America, ten in South America and two
in the West Indies. In other words,
the United States and eighteen sister
republics, generally designated as the
Latin-American Republics. All OF these
sister republics are equally interested
with us in the history OF Columbus,
and the grandeur and glory OF America,
and are quite as enthusiastic as the
United States in preparations for the
coming event. OF these eighteen re-
publics all but two have officially nc
cepted. That is Mexico, Guatemala,
Nicaragua, Honduras, Salvador, Costa
RIGA, Chile, Peru, Columbia, Uruguay,
Venezuela, Brazil, Hayti, Ecuador, Ar
gentina and San Domingo.
'In addition most OF the American
colonies on the continent and in the
West Indies, under European DONNA.
tion, have officially accepted. These
include Cuba. Porto Rico, Jamaica,
British Honduras, Trinidad, Guiana,
Curacao, st. Martins, Buen Ayre, Arnba,
st, Eustatius and Saba.
'1n brief, all States, republics and
colonies OF the Three Americas will be
encamped, as it were, on the shores OF
Lake Michigan in 1898, in friendly
rivalry with each other in exhibits OF
their antiquities, history, arts, indus.
tries, wealth and marvellous progress"
'"What will the Three Americas spend
in their preparations?"
s.They have already provided SIG, 2G7,-
O00, wliich,amount will doubtless reach
$4,000, 000vllen all the other nations,
States, cities and private corporations
fix the amounts OF their respective
appropriations.
|Here is a printed statement giving
the American appropriations thus far
provided in round numbers:
Chicago UuyVWn
United Suites tVtVVV
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Chicago has nearly twice as many
miles OF streeta as any other city in the
world, and almost ionr times az many
as New York Their total mileage is
2OiS.
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GEGUIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
~ NO. 81 SEVENTEENTH STREET
This highly prosperous Institute Tor YouD,
Ladies and Misses reopCns SEPTEMBER TSS
Principal has devoted herself for uuIe MN,
Dor OF years to the art Of teaching here m h.,
native city, and the success which has lnyaris.
bly, attended her efforts Is iavorabiy known
Miss blanchard. nl eminent pinnistc and violin.
Cciyes particular attention. JbcC0uHe Of s;gJr
embraces the higher English branCho, Natbe
MATES, BOok'kGeplng, Music, French. German
latin Drawing and OIL Painting. Special I'M
dents admitted to the classes In BOoRkGepipT
Arithmetic and Business Correspondence. Coz.
nectel with the Institute Is a department ior
small boys. For particulars, call on or aiibsi
either OF the undersigned
MISS PAULINE II. SEGuIS, Principal
MISS L. ZELDA BLANCHARD
nue0 Associate prIncipL
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Required Responsible
DIS. France GO Gilman,
SURGICAL Columbus
Many friends and patients decledt visit
BRIDGEPORT SHERMAN HOUSE. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10.
BELLAlRE WINDSOR HOTEL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
CONFIDENTIAL
I'll
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Gradd total Three Anerlcas..........sl ,2o7 900
''From this statement it will be OBJ
served that tho Legislatures OF only
twcnty-eight oil Che total forty-nino
States and Territories Of the United
States have thus far provided appro-
priOtions. Texas, tho Empire State Of
The Southwest, owing to constitutional
limitations, .has to provide her fund
from private subscriptions, which,
Judging from the enthusiasm there dis
PLAYED, will be in the neishberhood Of
$5Oo,OO0. New York, the Empite State
OF the East, will act through her Legis-
lasuro next winter, and will doubtless
desire not to be cclipsed, in amount Of
appropriation, by any OF her sister
States.
,"In view OF these facts it is fair to
presumed that tho total State and Terri
t6rial appropriations will exceed So
100000
III will also be observed that six OF
tho total OF eighteen American sister
Republics, the Dominion of Canada,
and several other American colonies
are yet to be heard from.
at is also interesting TO Observe that
OF the appropriations thus far made the
city OF Chicago alone has provided n
sum nearly seven times that OF the
United States. four times that OF the
States and Territories, five times that Of
tho Latin American Republics, and
nearly double that OF all American
nations, States and colonies combined"
'What nations Of the Old World
have accepted and what havo they mp.
"Arccptances have been received
from Great Britain, France, Germany,
Spain, Russia, China, japan, Persia
and Siam. But few OF these nations
lave vet announced tho amounts OF
their appropriations for the reason that
active work in Europe was not COM
menced MS early as in latin America.
But Judging from the new and active
interest recently displayed in Great
Britain, France, Germany, Russin, and
other countries, their preparations will
hereafter be pushed forward vigorously
and literally. Already Germany has
appropriated $4,000 and Japan $780,
O06, As many OF these countries expect
TO mako most elaborate and costly ex-
hibitsit may DO presumed that ut least
$1,000, 900 will bespent by the nations
Of the Old World"
,s''In brief, you believe that the Old
World and New World together will
spend $40, 900, 600 on the Exposition in
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FOR THE FAIR.
a Brilliant Outlook For the COL
umbian Exposition.
THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW

Unite In the Preparations for the
Commemorative of the Discovery of
America-what Has Already Been
Done..The Plans and the Money
Provided.
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LAW SCHOOL,!
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
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DISEASES OF WoMEN.-We have special de-
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UNIVERSITY on VIRGINIA,

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine wCektN
begin 9th 1nly, 1891. and end 9th SepGmbSs
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lottesville. Valto JoIS IL MINOR, PToL Tom
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them to premature graves"
DE-. ]. F. KNcuELoE,
Conway, Arb.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, l 90
LUCAS County, %

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Sworn to before me and subscribed in
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a. D., 1886.
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Mrs. L. s. Hinton, OF Grahamville,
Florida, says she prefers Cha,nberlain's
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Having Igstd it Rinr,two years and in
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Castoria.

"castoria Is 50 well adapted to children thhs
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UNITED HoaPrEAL AND DtsPaaAHY,
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Castoria.

"csssorla Is nm excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of It's
good eject upon their children"
DR.. G. @. osGoop,
Lowell, Mass.
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Id Ego CD sN9 IL M ~
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mrs, M, STEVENS HARRIS
School for Girls,
Mss MAE BELLE HARRIS
School for Young Children,

VIII openin Septemberin large. airy apil vol,
lighted rooms In the Grunge Block, MaTks..
street, 4 full corps OF efficient teachers TSs
school will be divided into three depsameniu,v
Primary, Grammar and Academic, Of thFeS,
Toys will bo prepared for the Llusly Freshman
class. A'Au
The past year was successful in high dccnn
making necessary provision for lane iges,sS,
In the number Of pupils ia
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ALIEN c. snFH, RreE,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-12-08
TO HELP RUSSIA.

Mr.. Cyrus w. Field writes to the
New York Herald and suggests that
as we have a surplus of breadstuffs it
would be proper and right to make a
present of a nice quantity to the starv-
ing p ople in Russia.
We would like to see this spirit pre-
dominate at all times. The people of
America-at least a majority-are bad
off financially, but we have no idea
that a great number of them are starv-
ing. If the Russian government will
behave itself and try to buy breadstuffs
and help their subjects until they a
make another crop, we have no objec-
ton to this neighborly act. Indeed it
to be done. But if the Russian
government insists on having a war
we are not in favor of feeding their
people just to be killed to satisfy the
wants of her leading citizens.
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THE TOBACCO U

This is al organization incorporated
by the State of New Jersey. The OBJ
jeCt of the trust is to control the tobacco
trade of the United States, says the
Cleburne, Texas, Tribune.
They have sent out agents to the
leading cities to say to the wholesale
tobacco dealers that if they refuse to
buy from the trust, that they will sell
their goods to retail dealers SO low that
they will be forced to abandon the
business. A delegation from the trust
arrived at Galveston a few days since,
and gave the merchants there to under
stand that they must buy their tobacco
from them or they would ruin their
trade in tobacco by selling to retail
dealers if it cost them a million dollars.
The Galveston merchants refused and
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AS TO ADVICE.

A certain North Carolina paper that
claims to be a friend to the farmer, >
but which would never be known if
the editor didn't say so in his paper
now and then, closes an article as fol
lows: begin work next year with a
determination to work harder and
make a bigger crop than you ever did
make in your life"
That is not bad advice. We think
everybody should work. But there is
more in managing than in work. The
man who made 100 bales of cotton this
year with eight plows is no better off
than the man who made four with one
horse. There can be absolutely no
money in cotton to any farmer when
the crop is short and the price seven
cents.
In another part of this paper we
publish an article prepared by Bro.
N. A. Dunning. 1t shows the cause
for low prices. But these friends of
the farmer" tell you to work harder,
live closer and keep out of politics"
and all will be we'll. You have tried
this long enough. Try "going into
politics" a while now. Go in with
your sleeves rolled up and hay seed in
your whiskers. You will find a lot of
little 2x4 politicians there ahead of you,
but if you ever whipped out a nest of
yellow jackets you can manage them.
They are very much like yellow
jackets for their sting is quite painful,
but you can whip them out.