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IN sid county be incurred by the associa
uun and usei 10y n committee Il three, L..
bc appointed nv tins Association In pu
chasing IN rouIhbrrd Craugnt IA, rse and
two blooded bulls and the money ~ sub
scrip,d GA the east eide 81 said river. in
said county, be- used by committee OF
three To be- appointed by the Association
In puronUsing Que thoroughbred draugh,
horse and Two hlOodod bull, To- be insured
by the As oclsrlon and used in said re-
sp'cuvc territories under the directions
and managcm, ~ the Association for
the Improvement Of the stock growing i'm
terests IN this county, aud that the money
received from The service Of the stock 40
purchased y, collected by the Ass citation
utdrr it's directions, aud then distursed To
the said subscribers from time to time in
proportion e. their several subscription
after the deduction of all proper expense.
j W. Blk WIZ,
Chairman.
On motion of VIM. q Brown, the As
sociation decided To purchase eight thor
uughbred bucks, one for esch district iu
the county, to be- used by the members of
the Association only, and on motion, Mai.
VIM A. Diuwiddic, s l. ar aud Il E.
Wotring were appointed committee to
collect subscriptions from the members Of
the Association TO make such purchases.
using the funds now in the treasury II
necessary.
o. motion # J. IL Hawthorne the
President WAS authorized TO appoint a
committee OF three, OF which the Prcs-
dent shall be chairman, fur the purpose OF
prcptri 4 the subscription papers men
Toned in To dave proceedings The Chair
appointed WIN. @. Woiley and ]. II.
Hawthorne.
o. motion Of VIM G. worlcy, com
m.ttec consisting Of WIN. @ Brown, j.,
} hn =, J Inrs, w. u or, VIM. q, Wor-
ley ~ d Mri VIM A. Dnwd5ie was ap-
pointed 20 consider the 'XpcGiehcy Of
holding Il stock show Or exhibition some
time during October next, or 1T the time
"t The regular meeting, which com
mi'tce is 70 report mt special meeting
regularly cell,d.
The flowing persOns were received
INTO membership: Jobu + Jonee, VIM.
@ Brown, Jr., J. i L,n,z Leroy Shaw,
} I'm II S'.mplc, aud H. Wolf.
q olOu ne meeting adirur ned 10
meet ~ II clov'lle on the fret Friday in
n v.mbrr o. x.
w @. W.ELtY. j. w. BRlwN,
y cIetary. President
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seen though AmvricaS Eyes, How We
Live IL New York. by JeaJie June; anI
The True Story Of AMY Robsalt" The
stories are excellent, esp, cjsuy Mary
Webster, the Witch and Tue Worlds
Progress" Home Art bud Home Com
fort, and the various departments make
up very readable number. The steel
engraving, The Storm" is very fne. and
the illustrations generally good.
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w q Il $ b. MEETING.

Pursuan; to adjournment, tho third an
nusl meeting IT TIE Preston county Wool
Growers and Stock Breeders Aesoci ton
wac held at the time and place aforesaid.
Present, Col Jas. w Brown, I'm W
Gu'eman, g. Krlllewell, C. T. Vickrry,
A SlnIoy Shaw, VIM. NJ. Sniff r, }. Ami
Martin, J. II. Hawthorne, MI. VIM A
D,nwiddie, + Thom q. y. i Wnlring
VIM +. lDon. ca Jno a = NJ rim, Jam f.
Messenger. N. A Wilson, SAMUEL Loar.
D + Formsn, ! r. Martin, VIM, @.
Worthy.
The meeting was G He'd 10 crd r 10y the
PftRid,nl, Col. james w. Brown, dtr
winch the ry!l vas cailld az ia" ni,uics
f the previous meeting read and ap-
pr v'd.
o. motion tn pr gramme prepared for
the rnecth was difpens,d win for tho
time and MISCELLANEOUS OusIu,ss wos taken
~.
the commilie appointed p; a former
meeting, consisting of NJ j. Wm. A. Din
wddir, Jon " Gus, man, cod John Jen-
kius - devise plan foi district oiGauz
ATOMS mad1 q yelbd report 10 The ,ffsct
that they deemed 1t iurKpedirnt at tbie
time for the Association e. establish such
org ME ions watch rep rhoa woiion, WAS
&C pied and tho cCmmiilec ~Bs dischafg-
ed.
Ga mouon Of VIM. A Dirwiddie thu
PresidoLt wss nuthorz d to appoint sX
members Of The Association 10 act it, con
nec'ion with the President ss a committee
10 Geyise and repoF' before lbe adj Juru-
mont 81 The melting either sn smm-nd-
ment to the cons.i'u ion or some plan
providing for the purchase of thoro, gh
bred 81 OK bS the Association.
Tue PresId nl called V cs President. a.
S'slry Shaw tp lhe cblir when the m
mutee return and tho regular pr, gam
was taken NJ.
DIscussI E-SnpcriYriiy f thorough
bred Stock. 81 David StemDl. Jr
opeced tn discussion reading prep, r. q
paper and he was followed by Maj Din
widdir, Leroy Sh ", WIN O Wohcy, S.
McCrum, 8 Losr and WIN. FELTON,
DrscUssfov. e. 81 ok industry best adapt.
cd to Preston county. Opened by joe.
w. Gusemau.
o motion recess vas taken 10 await
The rcprr' % Zoe q ,mrirec
After -'oes To- committee appointed
81 the opening of the mcc'iog, made their
report iu whiting which rpWi on motion
was al i'ted nd is 40 followss
Fret That Il % RECOMMENDED hat az
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors of Alhor, l.. win, dos

To the creditors of Albert l.. wit, dos
ceased
In pu'sua .cc To y decree of the Circuit
Court ei the 'uutp ni Preston, muIo In
" cause therein pending. to subject the
rod estate of the said A'hort l.. " lit to
The paNWeut OF his duhtn, Npr are re-
quircd to pre- sent your claims against
the estate OF the said Albert l.. witt. for
adjudic thin to Joseph If. IInwtnoruc.
commissioner, AT his utlire In sand cuuu,
~, on or before the lsl day of July next.
Witness, Smith Crane. Clork OF said
Court, this 10th day OF May, 1891.
5~23 Ct SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO cREnIrnRs

70 to the creditors of William Sibcrt.
deceased
Ia pursuance TO a decree Of the lricult
Court oi the county of Preston. made ian
a cause therein pending, to subject the
real ostuo OF the said William Short to
the p yInt nj ol his debts. You arc re-
qui,od To present your Ciain~ against
the csta a. tho sad SiiiHm ~ihcri Tor
Adjudication - patrick } crouan CJin.
mis- nonCr, At his once in the SAID e. unty ,
IN on before the list day ot July noxt.
wi,nc-s, smith Crane. ClcrK OF said
Conr., tails 18Th day Of May 1884.
$3.50 SMITH CRANE. clerk.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF Rirh,rd Nugcnt,
deceased
In puranco ola decree OF tho Circuit
Cou t orthe county ot Preston. mndo In
cause therein pending, to subject the
the pay mont OF his debts, YOU arcrCquir
ed tu present your clims against the said
Rich ri NugonI, for adjudication, to
smith Crane, Commissioner, at his Office
In S.il county, on ur h, fore the LIT day
os July next
Witness, Smith Crmc. Ilcrk OF said
Court, his l9,h day OF NAV, 1881.
- 81 SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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ADVERTISE NG RATES

Transient advertisements will be in
sorted for 81 pei inch for first iuse rtion
and ffty cents per inch for each addition
al insertion.
Personal communication inserted for
90 cents an inch.
local notices cents per line.
Poetry 5 cents per line.
Entered at Kingwood Post Office as
SC cond class mail matter,
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L.. S. IYMAN.
kENDlLL'S SPAWN CURE.
llutchinson's Rbdch, ~ miles north Of
Denver Colorado.


March 9th, 1888.
DR. II. j. ErNDALL ~ Co, Gents:
For the past throo year ! havo used Ken
dalIs Spawn cure. la every case 81
spawn, of which have treated i've, IT.
has Killed themnll aud entirely removed
three, Iu case of ~pliut l hud IL has no
equal, One case / had was Of thToc wears
Standing and the SPAWN Curo removed
II entire v hHd u COW got spawned
and it entirely cured her. one crr ago
u two huudred pound block ot ice tel
out OF ~ wagon str,ISiuH my lo"t on iUsi"p
and toes, u would Ice impossible to mash
a io,t " rsC without brcaE ing uI.g zones
! was takcn homo and carried into tho
house. / do not mink impufnGion at the
leg would cause any more pnin. ] went
for NcndulI's spain euro. IL " AZ all
used 'nu IN six DAVIS I CoulC walk ~
rroudd. About three week agony teAni
hat away threw iuc uut OF the wagon tho
piud wheel struck my knee. Attor APP
plying several highly recommended liz
inieuts NJ iihuut ohiiduing any relief.
cui for kCudHlIs Spawn cure NY log
was drawn up and my kpccswrllen bud-
~. ia three days I wa. able TO walk to
the barn. l could go Iuto dciilS moro
iullN. mud IntNc hi- - .ry long letter
but VIII moi weary you.
J 3m worry roSIc fully youIs,
OSCNR T.. IlU1CuINSON,
o. Lock Box, 800. Denver city, Col.
Sold by all Druggists.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

One dollar per year, invariably in ad-
vance. One dollar and fifty cents per
year, when not paid I'm advance. These
terms will bestrictly adhered to In every
instance
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NbNN-, y. y. Iuu. 30, 1882.
hr u. ! kI>pND. n Co., GCutS -.
ll"viug uscl % -pnd d"nl or your Ken
dll~ SPAWN CuIc Win great success. |
thuu-hf would let Nnu know what II
ht~ dnuo tor ne. Two wears ago I hui
a. speedy y Cilt nS Was 'NCr lYispd "a
Jefferson County. " hen | was breaks
iuu hu, ho vi, kod over the cross bnr
"ud got fast aud tore ono ct his hird logs
all Co pi,ro.. | cml toNcd the best mr>
u"rS, hut thoN all said no was spoiled,
Tie hnd % very largo thurnuVh~pi aud
n ii Two lottlos of your kcudnll's SpaN-
In Cure, nud II took the bunch entirely
~, nud hc sold At CrwudS Tor 81 500 dol
lmS). l have used II Tor bour spOvius
and vii d gHlIs. and 1T has always cured
completely u Il lea The leg noDtls.
II ~ = ~pluuuil medicine iog rhouuu-
tiSn / have recommended IL a. a Lood
mnuy, aud thoy all say IL docs tho work.
! was "a WithcUulgtnu ~ Nucclund's
drug store, in Albums. the other day and
saw u very iiuo picture YOU sent thou.
| tried to buy IL bat could mo-; they
said u | would write To You thu yuu
would send me ono wish YOU would,
ana viii do You ul tho good "nn.
Very respectfully,
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
TRADE MARK.

ht's ul ' isi s... frfptatufN Dll z. ge, and mauy other ,iisi asr~ ihat iput to lrsHriiN ni' 'p'i- sumption in all rlsesDI tr mals NeaNneSs t4t sisii is ncts likc a charm, restoring lost or falin ylspf. sifi4s tue eye D brilll mt aA ] spark iins beauty. 0 tae rh iek tI3 -rsy bloom Of health
 h hBfas~ MURBAYis SPECIFIC IS s,id ny all drugg!sts atsi per package. gr siN laca ages for
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
 ITO THE CONSTITUTION uF ARkAllSAS.

No. 1.--Joint Resolution, proposing an
 Amendment to the Constitution of
 the State.
 Resolved by the State and House Of Representatives. of the General Assem- bly, nf the Statc of Arkansas, a majority Of all the members elected to each House agrceing thereto:
 That the following Article shall be proposed as m ameialment to the Con- stifution of Ire State Of Arkansas, which. when agreed to by d majority nf nll the members oleeted to each House. and adopted by majority Of the electors of the State, voting at the next general election for Senators and Representa- tives. shall become a part Of Iiie Consti- tuition, namely:
 ARTICLE NX. The General Assem- hly shali have no power 10 levy any tax. or make any approximations to pay eitii- CT the principal or interest, or any part thereof, of any Of the following bonds of the State, or the claims or pretended claims upon which they may bc based, to- wit: Bonds issnel under an act of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, entitled "An Act to provide fur the fulding oi Inc public debt Of the State,' approved April 9th. A. D. 1869, and numbered from four hundred and ninety-oue tu eighteen hundred and sixty, inclusive. being the Funding Bonds" delivered fo F. ". Caper, and sometimes called ..lloliord Boiids.' or bonds known as Railroad Aid Bonds, issued under an act of the General As sembly of the State of Arkansas, enti- lied: An Act to Ailin the Consti1iction q: Railroads, approved July Fl, A. b. 1868: ar bont.s called .Icvee Bonds" ]" being bpiidS i>Snea under all net of the General Assembly of the Slate of Ar kansas, eutule,i, "An Act providing for the hnil.Iiilg and repairing tie Public J.e,ets of the slaic, and for ether pur- poses" approved, March 16ih, A. D. | 1869: aud the supplemental act thereto, approved April l2, 1869: ai.d the act entitled, ''An Act to amend an Act en- titled, an Act providing for the Build- ing and Repairing of the Public Isnvees Of his Stale" approved March B, AID. lS1l; and my law, providing for any such ,ax or appropriation, snail Dc null and void.
 Approved January 30th, 1883. I, Jacob Frolich, Secretary of State Tor the State oi Al kansas, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is true copy or Jpiiit NeshiuIIOt pToposiHS LII amendment tn the Constitution Of the State. adopted by the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, and approved by the Governor on tho 30th day of Jam uary, \. D. 1883. as appears from com- paring the same with the original rolls 1 filed III this office.
 In testimony whereof have
 l,ereunto set my hand as such
 S..rrntnrv pf Stafp and fix pu l fScalI .he sasl af sa;S ot,;ea of 'istle Rork, this the 4tli day of Feb
 rnary, \. D. 1881.
 l [signcdi JACOB FROLICll,
 Secretary Of State.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22

THE COMPLETE H ME A. assa., .rs. ,s.s,s; mssass \ heek Nee eiisten. New biasags.-New iIiuAsratioaS
 iron nsw dssxns sagefhiy gotten sp, sal low price woski EXCELLENT TKxMs. The handsomsst pfospcesas ever issued. Apply new.
 WA. CARRETsDs k O.. N F. Cor. 4th lk Chestnut sss s. Louis Mo. Also oihsf kand Hcw books and Dblss
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE. !

OfFtCE UT tcEIiNFsi AM UT t1i E3f
 STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 In conformity wiilr the requirements of the act of the General Assembly of Arkansas, entitled. .sAn Act to regulate the mode of proposing and voting upon to the Constitution Of the State of Arkansas" approved April ?. 1879, notice is hereby given to the elec- tors of this State, that 1t stthe next gem eral election for Senators and Repre- sentatives.'' to be held in this State, to- wit: On Monday, the 1st day of Sep tember, A. D. 1884, the foregoing pro- posed amendment to the Constitution Oi the State of Arkansas, will be "submit- ted to the electors of the State for ap- proyal or rejection; and "that each clector, on depositing his ballot at such election, shall vote for or against said and that each elector, in voting upon said amendment, is requir- cd by law to have "written or printed upon his ballot," the words, if in favor of it's adoption, "For the Amendment No. 1,' or, if against its adoption, "A gainst No. 1 Amendment"
 Witness my official signature lSeal and seal of office, this, the 4th
 day of February, 1884.
 (Si.nedr JACOB FROLICH,
 Secretary of State.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
1874. 1884
 PROSPECTUS.
1884
The Democrat,

Is Live, Local Paper, Democratic, and gives Special Attention to all mat iers of interest in Town and County, tending to the development of their resources, the building up of their in dustries; tine increase of their com merce and population, and their edu- rational and moral advancement.
 The General News of the Day is Faithfully Reported in Condensed Form, n q Everything Of Interest to the People receives space according to it's importance. State and Local News is Faithfully Reported, and Questions of Importance freely and fearlessly discussed. Everything pertaining to the Local Welfare of the People of Pope County. receives Special Atten- ton. No Objectionable Reading Mat ter or Advertisements Allowed in it's Columns.
 Cnr aim Is to furnish Family Paper, such as will be Welcomed by the Old and Young in Every Household in the Land. The Cause of Education and Immigration has ever been Leading Feature, and we shall Lose no Oppor- tuniIy 10 advance these interests.
 Every subscriber to the DEMOCRAT will receive a certificate entitling him to participate in our next DISTRIBU- HON OF PREMIUMS among sub scribers. Among the premiums to b. given away will be onc of Luker, Set tie & Co.'S, best tso-horse stecl-skien wagons. No blanks. Every subscriber guaranteed to receive a premium.
 Everybody will want the RUSSELL VILE DEMOCRATIC the ensuing year. This will be the year that The Great Democratic Party will Triumphant, March to the Head Of the Government State, District, County and Township Officers will be Elected, and no o cal, afford to do without their County Paper.
 Tie price of the DEMOCRAT Is $I.0i for year; no extra charge for ihe cer tiiicate in the Distribution of Pres ents. Address,
 DEMOCRAT PRINTING co.
 Russellyille, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
Mortga ge Loans. SHATTUCK & HCFFMAN, COTTON FACTORS
 AND Loan Agents

46 UNION ST., NEW ORLEANS.
 wearrangc loans of not less than one thous and dollars each on we'll improved farms at eight per cent. and moderate commission. For further particulars apply to Davis Son. Russellville, Ark. Dec. 20.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22

of houses which are thrown together everywhere, are an insult to good taste and serious drawback to the glory of the natural advantages. Tho Gothic architecture is admirably suited to this mountain resort and for the good of humanity ought to be established by law.
 Arkansas must remember that it has fec simple title to a grand university at Fayetteville. In the college proper 30 ot the 77 are from Washington county. h the prcpar. atory IS7 out of 3l4 are from the same county. Let all Arkansas men and women beat tue bushes until the Beneficiaries and Normals arc com plete. Then let every county send one for "Honorary Scholarsliip." No boy of pluck need stay back for want of money. Any such one can in the summer make his way. Less in the stomach and more in the hcad' is good motto for an Arkansas bn,. We intend to devote much spa., hereafter to this State Schnol ami hope to have tue brain help ui the school and the wallet power ot the Great Northwest in the matter oi subscriptions. Brains and money are needed in journalism, and while rcserving the right of honorable critl- cism. we pledge ourselves to do |!
 in our power tn increase tile u~ci'u : ness Of ihis magniiicent State Guard.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
NO NEW THING.
 STRONC'S SANATIvE PILLS.

Proved by successful use for half a century The REST LIVER MEDICINE in the WORLD
 No gripping. Poisonous Drugs. but purely Veg etabie, safe and reliable. Prescribed even by physicians. A speedy cure for liver complaint. regulating the Bowels, Purifying the Blood Cleansing from AIalariai Faint A PERFECT CURE FOR SICK HEADACtiE, COSSTIPA- TION AND ALL BILIOUS DISORDERS. dress E.HULL < CO..is Cedar St, N. '. City
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
' aLlZllsls 7liiHy alV fE'| LITTLE ROCK q FORT SMITH RY, LITTLE ROCK. MISSISSIPPI
 RIVER AND
The Great Arkansas Valley from the Indian Territory to the
 nT5sslsSinnf River.


 Connections made at Fort Smith wit Stages for all points in the Indian Territory; at Van Bnrcn with the St Louis x San Francisco Rassssiie Raeas ib nt % the annSie s.s aaa sss vile Railway for pufdaneile. 1t AYgenfa with the St. isoIsls. lijn Mountain and southern fsxas: % also iss t Argensa % With the Memphis % and Little Rock Railroad for Memphis and points east. At Little Rock the Little Rock and Fort smith Hallway connects Mitn sne Lsts Kock, tho .sArkansas Nalicy R0use," the only line between the Mississippi River at Arkansas .lty and M the Greas treat Agfthwest Connections . Louis Railway for ali points in northeaster and southws stern Arkansas. and points in Texas; at Arksnsas gty w.tll all .seamb9ats on the Memphis, St. Louis, Cairo. Louisville, and Cincinnati. This Is the short line between Little Rock ane all points south. east and For informatio as to rates on freight and
 Asst. Traffic Manager. sale ,00o,000 acres of the most productive land in the world. Large quantities of the best cotton lands for safe in the lower Arkansas Valley. All kinds of hard and soft timber is found in abundance in the country traversed by this Line. For information as to land and immigration, address T: M. GiBsnN.
 GOING NORTH
 Passenger No. ?, Leaves Argcnfa at l2:30 D. ui; Russellciilc, 4:l5 ?. m; ClarksvilIe. 5:35 .. m; arrive ut ozark G:t5 p. m, leave Ozark 1:s0 b m; leave Alma s:3o p m; Van Bureu 900 p. m: arriyc at Fort smith a:i5 ?. m.
 GOING s0urH.
 D. m; k,isscllville. n:l2 i m; ciarksyille. s:5i Il. m; Ozark, leave S:40 s. m. arrive s:l5 T. n, Van Burcn, $40 a. m. Fot smith 500 Il. m. HENRY OOD, Gent Mgr. r. HARTMAN. .I.A. N DGnsox.
 suIerivtemleps irasiir Manager
 general Osiiccs. LITTLE ROCK.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
dEThe DEMocRar Sl year.
5lt. l(HsstllsiIls aI}tstls Htuoeeai.

 rHE KUssELLvILLE PRINTING ASsocI&g Iof
 ProPri .tors J. l.. SHINN, President, GEO. E. HOW ELL, Nicc-Prcsident, !. F. MUNDAY, Secretary, NJ. II. BAIRD. Treasurer. E. F. JoEE, Business Manager.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22

lbs tholcra&e, sodevcrywherc or seni hy mail for ssc in stamps Furnished nargc eans price S al; hv mail sl 2O Circuiars ne. | 5. JOHNSON k CO., Hosta,i Mass
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22

II is weli-known fact that most of the r' Horse and Cattle Powder sold In this conn- c try IS worthless: that Sheridan's Condition E Powder is absolutely pure and verygalnablc. E Nothing on Earth will make hens a lay like Sheridan's Condition Pow n der. Dose. orc teaspoonflil to each pint of =
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22

TI'TNFI TTT T' Tts NltTs fITF l1JFeF Iuklltg. B. AisO by mail. postage free. 0n receipt of prfgp.
 Es1$' Full particulars in rs,nliilci. which VII be niaied frer 70 tNery applicant. At. drse ell communications Co ths snl., nfanufae. tuFefs. MURRAY NEECtNE 70, X ansast ity Mo
 !sfl sold iH RG,scilsiilc bs INn N lrE- NkR t"., and hs Druggists every here
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
The Great Ague CuTel kTGsS' Fever Tonic ID CURE, ID PAY.-

The proprietors of the Kress' Feces@ Tost3c have 80 much confidence in it's efficiency as am absolute Cure for the Asde, thnt they guarantee 1t of taken according to directtons} to sfrect q cure In every case, and all Druggists are ft does not do all we claim for 1t, bring bnck the empty bottle, and your money win be refunded. 1t Is purely vegeta- ble and does not contain either arsenic. strychnine, or any other P poison.. An malarial regions 1t fs a sure preventive, and will remove all liability to Chiils and Fever. A box of Liver Pills with each bottle free of charge. Give it n trial, and remember, if it does not cure you, 1t will cost you nothing. Full di- recfions will be found wrapped around each bottle. Price, tsnc Dollar.
 xREss' FEVER TONIC CO.,,
 soIr PrerrIFroRs ST. xDrEs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22

Success doesn't ''haplcn. l. is organized, pre-cmptei, captured ly "consecrated cnGmon sense"
 FRANCIS F. WILLARD.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
MuRRAY,s srEclIc.

MuRRAN'S SIECuC,
 The Great English Remedy. i- a p9sitiVc afsi certain ru;t for Weak Memory. Loss os Brain Power. Nervous kNhatts- tlor- seminal Weakness Iu DO. iencN, ahd general loss rf DOW ci of ihe dtnos nflAr Organs: and ail uisaases that follow us 2 seqneiac C of souillful iinpru- 'icn'c or ile cNec-s uf igasHreal years. sli,h as Uniyefsal l.a~si- tu'ir. Tam in th Back. lim- frrr9a;usc Ol. TRADE sfAI.i..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-21

MIRRORS of all kinds at G. F. Culmer
q Bros 10