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Latest content added for Digital Library Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Departmenthttps://digital.library.unt.edu/explore/partners/UNTGD/browse/?fq=dc_language:eng&start=20&fq=str_location_country:Luxembourg&fq=untl_collection:CRSR2012-07-03T07:51:21-05:00UNT LibrariesThis is a custom feed for browsing Digital Library Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents DepartmentU.S.-EU Trade and Economic Relations: Key Policy Issues for the 112th Congress2012-07-03T07:51:21-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc87166/

U.S. and European private stakeholders, concerned about slow growth, job creation, and increased competition from emerging economies, have urged Brussels and Washington to strengthen transatlantic trade and economic ties by reducing or eliminating remaining trade barriers and by cooperating more closely in addressing global economic challenges. A select group of these issues are examined in this report.
Aviation and the European Union's Emission Trading Scheme2012-06-15T10:07:48-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc86601/

This report looks at how the European Union Emission Trading Scheme's coverage of carbon emission from commercial flights affects air carriers from the United States and other countries.
The Eurozone Crisis: Overview and Issues for Congress2012-06-15T10:07:48-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc86596/

The Eurozone's economic crisis threatens economic stability in Europe and beyond. Four specific economic challenges faced are high debt levels and public deficits, weaknesses in the European banking system, recession and high unemployment in some Eurozone countries, and persistent trade imbalances. Three issues for Congress regarding these challenges are how this situation will impact the US economy, IMG involvement, and how the US and Europe will cooperate to solve these issues.
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This report provides a background of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), financial crisis and the issues for Congress.
The Proposed Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement: Background and Key Issues2012-06-15T10:07:48-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc86556/

The proposed Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) is a new agreement for combating intellectual property rights (IPR) infringement. The ACTA negotiation concluded in October 2010, nearly three years after it began, and negotiating parties released a final text of the agreement in May 2011. Negotiated by the United States, Australia, Canada, the European Union and its 27 member states, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Morocco, New Zealand, Singapore, and Switzerland, the ACTA is intended to build on the IPR protection and enforcement obligations set forth in the 1995 World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement).
European Union Enlargement: A Status Report on Turkey's Accession Negotiations2012-04-27T15:49:45-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc84128/

This report provides a brief overview of the European Union's (EU) accession process and Turkey's path to EU membership.
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The European Union (EU) has long viewed the enlargement process as an extraordinary opportunity to promote political stability and economic prosperity in Europe. U.S. Administrations and many Members of Congress have long backed EU enlargement, believing that it serves U.S. interests by advancing democracy and economic prosperity throughout the European continent. Some U.S. officials are concerned that "enlargement fatigue" as well as the EU's ongoing financial crisis could hinder EU expansion. The status of EU enlargement and its implications for both the EU itself and U.S.-EU relations may be of interest to the second session of the 112th Congress.
The EU-South Korea Free Trade Agreement and Its Implications for the United States2011-08-27T10:13:38-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc40113/

This report is designed to shed some light on the KOREU FTA for Congress.4 It briefly reviews EU-South Korean economic ties and the respective EU and South Korean objectives regarding the KOREU FTA. It then discusses the KOREU FTA in general and examines some of its major provisions in more detail, with special focus on autos and some other manufacturing sectors, agriculture, services, and labor-areas of particular interest to U.S. policymakers and the U.S. business community. The report does not attempt to determine if one FTA is better than the other. Finally, the report analyzes the prospects for the KOREU FTA and the agreement's potential implications for the United States.
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This report provides a brief overview of the European Union's (EU) accession process and Turkey's path to EU membership.
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This report discusses commercial ties between the United States and the 27-member European Union. These ties are substantial, growing, and mutually beneficial, but differences in regulatory approaches limit an even more integrated marketplace from developing. This report is intended to serve as an introduction and primer on this complicated, broad, and often highly technical set of issues.

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Everything You Can Do With the Other 90 Percent of Your Brain (in Movies)
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The 'Park and Recreation' star on avoiding typecasting, the weirdness of Comic-Con, and why April and Andy were meant to be.By Emma Rosenblum
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Michael Sera versus Chris Evans.By Edith Zimmerman
Inside Hillary Clinton's Surreal Post-Election Life
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Poor, Poor Michael 'Lock Her Up' Flynn Is Being Treated Like a Criminal
Male Stars Are Too Buff Now
This Hilariously Explicit Match Cut Had Cannes Audiences Clapping
Who Is 'Uber A' on Pretty Little Liars? A Mid-Season Investigation
Montana NBC Affiliate Refused to Cover Gianforte 'Body Slam'
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Montana Republican Greg Gianforte Wins U.S. House Race, Despite Assault Charge


text: PODS 2011 2011 ACM SIGMOD/PODS Conference Athens, Greece Finding a Minimal Tree Pattern Under Neighborhood Constraints Benny Kimelfeld Yehoshua Sagiv IBM Research – Almaden The Hebrew University of Jerusalem carrey williams DB (Graph) Search widom ullman search search XKeyword [Balmin et al.] (XML) BANKS [Bhalotia & al.] (rel.) eu brussels search [Achiezra, K, S] (XML) DBXploer [Agrawal et al.] DISCOVER [Hristidis et al.] SPARK [Lou et al.] Blinks [He et al.] RDF search [Tran et al.] … 2 DB Search: 2 Approaches graph algorithm DB data graph e.g., top-k Steiner-trees search results query1 query2 schema query gen. query3 DB query engine SQL, XQuery, … search results3 Aided Query Formulation ExQueX [K et al.] QUICK [Zenz et al.] 4 Building Integration Forms Q System [Talukdar et al.] concepts (as keywords) 5 The Problem (Informal) employee schema: eid name type dept dept id name head (Mary's department SELECT * FROM employee e, dept d WHERE e.name='Mary' and e.dept=d.id { Mary, dept } { Mary, manager } (managers named Mary) SELECT * FROM employee e WHERE e.name='Mary' AND e.type='manager' (Mary's manager) SELECT * FROM employee e1, employee e2, dept d WHERE e1.name='Mary' AND e1.dept=d.id AND d.head=e2.eid AND e2.type='manager' { Jacob, Mary, manager } { dept, dept } { Mary, dept, dept } bags of labels … 6 And in XML DTD <!ELEMENT department (facility|(branch*,headq))> <!ELEMENT branch (facility)> ... { facility, headq } department[branch/facility][headq] department { facility, facility } branch headq facility department branch branch facility facility department[branch/facility][branch/facility] 7 Techniques for Query Extraction incremental query construction (candidate networks) subtree enumeration on the schema graph • Discover/XKeyword [Balmin et al.] • DBXploer [Agrawal et al.] • SPARK [Lou et al.] • ExQueX [K et al.] • QUICK [Zenz et al.] • Q System [Talukdar et al.] • Acyclic queries ─ tree patterns • Ranking dominated by size: smaller = better 8 Example of Query Extraction employee eid name dept type dept id e22 Marie manager a a db e22 e68 Jacob b b sales e78 regular name head regular employee regular employee regular employee regular dept manager dept employee dept regular employee employee manager regular manager manager employee manager dept employee manager 9 Neighborhood Constraints employee dept dept regular manager dept #≤1 #≤1 #=1 , ( regular ? | ( manager , dept* ) ) possible neighbors of employee dept employee employee #=1 possible neighbors of dept 10 Efficiency Matters! Existing solutions usually experiment on tiny schemas; an exception: Q System [Talukdar et al, VLDB'08] • 408 relations • 1366 table references w/o taking constraints into account, larger K needed! Speed is important since patterns are typically extracted following a user query… Schemas can be much larger, e.g., SAP: …company data model with over 13,000 database tables. To manage the meta data (e.g., types and interrelationships) of these tables… Kemper et al., "Performance tuning for SAP R/3", IEEE Data Eng. Bull., 1999. 11 Techniques for Query Extraction incremental query construction (candidate networks) subtree enumeration on the schema graph • Discover/XKeyword [Balmin et al.] • DBXploer [Agrawal et al.] • SPARK [Lou et al.] • ExQueX [K et al.] • QUICK [Zenz et al.] • Q System [Talukdar et al.] No guarantee on the running time Can construct exponentially many intermediate, partial patterns, before finding even 1 tree pattern Repeated labels are not allowed employee regular dept employee manager No neighborhood constraints 12 In the Paper Finding a Minimal Tree Pattern Under Neighborhood Constraints • 1st provably efficient algorithms allowing expressive constraints (and repeated labels) • Future work: extending to top-k – In the paper: subtle issues in defining top-k • Existing techniques for top-k repeatedly solve top-1, w/ additional constraints – – – – Shortest simple paths [Yen, 1971] Smallest Steiner trees [K & S, 2006] Most probable answers over Markov sequences [K & Ré, 2010] … 13 Abstraction: Schema (undirected) finite set of labels label1 label2 bag-of-labels1 bag-of-labels2 bag-of-labels3 bag-of-labels17 bag-of-labels18 bag-of-labels19 .. . .. . ... labeln bag-of-labels54 bag-of-labels55 bag-of-labels56 .. . neighborhood constrains each constraint is a (possibly infinite) set of bags, in some rep. language 14 Problem Definition (undirected model) label1 label2 bag-of-labels1 bag-of-labels2 bag-of-labels3 bag-of-labels17 bag-of-labels18 bag-of-labels19 .. . ... .. . schema S ... labeln input weights allowed bag Λ of labels bag-of-labels54 bag-of-labels55 bag-of-labels56 e.g., { Mary, manager}, {country, country, border} .. . goal: minimal tree T, s.t. • T contains Λ • T is consistent with S ∀ nodes v∈T: labels( nbrs(v) ) ⊆ some bag-of-labelsi of those of label(v) v label2 ⊆ bag-of-labels17 bag-of-labels18 bag-of-labels19 .. . 15 label1 label2 labeln bag-of-labels bag-of-labels11 bag-of-labels bag-of-labels22 bag-of-labels bag-of-labels3 bag-of-labels bag-of-labels1717 bag-of-labels bag-of-labels1818 bag-of-labels bag-of-labels19 bag-of-labels bag-of-labels5454 bag-of-labels bag-of-labels5555 bag-of-labels bag-of-labels56 Simple Example publication #=1 title ... ... #≤1 journal ... ... ... 19 conference#≤1 VLDB publication ... ... 3 PODS 56 author author journal conference publication publication VLDB PODS conference conference VLDB PODS publication conference conference VLDB PODS 16 Complexity Measures input: Λ (bag of labels) S (schema) output: min T s.t. Λ ⊆ T & T is consistent w/ S (constraints in rep. language ) NP-hard, already under trivial rep. languages… (even to approx.) But Λ is typically tiny! derived from a user-phrased (search) query fixed |Λ| "efficient" = e.g., O(|S||Λ|) possible under a very general condition on the rep. language (not discussed, see paper) even better: FPT, i.e. Fixed-Parameter Tractable "efficient" = e.g., O(2|Λ||S|2) next slides 17 Rep: Mutual-Exclusion Graphs #≤1 journal publication author #≤5 conference#≤1 interval graph #≤1 conf-date title #= 1 edition #≤1 Theorem: not FPT (under standard assumptions; FPT reduction from parameterized Independent-Set, which is W[1]-hard [Abrahamson et al., 93]) Theorem: FPT for classes of mux graphs: disjoint cliques more generally, interval graphs more generally, circular-arc graphs 18 Rep: Regular Expressions e := label | ε | e* | e? | e,e | e|e publication title, author*, (journal | (conference, conf-date) | edition) Theorem: FPT 19 Proof Strategy (Algorithm) input: Λ (bag of labels) S (schema) output: min T s.t. Λ ⊆ T & T is consistent w/ S (nontrivial) adaptation of Dreyfus & Wagner's algorithm for Steiner trees reduction labeled bag cover generalized minimum set cover: bags instead of sets, cover needs to satisfy a neighborhood constraint dynamic prog. for disjoint-cliques mux graphs works for interval graphs regular expressions Thanks: Ryan & Virginia Williams circular-arc graphs 20 Summary Questions? • Plethora of tools extract minimal tree patterns from the schema (relational / XML /…) – Existing solutions: exptime and/or no repeated labels; not allowing even basic neighborhood constraints • Simple & general abstraction of the problem – allowing neighborhood constraints • Algorithms – In particular, our FPT alg.s find a min pattern under 2 constraint languages: regexp & mutual exclusion • Next step: based on this work, top-k 21


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'Beautiful Minds' is the very first single released from Lagardere's space pop performance MFEDL (Memories from Electric Distant Lands). This time, it comes along with diverse reworks by Eric D. Clark!
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Leading off with a haunting synth-chord melody which runs through the whole track, the song develops into an epic journey from darkness to light, keeping this personal touch which only Lagardere knows how to bring with his recognizable rock'n'pop voice blended with a talent to write stories sounding like legends from a glimpse into time. Yeah, we know we shouldn't write that down, but c'mon, let's face it, it's a damn good dynamite pop & club hit!
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Since December 2008 is has gone quiet around the modder Fakefactory and his Cinematic Mod for Half-Life 2. New there is a first sign of life: Fakefactory is working on version 10.
The Cinematic Mod 10 is in pre Beta phase and a release date has not been issued yet. Version 10 is said to come with heavily optimized HD characters. Due to an optimized LOD the framerate is supposed to get better noticeably. New features are HD models of objects and a new optional HD model of Alyx. Furthermore a fully dynamic soundtrack, several HDR tweaks and additional bugfixes are included, too.
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It could be several more weeks before Pasadena police wrap-up their investigation into last month's shooting deaths of two burglars by a neighbor. As Houston Public Radio's Jack Williams reports, it's not unusual for authorities to take their time when it comes to high profile cases like the one involving Joe Horn.
By now, you've probably heard the dramatic 9-1-1 tape from November 14th, when Horn called police to report two men breaking into his neighbor's home.
Horn: "They stole something. They got a bag."
Dispatcher: "Mr. Horn, do not go outside the house."
Horn: "I'm sorry. This 'ain't right buddy."
Dispatcher: "You're gonna get yourself shot if you go outside of that house."
Horn: "You wanna make a bet?"
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Horn: "They're getting away."
Just a few seconds later Horn killed both men with a shot gun, sparking what has turned into an international debate over when people can use lethal force to protect themselves, their property and even their neighbor's property.
Horn: "Move. You're dead." (Sound of gunshots)
It's been more than three weeks since the shootings and Pasadena police still haven't concluded their investigation. Police Captain Bud Corbett says the department is still working on a quality control review, which could take several more weeks.
"It's just a matter of making sure that information gaps are minimized and there aren't any information conflicts and it's a matter of making certain all the i's are dotted and the t's are crossed."
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"Really, it doesn't make any difference to us what the public thinks or whether they're in support of Mr. Horn or not. There feedback of course is interesting, but what really matters is what the grand jury thinks when it's all said and done."
Adam Gershowitz is an assistant law professor at South Texas College of Law and says it's in the police department's best interest to thoroughly review the shootings before it forwards the case to the DA's office.
"They're much better off being very careful in getting as much of the factual information locked-down as they can before proceeding to a grand jury because it certainly looks bad if they go to a grand jury and it either indicts or doesn't indict and new facts trickle out that weren't available to the grand jury in the first place."
Texas passed what is known as the Castle Doctrine in September, a law that enhances a homeowners or business owners right to use lethal force against an intruder. The law's author, San Antonio State Senator Jeff Wentworth told KUHF that the law doesn't apply to a neighbor's home, although he says there are other laws already on the books that could apply to that scenario.


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The heads of Quebec's four main labour federations emerged from a meeting Thursday with Premier Philippe Couillard reassured the new Liberal government will not reopen their collective agreements, which last until March 31, 2015.
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Film stars filled Mirabel's white elephant in recent years
If the terminal of Mirabel airport is demolished as planned, it will live on in the collective memory as the star of several Hollywood movies and one successful Canadian film.
Fracking in Quebec poses unique challenges, federal study shows
On March 31, while media attention was focused on the provincial election campaign, the Bureau d'audiences publiques sur l'environnement, Quebec's environmental-assessment agency, began public hearings on whether developing shale gas deposits was a good idea.
Tunisian Ahmed Abbassi offered plea bargain, spared terrorism-related charges in train plot
A year ago he was accused of plotting the crime of the century: derailing a passenger train between Toronto and New York, or if that didn't work, poisoning the drinking water, potentially killing 100,000 people.
Hot and fresh foods will be tested at some Shoppers Drug Marts this year
The head of Canada's largest grocer wants you to imagine picking up a hot sandwich, a bunch of bananas and a pair of Joe Fresh earrings while you wait for a prescription at Shoppers Drug Mart.
Opinion: Not an election, but a rejection
The anti-austerity protests of 2012 found no reflection in any of the parties that had a chance of winning on April 7.
Habs, Bruins talk discipline and emotion ahead of Game 1
There was talk of discipline and emotion Thursday as the Canadiens and Bruins prepared for Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal playoff series in Boston.
Charbonneau Commission: Tony Accurso must testify, judge rules
A Quebec Superior Court judge has ruled that having Tony Accurso testify before the Charbonneau Commission would not violate his constitutional rights.
Man sought for more than a year in death of friend in LaSalle is arrested
A man who has been sought for more than a year after he disappeared while charged with impaired driving causing the death of his friend in LaSalle has been arrested, The Gazette has learned.
No compromise from Harper on Champlain Bridge stance
Prime Minister Stephen Harper threw cold water on any hopes harboured by Quebec's new Liberal government or Montreal's mayor that he may be open to compromise on his "no toll, no bridge" stance when it comes to federal funding to rebuild the Champlain Bridge.


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"It's great to be helping our clients tap into this exciting new resource and connection with their audience, especially now that we're seeing a movement toward major talent involvement."Already signed on with BlueRun is Andrew Lazar's Mad Chance Productions ( I Love You Phillip Morris, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Get Smart, Jonah Hex). Mad Chance has retained Marlett as a consultant for possible crowdfunding and other innovative financing vehicles for its films. "We are enthused to be working with David," said Lazar, adding, "Clearly independent film financing is in a major transition period and crowdfunding is proving itself to be an interesting player for some films." Backers on Kickstarter, the largest reward-based crowdfunding portal, pledged over $100 Million to film projects in 2012, and Deloitte recently predicted 2013 to be a $3 Billion year for all crowdfunding. "With film and gaming being the second largest crowdfunding category behind technology," said Marlett, "2013 is poised for enormous results for filmmakers." One indie filmmaker to retain BlueRun is Matt Herron with his film, Audition, an innovative drama where 100 actors play the same two characters. "We're very excited that David Marlett and BlueRun Media have come aboard the Audition team as our crowdfunding consultants for our Kickstarter Finishing Funds Campaign. We're thrilled by our campaign's momentum, and now with BlueRun, we'll be able to reach a vastly larger pool of supporters. Marlett brings a unique way to get the word out and fund our film that we could never do ourselves." For more about Audition see: www.auditionthefilm.com. To see its ongoing Kickstarter campaign, go to: kck.st/WX9YCX.
Crowdfund leader launches film crowdfunding management services, starting with eight films and top indie film companies such as Mad Chance. LOS ANGELES, April 2, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today David Marlett, working under his banner BlueRun Crowdfund, a division of BlueRun Media (BlueRun), announced the recent launch of the world's first full crowdfunding services firm for the film industry, including announcing some of BlueRun's current clients and eight ongoing or soon-to-start crowdfund campaigns. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130402/DC87033LOGO) "The success of Veronica Mars with crowdfunding has certainly placed a megawatt spotlight on the power of this funding source for some films," said Marlett, a filmmaker, attorney and one of the leaders of the crowdfunding industry. "It's great to be helping our clients tap into this exciting new resource and connection with their audience, especially now that we're seeing a movement toward major talent involvement."


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Our friends from Trendrr recently disclosed some interesting numbers about Facebook usage vs Twitter usage around the NBA playoff kickoff. According to them, there is 5x more Facebook usage than Twitter usage.
Interesting because nobody for now have these data to compare, so it's hard to get a real view, and secondly because nobody that I know hardly publish things on Facebook about TV (while many of them use Twitter for this) so may be I am not in the right category.
However, Trendrr published some stat on the NBA:
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If you take a look at the number, you see:
Total on air activity: 3.190.816
Facebook on air activity: 2.377.251
So total is probably facebook+other networks, like Twitter (so 813 565 tweets or maybe less, that's where come the 5x more than Twitter)
But take a look at the other numbers:
FB on air posts + comments +shares=924.266. So, what are the others? Like? Yes, majority of FB usage seems to be like even if there is a decent amount of comments, but more in the range of Twitter
The last interesting data, is FB on air uniques: 210.760 . Waow, this is not bad in SocialTV metric, but typically in the Twitter range. I would be curious to know how many unique users have tweeted on this same event, but I guess it's probably more than 210.760 unique users.
Typically, there is around 2 to 3 tweet in average per event, so it should be around 300.000 unique twitter users….
Even, these are much bigger numbers thanthe 95% twitter vs 5% facebook that are usually used in the industry, but below the 1 vs 5 for Facebook.
Facebook can easily bypass these kind of issue by providing better metrics to companies like us ( TrendsMotion) without compromising security and privacy of conversation! Let's start to work together…


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This is a poem, that i made up in class. I need some critiquing so I can make it better.
A little girl,
Walking in the street,
She suddenly looks up,
And theres a car at her feet.
Theres a man inside,
And he opens the door,
He tells her to hop in,
And she asks what for?
He says I'll take you to where you need to go,
But what comes next she does not know,
All she knows is that he's a man,
But what is unknown is his plan.
So she gets in his car,
and they go quite far,
and that is the end of her life,
which is soon ended by a knife.


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Stocks fell modestly early Tuesday afternoon but traded in a tight range on a quiet news day.
The Nasdaq and S&P each lost 0.2% while the Dow Jones industrial average eased 0.1%. Volume on the NYSE and Nasdaq was tracking very close to Monday's levels.
In the stock market today, Allergan (AGN) lost 0.6% after the company rejected Valeant Pharmaceuticals' (VRX) sweetened offer of $53 billion, which values Allergan at close to $180 a share. Shares of Allergan were recently trading around 163. Allergan has said that Valeant's growth isn't sustainable because it depends too much on acquisitions.
Among the day's gainers, recent new issue Navigator Holdings (NVGS) was poised to extend its winning streak to five sessions. It broke out early over a buy point of 28.58 but gains faded. Shares rose 1%. The company operates a fleet of liquefied-gas carriers. It went public in November at 19 a share. Full-year earnings are seen rising 95% this year and 39% in 2015.
Elsewhere, top-rated small-cap Matrix Service Co. (MTRX), a strong performer in IBD's Oil & Gas-Field Services group, cleared a 10-week consolidation, rising 7%. The buy point was 33.99. Sales growth and mutual fund ownership have been accelerating in recent quarters.
Facebook (FB) was the best percentage gainer in the IBD 50, rising 4%. Yesterday, the company hired former PayPal president David Marcus to run its Messenger unit. Optimism also abounds for Facebook's new Slingshot product, a photo- and video-sharing app, which was prematurely released Monday in certain markets. Slingshot is Facebook's answer to Snapchat, which Facebook tried to acquire last year for $3 billion.
Loan provider Springleaf Holdings (LEAF) continued work on the right side of a first-stage IPO base, but early gains faded as shares rose 0.1%. Its Accumulation/Distribution Rating is a lukewarm C-, meaning it's not clear that institutional investors are buying the stock yet. Institutional buying is good to see as a stock builds the right side of a base.
After the close, watch for earnings from Ulta Beauty (ULTA). Shares fell 0.6% ahead of the results. The former leader has been in a downtrend for several months as buying demand has dried up. It found resistance at its 40-week moving average in March and recently met with resistance at its 10-week moving average.


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Guin raised his eyebrows and I turned to face him, "Remember when I told you that some Dreamers have a hard time to stay in the world of the dead because they fall into that sleep of nightmares?"
I nodded to his question.
He continued. "Some of those Dreamers feed on insects , use their spirits to stay in the physical realm instead of falling to inducement in the spectral realm".
A strange thought passed through my mind and I had to ask it. "Is it possible to absorb the spirit or soul from a living being, like a human that isn't dead?".
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Fred bas always been a great pet with his aunt for his bravery rn the night of tie attempted burglary. between F red s boasting and dry sly teasing, poor Frank win never be allowed to forget his instrumentality in introducing me to such 4* a perfect treasure.'' I 805 1877 Hoots anil Shoes. 3STES-W Soot & Shoe Store. o. F. Ai IV. L Nolaon Havs just received and will keep in stock the largest assortment of * Boots St Shoes of all kinds To he found in town. CLSTOM S IDE WORK, Four or five workmen will be constantly •■ployed.and orders for New Goods or for Repairs will bs filled, chsap and on the shortest notice Broadway west side, Albert Loa, Mina. 8tf GIVE THEM A CALL. S. 8. EDWARDS PHOTOGRAPH EIB Broadway, opposite Postoffice, ALBERT LEA MINN. Bankers. H. D. Dhows. D. E. P. HiBan. H. 0. BROWN a CO.'S BANK OF ALPERT LEA, OLE TANG-, M&ker and Repairer of Boots & Shoes. 8hop on Clark street, north and opposite of Wedge & Spicer's Drug store. HRST-CLASS WORKMEN ire employed. ALBERT LEA, - - MINNESOTA A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. H. 0. BROWN A CO. BANKERS. REFERENCES l«t Nat. Bank, Austin. Int Nat. Bank, St. Paul. Nat. Bauk, Chicago. 4th Nat. Bank, Kaw York. _ 34tf_ TUE FREEBORN (MWV BUI JLumber Yard. Repairing done to order, cheap and on shert notice. Give him a call. S7tf Albert Lea, Mina. Tho*. IT. A It .VIST RONCJ, Banker. *?feat •Markets. A. IL M MI LLEN HAS REMOVED THE OLD PIONEER MEAT-MARKET I Ob last side Broadway, firxt door south of THE PEOPLE'S STORE. ALBERT LEA, ■mi't'ULLJ ____________ MINN. WITH INCREASED FACILITIES FOH DOING BUSINESS, HE PROPOSES TO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION! THAN EVER BEFORE. 4QF*Cash paid for Hides, Tallow, Ac., Ac. TRY HIM! Hray JLines. A II. SQUIER. CITY EXPRESS & DRAY LINE. Deals in HARD and SOFT COAL. Also Seasoned Wood. MEAT MARKET WILLIAM TUNELL Again calls attention to his FINE MEAT MARKET, Whtrecan be found at all times, choice cuts of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sa Alae FISH, POULTRY, and WILD GAME in their season BROADWAY, near Armstrong's Bank* ALBERT LEA, - MINN. Orders left on the slats at Lincoln Bros. attended to at once •Millinery. MES. C. S. WARREN Milliner & Dressmaker, [Successor to Mrs, C. F. Wicker,] Will open a fine new stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods, Ties, Cuffs, Collars, Ac. A full line of Worsteds. Lamars Patterns, Ac., Ae. C. I. COLEMAN'. LUMBER ! YARDS, ALBERT IU AND AUEN. Every description of PINE LUMBER, INCLUDING FENCING, FLOORING, DIMENSION? BOARDS, CLEAR LUMBER, SIDING, SHINGLES, LATH, DOORS SASH, SHEETING PAPER, PICKETS, AC., Constantly on hand, and for tieSe at tho Lowest Market Price Timber FOR FRAMES, AC., FILLED TO ORDER ON 8H0RT NOTICE J. F. REPPY. AGENT, Albert Lea J. C. JOHNSON AGENT, Alden,Mien IP. J*. Sergeant. MINNEAPOLIS LUMBER. TTTTTI FREEBORN MIM STANDARD. PC BLU EBO Bvt BT TH CBrtDAY. Firou, Per leer, la Advance, $3 00 BATIS or ADVERTISING. 11 w I 2 w 4 w $ rn 6 DI J J I i insk 1.00 1.60 2 50 4.50 6.00 10.00 2 inch 1.75 2.50 3.50 6.00 8.50 13 60 t inch 2.50 , 8.50 I 5.00 7.00 9.00 16.60 4 inch S. 25 4.50 5.50 10.00 16.00 20.00 6 inch 4.00 6.50 6.15 12 OO 18.00 25.00 k k col 4.50 5.25 7.00 11.00 22.00 30 00 col 6.50 8.50 12.00 22.00 30.00 50.00 I col 10.00 13.00 18.00 30.00 50 OO 90.00 OFFICERS OF FREEBORN COINU CouNTT Commissioners : James Thoreson. W. W. Johnson. J. M. Geiseler. James H. Gozlee. Ole Hanson. Tbbasobbr—Charles Kittelson. AcDtToa—S. Batchelder Rboistbr or Derds—August Peterson. County Attorrit—John A. Lovely. Sncmrr—T. J. Sheehan. Deputy SniRirr— Jacob Larson. Ct.SHK or Court—A. W. White. Probatr Judge—Gilbert Gulbrandson. School SnrrRijtTBsnisT—ll. Thurston. County Surveyor—Wa G. Kellar. Coroner—J. Proshaug. CouBT Commissioner—R. B. Spicer. DBXTI8TRY, DR. A. H. STREET, iv, P. ii DEALER IN ALT KINDS OF MINNEAPOLIS LUM BER, SHINGLES. LATH, LIME. CEMENT. AND BUILDING MATERIAL A PERFECT TREASURE. One day Frank came home with a look of triumph. " I have a perfect treasure for you/' he said, 4* in the way of a nurse. Gerald Temple is going to take his family to Europe, and, when lie heard what you wanted, offered to let us have their nurse, whom they will not want." I beard a low sigh. Virgina, Frank's only sister, had been sitting in a corner of the sitting-room. She rose now and slipped oat. " How could you, Frank V* I said, following her with sad eyes. "I have never heard your sister speak of the w i>w w Temple's since she has lived with us;| soldiers and sailors who would be the very mention of their name brings coming home now, and to feel that for back the memory of Gerald's brother, her sore heart peace would brin" no and ail that sad tragedy." : balm. "I am sorry,' said Frank,44 but I did j One night Frank had taken a box at room. Poor j the Italian opera in New York. We lived in Brooklyn, and aa Kellogg was t rh Linn I La...... J \ _ not know she was in the Virginia I" "Ye* poor Virginia!" I "i,|. But once the lovlieat little creature I ever knew. It is something of a story. boc 'tis an " o'er (rue tale," and I wili tell in the shortest way I can : Virginia and Frank were orphans, an old Mr. Chichester, their grandfather, had adopted V irginia from infancy. The old lady had very ambitious seem to like her. Virginia had a cu- ' ** * aawtt'* she panted ; " there are rious way of looking at strange faces a burglars in the house, and I should be searching, penetrating glance that I a1- 1 faear(** Can Jou UP here, someways thought had a sort of mesmerism how * liulc ^oy gone to the in it, ail the stronger because her eyes nejghbor » ? " were so gentle and soft. Alice never e was no an?wer 10 her question; met the look fairly, as I remembered bttt the.P°li<*"an easily followed her afterward. i suggestion and climbed up over the It wa* in »priog, '65 The cloam- balco"/'. .. ...... . scenes of the war were crowding thick . " ait' whl8pe*ed * irginia, Island fast upon each other. Virginia - 'D® ber Cold band on the P°l*ceD,an'8 kept her room a good deal. The warm ' 3rm' "S be mide a mol)on t0 S° f°wjrd April weather seemed to enervate her !'TheJ ttre UP 8laira in nLv room- lo k-and she shrank away from the joy and i l"° ,or "J Jewe,i lt J00 *,!1 *tand enthusiasm we all exhibited Poor ^USt behold that door, I will creep up child, it was hard for her to hear of the ll*e ^ack bta>r8 ar!d recon uniter ; if j the woman comes to answer the bell, seize her. There is only one nim ; ll , I want help I will call, and then you will rush up the front stairs." j "Are you not afraid policeman, with some . \ irginia was gone befoie he had | ished his remark. W hen she had reached the stairs Hid Stepmother-in Law. —She had >uccetded in getting her son married and naturally undertook the management of his household. Presently the son died. but .-ihe continued to advice. direct, and worry generally her daughter-!# low, Then the daughter-in-law married again, tut still the cid lady insisted on bossing things. A friend essayed to convince her that she could have no possible right to interfere—that the new husband was nothing to her •* Nothing?" she cried, *,he nothing to me ? \\ hy, nm I not his stepmother in-!aw on his wife's aide?" They were oh 7' asked surprise; the but fin- when hero Do lib der! tx knife. to sing, I begged Virginia to go with us. But she steadily declined. She won' * •aid ,---- - — j »vi * 'mm wen; ai i i . , . , a fireman's ball that night, leaving on- 8 0D tbe olher 9ldo of tbc ly Alice and the cook at home- so I i 8tt'rs» and 11)81 now she was between must say that I felt rather more easy lhe tWO for *he 001114 hear Aiice about the children when I found that waiLln« aro«r)d «n the bedroom Quick g " Samson," and it came to the place w here the had to bure his hair cut off, b. who had lo*t her scissors, un-k to it off with a dull jack-i he recumbent Samson writhe J, uceiinea. rjne « « , ,-------- ' auld stay home and keep hou«. she i "l,e'°Und bJ ,he »•>»» the man lid. Now, two of my servants were at '-on« into the silver closet, which fireman's ball that niaht __ stood od the other side of the back jumped to his feet, declared that wasn't the way lo do it. and finally made a break down the Valley of Askelon and disappeared through one of the gates of * i 'iza yelling as if a dosen bulldogs were after him Virginia would not go. Going from i as a thah the little figure glided — j — J I I I v {] hopes of making a splendid match for i ^ ork to brooklyn at night, how on ti r -Tbs OFFICE, OVER THE DRUG STORE, South of Peat Office, Albert Lee. Minnesota. OR. DE M. CRANDALL, JLA E NTI S 'l1. Office over A. E. Johnson'* store, Broad • ay, Albert Lea Physicians. m. mTdodbe, m. d., Doing over Felt hate a specialty. Fashionable Dress-Making done in the very best manner. Four doors south of the People's Store. Apprentice Girls wanted, vol 16no44tf For Sale. SIXTY ACRES of good farming lands, 25 acres of which are improved, in the town of Albert Lea, only four miles from th* village, and beautifully situated near the lake. Will be sold cheap, and on terms to suit purchaser. Call on or address JOHN ANDERSON, Office over Wedge & Wulfsburg's store. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, in tht village of Albert Lea. A beautiful location, and a good and convenient dwelling, will be sold cheap. JOHN ANDERSON. Office over Wedge k Wulfsburg's store. LADIES!! If you want to get Worsted, Filling Silk, Worsted Needles, or Notions, you will find them at MRS. RICHARDS' old stand, chsaper than at any other place iu town. for she baa just received a fresh stock of the ahovn mentioned articles, and the line of goods will be kept full daring the season. Millinery AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. 46tf We are row reesiviag a large let of well Seasoned Lumber OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY, WHICH IF VIEW OF THE PROBABLE ADVANCE IN LUMBER, PEOPLE WILL DO WELL TO AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THI B A R G A I N8 WE NOW OFFER. Call and see our Stock before parekawac elsewhere. ALBERT LEA, June 24. 1871. Otto* and IU-* i dc ne* up Stair* over the Pct Oftee. ALBERT LEA, - - - - MINN I> C How Inn<l >1, 1> ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON TWIN LAKE CITY, MINN., Will treat all diseases to which mankind ' is subject, to the beet of his ability. Dr. i Rowland ha* made a specialty of dise*;.** of I Women and Children, and chronic diseases ; of long standing. By long experience aud strict attention lo his profession, he is con-; IdsBt of treating all curable diseases with i success. Obstetrical cases treated with tare and success. CousuUionat free, lo her beautiful grandchild. But Virginia thought different, and when she wa* seventeen, at the time of my wedding, she and Langley Temple were insane enough to fall desperately in love with eaeh other. Langley was Franks's most intimate friend, and the pair met continually at our houe, until grandma found it out. After awhile Langley was ordered to his ship (he was in the navy); but Frank waged war with grandma until he obtained a viperish j consent that the lovers ( spond Grandma took pains oot to let Frank know how Virginia was tormented and tyrannized over until the poor child consented to go into society a^ain, and there she met and made j conquest of the very mao grandma had intended tor her beauty—Horace Kent. , j Virginia refused him, but grandma said scornfully. * That made no differ- I j ence. She would come to her senses j soon ; and to my utter amazement,the * preparation of the trousseau went on. ! and by-and-by we were bidden to the j j wedding—a quite elegant affair, where Virginia walked and talked as if she . were frozen. Frank aud I confessed to each other that night, that the bual- ! j ne** passed our comprehension, for we had no idea then of foul play. • ^ Kent and Virginia were to sail for Europe within a fortnight after their I marriage, and went to Washington and Baltimore to pass that time. Left alone one evening in Baltimore, with a headichc. ever, is a long journey, and it was close to one o'clock when we drove up to our door In the mean time, Virginia, after our : departure, had sat for some time writing letters in her own room. The twins were having a noisy romp in the nursery ; and, when she looked in to say good-niirht, bred fastened himself upon her nock, and begged to come and stay with auntie ; she yielded, and then " * n d began building ca rd-houses on the might corre- J?1* an,i* he got tired, when he cur hitU't if in a corner, and in two minutes wag iaj.» asleep. Being very much interested in her book, Virginia let the little fellow sleep on. thinking that by-and-by she would take him up to her room and put him to-bed there, as she frequently did At last she Tell asleep herself. F She never knew how long she slept hut had a painful nightmare sensation. as if somebody was trying to smother her. and, afitr struggling with the feeling for some time, she slowly, and with a great effort, opened her eyt s. Why ! what ha* happened to the room ? The gas must have gone out— it was totally dark, save a flickering gleam from the dying fire on the hearth s and what a s'ckening, deadly smell there was! With a lightning rapidity, which is more like instinct than thought, it sud-deniy flashed upon her what the strange ,v* iftur smell was—chloroform I Then. as she caught her frightened breath, and sank back into her chair, a low sound of voices from the dining-room reached her ear stairs, slipping off her boots lowest step ; there was no light in hall except that afforded by the burglar s lantern, for the gas was turned down low, and the lantern set inside the closet door. I he door opened outward, and the key was in it ; a spring, a sudden bang. and the click of the key in V irginia s nervous fingers, as she turned it in the leek. A tremendous curse came from the captured thief, as she leaned breathless against in lhe door. The same moment the ga*-j , j light behind her was suddenly turned ! on, and Alice confronted Virginia. Listening to Evil Reports longer I live, che more I feel the im-portanee of adhering to the rule which t I ' a*e *a;d down fur myself in relation to such mat firs: I. I o hear as little as possible whatever is to the prejudice ; of others 2. To believe nothing of kind til [ am absolutely forced to it 3. Never u one who cl ret Always to moderate, as far as l ean, J tin kind ness which is expressed tori* others 5 AI way § to believe that, rf the other side were heard, a very different account would be given til dc of 4 th wa !rink into the spirit leg an evil report. >f the matt* T. 4 You here madam ? Well y^u and I are quits anyhow. Op^n that door. or I Ii send a bullet through your head ! iou didn t think of my having a revolver. did yon ?" " No,' »aid Virginia, looking in the girl s furious eye w.'.h h* r peculiarly calm smile. " Help ! Pollen !" You may split y«,uf prerry throat calling,'' said Alien,seizing her sar- Ftrailhn and Machine Teaching. W «; think the following as appropri ate to parents teaching in their houses, a* to teachers room : own in the &ehool- It I! nee ar? v t \ »u agely the cook s drugged, and merry. Give me the key ! ' ** i'll trouble you for that pi said a stern voice behin i Virgil a quick, strong arni jerked tho w away from Alice. Alice, with a shriek, ft*!' on the r r khe realized all at tint Ah, my to stun I. for ley Ten1 pie that *he saw. it art? D11 V to p fate rut But Vi od I '' gaze was Ban. w and t is w arn ti »ry it I* to have form rind when the teachers pile are many It call classis and dis-Litary exactness, or linear rdirji ar ted or p! JNTETW FLOIR, FEED, AYD GROCERY STORES! WARREN BUEL, (Successor to J. T. Green ) Sfsond Door South of the People's Store. Whe re the best FLOUR, CORN MEAL, GRAHAM, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, OATS, CORN, BRAN, & FEED can ba had. WELL TRIMMED HITS FOR ONE DOLLAR AT HRS. JOHN STAGE'S MILLINERY STORE ALBERT LEA, MINN- HIGHEST TRICE PAID FOR HUMAN HAIR, and Gents' Chams from same made to order. Also Ladies' Switches, and all other work in that line. Alto Confectionery, Tobacco, Cigars, Tea, Coffee. Butter, and Vegetables which will bs sold ut the lowest living price*. Farm produce sold on commission. voll6no478itf TERECIA ANDERSON, FASIIIOABLECLOAk-DRESS-MAKER Over W«»cig & Spicer** Drug Store, ALBERT LEA, - - - Winn. Established 1860. ■' "■ ■ -W*W Ti1 Ti JL XXHi Freeborn Comity STANDARD. PUBLISHED AT ALBERT LEA, - MINN. —BY— Parker & Boxford, Proprietors. Lawyers S Land .1 gent s. Jsiii I. Lotklt. Jinu H. Piiiia LOVELY k PARKER, ATTORN ETH At LAW, OKss in Hewitt's Block, up stair*. 1st door ALBERT LEA. - - - " The Standard is the oldest paper on the liae of the Southern Minnesota Railroad ; has an extensive circulation among the reading portion of the community ; the cir-lati*n is constantly increasing, and its advantages as an advertising medium has long been recognized by a large list of paying patrons E. C. 8tacv. A. M. Ttkeb. STACY & TYRER, ttsrneys at Law, Notaries Public, Real Estate and Collecting Agents. CONNEY ANTING all kinds adcuiately done, acknowledgments taken oaths administered. Ac. Taxes paid, Titles investigated. Lands bought and said. Particular attention paid to collection. Corner Clark and Newton Sis., Albert Lea HEMAN BLACKMER, IiAWTER LAND FOR, 8 A J. JE z J LAERT LEA, - - - MINN. headichc. \ irginia remembered to have seen some aromatic vinegar u »rt. j in her husbands dressing case Kent I e*r' r rex ms i was peculiar in his careful way of lock- j J" in4 "he S2W 1 t,irea*i of light tup up his belong!n '4 and she t., k r°m 11' e V0)Ce #^e heard was a • *>«ach of kef ic open Ihcbox I ... , . when, rather to her aurorae, she found J ? .g,T€ lhc Jcun£ oman the key left in the box Some )»tints **? Di ° s»uff, did ye?" ii I »«K»e impala., which .Le never after' * wards account ft»r, prompted her to I , T . a * - relurncd A!ic«,s | I'ft the upper tray, although she hid l healthy voice, " I hate her! j found the vinegar already Under- j she ,u§Petl> m^*" neath, to her surprise, she found paper I lla * • pulled the man, *• she and wa* about returning the tray to its i must been mighty oncivil to ye ; j place without further examioation. * - 0 ®®^aJljt on the ri^ht side of em. when her eyes were caught by the r'n>' ere Ple^cr silver or plate ? words : "My own Virginia," in a dear " ; " too well known handwriting TV hen Kent came hack that night. MIN ; he fmnd b's beau»iful young wife senseless upon her bcd, with two letters ( crumbled between her cold fingers_ j one, the last latter Langlev had actually | written her; the other, the base forgery in which he asked to be released from his engagement. Kent was not a? all bad He loved her madlv, and you may be sure that his sore punishment begau, when the physician had got her oat of the death-like swoon 9 n JOHN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTA UY PUBLIC Office over Wedge & Spicer's Drug Store. ALBERT LEA. MINN. Plat* ; the silver is upstairs. V irginia shook as she heard the ven-I om of that low voice. "She was Mr Langley's ladylove i until her old grandma stopped ii " ** And w hat was Mr. Langley to you, • I 4 lf - I | J J I I my girl? sad the man. Hush ! you ll wake the child, and I do not want to do him any harm. Mr ; Langley —the woman's ruice softened —*• uever said a dozen worde to me in j his life; but look you, V incent, I fair-I ly worshiped bim." "That s right; tell me all, as I'm said the other with a course laugh. % t TW "Mrs. Kent hat splendid jewel.4, too the first words that came to Virginia's llUs^3nd that 18 t0 ^e, lips, in t hat strange passionless tone. wh'ch is far worse than anger were r • . • i j «. : * 44 Remember, I will never forgive you vJ the lock to look at them —npppr can take us many of those as you like. Come ! " einple but Virginia .aw no* more I IT! " :l'° °f tlieir faot' of her grandmother. The old l-dr un I *, Pf, ! ,rPlnla "latched the on her death-bed rared about that in' > J handkerc,,ie, off *>cr head. and -never They came hack to New York for staggered to her feet, though dizzily Hotels. —AS AN- Immigration Document, Thk Standard makes an especial aim to publish all the valuable statistics of the County, rendering it peculiarly attractive as an immigration document Many residents of the county apppreciate this fact, and are Bonding the paper to their Eastern friends. We desire to increase tho usefulness of Th* Standard in this regard, and would be glad to add many more each names to oar list. HALL HOUSE W. G. FOSTER, Proprietor. Albert Lea, - - Minn. JERLOW & NARVESON, Albert Loa, Minnesota. 1B mm Deal mu UGI f-y frpent at the comc p3St vcry 0flen chair.— Frank dra aver!h^rd!ll!I!d ' Vir?inia her hands, when a | . 1 don l know lha t ; sleepy murmur of 4* Auntie ! " startled • r,n'a !'at there ti r arn.Uf.T i hor' Ib a 8econd her resolve was taken fli" rirst P DKAI.BBS IK OTJR lf you want circulars, lf you want handbills, If you want envelopes, lf you want business cards, If you want neat bill-beads, If you want tasty letiei-heads, If you want nice visiting-cardr, If you want any kind of job work, Leave orde~s at Tub Standard Office Y7*0R SALE—Lite Scholarship in the Madison Business College. A former resident of Freeborn county is one of the the proprietors of this institution. The scholarship will be sold on favorable terms. Apply to I. BUTS FORD- $16 per Acre ImprovedFarm For Sale. Fine farm of 160 acres ; IOO acres now plowed ready for crop; tam* meadow : living springs. Good fence around tho entire farm. Good house, stables, &c. Boat-office across the road, with daily mail. School bouse IOO yards from the door. Mbert Lea in full view, 2$ miles distent, wit re everything that heart can wish is for sale, except whisky. WEDGE & HIBBS, Agents, Albert Lea, Minn. March 22. 1876. ll* Albert Lea, Mine. Itf Ii NOTWITHSTANDING THE FACT THAT WE ARE DOING FIRST-CLASS JOB-WORK, PROMPTLY, AND AT REASONABLE RATES, WE are GRADUALLY ADDING TO OUR FACILITIES, AND SHALL ENDEAVOR TO FULLY KEEP UP WITH TUE TIMES Legal Blanks. We keep the most complete assortment of Legal blanks of any country office in the State, and we pride ourselves on the fact that our STOCK in TRADE will compare favorably with the best work to be ouad ampwhsrs. Dry Goods, HATS & CAPS, CROCKERY & GLASS-WARE, STONE & WOODENWARE, GROCERIES, SPICKS, SARDINES, CONFECTIONERY, Tobacco, And in fact everything usually kept in a country store. We keep constantly on hand a first class variety of CIGARS. vo!16n474itf And then to add to I *Dg ,i!m .and w>wpering in hts ear : recovering, she was JWN M. MARTY, ALBERT LEA, MINN. Leave erders with Stacy A Tyrer. 4* Virginia, dint be terrified," h* ^aid ; "it is my very sell. no phi -I. Take my h.nd, love ; see it is flush and blood, i ke your own. d<*ar.' He had her in his arms Tho door bell was ringing iuri usly. but he would have let the neighbor- pull the wire till it broke before he would have left her in that dumb, shacked state. As he touched her i-he trembled violent!? * then the light came back to her eve** with a Sib of j *y. Virginia flung herself on the breast of him whom she mourned as dead. The Motleys ha I time to think that Virginia Was murdered before the pair opened the door A civ much surprised were they to see instead of the policeman they expected to find, a verv tall, handsome young man. a stranger. in undress navy noiform. Fred, r. w that his part of the fun wai over, began to roar, and Virginia took him up to her arms, while the three gentlemen, assisted by real Situ »n-Pure n >-Beeman, a brawny son of Erin. opened the closet and secured the intoner Within the next fifteen minutes, the other servants returned — for the burglary took place before ll oYl ck.—and Alice, having recovered from her swoon, was carried to the station-house I d >u t know bow Langley and Virginia were occupied till my return ; bul when Frank thrust his latc{ -k< v into the door. Virginia flew out of the library, and tried, with a few incoherent sentences, to prepare me f>r seeing something. The consequence was, that when I pushed the door open in a very bewildered frame of mind, and saw Langley smiling at me. I was terrified almost out of my senses, and came near fainting. To the best of my recollection, the household sat up nearly all night, though finally, after I had I heard the whole story, been made speechless over Virginia's braverv, and hugged Fred.—now asleep in rho armchair.— Frauk dragged me off to bed. I don't know that Langley and Yir ll morning, but cer-ersons I saw upon _ were them- j ielves, on the identical sofa where I had left them. it—it ratio! t hem* ti ms lh ire i the finger of if<rs with tho angel ; but as to hide a reparation on nd to tend to-rizmg on the very largely-bool work. charm alout * arc consult n deceive t like reciia-reuiL think* Boswell 'riority o •ted in w taking, I rtain cot " r" I a ,, L Ii Ut 5UO; • V. , IOC SHV ver of John tiler lea be it may ? art u sW and cxb hie manner thing, to tea em and diflh go ba-' step t k in hi: r "r pup lect, wn sue 're. and, Is: ar iuds ."Le makes, earner** pain. f troru tee vein. n : *■ His Bu rned men con-called the art of ins? his mind ; a r of seizing the ail that he knows, a clear and forci-e th* 'h others to u t But let tlie teachei s own mind and analyze 'he J r ct>9 which led tc ss?, and let him study, and rn j athize im c me I jughtiul is one think is differ d b j tervisw, and vainly implored ber for- Un • j - ," , Rivcnees fur nrpio- on Kent to HU i 7'l* '7* ~Tritl;d K'J1' and deur- treachery The newly-wedded Mir h'T-K.*1 7/!'' ®ho"ldnot "c*Pe •ailed in the i!l-!»fed shin which to.,k ii * lc Was valn fire off the coast of NV, Scotia .od I 'J *■ °h *et"D" lhe 1100,1 10 alarnl whose name carries terror to many s ! * 11 tbe corBcr' *'or **lc heart Virgin, was one of that hind. i ."i?*! » "*f '»«« cross ful of survivors ; her unhappy husband ! t'k '' *"t i k*** *t-'rS t° had fought for her place in the boat I [f "7° a ,n ,hrn"in?? »P and remaining behind himself perished "'"Im* *" 8crtan,,n? J tfce I'ouse with the ship: The agony of terror was ' ll".,on a««Bc. ()u,tc far out, the long night which she spent at the «" that beat did not _i .D- _ at in® come past very often. merc> nj the waves, proved too much strain upon her already over frame, and Frank and limned by telegraph to her at Hslifnr i where she lay for days unconscious I ?^° w*80n ber Fred, kiss- ' ccluinR d ,wn to breakfast with brain fever, her misery, when thrown into a nearly fatal relapse bv seeing accidently that the Tecumseh had gone down in the attack on Mobile harbor, with every soul on board. The Tecumseh was Langley's ship. Virginia came to live with us about two years before the commencmsnt of my story. She seemed to feel a sorrowful remorse about her husband, which was not grief, and yet it cast a shadow over her life. He was treacherous and false," she said to me one day. " and he broke my heart, but what right have I to judge him, and he died thinking himself unforgiven." Of Langley she never spoke. Well, that 44 perfect treasure " made her appearance. She was rather a young woman, with a pleasant, low voice, and very good manners for one of her station. I was charmed Certainly ti is girl seemed determined to please me ; she did hor work in a faultless. neat way; she amused the baby and played wi»h the twins ; and the baby had been more quiet than I had known him to be for weeks. So, after a month's trial, I began to sing Alice's praises and allowed her full control of her department, with a good many privileges. Virginia alone did not with hit before kit! from the study of the sub-ar»d it wili Le almost impossible to Lave a dun recitation, lhe attention and curiosity must fi:st be aroused, and most not be allowed to flag. VV hen the wind was opportune a kite ^ as flown across the Xitgjra ; to the slender cord a larger was attached and Ir.iwn over To this a rope was fastened, and to it a cable, and these drawn across until a foundation wa* secured upon which rests the miracle of architecture, the bridge across the Niagara lhe fragile kite-string was an insignificant beginning for such a structure. 8ti it is with d:«crin;inating attention. It is not the end of mental growth, bot it is that which makes gr<*wth possible. During the training of the ten thousand singer# and players in the Boston Jubilee, a Jew yearn ago, when every-thing seemed t > t he coni mon ear to be feet, during one of their grand ruses, their accomplished leader, >trails.-* demanded a halt. Edging his way to tho nght and to the left through tile packed minstrel* until he reached a cert tin point, whimpered in f the performers, that poi the ca he had d* w 44 Fred, my darling, auntie is going to do something funny. You remem- I Langley's story is too long to be told ber how pa jumped you down from the I Suffice it to say that, being on balcony on Christmas day to run after * deck when the Tecumseh sunk, hc^ had the monkey ? I am going to jump you been able to strike out from the Milking down now. Don't speak a word, now *hip, and under cover of the smoke and Act like a man. There, now ! " Fred was just four year* old. but a great boy for hi* age, and he always obeyed Virginia implicitly ; so he rubs his eyes wide open, and was carried to ; the window. The balcony, outside.was before presenting himself to his family, not far from the ground. As Virginia i 1,e bad sl0PPt'd lo light his cigar under looked out carefully, she saw, under : tbc Fa8 *'obt, where V irginia had tnis-the gaslight at the corner, a tall figure I taken bim Ibr a policeman. He had roar of batt!**, to swim ashore There, however, he was taken prisoner and kept in close confinement for some months, finally making his escape. Coming direct to Frank for intelligence with the gleam of brass buttons " Fred," she wh ispered rapidly, "run to that policeman, and tell him to come right here to auntie; then go to Mr. Motley * at the corner, and ring the bell with all your might,—it is low,and you eau reach it,—and tell George and Harry Motley thit Aunt Virginia says there is a thief in the house. Don't be afraid, Fred; be a man like papa !" Over, gently, over the low railing ; and then, with a good shake of his person. Fred's fat little legs trotted swiftly off toward the police min. Directly, under the balcony, a voice said. softly : 44 VV hat is wafted ma'am ? Can you Open the front door for me I" known her instantly, and probably only her fright and agitation prevented her from recognizing his voice, which, as he mischievously told lier, he did uut disguise in the least. Alice aud her accomplice were identified by the police as old offenders. The woman hid carried a systematic pilfering at the Temples', and was an accomplished hypocrite. To my intense gratification, the pair were sentenced to a term at Sing Sing. Langley and Virginia were married very soon after. Prink gave away the ovely little bride, wh ^$6 fair girlish bloom had oonie back to her, and who under the influence of love, seemed a different woman from the pale sad played i certain note in £ flat it shod! I have been E Besliming his place as director, he gave the signal to re-bcgin the chorus, j I hat was an example of a trained ear and an attentive mind. I he teacher should often assume the I attitude ol a doubter, and demand proofs l*r the statement a and conclusions td the learner. Instead of proping him up with'crotches or tying him to limbers, he should be pushed off. Nor should the hand of rescue be extended until it is evident the trycr would si*ik without it. Birds, when teaching their young to fly, push them from the nest, and give them Bombay's advice to his wife, ' make an off >rt." A ^ Dung Philosopher. I he little daughter of a very wealthy man happened,, not long ago, to hear her armill schoolmates congratulating themselves and one amither upon the regulari y with their father* said grace ut the tai Ie. lier lather did not say grace, and. oppressed by a sense of in-ferioriiy. the little one wept that even-, ing. and besought him to do it. Ile Haiti he thought it was time he began, vod »>ked a biassing? with all proper felling at breiKltst next morning. \ younger sister of his little homilist a young lady still in the nursery, who. had not heard the previous conversation. looked up surprised ; then her face cleared ** I know what you does ut or, papa," said she; " Its 'tuqse you're geum poor !" ;
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I'm in the process of finalizing plans for my mutualist history manuscript, tentatively titled "Into the Libertarian Labyrinth." I've talked a bit about what i'm up to in various places, but it seems useful to make a kind of declaration of intent here.
This will not be the 10-volume authoritative History of Mutualism. Such a work might be worth doing - and, who knows, maybe i'll take it on one day - but it's certainly not the work i'm aiming at presently. Instead, i hope, in a couple of hundred pages, to produce a more-or-less adequate, roughly chronological account covering The American Mutualist Thread (that line of direct influence and personal connections from Josiah Warren into at least the mid-20th century) and as much of the surrounding fabric as i can coherently include. Trust me, that's still going to involve serious work. The research process will involve a fairly massive re/reading program. This time, as i work my way through the material i plan to build up the content of the Libertarian Labyrinth site as i go. I'll post reviews of the material and, where time allows, post e-texts of original documents. The major addition to the Labyrinth will be a year-by-year timeline of important events and publications. Obviously, all of this is going to be helpful in constructing my own manuscript, but i also intend it as a means for others to check my work and to engage in their own research. If all goes well, a couple years' work ought to produce a useful general history and a collection of related texts and commentaries. That accomplished, i can actually turn to some much closer studies of individual figures.
What i hope to accomplish is to write a history a bit more inclusive than James Martin's "Men Against the State" or Schuster's "Native American Anarchism." Every writer has their biases, but, in this instance, i am attempting to be biased towards openness, focusing on connections (even when they are complicating and disturbing). I'm hoping that, in this, my history of mutualism will be a mutualist history, in the sense that "I am a mutualist" seems to mean "I am an anarchist - and i'm willing to talk about the details."