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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

AifrGA TOR BAGS, Al SIZES r.lnced
nm 50 ~ 20 81 -. me cnnNas-r"F 'i"h
,,',,ls iron bottom ss-inrh 81 -. 70 k"i o.
,.'.is ~ manufacturers prices ~
S.VApIEs sCiiM AKrX. - +th-ase. near
ph-sf
no LADIES. An long hair switches 81.
all Kinds Of human hair MAD" - "rte. .
frin,e 80 t'ui'ou-s,. 10 G9t"s-nNe..
urookl,n. i1 Newark ayr. Jersry CITY.
ApVERTIsI.aENTS AND suBScEiP-
T.OHs FOR TIE NEN -lORh RIM ,a..
/ ri. NIiL HE RECEIVED At TIE
81 go,r north ~ Thirtv-frst-si. and Ab-
VrRTIsEMt.NTs AZ TIE following hranch
or re~: ~ Eiglth.sve: 100 Thlrl.ave..
corner Foriy-erventh-st.. ii3 East Forty
,.,.n,,-,' corner Third ave: $50 Fat
,,,,r. =, near THIRD ave l. 026 Thiri-ave.
near Siy,y-arsi st: Los Firsi-e'--; i''
W, Eorir.secnnl - We -nlnn-ou.-. =
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET,

ARSO. LIZ BROADWAY. entrance -
IVES, asrh-s,- select family and transient
hotel. rates reasonable. LEWIS LELAND
proprietor.
HANDSOMELY Furnished rooms IN n
yato fanny, r''eienc. ~ u FED % W..
:2d-st.
IRVINE PLACE. cor I?fh-st. i.2 East
Pleasant furnished room-, "a suite u
snsiy. References. --
eisT-ST.. q EAsT.-Iarge. sunny frost
room. ihirl roor. Tor one % Two ladies
Or gentlemen. moderate rent. inquire
Mr.. Seeker. ~ noog.
2isr-sT.. - EAST. -Large sunny from,
room. ihirl floor. for one or two ladies'
or gentlemen. moderate rent. Inquire ~
floor. Mrs. seeker.
44TiI. ST. iti EAST. -farg" alcD;e rVori.
suitahi. Tor on" or two. at conSenienc"s,
private house. gentlemen ONLY.
4iTfi ST. 30 WEST one large room;
closet. hot and cold water also back par
ior frr doctor or dentist
45TH-ST. ils WEST Large pl~asIn,
rooms. homrlike. N private house WIN
oyner. references "vchang'i
l5Tn ST. 10 wrsT Two large choic"
rooms single or ~ suite. cal after
moons only.
18Th st. IoG WEST. Private house. fr@-
nish@d rooms. gentlemen Only.
Ia WIT 9Th ST Handsomely fur-
nIshsl room above the pirlpr. pritat"
bath. references exchanged. private fam
ny.
ise WEST i,Tii-sT. Large rooms Oh par
lor icor. front or back private nous.
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A VOTING swedish girl. lately landed.
10 o. general housework. two or irfee
in f,miI- .r as ChamhrrUa'd and walt
r,rs M. ORTH iJ3 East 1901 u-st.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
.cr>.Ts - sill Docs sg,Dlhui''' 10 till-
o. millln@r- and all frp,! rs"is also a
s.pp iYf Glenn .fr 'air".S ,. lnAS.
.,.hlur etc. fisH s.- n~N 500 mo h''l.
+ e. GRAY. 4u>i '.iaf..'. ii'.' Do
--,,r-.NftN Fir. ,n4ursue@ ,oi.. ,tpts or
...l,i. iusin~ss men 'iu maze " .
p.. 49,, -~iilnx the Nii'rf RE l..t nEni-hri
T. .m = :, b~yst.
NN..rkl s. ihotouglif COMPETENT o.
..urfnni in 4 lnt goods msnuia'i, 81, s.
Cs,~lo. * :. Ailrrfs KNIT ''"DH'
Tribune ono.
VkNTyp bright. int 'iirert v"ll
recommended rfIspd boy. Ariy. y ~
CURRENT LiTEKArt IRE GO. - j."
fnf.ft~ Place.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WASTED -vnHirni-hei room IN apart
ment OF private house. SUNNY eiNlF
atcss.li!.. from street. gir" ful pli'Mu-
lars Allfess WINTER. Tribune Fi'"n
once ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

a SWEDISH couple. Goodman. gardener,
good mixer: WIFE excellent cook. sooa
lsnrdress: l.st reference. no children; ia'e
AZ 81 East 2ith-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

Female,
A-SWFDrSH cooks. laundr-sses. cham
b.rmaiGs waifresses. searstresse.. hou.e
workers. buffers walters. Mrs. MAIN
EFRG's swedish Bureau. -" fth-aNr'' up
ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOTEL De LILLE ET DALBIGn,

z2S Rue ~ ilonore. fari'
Between the TuIeries Gardens. Place VendoIns
and New opera Advantageous arrangements for
families Tecutifui Hall. Large Drawing Rooms.
Hlectrlc Light. &C. Teiegrams. "L!ilaloion.
Paris. HENRI HpHc.'
EUROPEAN ADVERTISERS will find the
IL I.,,so, orc- Of Tn. .ribun~ - Fleet ft-est r. g.
convsnient place their sdyertsemsn's for pub
Nc,finn The TrbGYe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

rELIADr.E girl 90 chambsrmaid and
ssansfress NJ oLj"ction - he country
H.. city reference. X. T.. lso West VIih-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

a PROTESTANT gtl ~ waiter. thor
ot,.hiv understands her bnslness, nfsf
e,a4s persoall city ref'r.ncs. Address l'2
no. !,pti-st tRatrsa"'s L-llp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
HELP WANTED.
Eef,ia ale.

v,,~TFp tlv teacher. grAIu1'" ~
t..u.g r.Il.s. f. instinct rfrny lill
,h,vf fh.r- hours dai' go n'nnfa D.,
ma,hcua'ics and history. Na." terms ~ ~
yt.o references D. letter iu ., i''N TO-
/ y. HfoadwTv-
WASTED. yours r'lDf"d XII. I'D cas-,
f.r child three S'If. t'i Eni .n '-..-'
,n ga. air work. Caii 32G Nr' Nllh-',.
WANTED Young LADY 'Np cfinr ." l"Arn
.f.rnyraphv vlii he -rufhf IN court ana
.r.@,h reporter ofilc'. VII assist n'i To
r1,i,i1n when capable. :. World bN'lilhE'
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A SECOND-FLOOY SUITE. psrlor. cham
Der and bath, In exclusive private dwell
ing: other rooms: references. 3'i 1th-aNe.
A PRIVATE. FAMILY offer elegant suite.
excellent table: near Pork and West
Slst-s'. l.. Address CHANCE. l.2t2
broadway.
LARGE. handsomely furnished rooms.
overlooking Washington Square: excellent
table references. l0l Wa"erlsy Place
MNpIsoY-AVE.. 1927. opposite park
no4th-stD.-Large room. second floor. "
large and email room. parlor floor; private
house: American family: no children.
WEST 47TH sT-E!ssantly furnished
large second nOOr back and third no"r
'front.' rooms. parlor dirlng-room, superior
table aud attendance. references eN-
charged.
liTH-sT.. - EAST. near 5th-sye. Cher
ful. warn. square room. excellent taOie'
good nelghborhood; reasonable winter al
rangement.
nth ST. "l3 WEST -D0rbi4 and single
rooms. with board. table board: refer
encss exchanged.
2isr-sT. 8 WEST.-Large front room:
southern exposure; excellent board and
Attendance: references.
2lsT-sT.. Ii5 EAST Gramercy ParlO.-
Pleasant large and small ro1Tns; table
substantial: every thing nisi-clas-, p'lF1'"
park references.
"a WEsr 5lsT,sT. handsomely furnished
rooms. with board. In small family ref-
erences exchanged.
3sTH ST. 40 EAsT.-Large. handsome
second door room. also hacA parior; cx-
ce,lent table: reference.
3,THsT. 40 WEST -Desirablr well-fur-
nishcd square rooms to lei. with supe-
r.or board: references required.
37TH-sT.. ~ WEsT-Desirsbie. w-ll-fur-
n.shed square rooms To let, with slp'-
rior board, references required.
4lsT.sT.. EAST. New management
spI"ndidly furnished rooms. IN suite or
fing!y. superior table; southern exposure:
references.
5oTTi-sT.. 81 WEST second floor front.
sunny aicoye room: also buck patlor. with
board: references.
5IsT-sT.. WEST. 80 Nicely furnished
rooms and good board.
with board: every comfort - home,
small family. highest references given and
required.
s7TII.sT.. 40 WEST Large room on +,h
moor for one or two persons, excellent
table board; references.
20 WEST siST-sT Desirable rooms
Handsomely furnished: superior table and
Attendance. small family. references.
;1sT. ST. ~ WEST. Rooms with board
for ladi"s. reasonable terms. private FAM
lily. references
Brooklyn.
pFGpAW st. 2,g -Flrst-clsss board;
handsomely furnished looms. private
family: walking distance - bridge and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

WASHING. &c.-Nnprg woman wants TO
10 out To- the day washing or any Kind
or housekeeping. .SJ Last 2sth-st.,
If1yan'N L.li
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FLATS TO LET-Vufurpished.

ADA p-...- ---e--@ - p
IA. AENTs 10 let at No iS3 West
yyeessiooking sherman Square: ali light
Apply to jani,ress on premises.
,an CENTRAL PARK. $50: seven
soms,. aho bathroom: steam heated hand
-, ,....e oeooratrd. II East Jist-sL
wss LINTON. 253 West ~. near Broad
s,ts ~ beautiful all High, apartment: pii-
n,ett. ns baths: steam heat: elevator all
xrx, - 'ee restaurant in building
msn ~,'E.. cor. scih-st-Elegant apart
sanslos. overlooking Park: immediate pos
~. ""''sa rent. NIXON. " Broad
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DItt.sSMkikItS.

2
ART sTIc FRUSTRATING. imported
ticr. goods purchased n desired. madctatc
prir~s Mrs. " EI.RDi. - Eat iitL-
81. t'twern Broadway aud University
fiso".
CoUTVEIERE FRANcAisr Mmr. An
.irrson ist- Win Stern iIos. ladies owa
material made Up. evening. din1~r ball
ana street costumes rempd"il"d: exclusive
stNlss: elegant work. moderate prices. los
Wesi isth-st. Wut this OutJ
DREssMAKER. formerly with Nine.
DleJ-n. wiz make gowns. from s. 10 Si2.
bD.i city reference ~. West 43d-s'.
DHESsMAKE swedish glf. just back
from Europe wishes enlightenment hy Gny
or v--h. good ~. best references. Mis
ON 4 i53 East io1ia-,i.
DREssMA wants few more GUS
toners at home: suits from 81 up. H.
FOh. 3l2 Wet sUthst. near Riverside
Drive.
DREssAIAKE R. ladies and misses. first.
class references. A. ELSIE. 10 Vest
o2d -
DREssMAK ER would 90 out 10y the day
o. take dresses home to maze. Mrs
DAVIS. 20 West 40'h-st.
pUEssPLAITER makes finest accor doom.
margin ald side plating. desires wofE
from whoesal" or retail trade. viii call.
Address PDMPADCIE, :, .1I Jd-1re..
near l23d-st.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER first
class filter. accustomed TO fine trade. de-
sres more engagements In frsicass fam
il.cs: personal references D.. "a sth-ave.
FIRST CLASS DRESsMAkER would lk.
few more engagements ut home. or by
the day. EfSENHORD. 700 West 2ist-st.
SEAL GARMENTS refycd and altered
into f.rh;enabie eaper and 1 ntSn tackeis
Broadway. late With Gunther's Sons. 9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
WORK WANTED.

--~-~------~----- ..-@-e-~ ----~~- ------|~
I-rmaYe.
a MfDDi.E-aGED LADY. good health.
unr-eeptiOnahle references. excellent
business capacity. wants position u trust
SALARY itnmai"riai. Address Thu - :
WORTHY. Tribune Uptown once. La
Broadway.
A LADY ARTIST. not having her time
All nlled. VIII give massage treatment or
electricity. ADELE HORHtNG, 4SI oih-
ave, near i2l-st.
INVALID ATTENDANT. trained in mas
sage and highly recommended. is open FOR
engagement Mrs MURRAY. GGS Gth-ave.
sTENOGRAPHEG. TYPEWRITER and
BOOk K El:i'f.K. Competent; ) years *
p.ri~nc". good references. Address T. v,
Al Bedford ave. Bfoo"yn.
sTENOGRAPHF2 and TYPEWRITER
- en- experienced person to work at
home. win ~ out f'r diotations. Address
j. H.. 60 3d-ave., Tribune Branch.
Young LADY desires position az stenoS-
rapher. typewriter and cashier, having
experience ard best % references. A. -,
- l.afayett--st.. Ero4klyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country.
SCi FOR Observation-Disclosures al
r,r.ns1s: Tor sale or rent: furnished houses
-sons TAYLOR Beeknan-s,.. n. Y.
tx SALE. MT VERNON. y y
~. ..tr-soom house. al Improvements.
o. e.l3 .ois. frst-class order: near sta
sr -a snd electric road. price. So 800. small
loa. ~ Y.
FOR sALE.-CnIy s75 for a = acre farm.
Is.os-red with wood. In southern New
n ~ Close 10 "A railroad: finest markets
fr,,..e world: especially adapted for small
dr poultry. vegetables. etc: high and
u.,,, neaIfhy neightoshood sold ON install
.ss.,,.sr VI down ana ~ per week. Title
~$'ed. send for particular
%, u. l.. RfSrEy.
81 South loih.st Phlladslphis 70.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.
rsSITOR- By man and wife. CAL or u
- = CORNISH 3JJ West bath st


Male.
,,SrroR by man and wife. Call or al
dress 4. :. CORNISH. 3j5 West 54th-st
N.CiIISIST.-Ame -; years ex.
u.rience nj toolmakirs; also model and
pattrrn making; wants situation where II.
can learn NOR. FRANK CARLISLE. ~.
state-st.. Hartford. Conn.
PORTER. BY large. strons. intelligent
man. 30 situation a. Waterman or any
position. Address L. 81. Tribune Office.
PORTER Sc.-By a respectable young
color-d man as Eight porter. hallOoy or
I'm p dentists laboratory. best references.
Adde'S \. G. MARANtO. 5ii West
3yth-st.
PORTER. &c-By German as porter.
driver Or Usrful man; handy for any KIND
Of work: low wsg~s: good references. Ad-
dress HOLT. IS East 3d.st.. .ear:
SALESMAN. travelling for wholesale
hous- or fsctory; best references gwen
J. l.. MOORE. sco,ts'ille. Va. --------
STUDENT ORGANISE wants position
Tor SUNDAY work Were he G car also ""'h
TFLEGRAPH OPERATOR would like a
position: small salary 10 begin win.
TELEGkAPHEk rutherford. \. J.
TWO Young MEN. Germans, wish sltua-
ton In wholesale house. To work them
selves up. for small wages. Address
TTEODOR. 22i Cmys,ie-st
TPNOI. STEERING WORK wanted at your
residence IN furniture. etc. very reason
able. J. Y. FOX. $40 West sOtn-st.. near
Riverside Drive.
TPHOf. STERER. - Firsi-ci0ss work at
home or outside for private parties. es-
pec.ailv curtains ard drapsry. II. SIEGlE.
345 Fast l0itn-st.
WINDOW CLEANER. noor polishcr. Office
taken care Of: strictly sober; by week or
month AT the lowest price Address DREW.
22l Wet Clsi 81.
You 10 MAN. -. desires position a.
assistant boOkkcspnr or oTlHe assistant.
Address EXPERIENCE Box i23. Tribute
Orice.
Young MAN. H. wants situation ~ ANY
trade. willing ana Oblging. has references.
Address G. DAI Il. 80 Siagg-s'.. brooklyn.
Young MAN. IL. experienced. wants a
position IN Ollie: good p"nman and ng-
ur~r, familiar with accounts and double
entry bookkeeping: good references. I'd
dress r. G. G.. 40 iniOn-st.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG AMERICAN man would Ike posi-
ticn In retail cigar business. best Of ref
ercncps and security IL necessary. Address
HONESTY. i3f West l21th-st.
YOUNG NAV. 10. high school graduate,
well recommended desires position: city
or country. WILLIAM g. PITNEY. Water
loo. y. J.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

a GENTLEMAN having sold his horse
wishes 70 dispose ~ his StiNers run
about. with dash clock and dicky seat: in
fne order. Sl2J. harness So. cost SO
CHOICE, Tribune Office.
STYLISH. housekeeping saddle AMI
Giving cob. $3.50; runabout wagon. Of
mrern design. $40. harness London
made. GENTLE COB. Tribune Ofice.
GREAT SACRIFICE FOR wan, u uae.
nrst-class cutundcr Hight extension Top
family surrey. pole and shafts: cost 70
GUAR. $40. also fine pair robes; viii sell
eaeap; separately or al for siT5. Apply
- private stable 10 Yves; 4ith-si.
HORSES BOARDED q, the Willow Glen
ram. Address Dr. o G. JACKSON, J..
v BOY IGl. Jarlaica. J.. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsrRrr.
TIONs FOR THE NEW YORK TRln.
EME WILL BIZ REcEtyE,PD At TIP
I'd floor north Of Thirty first St: and ADJ
vERTISFMENTs At fhs foD-winG Branch
onsces: ~ Eighth-svG
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

HANDSOME. 4-story brownst,ne. high
twp house IN perfect order: 3Gih-s'.. be-
Nt.Jl,sih and 9Th ayes. Andy - Will
.npi.'C e. FIELD. 90 \Nrst :,Gth-st
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cirf REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

"mERslDE DRIVE. corner i0Sth Ar
snNe. substantial villa. less Tran SlOO.-
sasy terms: send for circular. ATLAS
.-.rfoEENENT co. 1S broadway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-02

in the grogeries of congested cities while millions of acres of public lands lie idle, susceptible of high and profitable cultivation, which could be converted into happy and contented homes. For after all the farm is the real foundation of our life and happiness. The humble farmer may never become unduly rich, but by the application of prin- ciples known to the successful far mer-raising his own provisions and the neccessaries of life, never knows gaunt want or stalking sui fering.
 What men need more is to think, act and depend on themselves. Any element that relies on the Gov ernment alone 10 provide for it's wants, will in the end be the victim of much suffering. poverty and dis appointment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-02

TIE Hope Gaaete is one of the ablest edited weekly newspapers that reaches our exchange table. We are also glad to note that it is opposed to the consolidation Of the State and National elections, and with the GRAPHIC, it believes that the consideration of such propo- sition can vel be postponed until sometime in the future when the character of our National govern ment is more fully established.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-02
4 VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A Well-known soI- dier, Correspondent and Journal
 ist Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave soldiers to the war, and no state bears 2 bet literature it is rapidly aequiirIiing fri ila aa solomon Newell, we'll known as a writer as Sol" has won an honorable position: Dur ing the late war he was member of Co. M, 2d. N Y. Cavalry and of the 18th Indiana ln- fantry Volunteers. Regarding an important circumstance he writes as follows:
 Several of us old veterans here are using Dr. Niles Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills, all of them giving splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never used remedies that compare with them. Of the Pills we must say they are the best com- bnation of the qualities required in prep aration of their nature We have ever known. We have none but words of praise for them. They are the outgrowth of new principle in medicine, and tone up the system wonGer.-. fully. We say to all, try these remedies" :" Solomon Newell, Marion, Ind., Dec. 5, 1892
 These remedies are sold by all druggists on a positive guarantee or sent direct by the pr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind, on re- ceipt of price, Sl per bottle, six bottles S5 ex- press prepaid. They positively contain neither OpIates nor dangerous drugs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-02

SPEAKER CRISP has declined the appointment to the U. s. Senate to
 fill out the unexpired term of the late Senator Golquitt, which was recently rendered him by Gov. Northen, of Georgia. In this Speaker Crisp sets aside his personal am bition for the good of his party His resignation of the Speakership would greatly demoralize the Dem oerats in Congress, for there seems to be no member in Congress on the Democratic side, except Mr. Crisp, able to cross swords or hold in check the unbridled Thos B. Reed, of Maine However much Mr. Crisp would grace the Senate, he can best serve his country and his party by remaining in the lower house until the reforms to which the Demo cratic party is pledged are accom- plished. MT. Crisp does himself much credit in foreooing seat in the Senate at this time in order to serve his party more efficiently in the House, but when the Legisla- ture of Georgia comes to elect a Senator for full term If six years, we doubt not that Mir. Crisp will be in the field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-02
MEET THE BOYS IN GREY.
Confederate Veterans ReunIol. Br4nllx ham Ala. Commencing AprH
 25, 1894.

Cor the above occasion the Iron Mountain Route will sell tickets from points on the line in Arkansas, via Memphis to Birmingham and return at oNE-FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP Tickets one sale April g and 24 good to return thirty days from date of sale.
 This is great inducemcnt for the old soldiers aud their friends of Ark ansas to meet at the reunion, and should be taken advantage of by all of the old Confederate boys and their descenda its.
 For lull particulars address any Ticket Agent of the Iron Mountain Route, I H. (. TOWNSEND, General Passenger Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-02
FOR ALDERMAN SECOND WA RD-J. NJ. GOZA,
TIE KNDENTRI4L ARNY

Gen Fryes Industrial Army composed Of mechanics, printers, carpenters, miners and laborers, which was organized at Los Angeles, Cal, on the 18th of March, passed through Little Rock yesterday en route to Washington to join with Coxey's army in mtking q demon stration before Congress.
 We cannot join in with the dis position manifested among many of our contemporaries to ridicule this army of unemployed. although their efforts must in the end prove ab- solutely futile and cost much labor and suffering. To our mind these movements bear a deeper sig nificanee than simply the vain efforts of foolish and misguided men. We must look below the surface for the cause of such demonstrations. The men composing the "Commonweal' or Industrial Army are not an archists CT socialists. They are native born or naturalzed Amer ican citizens, who are out of work and want employment. Of course, their march to Washington will be like marching up hill and down  again, for it is not in the power of Congress to give them any relief Their demand that Congress shall afford them employment by expen- ditures for public improvements, if compiled with, could be but tempo rary at best. And then, this is not a paternal Government, and the Treasury of the United States has not one cent that is not derived by taxation on all the people The Government is not the father, but the agent of the people, This up rising Of the unemployed is, there fore, largely due to ignorance of the nature and structure of our Govern ment. But the meaning is deep and significant. An army of peace from continual want and suffering may be converted into an army of an archists. Reilecting minds will not, therefore, treat lightly such move ments, but will study the cause and point out the remedy, In a coun- try of such broad domains and wonderful resources as this, there should be no idleness, want or suffering. Providence has poured out upon us the cornueopia of plenty, and nature has blessed us abundantly. There are then, in our opinion, three causes for such large numbers of unemploye1. The first and primary one is due to the lack of energy and shrewdness in the individual, for in the Book of Holy Writ we have the parable of i the tive talents, which is as true in these days Us during the time in which it was written Tho second i is the concentration Of wealth which i has been accumulated by unjust and unequal laws, and which has con centrated the wealth of the country in little over three percent of our population. IL is here that the.I greatest menace to our country lies, for the concentration Of wealth in
 the hands of a few has wrecked every free Republic from the beginning of time to ours.
 The third great cause Is due to the
 over population of our cities, while the rural precincts are either neg lected or comparatively deserted
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FOR CITY CLERK.

We areauthorized to announce MIR. DREW WHITE candidate for City Clerk at the election for city officers April 5, 1884.
 We are authorized to announce MIR. +. B. BLOOM as n candidate for the oilice of City Clerk of Pine Bluf at the ensuing municipal election April ]. lsA.
 To the Voters of the City of Pine Biur. hereby announce myself as candidate for the office Of CITY CLERK at the ensu ing city election Tuesday. April 3, 1894
 R. LEE JOHNSON. We are authorized to announce MIR. JOE FRANKLIN as Il candidate for City Clerk at the election for city othc, r. April }. 1891. We are authorized to announce MR. A. 0. EDWARDS as candidate for City Clerk at the ensuing municipal election on Tues day. April B. 1891