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The Osceola times., 1886-01-09

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ARKANSAS INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY
FAyETTEviLLE, AIK.,
Dec. %, 1880.
JUpGE +. BEvEI-Dear Sir: Your
county is entitled Ia ) Beneficiary
aud 1 Normal appointments to the
University. No students in atten.
dance, hold appointments from your
office. ] write to express the hope
that you will make special effort,
through the newspapers aud other
wise, to fill the quota Of your county
at an early day. The A. I. L. was
never in more satisfactory condi-
tion than it is at present, Its Faculty
is composed oi able, CONSCIENTIOUS
aud earnest teachers, who are doing
most efficient work in their several
The superior advantages, the in
offers, should be enjoyed by
a larger number of the youth of the
state; and it is confidently believed
that with the full aud hearty coop
Grafton of the County Judges, Coun-
" Examiners aud the friends Of lib
eral culture, the halls of the Univer-
sity would soon he thronged with
students.
TIL. beginning Of the new year is
a favorable time for the reception of
new recruits.
Confident that you will give me
the cooperation ask, | am,
Very truly,
GEo. NJ. Em:AR.
Pres. A. |. l..
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TINS LAND OF TmE FREE.

Sound the glad tidings o'cr this land
of the tree.
The people rrj"iceth from chills they
are free.
No more need they rack their nerves
and their brain.
Nor from i'll effects Of quininc and
vile mixtures complain.
They can now procure a remedy,
safe, pleasant and sure,
'ris sold by all druggists, "Ccr,ain
Chill Cure"
Sold by Gaylord & Hale, on "A
Guaranteed Sale.
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09
THE APPEAL FOR 1885

The advent Of the Democratic party to power
III the ith Of March will invest the APPEAL
with more than ordinary interest. Indeed, th'
Inauguration of Cleveland and the curren
events for the year lss5 will be the most i'm
nortart in the history of the country, and th,
\PpEAL will be abreast of the times II vii
emain stea,liastly Democratic, and havin,
aith il the honesty Of Democrats, and beliey-
,ng that the combined wisdom OF the party
expressed in its National and state con.
gentions is wiser than the. .iactious u,terancc
4 individuals 1t will cling to its party nsteat
4 following the chronic fauli-hnders Com
ing events will mark an era OF unprcced-ntc,
prosperity IN the South. aud the APPLAL vii
10 all il can To develop aud build up the ma
eral Interests of the county, the great, gran
ind glorious future of the South, aud IN wipin,
'ut sil sectional prcjudices During tn,
'yentIul wear lss5 It's columns will be lille,
with the Latest obtsiuabic information II ha
'ngagrd the services of regular corrcspo nd,nit
Wa hington, New Orleans and all other I'M
orIsnt points, and Will continu. to advsn,,
,s place among the pr gressive Journals q
he south.
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09
Iln npOrtaMl lO kuptUrcd
Persons.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co, Of Og,icnsburg, n. Y, guaran-
tee Ia Cure any case of reduciblc
Hernia with their Remedies.
rmE RUPTURE PLASTER HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, aud the
general public. Send 65cts for free
book ON Rupture or ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09

fills the above requirements. and Is
said to combine the good points of
sewing machines, with the addition
Of many new improvements and la
bor-saving devices.
The price is no higher than that of
other machines, and every lady who
is the happy po>seSs"r Of one may
rest assured tina. she has indeed u
Treasure. SEE ApvERrlsEMENr
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ADM >ISTRAToRS NOTICE

TO WHOM 1T MAY C 'NCFRN: y ,,ic. /,
hereby given that at the January Term. IsS,i. al
the fr'beIe C"ur oi Mississippi '"unIy, AK
ansaS, viii apply to said touu for an oplcr
empowering me as tn. Administrator uf the rs.
tate al John Thompson, decd 10 sell the in.
,err.' he owned IN the part n. ". !, lou
2b, ]. IL, \. h. II, East, in said County
The pfoee'sis al sal / sale Ia be applicd To Nh,
paynie"i of the debts OF said deceased
I JONES
Adm'r. Est Jno Thompson, deed.
u NJ. McNeigh, At'y for Adm'r
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FOR RENT.

A Cotton Plantation, in this coun-
~, at lower Craighead's Point, on
Mississippi river, just below Island
No. -. For further information.
inquire Of Jas. B. Craighead, Stone
wall, ar, address,
EDWARD V. PIERCE,
Du Quoin, Illinois.
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09

EDuCATioN AND l.IEEgry. Gil
bert aud Sullivan in their burl.saue
of the Mikado" have got thcater
gocrs and amusement lovers To ..auyl,
at the oddities Of japanese customs
and manners, but Japan itself is ma
king progress in fields Which prom
Use tO put it in advance nf the mos,
civilized nations. II has settled by
law the vexcd question OF free pop
ular education. Hereafter all chill
drrn between the ages of six aud
fourteen are to be compelled to at
tend school from three to six hours
Lay for thirty-two weeks in the year,
and all expenses, including the use
Of sch0l books are to be paid out oi
the public treasury. This in a few
years will place Japan in the from,
rank with Germany in the universal
ity Of n free common education, whil,,
it will be far in advance of the Uni
ted States and England. In the lat
ter country such of the poor as can
contribute to the support of the
schools are forced to do So, while in
the United States education is not
compulsory, and hence, some lG per
cent. Of our population is illitcratc.
Then there is Brazil which has taken
another step forward in fastening
the day when slavery is to disappear
from that great South American En-
pirc. Enforced slavery is rapidl,
disappearing from all parts of the
.arth's surface. The number of
slaves in Cuba is steadily diminish
ing; the day is certainly coming
when over the whole earth it may be-
said that the sun does not rise upon
a master or set upon slavc.-From
Dcmorest's Monthly for January.
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IN MEMORIAM.

tcrnoon, January Bird, 1886, Mrs.
Martha James, wife Of DR.. I. B. +,
James, at the residence Of her bro
ther, Mr.. j. l.. Driver.
Mrs. James moved with her iami-
ly to Mississippi county in early life,
and for more than forty years, has
been identified with the people of
Osccola, where she has lived II con
sistrnt, useful and honored life. She
was possessed Of the broadcst chari-
ty and the truest bencvolcnce. llay-
ing no children Of her own, she made
the orphaned and distressed her spe-
cial care, and 10y her many deeds of
kindness, she had so enshrined her
self il the affections of this commu-
nity, that Tor many years she has
been addressed by all the young
and old alike-by the endearing title
Of d" Aunt Mat"
Mrs. James was an earnest mem
bcr of the Methodist Church, and
,hongh she spoke bui little during
her last terrible suffering, of death,
and hope beyond the grave, yet
the testimony of her pure, noble wo-
manhood clothed with the graces th t
adorn the christian character, is
strongest evidence that her death
was but falling asleep in Jesus; and
ell who sleep in Him will awake in
His likeness. She leaves a devoted
husband, aud two brothers, with u
host of relatives and friends, sal and
sorrowing that she is gone. But they
sorrow not as those without hope,
for 1t is written, blessed are the
dead which die in the Lord"
! dreamed a dream the other night,
When nothing could he seen;
| dreamed the best of druggist had,
a peerless liver bean.
Next morning at the break Of day,
] rose with AN aching spleen;
But s"on got cured of raging pain,
by taking Smiths Bile Beans.
Two bits per bottle.
Owing to the extreme cold, W.
were delayed in issuing tins number
of the TINES. Ink, type, rollers, &c,
were frozen stiff.
New subscribers: J. NJ. Taylor,
Osceola; 5. +. Marlin, Pine, Mo-; o.
b. Ferguson, Kansas City, Mo-; j
\. Jones, ll"rnersville, Mo Susa,.
f. llrarn, Elmot.
Renewals w. ID. Lynch, A. J
Lynch, Elmot; w. +. Williams, ID
Lawrence, Osccola; NJ. J. $. Dansy
Pecan Point; L. l.ockmiller, Gas,
kics' station, Ky.
While sharpening pickets for
fencing, Mr.. j. NJ. Lawrence receiv.
I'd AN ugly cash Just below the riyh'
knee, 10y the sudden slipping Of Il
'lraw-knilc which he was using.
County Scrip for sale. Apply
at this Office.
-DlEp December 10th, 1880.
in Kerr Co., Texas, of consumption,
John II. HEREFORD, aged thirtytw,
years, nine months and seven days
lie leaves IA devoted wife aud thrr.
little children to mourn their loss.
Mr.. John Caruall, the veteran ed
itor of the Fort Smith Elevator, has
retired from active service, aud hi,
sons, J. Henry aud Wharton Carnall
will edit the paper in future.
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09
FREE TRIAL!
ImpOtent Men!
" neither Young or Old having impaired their
PrOCreatiVe Powers
By III, u Iiscr-tionr OF Youth or Excosses q
Maiur,r lerrs ma> he quickly restored To
PERFECT

Thousands uf cases o. Nervous Debility,
mcrt al aud physical weakness. lost ma hood A.,
nrtyons prostrhtirn, results of indiscrctions,
cxcessss or any cause, cured by Neryita No
rrm"dy ever on red to the afflicted has met
with such unprecedented success II hes NO
equal for curing all forms OF NLBvoys WASTE,
fNnAUsTtoN, DEBILITY on DECAY. Its bcnc-
h,ial 'il-cis are immediately p.rcepiiblc. IN
lew weeks after commencing its u" u feeling
Of renewed vignr anu strength l. apparent II
Effects n prompt aud radical cure and t. the
only safe sud "neciual remedy known Tor cur-
ing all forms of Nervous Debility from any
cause. It, Effects are p-rma. cnt No matter
how arg raNAt~i your rasc, how many RENE
dies YOU have tricd, .r how many doctors have
failed When The disease has hanlcI the
skill OF The abl"st physicians. when melancholy
and despair have taken the place of hope. and
the world looks blank aud drcary, Nprvita
viii inspire new life and ptrmai entity cure
body aud mind II ~ cises cured hy H.. u.
in 1884,. Str ny iaith that H. will cure every
ease prompts me to- send n trial package on
nccip, Of 10 cents for postage etc Name
this paper.
bR. d. "LIN. BOX 2t', 'hicngo, III.
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E>tray Notice.

No'ire il hereby given that en- this day John
Shuck, c'tzrn OF Pecan Town shin has p.,si-
ID in my Office as E.strnys the following de
-t,iihcd animals:
ne dark bay mare mule, Rae not known
,'oui l3is han'is high. two whit, spots on the
righi side znd one an her neck
Also one s 'rrcl bil.y pbuut IL hands his .
with = white star on the face near the Irft eve
The mule Is valued ty the appraisers ii s2i .
the nile! al S.D. This Drccmb-r .. 1885,.
IiUGn x. McNEieu
Clerk County Court.
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09
REDEMPTION OF LANDS

To WHOM IT NAY con, ERN Know We,
mar .iamss Dek"Ssett has this day ie,i.em,d Il
part Sw :, s.cii"n :. T 10 :. Il. Ia, y hv nav
ins mo lne 'nnhty Treasury the sum nI s. IA
alh land was sold Al Collect r. sale Arr,l IL
iNS' ior taxes oi lss2 and lsSi, and bought by
ihr Mem his aud aud Timber ca.
witness my hahd this 3 III. DAY of Dee ISSI
HlGf X Mt"NEiGH.
Clerk County Court
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09

If you want n handsome Calendar
for 1886, get Hoods Household Cal
endar. You may search for days,
but you will not get one more artist
ic, more beautiful, or more conve-
nient than that issued by the proprl-
etors Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t is a
perfect gem, and in every respect
is the ideal Calendar. Ask for it at
your druggists, and if you don't get
it there, send six cents for one copy,
or ten cents for two, 20 &. |. Hood &
Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09
WARNING ORDER,

In Jr.ricc oF THE PkAcE Covur-PEc,S
TowNsH MrssIs-Irpi COUNTY, ARk
E" u, ihomp'oa. Plaintiff,
Hal Shearl SD,feu,lant
The i"D-resi 'ent defendant II~l Shcarls, /,
war"'TI 7" appear III this ou,t within Tint,
laAs aud answer complaint ot l'lainiIf, NJ II
Thompson
MIcKs. il
THIS 18Th day Oi Dec iaSi
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09
DISSOLUTION or co-rAgTNERspIr

Notice IA hereby given that the firm Il u. l..
ilill Bro consisting Of u l. HUI aud j. n
liii did On the sit oi ID 'c.-mber, 1885, dissolve
Iarne ship by mutual consent. All claims
ut~tAudiug either in iaVnr of, or against said
hrm. viii De scitlcdhy either one of Us,
u l. MIL.
j. \ HILL
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09

III! Dior working people Send 10 cents
ttFr bp"sta-e, aud We v ~ mail You pR,H q
litJbi royal, valuable sample box Of goods
thHi viii put you IN the way of making more
money In a few days thhn you ever thought
pussihl'' AT any business Capital not reauiitd.
You can I've nj home aud ", a. in spare time
ohly. % all the time. ~ NJ both sexes Of NIL
age, eiandlv snccrsslnli sA'snls to g. easily
'Aruci every evening That all who want
woti inal irst the business, We make this un-
pnrall-itd onrr: To all who are not we'll sat-
hhr' We viii ssnd ti To pay for the trouble cf
WrItn us fuil particulars. directions, etc. .,
fni nee. limcrse lay absolutely sure foS
III VII" s'aii ~ once. Don't dc,av. Address
s1isoN Ato Portland, Maine.
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WARNING ORDER.
INJuSIlCE OF 1HE PEACE COURT.
StDII TOW NSHiP
lanes Manning Plaintiff

W.
Robert Marvel,
1h"s. Cotton. J Plaintins
The nonresident Defendant Robert fIsrvel.
~ wa.nc' la appear ia this Cnnri Within thirty
days and answer the complaint "f the Plaintiff
Jsmrs manning Is /. bIl.L, j. y.
ihiS Dec "a, lSSi. Scntt Township.
: ; Srmmrs, all ". for non rrs i,lent d,r.nd't
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09

Fur rheumatic or neuralgia pains In eyes, Tore
head, ears. teeth, gums. II mbs ar bowels, use
nrarslinc Price - cents. Asa at the Drug
storrs i1l samples, tree.
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09

THr following letter explains
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09

MN A ro~k t's Iron Tonw Syrup Il gtaran-
ted m cure chiil. A box al Podo. Pills !" zach
nrcksre. Price q. h'.rsai- by RicnArdson
S,rus 90. Il Louis, Van le~t a 20 heml'his
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09

9 degrees below zc'o this morning.
Snow, the beautiful, came twice
this week.
pni a Lockrrt's Tonic CURES ENi.AH"Ep
SPLEEN.
Mr.. James Rouse, the popular
Knight Of the Road, was upon our
streets during the week.
The Osceola times., 1886-01-09
McElres's WINE OF CARDul

eorreets all deraage0eass
peculiar 20 LRdies, relieves
the pains TO which they ssa
subject, quiets the nerves,
puriGes the blood, and -
stores health. IL imPerss VI.
taIity, and tusurcs clear seD-
plexions,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04
A Sad Career:
N. Y

The divorced wife of n Bcnanza millionaire recently caiiie I'd a uOurnful death principally from taking chloral, which unsettled het mind and demoralized liet whole physical system. She had been weakly and ailinG and felt her need of something to drown her sorrows and brace her up. Had she taken Browh's Iron Bitters she would have been invigorated so that she could have fought her sorrows off, ind enjoy healthy life. This valu- able medicine curds geiteral debil. ity, tones the nerves, strengthens the musccls and aids digcstiom.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04
Supplies Machinery, Work and Repairs, Little Rock Arkansa

We have a letter (with money for PIcAYrNE) making enquiry about this county, price of land, etc., from NIT. W. G. GraydOn and o,h. CTS, near Grccnville, Ala, saying many families think of moving out here. Having space, we publish this week, for their benefit ( full description of this county. Our people would welcome these ped; pie froia Alabama.
 Mir A MonsOn is selling the best and most popular standard books, such as "rhe Peoples Cyclopcdia of Universal Kaowledge," "Farm and stock Cyclopedia;" "Ridt,ath's $ History of the United States "Mc Cabe's Pictorial History of the Worll,' Thompson's Mutiical Ad. viser,o also pictorial family Bibles, at publishers prices. He can and will also furnish any other books wanted, at publishers prices, l. you fail to see him send him your orders to Prescott. If.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04
Subscribe for the
 PICAYUNE, and keep posted i'll
 POLITICS and COUNTY NEWS.

Dr. Leavitt, the author of"Kings of Capital and Knights of Labor" does hot discuss the questions in a dry legal treatise but introduces characters from our wel).knOwn Banking, Railroad and political circles. as we'll as the leaders i'll the trades Unions, and Labor side, everything clustering abont the question of capital and labor is taken up and discussed, Don't fail to subscribe.
 have lost my portmahteau'
 "Pity your grief"
 All my sermons were Tn II!
 "I pity the thief" .,
 Now if he had lost his health; fl his blood was thin, anu watery; and if he was suffering from a stub born case of chills and fever, his friend, instead of roking sarcasm at him, would have carried him di- rect to drug store to purchase Browns Iron Tonic. For sale by Hugh Moncrief & Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04
Lancsburg l.caAc:s.

Hot weather.
 Considerable sickness among children.
 Messrs. Lane and Hudson have moved into their new store.
 The IIaneburgh school is boom ing; 7j or so names have been en. rolled.
 Died, the 27th, inst,, little Ali, soh of D. F. and A. c. Garrett, aged2 years.
 Some Greenbackers are regret. ting that they didn't put out some one else to discuss the issues with our invincible Mir. Reeves.
 While in Columbia county last week, 1 found persons who didn't know what l meant wlien 1 spoke of Greenbackers. They were sur- prised to learn that there were such creatures up here.
 While prohibition does not pro, hibit entirely, the fact that it does a great good has been clearly dem- onstrated in Columbia county. I was informed that the number of mortgages recorded have dimin- ished largely, and that beneficial effects have been realized in almost every respect since whisky was tuted down. Gentlemen of Neva- da. let us try it this ycar.
 Owing to sickness and olher reasons thore were but few out at the organization of the Democratic Club at Harmony last week. l was not present and have not learned 2hcii tho club meets again. Everybody should join at once and enlist iu the work. There is a battle to fight and al' should be thoroughly drilled, SO let every body join and do all they can for the Democratic cause.
 CKs&R.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04
Delta DOtsl

Too mitch rain for cotton. Crop prospects otherwise promising.
 Greenbackism is on the waae in this part of the cornty. Much good was accomplished by the brief discussion between Reeves and Norwood; the prevelent opinion is that, could tho discussion have extended throughout this county, there would have been no need of q joint discussion between Reeves and Ansley. TIie little, putrescent nucleus of d national entity, should be entirely erased from the records
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04

of south Arkansas politics, ahd no better medium can be adopted through which to accomplish this end; than a patient unbiased, and careful hearing of joint discussion. The Rev. G. w. Reeves certainly handles the blatant, praying cham pion of defnnct Greenbackism, with gloves of, and should the Rev. G. w. R. be tie leader of the County Detnoctaty after the pr;- mafy--and he will doubtless be tho irascible, fanatic, Jno X. Ans ley, may congratulate himself with even a respectable minority at the polls this fall. The eloquent states man like manner of enunciation besides his terse, cognet simplicity of presenting argument, showed the Rev. G. W. Reeves to be thor oughly acquainted with current politics.
 The author of theso local effu sions attended the..soldiers' reunion at Magnesia Springs, Columbia Co, on tho oSth, and witnessed many touching scenes incident to the meetings of old soldiers after long separation. About 6 H the old vet erans, answered to the roll call of the 18th Arkansas Regiment, com handed during the late war, by that gallant old chevelier Col. Ben w. Johnsom Tho names of many other regiments wore called, and were usually responded to by from one to a dozen of their old mem bers. After short parades, the vast concourse of people were entertained by short addresses from several of the veterans, be, sides a most eloquent address by lawyer Wallace of Magnolia. The people were indebted to the Pres colt and Camden boys for some very fine music during the day-the two bands being combined, dis coursed some excellent pieces From the best information l could gather, it was the purpose of the old comrades in arms to form an association, which was to meet an nually at some stated place, which was to be designated by the asso citation at least two months prior to it's meeting. Upon :lie whole the day was spent very pleasantly, by the old soldiers and civilians,
 RUFUS RINKLES.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04
COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by tic Special Cores.
 pOndents of the PiCayunc.
Emmct Etchings.

Weather hot.
 Plenty of rain.
 Look for q wedding socn.
 Crop prospects encouraging.
 Tompkins is a heavy hitter; he hits sduare ffor, the shoulder.
 We are sorry to hear of the ill- iiess of Mrs. Dt. Gillespie. Hope she may soon be able to be np and among us again.
 R. U. Donald, will take his pat ent well auger to Texarkann, where he will attach steam power to it.. Bub will either make it pay or bust.
 Mra. Ida Bradford, nee Haltom, after pleasant visit among her friendsand relatives has returned to her home near Forest City, with the best wishes of mahy friends.
 The crop prbsptC,s hte so en. couraging that a great many, con. template building and improving their farms this fall. A good ide, my friends-push on the wheel of improvement.
 "Greenbacker" in the Dispatch of July 2S, is d long ways off, in speaking of our club. Our club is growing fast and ia doing good work, and all that Atkinson and Hrmby said was too true to suit him e. H. They, as we'll as MT. Tompkins, at onr last meeting told them of all their dirty work.
 We expect to show the G. B's of this place, in September where they stand. The two digniflcd of. fcials of this place have no intlu. ence out side of their families. Would like to know what the, pay their secret men, especially J. J. NJ. And I would like to know ] what ne is prowling around so much at night for. DIXIE.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04
Mohcaville Haprjcnlmgs:
RUyal Arcli-@ F. K. higl,tfOOt--

RUyal Arch
 F. K. Lightfoot--
 Wonder where they are: Have quit writing for the Dispatch and are organising colorcd clubs, etc. Boss A. can't you give them ancth CT job'
 It is said tha: at Mir. Gxayson & Steele's meeting at tho school hohsc, in Redlahd township a few nights since, WIS n fnilurc, so far as organizing the negroes is con. cerned. Ia. things have been promised them SO much, and they never receive anything, they arb becoming tired'
 i certain Greenbaciidr Is ant,c. ipoting long leap from riiagistfate or school director 10 a seat in Congress. 4 few days ago he passed through this section of country asking tito people if they would support him for Congress if nonfinated by the Wheel and en- dorsed by the Greenbackers. The Democrats quickly answered no. GIeenbackers getting very un. easy through this section. Some say, "Reeves will be beat us." Others Say, 'we have the hardest nut to crack we have ever tack led" The weak kneed Democrats that Royal Arch spoke so delfber- ately about have beeh fed on some good Democratic doctrlne, there. fore, are srenstheped' Greenback- CTS begin to tremblc.
 JAKE.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04
Infiamimatory Rheumatisin:

For over two years i have snf fered intensely with muscular rheu. matism. I became almost help. less, and had to be helped out of bed. At times I was unable t0 turn myself in bed, and had to be handled as tenderly as an infant. My chest was involved, and the pain was ihtolerable at times. All the old and well:knowh remedies were exhausted; but no permanent relief was obtained. About a year ago 1 was induced by q friend to try Swiit's Specific. The effect has been magical. My friends scarcely recognize mo. My rheu; matism is entirely gone, my gener- al health is superb; and l am weigh. ing thirty pounds mote than when I commehced taking s. s. s: am able to attend to all my minis. tcrial work. 1 am detoutly great: full for my restoration to health, which owe, under the blessing of God, to swift's Specific.
 J. NJ. LOWRY.
 Hampton, Ga, April 20, 1886.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis: eases mailed frsei
 ThE SWIFT srEtiFic Co:, Draw. CT 3, Atlanta, Ga. 15T w. 23d st.; NY
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-04
RAILROAD TiME CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

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