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A Curious Accident at salerno.

A curious accident happened the 9th
er day at Salerno. In the prison of that
town is kept the old Bourbon guilIo-
tine, whose last victim was Luigi do
Malta, one of the heads Of the reyolu-
tion Of 1848, who was decapitated in
1852. The same machine was made
ready for Nicotera and his companions,
and, expecting his sentence, Nicotera
gave the executioner francs to dispatch
him quickly. Fortunately these SEN
tences were not carried out.
The other day, then, gentleman,
whose name was not found ont, went to
the prison and insisted on seeing the
old guillotine, no doubt regarding it as
q historic curiosity. His wish was sat-
isfied by the director, after which the
stranger went away. But ajailer named
Coute, who had accompanied him,
wanted to see how the machine worked
and unfortunately put his hand under
the knife just as it descended. His fin
gers were all cut off, and he was seized
with lockjaw. At the hospital to which
be was taken the doctors are doubtful
Of saving bis Life. --L London News
i
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Japan. srui.itud. os Gods.

Shintoism is the old, vague Japa.
nese religion--a pretty, childish folk.
lore, which was long overshadowed
by Buddhism. AT the time of tho
revolution of 1868 1t came to its own
again and is now widespread through.
out the empire. 'Shinton means "the
way of the gods, and those gods are
innumerable. The worshiper chooses
those who suit his purpose from
among them and leaves the others,
as far rs he is concerned, almost neg,
lected. Its sects do not worship an
identical god in different ways, but
rather adore different gods in an
identical fashion. Some practice pos
session-that is, they call down the
divinity by throwing one another
into frances, in which the god is sup.
posed to visit the body of the person
possessed. Others have the custody
Of the great shrine, yearly visited by
hundreds of thousands Of pilgrims. =
Perclval Lowell.
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SOLDIER STATESMEN.
Democratic Candidates For Governor In
Mississippi and Iowa.

Democratic Candidates For Governor In
Mississippi and Iowa.
Two lawyers and ex-soldiers arc the
Democratic standard bearers in Missis-
sippi and Iowa this year. Mr.. Anselum
]. McLaurin, the candidate for govern
or in Mississippi. was born in Rsnkin
county, that state, in the spring of lS4S.
He is OF Scotch lineage. In 1864 no
went to the Sommerville institute, a
private training school for boys, but re-
mained there. only few months, when
no enlisted in the Confederate army. At
the close Of the war he resumed his
studies at the Sommerville school, grad
uating in 1867 at the ago of 10. He re-
turned to his humble log cabin home,
his father being farmer then living in
Smith county, and assisted i'll repairing
the loses entailed by the war. For q
year he worked by day on the farm and
read law at night by pine knot fire.
In the following spring he went TO the
county seat at Raleigh, where court was
in session, took the required examina-
ton and was admitted to tho bar. In
1871 ho was elected state attorney for
tho Fifth judicial district, serving the
fullte Of four years. Seeking broad
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Mime. Eejane Considers o. Queer.

According to the Paris correspondent
of the London Truth, Rejane cannot
make the Americans out. They show,
she says, no feeling as spectators. Zone
sees lines of eyes fixed on one, but one
has no idea Of what passes in tho brains
behind them. If the actress has pleased,
heaps Of flowers are left next day at her
hotel-by ladies. The American man is
too devoted to business to run around
complimenting actresses, like the
French. Ladies admiration only
counts when the actress is a person of
honorable life. If the ladies stood aloof,
the star would cease to attract. The
ladies get up subscriptions to present
souvenirs. They give theatrical mat
inees and soirees, theatrical readings,
receptions and talk lectures, only at
tended by themselves The American
man is specialized in business, and the
lady is the arbitress of taste, the soul of
refinement, the handspring Of all sorts
OF movements. Nine Rejane fancied
herself in an Eleusinian country in the
west. Men found time to go in the even
ing to the play, bus were tco tired to
find pleasure in what cost each moment
mental effort to understand.
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suspiclousIY Bostoneaa,

Il desire to insert this small adver
tisement in your paper tomorrow
morning" she said.
This, said the advertising clerk.
looking it over, will go among the
wants"
Have yor no wish column7"
mo, num-"
Then, sir" said the young lady
haughtily, you need not insert it. j
simply wish a situation as governess
-that is all. 1t is not a case of want.
Is there any newspaper printed in
English in this place2"
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There Is more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put to-
geiher, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced II local
DISEASE, and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing TO cure with local
treatment, pronounced It. incurable
Science has proven cstarrh 70 be q con.
sutulional dis Ease, and ther, fore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney h Co.
Toledo. OHIO, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. II Is taken internall, /,
IN doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful.
IL acts directly on the blood and muconS
surfaces of the system. They offer one
hundied dollars for any case II fails 20
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address
J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
EW-Sold by Druggists, 75c..
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s7o.ooo ORDER Fon rYr.wnrrEHs

The Wes tern Union Telegraph Com.
pany have placed rn order for 900 Biick
snsderfer's Typewriter. for use in their
,flices throughout the United States. Tnit
8 perhaps the largest order ever placed ioI
typewriters and is certainly strong testi.
mnDial for the superior merits OF the
Biickensde' fer Machine. We understand
hi, machine embodies the latest patented
improvements land weighing but u pound
'tls them all In convenience. The Blick.
ensderfer is ready for sale in Oregon
WASHINGTON and Idaho. Agents arr
wanted in every county Good lively one.
can make handsome salary.
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SWEPT By A CYCLONE

on APPRECIATION TO the pinnacle OF popularity,
Hose tets Stomach Bittsts has acqnlied 4
commauding position, whion has occasionally
ma IL bright and shining mark for knsve-,
VIII se k to foist upon the community spurious
compounds IN the guise akin TO that OF the real
article. Th.se are n,sty local bitters or toilics
of great impurity, aud OF tour,e devoid OF nie
dicin Ell Any. be sate OF tnem and get the
genuine Bitters, a retl remedy for malaris,
. mauSm, Kidney trouble dysI epsia, nety'
BUSINESS, onsii patton aud biliotsness ph,st
ciails Il enintnce everywhere commend the
great invig0rant, both for Its Iemedisi proper.
ies aud ITS purity. A wineglass thrice 4 day
will ,oon bring ylgor and regularity to disor
dertd und enieebled system.
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sity, Indiana, has
long been noted
for his extreme
liberalism on tho
relations Of sci
ence to tho teach
ings of tho Ro-
man Gath olio
church, but his
recent lectures on
evolution at tho
Catholic summer
school in Platts-
burg created u
decided sensation
by reason by tho
novel and un-
nrflnndnv n,,in.
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Every Mother Know. II.

Mr.. Dinwiddie-I see that Mrs
Gladstone has written an article on
children, in which she says they need
change.
Mrs. Dinwiddie-Dont ! know thatl
Don't they como to me two or three
times day and ask for nickel or a
dime2-Plttshurk Chronicle.
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n. y. M LACklNs W. l. BABB.
er field, he moved to Brandon, where he
formed q law partnership with General
Robert Lowry. He has gained distinc-
tion as criminal lawyer, having been
engaged in nearly hundred murder
cases. He was elected to the state legis-
lature il 1879, and in 1888 was chosen
elector at large on the Democratic tick
ct. He was prominent figure in the
state constitutional convention in 1892.
In 1894 he was elected United States
senator to fill Senator Walthall's unex-
pired term.
Judge w. ]. Babb, the Iowa guberna-
torial candidate, was born in Des
Moines county Oct. 2, 1874. In 1860 he
went TO Mount Pleasant, which has since
been his home. He served two years in
the Union army as private in the
Eighth Iowa cavalry during the war Of
the rebellion. He was educated at The
Iowa Wesleyan university, receiving his
degree in the classical course in 1860.
He Immediately began the study Of law
and was admitted to the bar in 1867,
establishing himself In Mount Pleasant,
where he has since practiced his pro.
fession. In 1853 be was elected to tbs
legislature from Henry county and has
since served two terms as circuit Judge.
Judge Babbis member Of the board Of
trusees Of the Wesleyan university, his
alma mater, and IL we'll known in Iowa
fhrou0h hia lahora II, I,at,.Jf 20 kt.nk 4.
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GREAT BOOK FREE.

When DR.. r. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y,
published the first edition of his work, The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser,
he announced that after $4,000 copies had
been sold at the regular price, $I.5o per
copy, the profit on which would repay him
for the great amount of labor and money
expended in producing it, he would dis
tribute the next half million free. AS this
number of copies has already been sold, he
is now distributing, ABSOLUTELY free, 500 900
piete, interest COUPON ing and wal val.
nab liable ..ss cGinmon No. ia sense med
the recipient only being required to mail
10 him, at the above address, this little
COUPON with twenty-onc (zI) cents in one
cent stamps TO pay for postage and pack
ing only, and the book will be sent by mail.
It is veritable medical library, complete
in one volume. 1t contains over 1000 pages
and more than 900 illustrations. The Free
Edition is precisely the same as those sold
at SL5o except only that the books are
bound in strong MANILA paper covers iu-
stead Of cloth. Send NOW before all are
given away. They are going off rapidly.
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FITs.-Al Fits stopped ee by pr RIIne'p
Great Nety- Re stoFer. No fits after the frsi
lays use. Marvellous cures Trestise and e2 o.
rial bottle flee TO FIT eases Send 10 Dr. Kline,
III Arch St, Philadelphia. Pa
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Teacher--lf your faih wac TO hear Of ytur
bad conduct, u would make bis hair turn gray.
bby-l beg your psrdon, sir; my father hasn't
Auy hair left
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OR. zAHM ON EVOLUTION.

his Liberal Views Have Created sensa-
tlon In the Roman Catholic Church.
Rev. DIR. J. A. Zahm, professor Of
physical science at Notre Dame nniver-
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Piso's Cure is the Medicine TO break up
:hildren's Coughs and Colds --MRS. NJ. g
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board or bed set my nerve agoE. 1t
seemed to me that l should never got
out Of the house with the money-pef.
haps not with my life. A hundred
times lmuIt have gone to my window
to watch tho park; q hundred times |
thought ! hoard footsteps on tho stair.
case and opened my door to listen, Yot
the first gray OF daylight found me still
where no was. Not a soul appeared to
DO nNtho grounds OF the chateau. Tho
old house lOomed up out Of the cold
mists like a great deserted temple. Look
where you would, you could SEQ moth
ing but the trees aud tho green Of the
grass. Tho only sound was the shrlll
tWit.ering Of tho birdS in tho bushes.
Ten minutes after the dawn had
come | left my room and set out upon
tho journey. l had tod the money
around my waist and had loaded my
revolver before | started; but one 10
tho pork, these precautions and my
fear all night looked pretty foolish. II
Was plain that ! was the only man then
abou. Nine. Pauline's place, Eyon tho
cattle were still lying upon tho wot
grass, tho horses still pleOplng In the
meadows. Asi wRs in tho gardens, 90
| found 1t in tho woods. Tho night
Keepers had COMO TO thoir bOd1j tho
dairylnon zero not yet out Of doors.
A beautiful siillnOss wa' everYwhorei
a ireshnc,a oil the morning which wl'
like champagne 10 n man. And ! had
not walked a mile before my spirits
came back to ne. and began 10 laugh
out aloud OF tho little chap In tho bowler
hat who had put tho thing into my
head tho night before.
Good Lord" sold !, "Lhat you should
hustor O man so, when / dareSay BhO
had 10 moro thought Of doing such a
thing than Of marrying Mlcky. Hut
that's always tho way with policemen
-thcy aren't content with what their
owes can't SEQ, bu, want 10 look at II
through a telescope. Rob him2 Not
she, 90 long rs hell play for hOr.'
! was protty we'll through tho wood ut
this time, and when tho sun began 10
shine It found mo on tho high road 10
tho railway station, | had walked pOr.
hans a milo down this whom | cav q man
on ahead mo, going my way, but slower
than | was aud Mt tho second look
recognized him. lIo was tho very little
doiCCtivO | had laughed at.
"Halloa, theroW | shouted, mighty
glad to got company In my walk. "WhaL
arc you doing abroad at this time oItho
mnfnlng2'
lilo waited for me to como up to him,
and then he cried:
"Why, It's BigS-and In a hurry,
too"
you've put your thumb on IT," said
|; "and you didn't cnich the count, !
mako surB. or YOU wouldn't DO llOtU,"
"CRtch lim7' exclaimed ho; mo. not
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/ house, determined that Nieky should
know tho whole story before another
hour had passed. In this Attampt luCl
favored me for the frat time. / found
my mRstor walking on the lawn with
young Lord Dayton, They were Imok
ing together aud seemed to be In earn
est talk.
"Well, Hillsbrand," said Sir NIcho.
las, when he saw mo, what keepa YOU
IN at this time Of night2"
"a letter yOu gave me to-day, air.
said ], could | speak to you about ittoI
q minute2"
Ho took thehint and, leaving Beytou,
he walked across tho lawn with mo,
Before We took the second turn l had
told him the story,
"Good Godg" said he. turning very
pale, fare you suro Of III"
"Aspurs al you're talking 10 me"
"And the man 10 her husbsndr
"Somsthing like that" said l.
"lhe little WITCH" cried he, though
1t wa, plain that the news hit him hard,
"Bpt I've the matter OF two thousand
In n6tos, and the promise Tor as much
more in my pocket now" he went
on after a pause. "Ye must know that
had luck tonight when she came to
tho table"
AT that's tho case. air." said ], "the
sooneI the moneys in tho bank Of
Brost the better for u.s."
"Ye speak truth" exclaimed he, shut
who's 10 take iI?" y
I'm start at dawn" said /; "mean.
while there's no mood for me TO 30 10
sleep, Pm used to 4 night out Of bed
now aud then"
"And what shall Idol"
go on as usual, but tako the irIl
train 10 Paris in the morning. don't
fancy the police Us tOotmen mysGlf-
o Won neither, IimaVinOR"
IIo said that ho did not, and whom no
had given me the money-and the pro-
mise OF two hundred and tity. IL | 20.
through safe with 1.-THE went back to
the others as l had suggested. But /
returned TO my room, and locking my
sell In | waited for tho dawn like a sick
man. Many anxious nights ] have
passed in my life, but that was the
worst OF them all. Every whistle Of the
wind on the staircase, every crsak Of
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quite. You don't take birds like him
in the nest Hes too many s%entinels.'
"ls the charge a heavy one /" | asked,
as We walked along together. =,
Containing a diamond in London"
said hoi "but there's q dozen others.
He's u bad n right through, ia ComIe
do Faugere."
said no must DO, and then we both
%quicksned up q bit
"lll be coming over here after Nicky
Steele, byRnd by, fancy he remarked,
pleasantly, when We had covered a mile
or more,
"Ah," said ], Ut will want q sharp
man Tor that job"
NJ won't deny H." he cried. "The
way that chap keeps outside the law 10
a crulher. Here's q health to him."
He had pulled a silver flask out Of his
pocket as no spoke and raised 1t 10 his
lips. Then he passed 1t over TO me.
"Braudy, mate,n said he. you can't
do better In the raw OF the morning"
I took q good nip, for tho day was
bitter cold, and gave him dack his flask,
But Ihad not walked on ten yards when
l found myself reoling like a drunken
man-and then l fell heavily, with him
bending oVsF me,
one night, some ten days stter ! fell
down lusensible on the road to BTeat,
Sir Nicholas and l wero talking IN my
bedroom at tie Hotel do Lille OF Nine.
Pauline aud her chateau, / was still
weak and bruised aud unable 10 leave
my bed; and no had come up to say
good night TO me,
"Ah," said he, wed be four thousand
the richer to-day II you had never dis
covered that Comts do Gaugere had q
liking for the woods"
"Say, rather, cir, II one OF his gang
had not played It of on md that be was
a detective
"Ye're right there; to give It out that
he was al English officer, too. Twas .
daring business altogether-tor the
French police were watching the house
the very night when tho woman stayed
for q last deal. The count must have
gone the day before. She left In the
middle OF the night after I'd won the
money for her. IT'S the Lord only
knows how she got away"
~ a tell you, air, for / saw her In
the woods one day disguised as a man.
That's how sho cheated them"
II don't doubt IL" said he; "thoy had
scntinels everywhere, and used flags by
day and lanterns by night for the dan.
ger signals, Sure, sho Sas q wonderful
womGn-to ront a house like that aud
to play the part"
Anyway" said /, "hOr man nearly
did Tor mo-"
Indeed and he did. It was not much
liio in you there was whom the priest
found ye, aud carried you TO the vii.
lago."
And not much money, either"
"Thoyd not left you ulxpence for q
cab fare" cried he.
lriR E.nl
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MARY ANpEn.oN As nAMLEr.
The Great Actress First Impressions {
ghnknspsaFe'a PInTs,

The Great Actress First Impressions Of
sh~akSspsars's PiaIs.
From "Ths Girihood Of an Aarca," BY Nary
AnderSon De EauGErO, IN NOrA AmsrieaH Re
rtr.
At the ago of twelve l first heard the
name of him who was to awaken tho ser
ious side Of my nature, and eventually
shaped my later clraor. One night DR..
Griffin. who had in his youth prided
himself on his acting as an amateur,
took down from tic bookshelf, alatRe,
well.worn, red and gold volume.
"This," he said, contains all the
plays OF William Shakespeare, and l
mean 10 read to you the great masters
masterpiece. Hamlet" Though l IN.
derstood nothing Of the subtle thought
and beauty OF the tragedy. the mere
story, characters, aud above all that
wonderful though nameleSs atmosphere
that prevades all OF Shakespeare
dramatic works, delighted aud thrilled
me. For days | could think OF nothing
but the pale face and inky cloak OF the
melancholy prince The old rod volume
had suddenly become like a cAsket filled
with jewels. whose flames and flashes /
thought might glorify q life. l often
stopped to look at it with longing eyes,
and one day could not resist climbing
up 10 take 1t from Its shelf. From that
time most Of my play houra were spent
pouring ovor it.
Ono night, not long after, the family
we're surprised to see me enter the
parlor, envolorod in n Of DR.. Grifin's
army cloAks. was scoWling traglcally,
aud at once began tho speech:
Angels and ministers OF grace. defend usl
10 thou Il spirit OF health or goblin damned,
my version being,
Angels and ministries OF grace. defend usi
Io thou u spirit Of health or goblin'S damG.
The latter innovation was made to
eyade having on my conscience go sin.
ful d "swcar" as damned. Those pres.
eni, seeing tho drift oil my entrance.
burst into laughter Mt tho droll little
figure with its much b%opowderDi facc.
Feeling this 10 b. diSrespectiul, / indig.
nanily Quilted tho room. falling over
tho cumbersome cloak in what was
meant to DO a majestic exit Certainly
a very incorporating flrst appear.
anco in the barl's great masterpiece,
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Mr.. Fred Miller, Of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that no had q sovers kidney trouble for
many Year,, with 1evsro pains In his
back aud also that his bladder was at.
iocted. lilo tried many so called kidney
cures but without any good roault,
About q year ago ho began usc Of
Electric Bitto'G and found rolioi ~ once.
Electric BittorS 10 especially adapted 10
tic cureo all Kidney and Livor troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
Ono trial will provo Il statement
Price only Doc for largo bottle. Az Logan
Drug Co. q drug store. 0
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Six wcoks ago l suffered with q very
HOvorc cold was almost unable TO speak.
My friends all advised mo TO consult a
physician. Noticing ChRmbctlain's
Cough Remedy advertised IN tho ~.
Paul VolkS Hcltnnv | procured n bottle,
aud rttor taking II n short whilo was
entirely VOL, | now most heartily
recommend this tOmOdy TO anyonO sui.
ICring with n cOld,--WLItAM XIII, OTS
HOlby avenue, ~, Paul, Mimi
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which will form a part Of this
series, the first appearing the
present week.
Julian Hawthorne will con,
tribute one of his characters.
tic tales of mystery the second
week in November, which will
be followed by a delightful
tale of rustic life from the pen
of Eugene Field, entitled
"Peace Hath its Victories"
On the 14th and 18th of No.
vember, we shall print a strong
and timely story of the warm
Cuba, entitled "The Capture
of the Matadore."
On Saturday, November lG,
n characteristic story of Nov
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q start 10 get an answer. And tho
words waro scarce oil my lips when
soino one In tho woods at my right hand
called out to me, and In good English,
too.
"Yol, that means danger, BiuV"
"Who tho devil aro YOUR nnid I, turn.
ing around, sudden, but 'ocing nobody,
"rm from across tho clannOl-but
not On your Job, BIRg, 80 don't trouble
Yourself rs Comto do FAugOrO I'D
DO glad 10 Rhnke hands With"
Saying this, a little man droSsod In q
bowler hat aud a short black coat,
sprang out OF tho ihlCkCt and faced mo,
/ guessed how things stood In n minute
Detective was written all over his fhcO.
"Woll," said l., $50 you want tho
count2"
~ do" said hos land pretty badly
but lpa not this Limo. | fancy. llo'S a
hundred miles from hero by this"
"And his vile
"Bo - to hor," SAID hoi "Sll0's tho
nlBvsr ost woman | over mot and AhO's
hOno mo again, reckon. You glyn
your gunner tho tlp II ho makOs any
money up Wonder lat him Ito up his
btnpch0q pookot tight. II no don't,
aholl steal OyOfy penny Of it."
"Do YOU say That ~ cried |.
al do so," 0Aid hD. M | wnA him.
and | had any winnings hanging about,
I'd bank 'om nj Br0st, aud take thun.
lctlnr good caro- thoy didn't 20 by hor
mopsOnRrr hut you don't want to DO
told twice"
/ said that / did not, aud atlor q low
words Of thanks 10 hlm-tor ho'd put
mo all In d iOYOr-l ran back TO tho
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"Tho uAo Of 'CatoflA' II M Universal and
Ia mCHisp 10 we'll known That II bocms a woiA
Of HirOrctcEallon 70 ondoro H. INV nr tho
Intelligent families who do not tcCp ugtorla
within easy reach"
oAHnS liLRTIN, D. u,
Now York cir.