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CITY AND DISTRICT
CONDENSED LOCALS.

David Williams. a colored boy, said in the
Police Court yesterday that he was guilty of
house breaking. and when the proper time
comes Vim. ). Prince will tell the grand Jury
all about the manner in which his premises
were burglarized.
The Comet club. by r. F. Ware, W. H. Thomas
and Jackson Freyer, has filed a certificate Of
Incorporation, the object of the organization
being literary.
The Banneker relief association, for the re-
lief OF members in sickness and their burial
when dead. has filed certificate of incorpora-
ton by Il. A. Shaw, A. Il. Thomas, 3. NJ Bry-
ant, john W. Mays and Aaron Russell, ST.
Az the annual meeting of the Suburban
building association at Garrett Park. Md. YES
terday the following officers were elected:
President, II. ID. Laird of Rockville; vice presi-
dent. W. II. Lowdermilk; secretary, VI. HI.
Harrison; treasurer, L. s. Emery; directors
Chas: W: Smiley, +. H. Smith, Vivian Brent
and II. Masterson.
Andrew kawlins, while working at 500 10th
street northwest yesterday, received a severe
scalp wound by piece Of timber striking him.
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VACCINE PoISTs (fresh) at PRENTIss' drug
store, corner 9Th and X streets northwest.
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LOOK for white letters ON windows, Osceola
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SMALL LoT of Japanese goods at private sale
1t DowLINGs auction rooms for three days.
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs COMPANY,
42S 9th st. w., bet. d. and Z,


FRIDAY, SEPT. "a. 1889.
Yes. our Mr.. Youngs returned from New York this
morning and the result Is that many nice eoods
the way and viii begin to arrive Saturday and
Monday.
The shipments will include. among many other
things New Crop Layer Figs New Crop Table Rsisins
New Crop Larss Ondsrs Rssins for cooking purposes
New Crop Citron. New Crop Shelled Almonds, Great
Big. Jumbo Pecan Nuts. New Crop Brazil Nuts. Ele-
giant Large Cape Cod Cranberries, New Crop White
Clover Comb Honey, New Crop California Prunes, New
Crop French Prunes. big lot Of genuine Imported
Sardines at the astonishngIy low price Of 15c Boz
Boxes for q and other grades ct correspondingy
low rates.
Our Potato Chips, crisp from the oven every morn.
ing. coming In finer than since We have COM
menced ON the thoroughly mstured New Crop Pota-
toes, and have today greatly reduced the price,
that you have them ut shout the rates usu-
ally charged for the inferior RrsdeA
ELPHONZO YOUN0s COMPANY,
40 NINTH STREET
PS-N you want . Barrel Of Flour. or even only Q
Sack IL viii pay you TO consult before buying, -
We are making run" on those goods Exc
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FoR BRIGHr's DISEASE use Osceola water.

BURGLAR ALARMS, speaking tubes, &c.
II KrrurrNn
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CITY ITEMS.
House Keepers, Attention! Read! Read

House Keepers, Attention! Read! Read!
This is to your interest.
We can save you money. ' e..
We sell best of all kinds Of Groceries.
We sell the finest and freshest Coffees.
We sell Mocha and Java Coffee SOC. ~
We sell Sugars at first cost.
We sell choicest Dairy Butter 2Ec. Ii. t-
We sell delicious Grapes 35c. basket. IT, g.
We sell full Cream Cheese 15c lb. '."
We sell best Hams Breakfast Bacon, and Lard.
We sell Prices Baking Powder and guarantee it.
We will give youa useful Cook Book.
We sell ''Sun-Rise Chop Tea SOC. ID.
We guarantee it best SOC. Tea in the world.
We sell the finest Creamery Butter.
We sell excellent Claret 25c. bottle.
We sell fine Sweet Potatoes &c. peck.
We sell Duffy's Malt Whisky SOC. bottle.
We sell Fresh Boston Crackers 10c. lb.
We sell the best 10c. Cake of Toilet Soap.
We sell very fine Sherry Wine Soc. pint.
DO not forget, Sugars at cost, away down.
We sell Irish Potatoes S5c. bushel
We sell English Breakfast Tea.
We Sell Speer's Pure Port Wine &c. bottle.
We sell best 40c. Tea in the CITY,
We sell Old Rye Whisky Toe. quart.
We sell Sugar away down in price. ~
Cut this out and save it for your order firSt Of
month, and save money. Sugar at cost. r.
We are live grocery men. p e..
1t" NJ p. METzaER, At 7th NV.
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Pause and Think.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea COMPANY.
sol and 503 7th ST., cor. 7th and E NV. The
best Granulated Sugar, &c. Our SOC. Java and
Mocha Coffee can't be beat fresh every other
day. Checks given with every Csc. worth Of
Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed
Milk N. H. BOWMAN, Manager. se2S-3t
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The Martyr Business COLLEGE.

A change for the better has occurred in this
enterprisins institution. Since the partnership
ceased much money has been spent in improve
ments. seven teachers have been engaged and
a bureau Of employment has been opened so as
to guarantee positions to its graduates. Circu-
lars may be obtained at Sl3 9th street north
west
The Martyr college of elocution and oratory
never had the slightest connection with the
business college. 1t is a separate institution
altogether, and, being richly endowed, offers
financial aid In the way VI liberal tuition fees to
its pupils. IL opens October 2-Adrt
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THr Law soF EsG5r Rs The COLUMBIAN
JAMES c, wEfiiNa. LID.
President
States, Professor Of The Con.ttutionI '''N
yurisPrudsncs q The United states.
associate JUSTICE Of the supreme ooart q the Dist
Of Columbia. Professor OF the Law Of Real
AND ana f sf CRIME. r sPe a. SSas'
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MACRY. LIZ n,
Proes.or Equity Jar.pdense Of eSmmon
Law and Equity Heading, and of
The Hon. AUeTsTrss. woRTHiNeroN, LIB.
0me time Us D:,r {, A Hey for DIST e SOu
WILLIAM r MATTTNGLY, An.
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law
HENRY L. DAVIS, AN, LIN,
''sts., As,S;nsy q rs District q oOg%s. As
Court and Lecturer on the
ROBERT C. FOX. LID,
The exercises of the school viii be resumed in the
University lecture hall southeast corner OF th aud
st. nw.l on WEDNESDAY, OCT. .. at 8 O'Clock p
and inroductory .ddresses viii H. aeliyered nv the
members OF the faculty in explicaton Of their several
The the School of Practice are to be en-
arsed during the year according 10 plan which will
The Library. TO which large additions are annually
made Will be open daily for study research from
o e; f al, IN t. =. o'clock pm with brief intermis
The Registrar will pe daily at the University from
y 70 II O'Clock am and from 4 To O'Clock pm. 10
giving information concerning the school
rison. 1884 + st. NV; William II Lowdermilk Co.
st At Ss 3, MILAN "a Mb.ian,yns Son. tSs IN
sei4-Im JAMES c. YELLING. Pres.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
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BEFORE You Buy your carpets and furniture
see ". Ii. Hoeke's stock and get his prices.
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DRINK OscEoLA.-Every dealer sells Osceola
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ELECTRIC. gas lighting, iron safes repaired.
1206 Pennsylvania ave. NV
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Pause and Think.

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company,
5Ol and 500 18th st., cor. 7th and E NV. The
best Granulated Sugar, &c. Our SOC. Java and
Mocha Coffee can't be beat fresh every other
day. Checks given with every 25c. worth Of
Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed
Milk. N. II. BOWMAN. Manager se2S-3t
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PAUSE AND THINK.

The JOHNSTON spring leaf blended tea in SC.
packages Ask any grocer.
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LATEST STYLES of mems felt derbys, 81. 80
and 81; extra value. A. I. LEWIS, ABS 9TH st.
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EDUCATIONAL,
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
EDgcATE AND WIN : BUSINESS COURSES.
and correspOndenee Penmsns6ip snd speiiina. Busi
.s prasiee CYL and Law
snd Civil Service Rapid progress and easy terms
Commercial school. 407 Fact Capitol ST au2s-3m
{ !LAssEs AT MY pANcINa ACADEMY
FOR MISSES AND MASTERS
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER s. 2:3oP.M,
and for Adults on SATURDAY, October IL, 8 pm.
All former pupils are invited on the Opening Days
MRS FLORA c. DENNIsoN.
Academy and Residence o29 NJ ST. NV.
Mrs. MANN's KINpERGARTEN AND ,Nn
.K1NpERdHkTES N ei- TRAINING CLASS
lslS sunderland Place, south Of Dupont circle.
Gay and 8 s7sHias'a SdS st NV Sosass
Il T: RUEcKERT,, l!4o l4TH ST NV, IN
e.: stractor in Vocal Music, Violin. Piano Organ,
used scod al sna
nR, JOHN CAULFIELp WILL RESUME LES
" SONS OCTOBER at 1902 st. NV. se2S- Inn
Oh CTS. PER LESSON. PIANO MUSIC By AN
OO experienced and successful teacher at homes If
sssncs SPECIAL attention 70 6einners and pupil:
How TO DETERMINE MINERALS.
Dian university night school, beginning Oct. 1. For
terms apply TO DR. T. I. Frstoe Dean of the Faculty,
or to W. 8. YEATEs. Us, National Museum,
Professor of Mineralogy.
se2s-3t' Corcoran Scientific School.
GARFIELD KINDERGARTEN = MISS MARY
Washington in 1869 has returned to the city and Val
reopen her kindergarten at the residence of Mrs.
Leonard GARFIELD Spencer, 1921 ii st. ne, MONDAY.
october Z, q. IN to II Herdic and lines
CONNECTING with all parts of the city the door.
se2S-3m
DAINTING, DRAWING IN CHARCOAL. AND
l. Crayon taught by Miss L. CANFIELD Glasses
VIII be resumed TUESDAY, october l. Studio S2l
11th ST. NV. se2S-lms
DUPILS INSTRUCTED IN ALL ENGLISH
Il Branches or Prepared for Examinations; Mathe-
mates Bookkeeping and Penmsnsnip specialties;
terms reasonable. Apply between and pm, 922
9Th ct. NV. se2S-3ts
GUARANTEE TOTEACH FRENCH AND GERMAN
~ IN Six Months by New and Easy Method with
out any tedious drilling Of the students French by
lessons 5Qc.; trial lessons free. 1892 st. NV.
MISSES POLLOCK AND NOERR,
Vn 1127 18th st. NV, near Mass ave.
school, Urinary and Grammar Departments, Kinder
garten Froebel SYSTEM, reopened September 1S;
exceptional references; Normal Training Class for
Teachers. se27-St.,
national ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS SO4 ST.
I'M W.-Cheapest and best pl ace to learn Drawing
and Painting. Mrs. IMOCiENE ROBINSON NOR
RELL has had twelve medals and studied j years
IN Europe Portraits In charcoal, crayon. on solar
prints pastel water and oil coors to order from So to
$4,000. Studios open every day and Wednesday
se26-tn6'
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An Open Secret-the price of the celebrated
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is Is cents. l.
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GRADUATED, Sc. SUGAR HOUSE, 731 It'll stn.w.
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&c. ''Hoy" Cigar! All Havana and sumatra!

Sugar-Come where you can get it-Granu-
lated, SC. Sugar House, 731 7th NV.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
To Rnildera and DfherS

PowEnruL sEDArIvE-drink Osceola water.
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SUGAR-come where you can get it-granu-
lated, Sc. Sugar House, 731 7th NV.
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]. H. KuEHLNe, removed to 12O6 Pennsyl-
vania ave- NV.
GEANu1ArED, Sc sreAR HOUSE,, 7s1 7th stnw.
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Pause and Think.

Very Fine Old Rye Whisky, So per gal
Ion. NJ. & p. METZGER, AIT It'll NV. IT.
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JOHSsros's dry-roast Java. Ask any grocer.

W. s. FIsHER. Florist. 1875 Penna. ave. NV.
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LIeHrsISe RoDs.-Removed to 1905 Pa. ave
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ALL DEALERS sell Osceola water.
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PAUSE AND THINK.

OscEoLA WATER prevent formation of uric acid
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For URIC ACID use Osceola water.
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Pause AND THINK.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., sol
and 500 It'll street, corner 18th and + NV, 1920
l4th street. 3lO4 VI street. Georgetown.
Best Granulated Sugar SC.
Our Soc. Java and Mocha Coffee can't be
beat
Checks given with every CSC. worth of Tea,
Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk.
y. II. BOWMAN, Manager
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formation Formation address A p. MONTAGUE, A. Ph.D.
Principal se2s-am
,CoLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
ID the V Beginning n 0 s6S ss l, 1859;
man. Mathematics. Bookkeeping stenography.
sBen Ptmanh Lght-line Shorthand and Typewrit.
Privileges of the school free members of the asso
CATION sel2-3m
EDwARD c. TOWNSEND,
Dramatic Action at 1917 18th St. NV. seam mn
The CrDARs
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
REQ Pen OCTOBER !, lss9; ,o,s,,.
A Ri scHooL-DRAWING, PAINTING, CHAR
studies for rent Mrs PIKE. principal. 1880 Pierse
Place. between ard L NV. au3l Bun.
nj 1907 10Th st. nw.-Persons prepared success Is
iully Tor all EXAMINATIONS Elocuton taught and Com
n MISS TTTTCHELI,s KISDERGARTEN
H i53oost. - se3-1m.
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF. MUSIC. 9l3
- Pa; ave Thorough instruction, primary and ad-
Nsnoed course piano. organ S rTi1 ~ &e nr D
Late Of New England Conservatory OF Music, Bos-
toh se2-lm
+ MERsoN INSTITUTE,
select cass,c. "a and an be. and sISs
Begins its thirty-eishsh year MONDAY. septems
Prepares for Harvard Oe Yale Princeton, Johns Hop
ns a9S fes sss and Os
dress e'' ANU ''f '1S cHSs. isr 9SuNs. I'D
MADAME A PELE tFRoM PARIsI
assneh classes and private lessons; best refer
MISS HALsTEAD WILL OPEN PRIVATE
vi School for Girls and Boys September rs at 1929
ea% s %
eeived On and after September IL application may
~ ' '' IMII rfi.' NJ irI aaL Is Il am
se6-lm. 2eol Q st. NV.
vi and Primary-Reopens September 80 at 40l Sd
st. NV. Coach from northwestern section. teacher
ssSSRhP shs Deaf and Speech serSns
SELoCUTIoN is THE ART OF ALL ARTS; NO
~ persons education is complete without IT,
,n! persons know what powers they possess until
MARTYR COLLEGE, aR.T 2E EIocUTIoN AND
313 9Th st NV. Reopens OCTOBER 2. Pupils may
This SosFe dsyespes Of the
the Il hss 'h TH qfs =
GRADUATING COURSES: LIST Non-I roJessionai
. &C 20. oI sii ia31es auu htieleh VINO
qesire anu renneI Education IN the English
Lang uase, e. troiesslolaL course IN Oratory; ID.
fT0iesslonai Drainauc S9urse. 49,,
lees,alu ieacners Seruncates awarded
Forty eight page catalogue free ' VI A sa5
-I3I,5 : 80, -, i5l,,S = , - :. =
khiENpo. SELECI sChoOl- 1911 4 81. NM
LIZ Primary; Intermediate and High School for both
sexes seventh year pegns september 20 with corps
q nine teachers an and experienced In
Sclehce PUPILS preparea ipr sonege or business m
and to those preparing for college, calisthenic drill
The school Y Well supplied With charts, reference
books FURNISHED without extra charge The building
render the light. heat yentii.tGn and plumbing per
WELL. Principal se3-3m
VxYAS1TNGToN CONsFRyIToRy or NJTTSr1 CIR
Cloud Buiding' yin and Fsts-Twenty- hrst year
sdVao,snss o. r. btfIARip pr,ec Sore@ Se FREE
eoean.aeoe. y. y. po Ii.nieD, pIec,oT. seI-lm-
CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. 1912 MASS
"A ave-, will reopen Monday September 9 Ii affords
every facility for occurring thorough and anished
eu In music and art are The 20 sns
hir ySle sg gener AND and and
work free. sus-2m
NG0DFRN IINGUIGFS -G.IIIIpD,s AZ ny
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Pause and Think

See That $15 Suit. spRANs1's, 4s4 7th st. I
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OscEoLA WATER cures malaria. At all dealers
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REIs1SeER's Ice Cream. 2a5 g street
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GKANULArED, Sc. SUGAR HOUSE,. 731 It'll st. n. W
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Capital Club Tennis Tournament.

Unless the weather hoodoo gets in its work
today the fall tournament of the Capital tennis
club will begin this afternoon at o'clock
The drawings, which occurred last night, re-
suited as follows: Singles, nine entries-Pre-
liminary round, Green vs.. T. NJ Borden; first
round. r. Kaufman VS.. l.. w. Seely; Moulton
VS.. ]. Mex. Borden; Lyon VS.. winner prelimi-
nary round; and Lewis vs.. Hills Doubles,
three entries-Preliminary round, Borden and
Borden vs. Moulton and partner; first round,
Greeley and Rider vs.. winners of preliminary
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RAFTLE-1vEL TANDEM SAFETY; VALUED
~ o. $40; II Per ticket; $3.50 offered to winner.
Drawing Oct TO- ,S9. The CLARK CYCLE co. 906
Pa. ave. n W., Washington, DC ocl-lw
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Granulated, SC. Sugar House, 731 7th NV.
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THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE CoLUM-
Il bian College, 1885 III st. n.w.-This School, with
an increased faculty, opened september %. Thor
ough preparation for College for the US Naval and
Military Academies and for business For further
formation address A. p. MONTAGUE AN. Ph. D..
Principal se2S-.Sm
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-31
THE PRACTICAL EFFECT.

How Free-Trade Theories Work When
Put in Actual Practice.
Free trade would promote the inter-
ests of labor-so the tariff destruc-
tionists declare.
Two firms in Cincinnati were manu-
featuring regalia of a certain kind
this being an important but not the
only branch of their business-and In
the process much hand-painting was
required. The persons who did this
part of the work were well paid and
other employees also received good
wages. Suddenly, about six months
ago, one of the firms notified all
employees making regalia that their
services were no longer needed. In
a short time the other firm became
painfully aware of rapid decline in
its regalia trade, and it was not long
until orders ceased altogether. An
investigation unraveled what was at
first an amazing mystery. The fact
was disclosed that the rival firm had
struck a bargain with manufacture
ing establishment in Europe and was
importing regalia, by favor of Con-
gress in having left these articles on
the free list, and supplying the entire
demand at low rates owing to the cheap
labor abroad.
Here is a plain illustration Of the
effect OF the theory of Cleveland,
Carlisle and Mills when put in prac-
tice. Has free trade benefited the re-
galia-makers?- Cincinnati Times.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-31
THE CHIVALRIC BAYARD.
A Very Small Secretary of State for
Very Large Country.

A Very Small Secretary of State for q
Very Large Country.
No man in his day and generation
has been more talked of in connection
with the Presidency of the United
States than Thomas j. Bayard, of Del
aware. Had he hailed from one of the
so-called doubtful States he would al
most beyond question have received
the nomination of the National Demo-
cratic convention in 1876 instead OF
Mr.. Tilden. In 1880 nothing but the
fact that he was not politically availa-
Bile deprived him of the prize awarded
to General Hancock. 1t was Cleve-
lands supposed ability to carry New
York that prevented the Chicago con-
vention of 1884 from practically con-
sidering the candidacy of the Senator
from Delaware. Nevertheless, so
great was his political distinction, so
deep-rooted the belief in his states
manship, that the first Democratic
President elected to Office since the
days of Buchanan turned as naturally
and as inevitably to Bayard as Lincoln
turned to William II. Seward when
making selection of a Secretary of
State In times past when Demo
Gratis of the better sort consid-
cred the question of Presidential NOM
nations they were wont to dwell with
pride upon the fact that their party
contained the one great and noble
man, a chevalier without political
fear and above personal reproach, and
then, in view of the improbability of
his ever receiving nomination for the
Presidency, they were compelled sadly
to admit that their ideal statesman
was cast in a somewhat too classic
mold to awaken the enthusiasm of the
of his party, was too much of
a chevalier, in fact, to bring out the
full Democratic vote, and, gonfalon in
hand. to lead the Democracy of JEFF
terson and jackson to victory and
spoils. Although Bayard was at no
time popular with his party, he never
lost his claim upon its reverence and
most distinguished consideration until
Mr.. Cleveland won both admiration
and applause for what was supposed
to be an act prompted by remarkable
political sagacity and foresight-the
of big man from small
State to be very small Secretary of
State in a great big country.-Chicago
Noi1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-31

has good effect in fatulence can
scarcely be denied. If given for that
purpose now, it is generally to babies.
Probably it might in infantile collie be
much oftener used to advantage than
it now is. not only on account of its
special property referred to, but on
account also of its laxative tendency
But, after all. there is disposition on
the part of physicians to do without
medicine as much as possible in the
treatment of diseases, and to exclude
from their list of remedial agents all
which can properly be dispensed with.
Considering every thing about it. it
can properly be said that assafoetida is
superfuous. As for the non-profes-
sional using it on his own response
bility, he Is not likely to do that. At
any rate, one experience is pretty sure
to satisfy him.-Boston Herald.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-31
PRESS PARAGRAPHS.

BH-The Chicago Tribune remarks
that democracy is sixty years old
Aha-died ten years before the allotted
age of man.-Detroit Tribune.
Navy dear" said Mrs. Cleve-
land, public affairs must be harass-
ing to you now" Very Harrison. in
deed" replied Mr.. Cleveland-Time.
n4General Harrison is building
his Cabinet just as Solomon of old
built his temple. There was no
sound of tools heard. "-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
bS-Every fraud ever perpetrated on
the ballot-box was Democratic fraud.
The death of suffrage fraud would be
the death of the Democratic party.
Governor Hills denunciation of cleo
ton frauds is musing.-Chioago Jour-
nal
~The negro race need have DO
fear of unjust treatment at the hands
of the President-elect. Their rights
will be fully recognized, but they must
not oVerestlmate the Republican
party's power to redress wrongs
Buffalo Express.
RSThe demand for the electoral
reform is heard in more than a dozen
different States. Fortunately, the Re-
publican party is in power in most of
these States and ready to do all that
intelligence, integrity and patriotism
can do to make the reform reality. -
Philadelphia Press.
There will be sixteen Republic
an Representatives in the next Con-
gress from the Southern States. This
Is a beginning in the work of putting
an end to the "solid Democratic
South" A free ballot and an honest
count would have made the number
much larger.-N. 7. independent