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The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
Mark this Boys,

Did you sper know Il man gho
grew yipn by fraud continue sue
ccssiuIly through life, and leave a
fortune ut dcath2 This question
vas put TO II gentleman who had
been in business i0rty years. AT
ter rejecting while he rcpi,cd
Not one. ! have seen many men
become rich us If by magic, and
win golden opinions, when some
little lhInI led to an exposure of
their fraud. aud they have fallen
into disgrace and ruin, Arson,
perjury, murder and suicide are
common crimes with those who
make haste To &c rlch, regard.
less Of the means.
Boys, stick . pm here. You will
soon be men, and begun 70 act with
those who make money. Write
this good map's testimony in your
mind and with ii put tins word of
Sod : ale that hasieth to be rich
hath an evil eye, and oonsijcrelh
not that povo.iy SHAFT come upon
him"
Let the &ards lead you tn resolve
~ make haste slowly, when you
go INTO bH inesS Ia the matter OF
making moncy.-ES
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
Positive Women.

With strong convictions for the
true and the right in all matters
pertaining To their family affairs,
gre those who are much IN dmand-
women OF indomitable wills and
love for tho best aud NEST sensible
interests Of their Handles, women
who, knowing they have sound
jndgmentand capacity for inteilec.
tnai iorce, never swerve from the
exercise of duty, regardless OF the
opinions OF others. She secs her
daughter or sister, with languld
eyes, loss Of color to the checks,
lost appetite, disturbed slum mbcrs, n
feeble tOttc lns gait, complaining
Of headache, palpltation and gencr'
al indispOsition. With Il Keen in
tDl lect she soon ascertains tho cause
of all these female troubles, and AT
once sends for DR.. Dr6mgoolc's En-
xlish Female Kiilcrs, which she
knows will effect cure.
For sale at Jno l.. Driver & Cos
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
tlabilUNi Constipation.

Is generally difficult TO cure if
you lead a closely confined life
Nou have resortod to pills, but they
are too strong and sickening to take
all the time. The best Informed
people now use Saline pursative
which is mild, cooling and pleas
ant, and far preferable to pills and
one that acts promptly and effect
ually and free from pate. That
remedy is BaIey's Saline Aperient.
It sparklcs and loans Just like u
glass of soda water, is as pleasant,
is cooling in summer, and relieves
habltual constipation, cures sick
headache, soui stomach, heartburn,
etc, and for dyspeptics it has no
superior. Only 80 cents for bottles
containing 20 doses, which places
it in reach Of the mechanic aId Ia.
boring man.
For sale Il, Jno. l.. Driver & Cc's
Drug S orc.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
Svmptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAIN in the right side. under the
| edge of the ribs. increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side, the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade. and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and sickness the bowels in general
are Cos,iyc, sometimes altel native with
lax; the head is troubled with pain.
accompanied with dull. heavy sen
sation in the back part There is gen.
orally a considerable loss of memory.
accompanied with painful sensation
of having left undonc something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains of a prickly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits arc low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortituda enough to try H.
In fact. H. distrusts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed, yet exam
ination OF the body. after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been extcn-
sivcly dcranscd.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
ParlOr Organs.
\ word In their myor. reudi
From the tElriu. I'll Erlorupr .

- '''lN ~ iH'll lhNff- ftAi1
From the tElein. III } liclormcr:
I'VE have ia our own house one uf the pianos
aver rcd 10y Daniel r Beatty IN another col
umn, aud do not hesitate Ia recommend IL FROM
9ur knowledge 81 II. quality. Mr. Beatty has
dralt very hunorahly by n, -
d. =. sodgwick, Of Eonapartc Iowa, says:
"Orran came 10 baud all safe. and after one
h"ur ital send You the cash II more than
metts my expectations. The tome 4 rxcrcdtug-
me ant mri",liou. and the case Is stylish aud
beautifully finished -
from IT, Everett. Esq Cashier National Broad
way bauk, New York:
organ No, GW received. As am fully satis-
scn WIN thc Instrument, I remit without nr-
'lcr lclHy have not thought It necessary 10 call
experts to tcstit All my family are delighted -
Every Instrument fully warranted Tor six years
aH s'flcl INST ciasS in every respect. and ~
guarantee II good iuith they are shipped on from
81" l'dtys test trial. money refunded and freight
chafg's paid both ways 10y ne II they arc in any
,nilh fnisr'Irr-cniod or prove unsatisfactory
Nolnms iurer tlan hi- can br offered
A'ENIN ANIEp, rat where / have none
aise discounts made to Introduce tn new loc-il
rs s'nd for illustrated ADV ERI.lstR tCaiaT
"gue Edlti"nl. with tcslimuu al, from disiin-
s"lsh'o persons, some oi whom you may know,
n,lnft my ing ,lscwhorc. Address, DANIEL +,
hHNlll, Washington, New Jorscy.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17

The dying groans of tho Victims
of tho hip pocket arsenals and the
festive Wade & Butcher cutlery are
beard throughout the length and
breadth oflhc land. The telegraph
wires and mail bags are burdened
with horrible accounts OF arson,
murders and so on down through
the long sickening list Of crimes
known to the law. Is there no
xQmcdy| no means Of guarding or
guarantining against this moral cp
idemicY Shal we as a people and .
nation suffer this bAthe, this dc.
PRAYED and dcmorahzing reckless.
ness of human life to continue with
ont some attempt at prevention
tis tune this maudlin sentimental
ism, this national weakness, that
shrinks from exacting retrlbution
at the hands OF justice, should be
stripped of its hypocritical mask,
and the penalty ola violated law
meted out to the fullest measure.
the quick est, and perhaps the
surest way, rs an exchange says,
"to cure the disease called emotion.
al insanity, the alleged cause of all
our murders Of late, is for the eli.
ents to shoot the criminal lawyers.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
COngrat.u1atOry.
From the Batcsville Guard

From the Ba,csville Guard
OUR gallant friend, Maj. Leon
Roussan, editor OF the Osceola
Times, has cast aside the bachelor
robcs anI clothed himself in we'd.
locks bliss and happiness by tax
ing to himself 4 Petty. Here's luck
to you, my gallant fellow may
your pathway through lite be
smooth and prosperous, without 1t
thorn or thistle to check or aif6
you pain. And may you be blcs-
scd with many Eohlp little Rous'
sans to cheer you and yonr iair
BRIDE on your pilgrimage through
the unknown future.
From L.c Ozark Democrat.
BRo. RoUssAN, editor OF the Os
ceola Tines, has recently become
welded to one OF the bellies OF
Mississippi county. Nay they
bask long in the sun shine Of pros
perily and felicity.
From. ,he Harrisburg Tribuncl
"Married at last" Leon :. well,
we wish you II greater share Of JOY
than usually falls to the lot of those
in our profession. You will now
find that
"uomc is mans ark when trouble
springs,
When gathering tempest shade
the morrow
And wnman's love the bird thar
brings.
His peacc-branch DER IL aood OF
sOlrOw.
From the Lonokc Democrat.
Brother Leon Rouasan, allow rs
to congratulate you npon the con
ubial bliss. May the travel through
life be one of happiness and fortune
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on tho
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pulls
bear the signatures OF c. McLANH and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLASE's LIyRR PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McLdne, spelled differently but
sa,ue pronunciation.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
AGUE AND FEVER .

DR.. c. McLANI's LIVER PILLS. IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgative, they arc IN
eoualed,
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
EsO You shake {!

Throw aside your quinlne, it cf
iects your head too much, and can
MT be retained by a delicate stom.
ach. Discard your pills, they are
too drastic and pull down your sys.
tenn instead of building up, but
send Tor Days Aguc Tonic. it will
cure you permanently of all forms
of chills and iover, periodical head.
ache, neuralgia, dumb ague, etc.
1t produces no unpleasant feelings
abonl the head, it requires no 9th.
cr medicine, AS it performs all that
- necessary to be done IN the per-
nancnt cure OF chills aud fever,
and all malarious diseases. Chron.
Ic cases are cured at once.
For sale at IHo. l.. Driver 4 Cos
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
legal Notices.
Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN thai by virtue
of the circuit Cpnrt Of Mississippi tounty Ark.
- satisfy n balance OF three hundred and Nas
i've fl-i 100 dollars, interest AMI costs Of Judge
mcnt rendered IN said Court on the 2lst. day "
i,eSrmbcr, 1875, IA favor ~ Frank l.. Ja.Ges
against Charles Busan, an'l by me returned, lev
lee, en- Que undivided =, interest IN the follow
ina .ands to-wiI All oi section |, Township 10
North. Range y Ea-t all of section ,, Town
shin - North, Range = East; w Of section
I, Township Is kor.j pfnEr y East c0nlan-
ing in all li3l ,Gi-lOncttS. Also the West half
- of section Ia. Township II North, Range IL
East and ) \ of Section y. Town-hp Is
North, RaIac ~ .,,st, end the l. {. of the = "
Section g. Townsbip Y Moth, Range ~ hast.
cuntimngGlO acres viii ON
SATURDAY THE iFH DAY OF JUNE 1879,
within lrpul hours, and in trout oi the Court
House dour IN the town of p>cculn. sell said
lands To the highest L,ds,r., un credit Of three
60 months to satisfy said execution. Interest aud
costs said land Will he sold in tracts IL forty
(h) acres each, ~ near ~ ma" be, commencing
at the North Ea-i corner Ot each trsG IN the
urlcr IN which they are herein above uamed.
aud continuing until all are sold, unless rad cx-
tcutipn l. sooner satisfied.
Purchaser win be required to give note with
approved security for the purchase money, and
lien retained upon the land Until sane u paid
". Is. HAsklNS,
oscrola. May 18th, ls79. sheriff.
BlackNoud n Matucs,
Atiy'-. Tor Plaintiff
Printers fee. Sl.l 6-l'-L
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17

the Brooks, Baxter troubles. Tic
writer was participant IN the said
trouble, and besides occupied a sea,
In the legislature, and WAS prcpar'
ed 10 invor Mr.. Trpmplcr ia SIN
gle sound reason was presented
No reason was presented that III
our opinion was sufficient, and
though we should have gladly
voted the amount asked for If cor
rect, the truth mast stand
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

a.ok containing liz, of towns in the L. 5.
bgVin. 1000 pup and the ncN Nslapers having
l.rgcst circulation. Al the Religious, Agticul-
Tsljrs RATES. showing cost OF advertising aud
.v,fs laIas wh.cl. an alys.liscr would like TO
know Nh,l.h on r-cci,l oi ten cents Address
GLo T.. KOMELL n "a I0spruc. 81. n. Y.
lopp, iip ''4rhune sq.iiins),
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17

LonD BAcoA sad Every man
is . debtor to his profession, ieon,
the which, us men do OF course seek
10 receive cQuDtcnance and pro6'
20 ought they OF duty TO eudcavor
themselves by way OF amauls 10 be
a help ;hcrcun,o."
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17

THE negroes who "exodused" TO
Kansas, are, (at least as many as
CAM returning to the South salts
fled that the South is their proper
element,
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17

Tar Justices of tho Peace, now
that they have exclusive jurisdic-
ton in all cases of mlsdep eanors,
are attracting the attention of all
lovers of law aud order their po-
sitions are magnified and their re-
sponSLililies increased in proper.
ton to the addiuonal authority
vested in them, and il is incumbent
upon those NOW occupying that dis
tingnlshsd and boborable position
TO see to 1t that the laws are carried
out 10 the letter, without reference
us TO whether that law is wise or
otherwise. A rigid, impartial en-
f.ycemcnt of ii Is what the country
stands most in need of, and that at
ihe least expense to the taxpayers.
A failure, or neglect, on the part OF
the Justices, subjects them to IN
dictrent for dercllction Of duty,
Such at tieasl, in part and substance,
is the meaning aud intent, as W.
understand it, of the late Legisla.
tive enactment that it was Thought
sufficient to lessen or decrease the
expense Of prosecuting ipisdemean'
or cases, fully oqs half or more, and
yet meet the exigencies and re.
auirements OF the times. But con.
,rary to expectation, and, we sup.
pose, by u strange force of habit
we find his Honor, Judge Mack, al
tho present term " our Circuit
Court charging the Grand Jury ii
y diligently inquire into all cases
Of misdemeanors WA may come be-
lore them, and report the same to
him in Court" and the prose.
cutting attorney lending bis assist
apec IN summoning the populace
before the Grand Jury to bo quiz
zed for that purpose.
And yet we expect to be told OF
What great saving in the way OF
costs FOR prosecution to the people,
and OF time, labor and annoyance
70 the Grand Jury, has been the
fruits of this wise legislation. But
then, We are no lawyer, and per
haps are unable to grasp such alb
struse propositions OF law and econ
omy, and as there ave many Others
in this community yho, Ike our
self, would like to be enlightened
on Tins subject, VIC throw out these
hints in the hope that some one
will rise and elucidate-tell Us
where the saving to the tax payers
coGes in, ard ~ what authority
the IunctlOuS anu uutics VI lnltTiOl
courts are usurped before proper
process is had in those courts, and
appeSls granted to ,be superior
COT. W. II. BURKE, Editor of tho
IIeieMa Wogaj. who participated
IN the Brooks. Baxter troubles
and who wqs 4Iso member of the
late Legislature, has the following
to say about The Tru"p..er claims:
"The ARKANSAS Trasa,er, and
Theodore Tilion Pits of tue Aus
lin Triumph. are making consider
able noise over the faiiurc OF the
late legislature, to pay the CLAIM OF
Trumpler, VINO sass that the rtslc
j. In arrears TO hin 10 the amount
ol several thousand dollars for
Agaitiops Of war furnished during
.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
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The Osceola times., 1879-05-17

Hon. JOHN O. BLACKwooD, the
able representative OF Mississippi
county, is out in a letter in reply to
attacks made upon him hy the Ar
>ansaw Traveller and Batcsville
Guard on account Of The Trump
Ter claims" before the last Gen raj
Assembly. We know nothing
about those claims, but il the opin
ion of II majority OF those whom we
heard discuss the matter while the
legislature was In session, is worth
anything, then Mr.. Trumpler has
received moro already than his
stock OF arms was WORTH Harris
bur8 Tribune.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17

containing the testimonials 81 practlca' farmers
ana DAIRY throughout the t'uiiDd Staics az"
sectional views Oi a COW e geais aud lag .ls-'',
tu ant scientifically explained, by DIS Nhio
and v ilron oi tine civ sent ne. 10 any All
dIoss t,Eo t Ll<t, President.
once, 90 Broas'asy, Aew iork.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17

President HAYES, vetoed the
second bill having in view the pro-
hiblhon of "Military Interference
nj Elections"
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17

Tue Memphis Appeal says "tho
homicide business has broken ont
afrcsh. The pistol has been ex-
changed for the butcher knife,
The only way to stop the "homl'
eide business" is to maize cEim,,
nails ieel the power of the law
When u man feels that there s an
absolute certainty that he will pull
hemp for homicide, he will not use
his festive pistol or his tutchei
knife.
l.. X. Democrat.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
9 10 sSe o. Motto Be-

" 10 sse o. Not 10 E3c. p
II isa question OF Importance to
all afflicted creatures, whether they
will be cured OF disease by reno.
dies which leave long train Of
bad after effects, or by II medicine
that strikes at the cause Of the NAL
ady and cradIcatcs 1t, without
doing any more harm than that
much water? CLIFFoRD's FEBRI.
PrGE, for the cure of all diseases
caused by malaria is palatable,
powerful Antlperiodic aud Tonic,
and yet never produces headache
noise in the ears, deafness or any
of the eylla consequent on the use
OF Qniuine, Arsenic, etc.
j. G.. RICHARDSON, Propr,
For sale by all druggists. st
Louis.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1879.

FATHER RYAN, the poet priest oI
The South, .diel in Mobile a few
dnys:go.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
MURPHY NEErlNG!
Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-17
THE PATENT SELF-ACTING
COW MIXER MFG co.

Eypy one who owns
a COW should have one
Of uui wonderful Milk
crs. a child can use
item Svtt free To any
part of the Uriiel
sts-,s on!r,ccipi oi -
.5,ndfrr ou Illustrated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
A WORD TO DOuDrERs.

There ID 4 good old English maxim tina, tea =
ches Us to ''belieye every man honest until We
know him to be 3 villain.- American custom
seems to have reversed this law and appears TO
make every msn = villain until he has proved
himself an honest man. As with people so
with things. Every article placed in our mar
ket- can lay claim to popular favor upon In
trin,ic merit and value .lone. Continued pop
ulsrity. therefore. proof positive OF intrinsic
excellence DIR. Pierce's Family Remedies are
far more popular to-day than ever before. The
people have tested them and know them to be
genuine remedies for the diseases they are re-
commended to cure. The Golden Medical Dis
covery and Pursative Pellets are the best al
terstiye, tonic, and cathartic remedies that
can be used In chronic diseases Of the stOmseh
and liver. The worldwide popularity OF the
Fsyorite Prescription, - = never-fsiiing remed '
for Femsle Diseases, would have alone secured
to its discoyerer the fame he has 80 richly won
DR.. ssge's Cstzrrn Remedy, Of which DR..
Pierce Is also proprietor. |. recommended by
those who have tested its virtues as . sale and
reliable remedy TOR catsrrh in its worst forms.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
THURSDAY, xAR.E 20. 1878.
The Election OF Mayor.

The election of Thursday passed very
quietly. Although very little effort was
made to get voters TO the polls the re-
suit shows that the Republicans did
their duty nobly in Sll the waids, their
total vote falling only II below that cas-,
Oh Monday the Sd inst. This is a very
encouraging sign As it shows that the
individual members of the party are
the future, every Republican will be
ready to work for the support OF his Po-
liiical principles, and this j. one of the
suresi signs of the success OF that party
-. .s.v "vAt vivUIiuu. Tire Democrats
had no hope OF electing their candidate
but they did hope to again defeat an
election by the people and to this end
the Greenback movement of Wednesday
afternoon was made. At that time
another Greenback caucus was held and
Capt. Uzzial ID. Curtis was substituted
Tor Mr.. Horace Davis AS the candidate
OF ihst party. II is not believed that
Capt. Curtis is in sympathy with De
Aocrscy. but il is believed the move
was made in the interest of that party
aud with the hope that the votes given
him by Republican Greenbsckers would
again defeat the election. The third
election, requiring only a plurality to
elect. had been fixed on by the Demo
Gratis as the time TO rally. and by con
ceniraling all the forces they could con-
troll, on ore candidate, elect him TO the
position of Mayor. This would have
placed them in good position for The fall
campaign and strengthened them By the
prestige of success. 1t ought not 10 re-
quirc many such instances as have been
furnished by these elections 10 show the
Greenbackers, how little they can ac-
complish without the aid OF the Demo
Gratis and how little they can depend on
Democratic aid when that party is no;
10 receive the lions share OF the benefits
Republicans can congratulate themselves
on the good work done already and the
prospects opened TO them for the future,
but they must remember that continued
success can be obtained only BY contin-
ned effort. The battle will not be fully
won until our State and tbs Congress of
the United States are again in the hands
of those who saved the country from
destruction and who are fighting still
against the same party, possessed OF the
same malignant spirit, which animated
il in 1861.