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The Osceola times., 1886-10-09
Railroad Curves.

"You may live till the yellow dog
fades from history" said conduct.
or the other night as the train hum
med along, "but you'll never see
straight railroad down a steep hill"
The curious passenger with the
wart on his nose rolled up his eyes
In astonishment. "My dear fellow"
he exclaimed, staring at the conduct
or, a" ! do not understand what is to
prevent train from running straight
down hill"
"Just this" continued the con-
ductor, curves are necessary on
very heavy giade. Passengers are
sometimes struck with the great num-
Der of curves on the road while it is
up among the hills. They imagine
the curves are merely necessary he.
cause the road winds around the hills.
This is only partly true. Ifthe rail
road were to cross directly at heavy
grade it would still be necessary to
have the curves. No tram can go at
high rate Of speed down heavy
grade on straight track with safety.
The explanation is simple, The ten
dency Of any heavy body like train
is to move in a straight line, and the
attraction of gravitation is not suili-
cicnt to overcome the tendency to
shoot off where great speed or mo-
mentum has been obtained. Hence,
a train flying down straight track
Oh the hillside, instead of keeping
the track would shoot oil on tan
gont into space.
"The curve" continued the wise
man IN the blue uniform, is one of
the greatest safeguards in mountain
engineering. This is particularly
noticeable in the case Of a freight
track. 1t very frequently happens
that an engine drawing heavy
freight train, can not stick close
enough to the track, when going
down a heavy grade. to control her
speed. An engine going down hill
is really more helpless than the same
engine going up hill. That is, she
can pull greater weight up the hill
than she osu hold back in going
down the hill. 1t is a very common
experience with engineers of ireigh,
engines to have their trains literally
push them down heavy grades at a
high rate ofspeed. In such instances
every curve is so much salvation at
the right time. The curve rctards the
speed and enables the wheels Of the
flying train to get firmcr purchase
on the track. Railroading in the
hills would be very dangerous were
it not for the curves sprinkled along
at frequent intervals.
"On some railroads il is the Gus.
tom to disconnect the lever from the
,lriving-rods when a passenger train
is descending heavy grade that
extends for many miles. The
train is managed altogether by her
air brakes. Every curve acts as a
brake on the speed, and in this way
the train can swing along for hours
without attaining too reckless
speed, with the aid of the air brakes y
| Just then the train went around a
curve and the curious passenger was
thrown TO one side of the seat,
"It'sa wonder to me-" he gasped,
"tbat those measley trains don't fly
of the track IN going around these
heavy curves"
swell, sir" said the conductor,
"i've been railroading for twenty
FIVE years and ! never yet knew or
heard Of train jumping the track
on 4 curve. There isn't the slightest
danger on . graded cnrve, and hard
ly sDy on 4 fat curve. IN. Y. Mail
and Express.
/
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09
The newspaper fraternity congra,

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The Osceola times., 1886-10-09
DRINKING A FARM.

Western Plowman: My homeless
friend with the chromatic nose, while
you are stirring up the sugar in that
ten cent glass of gin, let me give you
a fact to wash down with it. You say
you have longed tor years for the
free, independent life OF farmer,
but have never been able to ge,
enough money together to buy a
farm. But this is just where you
are mistaken. For several years you
have been drinking good improved
farm at the rate of one hundred
square feet at a gulp. If you doubt
this statement, figure it out for your
self. An acre of land contains forty.
three thousand FIVE hundred aud six.
ty square feet. Estimating, for con-
venience, the land at 1886 per acre,
you will see that this brings the land
to just one mill per square foot, one
cent for ten square feet. Now pour
dowu the fiery dose and imagine you
are swallowing strawberry patch.
Call in FIVE Of your friends and have
them help you gnlp down that FIVE
hundred foot garden. Get on pro.
longed spree some day, and see how
long time it requires to swallow a
pasture large enough To feed cow.
Put down that glass of gin; there's
dirt IN it tone hundred square feet
of good, rich dirt, worth si3,56 per
acre
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon It's torty yes
ripe In the experiences of the psst ana Iu %,
hope for a future for the whole country, put
especially for this and the D.igh5orlng states
| that shall surpass the dreams OF the most san
quipe of the early settlers All the questions
growing out of slavery, and which lett the North
and ,he South divided for nearly three genera
tions have been settled, and the states nave
| adjusted themselves To the new conditions IN
| spirit OF unity peace and concord lhere are
| therefore no issues before the country thal arg
not common to all the people ana thst are no.
| of an economical and national character lnere
are no questions before the NauouaI Leg SUI "
that do not equally effect the intereste Oh al, 'ne
States a. that cannot be discussed fOm uss.'
Of personal welfare by the citizens ofal OF then'
| For the future therefore. legislation, both ha-
| tional and state Is to be of a business Shai
| ucter and 10, Tor that reason TO come noile
| closer aud closer to the indlNiuhAl cii1en
| Personal politics is, with the bosses, 70 we
relegated to the past. and OWL service reiurm
| IL to secure to the country honesty, eh1ienei
| and industry in public places ne roIi,ion ridon,
| outlook is all that could be desired ffesiuen'
| Cleve and mas made an abiding impression up
| on the country and at the close oi his adwln
istration will have reoonciled even his poiltlosi
| opponents to u continuance OF Democratic as
eendancy There IL nothing to hinder or resaId na,
| the progress OF the country. All the aVailai'le
| lands of the Westtaken up, the SOUTH must ior
maLy years be the favored section Tor enter
prism immi grant, and its coal and lrch neIds
| invite capitalists from the exhausted mineral
| lands of The North and West, A rapid and great
| increase Of manufactures must follow, anu thls
viii necessitate rap incr, ase otrailr0ads and
| corresponding increase Ofour laboring popu-
| lation The APPEAL, the pioneer In the jour
| naiistic field Of the southwest. always in SYM
| pathy with the people, will be found during the
,esr last born full Of enterprise asin the past.
| And animated BY only the desire 10 L ep the lead
aud prompt its readers 10 the increasing advan.
tages Of our soil and climate and geographic al
situation. To accomplish this no expense will
| be spared. We shal! continue to make most
| libeal use Of the telegraph and Tins keep "
| readers informed Of the advance oil the wol
lav by day as fast as developments In any a,-
| partment Of human enO, are made public We
| shall endesver 10 to keep the APPEAL up to It's
| now hign standing as news paper and leader
| f public opinion, and so continue to deserve
the SO far unshaken confidence OF constituency
| that is strongest outside Of Tennessee, in Mis-
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09
The Newport News says:

The man who tries to trot out a
Republican in this district to beat
Dunn will fare about the same as the
man who tried TO find snakes in Ire.
land. There are no snakes in Ire
land and there is no Republican in
this district whom the people are
willing to trust with Dunn's place
IN congress.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09

sIhavs noticed y said pert young
lawyer, /" that members OF the legal
prclsssioa are almost always brave
men. Il 10 seldom that one shows
eowsrdics. ] wonder why this is
sor sWsll," responded al elderly
ls6y, "ISvs read somewhere that
ooosci9rcs makes cowasds.of no I'll.
~ = lswysss mostly hsss no con.
c1luos ~ q eesSs they bevent
|l = 0aks thsa eewsras."-
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09
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Terms Of Subscription.

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HHI Stnson Co, Portland, Maine, will receive
U-uI free full information about work which
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The Osceola times., 1886-10-09

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
2l75.

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
Aug. 6. 1886
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has !iied Dotice oi his intention tn
make final proof IN sGi port Of his claim, and
hat said proof will be made before the County
Jadge Of Mi-s -sissippi County, at Osc.ola Ark +.
an October sth., 1856. viz: Young n IIollowsli,
u. Il No. | lS6, ior the N. w. 4 Of Section SO,
7 II n r. sE.
his conti' utus residence upon, and cultivation
of. said land. via:
ID. X. itiman, Jr Golden Lake. Ark.
hos Ashburn, - -
W NJ. Higgins, " a. -
Fulton Musick, " " 4"
kv. YEAKLB.
9-4-6. Register.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09

Lake Ice always on hand, will be
delivered to the trade at u cents
per pound, and to Families, in small
quantities at 2 cents.
9-4-3m. J. NJ. Hamilton.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09

II1IhImore moner than at anything else ny
M IN taking an agency for the best sellins y
WI book ont Beginners succeed grandy
None fail Terms free. HALLErT BOOK Co,
Portland Maine.
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Com M lssIOner's Sale!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That under
and by virtue of q certain dec, re. rendered Ia
tho circuit Court OF Mississippi County, Arkan-
sas, n Its May tenn, l46G. will on
MONDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1886.
offer for sale at public outcry. at the Conrt
house door In Osceola. Arkansas. the following
described keal Estate, to.wit NV Of se y.
OF section ]. T. ID NJ, u. 10, L in said toun-
W. said land il decreed to be sold under de-
Gree rendered IN said Court wherein q W.
Harrington was plaintiff. and Il. J. Larrimore
ct nj we're Deiendauts.
sale will take place within legai hours.
TERMS OF SALE
On n credit Of three months, purchaser to
give note with good and sufficient security and
n vendors lein retained nn the land ~ secure
purchase money. HUGH Il. MsVElGH.
sept rs. 1886. Special Lon.
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WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT CoURT-IN
CliANcEIY TO NOVEMBER TERM, 1886,
oe'is e, shirl' Plaintiff
Hal Shirl \ Defendant.
The defendant, Hal. Shirl, IL warned /, ap-
pear in ih.s Court within thirty days. and An =
swer the compliant Of fhe plaintiff. Della Shirl
HUGH X. MCVEIGH.
Sept 2j, 1886 Clerk.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09

How BRiGHrs DIsxAsE ORIGINATED
Bill Nye In Boston Globe.
Joha Bright wss born in 1871. He
msds . sosr Of Tie Holy Land q tho
- II twsaty.fous, but did nos de-
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wehavs splendid lots and plenty of forage 70
Drover.. keep frst-class harness stock, and a.
kinds Of vehicles OF the latest styles. Our fns
Buggiss and horses are always on hand. You
patronage is respectfully solicited
All poss Bile care taken to prevent accidents
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-10

" y. lloyt * Go, whol,alr anc
retail druggists ui Rome. t,n. ,uy
W. have brcu SrIuug Dr kug'- New
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ON hl'puhIic acts rs well "a, private
character We can challenge the world
10 move on Ross Never soldier
-heathcd n more stainless blade after
wild war; deadly blast was bawu"
than he. Never made citizen better
record IN peace than he has done In
all the walks OF life as soldier. a. a
Legislator asa farmer, asa private
citizen, his life has been au entirely
blsmeless one. It is no wonder that
the life of this man has won for him
honor from those who have shared
hi. lite. work. They who know sull
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Ir is the slliest small poI scare
we ever heard or our foreman had
boil on his face and while it WAS
large enough, the dear knows, yet It
was all over town that it was gem
uine case. When people take coun-
,el only OF their fears they are
liable to get OF ridiculously
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-10

From hr Tyler Courier
The time is approaching when a
convention ~ the representative
men, delegated through beat and
county conventions. will express, Il
choice for governor Fortunately,
Texas j. not barren of worthy men,
and men skilled, too, In sra'ecrait,
who will be able TO direct the policy
aud interest of this great stste
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-10

FT0T ~" TVT M T0TNTTTT|-
General Ross platform Is solid to
the core Reading &c. un, impressed
with the manly and open way iu
which the general handles ctcN sub.
lrct that i, OF interest 90 people.
Ross il % trarIc,, and out-r'kou man.
and will make Texas - goud COVER
Mmr LLlNn LIZ kn-,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-10

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ll 81 tLr
Hhlc-t, rIranr-t and best wrcblio. in
the s'nic, is n.i foe Ross. Win the
good help 90 iho 0ur wrckIir, of
IrNn-, Ross can do without tho "Vrcsi
d"illc-.' lie getting alon. mmou.ly
with their good hrp.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-10

WHAT is tie wrluu'"r grcvNn -
now The au.wcrto chi, question
vi,ln.lA, many .uAiau, doubts.
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,5,,Hi -,''iH.a, Old sores a perfect sprM,
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,r,tigl ". price, small bu ,ls,sl large bot.
MACON MEpIClN 50 Macon. "a
Nor sale by Castles y Morrison
MA-u, Tens.
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TUE Br.nNsm .hm.r - 'u.uE
hsrG o. boo -ri.-R,--. boo. v.h ual-
3Freut SUCCESS.
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Fr.m ihr Hamilton Herald
Ross platform has no Uncertain
plank in it
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Ross lifr's record is witnoo, stain
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Tur.trikc grow, in .crIou,uc..
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rurs Ross year
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wm> win the strike bco'er'
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THE WACO EXAMINED

so comm at,pns writt.t nu 10Th sides
20 tho pspr- gill rerr've attention At this
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SAVE IMPGRILBD LUNGS
TIE IMPORTANCE OF TIMELY
MEDICATION.

aS,ss 21, 50. Sln0gl all druggists.