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Business Chances.

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS analyz-
foods paints. dyes. drugs. waters. etc.
and furnish working formulas. metals AZ
saVel. circular free. EARL CHEMICAL
WORKS. l.lG2 broadway.
PLASTER RELIEF PLANT complete.
FOR sale: VIII sell FOR - per cent % c0fi
a bargain for parties desiring 10 start 4
good cafe manufacturing bus.n"rs. Adj
dress j.. Tribune Branch. lG2 East &id-s'.
SATISFACTORY PARTY. Investing
so 900 10 $1,000 for himself or
fri~nds. may b"com" secretary mi treas
safc and very profitable business. Address
BOX ~. - Church-st.
SPLENDID opening for physician and
for licenfed druggist In thriving town ia
Western New-York. handsome new store
and living apartments 80 situated as {"
command tho patronage OF at least 1.rp
townspcorlc. besides the background OF a
0nc AGRICULTURAL section. Don't buy ont
some old worn-out drug stand merely be-
c.use you may thereby get 4 lot Il tale.
old drugs lliiIe less thhn cost whrn y.u
can have n bright new place Ike tbs.
Address OWNER, Box 40 G,eat Earring
ton. Mass
STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE.-rroats
over S3.Jvp Ter year net. inqnir" ~ NJ.
BLOOD. IL Warr,n-s,.. X. Y. Troy Lnun-
dry Machinery 90.
TO ACTURERs. Free sltcs. cap
Hal furnished ID hullI. power iNiniaN"'i'
81 horse yearly. other Inducements. a"dI-
hy city. j.. De FOREST sHELTOH .,
90, stewart building
WANTID.- Two Young men Of business
experience ANA ability desire 10 act as
New oris representatives, for IN out-of-
town manufacturing or mercantile hou,e.
~ references. Address \. Box "a. Trib-
une once.
WANTED. Partner. by cigar and
chcrpOt manufacturer with some capital
one who Is acquainted with tobacco trade
rroferrcl. Apply 10 10 Chatham Square.
81 floor.
loo BUSINESS CARDS or bill heads.
81; 1000 circulars. 81. All printing low.
send postal. FACLBORN. G9l lst-ave.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London March GAt the wool sales to-Gav 40 bo,es
were offered. Competition active and
there a better There was n n,odero,a
showing o: Crosshrcds. which in active
by the home trade though best
10 the continent. Lambs much more favored
home trade. however. and M
Merin0s sold well Continent BUYERS. especiay n
French purchases The greasies and the Drice.
obtained follows:
New South Waes-2.3Oo bales 4i.God
Queensland-5OO bales. Gi.GSd.
Vctoria-l 500 bales 5dGls ~.
South Ausiralia-2fo bales. 50 sd
REORGANIZATION hnes. Gt09isd
Cape Of Good Hope and Natai-2tO bales. 4'k07isi.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
Galveston. March Cotton easy: mdd!ine TIC:
low middling, l5-l6c: good ordinary 6Asc: net and
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tuork t0anteo.

Males.
As SECOND or third man indoors: ngrJ
&c. good English reference. ]. s.. POI Sth-
av"
A GARDENER and FLORIST wants
place. private; II years' experience in
denmark England. France and l.. $;
81 years Old address GARDENER. ZIG
Brrbrn-st.. bioohyn.
4 roy. ~. wishes situation as hall
boy 10 hoard with employer. or 10 i've ~
home. GEORGE WOKRELL. D0s Sth-avc.
\ Roy. Is wishes situation as hall
boy tn board with employer. or live home
experienced. FRED NIL. 1,22I Broad
way.
BUTTERFLY competent EnglIshman
90 good character. /. miidlc-ased ana
single: prefers single handed place;
lirpokyn and Ncw-Nork references.
HENRY HARRISON. 33i East l0th-st.
EJTlER. by n butter In private fam
lily. generally useful; city reference. I.
H.. Room - - Rosr-st.
HITLER or SECOND MAE.-By Swede.
%. single. IN n private family; city refer
ence; CITY or country: last lady can De
SEEN. address 5. H.. lioN ~. Trlbunr Up
town ONCE, l.2i2 liroadway.
BI-TLER.-iiy competent Freedman. or
good valet. In private family; understands
his business In all branches. perfectly
sober. Hiri class city reference. u. u. p''
i5S Nast 1Gth-S..
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BOARD ano Rooms.

AICOVE. HANDSOMELY furnished.
and other desirable rooms. excellent board !:
families or gentlemen. American family.
u West 12th-st.
GEAMERCY PARK. NORTH. 1870 East
Desirable rooms. with q. without
board; privileges OF park.
GEAMERCY PARK FAMILY HOTEL
Suites; single rooms steam heated. OK
celient table: REASONABLE rates; privilege
OF private park: reference.
GRAMERCY PARK. &c 10 30.-Famny
hotel; sIitf. single rooms; steam heated,
excellent table. reasonable rates.
Gs WEST list ST.-IIall room. back par
Tor. with excellent board; table board.
1oD-ST, 2Os WEST.-Elegant rooms.
with nrst-class board. location best in
city, references
75TH-sT.. 1ig WEST. handsomely fur
nished large and single rooms: superior
table and appointments; references ex-
changed.
l23D-ST.. 100 WEsT.-T;legart. large.
sunny room: running water: private bath;
nrst-class American t1ble: line locatIon
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CDACIIMAN.--A gs1t.~intu wishes to
p-prur, g. situation FIR hlS cpachinan l'Ar-
r!eI who ha4 ~ q WIN llm Or ilsc yeas,
!~ o. honest. ,.rrr and ;"liahln. ana t-N"s
eNr-licnt car" u horses. carriages ana
ha.icsF. country preferred Address Box
- N"s-Nork posi- lice 90 JAMES, Rose
hnnt InetDil.r. Slnf.n Is.Anl. y. y.
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Citn Real Cstnte for Sale.

81
AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSE; hand
somely decorated: elegant gas lights. hand
irons. gas logs. plumbing in perfect order .
swell front. 1nc views; near handsorn -
Jart Of Riverside Park. near Presbvt"r!an
Church. Dlst-st. For particulars, address
HONE. 2sl Columbue-aNc.
Ny SHARE and half acre lot In sullivan
County club. near clubhouse, price low.
Address CLUE 2jl Columbus-avc.
PROPERTY FOR SALE. 25xioO. Apply
POS Sullivan-st.. near Blcrckcr-st.. y. y.
City.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0S'h-st.-
Substantial artistic. detached house. low
price. send for circular. ATLAS M
pROVEMENT co. lS broadway.
SUPERIOR MODEL HOUSE, Hay
windows; beautifully decorated, highes'
standard plumbing: n"ighborhopd all built
up with costly residences; cheapest house
IA city: 10 feet wide. price So 900. easiest
terms: always seen. Apply 494 Yves, End
ave. or r. HOUGHTON. 40 Broadway.
3-STORY. 90 H.. frEt-class house: choic-
est location: near Park and Office At Jess
than cost Of production. STEVENS. 9Th
ave, corner 03d-st
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for Sale.


ATTTNTIoE--scw'ng machines q all
kinds. new. 81, good secondhand. $40.
csSh or credit. EXCHANGE. rented. At
RArSCN'S. 2i3i 3d-ayr.. liS,h-si.
~ l..IILt.'s iOOL STORL. ~ Eulton.
a., Ncw-lotk WORKSHOP mochinrry 600:
,aNs. designs and iaucy wood, iHcuba,ois
ana ulop.~rs Ia olefa;;oa.
At REDUCED PRICES -io' so-onl-
hand wood and Iron working machines.
:lily guaranteed. machinery bought AMI
eNcha.scI. GEORGE J.. EDDY. 3JS NIl!-
son-s,.
\ FINE CUSTOM TAILolI%G business
Immediately Tor sale, good na.Ir"s4 "tr u'
shown. Apply 90 J. ". EKAN. Rcd Bank.
Monmouth County. y. !.
pESl<.-A 'our-fooi. r.n-tsp f..<. foi1
OAK. T.: SD - 10 largest .cN DN.o"
furniture IN New-ilrT Write i,r cat
alosuc. Empire pcSs &C.. 4oG broti way.
FOR shLE.-If You wan; y new roll-'op
o'nce desk, cheap. call AZ Il LIST 2nih-fi
FOR r-Ol!-estaillshel business N
ladies underwear. $50 drcssinteing. n
Guiding ve.y desirable lease 5000 yearly.
frst-claSs location. rare opportunity i'r
any business lady, cali. examine. 10 Last
l4,h-s'.. Room -.
GREAT SACRIFICE -Reiuclny ,feck:
heaut..ul Cold Chairs only S2 20 formerly
g. 80. warranted % r"main brilliant g..l
Buy direct from GOLD CHAIR MANU-
FACTUKEHS. - Murray-st.
LADY WILL. SACRIFICT, her uprirh;
piano cost $3.50 five months ago. ana IN
G!ule stool. scarf for Slsj. Inquire n, rcsi-
dence 1877 East il7th-st.
MUSICAL BOX. low. n, n sac-iaoe.
Uarl attachment. Indicator. r.seHo,l cns' .
so. need money. Room SD. 80. 3 Ini0n
Square.
MUSICAL BOX. Il tunes. large sic. IN
laid case. tur~ indicator. z!;hc' attach
mcnts. n"w. perfect. c9'i sl:j. SOL $50.
need monev. go Broadway. Room ~.
SEVERAL very nne choice pieces - an
ti0ue mahogany furniture. ~ 9th-nye.
near 2ith-s,. Antique repaired.
SELLING OI'T.-Mu-' BE- rall his week.
removal: beautiful COLI Chairs only 81 -
foi re'iy 81. great racritc~. GOLD CHAIR
COMPANY. $50 Gta-a"".. near 2cl-tt
SAFES We have iaaGe UP lV INST
class house snfes. giarante"l nf"pr II;
anime men. P II Gross. 800 nway
SAFES soli direct hy Tie manufacturer.
e. the customers. cheap for cash. ho-s-.
So up. business. So up: catalogue free.
y y. SAFE CO.. ~ Clinton Place.
THO2OUGUHRED silver Scotch terrier
hair u inches long price. So Mr..
SHELTON. 22G East 109fh-st
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COACHMAN. tSEFVL-MAN.-is good
driver. cliy AMI cDuntry AZ uod"l dtr
wages. best T".rre1cr. Adi.ess JAMES.
Box u. Tribune one.
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Dclp Uanteo.

MEN AND WOMEN Of good education
and address are making money, even In
these hard times. Write 10 HENRY
At-TlN. o23 West l3th-si.. Ncw-iOik. for
particulars.
Males.
AN INSTITUTION for the reformation
ana education or children desires sunrrln-
tcndcni; unrNcrptionni references required.
Address ASYLUM, Tribune Once.
ANY MAN can make si2 70 SIS each
week 81 nome experience not necessary
rare opportunity; no pediling; only persons
Wiling To Work every day need apply .
send nearest express Ollie address and 20
centH Tor ~ ~ outfit with full Instructions
THE EMERSON COMPANY. Postof!ice
D0S 10. torunna. Michigan.
ChShiEn ior cafe; cigar attendant .
collector 5000 bond required: real estate
clerk; h1i"l clerk. MUTUAL AGENCY,
MEN I? take ORDERS in cyery town and
city, no delivering: good wages from start
pay weeKi,' no capital required: Ncr"
year roundi s'h'e age. GLEN DhO"''
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Furnished Gonsrs Go Get.

CORNWALL-ON-HC - Furnished
house; stable, coachmans cottage. garden.
tennis lawn: high situation; near storm
King Club: - minutes from station. APP
ply JAMES WILD, Ardgay
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COACHMAH anl GHOON.-iouns man.
married. wishes a situation - cIhchman
an. rrYlin m 'he rr.nfry. thog1urhls I'M
dcrsitrl1 tAr car" o; In" hNfs"s ma ,nr-
riai.os. the a..t oi r~le"cn,~ from lri
employers. Address .. H., BOX -. l2i2
I.r.nAN.A.
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Conntrp Zeal estate fer Sale


AGENCY for Montclair. Res idcnce Pop
critics. all kinds sale or rent. furnished
houses. Tubts & Taylor. B"ekran-st.N y. y.
A BARGAIN AT MONTCLAlt. y. j
FOR SALE.-A modern house, 8 rooms,
cation lot 32xl20: price. 81 go, 2.DoO
cash. balance at per cent. TUBES &
TAYLOR. : BeeHman-st., Room sis. \. \.
NEW-JERSEY FARMS.
For sale. small cash payment situated
near following places: Newark. Elizabeth.
Railway. w-Brunswick. Paterson. Plain
field Sorncrvilie MOrrstown, fomp;on and
Newton: various sizes and prices. Gail on
or address Ii. c. GARNER. 32 Nassau-st.
SCARSDALE.-Well- built houses with
modern convencnccs; $500 and $4,000;
81 90 cash and balance monthly pay
ments. ANGELL. 354 4th-nve.. New-iorN.
Call hafWeen o and l.
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tourists in Europe

% !.
ZltA \ should travel from Liverpool 20 London ~
/TiE1 IA the Great Eastern Railway CATHEDRAL
fEhESE5E ROUTE. II includes tho finest English
IkSsyyyvSE Caihelfas and Abheys Homes 81 the III
$500 g Fathers: Cambridge" University; the
kasaxxfrEs TennysOn and Dickens Country &c Read
tt1TeTTssca Holidays IN England" by Percy Iindiey
Cnssis1 100 pages. illustrated. price - cents.
E.NxsHssv.,\ Direct Daily Service Continent ot
Europe IIarwich and the Hook Of
Holland and Antwerp cheap Tours In
Holland. Rcl-ium. Germany. and Switzerland. Guides.
pamphlets &c. II. j. Ketcham 80 broadway. New
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COACfINNN.- Hy temperate. reliable s.n-
cl. uaa. CTS lr country. iForpuShly cN-
u~iientsi. cnre horses. ctrlia- %. 81. . care
fill driver. would Be- generally useful. city
references. NJ K. Box /. Trlbun" Oh.c-.
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GARDENER and FARMER.-A German.
married. small family: experienced In care
OF farm or private place, with glass or
without, etc: stock and poultry: gllt,edge
butter maker: best OF references. Address
y H.. Box ), Tribune Office.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AID evBSCRlp-
TONS FOR THE NETWORK THlE.
TEE WILL ~ RECEIVED At TIL;
UPTOWN OFFICE 80 l2l2 Broadway.
o. door north II Tllriy-lrst. -. ana 40
VERTISENEHTS AT tn following Branch
Offices: 2ji E.ghih-ayc.. 100 Third-ay",
,eyenth-s,.. corner Third-avc. 40 Eas,
lg5th-st. near Third-avc.. ; .02G Third ave
near SiXty-hrsi-st. l.7cs First-avc.: 100
West Foriy-secCnd-st.: 1872 Coluinbus-aye
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CDACHIAN BY young Protestant.
understand. str. u fine h'-,"s. cur.ag's
AM hnfu~ss. ais, gardening. milking AMI
care - scnfi-u1saS place. good rotor
ences. Address q. Nj. iOl West 42d-s;.
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CONCHNAN.A lady GoIng % Europe
wishes 20 pr'cut" situation fpr her
c0trhwan. whom ahn can highly recon-
fr~ad IN "vary respect. CAN 0r address
COaritIAN. - West iIth-st
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CoACFi.fNN a married English
man cltY or country. thoroughly under
stands the care I horses ami c,rri. S'S
and harness: good clreful lrlf"r. best city
reference COArHHAS. i7G West e3th 81
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flats 90 let, tlntnrnishc0.
THE DALUOUSIE. 40 70 - West jDth-
st-Absolutely nreprOof and fronting Cen
trail Park very choice apartment 70 rent.
Apply TO the JaaitOr.
20 WEST 47TH-S Splendid apartment:
Z rooms and bath.
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GARDENER.-l2 years experience In
garden and lawn. and roads. flowers, e,c. I,
hest OF reference from last and former
emnloyers: married. with small FANNY.
y. O. Box 81, lrvington. n. Y.
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CDACIiMAN. a steady. sober and
cupurie man. with references. city or
COUNTRY. Apply o. former employer. IS
tate ~ Wm. A. Martin Hsvemeyer Build
Ing. corner church and COr,.dnlt-st.
room I. lop.
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SECOND MANLY young man. age -
he.rh; : feet iOi. inches. thoroughly IN
d~istands h.s business. has nrst-class ,,S
r.r.-.r.ey Address T.. !. IL. care ot MY
~ [ aAln II nn-lNn.
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domestic G!Inatlous tCdntr0


NTtIpS
ETTLER.-By man who thoroughly I'm
dristands his business. has the best city
references; Is willing To make himself use
81
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A-A-IRWIN'S EMPLOYMENT BY
REAL, Gth-aN.. and llth-st.. indOrsei by
is patrons as tn most reliable ana ousi-
ness Ike IN the city.
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Agency. 1862 East 23d-st.

HOUSEE EEPER.- By an American Prot
esiant woman as worhirg or mansSlHg
hou~akeep.r in private family. hotel or
widuwers family. with children; good cook
and scamstress. capable To- take run
charge; references: no washing tall or
address HOUSEKEEPER. J1s Atlantic
ave- Brooklyn.
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UOVSEKEEPFR.- By an experienced.
economical Protestant. age 80 desires lgpsi.
ton Of trust In family. hotel school nest
lith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07

GARDENER and FI.ORISf.-By mar
ried German tone chndl; understands the
r,,ucr car. Of gentlemgns country place
in All particulars. LONG experience. Ad-
Gr,ss GARDENER. post1i'ice Box DOB
Sfp!ctOu =. ].
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UOUSEK El;PER.- a young German
widow; or by the week. .i1 West -lst-st ;
ianitOr.
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GARDENER. - A Gcruan Cco: mar
-lal. no chiltiren. ~ months hero. v"g',
..,ir. flowers fruits. care Of hors" and
GO. rrKFPIEIN Ice 3a-ave.. BE-
tween GOTH and ?lst a's.
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MAN AND WIFE want steady place IN
country man TO take care - horses; VIE
10 attend fowls. no family. 30 Rose-s'''
Room q.
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GARDENER 70 prIre fruit trees, grape
vines nny Kind Of work. by day oT con-
tract, satlsfaction guaranteed; referencea-
HENRI BEAULIEC. WooIhaV'n' L. l.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

Should the income tax become O
law, there will be some stupendous
lying done IN this country when il
goes into effect A merchant once
declared it was no harm TO tell a Ii,
to earn an honest penny. When il
comes TO telling how many dollar
income they have many men will
draw 1T mild and give a low figure,
subtractmg all expenses from then
gross receipts. Would not duty OF
sugar give the government a bettel
revenue and prevent the production
OF Ananiasesp-Now orleans Truth.
Tax dodgiug is a common thing,
under our State laws. Men seem TO
feel no compunotion Of conscience
for swearing to lies as to the value Of
their property, when going before the
tax assessor Some law should reach
all sncb. All the same let us have
the income tax and do away with the
sugar bounty, by putting on it
small tax.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

Representative McRae,o of this STATE,
has introduced bill ID the House
extending the jurisdiction Of O&iaho
ma over the territory OF the five civil
lied tribes. We have believed thai
the best interests of The five civilized
tribes demanded that they shoul
comprise seperate community
but we are glad the matter has beer
broughtto the attention of Congress.
1t is time the government was doing
something and we would prefer te
see Mr.. McRae's plan succeed than
for the present condition of things
to longer continue, Fayetteville Sen
tinel.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
THE BEST ROUTE
BETwEE%
Memphis and The Southeast

The Palace Car Line of the South--the
Kansas City, Memphis q Birmingham r..
r. has two through passenger trains daily
between Memphis and birmingham, max
ing close and sure connections with the
trains of all connecting lines. Night
trains have through sleeping cars between
Washington. d. c., and Memphis, via At
lanta and Birmingham Gn connection
with the Richmond & Danyile r. r. the
shortest route, quickest time and the only
line running through cars between those
cities. Day trains have Palace Reclining
Chair cars (scatS free to holders of first
class through tickets through between
Birmingham and Kansas City, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars between Kansas
City and Atlanta. This is many miles the
shortest and by far the best stequipped Pas
senger Line between points in the East
and Southeast and Memphis, and all
points in Arkansas, Texas and the West
and Northwest. Everything new and
frst-class. Through tickets via this line
on sale at all through ticket Offices.
For any desired information, for largo
map and timo table folder, address.
j. H. LOCKWOOD,
G +. and IT, Ag't
Kansas City.
II. y. ELLIS,
Gen'l Agent, $3.50 Main st.
Memphis.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

That the continent of Europe is
passing through cold period has
been pointed out by M. Flammarior
the French astronomer. During tn
past 6 years tho temperature of Pari'
has been about two degrees below the
normal and Great Britain, Belgium,
Spain, Austria aud Germany have
also been growing cold. The chang,
seems to have been in France for 2
long time, the growth Of tho vine
having been forced farther south
ward since the thirteenth century,and
a similar condition has been been
observed as far away as Rio dc Jan
Giro, where the annual temporatur,
has been going down for some years
psst-Scientidc American
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
800 Reward, 500.

The reader of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at last
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
in dong its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative
powers that they offer one hundred
dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, #. j. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Ray-Sold by druggists, 75c.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

arsenic and three pounds soda. Dis
solve in ten gallons of water thor
oughly then sprinkle about like a
heavy dew. II not too bad the sec
ond application will kill the very
worst cases. This remedy has becn
tried here with SUCCESS. The same
applies to Bermuda as we'll.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
A Household Treasure.

DIV Fuller of Conyoharie, N Y,
says that he always keeps DR. Kings
Now Discovery in the house aud his
family have always found that the
very best results follow Its use; that he
would "ot bo without it, if prucura-
bio. G. 4 DykemsD. Druggist, Cats
kill, n Y, says that Or Kings New
Discovery is undoubtedly the best
cough remedy; that he has used it in
hi4 family for eight years. and it has
never failed 10 do all that is claimed
for it. Why not try remedy so long
tried and tested? Trial bottles free at
Smith drug store. Regular Sizes SOC
nd 81. )
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

The St. Louis Republic, in d very
lengthy and sensible editorial, urges
Cleveland to Gil tho Federal offices
with Democrats. Both press and par
ty leaders have been insisting for
nearly year that he "turn the ras
calls ous," yet over one-half of them
still remain in office. Shame on the
PRESIDENT
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

FL Schuster, the well known Tex
arkana jeweler, has secured a con-
signment of those wonderful rings,
said, by those who have tried them
to be an lnfalible cure for rheumatism
Mr.. John Buron and others OF this
city are ready to testify as to their
virtue as certain rheumatic cure
Call and secure one of these magnetic
treasures. f. l.. SCHUsTER,
No. 208, State Line Avenue.
f-s-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

State Auditor Mills has has made a
public statement showing that a clear
saving of over $4,000 to the state,
was effected last year, By consolida-
tion Of the various boards Of the state
charitable Institutions into one body,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

High tariffs, enmity to silver and
noted depression, are the three links
that will bind the had recollections OF
'73 and '93 in the minds of the people
r.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

Henry Watterson says this is "thc
dsy of small men" Henry must
have discovered that he is bacl!
number since his stack on the free
coinage of silver.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
TO KILL JOHNSON GRASS,

From the Southern Cultivator.
| notice an article from J. II. L.,
Greenwood, Miss, wishing to know
how to exiermiaatc johnson grass. /
will give my plan. Take one pound
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

Last week Mrs. Harvey, wife OF
Rev. ]. R. Harvey, an inmate of The
state lunatic asylum, committed sui
eide by hanging herself with a tow,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

VIM. Bidwell, editor of American
Eagle an A. P. A. paper of Ft Wayne
has been arrested for libel.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19

The Helena World says of Arkan
sas, next Uuited States Senator;
"senator Berry is good enough for
the giant young commonwealth.