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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
WHAT THE ITOyDERFUL ANIMALS ARE DOiN0

Hagen5ecks trained animals at the ne" Hagen
oeck Arena Manhattan Beach. are becoming as
great lad" as during their engagement az rat
tersal's IN this city last winter. Hardly visitor
VINO visits the beach considers his day OF pleasure
complete without visiting this marvellous e4Mol-
uoa and the menagerie where the other animals
and the monkeys-25O OF them-disport themselves
III day. The remarkable acts OF Heinrich Mehr-
nanns group OF seventeen animals, Professor Oar
Angs five fores,bred Nubian lions. Princess Helena
ne riding lioness horseback lions rldihS IN
.hariots drawn by others. tigers on rolling pail
ssds VINO play musical instruments ana sinOhe
ypes. monster Siberian bears, who jump huraIss
ana wrestle with their trainer; bears walking tgnt
s.op-s, Wild bOars who do innumerabie acts are
ssyme OF the many attractions to be seen In the
megenbeck aggregation now settled for the sum
ner at Manhattan. The attendance on Sunday
W vas the largest Of the with the exception
VI mat on the Fourth Of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

Nerves Receipts Tor two days 1913 cars. 3oiG head
port ana unirs.a qaaers and i cars f sr ,hs
market making With The cattle over SatnT; -s tbs Ssr
Was mi attendance Of buyers at the yards and an
active dsn@n 9 prc e" wer 2s oc hshS han on
Lat c EaG ss fG at Just abu last rce price.
NJ coe- quiet md nt n nn H w' W. TO-
late hGur @r 20 ch',. ., S'a ear ana II Sr ohS DE-
s'' & s s9' d f. Ss fl ,"s at 8
Ts.an. a. " 10 oxen " s 81 ste and exira IA, cow
and few hefers at g. on Gre Tho cab is sun Gn
s sy 10 sn TI@ romooH on the nSyc soe
81 o. ma 100 nuss5 do i5 i a1 s. So * DO 1888 n
II g. u.s.: r. q, a. $ iS' q Do 40 lS Il "a
s. 70 ,o 81 Do at i" & u e # 3 g. 10 s ~ g.
at !; s Is do DO II, o II az at $ s. 80 a 7o 81 ~
S oS 10 Indiana DO i2s n at s. S5 i ilnos 49,
i2S7 H. at 81 o. 70 Texans 9iS n. At s. Is. state
2s' 20 ' s. gf Sle lag 20 s. n So a! & Sa S
Isl H. At s. 90 70 cows s2caioSo H. at S2a$2 70.
$. g. % s! Gc Eos cot s. SEs "&s5s 'a?S 3
Do G 2S nj & 80 d. ' 1873 s. 4 So "a do S so S
s s. 2I i 30 ias, r. a & &C.,: 20 Is do lis S n at 81
do %o s ' H. at s i Sao &" 1875?
TO- 2Gi n at s. 80 80 do s lSS H. & s, 49, sia It
scrubs 7o2 n At 81 20 he"!@ o S l At ios S at
N% sdS IS % 30 V s6 ae I1 s. - % o a2
$; M DO e a" ,65 n ' at TO- to at . gG 62 H. ea
]. Slamhcrg Son; IL fekin lHnois stlets' lfoo 10,
AZ s. ~ % do ~ s. So - do 1852 H. at 81 10
10 do 400 ~ at s. co. II ohio steers 1889 10 At 81 49,
S sanders: Is OHIO steers i754 ~ at 50 20 70 DO
at s. 10 81 DO 1926 10 at 81 TO- 30 DO 1870, h at s. io
d. lbs 10 at s. 90 80 do l2t4 10 at S. 10 yirsn,a
At siyS5 TO- bull. 1870 ID. at - TO- do. 1850 ID. at
NJ Goldsmith: II ohio steers. 1861 n at IS 10; 10 do
i4Is ~ s. 70: rs 10 1917 No. at - 90 10 10 1887 70
AT S. 3o II do ia55 II. at s. 2O IL do 1904 10. at S.
n, n 81 10 3 DO 1925 10 at 81 30
r IIoton: 30 Virginia steers. 1907 N. at - G5
r. Mcpherson n Co: 20 Indiana stays 1861 10. at s3
cu cows Receipts. Il head Trade limited but
,.oiing .t,,dy and 10 choice quoted
s2nns,5 nor head calves Included.
Receipts 30l0 head all at Sixiiethst. and
,,,nir we're held Saturday. Market slow and 25c
wer with about all stock finally disposed Of Com
m "a nrime veals sold So 50d$5 - 100 n. few
hnice And extra selected s. 37isgSo so Buttemilk
calves at - 2Dg$o 62', .- >, - n.
i.1e Wright Co: - veals. las 10. at IS 12h: $50
An i50 n, al So 10 fed calves $50 10. at So
T. Nelson % vcals. i5l 10. at 81 TO- - do l62 10
as o, ~ do 1872 S. 10 do. 3l ID. nj 81 80; ~ DO
iSs M NJ cults and fed calves at 81 % mixed do
300 NJ AZ So G2. 81 buttermilk lsS 10 at 81 +5 272 DO
io 92,cnbeck & Hollis 1872 vealn $40 ~ IS %: do
1850 10 at SIS 80 So do 100 H. at 50 TO- ~ do l5I TO-
nj S. 10 do i25 10 at 81 5O AZ mixed calves ISL ~ at
IS So 10 fed calves 42 ~ at 50 oo II extra veas lss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
HOW PULLMAN W4S BUILT
From ". r Stead's hook on Chicago

T'O'I v" T. SJtdu = DOUk on CHIVdEU.
The Pullman Company was incorporated with n
capital OF 100000. the quotation for which In the
market to-day Is twice that amount. Mr.. Pullman
TOOK up an estate Of over 5000 acres around Lake
Calumet which is fourteen miles from the centre OF
chicago. and which that time far outside the
city limits. There. following the example OF Messrs.
krupp at Essen. he 10 work to construct
model city in his image. Mr.. Pullmans
billion was to make the city which he had built an
ideal community. In order to do he proceeded
in entire accordance with the dominant feelings of
most wealthy Americans by ignoring absolutely
the fundamental principle Of American institutions.
The autocrat Of all the Russas could not more
absolutely dsbeieve in government by the people, for
the people through the people. than George Pull
man. The whole city belongs TO him in fee simple;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

ST Louis July oFour market dull patent 81 sorSs;
.y,,. fancy 5OG<2 fancy 81 2D0s? 30 choice 81 -
$50 rye nour Sass TO- Bran lower and demand lgh,
euts5 points bulk size sacked at 3Sc' %
M Coo: 800 do already shipped at 63c Wheat higher;
In,s b4Lc. August 52hc. september. 5iAsc Dec"niirr
S9IR, com higher; July. 39Ac September 1870. oats
Yncbansed July SIC. 2sq23c: September 2s.sc
L9rc-Primc steam ncn.nay 6ssc choice dAc Dry sat
longs and clear ribs. 7llc; shorts
4MS Bacon~roxed shoulders. re; longs nc: clear
rtbs Tic: shorts High wines firm at " 20 i.cai
nnmnay worth but nothing done spel'er auo'able
at g. l7Hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
THE YOUNG MEN WANTED NOT FOR GOOD THING1

a the close Of the jubilee celebration OF the
,ouhs mems Christian Association, held in London
as' week. some Instructive figures were given 10
.ne consuming capacities Of the young men" In
'He -FOUR days wherein they RECALLED with din
"e' ana tea In huge tent the Thames Embank-
n'eht' the delegates and their friends consumed no
Ses,d man 90 gallons Of SOUP 5000 pounds OF meat
f rsi, Urine OF 1000 pounds OF mca, pasties-9G0
barn. ts ana an immense quantity OF apples
beysrass ORANGES etc; OF course, none but teetota
smonaeee were drunk but OF these enormous
do,s un t was consumed. OF soda. in syphons 400
etc D o were drunk; OF ginger beer lemonade
'''aes were drunk.-(st. James's Budget London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

arrived the Stock Yards BY canaboat yesterday and
receipts There was market. and II is impossible 10
furnish quotations Prices supposed 10 be higher
81 Louis July Receipts. 0lO head The native
market was active to the extent Of the supply COCO
b butcher sr n % srpy of Texas and southern
ca'e AMOUNTED to about i:3 cari9ads Natiwe s,ssrs
. s5 as Cows S s4ass a9S2 80 sead
While the market not very active there was BAT
Packers paid 81 for the hes, heavy common 70 fas
shecp-Tecepts head The market was fairly active
Tor the grades sheep and lambs hut prices dd
n np :, s1 naon any Na1ye s2Gs2 Is lambs. soasi
East Liberty July t"csp's 10 cas. Ios,
prces good grades active and sales easily made ot
shade better prices. prlsf p onS "a oTs foi.
sh s3as3 70. good fat cows and heers 81 ovs
50 q Hogs-Recepts fair: market opened wild at mucn
9 9sner p ffSa g eoase 7o best Yorses @
So % com to fai od T"s ssss % and r@ag s
81 sheep-supply LIBERAL market slow on sheep at about
,Shsnged prices x am 06: fg s and III s lover sn
5ccqsi yearlings 50 3Ol$3 CO. lambs. 50 i0gsi veal
&ys sgS 2 ae%Sy sni saR s' ss hours $50
heal total FOR week ,hus ar itp aoT same t last
HS c on So eo arket opened firm Tor good grades
but dull and $4,000 lower FOR light common and ms1iu
GOOD cattle dun 10Y lots. fresh and spring.
ers strong and s2ds3 per mead higher good TO prm:
mcdhum g 58t4 :" Ign s ST. frs & at Sc 20
snchers $3.50 80, y, e. 90 X UogsHeceins Isst
"a horrs acO head: total for thus far 800 for
same TIM lag, week leo5o consgnsi through 100:
closed strong and firm AZ sold Yorkers 50 s5a$S ~
y ss $. s. $ssS Arsfy
anis-ecep,s last "a hours 900 head total for week
sale market opered steady for good sheep and best
ants '.sed easy all sold hest 90 ,ntsa
s. 50GsC fair 81 JOdS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

Grain
o. Kn.lor Continent. Total Changes
wheat, bush - eloo, r.Gis go - - Doc if~ 90
Arl wiz, ,c visible r.n,1rcl win las, week also:
,..,',. r., r,,ne..
WHEAT, eq'a1i 5, =. 3, Ilse.9 $? 99 90 pee 80 90
,rr,rs NOS ., ,,,,,,.. d. ,,1 ,n.n,cr.s,,nx mar.
a@ IN r n Is, here saa q; oaii: m.rS::,, H:'en.r
.-s So n, fi,.. .if A. 81 ,,I,is " tie mini 4,
e' . r,, es,c E. 81 5 20 a Ic 4e ,.si 10
coEg ally ne market :. fesarcis', At %s s9'o rs.
AMI fairly active TN IN pr p"r'y thor" Was a
sc ns '.'t Ing a w y s az si s :, nion
w.. '~ KIN mocTos sSi mn Ar val; h ,a"; ,sn
s'rons uni.rione o. no market. spot and nearby
n..i~.,~i s I,. re.c,r's ne last week were c 800
W, g. se il'ii ~ .si, '''' N-' ''''''
.oiAssis ,Np sYiu-rs- For ,hc grade. there Is
.''i . 'a"t 1 srsr ,riu have s'n
@ e''s ' We ,S Biz ~ , ' ~ lms IA s
sh'i.~ s4.a .s.n .e,iir nir % sooi 25G2Sc prime -
"yiT srors h ,a 80 Il I'm 1901 bis. urp,n,ln,.
~ , ll .al .ta~ 49, aai Nv quoted at 25'.g
DIS ~" ena me,I' ,iT N lrss,
i1.l. A. 81. n ,,.- s@...ni .ns nrn, aeil Ne quote:
49, 'el 3D. :.m" '' b. ''. .,r,.r W.
-, n .,,,,., ,.I..r IN NV prime summer
~n@ aepa5- ta1.r %. 49, hi = '5aac' ia.,ci
ol American nav 30. American billed BIC ''''n'"
o. fAN lHll'HIS h'.'h i'",ths ,' mn 's ne
NJ ''i' Wv o." ~" "''. ''''' -. -, 3D.. ID,
lN''fl'''t'" "' I.' -. t--,,g,rn.rf q.
,.,v. ~. f,.ni.r , lads .fala ~ ~, tierccs lard
III f,, ,,r. 80 iitcrtaa.i I iluis Grain
10 ~ Gl,., g i.,i4 grain ia /. Hamburg > .als
-. .,.I an Ia. lttf...
49," .,., 70. H., o.. 60, an haie. cotton
Il Gtt ~. s..f. If,,r,...i IA nskel. London -
Sf....o, n. p,t.,.f 49, flul la L.i'h Pa! New.
,,.,ln "a tr,v.rr ga Rotterdam askel Hamburg.
~, ,rs o.kcs .',,.n ~ l...rtsr,l i.al cork
e. '-H. ,,,,.i ,'.,r,fe,,,n T., United Kingdom
81 - a." ~ ti.rt.ps m, y.nerel market ro
: '.v-o -, .,.,.,.,ie Dang. Charter,
ntiis t T sna ",',. nm n@S s1e t,r
i"'..M- w., Nrtt't w. , a. ~. o,d H..
= 80 J. ~, lli" l'''l.'' ~ -" "a. r,i
'Hr I''l'h H',nH"t, -"t H.',' - i,ttry
-. "1rli loading 100" li' ana NC i.f"Hf'
ui.' "i'..s" ' % ,., i',, N.v VI a. 49,
',',4" ~" -. 80 oS. - t,r,h.r prusa
i, >, tnc,.. ,,r'e 81 10. hnrk / IG6 tors general
In ~ '''' - ion .,.rif,g a,in
,n-f-' ll''l. - q. " '' C.,
l,r' ions genera CARO- -" ',N -. s"' o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

Galveston Julv Cotton duil: midlling 10 iGc; low
mlddlng &c good ordinary 5i6c; net and gross re-
ceipis. % bales; stock 3.5I3, ~
Norfolk July 9-Cot,on duh; mfdng 7 lice. low
mlddling &C: good ordinary, l5lGc; net ana gross
receipts 40 bales: exports coastwise go; sales. 30
stock. llSlG ,,,,, ga, -
n,ddling 6bc; good ordinary. 64c net and gross re-
celps $50 bales exports coastwse. Cos; saes o. stock
g.2i. ,,. 100, .,,a,,,a RIO.
New Orleans July Cotton quiet; goo1 middIng &c;
roiddling G7tc; low miding Csc: good ordinary 0Nc
n"t and gross receipts 500 bales saics. 80; stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

London July 9-At 'he wool sales 'o-day o. 200 bales
were offered The selections good ana the better
qualities were bIlsbNy taken by the homo trade though
the competition Of German buyers was sharp Ih.re
was q full attendance = buyers. The fa.es OF the
greasios ard the prices obtained were:
New South Wales :. 400 bales - 1'-n3d
Queensland bales ~ 3lf9iad
Victoria 800 bales q; Gidf-
South Australia 800 bales ~ 4nI'4d.
West Australian 100 bales a. 4Au3Ad
Tasmania 10, ia.cs at 4&.N!iad.
New Zealand 900 la,cs az Cnlod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

Harris, The brown suit. working shirt and other
apparel worn by the assassin carefully dupli-
Gated and the figure has weird historic interest.
taslInr- Perier. the President of France,
stands in front OF the famous group Of Crowned
Heads OF the World" in the central hall. This
group Will shortly be revised and then VI. Casimr-
Perer Will be included among the other potentates.
Cafnot lad in state upon the bier OF Napoleon Will
continue on exhibition for several weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
THE FRENCH TRAGEDY IN wax

Az Sunday was the opening dav Of the great w.~
s..-,' comprising the principals OF the as
!, OF Carnot the Eden Musee drew crowd
s,.s, UNUSUAL Proportions. santo Caesario, the as
..r sculptured in wax. can be viewed in the
'''"ery occupied by the figure OF Carlyle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

NJ at $50 do. $40 N. at 81; i'' bu'ermls
s Sanders: ii veas ia H. at IS 25 30 DO Ise ~ at
12 10 DO 49, n at 81 2, DO ss No. at ~ 20, Is 10
q ST. FED d. 2i2 ID. at s.; butermks' i65 H. at
s.; Judd Co: veals, les n at s. %; 1913 DO IS2 r.
S' 10 at - 81 % d. rs H. at 3d. " mixed calves iS
NJ; Collins IS Seais i7e ~ at IS a7H: do. 1873 ~
6 Nr de .s sas 60 90 Z f '9
q d b f. 4 4 + 90 S:.S isa 6 III
6a,Sss@ss; ics p at ): 50: il 90 lss II. e s. g.
5 Is
an, sas
3 " s s 40 'r 81 sS n sd% s
Gas1c few choice carcasses. ec dressed lambs weak
newton Co; al2 Kentucky lambs 70 u aver aver;
yrsHa lambs pts r. az so ass
s 2 g. s 3 az 3d. g "a 90 . s1s ,
sSf oms s. @ % 22s 2h9 d sSef rs at 10
WlssrsSn sherman 2s2 ohio sheep 81 q q 81 Is
y's'"s s. SO a. Is 81 5. g. 8 & 81
= ?sis :aS$' g Z : 81 Z &,
m iaSd g g: g ? s'f;: e.
% e. % sq = cs % s at 50 @ Sheep ana
lambs mixed H. SO 5O 900 Ohio sheep. 90 ~ at
s. so &c do SO 50 25 do. 90 10. SO 70:
II State limbs. ca ~ at 81 80 49,
D. Harrington: 27l Ohio lambs. CT N. at 81 62is; 2o1
Ohio sheep. IO3 N. at 81 %
a sa' g az 70 YES a y 1 & s"S 2 d.
at s. Is State same O. ~ at 81 81 STATE sheep ~ 10
allenbeck & Hollis 2l5 Kentucky lambs. 81 10 at 81
q s. az q g 5i,. s ss;ss g q9 az b 81 a' % do 90
HOGS Receipts for days. 10 cars. or 6.356 head
About sale Market 25Gloc higher with sales
Sc iose 70 100 10 Country dressed higher at "a
per ~.
sales-A. W Lamb: 10 State hogs 179 N average At
Sc II per 100 H. I21 do 10 NJ 50 30 30 DO 800 To- ~
90 Gj 81 do 100 ~ 81 30: CO DO 2i3 ~ at SO 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

For Hrazn coffee mc market f. rulipc quiet, but hold
ing the same position esridns 'nsor ''1 n n@ '''n
mis- grade a. noninaly ic's, for RIO ~ on spot ior
nv uos, ,ar, asns for small lot, s,oprarc n
t, d" ,,m Trw Yor. +, he West is interfering worry
much YIN The maye"sn Of onrr r% ni n
h.rc e., some assurance that the goods can b" shipped
Without danger of loss where goods wre
shin,d i'f5c the counicrnand orders were received
trnccrs sent ont ant IA" E'''n sop'l "hri" ="
csf,d We note sale ~ ~" bags Central American on
Flour AND MEAI,-Thc marte, was fomeyhat more
patents. AMI there was also NOR demand for winter
f1rsS1 A'"i 1cEa ,, trade Tea sae, wer~
X 5oass y T. 20 il. s,r@gnis 81 H. and 80
ior export Irvais terms. 10 Dds cieafs s. 81 ~ 29
so bis at 81 q 900 ln .prins patent. g. Ioqta 80
81. n souh,in nrnr was 800 lbs at s. N. RYE
TiiGr'R Mark.i quie sales 40 bbs at So. CORN
M IE M"kc staiy sale. 700 b1l.. Quoiri nlnndy
wnc s. ae.poss g. 20 ma RAG MEAI- M MARX
sS4t5c .ale car Western fei roc 81 mil ICED
St EEL 7 mea aY' 81 g ous H. Oh %'%i 81 2Gasi <
GRAIN wnEAT-The whoa, market op"ned strong and
ay 'n1 Win local "hris coycns in quit, an actye
manner The rise was wen hed nl the forenoon n, an !
buying there than enough to absorb the oier-
OVER the mai Of SATURDAY Tho foreign markets.
sponsibe for London, Liverpool and Paris
9mr 1rsh The ln,e cables showed ih- advance held
eoo scsnf very xaa ot at 'G . fyr@ S Ta"s W
sc The buying by foreign houses included order. from
both Engnnl and Continent but the local talent both
West bcnryhly inclined and suTli"l
most Of offerings The crop quite favofab"
from Northwest ana the spring wheat IL
making quite The Government report to
morrow coV condition OF rprinR and winter
wheat condition and probable acreage ~ corn. and
he ~ all other excepting blckwheit
Estimates regard tire forthcoming report wheat
nearly all indicate improvement In winter wheat OF from
points. Of from 10 points. II
Improvement In winter wheat Is about points say 10
IS. viii make the crop about 3p6D.so bush. II tho
deterioration IN spring wheat Is only points II will make
"A total Of l25 bush and "A grand total of 42jvO
small local operators Offering the market IN In the alb
Of orders FINAL about &c on from the
top. but from u'c over the official OF Saturday
and Make gain the curb close Cash wheat was
In fair ccmand exporters bdying II loads. The de-
ta.is 32.Vc bush No red iis4lhc under Sep
TENDER Z o anoa; september G2c. bush
ungrnded hard spring private tcrms 10000 bush No
hard spring sac September b anont; 1900
bush No Northern spring. sc September b
anoat. and 49, bush No Milwaukee private terms
and loads. quality given private CORN
The market for moderately active and stronger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

New York July Z 1894.
Beeyes cows. Calves sheep Hogs
JfF,ry Isl 81 800 oC55 ioio
F-ortl.,i .... 49,. 49,. ..... ..-.. 1857
II & l. v II. R....... pa % 90 62ls is25
Weehawken ............ LOU - ''-.'' ''''''
Total ST 2a3 1881 7G35s 22522
Las, weok ..........lll 4i go 1850 '23g ~ II5
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

lobster % Do Npwbourg, ana Lc wanted it
40 every dinner. Tie also wanted red
head duck, and he wanted &C. an To- him
SELF Mrf. Aston never dluod a. Is pubic
restaurant and Air. A .tor never took a
friend Oh dine with him. Tie VIVA always
alone nud de ply Lasicl in Thought. lie
woula apparently not n9t.eo what was set
before him. But Dr. the waiter make a
mistake, and there was trouble speedily.
Io wanted @ r.dhgal Due,, aad 10 other.
One day there were uo rrlhcad ducks 10
Doc hed. ard The Hr1usv.c chef sent him
% fine caave hark. Witch look 81 the
finest srriu Tic bend az tho house az Aston
aeat BE- back and strobe o9t Next day he
care tsct, aAd the r,areaa duck was iE
i,s place before him Ncw york Herald.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND WIIALlZER.

Q1ickly cures general and nervous debility.
Tpinhi exhaustion. hcuI atheuia etc
Completely. perfectly and rmanentY rejuV-
rnstng tho vital energies, increasing ne-sous
power. renew ing the ambition OK youth aEd tho
courage 81 manhood; rest ing 20 enfeebled,
tnervated. exhausted. dewitt lzrd. or OVerWorked
men and women perfect constitutional p1wers
it, extraordinary cnrarte power maniiesis
hsef slmost Immediately II Is taken ON this
point the syid-nco - those wac have taken 70 IL
Uniform and positive. They taY they can feel
the effect OF every dose d ling them gooi 70 Il
restorative iniinancs through he Ele1iul- n tie
nervous tyttsm TO every organ anu tissue In the
bod IL mnkos but lite Gitislon-e whether the
rous. itutlonni vigor has tecn undermined BY
lndiscrctlon; or whether fho hroFen down con-
aition is called ~ one nama or other. 20 long as
thore ie nervous oEhAuft.su general o. local
weakness 90 long - oiotYstion sni debility are
The tyTe Of b siiuelf. tais l. tbs remedy
1hO8t VINO rUFt % irum che f-suits o.
over mental OF phTtic1l ereftfon. hardship
exposure. hidden drains. cspuce o- no havo
brought upon thsulsf Vss sori - n anlicuors By
'gnorsutlg or vilfully violating Eature's laws
vii hnd ia atone fitalisor All horvo iolio
tie remedy Of their crrtian reiief u srcoiiiy
removes all evidence - proafessiFe pLyeicai
deterioration sld restores tue cnfeeled energies
WHENFVEK : II III Is any weakness a the
vital crane. nervt u-nrss, proefr.tirh. ~ the
phvai~Hl or mental snsrs ins, coufu-ipu - IDEAS
inrF Of feif-coatdanrs, irrit,hility ~ temper.
30 rncaoly. couHrG.cs Natufot ~ knees
ami lack. p-ipi alton ~ tho heart arsgs az pnl q
IN tie Join. hes-Ache. irrirt On OF g. . kidnsJs
nd 4. a ider. milky urine, pQrnlrtous anu ht4ueu
ssasfrs To1ultins Ia e "A ure 81 tie ms-th hnd
physical poNsr- e. naiitnuns - sb,aalntnt 49,, !.
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labor unions number today over aoo,o,
I men. Tho movement is soclalislc, though
only the leaders have comprchenslNe
lnowletler Of theoretical socialism. The
Ignorance Ga Sicily b. something appalling
4 ora population ~ aO0o0ol fully ionruliha
I rro unable To- rcad or write. For these ls
/ noraut mnsses socialism is q Nefitaple hus
Del. which they hiindly believe and en-
| brace with an the southern ardor ANA ih'
l petuosity. The dream ~ am ideal commu'
I nitv where there would ho neither rich nor
moor. aud above an no "taN lecches, aud
/ where they might Tor once get "a square
/ meal. is what has causcd them to rebel
I They abandoned the church when the
church abandoned them. They must have
| a religion. Socialism is now theirs.
BY Far the most powerful impetus % this
movement g. given 10y the women. They
are almost fcrocious in their enthusiasm
and embrace their new religion with a Ter
vor that knows mo- bounds They are the
most eloquent and fearless speakers, preach
ing war against the "taN tyrants and the
rich. They know uo fear and throw them
selves between thc.r men and The hayone's
of the soldiers dur.ug Dee numerous riots.
When n socialist leader comes 90 country
place. tine women strcw flowers before him
and strive 49, privilege OF kissing his
hand
Oricinally concentrating their power on
the muu.l pal eleoaiuns, which thy virtu-
ally control % Cat2niS- .Aiclmo, Aragona
and elsew here these wCskmeu and peasant
organizations have gradually developed
into openly revolutionary societies, with
Equality and Eight against capital and
present government" inscribed on their ban
ners.
The all powerful central committee IN
Palermo. which B. ia close connection with
the headouarters OF the Italian labor party
in Nilaro. consists of nine members, three
for Palermo and oae for each of the six
other provinces. The chief leader Is Carl
haldi Bosco. only 20 years old, but "a SPLEEN
did organizer and orator. lie is 80 night
hand OF Felice, and, like the latter indie
fatigable in his efforts TO bring about
complete revolution In the present system
OF taxation and for the elevation of the
common classes.
In ease this central committee should be
arrested 10 has q secret reserve committee
% call unou IN such emergency. All mcm-
hers OF the various societies have common
sign end password. aud their organization
is SO complete that 90 mobilize their forces
takes less time than s necessary for the
regular soldiers. They nave secret police
which Keeps The committees posted ON the
doiugS a the aut hurties. Communism -
one OF their fundamental principles. If a
member suffers any loss, the rest make II
good Immediately. The organization has
opened evening schools and gives its MEM
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ANTITAX WAR IN SICILY.
Causes Leading TO the Growth Of
Socialism in the Lemon
Land.
The Peasants Ara Thoroughly
Organized and Are Prepared
TO Fight
Oppressed by Taxation They Readily Es.
poused the rrincipics OF Communism -
Reform Through Revolution.

The antitax war in sicily grows apace. A
revolutionary movement which threatens
the overthrow ofthe constitutional govern
ment OF Italy is spreading like wildfre all
over the island. For at least three months
past there has been intense activity among
the ultra radical agitators, who have tray
eled through the country calling ON thepeo-
pie 20 throw or the yoke ~ servihty and
urging them to revolt IL Is scarcely neces-
Aary to say that such advice has fallen on FER