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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01

An old citizen Of my town and an
old druggist, SAID to me to-day that
he had long been looking for liver
mc;iiiissine that would take the place
Of calomel, producing Al its good
effects and none oflts BAG Injurious
constitutional effects. Afkef 9
thorough trial he had found i IN III:
MozIey's Lemon Elixir. ! have
sold. as you know, large lots of the
Elixir since last spring., and never
sold liver medicine for biliousness,
constipation and diseases resulting
from these causes that pleased the
people us mnch as Lemon Elixir
Send me nine dozen at once.
L. ALBERT JENNINGS,
Druggist, Jasper, Fla.
To DIR. H. MozLEY, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by Druggists. so cents and
$1.OO per bottle. Prepared by II,
Motley, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga
Sept. 30.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01
Neura1gfc BIleumatism and Fry

About four years ago ! was attack
ed with what the physicians pro.
nounce1 neuralgic rheumatisn ac-
companiefl With erysipeIas. Ny ap-
petite failed me entirely, and | had
an intermitting pulse and very irreg-
nlar pulsati0ns Of the heart. A ter
rible pain soon came into my chest
and shoulders, and became SO help
less that conld attend to no busi-
ness at all. The pains were nova
Bile, and would sometimes pass from
one part Of my body to another. IA
nally the erysipelas broke out on my
left hand ana arm, and produced
much swelling was FOR eighteen
months afflicted in this way, and Of
course nsed q great many kinds Of
medicines, but nothing gave me re
lief. Friends finally persuaded me
to try Swift's Specific. / noticed a
decided improvement while taking
the first bottle. / continued its use
until had taken about one dozen
bottles, when / found myself sound
and well again, with no sign OF the
disease left except stiffness In my
|n&nd, a result Of the erysipelas.
While taking the medicine I gained
on an average Two pounds Of flesh
per day. 1 think S. 5. S. q valuable
medicine, aud frequently recon
mend it to my friends.
D. % M Drrwr~So
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01

A prominent Alabama physician
said: "A patient who was almost
dying from the effects OF Tertiary
Syphilis and who had been treated
BY several noted physlcians without
benefit used one dozen bottles Of b.
b. b. and was entirely cured. He
had ulcers on his arms, and the
bones protrnded through the dcsh
and skin at the elbow, and death
seemed inevitable Sept. 80.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01


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iting gardens, theatres, galleries.
hospitals ana innumcraoae o.nel
places 81 interest ana note, conea'n'
ing objects q pleasure ne anu en
Joyment with those O pains o'sease
deformlty, destitutlon ana povefsy'
From the splendid ana oriiiaant e..
gallery where the rarest ana mos'
exquisite conceptions O genious us
EdispiAyed 70 tne nospltaoie "nefe
misery, pain ana diseased human
nature ls SHOWN YOU on every manu-
and the knife q the surgeon = sees
ing and cutting lts way INTO human
Dodies 80 give reiaei, occupies wv
small une q transit from one 70
the other, ana gives us 1000 ior s.
Election upon the varied displays -
the arts and sciences py human n
tcllect,one with us Drush 20 pace q
canvass liei images pcr'ec. =
conception ana almost ideaiity' Wnl'e
another with ms steady nerve an.
hand, pines the kniie ana seeks ou
the seat OF pain. ana DANES tns
grim monster aeatn even upon .ns
clinic table IN neaiing sunerang nu
maDity ana restoring 70 nealtn ane
robust vitality the disordesed' aiseas
leds emanciated ana distorted Delng'
upon whom his lnclss'ons are sue
.tnily periormed. Wniie .ne
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witRhls pe2c3 suQ pfush excite oul
great admtfNtl5lf Z a ~ Nefks ais
play transcendant pQ sze ot arc
genious, we are conetr9Iue0 ssaaJJ
that they are Of less value end i'm
nOrtance to mankind than the greal
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01


/ promised, will now give you ! few
items more regarding this city.
Vienna II 4 aaid improves stead
;lv from year e vear II her archi
tectnral bea,,tv and macniflcence. /!
4 trne that liz loftv HEIGHT of build
nos snch a. "a and II many Or oui
American cities does not exist here,
q tho law ~ Vienna prohibits the
erection of busineas 81 residence
houses that shall be over four stories
hiph. although they may be counted
q ave stories including the base.
mont which il made quite comforts.
lie. although not deemed under the
law a one of the stories ID the build.
inc. vel. giving it the appearance oI
4 i've story building. The external
as well a internal work on these
bn,ldinos il lavish ana profuse and
of the most substantial quality; per,
feet IL their symetry and fcr strength
safety and sccurity to life. uncxcell
"a anywhere. Indeed no other build
,nos are bv law nermlted to be erect.
al The poor man can scarcely
hnild 4 house in Vienna. he Is una
hle n do. ar have the work done tha,
4 necessarily REQUIRED under then
hnildinc laws. Such shanties as oul
people build In the capitol OF oul
state. for instance. d few rough plank
and few nails with no bracing
stuuing Or other safe supports erect
I'd and rented out to the colored peo
pie or the poor, are not to be founG
here. Aud the poor man who is i'm
able to build here. must rent room
or anti of rooms IN great secure
substantial cdifice. that is erected b3
the man with capital. By this means
ali cheap and ordinary architecture
is not to be seen and costly and i'm
posing cdifices and palaces are erect
cd for business. stores and dwellings
adding to the beauty. sublimity anc
grandeur of the city eyery wear. Th,
Easements ana lower stories here ar,
stores and offices. and the upper sto
ries are occupied as family residenc
"a and the business and residence.
4 close tocether. II our cities il i,
different Most generally the store
office and business department is ii
one place or house, and the residenc,
4 senaratc and apart in some othe
locality Of the city. sometimcs mile,
awav with street car or railway com
mnnication. This pIace n bsauti
fullv laid oil. their strcefs are f<l1
4rie,. aos, s,egant :, ~
AHA aud snlendid d;snI4s "a -
h,hitino NJ other Kind ~ building.
save those that are in reality con
s;asrod and ast;mated az rnvai nal
aces with her oreat military or
gan;xations tho mosr anncrb place,
of amuscment 81 al kinds. theatre,
~ fnrsuanassed beautv &c fniah ar
ch,tectura and scenery fine gardens
baantifuI and lovely Yards crane
chnrch edifices and with her insti
tn,ion ~ world. wide fame the erea,
Mc1;cal Uuiversitv and Hospital
the most entcnsive elaborate svste
mat;callv tra;nrd and well dr,llef
;nst;tntion 81 tbe kind in the world
Il i not = wonder thar the. CITY o1
wanna should Ia called Ioyel,
.enchantino Mace n citv Of intelli
1anca renown and an;ovment Tn.
Maa;o.I un;r.rs,tv ~ wb;c,
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01
--i886

OUIITC OIU y uSIfCItSI lyISbTICEs
TIME or HOLDING COURT:
Pope County-First Monday in April and
COUNTY COURT;
At Dover, on the 4th Monday in March and
ist Monday in January, July and October.
PROBATE COURT:
At Dover, on the lst Monday IN May and Sd
Monday in January. July and October.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01

The Grand Lodge Of the Knights
Of Honor will meet in Little Rock
early in September.
The proprietor Of the Great Wes-
tern Poultry Yard. Mr.. James +.
Goodkey, ST. Louis, Mo-, is cnthnsi-
astic in his praise Of Red Star Cough
Cure, which cured him after all other
remedies failed. He says it neither
constipates the bowels, nor causes
sick headache.
Better than Quinlne.
M. M. Kesterson, Dorsey Co. Ark,
says: lean certify to the fact that
Hughes Tonic is the best chill tonic
/ ever tried. consider it better
than Quinine.
Prepared by r. A. Robinson y Co,
Wholesale Druggists, Louisville, Ky.
Sold ut retail by Druggists gen.
orally.
Arkansas hss q, 600 sqnass miles
81 the fnsst timberl ia ths world
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01

Arkansas has 100000 acres ofland
which she offers to donate, IN tracts
Of 160 acres. to actual settlers, and
there are within her borders 5'525,
$50 acres subject to entry under the
United States homestead laws.
Arkansas owns 10000 acres ol
swamp lands, SIT acres of seminary
lands, 10000 acres OF saline lands
and 5000 acres OF internal improve
ment lands, which sell for $l.00 and
81 .25 per acre.
Portia, Lawrence county, has Q
melon growers association. Some
OF the members have realized $65
per acre from their melons.
Economy in youth is the bounty
OF old age.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01
Anger is the executor of reason.

Malarial The very mention Of it Is a
nightmarel Whoever has suffered from
this blighting disease knows what a
dread scourge it is, and how it seems
almost impossible to eradicate il from
the system. SMITHS BILE BEANS
win most surely destroy the germs Of
Malaria, and afford permanent relief.
Dose one bean. 25 cents per bottle.
For sale by all druggists and dealers in
medicine, or sent postpaid on receipt OF
price, to any part of the country.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01
Church and Society Directory.


PRESB YTERIAN CHURCH.
H.. Mlner, pastor. Preaching every Sab
bath mt II a. m, and 7:30 p. m. Prayer-meet-
ng every Thursday at i:sO. p. nj. sabbath
School at n. m. every sabbath.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Wise pastor. Preaching every I'd
and 4th Sabbath at i am. and7:30 PM. Fray
er meeting every Tuesday night. Sabbath
school . q. in. every Sabbath.
METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH,
SIS. Key, pastor. preaching ID. Sd and 4tf
sundays ut Il am. and 80 pm. Prayer meet
Ing Wednesdays, 80 p. m. Sabbath school
$3.50 a. m.
KETH0DIST EPISCOPAL cHURCH.
is Harris, pastor. Preaching fst, I'd
! aud 4th Sabbath, II a. m. and z go p. m: Prayer
meeting Thursdays, T:3O p. M Sabbath school
Va. NJ
CHRISTIAN CHURH.
Preaching the 1st and I'd Lords Day in each
M, each Lords Day. and prayer meeting
Monday nights. All are invited.
Al Prairie Grove by Rev. J.T. Garland, or
the 4th Lords Day and Saturday before.
Mystic Societies.
CA DannelIy Chapter ~ 3a z; 3. meets
ssP asst sfsy a niSas I, Sssa sIs sss Ms See
RUSS RasselivIijs ia ohaptsr M. y q. a X. meet
nafssy ih'rs sa'lIas wiisso Il ssss @sSsa' Sec.
PALESTINE Commandery No. I, meets hrs
Kimbaii, II. G.. w. J. Reynolds. Recorder.
Russel.vilIc Lodge No. 2T4, A.. +. and A. M
~Smects first saturday night IN each month. W
AsSiey Lodge No. bs5, K. 4 /. Of II. meets
secona and fourth Friday nights each month,
B. +. Jone. Protector, ). y. AIslnday. Sec.
Banner Lodge No; 1s5s 4. Of u. meets mrs rs
prrift Dictafor "A rfh1r Erwin Reporter
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-01


d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes
that he was seriously afflicted with Q
severe cold that settled on his lungs;
had tried many remedies without
benefit. Being induced to try DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, did so and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which
time he has used it in his family for
all Coughs and Colds with best re-
suits. This is the experience Of
thousand whose lives have been
saved BY this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at j. w. Wells
Drug Store. Large Size $1.00.
The acreage in corn in Arkansas
this year is Z per cent, greater than
last, and its condition much better.
An End to Bone Scraping.
Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg,
ILL.,, says: Having received so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, feel
1t my duty to let suffering humanity
know it. Have had running sore
on - ~ - sns sMs ~ ~.
.u.S 'o's '' nie : "ou.u law ~ nase
y"s Dons se.a'u - ..,a. I1 ~ 80 FL r,a,.
trio Bltters and seven boxes Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and my leg is
now sound and WE'LL"
Electric Ritters arc soll at 6ftv
cents bottle, and Backlen's Arnica
Salve at 2oc. per box by j. w. Wells
Cattle are diving off rapidly in Sa-
linz and Phillips counties from mur.
rain
why Ar' Oie" o"inc " Ao"n
To-Day.
There was, yesterday, received
from New Orleans a draft Tor Sl5,-
600, the sum drawn by William
Ciem OF Monroeville, IN the last
drawing OF The Louisiana State Lot
terry. Mr. Glenn will be in the city
ess;ly 90 ~, ocon;red - ,ps sor,nne 49, ' Man, | nar a
sons were sken,,cal and d;d not he.
lieve that the money would be forth
coming. The Louisiana State Lot
terry is as solid as National Bank
and prizes are invariably paid in fall.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
PERSONAL.

The queens birthday Will be celebrated in London
this year on May %.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watverson have gone home from
Old Point Comfort to pack their baggage for their Eu
ropean They VIII sail on May -.
Bloodpoisonng is really what has been ailing the
Princess Of Wales.
Mrs Ole Bull is rrganing health slowly after serious
attack OF pneumonia
Record is made OF the death Of Prince John Jumbo
OF King Oko Jumbo. He was gentleman of culture
had been educated In England had live there
many years and he rendered the English aluab
services IN the Ashantee war Of 1Ss3.
The Scotch are dspeased at the announcement that
Prince Victor will represent the Royal family at
the opening OF the Edinburyn Exhibition May ; not
that they object to him. but they particularly desired
Princess also To be present
The Hon. A. W. Tenney entertained at his handsome
residence No. 1870 Washington Park. Brooklyn, Mr..
Walker Blaine Tuesday evening The other guests at
dinner were Willis L. Ogden. +. B. Richardson r. II.
Thomas William d. Barnes. william H. Williams, Jonn
W. Pickett, IT,, j. L. WOoiru1 aud Henry A Gilig, OF
the American Exchange in England. Mr. Walker Blaine
made many friends when his IA her Brooklyn
during of 1854, and Mr.. Tenneys graceful
hospitality enabled few OF the TO tho
Quglutance.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
OFFICIAL IELICdCY.

Mr.. Garland's ideas of official delicacy are
confusing. For months he has not talked with
the President, the SolcitOr-G General OF any of
his intimate friends about the telephone scan
dial. He has not considered it consistent with
the dignity of his Office to notice aspersiOns
upon his character. He has not only main
tanned an unbroken silence since he wrote his
letter to the President, but from sense of
deicacy he has refrained from reading and
thinking about telephone matters. But as soon
as he is asked to testify before Congressional
committee he startles everybody with a stark
naked exhibition of candor. He blurts out the
fact that lie has never tried to make any money
except by gambling and practising law, and
that he has invariably played losing game of
poker. Mr.. John Oakhurst, of Poker Flat,
looked upon life as a game in which the dealer
was entitled to the usual percentage, aud he aid
not hesitate to proclaim his calling whenever
he made new acquaintance. 1t has not been
customary for the heads of the Executive De-
partments to initiate Mr.. Oakhursts irankness.
If they have found entertainment and pleasur-
able excitement in draw poker they have not
felt called upon to take the public into their
confidence. The present head of the Depart
ment of Justice has his own ideas of official de-
corum. AS the successor of Edmund Randolph.
Charles Lee, William Pinkney, Richard Rush,
William Writ, Roger b. fancy, Hugh S.
L6gare Nathan Clifford, Reverdy Johnson and
jeremiah s. Black, lie is brought into the
closest relations with the highest judicial
tribunals. They never brought rcprOach upon
their office by a public confession of poker
playing. Mr.. Garland, with all his refinement
OF nature, has not shrunk from parading his
favorite amusement.
This sensiivencss, of which Mr.. Garands
friends have made SO much, seems to have
negative rather than positive qualities. When
Mr. Van Benthuysen filed his first application
for Government Intervention, Mr.. Garland con-
suited the authorities and concluded that as n
matter of law he could not act upon it still so
keen was his sense of delicacy that he referred
tie papers to the Interior Department When
Mr. Young introduced Mr.. Van Benthuysen to
him, he refused to have anything tc do with
the matter, but was too delicate 10 give his rea-
son, namely, that he owned telephone stock
and was disabled. He did not refer them to
the Solicitor General, nor did he warn any one
in the Department against playing into the
hands of his business partners. He was ubashed
by the delicacy of the situation, and said
nothing. did nothing. be was we'll aware that
Mr. Young and Mr.. Van Benthuyssn xere pre-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The practical workings of the Post Office Department
under the present Administration makes exhibit Of
this kind II paid the Cunard British Line last year
S54,I47 for iortysx trips of 5000 miles each.
average per trip or 80 cents per NILE for car
rying our outward mails. The Post Oioe Depart
ment offered the United States and Brazil steamship
Line 2lO. 1924 per trip OF $500 miles,
per mile way for Transporting our south American
mails II the inland had been added to the postage
the compensat would have been SJ.79 cents per
mile.
Meln. for the Knights of Labor: II you raise
5000 900 month"; that Is $4,000 900 yeaT. With this
amount tho Missouri Pacific can be bou-ht. and you
may 1t suit yourself Or. II you do not To
into the monopoly business you can go into Wall street
aud buy Missouri Pacific stock at an enormous dis
count then 1t Will tie the easiest thing in tne world
strikers back work. which wound baye the
enect OF sending the stock way up Close out hen AID
you will be millions ahead. We do not say theie Is
dead sure thing in this. but 1t Is undoubtedly
practical than very many OF the plans that nave been
apois Journal
Boston shows its Puritan traditions by goug to the
opera almost Inas,e in Holy Week. "In no o her
nrst-rate city in Chrisendom" remarks The Transcript
'cah opera succeed III Holy Wcok"
gushing correspondent says OF literary celebri ~,
that his conversation Is full OF Hight" Poor elIo
he must be lahtern;lawed.-l Burlington Free Press
"Our Republican friends neeilessy exc ted
the rcappolnment OF Mrs. Thompson" says The Uhea
Otsrer. Way. bless youI dear old heart urlshbor Is
not the Republicans but the Democrats VINO are ex-
appointment II you don't believe 1t just
read HE Louisville Courier Journal.
An old rink manager. discussing tho vast amount OF
capital worthless skating rinks and In the
machinery Tor the Manufacture OF roller skates Thinks IL
may all come into play again. Roller skating he thinks
Ia too healthy aud agreeable exorcse To be put aside
finally because OF s temporary bad reputs But when
IL IL Will have be under reformed methods,
ami regulated moderate amusement and not allowed
to run wild as craze Waterbury American.
Mngyump says that tho Democrats have Office on
tho brain 1t pleasant to lsarn thus Incidentally that
there Is such thing Democratic brain. Most people
think that the Democracy slmply organized appe
tite
Mamie Obrion, OF Wheat Corners. Iowa County.
Iowa. has u pet black snake. which v won.
derfully accomplished. Mamie Ia taking music
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

lessons Sse also has a bean. When ,,.or,
p. Johnson-6er hcau-calIs, Msmle's mother Nj
pot allow the yonnY reople to close the sitn
door, unless Mamie plays On ;he piano. She IL opposed
TO any possible oscuat0ry prOcece.pgs Mamie, how,
ever has taught her snake to play "Pe.k a-bOo" ani
Lszts houe pr0segut In sharp; and tho f2teIligen,
animal plays those familiar selections with hs tan, ia
Mean while George and Mamie do q spoon solo ria
girls In the neighborhOod think II great schem, and
often run In TO borrow Mamic's snake an evening
(Cbicag0 Rambler.
citizen OF Tidoute gives this explanation OF the Oh
name Of that town: The first who hal a cabin
here In the year 17i3 had daughter she had q oes
owl One evening the OLD shot the owl by
and whom the girl heard OF 1t she tainted and the Ola
man thought she dead. At last SHE opened her
eyes and whispered: "Oh. pa, did he hootr He va,
delighted with the girls recovery that he namef N,
place after the first words she spoke and that Gradually
corrupted into its present form.
The business OF tho country is we'll NTH paralyzed By
these tyranDies which. not content with making de.
mands for themselves insist also governing every
body else. This II especially true OF the building bu
The big lumber companies OF Burli3gOD. VI,
running shOrttme aud shOrthanded. ~ season when
they generally running overtime. because there IL
little building Contractors dare not undertake
tensve Jobs when the arbitrary ami capricOus action
OF some labor organization interfere NJ the least
Opportune moment and subject them to both exceeding
annoyance and great lOss And the tyranny bad as IL
Tor the capitalist who builds and the cOntr sci0r who
agrees to see the work DONE s for the whq
does the acua labor, since he is made the subject of
power which Is totally irresponsible. aud only
10 Djure and destroy, without any power TO make good
its damage Lowell Courier.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

made. The railway company's directors posi-
tiyelv refused to dismiss the new men VINO
have been engaged, to reinstate discharged
cmploves. or to take back the men who went
ont in a body. The Empire Protective Asso-
ciotion. in its attack on the companys charter,
asked the Railroad Commissioners to as
certain why the company did not reduce
fares when its earnings exceeded ~
per cent on its capital, what taxes IL
had paid or failed to pay to the Guy
and by what authority it inns cable road
A "tic-up" will probably be ordered to-day on
the Bleocker-st. and Twenty -third-st. lines be-
cause those companies are accused OF helping
the Third Avenue Company. There is no I'M
mediate prospect of another general I" tie-up."
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
UJLL DELYANNIS EIGHTf

A conflict on the Greek frontier Is again re-
ported to be imminent. The Turks, if they are
attacked, will be taken by surprise, for they
have been relying upon the efforts OF the
Powers to prevent the outbreak of hostiities.
Apparently there are no dissenslons among the
European Cabinets. Lord Rosebery and Prince
Bismarck are cordially supporting each other
and the Russian Government, cquicOcal as its
attitude was at one time, is cooperating with
the other Powers. ngland is strenuousy
resisting the ambitious designs Of the little
maritime kingdom and the outbreak of war
will deprive 'Delyannis Of sympathy and sup