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Show 4 THE COMMUNE OF PARIS. nnnmmnttnnimniinninniniiiiniinmtninnnitninfniy I POPULIST POINTS I uiuiuuiuiiuuiuiuiuiuiiutiiuiiiiiiaiiiiiiituuiiuuiuiiu POLITICAL ALLIANCE. S EMANCIPATION FROM PARTY TYRANNY? Gen. WiiTir Thinks tba Combination of (bn Democrats, Populists and Silver Each Republicans, Acting Within a Urnnd He fur in. Their Ova Lines, h CiiAa. &Tiixroiu. Central Committee, began extensive PUteburf Safe A Deposit Ca , Pittsburg, Pa, seof under and pretext THREE MILES FOR ONE CENT. organization, curing them from the Germane, got CANDY Ona Kwult of the Government Owner-shi-p possession of a large number of canCATHARTIC non and mitrailleuses. of Railroads. HE BWIRSin OF MBS DAME In Australia, on government-owneNOTRE DAT1E, INDIANA. railroads you can ride a distance of These they placed In positions chosTRAD! MARS MOMHMO FULL COURSES IN Classics, Letters. Meat 1,000 miles for $6.50, first class, while en by themselves, and notably at MonLaw, Civil. Much astral and Electrical Engiworkingmen can ride six miles for 9 tmartre, where a formidable array of neering. were Parle. towards directed tune Thorough Preparatory and CommercUl cents, twelve miles for 4 cents, thirty-mileCon raas. for 10 cents, and railroad men Simultaneously, restlessness and Rooms Freo to nil Student who have comPleasant. Palatable. Potent. Tuts Good. Do broke out among the nareceive from 25 to 20 per cen more Good, Row Btckea. Weaken, or Gripe. Kte, tte.Uo pleted the studies required for admission inti Junior or Senior Year, of any of the Co... CURE CONSTIPATION. B. the wages for eight hours labor than they tional guard, a force appertaining llegiate Courses. n Urii tww UT A limited number of Candidate for the Socle Wen, Waal, are paid in this country for ten hours. strictly to Municipal Paris, and not siaetloal state will be received at special rates In Victoria, where these rates prevail, under orders of the Central GovernAt. Edwards Hall, for boys under IS yearn, ll Its equipments. the net income from the roads Is suffi- ment. An attempt was made by Gen- MW IV vnv lUNW VUJISl'ODBCGO UtDik unique In completeness of The tooth Term will open September 6th, cient to pay all the federal taxes, which erals Vinoy and Le Comte to seise the 808. Catalogue sent Free on application to REV. A. noRRISSEY. C. 8. C.. President is another convincing proof of the pos- guns at Montmartre, but the greater and of of soldiers the part taxamutinied, without government sibility tion. giade common cause with the Comin Hungary, where the roads are mittee, and the national guard, a state owned, you can ride six miles for large part of which openly joined wltv 1 cent, and since the roads were bought the Red Republicans., by the government the mens wages were doubled. General Le Comte was murdered, toOoc Milt Vc of th Univcnky cf Notre Dima same Belgium tells the story fares gether with General Clement Thomas, an old commandant of the national lf and freight rates cut down MART'S ACADEMY for young idles, sown ST. upon ll year of active edura and wages doubled, yet the roads pay guard. The weak government at Partionsl work, hu earned tbs reputation of Imliq one of tbs mint thoroughly eu nipped end succeairu a yearly revenue to the government of is, distracted by a thousand perplexInKtltudim In tbs I'nlted State. Tbs Acedemj 94.000.- 444. ities, retired to Versailles, and the revbuilding era beautifully situated on an etnlnasci the plrtunaquo banks of tbs Bb Joispl In the United States, under private olutionaries took command of Paris, River. All the branches of We and superintended the election of the ownership. It is the other way. A Thorough English and have paid the railroad billions In land Communal Council. They announced Classical Education, and money gnd are now paying them a new form of government. Each an Grrrk, Latin, Frenrh and. German com Including millions yearly for carrying the mail, "commune, or municipality, was to be On taught hr a Faculty uf eomieient of tha recelvt full studies students counts and yet freight rates nre so extortion- a supreme government In itself; and pletlng the ate as to be almost prohibitive, while France was but to consist of a Regular Collegiate Degree of mass of Buch communes. wages paid railroad employes are deLitt. R, A. - or A. M. grading and almost criminal In their The Conservatory of Mnslo Is conducted oa Eye Water the plan of the lie.t smallness. Surely America has a deal (.'onscrvatiirls of This plan of government was to be and one In theorr, Three Inrrumiiiual sore eyas or granulated lid. Don't hum or to learn from Its various mother coun- enforced on Paris, willing or not. A Corel lu are Included lbs regular tuition; extn hurt when applied. Fsala Rood. Sample fort eu. or weekly, rata. pro practice Wa eta. want In an tries. bottle fortR full every agent sin peaceful demonstration of unarmed Art Depart meat I modelled after the ben JOHN R. DICKKX HKIU CO. ArtThe In Germany you can ride four miles citizens which met to protest was fired neixhbnriUHd. Schools In Europe. Bristol. lean, nnd Vn. and Minim Departmenta.-Piip- ll lrparatorw for 1 cent on the government owned upon by the national guard, and fled, wlio need primary training, sod those of tea der age, era here csrrftilly prepared fur the Ac I write to NATHAN lines, yet wages are over 125 per cent leaving thirty dead and wounded. Bardomic Course and Advanced Course. I BICKl'OKl), Washington, D. C., the IliiHiucraiiby and Typewriting ex higher than when the corporations ricades were thrown up In the streets I I will receive quick replies. B. Mb N.H.V0I1 tra. livery variety or Kaary Needlework taught. owned them, and during the past ten and the reign of terror and civil war Staff Ktk Corps. prosecuting Claims since 117 For catalogue containing full lufurninllon, add real years the net profits increased 41 per began. In ten days alone, 160,000 per- A DIRECTRESS OF TKE ACADEMY. BUSINESS EDUCATION i adilraa? cent. Last year the roads paid the sons left the city. A great sortie of German government a net profit of the Communal party was broken up St. Marys Academy, JOS. NELSON, 925.000.- 000. and driven bu-- by the army of VerDAME P. 0.. INDIANA. NOTRE TEMPLETON, 8ALT LAKE CITY. If our government owned the sailles. The Germans gave permission we could go from Boston to San for the organization of 150,000 French Franclaeo for 910. Here is the proof: soldiers (many returned prisoners) to The United States pays 9275 for the begin the second siege of Paris a postal car from Boston to San Fran- siege of Paris by Frenchmen. cisco. A pasne-ngecar will carry fifty Point after point in the outer depassengers, which, at 910 each, would be 9500, or a clean profit of 9250 per fenses was taken, and the Communists car, and this, too, after paying 5 per saw themselves defeated. Whereupon cent on watered stock, which Is fully they took to wanton murder and ar100 per cent on the cost of the road. son. Public buildings were set on fire These quoted figures are taken from a and petroleum was pumped on the reliable source. Uncle Sam. fires. People were shot In batches For a few months to all users of the aften tortured by hopes of rescu first celebrated ELASTIC STARCH, (Flat Priests were dragged forth and shot POINTS FROM THE PRESS. Iron Brand). To induce you to try thin as they stood, and in particular the rwi mm , n brand of starch, so that you may find out Dewey supplied Aguinaldo In the venerable archbishop of Paris, wag for yourself that all claims for it super! Philippine islands with arms and am- taken from the place where he had mx mats w twi mum, anu go M fm as a mwt am a WJ munition, and he forthwith cleaned out been confined, as a hostage, and mura asv arnuruAm ority and economy are true, the makers the Spaniards. Why did we not have dered. The Incoming troops on their have had prepared, at great expense, a a Dewey near Cuba to furnish the Cu- part spared no Communards, and gave R.ejtUBiNirarBROSre? series of ban patriots with arms, ammunition no quarter, In many places equaling and food so that they could sweep their the atrocities of the revolutionists from the soil? Silver themselves. oppressors Lmm d s The following are Gen. Jamea B. Weavers Ideas as to the effect of the triple alliance upon the power of plutocracy to rule through political machines: "I wish to call special attention to an important feature In politiccl evolution which is now taking d- nite shape in our republic. It is one u. the most valuable gifts which has la.len into our lup since free government was achieved by our fathers. Up to the present time it has not attracted the attention which it deserves. It is destined to become the great focal point of political and social interest and its office 1b to liberate society from the tyranny and the crimes of party. We have all witnessed in recent years, and indeed within the past few weeks, the wisdom of that provision of our federal Constitution which lodges the powers of government in three branches the legislative, the executive and the Judicial. They act as checks upon each other. We all recognize in this distribution of power a valuable safeguard against the basty action and and rulers. the infidelity of We would not for a moment consent to tha concentration of all federal authority in any one of these departments. For the first time in the history of the republic wc now have a national triple alliance among whose members is distributed the power which otherwise would be exercised by a single party. I esteem It to he one of the most important as well as one of the most advanced steps in political reformation which this country' has witnessed. We have all mourned over and lamented the corruption and the punlc faith of parties and party leaders, and have asked, almost in despair, how are we ever to he relieved from this danger? Will our party. If Installed In power, do any better? While we are lamenting and standing aghast in the presence of this giant evil, a new force made its appearance. It is the alliance of three independent but kindred each powerless within itself, for the sole purpose of forwarding reforms in governcertain ment, and not for the purpose of building up and placing In power a political party. On the contrary it Is to liberate the people and restore to them their right to govern themselves. These allies have stopped building party, and have invited the people to exercise n Gov. Pingree has been repudiated their right of It is a mere voluntary alliance, the Michigan Republicans in congn and each of the parties to it is a che:k because he has declared himself agali upon the others, Here we have at onceDiugleyism, the trusts and Mark Ha the destruction o! the machine and an ua. In other words, there is no roc absolute guarant of the performance in the Republican party for citizens c of promises. If the ad- pored to the trinity of evils. St. Louis ministration chos-iby the allied forces Republic. should fall to keep the pledges made to the people, the alliance would be inMonkeys are sometimes wiser than stantly dissolvif and the administra- men. They gather nuts and eat them. tion left helplesi-- This is Infinitely pre- They do not pay 30 or 40 per cent, of ferable to the rvle of a single party, nuts in protection to support a lot however much ll may be pledged to of other monkeys who are too lazy to reform. Again, having accomplished gather nuts. Are you a monkey or n one reform, if it should refuse to go man? The Canadian Searchlight. forward and take up the other imporIn Switzerland, even in the smallest tant and cognate questions, the alliance would fall to pieces at once. Good men villages, a telephone message can be can come Into such an organization sent to any place in the republic for with perfect safety, knowing that they five cents. Government operation of will be absolutely free from party ty- the telephone here would give an ranny, and knowing further that they equally reasonable rate, or nearly so. Farmers' Tribune. have ample secuilty that there will l a steady forward, movement for good. A wealthy Chicago woman lately doThis alliance is the death knell to the machine in politics, and it is the en- nated 175,000 to Prof. Swing's church, thronement of tli people instead of a and the committee has decided to Inparty to their rightful place in human vest the cash in mortgages, the income government. Again, It is as perfect a to be used in broadening the work of safeguard against rash and imprudent the rhurcb, to use the language of the legislation as it is possible for human committee. Think of it! A church ingenuity to invent. Experience has that pretends to do the work of Christ, proven that men often need protection and living on the money squeezed from from their own rashness and bad judg- the mortgaged slave! Detroit Justice. ment. Wc have this security in a perKansas Popuists lead they do not associafect degree in t:is three-foltion of parties. The organization will follow. Their platform was built and only be strong when united. Separated nominations were made without regard !hy will he utterly powerless. I re- to what the in other gard this new development as the great Fusioulsts. or would is their it. about It think of and the ptali'S present day. political factor desire to realize in Kansas the y it stands at the dawn of the new government or the people, holding in its hand a proclamation of emnndiiatlon from the thral- by the people and for the people," and dom and bloody reign of party over the nolhlng can divert their purpose. Pittsburg Kansan. people. It Is llV.e a new breath of freedom over the wo Id." While the war department has been rather dilatory in furnishing the troops Think About. NoniKtlilng with clothing suitable for the tropic An exchange s.irs: The cost of war climate they are In. it has exhibited Is not large when eninriurnl wiih the extraordinary diligence in making a amount of money we jay every year to contract for 5n,0iH) heavy overcoats. ;ri vitte innnopol cs. Tha farmer niitht FUspi lily could go no further, hot think over this nntter while fn:!w;i:g the overcoat man had a pull. Rmuili-rthe bury Messenger. - EDUCATIONAL In the day of Frances last national humiliation, when her armies were scattered and her capital at the mercy of MBntk mv wlr nnd Mysnlf have knew the Germans, yet one more terror was atlas CASCABETh nod (Ley nm tha Deal modlUna wa have aw bad la the house. Laat added. When the German army enweek my wife was frantie with headache for tered Paris In the spring of 1871, a two days, aha tried eomeof yourCASCARKTS, and they relieved tba pain In her head almoet mysterious body, calling Itself the Immediately. WeboibreoommendCaacareta." T. t St IMPS fleademp, one-ha- law-make- rs 1 furiy-fourt- over-lookin- g tnu-hen- loosely-federat- ed Are Your Eyes Sore? B- Clv-Mr- rCilDlUr r Book-keepin- 1 rail-read- s. A Beautiful r well-defin- ed Knight-Watchma- Present Free m.w. CssbsseK Game Plaques n. ANTON SEIDLS SUCCESSOR. 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These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference, are free of any suggeition of advertising whatever, and will ornament the most elegant apartment. No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable prevents to its customers. They are not for sale ny price, and can be obtained only in the manner specified. The subjects arei AMERICAN WILD DUCKS. ENGLISH QUAIL, The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life. bordered with a band of gold. All purchaser . Ask Your Dealer to show you the Plaques and tell you about Elaitic Starch. Accept no substitute. fVfTTaTfmfVTVTTfavTvvvvaavfavwwTmvwvwwww) Shooting, Fishing, Camping, Baseball, Athletic or Sporting Goods Line, or Hand t'ameraa and l'liotographio Supplies, send for our new catalogue, which wll give you the beat tt'hnlenaltj prices, which cannot be equaled east or went Ills free for the nuking. IPWc also liuve a romp'd- - lino of IIAKDWARK at our Ogden store, nnd the most complete liriAlll KIIOP in the country. 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