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Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

Editor PICAYUNE.-I have heard some speculation as to the Demo cratic nominee for county and cir cult clerk this year, and queries, "Who will he be?n The Democracy of the county want young, active business man--one who will ac- commodate the public-one who is who is fully competent and one of whose integrity there is no ques- tion. Permit me me to suggest to the public the name of B. II. Lo. gan. have never spoken to him upon the subject, aud don't know what his sentiments may he; but he would certainly. if candidate, command d large vote, and ifelect. ed, make an excellent clerk. But whether he will consent to nun or not-"qnrin sabe." Respect,
 SPECULATOR.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

Dr. Hunter, whom Bnckle reck- ons among the chief bcnefactors of mankind, speaking of the blood. says. The functions of the red globules is to minister to the strength of the system rather than to it's repair. With wholesome food and Browns Iron Tonic, any. one, suffering with indigestion, drowsiness, dumb chills, or want of appetite, may be restored to per feet health. It is the iron thst re- stores that fine color to the blood that denotes perfect health. Price Sl.00 per bottle. For sale by Hugh Monurie: C D.o.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

LEE CANT, SOLDIERS HOME, RICHMOND,NA., Dec: lJ, 1885. l hereby certify that have ta ken three bottles of Swift's Specific for secondary blood poison, and have derived great benefit. lt acts much better than potash or any other remedy l have ever used.
 E, F. WINFIELD, N. D.,
 Formerly of Sussex Co.,, Va. Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free.
 TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Draw. CT 3, Atlanta, Ga. 1j7 w. 23d St.; New York.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

X Violent Atthck of Group ih Child Cured Almost Instantly with Abcls
 Honey of Tar.
 Read '. hat Officer Gfcen has to say:
 LiTtLs Rock, ARK. Dee. &, 1885,. satanta Medicine Co.,. Little Rock, Ark, Ggsrs:-Scverni weeks ago, I caught a severe cold that settled on my thront and lungs. which alarmed ntc very much. Dr Abel's Honey of Tar and Lemon was recom- mcndcd to me ns the best remedy in the city Aft"t taking several dDscs my cough and cold was entirely cured. 1 gave some of the same bottle to one of my children that had a severe attack of croup. The effect was magi. cal. It seemed to cure instantly. l also recommended two of my friends to use it, which they did. and pronounced it the best remedy for cosgh' and colds ahd rroUp in childfeu they eve used, never intend to be without it in my family in the future.
 ]. D. GREEN. For sale by Moncricf lc Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CA NB+N, ARK, ]
 EnLr lth lN.E

LAND OFFICE AT CA NB*>, ARx.,O
 fthy. 4th, lS>6. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said prodt will be made before tEc Judge of EtyAdn county Ark. at Prescott, on April 3rd, lSS,j, viz: James $. Began, of eyada Go, Ark. Ifd. entry No. 734O for the Sf4 of the NEl Sec p, Tp. II, < lt 23 W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his e6nt inuous residence upon. and cultiya- rihn of, said land, via William B. Hawk. ins, Thomas L. May, James 4. Pagan, VII. liam A. McMillan, all of Prescott, Nevadacountyi Ark
 W. K! RAMSEY, Register
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
Royal! Blood,

We are all kings and queens iu this country, and we have right to as good blood as that whi ell courses through the veins of em, perors. If the blood is poor and the cheeks are pale, it is well known that Browns Iron Bitters is the great tonic which will give color. vigor, and vitality. Mir. NJ. K Gibson, of West Point, Miss, says II felt weak md facilitated, Browns Iron Bitters made me strong and we'll"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

TIE Texarkana Independent is again hammering away on the nor mal school question. Together with the PICAYUNE and many oth- CT papers, 1t did the same thing just before the session of the last State Legislature, but without sue. cess. We don't propose to waste as much ammunition on this sub. iect again.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

The Nevada County Picayune appears to question tle statement of TIE NEWS of last week that the public debt l ad been decrcas . ei $50,000,000 We think we saw such a statement in m exchange, but it may have been only S5,0oO,000 which is very probable. If our over particular friend will call to mind, which he doubtless can, that the total public debt Dec l, lSo5 Was lys45, ,927 ,956, he will see how little s reduction of even fifty million dollars would effect it. While inc reduction looks large, we do not know that it is untrue, for Uncle Sanl's govern. ment does not deal in trifcs, but millons.- - Nashville News.
 Oh, no, Bro. Tullis, we simply wished your authority for the state. ment, hoping the good news would not vanish into thin air, as it turns ont. Our recollection in the mat ter is that $l0,OO0,000 was called in early this year, bl secretary Man. ming, and the second call for same amount the lst of May. This is the only debt reduction, as we un. derstand it, and we know some thing of Uncle Sau's government. al dealings. No editor should make statements of bare facts, without having authority for same aad every time they do, should be brought to taw, as we did yOn Bro. Tullis.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
A Little Mixed,

Last week it was thought the great strike was ended, althougl, there seemed a little friction in set. ting the manner of arbitration, but it turned out differently. The mis, understanding between the rail road authorities and the strikers has never been settled, and the strike, it is said, is still on. It does not, however, interfere with the freight traffic any longer, as regu- lar freight trains are being run from all points of the Gould Scuth- west system.
 It seems the proclamations of the different Governors O. the States of Iowa. Missouri, Arkan. sas and Texas, against all inter terence with the running of trains, early last week, and the calling out of militia since, has eff. fected things favorably for the railroads and suffering public gen orally.
 It is claimed by the Knights of Labor that the railroad officials have gone back on their word. We think something ought to be done to force railroads to arbitrate justly, all such strikes, and not let millions of innocent people suffer as they have the past month.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

With 'three members of the Cab- ;inet aud the Presidents efficient private secretary sick; the Presi- dent anxious about his own physic- al condition, occasioned by oyer work and lack of exercise; family quarrel in the Senate beteen broth CT Logan and Teller; ferocious assault npon each other in the House ny two Congressman from Tenn, Messrs. IIcGk and McMil- Ian; Treasrrcr Jourdan and Sena. tor Vance condemning the Civil Service law; confrmatiOns in the Senate in spite of adverse reports from committees, and with full par ticulars made 10 the public of the proceedings of the secret sessions of the Senate Star chamber, to say nothing of the Spring floods and labor strikes, it would seem that the ''times are out of joint"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

HON. D. k BARKER, it is said, will run for the State Senate from Drew county. Col Barker made a gallant race against Hon. Thos. c. McRae tor Congress from this district last year. He Is clever gentleman, and will make good Senator. if elected.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

.Old Provcrb," Do nothing hastily. but 1T you wish 10 get r;d of a chronic case ot Chills in double quick timc, take one d"sc of the great "Satoata. It ntalns neither Ouinine. Arscsic or Strychna. Babies take if. Dr. William Sellers. Summcrfirld, La, writes und T date of Oct, :: l am having splendid suce.ss with your Satanta Rene dies. Over half the stdtk sold .nl lS"t a sin gle complaint Your Mexican lfiis sell at sight. For sale by Moncrirf X Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

MR. Jas. $. Holmes, of the Cam den Beacon, complains of pistol practice on the streets of Camden a stray shot coming near ending bis useful life last week. A few weeks since Bro. II. offered to sell ont. and it seems now that he is about to be killed out. Better stir your stUmps, brother, and get out a more lively and stirring sheet, before it is too late.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

Messr. Montgomery X Hopkins. Mer,h- Appleton. Ark, .Ialy &I says Send two dozen boxes "Mexicaa Liver PiIl-.' We thought We got enough from yodr agrn, when here to run us. We can't sell any oth- rr pill. People won't have any but th' 'Mexican Pill" ! nur Satanic never t.l.e vet. Your medicines all sell well. Tor sale by Moncricf * Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

NOTWITHSTANDING the passage of the Edmund's resolutions, the Senate is pursuing the even tenor of it's way, in confirming presiden- tial nominations, and the adminis- tration is still in a flourishing con
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

No one has been suggested as good tim bcr" to run ogainst Congressman Mcfns, About ns well net 10 nrcntien nnysody- Malvern News.
 We agree with you, Bro. Story. No man in the district can beat "Onr Tom' this year, and he will, without doubt, be returned. Dan Jones, the Texa;kana Independent says, has refused to run against him. And we rise to remark, that all aspirants might as well stand from undeE
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
Educational Department.
2. ". CONGER. tditor.
SCHOOL ETHiCS.

DUTIES OF 'CHILDREN.-MhxIMs. a. Honor thy father and thy mother. b. Obediencehs tlre ;hrst duty of child.
 a. Always be polite te your pa rents. b. Always obey them pleasantly and cheerfully.
 c, Perform all yonr duties faith, fully.
 d. Your parents PrO& ldo you with a hcme, with food and with clotlitag, and it is yeur duty [" work for thea wherever they ask you to do so.
 e. Read or tell your class some suitable story to illustrate the les- son.
 Y. Pus this question to the class: ~Why is it your duty to obey your parents?n Draw cut as many ans wers as possible and converse about them.
 GRATITUDE AND LOVE TO PARENTS
 MAXIMS.
 a. An ungrateful child is despis- ed by everybody.
 b. Gratitude must be express ed in acts as we'll as in words. DUTIES TOWARDS gEACHERs.-
 HINTS.
 q. Be orderly and quiet.
 b. Be punctual and industrious c. Try to form good habits.
 d. Be respectful and polite.
 e. Learn your lessons as wei as you can.
 f. You are not studying al school merely because your teach er tells YOU to study, but because you go to school for your orn good.
 2. When you are idle aad neg feet your lessons, you cheat som'- scN, not your teacher. DUTIES TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
 MATES.
 a. He is wisest that gives way, D. In a. quarrel be the first to conciliate.
 c. Offer an offender the hand of friendship when he meets yoe in friendly spirit.
 PRECEPT,.
 a. Wien you do favor, do it cheerfully and promptly.
 b, Share the work as well as the play of your companions.
 c. Refuse to take any part in what you thilrl to be wrong.
 The above outline is taken most ly from Swett's Methods. yeach- CTS should give more attention to the true Ethics of the schoolroom. Elaborate the above suggestions in many ways and imhue your pupils with better conceptions of life and duty. Every pupil should have regular hours of work, study and play. Nothing real greatand grand in life can be accomplished with. out it. Appointments should be punctually kept aud it should be regarded as a breach of honor to fail to keep them. Kindness is the of life, and it should per. wade all of life,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

SENATOR JONES, of Florida, has been absent from his post of duty, ever since Congress met, courting a Detroit, Mich, widow. He is quite an old man, and all the pa, pers are poking fun at him.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
LEE CANT, SOLDIERS HoME,

LEE CANT, SOLDIERS HoME, RICHMOND, VA, Dec. l5, 1885. hereby certify that have ta ken two bottles of Swift's Specific, and have derived considerable benefit therefrom, and would be glad 10 obtain some more, for l be- lieve it will cure me.
 JOHN A. T. EWING Room No. 4, Cochran Building.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

Wiley Jones. the hig liquor d.alcr and stock man at Pine Bluff say for old ~ rcS or ulcer. neuralgia and rheumatism, pans corus and bnninns in man, and for ,wtray, poll evil, f>tula. saddle gals and scrmchc, in horses, that ''Sutahta Eminent is the best on cartN H. knows, hr hn, sold over thou.- and bottles. For sale by Moncrief N Bro,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

THE Democratic editors of lndi- ana don't seem to relish much the administration of President Cleve- land. In a recent address they say: Cleveland's administration is without a definition, a policy with out principle, picture without a background, a political farce, a a blunderbinss of inconsistencies, a monument of depleted fidelity, and a reflection upon the intelli- gence of the American people"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

Do not base moral training on threats or punislIments. Children receive moral instruction from maxims. It is not dependent upon discipline. We must not place morality in the same rank with school discipline. It is too sacred, too holy for that. True character is found in the readiness to conform to maxim, which are the subjective laws, "springing from the under standing of men" Unless the child is accustomed to act by cer. tain moral rules. he cannot be de pended upon.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

THE Democratic state central committee met at Little Rock last W edResday and decided on June 30, as the time of holding the State convention, and Little Rock as the place. The basis of last years convention was adopted, giv- ing one delegate to every four hun dred votes or fraction of two hun dred ard over. No proxies win be recognized by tho convention, un- less named as such by the county conventions, which is good rule, j,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
Warning Order.

In Nevada Circuit court. Mollie A. Jcnkins,j
 vs.
 Adam Gloze. ,,, The Dcfrndant, Adam Glove. is wari''' " appear in this court in thirty days ahH wi wer the complaint of the plaintiff Mo''" " Jenkins. ., .b Given under my ffand and seal this M '' 2i iSs6 GEO. w. TERRY, 'h'" tri..4, < T.,l.,, tr. ,rt'. fir r..
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN ARK,
 Feb. 2, 1886. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that me I~tollowing- named settler has filed no''o of his entonton to make iral proof m suP port of his claim, and that said proof M'll Ie made before the County Judge of Ncsau1I Co, Ark, at Prescott Ark, on 10th oi AW' 1886, viz: Lewis IT, Husky of Ncyad" IH '.I Ark, lid entry S3ll. for the E2 of the Tt N and SWi of SEt of See. i7, Tp 10 k 70 w, lie names the following witnesses to P,"e his continuous residence upon, and cu,n I,". "" Iion of said land, viz: William L. Cox ,rt " \. Kitchens, David Stewart, Jame' N''' gOh,cry, all of Prescott, Ark
 W. k. RAMSEY, ReG''''''
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
OUR CBuBBING RATES.

N yoar s,r, . ~ '.,...,,.............'........S2 50 Pivayune und Weekly tm"ttc, one
 wear r.,..................................... ? 60 Picayune and Courirr-Journal, one
 NO" ycar 1 ,....,......,..,..................2 w SC Picayune and Honr and Itrn, 'onc
 year ...,......................"'............ 90 Picayunc andSouthcrn tultivator one
 year r..,.....,..-....,..-'.'--.'''' co Picavune and the American Agricul-
 turist one wear .......................... oU
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
pEJIVogGg7 TAX SaLl 0G LAFAYETTE CVJaIi.

r 1 and lots and parts of lots returned delinquent as IL t the year 1885. together with the taxes and lrt"
 d thereon agrecay law, contained and described in following list viz;
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

Kant class:hes the methods of teaching under three heads: l. Acromatic. In this the pro lessor simply teaches; ?. Erotetic. In this both teacher and pupil ask questions; 3. catechetical. Here the teacher alone asks questions. Kant prefers the second of these.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

Young Mir. Key from Gurdon en- tered school this week. A number of new pupils lately.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

The Board has decided to con tinue the school until the first week in June. We trust all pa rents will see that their children loose no time in future.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

The "known and the "can"- knowledge with practical power should be joined together in our teaching The pupil should be able to do what he knons how to do. Knowledge and speech should also be connected. Fluency of speech should be taught. Knowledge is almost without value unless there is ability of expression to accom- pany it. The child must recognize the distinction between knOning and thinking or bcliepin9.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

THIs Congress has already ap. propriately been dubbed as a do- nothing one.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

DUTIES OF 'CHLDREN.-MhxI
 a. Honor thy father and thy mother b. Obedienceiis .tlre krst duty of a child.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

w. s. Davis X Son, the mail and express transfer ,mpanv of Little Rock say Ablc'- Blue Grass Condition Powders remove alI the morbid and diseased matter and purifcs horse. system better than any powder they ever used For sale by Moncricf ard Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

And notice is hereby that said lots parts o o much thereof be the pea due thceon the second Monday April. 1886, which will be the I2 q" said month, ipD unless the said penalty and be paid h fore that tn and said sale will be continued from ii the said racts lots and parts of lots be sold.
 BEN. P. WHEAT. Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-11-12
,SPEA RER CARLISLE SAL

In all legislative bodies there is ever u
man whose commanding talent and ability
brings him TO the front as II leader and ad-
wiser. For a number of years Mr.. Carlisle
has occupied this position on the floor of
the House of Representatives without effort
or contradiction.
Haling from one of the strong Demo
cratic districts of Kentucky aud endeared
to the people not only OF his district, but
throughout the State, the possibility OF his
defeat at the POLLS seemed too remote for
appreciation. Indeed election day in his
district was simply reminder that another
OF his useful congressional terms had come
to close. Over confidence, however, came
very near costing the country the expert
ence and invaluable services Of this dis.
tnguished statesman and Democrat-for
his defeat would have been generally re-
GREETED, even by his political opponents in
Congress.
Mr. CarliSle's narrow escape should he a
reminder to him as well as teach the De-
mocracy of his district that trusting to luck
to elect man is ever dangerous. 1t is at
such times and under such circumstances
that the Vaccinations Of the enemy are
made effective.
Regardless of the fact that many of his
constituents seemed to have overlooked
when election day was on hand, Mr.. Car
isle pulled through all safe and the coun-
try is to be congratulated that in the coun-
ellis of the Fiflieth Congress he will be a
faithful Waterman at the post 81 national
legislation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-11-12
THE ISSUE JOINED.

1t is an undisputed fact that the protec-
tionists of this country have held unlimited
sway for the past twenty-five years. By
Misrepresentation and other disreputable
means they have been able TO maintain a
system of taxation out of which they have
made immense profits. Taxes have been
levied, not for the purpose of meeting the
necessities of the government, but TO raise
the prices of commodities so that the manu-.
facturers of them should be profted.
II has never been ascertained how large
the sum which has been taken from the
people, but those who have the most relia.
BILE means OF arriving at or near any correct
estimate have placed it at not less than one
hundred millions. The evils of this wither-
ing system of taxation has been defended In
and out of Congress on the ground that 1t
was for the benefit of the workingman, and
consequently those who suffered the most
were persuaded to become its champions.
To enlighten the ignorant, and TO over
throw system which is supported by vast
combinations of money, and by the preju-
dices OF race as well as of class, is task
which no one will undervalue. But, see.
ing clearly the truth of their own opinions,
and also the monstrous and cruel injustice
which protection works, and most of all
upon those whom it pretends to benefit, the
revenue reformers have long waited for the
day which it is certain has come at last.
The defeat OF Col. Morrison, Chairman OF
the Ways and Means Committee of the
House, makes it certain that the Democratic
party must in the future 60 before the peo-
pie upon the question of a tariff for revenue
only-the issue is squarely Joined between
those who wish that taxes shall be levied
| for their profit and those who are deter
mined that taxes shall be for public pur-
poses only.
Mr.. Morrison's defeat is but temporary
he stands before the country as the great ad-
vocate of revenue reform, and though he
has been defeated in his district for Con
gress through the bribery of Eastern protec.
tionists, he will take the question before the
country at large-there will be no more de-
ays-no more postponing or evading by
Congress or by conventions-the blow has
been given-the issue has been Joined The
Democratic party never yet went before the
country fairly and squarely on the tariff
question but that it came out victorious.
All that the people require is enlighten.
ment on the subject and the bloated pro-
tectionist must go down midst execrations
and maledictions
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-11-12
IN HIS PRIME

Mr.. Blaine has been in New York for
several days and the leading journals of the
great cosmopolitan city are specializing as
10 the mysterious way in which he moves
about Ii is said that he keeps himself very
secluded, seldom appearing in public
Mr.. Blaine has been before the people for
50 long u time as an aspirant for Presidential
honors that this seclusion would appear un-
necessary, besides having announced that he
Is willing TO wait until 1899 before he tries
it again. Why then this premature i'm.
prisonmentg Born in 1880, If he lives until
1899 he will then be but so years OF age.
A man oil Mr.. Blaine's vigorous constitu-
ton may have u reasonable hope OF living
TO be considerably older than that, aud the
diplomacy which in his case suggests the
wisdom ol holding off for while is not to
be sneered at The country has had u good
deal OF Mr.. Blaine OF late. Young men who
will cast their first vote in the next Presi.
DENTAL election will not be able To remem.
Der time when he was not a candidate.
Aic hoS ONtu w tuC CdSC vi a uOlilutllO0 OF
oi an election for ten or twelve years. Since
falling nr the first, he secured il at length
only 10 lie defeated at the polls.
In 1892, should Mr. Blaine live that long,
il will be twenty years since he first APP
peared before the country as a Presidential
aspirant Gen. Grant had hardly taken his
seat for his second term before the man from
Maine was suggested AS his probable sue.
'cessor. TO obtain the Presidency after such
struggle would be without a parallel in
the history Of campaigns for that Office To
fail then in the effort 10 place him in the
chair would be an Illustration of party de.
termination never before witnessed. But
the impression that the country has seen the
last OF Mr.. Blaine is not well founded. He
is young enough and his admirers are loyal
enough TO admit Of the possibility of his |
Standing as q candidate for twenty years |
yet He could make the race In 1900 aud |
be but II few years older than VIM. Henry
Harrison and James Buchanan were when
they made their successful campaigns.