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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15

uda1em slf pod WskaZany a
dres. Przybywszy ma miejsce,
ujrza}em ma drzwiach biora
plakat o%znajmiajacy, " tako-
we przeniesione zostalo do in
nego lokalu, lecz bez wskaza-
MIA adresu(!) Schodzqc re scho.
dow, ujrzalem zatrzymujqcq
sic karete, z ktorej wyszedf
wice-prezcs komitetu p. Jerz-
manowski. Ma uczynione pre-
zemnie grzeczne zapytanie,
gdzie miesci sic obecnie biuro,
dosta]em odpowiedz tax brzmiq-
ca:
- A cos ty 70 jeden? zkqd
pochodzisz:
Przyznam sic, re IA takq
odpowiedz, a tenn dziwniejsze
zapytanie, udzielonc mi W spv-
sob impcrtyneEcki, przez $50.
be, ktora miula konczyG szko-
le a%rtyleryi w Pary2u i ucho-
dzqcq w prasie amerykanskiej
"a dzeutelmana polskiego pierw-
szej klasy, a nawet i "a baro-
ma (..:), pic by]em przygoto-
wany - lccz chcqc dac temu
pauu moralnq nauczke chociaz
ME zaliczam sic do rzedu diem
telmanow rierwsze,j klasy, a
co do baronow, pc wiekszej
czesci kreowanych z wychodz-
COW z Palestyny, rie roszczq
ma mniejszej pretensyi, odpo-
wiedzialem, u pochodzenie mo-
je ME wp'ywa bynajmniej ma
interes, W ktorym przybyiem,
co zas do n~azwiska, to ME je-
stem laden ty, tylko NJ. i tn
wymieni}em mole nazwisko.
Wkrotce Zjawil sic jeden re
sztabowych urzednikow ma
wyluszczenie sprawy odpo~ie-
dial lakonicznic: My z ia
dnemi babami ME many mic
do czynienia..'' = pc takiem
dictum, karetu ruszy1a cwa-
lem.
Pytam sic was, Szan. Roda-
cy, czy podobny postepek je-
dnego 2 przedstawicieli tute;;-
szej dobroczynnosci, z%as1uguje
ma potepienic, czy uznanie?
Zapatrywania sic obconaro-
dowcow ma tutejsze stosunki
polskie, a ME p~rzemawiajace
"a niemi zbyt korzystnie, wy
wo1ujq nies1uszne oburzenie w
kolach tychze. Wy1aszczony
powyzej fakt, ME uszedf bez
spodziewarych nastepstw. Bic
dina sasiadka. pochodzenia ME
mieckiego, %utrzymujqca piekar-
mia, dowie9ziawszy sic o kry-
tycznem polozeniu wdowy i
matki, pospieszy1a z natych-
mlastow2 pomoca, ofiarujqc od-
powiedniq lose pieczywa ma
potrzeby codzienne i kwote
pieniedzy, zebrana pomiedzy
swyml znajomymi, a zarazem
mad nieczutosciq
rodakow i szumnie ogiaszane-
go komitetu Dobroczynnosci.
Smutne, ale prawdziwe!
Zycze wan z serca, Roda-
cy, abyscie nigdy ME potrzc-
bowali szuka6 goscinnosci, a
tenn bardziej pomocy ma ziemi
amerykahskiej.
Il. ST. Nal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
n Nowcgo Yorkuo
DR.. Gutenberg do Red. W1muso
Dokohczenie.)

Przekonany .jestem, re nay
zjadliwsze pociski moich wro-
gov nowoyorskich ME SO W
stanie pozbawic mnie szacun-
ku, ktorym s'e ciesze u bez-
stronger rodakow moich.
Sympatyczne g}osy pism tax
powsznych jak Zgoda i Wa
rus ut~wierdzaja mnie %jeszcze
W tenn przekonaniu, ze droga,
ktorq obralem, jest jedynie mo-
Olivia ola czfowieka niezale-
znego.
Czy jestem socyalistq Tub
ME, to wlasciwie ME mcglo
by obchodzic nikogo; re wzgle-
dow jednak ma udziaf MOI W
zyciu pu5licznem polskiem, u
wazam "a o%bowiazek podaG
zasady, ktoremi sic kiernje.
Jesli milosc ola wszystkich
swych bliznich bez zadnc.i ro-
lnicy; oburzanie sic ma Me
sprawiedliye urzadzenia spoIc-
CINE i pragnienie reform w lynn
wzgledzie = znamionuje So
cyaliste, to i ia MIN jestem
bez wqtpienia. Pragnqlbym ably
znik}y roznice kastowe i lnne
podcbne, ably zapanowafa Zgo-
ola i dobrobyt miedzy ludzml,
ably istnia1y nietylko rowhe
prawa polityczne ola wszyst-
kich, ale zeby prawo do zy-
cia ME by}o illuzyq, jak to sic
jeszcze czesto zdarza.
Anarchizmu Lie uznaje, gdyz
takowy ME ma wed}ug mego
zdania zadneJ podstawy racyo.
nalnej. Rad wszedzie jest po-
trzebnym i %korzystnym, byle
tylko byf parlamen1arnym.
Rowniez uwazam "a niest0-
SONNY kosmopolityzm W INA
czeniu ujemnem tego wyrazu,
Me przecze, re rod ludzki mo.
Re dojsG z czasem do tel DO
skonafosci, il ME bedzie Ia
dnych walk pomiedzy naroda-
mi ale to dopiero W. dalekjej
przysz1osci jest mczebnem. o.
becnie ka2dy narod musi dbac
o swojq niezaleznost. a rrze-
dewszystkiem dba6 winny 0
to narody tego skarbu pozba-
wione. Jestem zresztq zdania,
Re jak czfonkowie iednej 70
dziny zyc re sobq mos4 zgod-
ME, chociaz laden swej indy
widualnosci sic ME zrzeka, talk
i narody obnk siebie w przy-
jazni zyG NIGGA bez poswiece-
MIA swych wiasciwosci.
Me wolno mi San. Panic
Redaktorze naduzywaG g,s.in-
nosci, jaka mi p+wnie ulzielc
Zechcesz w SVEN sZacowMem
plsmle, mic wypada mi tel o.
golu zbytecznie za.jmowaG mo
ia osoba = ograhiczam sic te
dy ma tym zarysie zasad mo
lch, ktore m6g1bym wylrayG
daleko dokladnie!- Czy te "a
sadly mole SO wIasciwemi, ME
m"ja rzeczq jest osadz;c = to
jedak czuje, he one W zadnym
razie ME NIGGA mnie zdyskre-
dytowac W opinii publicznej.
Re p. krzemiilskieml moi
socyalizm tax bardzo przcszka-
dza obecnie, jest rzecza co mai
mniej dziwna. Nledawno temu,
DO W roku 1884 podczas OBJ
chodu rocznicy powstaluia Il
stopadawego, przyznal sic p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
dzi majqcych w tenn interes,

OIL ma)qcych w tenn lnteres,
%zapominaja Q starem, q talk
znanem przyslowiu: ,,wsZedzie
dobrze, ale W domu najlepiej,"
dajq sic fowic ma wedke i "a
ostatnl grosz, czestokroc prZez
dIuglc lata oszcZednosci zebra
ny, lub najwiece,j "a otrzyma-
ma gotowizne Pc sprzedanlu
Niemcowi ostatniej sklby zie-
mi, odziedziczonej pc prod
kach, wyjezdzaja do ,,zlotej A
meryki," w drodze bedqc wy
zyskiwani przez rozmaitych a.
gentow izraelskiego pochodze-
MIA, ktorzy naJwidoczniej sic
uwzieli, by z iatwowiernego
Polaka bodaj ostatniq kapote
zedrzec.
Il drugie] zas strony mole
zna.jdujq sic Lucille lyle naiwni,
" llcZq La pomoc ze stronN
wspol2iomkow tn Zamieszka-
1ych = lecz pod tym wzgle-
dem czeka ich wielkle roZcza-
rowanie! CT co maja, mic ME
dadzq = ludzi zus posiadajq :
cych .iak najlepsZe checi, znaj :
dq w bardzo nedznem mate
ryalnem polozcniu, kt6rzy o.
pr6cz rady p]ynacej presto ?
serca, mic wiecej ud=;eliG ME
NIGGA. Co zas d. tax zwane-
go ,,Centralnego komitetu Do
broczynnosci ola Polakow,"
ten }adnie sic reprezentuje,
ale ma MIN wielkiej nadzici po-
k}adaG ME MONA. Mimowoli
przychodzi ma mysl przys]o-
vie: ,,gdzie kucharek szesc,
tam HE ma co jesc," a co
smia}o mozna zastosowaG do
owego blora pomocy. Tymcza-
sem ca1y sztab urzednikow,
romieazy ktorymi jest wielu
zbytecznyeh, otaczaj qc .iedns-
so tutejszego pseudo-lilantropa,
ktory zdobyI sobie dose glo-
snq slave, wyrzuceniem niby
Ola rodakow kilku tysiecy do
larow: pobiera zanadto, jak ma
obecne easy, wysokie pen
sye.
Sadie, re w opinii rodakow
ME bede uchodzit "a czlowie-
ka posiadajacego w tenn jaki-
kolwiek interes, lecz majac ma
widoku dobro ogo1r, q pra-
wdziwym bolem i zalcm wy
powiadam te slow kilka szcze-
rel prawdy, ktorychby aadna
gazcta po]ska, wychodzqca W
Ameryce ME umiescila, z oba-
wy postradania prenumerato
row w osobach panow cz1on-
k6w Komit. Dobroczynnosci.
(strachy ma Lachy!-Majster.)
A teraz przejde do faktow,
Jeden 2 Polakow, zebrawszy
sebie cokolwiek pieniedzy, zdo-
bytych ciezka pracq, zateskniw-
sly do rodzinnej ziemi, opus
Gil pred po]tora rokiem New
York, podqzajqc do KS. Pc
znahskiego. w krotkim czasie
pc przybyciu ma miejsce, VISTA
pill W zwiazki ma}zenskie i
zmuszony przez pogfoski obie-
gajace O zamierzonej banicyi
opusci6 kraj, udaf sic z po-
wrotem wraz z iona do swej
przybranej ojczyzay. Pc kilku
miesiqcach pobytu, zostawszy
W skutek kfopotow ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
ZfOta Ameryka i DobrO-
cZynmoSG nOwOyOrska.

W Warszawie wychodzl Cd
lat lltu pismo tygodniowe
pod tytulem CHualo, redago-
wane pod obccnem kierownict-
wem p. Wladyslawa Przybo-
rowskiego, talk smialo, u ME
raz trzeba sic dziw,G, re suro.
wa cenzura rosyjska podobne
postepowe srtykuly przcpu~Z-
GA.
CHwlM bacznie siedzi takze
sprawy emigracyi pclskiej W
tutejszych Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych i w nadeslanym mi co
dopiero numerZe z II czerwca,
az w dwoch mic iscach Mani
sic zajeEa.
Ma jednem mie.jscu powto
rzy1a 2 Wuusa wierszowq ba-
.jeczke O Antku dziurswq
g1owq, jaka to Master zapra-
STAT ro9akow do abonowania
swego pisma, i nazwa}a ten
sposob reklamy prawdziwie a.
merykaiskim, Ma drugiem zus
podala korespondencyq z No.
wego Yorku, datowana z is
ma.ja, ktorq powtar2am w ca
losci ola tego, re odslania ME
ktore tajcmnice giosnego Blu
IA Dobroczynnosci w Nowym
Iorku.
W korespondencyi Z dnia
II ,utego br. - pisze do re
czonego pisma ~warszawsklego
dobrze nam znany Zlomek 2
Nowego 1orku = wspomnia-
lem pobieznie o widokach ma
teryalnych Ola przybywajacych
tn rodakow, zwabionych swiet-
nemi obietnicami, a w czesci
k%armionych nadzlejami, jakoby
lcpszcj p~rzysz1osci pc "a Ocea-
mem, u ktorych wynikiem jest
%straszna rozpacz, nedza i te-
sknota "a krajem. Opisujqc to
W rzeczywistych koluracE, mic
powoduje sic zadnq z mel stro-
ny osobista niecheciq do tutej-
szego spoieczehstwa polskiego,
reprezentowanego przez dose
licznc grono rodakow, lecz
mann Ii tylSo ma celu pc
wstrzymanie nap}ywajqcego tn
dose SLIME 2ywio!u polskiego.
Bo prosze sobie wyobraz'c
zi"mka naszego. przyby1ego
mp. do Nowego Yorku, ME po-
sladaj4cego prawie zadnych
fundu>zow, bez znajomosci RE
mius1a i jezyk a krajowego, a
takich ma nieszczescie many
najwiecej, wystawlonego ma ro-
zmaite proby i zawody: przy-
znac muscle, re los takiego
czlowieka ME jest do pozazdro-
szczenia.
Wierze w to mecno, lie pra-
vie kazdy z przybawajqcych
do Ameryki Polakow, ME ma
rzy o zbieraniu z1ota ma ulicy,
lecz jedzie z silnem p%ostaho-
wieniem pracowania W poole
czoia, mniemajqc,, re truly je-
go sowicle opfacone zostana.
Dzieje sic zas przeciwnie! Pra-
&c dostaG bardzo trudno a o
dobrem wynagrodzeniu mowy
nawet bye ME moze.
Nasi rodacy naJwidoczniej,
bqdz to namawiani przez lex
komyslnych lub tel zdurzeni
saanistemi artykufami w pi-
smach polskich, umieszczane-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
BrOWa ar
Piotra Bub

dostarcza piwa wytrzymujacego
porownanie z wszelhiemi i'm
portowanemi piwami i na co
szczegolnie chcia]bym zwrocic
uwage = pieniqdze, jake do
mnie wplywajq, znowu wydajq.
Ola czego szukat rozkoszy
gdz1es daleko, kiedy tylko
schylic sic potrzebujesz, ably
mice zdrowy i orzezwiajqcy
napoj.
Wszystkim moim odbior-
com s}uze jak najskorzej
PIOTR BUB.
Sugar Loaf.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

1t we would have powerful minds,
we must think; if faithful hearts, we
must love; if powerful muscles, we
must labor; il we would get rid of a
bad cough, we must take DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, the lady
who in 1884 was a candidate for the
presidency of the United States, is IN
the field again.
400 Doses One Dollar" is true
only of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it ia
an unanswerable argument as 10
strength and economy.
Remember the day and date ol
the congressional election, Tuesday,
November 2d.
The most astonishingly beneficial
results have followed the use Of Red
Star Cough Cure by those affected
with throat and lung troubles. Price
twenty five cents.
In the First district, Dunn is op
posed by wheeler by the name o.
Sweet; Breckinridge, By CarlLee
McRae, by Hit; Rodgers, by Lang
ley, and Peel by Smith--not john
but Byrd Smith.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
$4,000 DOLLARS
Court House Bond |!

Know all men by these presents, that we, J.
shinn, r. J: Wilson, w; .. White. J. NJ.
feld, @. r. Howell, J: T. Fowler. 4, M. Wyatt.
| ". II. Hin, =. w. Wells, j. a. Erwin. A; T.
Davis, z. @ Smith, I. n. Smith, acknowledge
ourselves 10 owe and be indebted for the use of
Pope county to II. o. Morton, w. NJ. Bell and
| Joseph Howard, cor nm issioners appointed by
the Pope County Court, on the alstday Of July,
! OF FIFTY TH0USA ND DOLLA RS for the pay
mcnt OF which, well and truly to Un- made, We
ministrators, firmly by these presents, sixnesi
and sealed this 18th day of August, 1855.
| The condition OF the above Obligation 10 sneh
| that whereas, pursuant to petitions iled In the
| Pope County Court, an election has been ORDER
| ed by said Court to be held on the 9th day Of
September. 1886, submitting to the qualified ve
| to-wit:
First-shall the County Seat be removed or
| changedS
Second-Shall the County Seat be removed
| from Dover to Russellville2
| 1hird-Shall the County Seat be removed
| from Dover to AtkinsY
And, whereas, certain lots In the town of
| Russellvile have been donated to the County
| OF Pope AS site for the court house. in the
event Of the location OF the county seat at
Russeliville,
! Now. il upon the location OF the county seat
OF said county al Russellville, at said election
or any subsequent election held pursuant to-
| said petitions, the above bonnden j. L. Shinn,
| X. j. Wilson, W. j. White, j. Nj. White, w.
| VIM, j., NJ Lnker, !; =. Battenaeld, G T.
| j. w. Wells, j. A. Erwin, A. 4. Davis, Il. e.
| Smith l.. n. smith, shall erect, or cause to be
erected. at their own cost and withouc cost to
| ssid county, within twelve months after the
| location Of the county seat OF said county at
| Russeliville, n good and sufficient two story
| brick court house, with good stone foundation,
| upon the lots SO donated. in good aud work
manlike manner. In size not less than fortyhve
| (45) feet in width by sixty five 1867 feet In
length, with wa lis not less than thirty 30l feet
| in height, suitable and convenient fei all the
| business of the county. containing commodi-
Gus court room. two clerks oiiices. gran,l jury
and petit Jury rooms and rooms for shcrins
and treasurer's Offices. all TO be neatly and
| substantially completed, with doors, floors and
windows, and n good and sufficient roof; also
a good, sufficient and commodious Jail not less
than twenty feet by forty feet in size securely
constructed OF stone and iron, and shall con-
| struct, build and finish both said court house
and Jail In good, substantial, neat and work
manlke IN amer, and without cost or expense
TO said county. and shall donate the same to
the county then this obligation to be void; else
10 remain in full force and effect.
Witness our hands and seals the day and
date above written.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

Our Legislature will convene with
about two thirds of the members
looking for the Anaconda Mortgage.
Now they had better go to work to
legislate to make it impossible for
any man to sell himself to another
by mortgage or otherwise, but let it
be understood that every man must
pay his debts, and let no man be
considered as being worth anything
until his debts are paid. We need
a revival of debt paying, and then
revival of living within our means.
Our people live too fast, and the
standard of morals is too low. We
must raise it.-Arkansas Methodist.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
FREE TRADE.

The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking off OF revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, no
doubt has largely benefited the con
sumers, as well as relieving the bur
den Of manufacturers. Especially
is this the case with GREENS AU-
GUST FLOWER and BoscHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP, as the reduction Of thirty six
cents per dozen, has been added to
increase the size of the bottles con
tanning these remedies, thereby Civ
ing one fifth more medicine in the
10 cent size. The AUGUST FLOWER
for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
and the GERMAN syrup for Congh
and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale of any medicines in
the world. The advantage OF IN
creased size OF the bottles will be
greatly appreciated by the sick and
afflicted, in every town and village
In civilized countries. Sample bot
ties for 10 cents remain the same
size.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
An End to Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg,
Ill.,, says: Having received so
much benefit from Electric Bitters,
| feel it my duty to let suffering hu-
manity know it. Have had run
ming sore on my leg for eight years
my doctors told me would have to
have the bone scraped or leg ampu-
tated. | used, instead, three bottles
Of Electric Bltters and seven boxes
Bucklcn's Arnica salve, and my leg
is now sound and we'll" Electric
Bittcrs are sold at fifty cents bot
tic, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve al
25c per box by ]. w Wells.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Gen. Miles Great BIunder in
Permitting Geronimo to
Surrender.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 3d.
The Cabinet has had the case o
Geronimo under discussion, and II
is understood that the Administra
tion is embarrassed at the circum-
stances under which the Apache
chief was surrendered. Gen. Miles
has done exactly what Gen. Crook
was instructed not to do, and what
it is also supposed that Gen. Miles
vas instructed not to do. He has
accepted the surrender of Geronimo
upon conditions, the chief of which
is that his life shall be spared. and
that he shall not be turned over to
the authorities of Arizona to be tried
for murder. Gen. Crook appears to
have been removed from the com
mand4of that department because he
did not seem to be able TO secure
the capture of this cheif except up
on such conditions. The exact de-
tails Of the report Of Gen. Miles are
not made public, but there is no con
cealment of the fact that the surren
der was conditional. The fact that
Geronimo was fastened out OF the
Jurisdiction of the civil authorities
of Arizona SO rapidly, in violation Of
the orders of the department, is an
other indication that Geronimo was
to be protected in his life. The or
ders OF the War Department were to
convey Geronimo, il captured, to the
nearest military post. This was not
done. 1t is admitted in military cir
cles that Gen. Crook long ago could
have secured Geronimo upon exact
ly the terms upon which he has sur
rendered to Gen. Miles, and have
saved the life of Capt. Crawford and
the expense of the last campaign.
The question before the Cabinet
now is, what to do with Geronimo
and what to do with Gen. Miles.
The latter seems not to have obcyed
orders. This is the talk of army
circles.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
Testifies with Pleasure.

1t is with pleasure, / testify to the
merits Of Hughes Tome, as rene
dy for chills and fever. ! recon-
mend 1T whenever an occasion pre-
sents, and in no case have known
1t to fail, even in the most obstinate,
(signed) j. H. Marks OF Hudson d
Marks, Camden, Ark. Prepared by
X. A. Robinson Il Gu, wholesale
druggists, Louisville, Ky. Sold at
retail by Druggists Generally.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
LEMON ELIY1R.
Editorial.
OFFICE SUNDAY TELEGRAM.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 8, 1851
DIR. MozLEY: Allow me to thank you
most kindly for the bottle Of Lemon
Elixir. / am not much of believer In
medicine, but being overtaxed by ex-
cessive ONCE work, concluded to try
your Lemon Elixir. 1t proved all and
more than you claimed tor 1t. II acts
like charm on the liver, stomach and
bowels, gives check to nervousness
and produces what | craved most,
namely, pleasant and refreshing rest
at night. | cordially recommended
your remedy as delightful tonic In
all cases OF indigestion, biliousness and
nervous prostration.
CHAS. n. LOGAN,
Editor aud Prop. Sunday Telegram.
Sold by druggists. 80 cents and 81 90
per bottle. Prepared by II, Motley,
NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga. For sale by j. w.
Wells. Oct. 80.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

The State Live Stock Association
have just had 5000 diseased cattle
slaughtered at Chicago.
In gathering wild flowers, autumn
leaves, or picnicking in the woods we
are more or less exposed to danger from
poisoning by ivy or other wild vines
and shrubs. The poison is under GER
tain circumstances readily absorbed
by the blood, and painful swellings or
eruptions are caused. Such affections
Hoods Sarsaparilla readily cures, as it
expels all impurities from the blood.
Even in cases of poisoning by Paris
green, Hoods Sarsaparilla has been
remarkably successful. 1t should be
kept constantly In the house for all
blood disorders. Hoods Sarsaparilla
is prepared by C. !. Hood Il Co., Low
ell, Mass, and is sold by all druggists.
100 Doses 81.
The Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad has put cinder receivers on
a number Of their passenger engines,
much to the comfort of their pass
engers.
A BLIND AND DEAF WOMAN.
Miss Minnie Wallace, of Atlanta, lost
her hearing, her sight and sense of
taste. Sores covered her body and
limbs. Her joints were swollen and
painful, her limbs paralyzed, appetite
lost, and she was eking out out a miser-
able life. Six bottles of b. B. Is. re-
stored her sight and hearing, relieved
all aches and pains, added flesh and
strength and she is now well woman.
Write to her. For sale by j. w. Wells.
Oct 80.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
A DOCTORS WOES.
CRAWF0RDsVILLK. GA,

June llth, 1880.
For ten years have been suffering
with muscular Rheumatism. Patent
medicines aud physicians, prcscrip-
tions failed to give relief. Last sum
mer commenced the use OF b. b. B.,
and experienced partial relief before
using one bottle. / continued It's use
and gladly confess that 1t is the best
and quickest medicine for Rheumatism
have ever tried and cheerfulIy rec
ommend 1t to the public
j. w. RHODES, A. NJ. NJ. d.
For sale by j. w. Wells. Oct. 80.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
X. of l.. and the Tariff.
Harrison Boone co., Banner.

NpoOhV WV sehhCAs
Grand Master Powderly, of the
Knights OF Labor, has declared him.
self in favor Of high protective
tariff. Now then you farmers who
we're talking of an alliance with the
Knights of Labor, Is not what we
told you true? You cannot have a
worse enemy, nor one whose inter.
ests, real and assumed, are more
liametrically opposed to yours than
these same Knights of Labor. In
the hope-and it is but hope-of
protecting skilled labor, they vote to
load you to the ground with this
burdensome tariff. For unprotected,
unskilled labor they care not straw,
except to make it toll for them. 1t
is sad subject to write about
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

The Commissioner of Agriculture
has drawn up and forwarded to the
Governors of all the States and Ter.
ritorles series OF rules and regula.
tions of co operation between the
United States Department of Agri-
culture and the authorities OF the
several States and Territories for
the suppression and extirpation OIL
contagious pleuro pneumonia.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
Good Results In every Case.


ID. A. Bradford, wholesale pape:
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes
that be was seriously afflicted with
a severe cold that settled on his
lungs, had tried many remedies
without benefit. Being induced te
try DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption, C did so and was entire
" cured by the use of a few bottles
Since which time he has used it in
his family for all Coughs and Colds
with best results. This 10 the ex
perience OF thousands whose live:
have been saved by this Wonderful
Discovery. Trial Bottles free ut j
w. Wells Drug Store.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

Gout, painful disease affecting
principally the fibrous tissues about
the smaller joints, has various names,
according to the parts affected, as
podossa, when in the feet; chivassa,
when in the hands, &C.; but whether
the attack is first felt in the feet, the
hands, or some other part, rub with
Salvation Oil at once. 1t annihi-
lates pain. Price 25 cents bottle.