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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-06
Headache,
Indigestion, Biliousness,
Dyspepsia,
And all stomach troubles rare
cured by

(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas
sium.)
rheumatism is cured by z p p,
Pains and aches in the back, shoul-
ders, knees, ankles and wrists, are
all attacked and conquered by z I
p. This great medicine, by its
blood-clensing properties, builds W
and strengthens the whole body.
Nothing is so efllcacious as 2 ? I
at this season and for toning up.
invigorating, and as a strengthenei
and appetizer, take = 2 p. II
throws off the malaria and puts you
in good condition.
Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-06

We still occupy the old popula'
srcs stable. and, as in the past, pro-
H. 10 serve the public with the best
Srrice. at lowest prices Remember
L occupy the
-rr1- q -1T ,TS
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-06

asy.wlNE OF cARpw. ! .l.onpe %. Ivo.nea.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-06
Half a Dollar to Know it All.

Try Bl6cK. DRAueHr tea for dyspepsia.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-06

BRTcE STABLES
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-06
What is a Guaranteed

H, Il. BUCKLEN 4 co.
Chicago, II
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81 commenced It's use and am happy to sag
that the results mos. pleasantly surprised nc.
received help from the frs: dose in the diGes'
ton OF my food This know surely. 70, left
It OF fot one meal and plainly noticed the dii.
ference.
"Ailet taking three bottles my digestion was
even better than before had the grippe, and
my nerves were entirely restored 10 their nor
NAL condition. Ny rheumatism left me and
had no r:ose pains a. all.
81 was eaiircly cured of all my troubles and
all through the aid OF Dr.. Grecne's SerTurs
blood and nervc remedy. Il is wonderful
medicine, md advise everyone who Is sick OF
suffering from any cause TO take 4. It cufedne
ard an confident It will cure Others"
What q remarkable intucemeni 20 take this
medicine. It Is the most certain cure known FOR
weakness, nervousness, indigestion. cons:ipa.
ton aud all blood and nerve dIseasei Il Is the
best Thing for kidney and liver complaints.
Take it now, IN the spring. when you can be
cured quickest Your blood demands q
spring medicine, and Dr.. Greeus's Servura blood
and narve remedy IS the best. because 1t Is pure
Is vegetable and harmless and rlwAys cures
1: is the discovery of our most successful spe.
cialist In curing uerTous and chronic diseases,
DR.. Greene. OF IS wes. Fourteenth street. New
York City. he charges nothing for consa!.aaoa.
either personally or By Letter. Il you live 100
"a. to cali. write him,
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, LITTLE NONSENSE.

"And is that your answer" at is.
But I hope my refusal will not cause
you unhappiness, Mr.. Perkins" mo,
indeed. Smith said thar you'd snap up
the first man that offered himself, and
I bet him you wouldn't. Pm in box
OF igars."-Boaon Home Journal.
A Buffalo .artis. tells THE story OF q
youth OF three or four who was poainc
for picture. He stood very still for
about three minutes. and then, draw
ing long breath, turned round and
said: "Well, I'm through, aren't you?"
-BuJdlo ETprsss.
Uncle Corners-"Finished s'rayin'
the road to Puckerbrush yit?' y. Gil.
neer-"Ye.up." Uncle Corners-"What
do you make it?" y. Gineer-'Four
miles long, four rods wide and four iees
deep."-Puct.
Mrs. Callahan-Iwan to get pair OF
shoes for the little boy. Shopman-
French kid? Mrs. C. Indignantly
Indadc not! He's my own son-born
, an bred near Tammany hal!.-Rarlem
Life.
Judge-Will you swear that the psis-
oner sold you whisky last Sunday i?
Wi,ness-No, your honor, I wouldn't
like to swear to it, but that was what l
paid ior.-To-n lopies.
at isn't the trouble man has in
meeting MS bills that gives him q care.
worn look" says philosopher. Its
the trouble he has in dodging Them
Philadelphia Record.
a Pittsburgh editor says: Husbands
are not made to order" Well bet he
can't convince most wives they are not.
Teas SVptings.
Doc.or-You cough more easily this
mornjng2 Pa,ient-I ought to-I prac-
ticed all nigh,.-HGi0.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The Maple Creek lyceum OF Nebraska
discussed the question: Had the South
a Right to Secede2" The affirmative
won, but they were pretty nearly as
badly used up as the negative, and the
furniture was in splintcrs.
Largest Of all the residents Of Bloom
ington, ILL.,, is young man OF twenty
five years and i52 pounds weight, who
Is locally known as Baby Bliss. lie
wears 10! collar, q q ha: and No. IL
shoes.
Attention has been called TO the fact
that OF the 55,76S,72G bushels OF grain
exported from the port OF New York in
1898, not one bushel was shipped in a
vessel flying the American flag.
Recent statistics show that about hall
the population OF France live BY agri-
culture, tenth by trade, twenty.tifth
by liberal professions and three-tittieths
on private incomes.
Probably the only duck farm" OF
any size and importance in the vicin-
ity OF New York is that near Little
Falls. Three acres OF land are given to
the raising OF ducks.
According to federal law, each state
is entitled to duplicate OF the brass
Troy pound measure, which is in pos.
session OF the United States govern
ment
Old Hurd church was built near Har-
rodsburc, KY, in 1897, and i. is said
that weekly meetings have been held
there ever since without single excep-
ton.
A carload OF Kansas sorghum seed
was shipped this month to the island OF
Malaga in the Mediterranean sea and
another carload went to Australia.
Great Britain proposes to build at
once thirteen i,onclad warships, thirty.
seven cruisers. sixty-iour torpedo de-
stroyers and six sloops, expanding $780,.
COO, coo during the year.
Vienna has entered upon IN extensive
scheme Of establishment, and insight.
ly public buildings are to give place to
new ones o; artistic design.
The old style square pianos are things
CT the past, there being on demand for
them nowadays.
John Worse married Mary Good in
Southampton. England.
Oklahoma has sheriff OF the name Of
Fightmaster.
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OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.
Some Things Which She
Knows and Tells.

The position occupied BY the Minister'S vito
enables her,o hear many things Of sra; inter.
eat, and people arc always curious to talk with
her, ~ she Is sure TO relate facts Just they
arc, 1t makes her conversation all the more I'm
pOriAnt
Nn- Rev. W. u. wotthlnc, OF West Berlin, vt,
Isl most charming and ca,InRble lady. She has
lately been bcse!srd to such an extent regard
ing certain incident that she writes tho fol.
iowlng latter for the public benefit;
"IAst March had the grippe, which left my
stomach In such condition that itwuuld not
digest anything. Icould no, eat even baby food
without tho greatest distress My nerves were
IN fea:iully weak condition. and could sleep
but little. Twas also full OF rheumatism from
head to foot aud ached Hwiully nigh. nnd day.
"IwAs In terrible state and feared should
never get we'll tried physicians and nedl'
cIucS. but got no better. Having heard the most
astonishing reports Of tho good done By DE-.
Groene'S Nervura blood and nerve remedy, de
;ermlncd to Try that this tImo instead Of physl'
clans.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

When AIr. R [. Stayenson's book,
travels With Donkey" vas on the
press, some delay in bringing it out
caused him to write this note to the
publishers: "What has become OF me
and my donkey? She was never fast
traveller, but she has taken longer 10
come through Hanover street than to
cross the Gerandau. There must be
carrots in your Office"
a movement is in progress to erect I
statue TO Miss PG!estrello. OF Lisbon.
She was the daughter OF 4 famous navi-
gator. and part OF her marriage doHry
was valuable collection OF charts and
memoranda OF her fathers trips. She
was, besides, an Intrepid and enthusias-
tic traveller. In 1470 she became Mrs.
Christopher Columbus.
General Booth, OF theSalvation Army,
announces his purpose OF making cam
paign OF four months in the United
States and Canada.
4 currently reported utterance OF
Queen Victoria is to the eGcc. that
there were two men who no. only never
toadied to her, but who at times fatty
contradicted her. One is Gladstone, the
other was her devoted servant, John
Brown.
Avolumcot Thoreau's correspondence
vii! appear in the autumn. Many OF tho
letters are said to be delightful.
Gen. Francis A. Walker is writing
about three newspaper letters a day
now on behalf OF bimetalism.
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PANIC IN a SCHOOL
III Chicago, Caused by an Explosion-ono
Boy Killed aud Several Pupils Badly In.

III Chicago, Caused by an ExplosIon-ono
Boy Killed aud Several Pupils Badly In.
jured.
CHICAGO, April o. panic occurred
in the Hombolds public school this
afternoon, and in the mad rush Of the
children to escape from the building
one boy was killed and over score
were crushed and trampled.
Fourteen children lie in the st. Eliza.
beth Hospital under the care OF physi-
Clans while many others were carried to
their home, blythe police. The child
rem were preparing to leave for q re-
cess when loud explosion startled
every teacher and pupil in the school.
A steam pipe had burst in one OF the
rooms and moment later the children
were rushing pell neil through the
halls and down the stairs, shrieking
with fear. The stairway became
choked with tho terror stricken child.
rem. and as they continued 10 pour ont
OF the rooms TO swell the surgiug mass
in the Railways, those in advance were
thrown down by the onward rush OF
those behind.
Over the PROSTATE bodies OF the fall
en- companions the children fled while
the teacher strove in vain to check the
panic The fire and police departments
were coon on the scene. The tiremen
soon recovered fifteen children who
were hurried to St Elizabeth's hospi.
tai. On the way one boy died. He was
David Gunsteck, 702 Dana avenue.
Among the injured and Likely TO die
is Grace Schubert, daughter OF Fire
Marshal Schubert.
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RECOMMENDED FonpARoLE.

Editor Elliott, of Columbus, May be Re-
lenscd-It Causes Some Feeling.
CoLuNDrs, O.. April Warden James
and the new chaplain, Rev. Mr. Z.
Wiugate, OF the Ohio penitentiary, have
recommended Patrick j. Elliott Tor re-
lease on parole.
He and William J. Elliott February
%, 1891. killed two men and wounded
nine others on High street on account
oil newspaper feud OF personal char.
acter. The warden says he is now re-
quired BY the board OF managers to
recommend for parole any prisoner who
may ask for the same and whose record
a. to prison conduct is within the re-
quirements, the board assuming all
responsibility as 10 paroles. Patrick
was sentenced for twenty years.
There is much feeling here upon the
subject.
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without'bclioyingi., They were In the
habit Of wearing ROSTERS In their hats
about campaign timc and they wore
them in 4s02. But in tho Democratic
Congress tho theorists arc at tho helm
as they were In tho national convention:
they make tho taria bill aud they con.
front their associates with tho platform.
1t is true that this platform Is made
to do duty in tho house for ono sort Of
tariff and in the senate for another-for
no du.yon coal aud for dutyon coal
aud true tina. neither bill is in harmony
with the platform. This makes no diff.
ference. The theorists arc determined
and tho practical men In the party have
not shown tho nerve to upset them.
Only seventeen Democrats in the
house voted against the Wilson bill. It
Is not yet certain whether one Demo
cras In the senate will stand out against
the bill. 1t is one thing to be against
free trade and another thing to vote
against 1t. Republicans arc against 1t
aud vote against il.
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On his way back from the woody west
to the lair OF the Taumany tiger Boss
Crockcr takes time to express himself
on the tariff bill. In! his opinion the
income tax is an outrage. As for free
trade, the Democracy OF New YORK is
against it. II anybody understands the
Democracy OF New York Mr.. Croker
does. he performs considerable par!
Of its thinking and more OF its doing.
It may be said Of the New York DEM
ocrats as OF all others. tina. in 1892 they
went to the polls and endorsed the
Democratic declaration in favor OF a
tariff for.rerenue-only and with their
votes approved that part OF the platform
which denounces protection as uncon-
stitusional. Thousands Of Democrats
did this who do not believe any such
thing.
The theorists Of their party laid down
i the doctrine and the others endorsed
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The world has known Oscar Wilde as
baudy-lcGGed oddity with 4 wealth OF
long. taGy.colorsd hair. This was Oscar
in disguise. The real Oscar is a real re-
former, sent into the world TO tell peo-
pie how the world should be ruled.
This is his work Of reform.
Oscars ground plan oil perfect go
cial syatem is that there shall be no
such thing as equality-"the world
would be better II only few were in
command and the masses were reduced
to slavery. mentally as we'll as bodily.
In each country three or four men
should rule; men Of genius, aad these
men should be allowed to do exactly as
they please"
These rulers should be "men OF go.
Mus" and genius Should excuse vaga-
ries, faults, weaknesses, even crimes"
a doctrine in which Colonel Breckin.
ridge will find comfort. Oscar likes in.
telligence in men, but not in women,
whose mission ia to be beautiful. A
beautiful woman, like q man OF genius.
should do as she pleases, no conven-
tionalitics, no restraints.
Oscars programme oireform outlines
blisstul state for men OF genius and
women OF beauty. 1t is fortunate fos
Oscar that he bas both genius and
beauty.
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No Comfort for LII Here.

It is understood in Honolulu that
Llioukalani has sent al agent to this
country to demand OF the President Just
what he is going to do about restoring
her to the throne. The appearance OF
the agent on this mission will be EN-.
barrassiug to the President.
Z Hehas told the ex-queen that great
wrong" has been done her aud that a
great nation would right it. AS the
head OF the rrea. nation spoken OF, the
ex.queen believed that the President
knew what he was talking about and
had the power to carry on. his pro-
gramme.
Lilioukalaui should creditto the Pres
ident's account his determination and
earnest effort to give her back the
throne which the people OF her country
took from her; and ii she had been
more appreciative of the Presidents
honorable intentions and his utter help
lessness IN tho matte. she would not
further torture him with gents and
demands.
The one thing that's settled with re-
gard to Hawaii is that the United
States will take no steps to restore the
monarchy. This country may leave
those islands for the prcsen. to work
out their own salvation, but it will not
try to save them through a monarchy.
Public sentiment aud Congress IN
5derstand each other on this subject and
are in entire agreement at later day
Hawaii will be incorporated in the
United States. Destiny may be delayed
br. not defeated.
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Having the needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
claimed Tor them, the following four
remedies have reached phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds, each
bottle Observation-Disclosures Bitters, the
Crea: remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys, Bucklen's Arnica salye, the
best in the world, and DR.. Kings New
Lie Pills. which are perfect pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed to do
just what is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to tell you more OF them.
Sold at Logan Drug Company's drug
store.
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nEpuBLioAN CLUE
Organized mt Glen En,ton-A Good Start
Blade Early.

Blade Early.
Sposal Correspondence 10 ~ Inisticmer.
GLES EAsroS, W. Va, April Per.
suant to announcement large number
o. the citizens si Glon Eastol aud
vicinity, met at tho school house last
evening and was called to order by
W, Ii. Harris who, after stating the OBJ.
ject Of the meeting, provided to organ.
izo a Republican Protective Tariff Club.
\ permanent organization was made by
adopting constitution and bylaws,
ami selecting the following officers:
President, Bruce Crow; vice president,
Eyt B. Hubs; secretary and treasurer,
John W. Crow; sergeani-atarms, Leroy
Eneix; janiior, Earl Hickey; executive
committee, W. II. Harris, W. 0. Grimes,
Leroy Eneix.
After the election iow minutes was
given for any present 10 come forward
and sign tho constitution TO which all
present subscribed, after which the
meeting was called TO order again by
tho president, who made ashort speech
and was followed by several others. On
motion the following resolution was
adopted by unanimous vote.
"ReS0lued, That the club condemn the
infamous tariff bill now pending before
the United States senate known as the
Wilson bill"
The meeting was large and enthusias.
tic throughout, and the club starls OF
with some thirty to forty members and
promises soon TO reach hundred. The
club meets every Friday evening at 1880
p. IN. A splendid programme ia ar.
ranged for the next meeting. Ii the
Republicans OF the county arc as wide
awake as they are here at Glen Eastou,
you can put old Marshall down for 900
majority next fall.
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Two Kinds of Legislation.

The repeated Democratic declaration
that Congress must pass some kind OF
tariff bill" is amusing. 1t means that
the Democratic party is in tor it and
must face the music.
Some kind OF tariff bill" in this
sense may mean any kind Of tariff bill
anything to wipe out the Mckinley
act or part OF it just to show that the
Democratic party is not incapable OF
doing something with the tariff ques-
ton.
Seeing what delicate matter it is
that is to be touched, what vast inter-
ests are involved, it should make some
difference to the party in power, as it
does to the country, how deep Congress
shall run its coulter and how much
general ripping up i. shall do.
The existing tariff law was formed in
no such happy-So-lucky way as some
kind of tariff bill" The aim va. for
thoroughly good kind, and this the
country got.
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AcooRprSo TO Senator Voorhees, 1t Is q
crime and a national calamity for any.
body TO accumulate wealth in this
country. A man who wants to got
ahead In the world should 80 to Eng.
land, whore wealth is respectable and is
often given title.
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NEVER mind what the almanac saYs.
You can't count on the weather at this
dolusive time Of the year. Look at yes.
terday for day 10 o civilized land, fair
and smiling in the morning, hail in the
afternoon.
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Senator Hills long expected and,
much advertised speech has been spo-
ken. He roasss the administration to o
turn and calls Senator Voorhees, "bla-
tant demagogue." He denounces the
Wilson bill and hurls his contempt at
the senate amendments thereto. All
this is doing quite we'll Tor Democrat
speaking OF Democrats and Democratic
policies.
Still Senator Hill does not cay that
he will vote against the tariff bill. The
simple words, 81 will not vote for this
BILL" would have had more weight
than the whole of his spectacular and
sensational effort. This is precisely
what Senator Hill did not intend to say.
II he has resolved to vote against the
bill he has resolved also to keep the
senate and the country guessing as to
his intention.
1t may be that his plan OF campaign
is to encourage the friends OF the bill to
believe that with the income tax out he
will give the measure his support, and
that having gained that point he will so
against the bill anyhow. This is only
possibility. 1t will not do to rely on
it. Again it may be that be is con-
WINGED that with the income tax out
the house will never agree; which would
accomplish his desire without having to
80 on record against his party on vital
measure.
The speech is entertaining for its
boldness and bitterness as far as tgoes.
1t stops short where the real enter
tainment and the real enlightment as to
his position might be expected to begin.
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Tng governor of South Carolina
thinks Congress has nothing to do with
the telegraph lines running into his
state. The supreme court OF tho United
States thinks 1t has. Governor Tllmau
Is entitled 10 another think.
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The Milwaukee theatre disaster re-
calls the roasting OF tho firemen in the
cold storage building at the Worlds
Fair. The fremen had no chance for
their lives. Responding promptly and
courageously to the call Of duty they
were suddenly cast into a fiery furnace
beyond hope OF escape.
The accounts tell OF the costly decora-
ton OF the play house. Perhaps money
went for tina. which should have been
devoted to making the structure rs
nearly frepsoof as possible. Seeing how
rapidly the thing was eaten up it is
fortunate tina. the house was no. filed
with people o. the time.
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aud It should be easy to reach some Of
1T 1t occurs to US to suggest in passing
that bottle that cannot DO rcilled
would be useless as ''gsowler."
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The Threatened Coal Strike.


All the signs point to strike for
higher wages BY the United Mine
Workers OF America. When business is
depressed the chances are agains. the
success OF 4 strike, but thousands OF
these miners argue that their earnings
are go small that they have little to lose
by m efor. to increase them.
The truth is that with large num-
Der OF them the case is desperate. Their
wages have been brought to point
where it is next to impossible to sus-
taiu life. 1t may be that some OF the
operators have pro6ted by this condi-
ton, but it is certainly true that others
have not.
The miner has been cut to satisfy the
demand OF dealers, and miners and
operators have suffered together. These
operators would be glad OF q general in
crease in wages, If with that they could
get correspondinsly better prices for
their coal.
There is even reason to believe that
in the formal demand they are about
to make the miners have the strong en-
courasement OF some OF the operators.
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LADIES


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It is guaranteed TO give perfect satisiac-
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THE first bather OF the season has APP
peared at Atlantic City. The mos
quitoes will spot that man.
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REpunlIcASs have said what tho CT.
feet OF the tariff bill would be on wages.
Senator Hill takes the same view OF it,
and 1t ia hi. proud boas. that he is a
Democrat