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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26

WHEN President Walker, of the Board of Education, at an impromptu examina- ton in primary school, asked bright ittle f,low, with twinkle in his eye, How many seasons are there?" he was answered, "Two-winter and summer tn this city" There is the making of a trustworthy "Old Prob" in that boy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26

TIE history of Germany and of Ger man literature is being rapidly written in bronze and marble. To Queen Louise and to Goethe statues were erected in the course of last year, and committee for the raising ofa monument to Leasing has issued an appeal to all Germans abroad tor subscriptions in aid of the
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26

TIE centenary of George Supplements birth is to be celebrated on the 9th of June at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England
 At the same time steps will be taken to erect building for the College of Physical Science, to be called the Steph- enson College for the University of Dur
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26
TIMELY TOPICS.

A GOOD average yiell of wheat is look. ed for in California.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26
No mnsnitaI NeeaaA.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop Bit. ters' patients, nor large salaried, talented buffers to tell what Hop BitteIs will do or cure, as they tell their own story by their certain and absolute cures at home.-Nse York bldepe,ldent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26

JAY GoULD's agents have contracted io ship forty million bushels of grain down the Mississippi auring the current wear.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26

ToBANo, chief of the remnant of Vic. torios band, and four followers, have been captured at Chihuahua, Mexico.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26

FROM five to ten thousand railroad laborers are wanted in Colorado.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26

P,srMAsTER GENERAL JAMES is reorgan izing the railway mail service.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26

THERE are now in the treasury S173,. C0O.000 in gold, probably the largest amount ever accumulated in one place.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26
FIXES PEAK Is 14ssB Ret in heicht

PnKE's TEAK Is 14,s5B Ret Tn height, yet flowers grow on the very summit. These are the same varieties, and as brilliant in color, as those that grow lower down on the mountain, but are much smaller and more delicate. They nestle close to the ground, and look very beautiful against the snow, but it has been found very difficult to gather or preserve them
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26
RUssEILyE POPE COUNTY ARKANSAS THURSDAY MAY as

said, was not anxious for a market for the precious metals, but for her agricultural produce.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26
Joe Emmett's Luck.
N. Y. Star.

N. I. stAT.
 1 was told in the strictest confidence the other day. that Joe Emmett, after a matinee adventure, secured some of Rus. sell Sage's points" used them promptly and in few days was $30,000 better of. Of course there was a woman at the bottom of it."
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26
THE MARKETS.

-Plaids bid fair 10 hay a run of fash. ionabl Elyor
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

FEED FOR LAYING HENs.--A corrcs-
pORdent asks: Can hens be made too fat
TO lay?"-Yes indeed. Fat hens rarely
lay. If hers are fed SO much or so Ofteu
that they begin TO fatteu rapidly. they
will soon step laying. He asks again; Is
there any thing better than corn to make
hens lay ?-Eo food is better than Indian
corn or ground corn Qndian meal, to
iatten hens, and of course it should be fed
sparingly to laying hens. If hens do not
lay and are fat, feed them but once day
at evening just before they SO to roost-
giving wheat segeeaiugs, bnckWheat, and
oats, In such proportions as you judge
best, Throw the feed upon clean ground
only IA fast as they pick it up. Stop just
a. soon rs you see any IF the flock begin
To wander away. Let them forage all day
for weed seeds, grass, insects, etc, Fliey
must have warm quarters, welt ventilated
at night, aud u sunny run by day in
winter, After while hegin TO feed them
spariagly little meat scrap chopped fine,
broken bones, oyster shells, etc., and they
will probably soon begin 10 lay.--Ameri-
caR Agricultarisi.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
WHOLE NO. 1882.
Current Comment.
PHILADELPHIA EVENING NEWS.

10 remove frcclley~-tall heir to = s.ur-
ne 40 one viii see III II thtn.
The Jurors in the Guit.au co-. oro al
Increasing r.. in weight. Laugh and grow
70, lhe swell youth now bangs his bai.
mat Is because his father did no+ e,,a.
gently bang lis heir. 7''-''
:, People who own properly crvwhcrc en-
ms SI continent will breath easier now,
-''EF" clark Gaines has LOST her last suit.
10 make modern magazine nocm tol.o
! one part cstheticism. one part a.,,rtat;1,,
! required. -'o 'esiih7
~. IS black Stockings are not at all pretty
/ !i!"lr popularity must be dna to tbn c,,t
'h'' "4cn the shoes wear out the stocl.;m,s
don't show. '''' ~ ','ii'':'
Stndrnt; The popularity of the French
Wo!a Ori2-a-brac is due to its cuphcrDi.m
~ Is nlac1 pretticr than its English syno-
We takG the Lowell Citizen mans word
l4r me following startling assertion Ill
/ Iii !ho little things that fret and worry ~
IKE a Pin in a girls bolt.
Lcrhc Is coming back to Canada and
l1cuiae Is going to the South Of France for
nc winter How these two people d1
!oNe 70 wIitc to each other.
II i5never too late to mend. bnt r,,ocr,.
per, young man, that the earlier Won hne;,,
the better You cannot make in f5r g..
'i!nc by turning your watch back.
E|!th: As YOU say your lover is a busi-
1t - man who has to 20 to his work carly
W.; W. uilhk It your duty to suggest that he
! ni1 You good night not later than I0o'clorl,
though even 8 O'Clock would be better.
Il is noticeable fact that almost al Of
tle (rllnls who are arrested are mere boys
'nG ln;yortN under u years OF age.-HGr-
L,''O"rJ 3""grGpb, And all began their
"o"h"aEd e3Ersc as cigarette smokers.
\ philadelphia servant girl committed
sEicidc and the coroncr's jury could find
no cause 1or the rash ac;. Ihcv 60 not
hh'" much &6cut servant girls. She prob
a1lS EdiCd herself because she could not
crowd ten nights out into one week.
When man calls you liar and vcu
EaoW YOU are not one nothing need Ec
done, as time will prove that the othcr
fellow is fool or knayc. But if vol
really nave lied you may preserve your
reputation toT vcracity for an hour bv
knocking him down.
y famous scientis. says there is often
marked personal resemblance between
husband and wife after they have been
married awhile. We have noticed that
!act> Some time ago gallant Philadclrhia
man. whose eyes were blue. married icl
ou3 Clack-Cycd woman and in less than 6.
year ne had black eyes himself
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
All Sorts From All Sources.

Ex-Ircsident and Mrs. HAYES will sail
for Earupe in fortnight.
DR.. Mary Walker is lec;ur;ng on Pure
Love and Sacred Marriage"
Mr.. LOngitllow is 50 far recovered from
his recent Illness that he is now able TO
take long walks.
A. B. Alco;t and his daughter Loui,a
celebrated their birthday last week by aG-
dressing poems to each other.
Miss Daisy Hampton, daughter Of the
Senator, will make her first appearance in
Washington society this Winter.
Ernest I-Ongfeliow, son of the poet. has
.iHSt had the honor of being elected Vice
President Of the Boston Art Club
DR.. Hollands poem, Bitter Sweet
had the largest sale of any poem ever pnb-
li&hed in this country-25O, 900 copies.
Secretary Blaine has cabled his thanks
to Baron Steuben for naming his son after
him, and has ordered the finest silver CUP
that Tiffany can make to send to young
Blaine Won SCuben.
Miss Annie Louise Cary owns ono of the
most perfect cmeralds in the world; it
weighs twCnty-three earats and is valued
at $4,000. 1t was bought at the sale of
Queen Isahella's jewels in Paris.
Two-thirds of the buckwheat OF the
country is grown in New York and Penn
syivania. Ofthe Western States, Missouri
sta:ds first. The hulls are now in request
for packing purposes.
The steamship ArizonG carried out from
New York recently the heaviest mail ever
taken from that port by a single vessel
1t comprised 502 sacks, of which 233 sacks
were sent from the General Post Office
The grand jury of Philadelphia, Thatrs-
day, found true bills Of indictment against
Michael J. Fitzgerald Joseph +. Paul and
Wm. Pose. charging them with making u
false Cet0Fn in the twelfth division, fourth
ward, at the last election. The returns
sets ont that John Donohugh, a candidate
for senator, had received ~ votes, whereas
the commonwealth charges that he re-
ccivcd 5S ami more.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
TIRE VOICE OF YESTERDAY.

The wind blows cast the wind blows west,
And the snow is lightly FILLING;
The snow flies eSSt the SHOW ilies west,
To the fond old year calling:
=" Harden thy heart the hour Is near
When thou n!uH part forever
from all the thres t. thee 50 dear,
From all the merry weather"
Tic SNOW falls soft the snow falls slow.
It's lite crystals finger:
And passing ri;tS Of sunny glow
Whisper the Spliag time nearer.
And hearts may break and flowers die,
And CID years PISS fOIevCr
Into Il cold eternity.
Tie great sun dieth never.
And Hearts Shs!l rise. and SHOWS shall cease,
And birds shall sing forever
The little Chrisl Cii!d bring its pcGcn
AID patience ever. ever
-Ehi'GdeiphiG TtlRcs.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Herr krupp. the PTusSan canEon foun,
der keeps $1,000 men ut work f+.ging big
guns for The nations. 30 Peace Congress
does 70 much To preserve the peace Of the
world as this @rmy OF cannoR-makers.
Whoever contributes to make war more
dangerous ana disastrous contributes in a
still larger degree to make wars less frc-
Gucnt and more uncertain liz their results,
Every monster K:rpp gun added 10 the
arsShais of belligercnt nations IS \ Eew
guarantee fer good 5chayio%
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Comedy Attraetlvel Winning These ex-
presslve words are often and properly applied
to the fair ladies Of our favored land, who keep
their hair abundant and natural in color and
lnstre by the timely use of Ayers Hair Vigor.
The Vigor is safe aud agreeable !; and its effects
are very lasting, makingi the most economical,
and at The same time the most beneficial and
elegant Of toilet preparations.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Ron some time past. Grandson Harris,
of Augusta, Georgia, has been stealing
hod;es from the cemetery and shipping
them to the medical colleges in Atlanta.
He found the business a profitable one,
and was adding to his facilities to meet
the increasing demand when the officers
of the law pounced upon him, Monday.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

George G. Sickles, aged 50, father of
General d. +. Sickles, was married ON
Wednesday in New York, to a lady aged
about 45. There is no hope for bachelor
who reaches that age, but, apparently,
a widower is always safe for wife when
he wants one,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

How hard pressed the Navy Is FOR YES
sell. "a perform necessary cruising service
may be Judged from the fact that il is
taking y wooden hull. which has Hcc9 on
the stocks ri the Br0oklyn Yard for nearly
twenty years, and preparing TO launch and
ftn nish Ii. The liyc-oaI tinibers are found
to be so2nd,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

The Christmas number of the Golden
Ddys, published by James Elverson, in
Philadelphia, is beautifully illustrated,
and contains choice reading suitable for
the occasion; it bears high reputation
and well deserves the success it meets
with
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

WHAT an American merchant marine
would mean is indicated by MIR Lorilard's
project, TO buili steamers which will cross
he Atlantic III six days It is declared
that tie project will be carried out, A
basin, to be surrounded hy docks, has
been selected near Fort Schuyler, and
passengers fyoin New York will be taken
to and SO by sail. When American YES
st!s competed for the carrying trade of
The ocean they cxcclIcd IN speed. The
Collins steamers bea: the Cunartlers. Now
an American linc that Will make express
speed is the newest idea.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

An exchange is opposed to Postmaster
General James postal savings banks
scheme. 1t says: 1T is no more fane-
tion Of the government to go into the saw
ingS bank business than it is to nurse
babies" What ever Is an accommodation
to the people the government should think
kindly of, aud lift were TO assume the task of
nursing babies-especially the cross ones
it would perform very popular work and
bring Joy to thousands OF homes.-NoyTis-
tcR,a Herald
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

The poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself withso-called Troches and thereby
upset his stomach with curing the trouble
some cough, should take our advice and
use at once DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and
get well.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

A thousand persons, mostly women, are
employed in engraving and printing gov
ernnient money and bank Aotes at Wash
ington. They are so strictly watched
during the working hours, that they
look upon themselves as prisoners.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

The papers all over the country have.
been ridiculing the big hats worn by
women in the theater. We have said.
nothing upon the subject for the hats we
have seen. offer nothing to be. enlarged !.
upon.-LotCeE Citizen.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

one liquor saloon, in Bridgeport, Conn,
Is estimated to damage property in its inn
mediate vicinity $4,000. Experts esti-
mate the average damage throughout the
city To be $1,000 for each and every drink
ing shop. The total damage by the traffic
to the market value Of all the property in
the city IS estimated at $750,000.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Judge Hilton has given an order TO q
Boston sculptor for o monument TO the
late A. 4. Stewart, which will be erected
in Trinity Church yard.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

SOMETHING ABOUT NITRoGEN.-Cyery-
where, then, where sir is, there Ia nitro
{ II, Not only in the atmosphere as 1t
surrounds the Wh0l". earth, but in the
waters 0f sprlngs, streams, and the ocean
which dissolve air and hold il, aud in the
soil which the mir likewise permcates,
does the aerial nitrogen occur But there
is great deal Of nitrogen besides that in
the air. Nitrogen forms a part of every
plant from thc grass 70 the olk, and is in
gYcGy organ, IN root, stem, leaf, howcr.
flNit, and seed: II occurs in the body Of
every animal, aud In every part Of the
body. Neither pllRts nor animals could
live Qp even exist without it. il is an
essential element Of all our foods, and the
cost licst component OF fertilizers, It's
compounds are in earth, and air, and sea !;
in every fertile soil indeed no soil could
be fertile without them.
l have just spoten Of compounds OF
nitrogen, and 0H9ht t9 captain the differ.
anoe EetAaelr ArfQgep in The unc0mbined
state, and in compounds. The nitrogen
that makes up the bulk of the air, is in
what chemists call the free state. The
minute particles, atoms, as they are called.
are not united to those Of any other elc-
ment, they exist by themselves, hut thty
are thp8hie W combining with other ele-
ments to form oomp0uRds.. Thus an atom
of nitrogen unitcs with three atoms Of
hydrogen to form n compound called am
monia, and two atoms Of nitrogen COM
binc with five atoms of oxygen to form q
compound called nitric acid, so long as
the nitFogep relnains free, neither plants
nor animals can make the most complete
use Of It, hut In It's compounds it can be
directly used rs food by both animals and
plants. And the compounds of nitrogen
are employed in great variety of ways
to supply the wants Of man. - kTo6 At,
trater IN AmcE car ArionktMriat for .Ian.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

The Mints arc still arilding cut liver
dollars, 20 be piled up in the vaults of the
Treasury and Sub-Treasuries, at the rate
of nearly half Inilli0n 8 week, Congress
should stop these silver mills without q
days delay, u eos;s money 10 run them,
and the cGUntry has NO use for their grist.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

New York gossips credit Gen. Butler,
with the intention Of taking 10 himself o
wife, at an early date.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

The activity displayed in the building
Of railroads In the Far West is one of the
most remarkable features of the present
era ofnational prosperity. In q ahort time
there will be five through routes to the
Pacific, where few months age thefC was
enly oas: :, These win be the Northern
Pacific Railroad, the Union Pacific, with
its extension row building, to Baker City,
Eastern outlet by way Of the Atchingon,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, the Atlantic
& Pacific, now pushing rapidly westward,
and the Texas & Southern Pacific, already
finished.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

CATARRH Clear head and voice. easy
breathing. swe,t breath. perfect smell taste
ard hearing, no cough, n0 distress. These are
conditions brought about in Catarrh by the use
of Sanford Radical Cure One bottle Radical
Cure. QUO box Catarrhal Solvent and one I'm
praved Inhaler, in one package, for 81.
Death to rats and vernlin Parsons Exter-
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

The Philadelphia .T,rrs dryly observes
a m.srhaiiC in search Of work is ''ollt of a
joh. > cierl; IN the same pYed;cament is
"d!senGiScd." and d professional man SINH
ilrly placed is '3t leisure" The ne
ch'nic gets work, : the clerk connects"
Eimseif with some establishment, and the
professional man ''resumes practiCt." Tnis
rric holds good in some ether things be-
sides employment, WhtQ pne Of the
upper ten has 3 kfnh titno over night,
Il Is said the HeSt day that he was slightly
elevated. The middle society man. un-
ter SIMILAR circumstances. was Il little in
toXicatcd," but the laboring man was
"bCasily drunk
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Death to rats and vermin, Parsons Exter-
minator.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-27
VAN DYKES SULPHUR S0AF

ssapsfor 10 alotAer soaps II lsoouinaa wfh snI-
phar iuils pare unadulfeated state which cnters the
pores u the a in being absorbed into the blood sAFengb
minute espiIiarics and fbns acts upon &c skim
whether h beaithg 81 diseased ceudi lon both
locally and coastitutJnaliy, thereby eliminating all
Impurities from the blood and exciting the skin 10
healthy aetoA. Il prciiiv dEeness purity ami
srssaHess the compilation NAieh is qaequaied and
he prfAiAced by 10 other meuA BE toilet nursery
Aatii-faon Is complete without IT, d makes fie skin
salt. cisaE pure white ard heAthy + cleansing. de-
oaoriInE dsiafsciing sooihirg dealing and purify
ine daHdra1. elaing, ulcers SORES ptiols,
roasbaes and fsanees y the skim relieves ltelipgs
burning and st}Eelus Of HE skis. aud irritation OF
biting and singing inseea w relieve Itching Piles
whet nefhiAg else ~ lsvs any effect. Ask for nan
DYKES SULPHUR a3 II if}aiat ou it. and fakH no
irsifaiigi sold hy afaepisf4. Asfiffhtleh Miller.
saiyie sors No 3e1 esiieN st4eet philadelphia fa
s DEC y, tss9.-Iy
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DR.. WARES PULM0NALIS.

is household word with iffese ehe have used t. be-
caasr it does us werk quickly aitd efnalS IN tasss nf
Cei.is Colds, fioarseasss lntten "a, Bsshiaa Bfon-
chfs Whonping taaef Cfeup. Feias in HE Bftast
Consumption ard Bleeding 81 alAngs 9nS l0cenfs
hoiile AsS your druggist for & Nholssaia Dts,ot,
n W Cor. Sd aud Cali0Nhii sis4 fhas pa. sef2z.
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Ill i LIZ TRY itR. WARES
ELECTRIC RELIEF /!

BIZ taking internally il will cure cholera. cholera
fn6rbns dIarrb0a, dysetdery. craIop collie. asthma,
phthisie iHduenza, spasms sex headaehef lnoriiha
sickness heartburn, stomach paiH in the back
and sanstroke Applied externally. ID will relieve you
of rheumatism neuralgia sore throat lnmtago, ear
aehe tnoaehp fntianed breasts .9asns git rlcuflsy,
pneumonia frost bites bruises enraas barus. scAlds,
wounds contracted endpns aucorri9a, swollen joints,
stirs and ttes 9f insects sold by droResfa nd atpre
keepers genaraiy wholesale depot y. " corner Sd
and taliow6iii Sis, Philadelphia IA.
% Juue 3.-ty
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The sale upholds tho ycions and lifle at In
expense Of the industrious and virt,ous.
! II takes the sober man S earnings 10 summers.
the drapkatd.
1t subjects numberless wives to untola snf-.
ferings
4 1t is CONTRARY to the Bible.
1t is contrary TO common sense
We have a right to rid ourselves Of the
burden.
Hap 40 FaV4N IIlsr.-one IL tba ms,,hars
Of the Methodist Conference hoia 49,
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aud While on toward street n,
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ROGERS SELL AscueSsAcr MltLen's
FAMILY CHOCOLATE,

az article superior in quality and lower ia price than
any other IN the tiafket. prominent and perenced
New York hyseiau gives il ms opinion that ch9eo
late Is pref Fable 10 coffee Because adds strength
the Sod y, fe to te exhausted bai qeleis the
nerrous ystehi barn9nizes the workings Of me digest
I've organs ana gives purity "a the blood
For superEne eefion ask your eonfeelioner 'or
our Swegf Slicad Vanilla Chocolate. Aseheneaeh K
Miller 81 aud fAiOwlliA sta Rhiia., Pa. sept u.