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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

had more respect for the man who
meets his enemy in open field and
either knocks him down OF takes Il
fair knock-daVn himself than lie
had for the man who stabs his
brother under the fifth rib while
hands with him and usk-
ing him, How is it with thee,
my brother?e
He proposed to have all the pro-
in March 81, Oct. 81
Dec. 81, all the papers iilod with
the judiciary Committee, of which
Mr., Edmund Is chairman and all
the proceedings had before that
committee bearing ON the Duskin
case made public, SO that the coun-
try could Judge whether he had
told the truth or not, If he had
not fatiiiel, he wanted a chance
to prove il, since comparisons had
been made between the oath and
honor Of himself and the Senator
from Vermont.
LII thexaflx daFs1of Democratic
restoration to power and before
President Cleveland and his adj
yiser5 had an opportunity to look
around them and be enabled to
grasp the situation, all over
the country fault-fndcrs com
meneed to howl that this was to be
ado-n9thins administration; that
it had no policy and everything
was to be permitted to drift along
and the entire responsibility for
what was done or LETT undone, was
to be shoaldered upon Congress.
To-day the cry Is changed, and now
tits being charged that the admins
tratlon desires to force everyone to
accept its policy, whether they will
or not, The fact Is that tbe adj
ministratian is composed Of men
of idaas, who GRASP the situation
and knowing the resnonsibilitv
that rests apop them. do moi faa,,
to give expression fo fbair views
and they do it SO boldly, so nlain-
", and in such clear, lust and wise
terms that the trimmp,s are start
led They see that the Deonle are
pleased because popular ideas are
advocated and SINGLE individuals
counted as n9thina when the nor
MAR will is concerned. and tbey
shake as did Relsbazzar when he
saw the handwriting on the wall.
Each member Of the Cabinet
stamps the impress Of his indiyid-
-aality uf,4. his dernrtraept and
'iso : l 's7's'g''s % ,''S q, - - :
o- '-''l a ,ill,ii-s.''2 ,'o'l -l9'' ~
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

THERE are now ia vacancies at
the Naval Academy, six Of them
being at the disposal of the presi-
dent Congressman entitled to
make nominations have been re-
quested by the secretary Of the
navy to send them in before the
May examination BEGINS.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

Man grows for 20 years, and
lives from 80 to 100 years. The
Camel grows s years and lives 20.
The Horse grows $ years aud lives
25, The Ok grows 5 years and
lives Is to 20. The Lion grows 4
years and lives 20. The Dog
grows 2 years and lives y to Il.
The Cat grows j. years and lives
9 to 10. The Hare grows 1 year
and lives s. The Guinea Pig
grows 7 months and lives 6 or z
years.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

QuEEN Victoria viii enter ulson
the fitch year Of her reign on
the 20th Of June nezt
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

the Sonate's party fight but Soma
tor Edmunds Of Vermont, lie
hoped to obtain through it a safe
recollection to the Senate next fall.
This he has probably accom-
plished, but all his adroit little
schemes for managing the eontro-
yersy have failed ieuominiously,
through the President 5 adhesion
to sound policy, good presidents
and his constitutional right and
duty in the premises,
Everybody was getting tired Of
the useless debate when suddenly
in the midst of a Republican SEN
ators speech, Senator Beck infused
some new interest into it, He AS
serted that Duslin WIS unfit to
hold office, that the Vermont SEN
ator knew it, and that thepapers
n
y " 10 e,','' VIZ '',', I,
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as Duskin furnished bad exam
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Inc iN'iiV',ohy ,'oi,a'o' 9ai'' eyer
Do''' me" WA, D "sa WIS nom
'i'"'1o !" Ii"len i99i' 'i,. 'le 2eh-
%ro ''i'' NOV sec - - e9iini III MIN
iho "''' '9a'n allaia'e' 'i'ei 'le
aaJoolnlHeiit oi sae SESSION. ana
',oiii'1'''0'' ~ 'iie oesooet term Oh
,"o same year. anu 4il' Ha'iiu'l'lS
nus 'io' l9i' J''atiiiea III reporting
.liin ~ ''io ''Ii.'Ve III eoiiiii ti'''loii
v nei' nc io' lIiiisileo 'h,S state
i'eu' " I'loiouii'' silence zen lor u
-" minutes upon INC SUI pliSeo
'on"'oi9'
linen MI Edmunds arose with
an expression almost Of pam upon
his race ana turned upon the sen
ator who mad CARED as he said, to
oetray the oehates secrets by
speaking Oh TINS matter III open
session MI. Beck instantly de
med having violated his duty
Inc records anu the public pa
pers, sad he "shoW three noml-
nations OF Dashln, and II IS Se-
cause 'ne senator from vermont
knows that lie MS unworthy that
'he paPerS We're ashea lof' because
he expected 10 entfap the Depart
mont
.'.l ~. .fE aNs.I
MI honlull'l' again insisted
that the senator was out OF or''ef
ana aPpe"leu 10 tll7 GUAR 10 on
force Vle ruIeS' Inc Cn"lF milo
ly hoPed thaI tle senator rom
hentooky would see 'he olS1inct-
ION between po"iic ana PrlYaIe
SESSIONS ne Ad'l an uIl''ouple"
r8ht 10 Puolle lacIS' ou'- W T.
BECK (lhUefpo7H'S'l remarked IH"V
he mad, ana that he would next
prove by tue press OF tAe country
and by the records OF the house
OF representatives all that lie haa
asserted ne also hoPeu III "Ae-
catiye session to get a vote OF the
Senate to compel the senator from
Vermont to produce evidence
which wal before ms own commit
tee to show DusklnS unh'hesS'
Il, hcyn1 T., ~ DNp that thus effort
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

NFW York repshlicans are pre-
Iynring = knuekle down to lord
Conkling again.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

SENATOR ingalls,, of Kansas, has
introduced in the Senate a very
sensible proposition in the nature
of an amendment to the constitu-
ton, changing the date of inaug-
urating the President from March
18th to April Goth.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

THE BentonyilIe Dcm0crai
prints speech Of Congressman
Peel on the silver question which
it describes in its headlines as
great" This is rather m anti
quated method of forcing public
opinion as to the abilities Of a po-
litican. Let the speech speak for
itself and the country will decide
whether or not it is great
Springfield Hcraid
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

JAY Gould has announced from
the southern coast of Florida that
no compromise will be made with
the strikers. They must yield, he
says.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27
Real Estate
Exchange.
=. NJ. GARvIN,
Abstfaetor of Titles, and Notary
Public. Office East Side Of the
Public Square, Over Bobo' $
Drug Store, Harrison, Ark.

Exclusively devoted 70 buying and sell
inc Real E>bte, farms and town property,
both improved aud uuimproyed, Haiag
just completed full aud perfect set Of A b.
.lract books Of all the lands AID the tnwn
property in BConG County, and by daily
examinations nf the County Records III con-
nectiou herewith, have gained thorough
and extensive knowledge OF the lands aHi
the titirs thereof, which can be acquired ia
no other WAY.
To persons having property TO sell or ex-
change, | will say that have sieided ad-
/ vastag.s in readily disposing of the same
being connected with several Ct the lending
and most reliable Real Estate Associations
E in the country, and aided by otherwise OK :
tensiye private correspondence as well rs by
distant advertising, nay facilities are there.
BY greatly extended. Place your propeit y
in my hands and It viii be widely adTerti5-
ed, both at homa and abroad and 1t WILL Re
SOLD. No commission charged unless sale
is aaaje. Terms very reasonable Call and
see for yourself,
The following farms and town property
now Offer for sale.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

HELENA suffered from terrible
fire last Sunday. Total loss $315,-
$50; insurance Sl95, 1850.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

,.THE union printers of st. Louis,
are making an effort to force all
the local papers Of, that city
to discharge the girls at work in
the various Offices. What a man.
ly set of men our st. Louis breth-
rem must be!
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

THE eelored preachers of the
Missouri NJ. Il. Conference have
made formal demand to the Bish-
op for a separation from then
wlite brethren,. and it seems that
their request will be cheerfully
granted.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

The only Presidents who were
never in Congress are Washington,
Taylor, Grant, Arthur and Cleve-
land.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

The Democrat sees no indica-
tions that Gov Hughes, Attorney
General Jones, Secretary Moore,
Treasurer Woodruff or Commits
sioner Cobbs will have any oppo-
sitien. Is it-possible that office
seeking has lost its charms?
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

YASpEQprl4 is tpilding a $3.50,
600 yatan -
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

THE whisky organ draws in its
horns this week and abandons the
scheme of iustifying the recent ae-
ton of our County Court concern
ing the granting of license, con
tenting itself with mild reyerie
concerning the deprayed policy of
the TIMES in speaking SO cruelty
Of such good men as its editor and
his masters. As we expected, the
questions propounded were little
too hard for the gentlemen, and,
since the situation begins to warm
up all parties concerned are ex-
hibiting their usual courage by
an effort to slide out and shift the
responsibility entirely upon poor
little Judge CUrnutt who, in our
opinion is the most irresponsible
party connected with the affair
But let them do this if they wish
the people are not easily deceived
in such matters, and though in nc
way affecting the standing of his
partners i'll the affair, it may Learn
the Judge a lesson upon the un.
stability of human nature which
will be of use to him hereafter
The TINES is not afraid of the
people of our county believing
right is wrong just for the sake Of
differing with newspaper, and
expects its assertion to have
weight just so far as the facts in
the case will bearit out; to believe
otherwise would be to doubt the
intelligence and honest purpose Of
ou people. ... ...
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

No 2 Thirty tao} acres unimprovec
within corporate limits of Harrison. vii
be scld rs u whole or in lots to suit plu
chaser
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

All our representatives in Con
gress have kindly remembered the
Times with valuable public docu-
ments this week,
A MEMrHIs man has invented a
substitute for bagging and ties.
His patent proposes to wrap the
bale in sheet iron,
PRESIDENT Edgar of the \. |, L.
has been mentioned as n candidate
for appointment as u, $, Commits
sionor of Education.
JAY Gould has announced from
the southern coast of Florida that
no compromise will be made with
the strikers. They must yield, he
says. 2
THE eelored preachers of the
Missouri VI, Il. Conference have
made formal demand to the Bish-
op for a separation from their
wi tie brethren,. and it seems that
their request will be cheerfully
granted.
The union printers of st. Louis,
are making an effort to force all
the local papers of. that city
to discharge the girls at work in
the various Offices. What a man
ly set of men our st. Louis breth-
rem must be!
SENATOR Ingalls,, of Kansas, has
introduced in the Senate very
sensible proposition in the nature
of an amendment to the constitu
ton, changing the date of inaug
uratipg the President from Marcl
4th to April Both.
SECRETARY Lamar, has been in
vited to deliver the annual address
IN June at the Arkansas Industri-
al University, Fayetteville. If he
cannot accept, an invitation will
be extended, to Hon. Henri Wat
terson of Louisville. e..
The Democrat sees no indica-
tons that Coy. Hughes, Attorney
General Jones, Secretary Moore,
Treasurer Woodruff or Commits
sioner Cobbs will have any oppo-
sition. Is it-possible that office
seeking has lost its charms?
THERE are now la vacancies at
the Naval Academy, six of them
being at the disposal of the presi-
dent Congressman entitled to
make nominations have been re-
quested by the secretary of the
navy to send them in before the
May examination begins.
SENATOR Morrill, has introduced
a bill in the Senate appropriating
100000 for the erection on the
south side of the Executive Man
sion Of a building similar in char
acter and exterior to the present
mansion. The old portion will be
used exclusively for business pur-
poses.
AFRIEND writing from Belle
fonte wants to know "why Clerk
Watkins is accused Of being i'm
pGeated in the granting of whisky
license at Harrison" Before Civ
ing orr reason for believing that
such is the case we would like to
ask if said Watkins positively de-
MES the use of his influence in the
matter.
MoKENNoN, the would-be Con-
gresham and purchaser of the
Gainesville Economists influence.
confesses to having a poor opin-
ion of our state press. The State
press have been making similar
confessions concerning MCKennon
ever since his little game was
made public.
THE report that Vice-Presidont
Hoxie, of the Gould lines, had
opened negotiations with the
Knights Of Labor last week was
premature. 1t seems to be Hox-
les policy to sever relations with
Al II IL Ill -
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

No, O. u 0 acres, 80 acres in cultivation
frame house, barn and cribs, . Orchard
plenty o. water.- $l50G. Terms reasena
ble, miles northwest of Harrison.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-03-27

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A. Fisher Brew1ngCO
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6. HU5LER, Prop.
The Dawson journal., 1886-02-04
A GROWING EVIL.

Cuthbert Enterprise.
One of the most prevalent evils
Of the day, and one which cannot
be too strongly condemned, is the
tendency to take into the family
circles strangers whom circum-
stances may have sent this way.
Recently the Americas jail con-
tanned two men who had won the
affections Of girls AMI married
them, too, while they had wives
and familie in other sections de-
manding their time and assist
ance.
This state Of things can be
traced in many cases to the in
difference Of parents in choosing
associates for their children For
this neglect, many times, girls of
a romantic turn meet and are at
tracted by the fascinating ways Of
some scoundrel, who, familiar with
the world, knows the chieancry
necessary to. secure the alteration
of the unsophiscated girl. She
dreams Of him as some prince to
bring her countless fortune, and
pictures life Of ease never be-
fore thought OF. He, of course,
encourages this line Of thought
until, in an evil moment, she is
induced to run away from home
to marry the yerlest sort OF ras-
cal The pangs Of regret and
SORROW, when she comes to realize
that a life has been ruined, can
never be known to the outside
world. 1t is too late then for the
parent to correct his mistake. He
realizes his helplessness to min
lister to the grief of his child, and
can only apply to the law for re-
dress of a wrong too great for any
penalty commensurate except
death. He who allows a stranger
whose past life and conduct is un-
known to pay attentions to his
family can expect nothing but
shame and modification to be the
outgrowth
The Dawson journal., 1886-02-04
Hobbies of the Hioienists.

There were several dozen of the
higienists in council, each with
his individual hobby. Each
thought all the others were wrorg
Each was sure that his own hob
by the correct one. A gentleman
present said he had taken Brown 5
Iron Bitters for debility and dys-
pepsia, and though he didn't want
to make a fuss about it, he knew
the use Of this great tonic
to be b tier than all the notions
he had hoarl advanced III the
council. Ono practical cure Is
worth thousans Of guesses and no.
tions. Thousands of happy con
v1lescents speak gratefully Of
Browns Iron Bitters.
The Dawson journal., 1886-02-04
DON'T KICK.

Here's piece of advice I'll give you, bub,
Old man, old woman or chick;
No matter what comes, no matter what
goes,
Don't permit yourself ever to kick.
If the world, as it gravely.. goes jogging
along,
Throws the thorns in your path fast and
thick,
Dodge all that you can, and step on the
rest,
But Of all things, pray you, don't
kick.
Ii you throw yourself into poltical.strife,
and get hit with a political brick,
You will show your good sense by holding
your jaw,
And never once makinga kick.
If YOU play for a winning and draw out a
blank,
Aud some other CHAP makes the thing
stick,
Just swallow the dose like a good little
man,
And, for Heavens slke, don't make a
kick.
Fake things as they come-they'll be right
in the end
If you are rich, begsar, hungry or sick.
You'll only be wasting valuable time,
II youuse it in making kick.
And if, in the end, when you pass in your
checks,
You're gobbled right up by old Nick,
And go where til Y have lots of fire and no
drink.
You'll be darne fool if you kick.
The Dawson journal., 1886-02-04
a Captains Fortunate DIscOV-
cry,

Captain Coleman, schr Wey-
mouth, plying between Atlantic
City and n, Y had been troubled
with a cough 50 that he was una
BILE to sleep, AMI was induced 70
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t not only gave
him instant relief, but allayed the
extreme soreness in his breast.
His children ware similarly affect
ed and single dose had the same
happy effect. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery is now the standard RENE
dy in the Coleman household and
on board the schooner. Free trial
bottles Of this Standard Remedy
at Crouch Brothers Drug Store.
The Dawson journal., 1886-02-04
A GAMBLERS DEED.
How o Man Lost His Money, But
Gained Bride.

Gained a Bride.
Another story about Garlic RAN
SOM, the recently deceased Nav
York gambler: "About twelve
years ago a young fellow came
down from Litchfeld, Conn, with
$4,000 in his pocket. It was his
entire fortune, and with it he was
going to buy dairy farm out In
Orange county, and then get mar
RED to the girl he left behind him
in Litchfield. The first night he
was in the city he happened to
stumble into Charles house. The
next morning he came out with
just enough to buy his ticket back
to Litch6eld. He bought it, went
back, saw his girl, told her th 0
story, and then babe her goodbye.
He was going, he said, to Califor-
fornia, and would never return
until he had together again the
$4,000. The girl was one of
those women who will do any
thing for the man Chey love. She
told him to wait there in Itch
field two days before starting for
California. Then she put on her
cloak and came alone here to New
York and went straight to RAN
som. In a few words she told
him the story. Charlie shook her
hand, said he wouldn't part her
from her lover for the world, ask
ed how much was lost, took $l0,-
600 out of the safe and gave it to
her together with valuable dia
moud pin to fasten the baby $
bonnet strings together She
blushed and went back home.
They got married, bought farm,
and haven't beon in the city since;
but the happy husband always
sent brace of big turkeys to
Charlie every Christmas aud
Thanksgiving"
The Dawson journal., 1886-02-04

|; would seem to be a truth ap-
probable by all, aud especially ~.
professors Of the healing art, II. II
to remove the disease, not to al h.
viAte its symptoms, should be Il 6
chief aim of medication. Yet in
hox many instances DO we soc
this truth admitted IN thcors, ig
nored in practice. The
reason that Hostetter's Stomach
Bittar5 is successful In Sc many
cases, with Which remedies
previously tried were inadequate
to cope, is attributable to The fact
that it is medicine whici. reach-
es and removes the causes Of the
various maladies to watch it Is
adapted lndi sestion, fever and
agae, liver complaint, gut rheu-
matism, disorder of tie bowels,
urinary affections and ether mala-
dies are not palliated merely, bat
rooted ont by it. L goes to the
fountain head 1t 3 really, nj
nominally, il ralica remedy, ant
it ondows the SYSTEM with al
amount 1T yigor wssica is its be $
protection against disease.