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LOCAL DASuES.
Banglc.rings, 81; at webb's.

Bangle-rings, 81; at Webb's.
Call ON Kicks for cheap furniture.
Apprentices wanted ct Bauman's. Apply
at once.
The mercury stuck al ose in the shade
yesterday.
Largo, luscious Saddle Rock oysters at
the Delmonico,
Ityou want to get your winter coal, 80 to
the uas company.
lfyou want to get your winter coal, so to
the Gas company.
Fine fresh Saddle Rock oysters at the
Delmonico restaurant.
The oyster has put In an appearance at
the Delmonioo restaurant,
The street cutters send forth foul odois
aud they should be flushed.
For sewer connections, plumbing, etc,
zee Doyle, the plumber, 1OS Elm street.
Call at Rck's and see his large stock o.
furniture, TO be closed out before moving
The Grove school, for young men an,
boys opens Monday, September 10.
John Hansman,a Swiss, aged IS Year,
died At the city hospital yesterday morn
inR.
Who hath redness Of eyesY Why, terra
pins and people who don't drink at tn
Glen Lea,
Metropolitan, Regalla, Chica Cigars 70
ten cents piece, ~ Jake MencIer's saloon
klm street,
The Elm street Exchange has on draugh
he imported genuine Guiness Stout
Ia tale.
Tie Lyceum Variety theatre, which ha
haen clossd for several months past, opene,
aEAin last night.
The French president has issued mani
fesio restricting the importation OF claret 4
the Glen Lea Saloon.
oh, how warm II is, but the weather
mot as warm az the prices for groceries a
Bryan & BRADSHAW, Elm street,
What Is the matter with the sewer NJ H.
intersection OF Main and Murphy streets
fhat IL is not long since completedt
Everybody loves his toddy, that's IN
drink Tor me when wanted bad II can b
had at Meals saloon, the Glen Lea.
The celebrated English drink, "Hali an,
.QAl,n and the best lunch In the city q
- Menoxer's Elm street Exchange,
H3sies going north and east can saw
AE by calling on FRANK 2. RE,LK,
~ broker, al cigar stand In Gran
~ h>tpl,
fnvms Field has 'el the cOntra'
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often crcotcsn profound IMPRESSION. "Tetc
d'armeen murmurrd Napoleon, as his
Titanic spirit shook OIL It's mortal habll'
iments "Morc light was Goethe's last
utterance. "Wrcathed with flowers whis-
pered Mirabenu "Oh, for glass OF Toncv
Faust's lager beer, from the Apollo llall''
gaspcd r0m Collins, as lac expired.
The grandpst lawn party of the season
was given at the residence OF A. Molzler,
corner Browder ana Park streets. About
thirty couples OF Young girls and boys from
the ages OF 10 10 10 kept up dancing and
playing till twas most time to think about
Dteakf,st, Gu ting aud drinking till there
was no end, and all we have to say would
he that we hope il will not be long before
we have another such enjoyable night.
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THE CITY.
TuE TEXAS LAND AND MORT0A0i
........ -. -. . L. .LnnLAAL

THH TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY or LONOON,
The above company loans money on one
20 five years time, at reasonable rates Of in-
arest, secured by deed Of trust ON inn
sroyed lands, large farms, stock ranches,
and city property. II also deals In vendors
lien notes; inequalities sales OF ranches, cat.
tie, and bonds OF every description; and
does n general financial aud agency bust
uess IN the State of Texas and Europe,
Q. X. WuLKsLEY,
General Manager.
.OHce COO Main street Dallas. Texas
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Grand openinS FAlI and winter Sense


On the evening of the 18th inst, Satur
day, tho Lyceum theatre, under the pro.
prietorship of Mr. Geo. h. Holland aud
management of Mr., Maurice Lacy, will in.
augurate its season for the fall and winter,
by u grand opening, upon which occasion q
hevy of beauties and a number of new stars
will appear Mr.. S. ]. Wheeler, among
other attractions on the bill, will bring out
for the first time 10 this city his hiehly sen.
sational DRAMA entitled "Spvrts OF tho
Mine,h A varied programme of artistic
and olog.dancing; artistic character and
seriocomic songs, sketches ana acrObatic
teats will be presented, constituting treat
never eQualled in yhe history of this thea.
tire. The Lyceum has been entirely over.
hauled, repainted, reftted and adorned,
and arranged in the most elegant and cor.
veuient manner. The public will find cha
the manager proposes 10 present first.
class variety performance In every respect,
nightly throughout the season. Prices as
usual.
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LOVE, WISDOM AND DRAWERS.

81 paw my bills" quoth honest John, and this
he oft rcpVatod
''But like your drawers" spoke up his spouse,
they have to be recoiptod,"
Too true" said he what can do Wife free
me from this troubloP
'rhen Claucevs buy, 10 there aud try. He
makes thom seated double"
He went and tried aud then he cried i've got
the thing, by thuuderl
"uls drawers, my dove, Just like our love,
Gun never be torn asunderl"
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Ask your grocer for can OF the new
Royal Snow.llke,' made only by the
noaler-Weyl Cracker company, st. Louis,
These goods are packed only in cans hold.
ing ABOUT seven pounds, aud are guaran.
teed to be equal to any crackers made in
the United States, The cans being nearly
Mr'tight and excluding dampness. insects,
etc, the crackers retain their flavor and
crlspnoSs for an indefinite period. Ask
your grocer for can of them,
DozIER-WEYL CRACKER COMPANY,
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LOUISVILLE ENPOsITON.
$40 30

The shortest and quickest route is via Lite
Tie Rock aud Memphis Round Trip tickets
now ON sale at SOL Maiu street, Dallas. al
500 10 Tor the round trip. Also summt r
excursion tickets to all places Of resort ia
the East aud Southeast. Pullman sleeper,
Little Rock To Louisville without change.
The NJ. & l.. R'y is many miles the short.
est and from 10 to Y hours the quickest
route to Nashville, Chattanooga, Knoxville
&c,, Nc, For reliable information call on
or address A. Y. Stevens, Pass. Agt. n. O.
| 4 81 l., Ry, Z, Il Rogers. Pass. Agt. h. n
Y. a G. Ry, or II, P, Turner, Agt,, 90
/ Main st,
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Kcurs European Hotel and Rertanr0n,

Open day and night on and after Septem.
Der l, 1883. Meals will he served at all
hours during the night The patronage of
the lovers OF good living respectfully sole.
med, and private parties accommodated
The tables are supplied with all that home
and foreign markets afford, Oysters. fish.
game' chops and steaks the specialties of
the house. Commercial men, downtown
merchants and the travelling public will
iind II second to none In the state, II /,
a strictly htst.class order house.
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VI the many remedies before the publio
i9r nervous debility and weakness of Nerve
Heenerative System, there is none eounl 10
Aliens Brain Food, which promptly and
permanently restores all lost ylror. n never
lalls' 81 pkg 6 for 50. AT druggists. "
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Persons " rA ut,. y>ii.y .,.,
springs wouiu uu No. tu.. ,,i,
brated Hughes Springs aud the elegan,
hotel accommodations that can be- lonnd n,
the East Lynne house which has Neon
leased by Messrs. Best & Blake, who arc S 81
successfully aud acceptably running tbs
Dpughn house at Texarkana. Hughes,
Springs is a lovely and comfortable SlScs
TO visit, and the Recommendations OF H.
East Lynne house are similar 10 those M
the best hotels, and at the same time Won
can have the comforts OF hon Q. WHY Wv
out OF the state TO watering plat es VIII M veu
can get the same accommodations Al ths
East Lynne house, Hughes Springs, ~
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Chen rIchot. DO Lnularlme. Ky.

NNVTNl IIVNNH 10 LnulHVIIToi ky.
On Monday, August G.h, and on every
Monday aud Thursday thereafter, tickets
viii he sold 10 Louisville and return for
5000 On suia at Houston Il Texas Cen.
taL ticket Office, In Grand Windsor hotel
and at Houston ~ Texas Central office nj
Union depot, Route either via Houston
and New Orleans, or D,uson, Sedaia and
s. Louis. Three trains every day on
Houston x Texas Central railway make
close connection for Louisville.
EDWIN o. FLoop,
Ticket Agent, ii e r. Q. railway.
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A Card

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions ofyouth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc. I
Will send a recipe that will cure you, free of
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
seli-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph 1. lnman, station D, New York
city, avn
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Tho BrnnsMIck Snlonn.

The BrGnswick saloon and billiard hall.
corner OF Main and Martin streets, has be.
come popular place OF resort, under the
Sele manageme1t Of Frank Cauthorn and
Snarlie Furcell, who handle none but the
cigars. "Nu "'os'
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STREET STRAWs.


The Brunswick saloon has the u
lunch. aud fish ohowder is specially,
Put nice polish on yonr shirt By q.
Dobbn's starch polish. For sale BY NJ
lace u Waggeuer.
Just the thing for polishing a shirtm
collars and cuffs, Dobbin's starch padA
At h. NJ. Bond a. Co.'s.
One Of the prettiest saloons in liA
where nothing hut the best liquon !
Eept, is the Brunswick saloon.
The Brunswick Saloon now Is iuitl
garded the fashionable place tor gerl,ia,,
to take their "smles' in Dallas, and .,
class Brunswick tables for billiar'pll.
Having bought out the Interests d
concerned in the firm Of G. y, Ho,151
Co., steam, gas and water.htters
continue the business at the old stand
Elm street. A. McWnn
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M WI, save the hair and keep in strong and
,hhe s oonuluon, because 1t will stimulate
s "v ,OV.s .. 'ne hslr aud restore the natural
Burue'ts Flhvorirc Ey,racts are SLso,,,
tcly pure. a'e ausolu-
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Mrs; NJ. I. Hogan, professional midwife.
ollers her services in Dallas and asks for n
snare OF patronage, Has the highest re-.
concentrations from prominent places In
IeNas and other states. Female diseases
treated carefully. Rooms at 1913 Commerce.
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Dallas Academy, hereafter TO be tbs
name Of Mrs. nickinson's school. will onsn
ON September 30, 1883, with iull corps of
competent teachers. Special advantages
In literature, music and art, also In Spen.
ish, French and German. A kinderrarlen
under n directress who has had = larre eS.
perience In Chicago and ST. Louis schools
viii be established IN connection with tbS
academy. A finer advantage could not he
offered IN pupils 'rNN abroad nor IN tboso
n ''r e. ..".. ..,ut .u ,rg,,
- nr..l l2p
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AlwAys All,

ALWAYS Ahead,
nr raS D ~ mon has Just received the frs,
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q VIVA VIII stop my coughing al Mich,
SSnaran.ee Acker's English Remedy SSi m
uuiiloe Az cents, 90 cents and al, So,S ~,
W, II. Patterson & Co, v" 0o'u py
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w co. ey for 1925 in ali color.
at bauniaI' 400 LIN street. ~ UT '''Ors'
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NONI1 NUAIs
NorloE The Gas Co. are new supplvin,
Coal ut lowest market figures in car ioaS
lots, by the ton or In smaller ouantitiSs
Send In your orders 10 the Gas Co... One
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Savet ON twentr TO thirty dollars on each
horse and COW YOU keep by laying In your
winter supply OF oats, hay and corn at
Daugherty's feed store, corner Elm and
ycamore
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When buying crackers, snaps, jumhles
ETC., always ask for the Dosier- Wevl brand
and you will get the best goods made
duced may be mentioned iced and jelly
fingers, cream tarts, waters, eto,, also the
new Royal Snowflake which, for delioacy
and flavor, are uneNoelled-
DozlER-WEYL CRACKER COMPANY,
NJ Innia
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!, ITS IT, carriage emporium is the faShions
s ole place Of the city, Remember the n,sns
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Strangers In atlas
who need anythiNg in drug store.
should call on HickoX, "rhe Druggist" 0O5
Main street
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fNad- wagons, hu ,.,,or.
- Mair street Ny Vtf-
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MIR. Tom c. Bailey will in future be lound
at the City lumber yard OF II. Andrews 4
Co., where he will be at all times pleased
To meet his friends.
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Ia, Lee Sroye school for young men ara
ooys Will omen Monday, Septembsr io,s sru
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uickoxs Soda Water
Is acknowledged ~ everybody to be the
best In the city.
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Orr will sell you a tine buggy, Delker
phwton Co., Ky. Call at 72i Main street,
Get a bargain,
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orr's is the place II You want TO buy a
Milburn Manufacturing Co.'s St. Louis
buggy, 7ol Main street.
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Orr's buggy and carriage house ~ !
emptied aud constantly replenished y
new aud better goods. 72i Main slrei
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MI sI'' "eeivsd OF the pelmOpico re,tau
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Orr keeps fine and good buggies, and buys
for cash, and can and will undersell any
house in Dallas. See his big stock at ia
Main street
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wanted Mt once.
Several good timers. Apply TO Joe
Lyors, Palis, Tex.
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Tho Finest and Hest Assorted Stock
OF fancy goods AID toilet articles in tie
c ity, at nickox's, COS Main street,
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Orders for Goods by Mail or Express
Receive prompt attention, Hick0x,
"rhe Druggist COS Main street.
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just Received, -
novelties in trimmed and untrlmmed ,
and bonnets, at Bauman's, 706 Elm w
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Duiiau, Erath county, Texas, are located
seven miles north of Hieo, a station on the
Waco tap of the Central railroad. The
wells were discovered about one and
one half years ago, and In that time a new
and large town has sprung into existence.
The water has been analysed and is found
to contain valuable medicinal properties,
being specific for the cure OF rheumatism,
cancer, sorolula, sore eyes, paralysis, indi-
gestion, constipation, female complaints,
and all blood diseases. Visitors are here
from all sections OF the country, and many
wonderful cures have been performed by
use OF the water. Send for circular To
Gaskins n Stokes, Dulau, Texas.
ANALYSIS OF WELL NO, =.
II contains total solids i0S .226 grains pei
one United States gallon Of 2Sl cubic inches
Qualitative analysts showed the presence Of
large amount OF chlondos, small amount o
sulphates and trace of carbonates OF sodium
and magnesia.
Analysed by Edgar Richards, assistant
chemist, department OF agriculture, Wash
ington, ID. q.
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Oysters, OYSTERS
Just as fresh and sweet as mldwnIs
the Delmonico.
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Go to Bauman's for Jerseys, 70 =
street.
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1000 Canes at Curtis.
Cl''is aas the finest stock Hi'
Dallas.
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Jerseys only 1926, at Bauman's' " =
street.
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VI
c''n' street, Ia
Delta chief., 1883-12-12
American Institute Premium.

A premium Of $50. arising from the
Bicknell fund of $1,000, viii be given
by the American institute of instruction
to the writer of the best essay Gf wor-
thy) on the topic. "rhe New Educa-
ton; Its Origin. History. Principles.
Methods and Results" The conditions
to be observed are: The essay will not
be limited to length; II should be writ
ten legibly on one side Of sheets Of es-
say or sermon paper, and be sent to
the secretary of the committee (Thomas
Is. Stockwell. Providence, X. ~ on or
before April /. 1884. The essay re-
ceiving the prize becomes the property
of the institute. and may be read at the
annual meeting. The manuscript
should be signed with fictitious name.
and should be accompanied by sealed
envelope containing the real and iicti-
tious name Of the writer, his postofIicc
address, etc, with an inclosure of
postage stamps for retuan Of manu-
script, II not accepted.
Delta chief., 1883-12-12
NOT LEGAL TENDEK.
How - Farm Laborer got used wo<re than
Jacob.
T'ls. President.

How - Farm Lnborer got used Wospe than
Jacob.
The following story from korfh Car
olina, shows that one lover in modern
time, got used worse than did Jncob.
The latter, although he served double
time for his girl was at the end OF the
period in possession of two wives.
The North Carolina hero at the end OF
his task had ne girl and although he
got what may not prove NJ troublesome
as two wives. still is not satisfied:
James Buck, an old white man living
near Bodkin, owns small farm upon
which he and his only daughter lived.
She was aged twenty-five, and plain,
Buck saw the chance of making pro
iitablc crop Of tobaccco il he could only
get someone tn assist him and his
daughter in the field. He was very poor
and could barely make enough TO live
on. and knowledge Of this fact prevent
ed him securing labor. Richard Tur-
ney. "A Young man, moved into the
ncighborhood about fourteen months
ago and secured job on n ncighbor-
ing plantation. Turney became cnam-
orcd OF Bucks daughter. The father
determined 70 turn the affection o,,ac-
count, and agreed that, II the young
man would assist him on the farm for
one year. he would give him double
barrreled shotgun and his daughter.
Turncy agreed. the term of service cS-
pircd to-day. and Turncy asked fulfill
mcnt of the contract on the spot.
Buck gave him the shotgun. and called
the daughter in and asked her tc agree
To become Turney's wife. She refused
to do so. urging that she had already
given her heart to another. to whom
she was to be married tonight. He
threatens 10 sue the old man for 81, 200
for breach of contract, and get an in-
junction restraining the girl from mar
ryiug his rival.
Delta chief., 1883-12-12
Nothing Doing on Top.

Boston Traveller.
Here il an instance of rcpartec. They
were two solid citizens. One WINS bald,
but rcjoiced in fine luNuriant beard.
The other had heavy growth of hair
on his head, bu, was very bald ~ la his
chin. The bald-chinncd citizen was n
very talkative individual, whose con
yersaiion was rapid and inccssaut.
Meeting .hc bald-hcadcd citizen one day
in company Of gentlemen, he open
ed fire on him touching the baroness Of
his sconcc. What do you suppose
said he, In his rnttling, vivacious way.
what do you suppose. neighbor. Is the
reason that you have no hair on your
head. and SO much on your chimp
"Wcll. said the other, very deliberate
~, scientists say that men who work
with their brains create such n heat in
the scalp that the hair is worn on
THAT sounds like n likely theory"
chimed in the loquncious citizen. Yes.
il does returned the other. "and !
think your case is striking illustra-
ton Of its probability. Now, you have
plenty of hair on your head but rome
on your chin. which Just backs up the
scientific theory. because all your work
is done with your jnws-thcrc's nothing
doing on top
Delta chief., 1883-12-12

holding any such office. 1t is not provided
who shall determine the question whether the
Legislature provided for the filling OF said OIL
ces is in accordance with the provisions OF said
act or not. II is not believed that the Legisla-
ture will take the steps required; for, while 1t
is composed entirely OF Mormons who do not
practice polygamy, it is undoubtedly true that
they are all believers In the system of plural
marriages, and only abstain from its practice
for economical or prudential reasons. should
the Legislature fail TO take the steps required
by the act the necessity still exists for the ser
Vices Of the Board and 1t appears to be neccs.
sary that such legislation, II attempted, should
be submitted to some tribunal to determine
whether such legislation is compliance with
the provisions OF said act. Congress would
appear 10 be the proper authority for the de
termination of this question, and therefore
recommend that Congress require the submis-
sion OF such laws for Its approval before they
shall be considered by any department OF the
government a compliance with the require
ments OF the provisions OF such act
! have the honor to be, very respectfully,
II. II. TELLER,
Secretary.
Delta chief., 1883-12-12
A Piece OF Bric.a.Brac.

In the course of recent excavations in
the city Of Rome an earthenwarc vessel
was discovered containing bronch
bearing the name Of Pope Martin III.
who died in GAG. and one gold and 1924
silver Anglo-Saxon coins. These latter
bear the names of the Kings Edward the
Elder, Athelstane and Edmund I, who
reigned from 90l TO 946. There were
also a few coins OF the Archbishops Of
Canterbury Of that period, II is sup
posed that the money WAS tribute, or
Peters Pence, sent by the Anglo-Saxons
to Rome.
Delta chief., 1883-12-12
BUREAU OF EDUCATION.

The Commissioner renews his rccomm-n nds-
ton that some measures of federal aid be cx-
tended to public primary education, based on
the number OF iiliterates reported by the tenth
census, as a measure OF immense Importance
to the present and future of the nation.
In this Recommendation OF the Commissioner
| fully concur In a number of the States ade-
cquatc provision for the education Of children
of all classes has not been made. II Is hardly
worth while to inquire why this has not been
done. The duty on the part of the general
government is the same, whether such failure
arises from causes beyond the control Of such
State, or whether II arises from Indifference to
the wants OF the people. II should not be tn.
object of the general government TO build up
n national school system independent OF Stat"
control, but to supplement the work already
begun In the several States, hy aNording to the
State financial aid commensurate To the wants
OF the State, and this can be more readily de
termincd by reference 10 the tables OF illitcra-
cy than In any other way. In many Of the
States the school system Is only hacking In e.
hciency on account Of the lack of funds to sup
port the schools provided for. In such cases II
Is believed that liberal appropriation by the
general government would so stimulate the
" left to carry on the work without govern
ment aid. The appropriation Of the general
government should he made dependent on sin.
ilar aid by the States, and for few years II
should be Increased as the State increases it-
facilities for its expenditure and then. In Ike
manner, the aid from the general government
should be gradually withdrawn, and the State
increase It's appropriation in proportion s. the
national aid Is withdrawn, and ultimately The
State should be left TO conduct it's school -ys-
ten without national aid.