The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-04-05


GAINESVILLE last FMday. He had
been to Clarksville dong some den
tai work.
Prof. d. J. Evens, is in full
blast with his singing school. We
hope all our young people will learn
to sing.
Used for dyspepsia, indigestion,
weak stomach, liver troubles, jaun-
dice, constipation. &c, Carriers Liv-
er Bitters show improvement almost
from the first dose. Sold by Har-
key.
The boys had picnic with that
deer last Saturday. The deer was
finally conquered.
II there ever was specific for any
one complaint, ten Carriers Little
Pills are specific for sick headache,
and every woman should know this,
Only one pill dose. Sold By Har-
key.
MIR. ID. l.. Bourland was In town
few days ago ell route for Dardan-
ellie, looking after the interest of
the Russellvills and Dardanelle rail
road.
Hon. N. w. Kuhn was in the
city Monday. He gave us call
and we had a pleasant chat. He is
full of things about the legislature
and talks of them huently.
Credulity is a trait OF human ma
ture: one way it ends in humbug,
the other it leads to faith; as gen.
eral tonic and inyigorator the most
implicit faith may be put in Edward
Wilder's Stomach Bitters.
Mr.. Robert Burgess, civil en-
gineer was in to see us Tuesday. He
Informed US that the survey for the
Russellville and Dardanelle railroad
had been substantially made. He
is still making some Improvement
on the route surveyed.
Last Saturday evening the
train.ran over and killed two horses
lust above town. One of them was
the property of Mr. L. G. York and
the other Of Mr.. Taylor. We hope
the railroad company will be prompt
in settling with these gentlemen, as
Mr.. Taylor's crop is depending on a
horse.
We have just received 600
sHorse Books" at this Office which
will tell you everything about a
horse you want to know. We will
give every new subscriber for the
year copy of this most valuable
book. Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT
and get book thrown in that will
be worth $40 year to you as long
as you live. We will sell the book
to any person for 20 cents a copy.
There is no one article in the line
of medicines that gives so large a
return for the money as good pc
rous strengthening plaster. such as
Carriers Smart Weed and Belladon
ma Backache Plasters. Sold by Har-
key.
-Paleozoic is term used In geol-
ogy to designate the ancient era of
time. 1t Is from the two greek
words, palaios, ancient. and zoo, life,
These compounded make the techni-
cal paleozoic, which designates a
time including the silurian age, (age
of mollusk the devonian age (age
Of fishes and the carboniferous age
(age of coal, plants). Mesozoic, is a
geological technical from the greek
mesos and zoe and designates the
age of reptiles. Cenozoic is from
the greek kainos, recent, and zoo,
| life, and designates the time that in :
cludes the age Of mammals. Each of
these times has it's own characters
tics, which marks the progress and
development of nature. A long time
it was thought that the science of
geology was in opposition to the
plain teachings Of the Bible, but now
all true scientists are able to har-
monize them consistently and beau
tifully. If we study nature in the
light of the Bible, and study the
Bible with the assistance Of nature,
we will find that there is an unmis-
taxable harmony and agreement ex-
listing between the two. We would
be gratifed to know that all our peo.
pie were posted on these subjects.
One rarely sees mountain with
out the wish to climb it: beyond its
serene summit seem to lie scenes OF
enchantment, inviting TO pure repose
and pleasure; by its good qualities
lifted high above the common leve
and bestowing health in place OF
blood taints, stands the great altera-
tive, Ed. Wilder's Sarsaparil!a and
Potash.
We had the pleasure last Mon
day night of hearing Rev. Il. f.
Campbell deliver his lecture on the
"Origin of Man" The audience
was very small, which demonstrates
very clearly that our people are not
very intensely interested on this
subject. They seem to be contented
to take the facts before them in re-
ference to their origin, and let the
natural course of things solve the
other part of the question. Mr..
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