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Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16

Scads; You say he left no money
Baggs: No. You see he lost his
health getting wealthy, and then lost
his wealth trying to get healthy
[Smith, Gray n Co.'s Monthly.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16

Mistress: Oh, Mary, see this mir
ror Lave broken, and think of the
bad luck | shall now have for seven
years! Maid: What, that little bit
of a mirror! But think of mel
have just broken the big mirror in the
parlor.- Fliegende Batter.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16

tee interest OF the whole people, and no
pro.tituted to partisan purposes; or TO
sub erye the ambition of individual officials
high or low And we condemn in unmeas'
urcd terms the abuse an post'tuuon of Of
fetal patronage o fsgrautly and disgusting
~ exhibited at the recent Republican Ma
liunal Con, entlcn a inimical TO the spirit
and daugcroust the perpetuity OF our in
stitutiOns.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
DEMONSTRATORS WITH RUSSIA.

SIC II. This country has always beet
thc rct'gc OF tho rppre' sed from every lane
--c1ie> tor { 'nsceLce sake and The ,pri
If the founders Of uur Government, We con.
iemn the oppression prac ca by the Rrs.
sian Cove nne upon is Luth ran and
Jesi,h subjects, and VIC C l. on our M
tioual Il ycrnent in the Interest oil justlc,
and humanity by all just and pro- er Ire,n
10 u.s. prompt ana best eit9Ila to bring
about cessation If tn Sc cruel persecution.
in the omn,on Of the !, Ear and to secure to
the oppressed equal nights.
We tender our p otou d and earnest SYM
pa hy to those luTcrs Of frc dom VINO art
struggln FIR homo rile and the great use
Ot ,cf government in Ireland.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
EMANCIPATION,

sec, r.. We heartily approve ali le, It'll
mp'e I'll Its to prevent the United States
Irum being "se rs the dumping ground for
lInSnoW' criminals and panper. of Europe;
II d NC "cmrld TIC rigid enforcement Of the
aw az .tlist i;9sc n,iu; r t. Ii AID t e
i p rt,tlOi s. tor ign NO X - II unuer TON
,cI .rcrade American rb,T Id les on
IT. z mt ~ OIL MI and d"noni'r
V AMI al att ,npt To res;ii.t tie immi-
. atl,a OF the iuGu rous ard worthy OF
fur'iL Ian
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
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p NSI0NS. -

sc J. rs "uavs llion hercby reaewf
tie ca. cs:i Of ! prel Dn 1T the atrl-
otis !. OF the 80 r, and IRIS the Un.
ion n th,w Of il, pr 'se-Y ! on, nj VT
fv r il and lb'laI y nsi II to ali di.
o, ii Uni II coolers tnci; Yidon' and d.
rndenS Da de,n nd t ut the so /
If III. elsl II utii sla &c don in1ustrl
u ly imp,r nj and honc,ty 50 d.
nounc the est admit tr t on Of H.,
Office IN Inpo.cnt, osrupt, dl'gr ocfll
and dishonest.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
National Democratic Platform
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2!>'. 1872.

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IN THE FoKcr Brtl.
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Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
WATERWAY IMPROVEMENTS.

Sec IL. The Federal Government should
car 10 aud improve tie dls.i,s ppi River,
NJ oh rsreat ter say the Repub +,
so rs TO src ne r the interior STATE. easy
ami c..e p transportation to CIV, CT.
Whe any W le-w-y of he Rcpu lie Of
.ulh ! nj lInpo t,ncc to demand nil of the
Government, such aid should 20 extend &
pom It dN,inlte plan Of coutl,uous WORK un'
tl poruartnt improvement is secured.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
THE WORLDS FAIR.

Sec. 10. Recognizing the Worlds Col.
umbbn EXpositi Nc .lional undcrtaS.
ing of vast lnport,n, 0 in VIII CHI the general
government has invited the corporation Of
all tn powers of the worl /, and appreciat.
ing the II ccptonce by muny OF such powers
of Tic in ita ION &c tend,d and the road
md Iioo1al efforts ing made by them tc
contribute to the or ndeur of the undertake
ing, We are Of G opinion that Congress
should make such necessary financial pro
visi rs hall be requisite to the mainten'
rnce of ha ,,ionul honor and public faith
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

see. 10. Tho Democratic pSrty is the only
larty q al has ever gwen the country for
eign policy, CONSTANT nd vigorous, COM
reIIm.g re- pee ntroad and inspiring conf
dence at n, me. While avoiding erlan Cling
nllinLccs, it hl. aimed TO cultivate friendly
relations vi h ether nrtion., and recially
With sur prighhor> On the American CONT
ncrt, whose dest ny is clcsely linked with
our own, ana We view with ala m tho ten.
cncy tna policy Of irritation and bustcr
which Is la lie to confront us W tn the alter.
Lalive o. trmiil,t IN or war ut my line.
Nr t''or the INA ntenai &c of II navy
Ito = cuouGn 10: all purpo:cs OF ma ,ioa"l
dcicn-e rI o p-perl, mairt IA tie honor
anI ii MY OF the country sbroad.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
A WELL KNOWN LADY

A WELL KNOWN LADY
SAxIT MED. Co., Dallas, Tex,i-For six
the doctors called II Eryspelas. Ny sores
began to eat In, and were so painful that
longed to die After taking two bottles
Of Saxet my sores commenced to heal and
when had taken six bottles was again
well and strong Mrs II. H. JOHNSTON,
Graham, Tex.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
NICARAGUA CANAL.

Sec. Is. For pa poses of n,tional de-
le Sc AMI tn prOmoliun OF commerce be-
tween the 5 aos, We recognize The early
cons It on Of he Nic,r gun lanai an its
protect on against fore IN 'ontro us OF
great impo TN 20 the Unit d States.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16

a. the stan ard money OF the county As to
the coinage OF both gold and silver without
dlscr m'nst nc agaii st either metal or charge
Tor mintage, but the dollar unit of coinage
81 both metals must be OF equal intrinsic shd
excl angeable value or be adjusted through
inteiratlonni agreement or by such safe.
guards OF legislation ms shall insure the
n'H'nt nance of the parity of the two metals,
mi tho eqm power vi every dollar at all
1" eS in tie markets nId in The payment Of
cehi-, md We demand that Ii paper curren-
cv shall he ktrt Mt par with and redecn,sbe
IL such coin. We Ilsi-t upo this policy a.
:" pci,l'y ecessd 'r The prot, elton of the
Ia N" : and labOrirg classes, the Ii st and
moi t. fcnsrle victims OF unstable money
aid u llrctrniirg currency.
BANK TAXATION.
SIC. = We rrccmmen.i lhat u prohibi.
tory % icr {. t TX Oh State bank Issues be
CIVIL >iRyICK.
zee. 8. Publ office is n publictru t. We
&c iliin' lIc etlsrsasttiitsffii ii D>mu ratio
4 tv''n lola at 1916 for The r,i,rIn Of the
rih 'eivl"t, and We cal Tor the honest ell
iric mel To- III laws regulating the sam,
The ho'Iri a'ioh Of President m in the re-
cent frppb'ic lean Convention by delegations
composed rsclyo "ppcintees holding Office
u; hI> lcasure, is a scsndslpu, satire upon
I e" p pul,r Institutions, and Il startling il
l';'ira lon Of the methods hy which Fre.i.
dent MA, st Fly bus ambition. We de-
nounce u poIicj under which federal Office
i'"l iers usurp control OF patty convci tiohs
IN HE tae', aiiA we pledge The Democ attic
p rtI the reform ui the AID all other
abuses which threaten in ilvldual liberty and
seli-I., YER mnIt
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
for Infants and Children.

"Castoris lsso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior TO any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, n, Y.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
TIKI SCHOOL QUESTION.

vsi rs hall be requisite 10 the manten'
pnce of ha ,,ionul honor and public faith
TmE SCHOOL QUESTION.
Sc, II. Popular education being the on.
~ safe busis OF popular suffrage, we recon-
mend TO the several states most liberal ap'
preparation for the public schools. Free
common schools ARE the iursery Of good
government, and they have always received
The loStcringc 70 OF tho Democratic party
which favors every means of increasing Ill
teliiccncc. Freedom of education being an
essential O, civil and religious liberty as well
"A n necessity Tor the development of intel
liz nee, n.ust not be intericred with under
any pretcxt whatcver, We are opposed to
state Interference with parental tights OF
lights OF conscience in the education oil
G ildren MS m infringement OF the funds
mental Democratic doc rine that tbs largest
individual liberty consistent with the rights
# others ins,ires the highest type of Amer'
can citizens ip md tho best government.
ADMISSION or THE TERRITORIES.
So'.lS. Weapprove the action Of the
present House of Representatives in passing
bills admitting into the Union ns States the
Territories of New Mexico and Arizona, and
we favor the carly admission OF all tho Ter
riuorics having the necessary population and
resources to onitlc them to Statehood, and
while the, remuin Territories we hold that
tho Officials appointed TO administer tho gov
prnmcnt of any Territory, together with The
Distric, of Columbia and Alaska, should BE-
bona ildo res dents of the Territory or dis
trict in which heir duties are 10 be per
formed. Tho Democratic purity believes II
home rulea d thu control OF their own Nj
fairs by the peops"ftnc vlcinago.
PROTECTION or RAILWAY InrLoYEs.
Sec. 10. We t vor legislation by Con
yress and >tato legislatures to protect The
lives and limbs Of railway employees ant
those OF other hazardous transportation
companies, and deneunce the inactivity o
tho Republican p rty, and particularly TN
Republican Senate, for causing the. defca
of measures beneficial and protective u
this class Of wnge-goers.
TIM SWEATING SYSTEM DENOUNCED.
Wa are in iavor of the enactment BY
tho States Of laws tor abolishng tho noto
rious sweating systom for nbolishing con
tract convict labor and prohibiting th'
cmployment in factories Of children undo
10 years I ago.
sUMPTUARY LAWS.
We arc opposed ty all mmptuary laws a
an interference with the individual rights o
the citizen
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16
SILVER COINAGE,

sec Wo denouneo the Republican
legislation known MS the Shcrr,n act of 800
acowardly makeshin, i-crvht with pos
ho'.,l's OF danger in Ito future, which
~ make all of IS supporters, ne VIC as
v Wltnor, anxious for its speedy repeal,
"ehold to tho use of both gold ard silver
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-16

fIVPIIONO1O, 'V'OUO3 VI
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by al
druggists.
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Affairs at Falls Church.
nee of The Evening star.

Correspondence of The Evening Star
FALLS CHURCH, Sept. 90, 1892.
Under the title of home camp meeting, a
name rather misleading regarding the place
selected for the meetings, which is the
NJ. E. Church in this village, series Of meet
ings are to be held. Rev. T. C. Carter, Rev. J.
A. Price, Rev. W. NJ. Osborne. Rev. c. L. Pate,
Rev. George Elliott and Rev. ". H. McAllister,
all prominent in VI. E. churches will assist the
pastor of the local church in these services
Last evening the lodge of l. o. G. 7. received
visiting delegations from four lodges in WASH
ington.
Mr. George T. Mankin. one of the brightest
covered from long siege Of sickness, and has
taken his position as managing man in Church s
drug store.
Private dancing parties are becoming fire..
quent feature in social gatherings here.
Mr.. G. A. l.. Moonfield's young son. who had
a leg broken above and below the knee while
voyaging with his father to Boston, and which
was set by Prof. Graham, has got out again
after long and wearisome experience. The
father says the leg is straighter and better than
the other
Mr.. John Mccormick, who was for many
years the owner of and dweller on the beautiful
DENLY farm, now residing in New York. has
been visiting here for several DAYS.
Mr.. E. Brown, who resided here some years
ago. but who now lives in Belpre. Kan, is here
with his wife. They are visiting her father.
From the pber of abstracts of title that
Mr.. NJ. E. Ch( eh is furnishing these days it is
evident that many sales Of property are being
made this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. England Of Delhi, NY. are
visiting their granddaughter, Mrs. Edgar
Watkins. L. s. A.
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HYATTsyILLE.
nee Of The Evening Star.

Correspondence OF lie Evening star.
HYATTsvILLE. MD. Sept. 90, 1892.
A pleasant dance was given at Stegmaier's
Hall, near Bladensburg, last evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Talbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stebener. Miss Stebener, Mrs.
Andrew Lynch Mrs. Jos. Wiseman, Misses
Katie Coldenstroth, Julia Lynch, Blanche
Walker, Bessie Crown. Heitmuller, Padgett
Auth, Meyers, Constantine, GonZello and Ar
temus. Col. C. p. Crandell. Capt Jack Hayes.
Prof Jules Dieudonne and Messrs. Howard
keyworsh. Geo. ". Coldenstroth. Rufus II.
Vincent. Louis Downer, Ed. Artemus, Edwin
and Clarence Fowler, Chas. Lynch and Fred
Heller
Mr.. Magruder Sheriff and Miss Estelle Will
son Of Landover will be married on the 18th of
next month at Z o clock ?. M. at the Church Of
the Ascension, Washington.
Mr.. Herman Deitz of Westmoreland county
is visiting Mr.. John Bailey at Riverdale.
Mr.. James G. Rogers has sod q tract of the
Lowndes estate near Bladensburg. consisting
of 2I.7 acres, to Mr.. J. ). Fardeu.
Master Amile Keller of Valdivia Chile, is
visiting the family of DIR. A. NJ. Buck, job n
ston avenue.
Miss Lulu l.. Wine has returned to the Wal
nut Street Female Seminary, the same school
that she attended last year. She intends to
take courses there in French. German and
music and to also study art at the Academy
of Designs
Mrs. McFiheny Of Hyattsville while driving
through Bladensburg few DAYS ago accdently
ran Charlie. the four-year-old son of
Joseph wi>ernan, badly injuring his foot Drs.
Lewis and Cox rendered medical assistance,
and the little fellow, according to the last re-
port. seemed 10 be rapidly improving
Mrs. Augusta Fales of Baltimore is the guest
Of Mrs. J. r. Collette.
The registration officers will sit in the several
election districts of this county on Monday,
Tuesday. "wednesday and Thursday. October 8,
4. and s. for the purpose of registering voters
and revising the books.
meeting Of the stockholders of the District
Of Columbia Suburban Hallway Company will
be held Mt Bladeusburg ON Thursday, October
-. 1892. for the purpose Of electing seven
directors. W. b. II.
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UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.

s.s,. j 4. B..,,.
Colunbia)
Hon. H. o. c cEfesiGGSlf LID.
of s .hs wsihnTt Dg BaT Of Family
!urispradence coSimercisl and Criminal Law. the
La" Of 1 Hons LIE rs t xfsT IL
Lecturer o. GaS Ri sq saSGRR Il r. s. Courts
Johns ana asd,fT ON
'iop FtS Gslss ~. Gdk AdSSin Et s
.Iof the Washington Bsr3
tpa
table ln''r %&fft ri RSasss LIN
20. 8. Patent Ofhcel
sSn s * ftisn lay Th GIL RFpst''
0 ss S Of s SnS
Late II. G, FROM virrinia,
,i Lecturer S6S q e the . Law Of Crimes
oN SoitSe Il Washington ins Barr jim
on t5sstsf a1f 'sfi se Moot Court
EUGENE hHs D. ,na dt ssEs1sI LIN
The exercises Of Law school viii be resumed on
HcndaV,, October 3 at O'Clock =. M. in the new
s.sss ana
viii b made h the ep p ?, the fsso. -
The Lectures will be delivered after the close Of the
class exercises.
The College Building. including the Library and
Reading Rooms will be open daily. except Sundays,
from o'clock u: III. to 10 o'clock D. for the Of
the students and alumni Of the school.
The course of lectures by DIR. Schouer the eminent
anthor Of reatses upon the Law of Personal Property
Domestic Relations, Wills &c, have been extended
to those subjects fully than hereto
| fore.
The mode Of instruction adopted in this school.
which insures the active participation of each
in the exercises during session of his class
required that the membership Of each class be linn
tied to forty.
An early enrolment is therefore desirable
The Post Graduate course includes practice before
the Moot court The high degree Of efficiency which
the Moot Court has attained under the management
OF Judge Ralston in qualifying graduates for the
practice OF law comments 1t to lawyers engaged in
the public departments who desire keep up their
professional knowledge.
louisiana ave nv. every day between the hours Of
$3.50 a. NJ and 4:}0 m. from September % to DC.
tober and after that date at the college building
also. between @ and = O'Clock p. IN. daily.
Catalogues Containing full information to
Of studies terms: &c. can be had on application at
the book sores Of Messrs. LowderInilk Co. l4S4 F
st. n W.. and William II. Morrison 1894 st. n. W. t.
or on application in person or by letter to
se2,'tooc3inc EUGENE d. CARUSI Secr'y.
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THE BERING SEA CASE.
Arbitrators on the Part of England Nov
Appointed.

Appointed.
The arbitrators on the part Of England in the
Boring sea case are announced to be Baron
Hammer. one of the lords of appeal in ordinary,
and Sir John G. Thompson, G. C. NJ. g., min
lister Of Justice and attorney general Of
Canada. Mr.. Charles Upper. Canadian min
lister Of marine and fisheries, IL the agent in
charge Of the case Of Great Britain before the
arbitrators, and the counsel are Attorney Gen.
ersi Young Of England, W. h. Cross, NJ. p, Of
Liverpool and C. Robinson, @. c., Of Canada
Additional testimony secured by Secretary Of
State Foster, agent in charge Of the case Of the
United States, which was not available TO the
Boring sea agents of the two countries at their
sessions in Washington last winter, goes to
sustain the contention made bv the United
States that poaching in Boring sea il RESPONSE
Bile for the falling of Of the number of seals.
A. Alexandria, who visited the seal islands
this summer on the fish commissions steamer
Albafross, says that seals do not breed In the
water, as the Canadians assert, but in the rock
cries as the American experts claim. The
poachers are directly responsible for the fearful
falling of in the sealing. Their claim that the
seals have migrated elsewhere will not stand,
as the Corwin, Rush aud Albatross have made
careful search for new grounds without sue
cess,
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.

JAMES c. w Ihl kAGU Il. J., President.
Ana Professor OF Public and Private international
..o, The Hsa JOHN !, HAEAS ~,
Professor Of the consiita,ona Jurisprudence Of the
tons Of Commerciai Paper aud Of Forts e'N
The Hon. WALTER 8. COX. IL. D.
trict OF Colnmbis). VI VIC D''
Professor Of the Law q Real and Personal Property
OF Contracts and OF Crimes and Mistemeanors
The Hon. WILLIAM 4. MAURY, LID.
Assistant Attorney General Of the United states).
Equity Hsans anS 81 se .%
...oc,I The Hon. Hon; DAyIp j. BsEwER Lib a..
United States).
Professor Of the Law Of Corporations.
Prof ; G. T. EMMQTT. IN. LIB
Lecturer on the Civil Law.
a Ne bstsc. o,
lumbis).
~ " the History Of Law. -e'0fe' VI"
ssSmsiime District Attorney q the United States,
WILLIAM F: MATTINGLY. esq.
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
The Hon. WILLIAM EDGAR sIMoNDs. A. NJ. LII. B.
Proiessor s Of the LsW Of Paients
The Hon. ANDREW c. BRADLEY
Lecturer on Criminal .e sn OH rmn. ps.ans
and Practice.
WILLIAM @. JOHNSON LIN
(of the WASHINGTON Bari
judge Of Moot Court and Professor of Legal Cate
chetics.
The exercises Of this school will be resumed in the
Law Lecture Hall Of the university southeast corner
OF 18th and H SITS NV, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
viii to Of the
courses for the new scholastic year.
The school has an undergraduate and a graduate
department
Prof. WM.- @. JOHNSON, the Judge Of the moot
he yyh H,ct rn;1z
classes composed Of all students in the undergrad
department, thst by his catechetical analysis the
pressed upon the memories Of the pupils.
Seats the lecture hall win be assigned to students
according to their choice in the order of registration
and the registrar will be daily in attendance in the
library Of the university for this purpose.
For catalogues giving description of the lecture
courses in the undergraduate and graduate depart.
ments address
sell JAMES C. YELLING. President
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MIGRATING, restorative tonic and o soothing
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and injurious drugs. It impsrts tone and
For all functional irregularities, periodical
pains, organic DISBURSEMENTS and uterine
diseases, it's positive remedy.
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for it Is refunded No other medicine for
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good"
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that's "better"
He means that it's better for him
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To come to the point, it is hard
to define just where sickness begins and
health ends. Small things denote some
times great disasters. A little sick head
ache; you did not sleep well last night
maybe you are nervous, out Of temper !;
you are little dyspePtic food does not
set well. Remove the cause to-day. You
can do it absolutely il you will take
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract with your
meals You can get 1t at any drug -store,
but you will have to be careful and not
have limitations palned Of on you. The
genuine have the signature OF Johann
Hof on the neck OF the bottle. EisneE
h Nendelson Co.. N. T., Sole AgentA