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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20

A tramp calls his shoes corpora
TONS because they have no soles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20

The proper kind of apparel to
wear while lindling a fire with lSero-
sene is an ascension robe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20

There are two thousand seven
hundred and fifty languages.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20

For weakness Of any kind take
Peruna.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20

The fellow who would not live al
ways should go to Russia and be a
Gar.
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At the faintcst pain Peruna should
he thought of.
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I'll Female COMPLAINTS.


r-r.a--sl5r. IS It's na-rc ss-niaos consists Of
ia. .cstc5 t,ls: arc iaT;oss 10 the most dcI-
f,s ia.ai.A U..ca trial tao EseritI OF this Com
- s9.1 - reco-,1z 4. e3rciief Is Immediate; and
i. is r 81 eontiari. IN il.sciy-ine casos in liua
sa,aI rs:aasteeTe thousands will fes-
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,s,,s;si : and lresrr,asiL ~ tho best physicians In
- aoU.-ts.-.
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q ;:ss stssua, Is.:sossioa, irregular and rsinfn
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rEzEA-UroREonTE-

THIS ncT rusical Instrument Res EFw teen
tEoeeughly ;s7.e.i aat 3 offered 20 tha Ia'iie .a
lmrruEed a-.lI.
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From Z. ". s-AsToss. i5os =. I'll 81 tiiiir'i-
We are confident. from a lorg F1Ier1ce ia
ugirs, and rec0mmencing FRANK stDDAl.l-5
SOAP that one tEiai, according % he yecJ eA,g
r1rinte's drectfous VIII oTereorne al p-el lf = u
also really has wonderful merit fpr having, toiiet'
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I.1lfDr t1ltH 5f71EJ 2 Y f7l1'7717I-'F' ! =,
NY attention vas called 70 TIi.t-sis SlDi,ALt.s
s-f,fss from an advertisement io ny cf@n lIff
ana ia i5sa in y house for nearly year i.fcsi 3
10 the directions. has proved that - r.iilf-ass
rties haze I.cE been oECrs..-te. Tor re.igs-
t,- ,,rintng ink t Is Invaluable, Niiiie ief tll-s
iii sfayiIlz it Is the best Soap have cytz sesn
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! Mrs. II. Ia n Aslr 49, 49, ~----
rdo NY vraslt yiti FRANK KgIDDALISsDAPi n
talf the t.fae and with no xpesise iJF SOAP e1 -.
Srf.1g n Jrt marc tdt Ddysfor y nave 10 s-l
rr nreut from the wash while me b1sliis -
I1oalfh clothes aud labor can hardly Dc c5iil
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SOONER VIHAN
a MAN

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make c
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WH DOES
LOOK OLD

in phyaGna enf l<er-s u
tie q NesfirT,
sssid{ag or folrr cie sii c1ly
.ns s ~ ayoidsd; aerg 5ilg
dGleaE sfast
~ "a VI laa~ ~
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02

viii attend richly 10 all lcgiu-
mate busuess pertaining 10 the pro-
icsssion. Hill
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02

sg-Adverli.ers ny the year will c restricted
20 fhcir legitimate ba'usss.
rS~N,arly Advertisements ma, be changed 81
reset four tines during the ycsr frc" of chsiFe'
sTv-parti-r eou'ysctug for yearly advert Sc
nn,n,s ard disconiinuirc fgcla any caus" VIII ne
charged snor; time rates, as per time Inserted.
kEr HATys
f,vrorsigu advertisements, scvt through
kdyertisiag AyYuci-E. must be rsid for ii sG-
rance. or deposit made with some one whom
We may designate.
MarFiascs and deaths not exceeding ten
lines will be published - ncv :, free Of chalgr,
bat nhitgari,s trihuirs 81 RESPECT, funeral nuuc-
"a snd invitations charged ~ hdrtfii.cmci's'
ss- AH personal maiter, lcttefs cr COMMUNE
cations setting firth Individual sehei.i's OF ih-
tereats TO be promotsd, rmsnG ing from parry
ar pariiss urgaulz3iious "r snciviicT. WIZ Or
charged for H. Othtr advertise nicnis,
ety- In all lEitiinsic de usnds az The demo-
cratic OF Conservative party. or u lie great ~
Ter. II. Of the general lui.lic upon oar columns,
thc TigEs will not tail of its duiy
Communicable set,ins tarih iscts ofi
ters., 20 the people OF toe county. stie or sene-
isi government Vii Us published nee ut caaISr'
sy-Tha name Of the writer OF every commit
nicstlon must accompany tbe sniar. Ut VIII nor
bee pubiished except Whrn ~ Other @lsn state ls
eivon No rejected mauitsSri! fetuFAed.
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and high toned. lie is fine wri
ter, and makes pointed. emphat
Ic speech" i"
/" Emmerson, OF the Columbis
Banner :"
"A lille. nervous, wiry man
positive, outspoken and decided )
Of opinion that Columbia county
was entitled to be heard on the
Gooc Of that House. He was Ger.
iainly fearless and conscientious,
and his paper Is a good one"
'How about Davis, of Yell 2"
"Dayis is an able speaker, has a
clear, well modulated voice, and
stocd high as a legislator. He is II
humorlst, full Of odd conceits and
quaint sayings, and ! am inclined
to think, llttle cynical in his ma
turc, ard hard TO get acquainted
with"
Upon the whole, then, you were
fayorably impressed with the edito-
rial members 2"
Why, yes but perhaps, ] ought
to add, IN common fairness, that
Bruce, Wallace and Davis are law
yers By profession, and that may
have something to do with their
ability rs legislators. i merely
throw this out as suggestion, you
know"
4" Exactly" said we, "but per.
haps the truth is, that beng editors
is the secret Of their ability as leg
lslators. BY the way, who were
the leaders of the House ?"
," III be hanged if know. | have
never found out who could lay claim
to that distinction"
"The Democrat and Gazette both
speak in high terms of the legisla
tpre: What, upon the whole, is
your opinion %
81 will only say this, that | be-
Iievo they were gl! actnated by pure
and palriotlc motives, and really
tried to do their duty. They We're
AL sober, dilhgcnt and pains'akiug,
and the work they have done must
speak for them"
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02
EARS FOR TIE MILLION
Foo Choo's Balsam Of Sharks Oil
Post re'g Rs.ioros TIC Ncg1 9 and Is ths
ORy dbs1fnts C,ns 10 Desf'.fSs
EnomH.

r''s oil T. extracted nem peculiar species o.
ataa.l ~ lilr Shars. rait-.it o. tne Yellow @ra ,
euanr as t.r,hafi don ltltdeisnl Lttly
f.fi' a-n ffh ma "a knows II. lisrlr-nc. as D fc-
slrfslitc of hradag We're ui-crN.rrfl Iiy i.ui-
Ili-t Priest ah ut the year illH To cnrcs were
sl nHufrr a. and many 50 I. eiuins 4 inifacuious
tr-t ti,. mrliy WAS officially TIocitined over
fir aiit rc r.ni tie. h. use Hc'l 80 tiuiV r-a
t..tll ovs 80yesrs 10 deafness mas existed
sslnae the Cfiffs pippic, reht, cAaIsss Pre-
paI 70. ~ Huy HaHfsa, uf > rcr 1rttir.
rnly Imported hy HAfl.teN & CO, Sole
a Ag,rt fir anrrua. Dag 81. he. urs-
ltsvirfuei ere uuqn. .siiohal.l, and ~ cnrsi,ve
1lla.ictcT aii-utr, as the vrifcr can pereahaliy
it-.fiii Aaih G3a experience nnii observation
hinInT ;he 1gry rcadtfso The Rev lev in one
/ pn q aro hfr Of the cau1try. it il rruuIble
| thatunInbtrs rre aticirl vita deafness aud "a
such it may be fa3d -''Wiiic 90 once 10 iiey-
& lock g ca ., ity Street. New york erclesine
I 81 md yo1 vii ricsife h3 return remedy thsi
will enable ,0u ia hear ikc any yaoiy .lee, AMI
| wbose curative caoclA niii hr isr4sa .nsi lou
will never regret doing SO. '--lsdiicr ,f Sru
10 a =. .relnlils Review ; y > i5sj
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MERE BANS vyCEES.
Tie Eli.ss 6fassed hy tf g
Legislature and :SigRcd
by the e:Ovcrncr.

The governor has approved the
following bills passed in the exter d.
ed session OF the general assembly
since March 10:
An act establishing a medical de
partmeat of the Arkansas Univcr-
sity, (lhis was merely TO give legal
authority TO the acts OF The medical
department. already established ai
Little Rock); approved March II,
1881,
An act TO prohibit the sale or
giving away OF ardent, vinous. malt
or intoxicating liquors within one
mile Of Greenwood academy, Sebas-
tan county;approved March 8. 81
An act TO render more efficient
some of the provisions of the school
laws, and TOR other purposes ap
proved March II 1881.
An act to establish u court of
common pleas in Crittenden county;
approved March Ii, 1881
An act to amend sections 81 ard
81 Of an act entitled an act to main
tain q system OF free common
schools for the state of Arkansas ;
approved December Z, 1875; ap-
proved March II, 1851.
An act ameudatory OF an act en-
titled an act 20 change the time OF
holding the courts in the sixth iu.
dcial circuit approved March l2,
1881.
An act to eniorco the payment Of
overdue taxes approved March ",
1881.
An act TO amend an act caiitlcd
"an act TO establish tees" approx
ed February 25, 1878; approved
Mar. II, 1881.
An act supplementary to and
amendatory 60 an act entitled an
act TO establish a luhutic asylum IN
the state OF Arkansas; approved
March Is, 1881.
An nc: to fix tho rate of charges
on short line railroads; approved
March 10, 1891.
An act III relation to certain ral.
roads (author1zing consultations o.
railroads with railroads entering
the sta,e): approved Mar IS, 1881
An act to revive the state board
OF hnancc and raise means to sup
port the state government; ; approv
Cd March is, 1881.
An act 10 repeal an net entitled
"an act TO invest the swamp auC
ovclnowed lands in the Champng
nolie swamp land district rs siocl
in the Mississippi, Ouactiia an,
Red River railroad company" ap
proved March lG, 1881.
An act 10 Ex the mode Of select
ing grand aud petit Jurors approx
ed March Is, 1881.
An act to declare Grandce LAX
Commonly called Marion lakc) an,
the outlet thereto, N Crittondel
county q navigablc stream, and 10
other purposes; approved Mare
is, 1881.
1 Au act to make rcrGnding eer,iG
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Gates receivable in payment for
state lands, and 10 authorize the
auditor of state tc draw his warrant
on the treasurer in favor of the bol.
der of certificates; approved Mar.
IS, 1881.
An act to authorize the treasurer
to pay out non-interest bearing
state scrip IN certain cases ; approx
cd March Is, 1881.
No. 80, an act allowing Miller
county, Arkansas, one representa-
tive in the lower house Of the gene.
raj assembly Of the state Of Arkan-
sas, approved March IS, 1891.
No. 81, an act to appropriate SI75
10 purchase books for the use OF the
eirenit courts of the state APPROX,
cd March IS, 1881.
No. 50, an act to provide for dpe.
ming mp highways on the banks of
the Mississippi river in Mississippi
county; approved March IS, 1881.
No. SO, an act to amend section
43s of Gan.'s digest approved Mar.
lS, 1881.
No. 5i, an act to provide for the
support Of the Arkansas deaf mute
institute. approved March l9, 1891.
NO. 80, an act to prevent the
sale or giving away OF virous or
alcoholic liquors within three miles
of Center Point male and female
academy in Howard county, Arkan-
sas approved March 10, 1881.
No. 56, an act to adjust tho in
dcbtedness of Chicot county, exist
ing on the first day of July, 1879,
and apportion the same between
said county of Chicot and that part
of said county cut off from sald
county OF Chicot and added to the
county of Desha. by an act entitled
"an act 10 change the boundary
line between the counties Of ChicOt
and Desha, approved February 10
1879 and for other purposes" APP
proved March 10, 1881.
No. 81, an act to provide for the
conduct support and maintenance
of the Arkansas school for the blind;
approved March 10, 1881.
No. So, an act to provide for tho
safe keeping OF indictments and
court records approved March 10,
1881.
No 80, an net to regulate the sale
Of poisous approved March 10, 'Si
No. 60, an ac' TO amend section
one OF an act, sizing the price Of
state lands aud tor othef purposes;
approved March 10, 1881.
An act for the rcIiei of the accur.
ities upon the bond of A s. Fowl.
er, late shoril and ex-offici0 c0liec
tor Of tho county of Pope, and state
oc FritHnsas; approved March 10,
1881.
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02
Observation-Disclosures, Ear .

one day during the past week.
we called on "our member" 10 get
few items about the editors in The
23rd. General Assembly, in pariic-
ular; and anything else we could
CLEAN, of general interest, about a
body OF men who have attracted 80
much attention throughout the
country. We found him ready ani
unreservcd:
"What kind OF members did the
editors mul.c?' was our first inqui
~, after sharpening our pencil.
" First rato to tell the truth, bet
ter than expected. had an idea
that men suddenly translated from
the silence and scclusion OF the sane.
tum to the noise ana confusion Of
q popular assembly, would feel a
little stunned and bewildored, and
out Of place; but such was not the
caso. There was }. w. Bruce, OF
Faulkner, an editor, nnd strange 20
SAY, man OF wealth. Bruce is IL
live man. full of fire aud VIM, SELF
educated, and bold and manly in
all bis utlogances. lie was eminent
| iy practical, aut q staunch trioud
OF the people. lie did noble work
in the fight on tho Iaborers' Lien
Rill. ia fact, he ways always Tor
the fair thing | consider him as
one of the abesi and best men in
The House, and be certainly had the
confidence of Us all
How about Moore, OF Washing
TONI"
Moore's molcsty was a stuuib-
! Ing block to hm. He hardly cvor
had anything to say, aud yet we
who knew him well, knew him to
he one Of the wisest and most level
headed men in the House. He could
have got bis amendment through
Which was one ofthc best measures
introduced, ii he could have trOntod
the storms Of the House. Ha seem.
cd shy and reserved. Moore had t
vein of genuine humor in him
Like yourself, he is silent man
and. rs is the ease with some or tht
best editors, was trained as type
setter. llo is handsome man
with quiet, thoughtful face"
" How WAS Frank Denton Z"
Rough and ready; looks like ;
native Arkansian, and Judging from
appearances, looks like ii & htinl
editor. Frank was not much en-
,hused In the temperance boom. bu
| no made fearless aud faithful rep
resen,ative."
Wallace, Of Union ?"
Well, sir, Wallace is a youn,
fellow about twenty four years Q
age, is handsome, aud has the bear
ing OF man Of culture, is digniiic
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Professionals.
W. DeW0LFEJONRS, Fl. D.
Physioian and Surgeon.

srrc.triss: rscascs ef women, and Chron-
&c Disease
OscEJLA, AGK.
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02

Gov. Churchill sat down square.
ly on tho Revenue Bill from cend
TO eend- The monopoly pressure
was too great. The state machinery
will have to rack along tie old
time worn grooves OF the past tor
another two years.
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In NEtE

ffoNlJlhE iof Tue prohlulUph oI tnc
Sale or Giving away of Vinous,
Spirltnous or Intoxicating Lq.
uors, of any kind, within three
miles of any Academy, College,
University, or other Institution
of Learning o, of any Church
house. in this State.
Be 1T resolved by the General AS
sembly of the State OF Arkansas /:
Section /, 'rhat whenever the
adult inhabitants residing within
three miles of any school house,
academy, college, university, or
other institution of learning, or OF
any church house IN this state shall
desire 10 prohibit tie sale or giving
away OF any vinous, spirltuOus, or
Intoxicating liquors, Of any kind,
or any compound or preparation
thereof commonly called "Tonlcs,"
or Brters,' aud a majority OF such
inhabitants shall petition the coun-
ty Court OF the county wherein
such institution of learning or
church house is situate, praying chat
the sale or giving away If the in
toXicatlng liquors enumerated in the
premises be prohibited within three
miles OF any such Institution of
learning or church house where
npon said County Court, being sat
isGed that majority OF such inhab-
/ itanls have signed such petition,
shall make an order in accordance
with tho prayer thereof, and there
after it shall be unlawful Tor any
person to vend or give away any
splrltuous or intoxicating liquors
within the limits aforesaid Proyid
ed, that tins Act shall not aiico,
persons who may have already oh-
tanned license 10 sell spir,iuone
( liqnors m any locality wherein this
Act shall be put IN force, until such
license shsil expire, and provided,
further, that nothing ia tins Act
shall bc construed AS affecting or
rcpcaliag any special lav npw Ih
iorcc prohibiting ths 'iu OF eiHue
away OF tririiuous c. iu-oXicaurp <
liquors in any locality.
Ser >. For the purpose OF tht
Act, females as well as mates, SIC
competent subscribers to the pea
ton herein provided for.
Sec 3 That tins Act shall not se
construed as prohibiting the use %
wine tor sucramentel purposes. ol
10 prevent the prescribing and far
: uishing Of alcoholic siunalanis bv
regular practicing physician TO th'
sick under hir charge, when he mal
: Continued on ilh. Page
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02
VOLUME XII.
The OSCE0LA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
y d itor ana Proprietor.

TKRMs SUBSCRIPTION. I'm sdyanee3.
For 4 Tegm OF One year ................Sl 0O
.. .. s.x Mouths ..... ...... 70
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LEGAL NOTICES.
One dollar per square OF one inth ranhina
mss,ur, or SPACE 0i ten lines tins TYPE iof
irst insertion, and seventy ave cents i"' sheh
fubs 90 lcat Insertion
CARDS AND AbNIV.i5EhENls
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02
Municipal Ticket.

At an informal meeting held at
the Hall last Thursday night, the
following ticket was nominated
For Mayors. S. Semmes.
For Recorder-H s. Williams.
For Aldermen--John Matthews
Peter Briekey, james Liston, A. l.,
C'sseil and +. B. Hale.
Tho nominees stand pledged to
support the action OF tho present
board, in the inatter of lcvying an
advaIorem tax, and opening up The
alleys. improving streets, etc.
TnIs is about The time Of year
when the newspapers are proiuse
IN their advise to farmers as TO what
and how much TO plant. We have
heretofore cautioned our friends
about planting too much cotton.
We have changed our MAD, and
would now say. piaat,cotton by all
nouns. While we don't actually
believe that IT will be worth more
than G or I cents next Fall, yet,
plant cotton-crowd every fence
corner. pIow up your garden and
truck patch and plant cotton. You
won't be able opay your merchant,
but that makes no difference an
assignee will be appointed TO wind
up his business, aud the sheriff will
forecIose your mortgage, and clean
you up; but never mind that, give
another moiT-Hge on what may be
saved from the wreck, and Plant
more cotton, Hold up for cotton
and you will surely be rewarded ,
and can reasonably hope, IN the
near future, to initiate your neigh
hors and be the happy occupant of
4 poor boUsc ol your own.
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02
JOINT RFsOLUTEDNs.

|. Conce ming certain grounds be-
longing to the state, upon which
ladies benevolent hospital is sIiuat-
ed, and authorizing its removal.
2. Endorsing farmers congress
and authorizing the governor to ap
point delegates from each congres-
slonal district.
(To be continued IN our next)
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
FoR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES.

IN local COLUMN
First Insertion, prr line ...-.....,..... 70 etps'
Zach subsequent iHsei tiJii .-...........iV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29
Fort Worth.

Special to tho Herald.
Fort Worth, September 28.-This morning
al g o'clock huge volume of smoke in the
western part Of the city indicated large
Gre. Itproved 10 bo the stable of Mr.. j. II
Brown. II was consumed almost at once and
almost before any material aid could DO rom
dered. Tho horses were saved, but the feed
was an entire loss, No other damsmago was
sustained save to some adjoining fences. The
IRE must have been accidental, hut no soiis-
factory reason has yet been given The loss
will amount TO " 800, Insured In tho New
York Home Company for 5000
The public square has been quito lively 10.
day with cotton and busines generally.
Two hundred and fifty bales are reported on
the market to-day. Price, middling l0J
cents.
From two hundred TO five hundred bushels
of whOst arc arriving daily; prices from 81 20
10 81 60 por buSbel.
Wool is coming In at the rate of
several thousand pounds per day, and selll
readily at from 20 TO 70 cents per pound.
Clouds ever and anon indicate rain.
AT tho meeting Of tho council las, nigh,
tho population Of the city was stated officially
TO be 0200 souls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29

Gers should be forthwith exercised 10 pre,
vent unjust Determinations bv common
carriers snd against indiydu ais and locslt,ips
Inc provisions Of the constitution OF Psr. :
ssylvsnis relative 10 tho exercise and abuse
OF corporate franchise and the duties Of
common canviers to the puhlic sh,ulI ba
enforced without delay by appropriate leo.
isls,ion; that all governmental power should
be used In restraint of mouopolios and uat in
ald otthem; simple and speedy ram, dies
soouid oe provided by legislative enactment
oy whlch any citizen injured in his business,
IN either the state or 'deral courts by due
process OF law may have quick certain ani
adequate oredresS for corporate wrongs; that
the vested rights must be protected and re
spec'ed and the great corporations warning
between themselves to the Injury of pubht
interests aud their own shareholders mus,
90 regulated and controlled by elective
laws. Franchises and property of the leople
shall DO granted and exercised solely for Inc
public benefit No corporation car rise
shove the people or law. We thus rrsfarm
the ancient doctrine of the democratic pariy
and most cordially invite our fellow ciuyenF
OF Whatsoever faith TO Join with us in car
rying out tho principles and policy We here.
by and announce to tho advocacy ot which
wa pledge ourselves till The right shall pre-.
Resolved, Thatall good citizens recardles:
OF party affiliations mourn the death of Presi
dent Garfield sad that we as representative.
OF more than 400 600 democratic votes OK.
press their individual aud collective grief u,
the calsmity which has belallen tho Tepub
lio and their sorrow and sympathy with IA,
domestic silliction in the household aud ,haii
execration of his assassin.