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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
The Great Arkansas Valley from the Indian Territory to the
 NIiSslssippI River.


 Connections madca tart Sinithwith Stages for all points in the Indian Territory; at Van Burcn with the St. Louis sS San Francisco Railway to all points north and northwest at Russelviilc with tho Daslanclle and Russell- yille Railway for Daldapeiie: at Argcnta with the St. Lotus. Iron Mountain and Southern Railway for all points north and all points in Texas, also at Argenta With the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad for Memphis and points east. At Little Rock the Little Rock aud Fort smith Railway connects with the Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas Railroad, forming the Arkansas Valley Route.' the only line between the Mississippi River 1t Arkansas City and the Great Northwest. Connections made at Pine Biun with the Texas ana St. Louis Railway for all points in northeaster and southwt stern Arkansas, and points in Texas; at Arkansas City with all steamboats on the Missiesippi River for New Orleans, Vickspurg, Memphis, St. Louis, Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnuti This is the short line between Little Rock anc all points south. cast and northwest.
 For informatio as to rates on freight and passengers, address J. A. WOODSON,
 Traffic Manager. The Little Rock and Fort Smith Ky, has for sale 1,0OD,000 acres of the most productive land in the world. Large quantities of the best cotton lands for sale in the lower Arkansas Valley. All kinds of hard and soft timber is found in abundance in the country traversed by this Line. Fvr information as to land and immigration, address T. NJ. GIBSON,
 Land Commissioner.
 NOTICE TO PAssENGERs:
 On and stftcr sunday Dec. 18th. 1885, passen ger trans will be run as follows between Fort Smith and New Orleans:
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
TVTgEIy TgTTIV IVI1NNIIElH.'T "
MERIlELs,S FEMAI.E TONIC

MERllELxi'S FEMAj.E TONIC K fa ,sreys<srcsz solely sos' tIse oitre or com pl0infs zs.hsch af7ict s,eariy evern Uterine Tilnctions, iS co~reots oil ;,s - s.ecf;krrtfiee aud disytoceDte,,ts S d Ktss or sfse greatest Ualne iss chapae# .+ or yifs.
 Ifs sssc sg,aTigsr pregaancy sc;u# greatly seffcgc tstc paths or labor andN uesesree q speedy reco< ssy. 2!
 Lkis pfeusnnt fo fhe sastc and ,po,,H td sfs;e5s iss GU conditions or shc s,,s M xcges scstfs 2segyect sayefy.
 Doctors prescribe tt for alt Disease, uecutit:ss to EeHsutcs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

I.v. Van Buren at 500 D. m.; Russc1lvilie $40 a. m; arrive Ut Argcnta :00 D. m.
 Local--tv Ozark a m. Russellyile P. m, arrive at Q D u.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

 Messrs. Schwartz X Hasieit. l'4ffshifre. Pa. Genfixms,rI have used some of that excellent cdy H. A. Fahnestoeks Vermifgc and found to have the desired effect. think your vemifuge safely be dis pensed with in any family. Yours, &c::
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

TANSENdEK tsUINa SOUTH,
 Leave Fott smith 5:25 n. m. ;ltussellville 10:- 20 q. m; Little iiock 2:95 D. m; Arkansas City ( :5O, D. m; arrive at Now Orleans 9:E0 a. m. Ercinhf In iIX o ,cnaf s.,ndn.,
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

An iniallible specific for alithe diseases peeuliarto women such ae painful or Suppressed Mcnstruaiion, Failing of the Womb, !.eir rorfliUa or Whites, etc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31

lag provides that no school district
shall BE- entitled to any portion OF
the school funds unless til re shall have
been Taught, by II qualified teacher. 1T
leGSsthree months school ia the proceed
ing school year.
The apportionment Of school funds,
both state and county. Is made upon
the number Of children between 6 and
Is years Of aye as shown 10y the cen
t,ken Annually in May. uul tan census
this Year ShU IS thit three school duS-
tricts OF Elko county. ut the time the
Census wa ken, contained less than
the requisite ten cen -us children. Que
OF SAID districts now contains IL school
children. bit the Hppprtiouuent can
only be made ia nccurIIucu with tae
la It Census, hence tue district i uOt ell.
titled to receive county school money,
under the statute above quoted.
One oil the trustees in another short"
district is assessed at S32 500 an | couse-
ISAhS pays lhAO III GAlbD lulu VI
the county this year SlJT.2j not one
dollar Of winch goes to the CREDIT of his
district by reason Of this Outrageous
statute, Notwithstanding the district hns
been IN successful operation for six
years or more, but rrcsntly by removal,
It has been deprived of a suihcien: num-
ler OF children to reduce the list to II
less number than ten.
As will he seen from the foregoing
quite n number Of the Taxpayers of the
county are compelled by an unjust law
To contribute TO the cducAt OH of the
children Of other districts while their
w are deprived Of all beuei = Of tue
county school revenues; aul hence the
people of the State should demand OF
th,ir T, representatives. the repeal Of an
Act SO pnlpnJIy uni ST to II large num-.
Der Of the children OF Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
V

In common with TIL Democracy of
the country We eNpre-, our ,ymptthy
with Ireland N her grcLt struggle Tor
Home Rule. The friends at Liberty
Throughout IL" w"rll are Ir-i,lN me-
Rested ~ the II RI. which the ,uppuri-
rrs 81 Giad-tnur AMI Pa neil are noA
making. tn give the right in govern
themselves tu thu Iuus-~ufrIlug and
rrrntly wrongrd Irish ryrpD" md ~"
sine rely Lupc the stang %! Ilri nj
fer her just rights shall be crowned
with complete success.
IEsoLy. D, Tint in common with the
Democracy of the whole country w.
sincerely lament the boss o the bate
NI,r.rsc-Id"ut 81 the Uu,Gd STATE.
Troum~ \ Hendricks. the humurrrl mi
trusted lender. who's crmriiirtrry conn.
SCI AMI IA riO'ic trnrhHg, have hrcnu-
the common hrii a.. ui uur cuaIiu %
q urtrv. We ul-n p~s0fuVuliy q It,r-
That during u brit rrriol u' TIM the
nation. nud particularly TIA. DrIuurT -
party. has ,uii-i"i tine .uS- fulI 0tu,i
eminent est lens ~ TIA. p-r,rr- o. ~.
gallant lrl Ter. Grurw u M~tlT-Huu.
tue pure and wI-" >ftrr-uru. I.Trilu
seymour. III superb her tru r,I
WIuii"ii Scntt iItncnck, umi more t.
Gently the drmiSr "f the ii-r"ruiry
-int"-nIrn. AngnrI"us cOun--!"r nuI prr.
f'nul political piIlu .opIrr, Stmnrl j.
Ii.deu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
XII.

In behalf OF the mining industry Of
this st tie md 81 tie unErr-ihc Ii"-
nrcI OF civilization on this Co 'st-n NJ
we'll as II the whole people of Nevada
Ne earnestly recommend - the nu-
rh"ritl. : at Wnshir gt"H the immr,ia'e
oprning aud p~ermtm"It running of tue
United States Mint ut Ca Ity. tn
the end that our mines MAY Ice relieved
from the unnecessary AMI huTlcusu.ue
expense Of shipping their bullion three
thousand miles way for market, aud We
hereby commrul the Efforts Of Senator
Fair 10 accomplish this result.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
AN UNJUST LAW.

One ~ the first nous OF the forthcom.
ing Legislature should he the rruenI of
AN Act OF the Legislature OF 1859 watch
$50 maniiesiiy urjnst that We IRE ut
n loss To understand how II Is that the
''comliued wisdom OF tie state could
lie Induced to pass il, ~ why the Cover
nor should have approved IL. Section
IL OF nm Act approved March ~, 1855.
is ~ follows:
"No school district shall be- entitled 20
receive moneys FROM the county fnnI.
unless there shall be residing in the dis
trict at least ten school ccusus eb,I
dFen."
While this law does not deprive such
di'trict' iro II their proportion Of lii.
state school funds IL virtually anunls
districts which have been orgnnizrd
nUder the la~s Of the Su,te, Tor the
mount f State funds IN each year Will
not aggregate over - 10 zach ccusus
child, not more than enough to pay "a
a teacher one months salary, and the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
LIN ARD LET LIVE

Past experience hiss demonstrated til
truth 81 the axiom that Honesty ia the
hrst l'licy' in husrn-~s as we'll aS IN
private life; and actunted 10y thl. pcIicy
! -hul! a. the iu'urr ~ in the past Keen
constantly on hand a fIil supply Of fresh
and dr-iuhlr
bEo'EuiEs Y PHoyIstOS
Of the r"s, quality, suitable to the re-
G~Hlt'n.cuis "i my ~cu-iumrrs. which will
be ''id nt h." lowest rates cuus,steui
with sound business principles.
L. we'll known THAT "a large nmonn.
Of money H. annually sent from Elko
""n"iN ." lwym"uI Tor goods purchased
Hhr"t'. uuri uu ru,ur measure to rouu-
t'r'ct thee foreign Purchases | have re-
Gently added &" ny stock "a we'll selected
aud desirable line Of
BDOT- ANp SH0Es
which ] guarantee t. sell al AS lev flo
uftr HS the Same quality al goods can bs
purchased ~"I,vH here, TRANSPORTATION
added. with thc advantage uf having an
opportunity t. "Nttutur thr goods be-
i"'" purchasing. Al gpp.is guaranteed
l." u" Just 49, r~rpr--rnrcl.
VIA sincere thanks to the public for
the Hb"r'i patronage extended IA tho
past. Uu" = liCItIug IL continuance Of the
same ~ ia future, | am.
Respectfully,
HIRAM CHAEE
EIko. oct. 3Ist. 1885.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
Il.

We commend the policy Of The present
Administration in strct.y enforcing the
tariff law. the len icIi cnrc: uf which
i - happily il ust,arrd 10y TIL fact
that the great wool growing ministry "t
the country receives more protection
now b., collecting the whole import du-
ii = on wool. than it dill nndrr the high
tariff of 1867 under the pr Ictice 10y Re-
publican officials of letting foreign wool
Sip tiruu.h our custom houses at less
than one half OF snil duties.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
EGTl ETJ Tx AYES.
OFFICE or { USTY TREASURER.
ELMO NLyNDA, oCT. i. l--G

OFFICE or { CgIY TEEAsUEER,
ELKp NLyNDA, oCT. i. l-SG
Motto" is hereby gwen that tn" tat.
tuUuty and uttrr t,1rs for the year
1856 are now due ard payable at my
oiiirr in Ia t,Na 81 + 'Sn. nrl t. luy
~ relation T." their collection will be-
strictly enforced.
Al taxes uupail 1T 6 o'clock +. NJ on
Momdny, November. T.. pr"vimo viii
thrU hrc me rlr!inqI-rt AID - pei
cent. additional added th'rrto
L. T. Mnrgnn.
County Treasurer md TX Oiicip FAX
Receiver
by NJ. II. Miller
Deputy
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
EDUCATION.

Ge~crors provision, State nnh Con =
t.. shonlI b" made for the support Of
pub ic schools. They are stab I~irr,l
for The benefit Of all uur people anil
should h. mrintin i e, tircly ir e from
religions or political bias. W" h~r.i"vc
ia thorough uul efficient school super
vision. AMI urr in favor pf such lrsI~ll-
ton ms viii brst promote the education
al interest Of our State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
NV.

The depression Of onr mining inter-
cStS, u prOUiurnt factor H. or rrvruur
resources, u cr>sit .t's the H'Iici"~t &c ~
Ony ia all branches q Uur gnNtInuuui,
both State nnl Comfy. AMI w. demand
Of all OF Il pubic officers shat all
possible Entertainments L.. mrlr con
si-trnt with the proper dlscI",r5e Of the
dutIe, oi their several Offices.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31

II IL generally conceded TINT moth
Ing ctn u" saved by s,riiug nwny Tor
goods. ~ NJ. Lc,nhnft will du ltc,ic
X 'crttr cntu aud san francisco pr req.
An 'Hnminution OF goods AM pri.rs
val dcmOIslIais the fuct.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
Madam l1FV.ai CsVillisi,

a graduate In Obstetrics from tho Medical
College A. Milan. iuHiy, IN who has been
pr,c.tCiug
M I'D W L L - II Il
Since ~ 5. has just RrriycI r IN 80 Ir,ncIs.
CO. 'ni will ..IHhIish hrfs,It At LiEp ft H..
Iriciic" u her rruicsIvu. raiEisctIyn
gn'fin'rch hnd charge, reasonable.
IU..G.tG.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
INVITATION TO VIM. woo BURN,

'h' i"II'"lnR Invitation waS duty served
upon VI" Chairman Of the Republican State
convention "n I'll 25th day of SIP omber,
iN"o' 'nI neither tn Chairman Of said Con.
''n'i'n nor til" lion. wn. We dburn. tho Re.
r"''ic'n candidate for Congress. has accepted
III" challenge:
t"nifa nmmiticc: Dear SIR tihs ,,on,.I
OF Slf. y ". MHCMii u. tho Democratic nn,nI.
ne Tor CuiHr - Tor ScyAIi. I heI oI,y invite
~ h,pl"l''Hh h"iniuc" Tor the ssnis position
10 tnhh" n cEhNtts ~ tho entire state and en-,
k'E"ln J lat d"hsi" with him during the com.
inH 6 mp'iEn a"fHnEoInon q anddAiCs for a,mo
'' u" ~ 'cd utun 10y both CpmnIttsrs an
very respectfully. II. T. KgAr Nh.
Chairman Democratic state Central Commit.
tee, ~"
- buSsE. so,roisry.
Iu.2Otd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
LtDpR.

We are in favor 81 liberal wages md
IRE labor. All n sorirtinDs formed for
The purpose OF developing Intelligence.
Lronoiing the welfare aud protecting
the interests Of the ~lalorcr md me-,
ch"hic, aud 10 enable tlIrrn succcssmlly
~ contend i"r mri mniutrin their rlybis
Wy p"nce ul md efficient means n%g,in,i
powerful nnh opprc ,siyc combinations.
Sh"n he encouraged mud cSprr,sIy
tahctiourd 10y l'w. aud the Democratic
party oi Nevada Il IN favor Of tho ON.
"ctnirnt 81 liberal laws fostering onl
encouraging the formation Of co opera.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
a..
$500 REWARD.

The above reward viii ne paid for IN. c,,..
'na conviction ~ my party or pir,lcs found
gniliy NJ At riInR. LDInR or running on
'l'"ti"a brands or marks of any i've .,ocI
10 onCinR 10 any M mDos Of tho Scvst, Li,,
>io'k As-oci.iion.
i. w. %CRUrcHER.
President.
X. W. LEvIs. Secretary
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
tive and protective societies among al
classes Of luboiing men,.
Y

W. approve the action Of the Demo
cratic House OF Congress in furfeiiing
and restoring To- the public doinain for
home-trads fer actual settlers nearly u
hundred millions OF Srrrs IT unrnrned
lands h rrto ore grIutej by Republican
Congresses To rail- ohd % pnri:lons. and
We MISC approve the net preventing
alien ownership Of large tracts OF public
lands in the United States.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
DEMOCRATIC STATE FiEgEf

@~~0
Pr Governer.
JEwETF W. ADAMS.
u siuTsy.
For Northumberland.
THOMAS J. BELL.
OF Syc.
For Congress.
j. II. Ma MILAN.
Of Humboldt.
For Justice Of the Supreme Court.
&. II. BELkNAr'.
Of CnusLy.
For Sta Treasurer,
JERRY SUHiO LING,
OF ws,Loe.
For sec'e airy II Stat.
JOHN T BRADY,
Of Store
Fer state Controller.
Il. SADLER,
Of Eureka.
For Acknowledgement,
j. +. BOILER.
Of EsmtrsldA.
For surveyo-GcnerAl.
5. II. DAY,
OF OrmsIy.
For Clerk OF iSr Supr,mr Court,
JOHN \, KEENAN,.
Of VIII e IIur.
For State r.Iuisr.
HENRY DUFFY.
Of storey.
For Superintendert frub'ir Instruction.
A. l. KAYE,
uf Fare n.
For Distric judges
A. l.. FITXGEIiALD.
OF urrlA.
II. T. CRESSwELI.,
Of Lauder.
II. EIVES,
81 EWtkA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
VOTERS.

Following are the lists Of registered
voters i'll White Rock, Mountain City,
Island Mountain and e oIumLiu PIE
ciucts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31

Hartley. Rob. 4 a.,4o.. !.
JarIis. 4
K
Enopt. Vim Kelly. T
L
Love. II II Lindbloom. 8
M
Murphy. AC Marhnll. "A
Murphy. Up Mayer. J F
M'rhan. James Messer. Joseph
MOORE. F " Nanfrinr, L
McMilien. D McKlscLer. Robt
Nichols. s L
Osborn. Ell
P
PheIau. John Paterson. J G
Pearson. James Fender, 5 d
Q
Outlet. O Quinn, John
&
Roughan. Pat Routzong, J L
6
Shelton. II Sirozz;-. Chaa
Shay, Peter. Skinner, Emnk
Staudish. Chas Simpson. Jokn
Sison, Ed SOmmerIott. Chas
T
Terrell. James, ThompTon. II
Thorpe, \ II ToIomie. Mnssimo
wiseman. All weSrich, Romain
Wilcox, W 5 Wilson, James
Zerga. Joseph
STATE OF NEVADA
County Of Exc.
Notice is hereby given that I will
receive objections to the right to vote
II any person whose name is in the
foregoing list until Friday, October
29th, 1856. ut 6 o'clock p. ~. Of said
day. All perGns who~e nam's may be
enormously entered on said list are re-
questcd to appear ut my Office aud have
such error corrected.
FRANcIIJ. KELLY
Registry Agent in and for
Splucemont Election District.
LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS OF
HID PREClNCr.
A
Arm;tagc. John
B
Bennett. Henry
Dobson, Vim Dwight. Isaac @
Gillespie. jaime. II Gillespie. Danl. H
II
Harris, Henry
l.
Lov,tt, Samuel " Lawrence Henry
M
Mcclellan, E G Mcclellan, A r
Nelson LA
r
Ritson. J c
Scott. Chase Sparks, John
Vance. JosePIy
w
Ward, &c Williams, Aaron
STAT OF N'Upi, g.
County OF Elk =.
Notice is hereby given that I will
receive objections to the right to vote Of
any person whose name is in the fore.
going list. until Frid ~, October 10th,
1856, at G O'clock r. NJ. Of said day. All
persons whose may be erron, ously
entered on sail list are requested to np.
pear at my ofice and have such error
corrected.
T.. C. McClrllen.
Rrsistry Agent in and for
II ID Election District
LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS
OF LAMOILLE VALLEY
PRECINCT.
Bowers, q N Bumbscb, c II
Brewer. OH Brady. VIM
DuLie. John Bubie, Lewis
Cabill, Thos Conrad. Jacob
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odsn. Ell o'BIlne.J
odcn. I Is
Pi1ley. Myron Perkins. Vim
Perkins. q
Rsboule. A Rodgers. S E
Rankin. Fred
Stone. AT S;rceter. S II
6tottier. II z Suell. Ii w
Spect,r. Fred Strceter. A II
Truman. Edwin Taylor. G w
Thompson. IL > Taylor, A W
Yoigt, Henry Veder. Dewitt
Wines Writ. Chas
Whitley. a Wilson, RI
Weddle, DAVID
Young. II A
STATE OF NEVADA
County vi E,AU.
No Tie. ID lu,ly given that 1 viii
Receive obi, ct.oLs 10 the hight 10 vote
OF any poison whose TnuIe is in the
iOrrgoi 6 list, uu.il Friday. October
18Th, 1896. at 6 O'Clock Il. 81. of said
day. All ersous whose uaines may Lt
errune. usIy eItered on said list ar,
requested to appear at INV office an
have such error correct, i.
JrDsoN DAKIN.
Registry Agent in md for
LamoiIle Valley Election District
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETINGS.

u o y. j. II. MAC MILAN.
democratic N'min'e fr Congress. for News.
ID. "'ii address the people " th- -tatc on ia,
i~"litical l. u's ~ thc day. - follows.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
LIST OF Reg sTERED VOTERS
OF BPRUCEMoNT PRECINCT

LIST OF REG isTERED VOTERS
OF BPRUCEMoNT PRECINCT
A
Angel, Warren n Anderson, J II
Armstrong. Z
Be'ienger, VIM Brown, l.
Blair, Ghas Brady. W s
Bond, in Burnett, A
Bowser, Emanuel Dafoni. Anlrea
Bedsii, BA Blackburn. II n
Cloutier. 8 Crocroft, 9
Crowley. Vim
:. John Dreres. Henry
pEA Joseph, Dsdon. Chas
Dulere. Dunlap, John
E
Eaki.
z iano, Antoui
Flynn ~ Prop.
oeoros Goraop, W.
o,sr' Adam Gioye,W
"'Sdiug', Car. enL.r
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County OF Exc.
Notice is hereby given that I will re.
ceiTe objections to tue right to vote of
my persou whose name Is in the ioiego.
Ing list until Friday, OFT. -, lSSG, At G
o'clock p. NJ. of sGid day. All persons
whose names may be enormously en-
tered on said list ure requested to APP
pear at my office aud have such error
corrected.
c. WooDwARD,
Registry Agent in and FOR
Jack Greek Election District
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II. W. LEwrs, Secretary
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LIST or REGISTERED VorERs ~ JACK
CREEK PLEcIScT.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
For Rent Or Lease.

Good farming lands, Immediately on
c. & G. II. r., near Sauda Old Town,
S. G. Good Springs, Wells, Meadows,
Framed Cabins, Barns, Stables. One
million feet timber can be cutilzcG.-oaks,
hickory. beech, birch. cypress. gums,
ash, muibury, poplar, sycamore, walnut.
Excellent bed Of brick clay above high
water mark, in 10 steps of Railroad. 10
operat ors will be let on reasonable terms.
II. a. FLOYD, Agent.
Subscriber can ne seen on the premises
from middle OF October to 2ath Dcccm-
Der next 0-1o.1t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06

This remedy Is one uD ut which we cannot
publish certificates. but it is Il most wondrrful
iinment TO be used after the first two or
three months
send FOR our treatise on the Health and
Happiness OF Woman, mailed free, whjch
gives all particulars.
THE BHADFIELD REGULATOR co.,
lo'O-lm Box 8, Atlanta, Ga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06

there can be no cause of complaint.
l did not know that the question
of "family" would have so much in.
flucnce with the committee as Mr..
Brawley indicates, and if | had |
would have despaired Of finding 50
able and influential an advocate for
my poor people as he has proven.
But if l had known it might have
been driven (even ut the expense Of
pride and modesty) by sense of
justice to say to them, that the history
and traditions of my State, county
and family tell me that my people
have been here since their first set.
tlemcnt, and participated in no mean
way with the Pickenses, Williamses,
lrbys, Mooes, Clevclands and even
the llamptons in the first struggle
Tor American liberty and equality. /
might have said, no matter how re.
luctantly, that in my poor Judgment
the Farlcys did their whole duty
during the late war, and that one Of
thcn-the bosom friend and com.
rade Of Stuart-who already lives in
history and romance, now lies where
he and Butler fell, having made as
pure sacrifice as was ever laid upon
the altar Of any country, for he
served without pay, without position,
reward or emolumcnt of any kind.
Yes, Mr.. Editor, in this struggle for
some recognition from those who
Tute us, l might have presented my
own poor person, and with the same
feelings as Coriolanus in his "gown
of humility" when asking for the
consulship, he says:
"What must say?
l pray sir; Plague upon it, cannot
MY tongue to such pace /; Look sir, my
got them in my country's service when
Some certain of your brethren roarcd
From the noise of our own drums"
[ might have said all this, but
making No personal appeal to any
one, like the same character | felt
"Bctter it is to die, better to starvc
Than crave the hire, that first we do
deserve
why should I stand here
10 beg of Hob and Dick"
Tile position of Adjutant General
was at first unsought by me, and I
still feel highly complimentcd by the
vote l received, and although l feel
that if one Of my competing friends
had occupied my position as the
next highest" there would have been
no trouble about his selection, and
although the position has been
awarded to another, no matter how
unfairly. / hope [ am capable Of
doing my duty to the State. as | have
dono it in the past, and can still en-
dcavor to deserve, though I may
never receive any of the honors Of
the State or party.
"Timc cures all things" and when
the final verdict is rendered, ], too,
may he able to say, with my quondam
friend, Dawson: THAT settles it,
II. l.. FARLEY.
-GrcenriNe Nears.
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Mothers Friend
MAKES CHILDBIRTH EASY.

The time has come ut lust
when tho terrible agony in 'ident
to this very critical period in Il
woman's life can be avoided. 4
DISTINGUISHED physician, who
pnsGc,: the greatest portion OF
his lifo (ortY.four years. in this
brunch OF practice, left to child.
bearing woman this priceless
]cgncy and lifG-saving npplinncp,
"TllE MOTHERS FRIEND" and
today there are thousands Of the
best women in our land who, hlv-
ing used this wonderful remedy
before confinement, rise up and
call his nilme blessed.
One lady from North Carolina
writes us that she would Ike to
thank the rroprictors on her knees
for bringing IL to her notice. She
suffered almost death before, she
snys. but this time she used "IIIE
MOTHERS FRIEND, ,"and her labor
was short, quick, and almost like
mngic. We can prove all we claim
by living witnesses, and nnvOnr
Interested can cnll, or have their
husbands do so, at our Office, nnd
see the original letters, which We
cannot publish.