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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-25
A BETTING MAN.

To- Heed-I-Wln aad Tnll-You-Ioso sor1
Of Game PlaysA By . Tranp.
A man whose clothes were old. hut
whose expression Was frank, went into
. restaurant and, addressing the pro
prietor. said:
Il have NO money, mister, and I am
very hungry. Now. sir, 1 want to bet
you one dollar that Il You give me Z
meal IMn pay you within one week
II don't know you," said the pro
luck" ' -o1
The man ate heartily and withdrew.
Ono week later he entered the restau-
rant, and said:
well. I'm here.''
$50 l see. Have you como to pay
mes
No. ! have come to tsll you tia. /
have lost the bet /"
well, then, you owe me > dollar in
sesod Of MY cents
'.But where Is my moneyr''
Well. IN regard to that l want 70
bet you two dollars"
Name The bet"
Bet you two dollars that I never nav
you. You've lost, % now hand ma nvcr
Two dollaxAn
There dos not exist any proof oe the
Eact that the money was paid.-lrkars
40 1tocelev.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-25
PiTH AND Pom,

in matters of gens,....
! acts first and reasons as,.s,,
reasons s. first and@ge a''e,s,a
act. Chicago Neus. %
A woman will facs
world, and cling to the m,, :
through the most bitts, aaa d
she wouldn't wear a bon aass'
out OF fashion to save The aees
~ 7. Telegram. ' 10Tsa
II see the seoundrel :,
exclaimed the judge 10 u !'c
81 reckon. jedge. was ~ p
"that that 'ere's a PERSONA NJ NJ y
amt lt'"-Y. Y. Mdepends., re
We met a man the 9th. !.
said he knew nothing whsssss. !.
running a newspaper. +
wants the gentleman's addr..
furnish it.-M. Y. Sun. y
line Emperor William -,
no older than he did fortr =! y
However, when he is called 20, !aa'
up a clothes line, or to .sp Ns
armful of wood, he feels ~ 2
years. =
Jimmy" said Mrs Tn.n..
recalcitrant hopeful, "your s,.s
have held a consultation ahons ,
you must behave a great deal -
the future. .'Considerinc :.
executive session, are yon, = !.
there will be an executive ses.;,. !,
do not reform ~ II saw. ma !
move for open sessions and an
on the floor of the Senate .
Post.
MIR. Heavipurse Ito hisd.n.s.
''Yes, Carrie, we shall here,A1s .
our summers at the North. ma
the winter approachesw we shall ~
and thus escape the cold wealth., !
father, reflect. Lean i,
Z. Justthink of the Consequence !
a-''Consequences? What .
Iuences?" Carr:e-"Why. M
I / am to have two summer.
" the time l am twenty-five | III
woman of fifty summers. Really
lot consent to grow old as fast Fl
Boston Transcript.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-25
TEA DYsPEPTIcs
The Effects of Tea and Coffee o -.
tive Organs.

The Effects of Tea and Coffee o g.
tive Organs
1t has occurred also to the M.
make many observations as 70 r..
cumstances under which tea and -
are found to agree or disagree III
ferent persons; in the first plaza ! !
w. Roberts has pointed out 4
taken at the same time as fari,auu
food. Is much more likely to MD
digestion and cause dyspepsia III
taken a little time after eating; NJ
custom adopted by many pan
breakfast, for instance, Of eatiae
and drinking their tea or ceGis z
ward Is sensible one; so also 4 IT.
ter to take ones five-o'clock tnxH
out the customary bread-and-1ufxd
cake than with it.
Indeed, while there is littIe ~
be said against . cup Of hot tas}
stimulant and restorative, Mn Z,
about midway between lunch 80
ner, and tOithout solid food, itnM =
the other hand, be q fruitful esis@
dyspepsia when accompanied & ~
time sCith solid food. It is also soniiu
fact that many persons with whouh]
under ordinary circumstances, Wills
exceedingly well, will become tndl
jects of tea dyspepsia If they -
this beverage at a time when they -
b suffering from mental worry oras|
tional disturbance.
Moreover, it is well-recogni1ua g.
that persons who are prone to ngIuu
excitement of the circulation and -
tations of the heart have these ~
toms greatly aggravated il thsy ~
In the use of tea or coffee as . bo1u1
The excessive consumption Il =
among the women of the poorer L.
ID the cause of much of the soe1l3
''heart-complaints" among thsGn; =
food of those poor women O.
largely of starchy substances (brsa1 =
butter chiefly, together with To- -
. food accessory which is one q -
greatest of all retarders Of The -
don of starchy food.
The effect of coffee as q retardR .
stomach digestion would probably ,
more felt than it is were it not - -
stantly the practice to take Il only = :
smal quantity after very large -
e Is then mixed with an immenN ~
of food. and its relative percentaN r.
portion rendered insignificant: - :
he strong and vigorous the slighGy1
.arding effect ON digestion i "
hen have may be, as Sir w. koe99
not altogether disadvanfngE
'ut after spare meal and in persee!
4 feeble digestive power the cap .
lack coffee would probably exert Z
etarding effect on digestion ~
night prove harmful. j. BUn
Reo. IN Popular Science Monthly.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-25

Ill the operatives in that mill. Born of the
same Heavenly Father, to lie down in the
same dust, to be saved by the same su.
preme mercy. No putting ON of airs in he
sepulcher or in the Judgment. 1 do NOT
care how much money you have. Won h.vs
not enough money to buy your way throu vb
the gate. I do not care how DOOR Won are
Il you have the grace OF God In your heart
no one can keep you out. II the
shining gate-keeper, smitten by soms
Injustice, should try TO keep yoa
out out, Al Heaven would ny from
"Let him inl Let him imp Nv friend.'
you need to saturate our population with
the religion Of Christ, and wages viii -
larger, employers will be more consjderafe-
Al the tides OF thrift will set il. I have
the highest authority for saying that busi-
1t pays for the employer. It psvs FOR ths
emPloye. the religion Of Christ comes
OUT 70 recQfy all the wrongs OF the world.
and It viii yet settle this question bet ween
labor and capital just a. certainly a Won
slt snere snd l stand here. The hard hand
Of the wheel and the soft hand OF the
counting room win clasp each other ves.
Iney VII clasp each other in consra tula.
ton. They win clasp each Other on
sne glorioos morning oil the millennium.
Ihs hard hand win say: 81 ploweI the
osssrt inso garden" the soft hand win
hand will say: II thrashed the noun.
any ~ sse other hand will say: 81 paid
Tor ths HAIL." The one hand will saw: N
hammered the spear into pruning -iook. .
ana ne Other hand will answer: II siensd
~ -, 1Ses{ o. peace that made that pos
.lnle." Ihea capital and labor win lie
dow. together: and the lion and the lamb. /,
notaog % hure q 70 destroy In An
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-25

hold Of the continent It the Atlantic
beach, and shahen il tn every manufAct.
unng, commercial, agricultural, literary
ana religious interest has trsmbled. 4
part Of Belgium one great riot. Russia
ana 0srmany and Austria keeping their
workmon quiet only BY standing armies
% vast that they are eating out the lffa az
those nations. The only reason that Ir..
!snd u tn peace II became she d hopinr
tos AoAs rule and the triumph Of Glad
ssoneds1- The labor quarrel il hemi,-
'pheric, aye, worldwide quarrel. and
me whole tendency is toward ANARCHY.
But one way IN which ws may avoid an.
archy = By letting the people know What
anarchy h. We Must have the vreck
pointed OF IN order TO steer cIe.r ~ ~
Anarchy b abolition Of right Of propertv.
Il makes your store and your house ma
yo~ measy and your family mine. and
mine yosrs. Il b wholesale robbery. h /,
every mans hand against every other
MAJ. II - arson and murder and repine
ana mss and death triumphanf. Il means
no NV, NO church, no defense, no rights.
no happiness, no God. Il means hen lei
losee @ serta. and society combination
% asvos tnearnate. II mems sxtermina.
sloa 9 everything good and the corona-
aon q svGy thing infamous. Do veu
want itf WIN you have itp
Aeanwhils, ny hrotheriy counsel 4 n
thrss caasses u lahursrs-
1Rs4 p those Who are ct work. antrn
= = Do ~ anid ~ sxcttsmsut a
- eno dreD your smploymsut. Aopine
khot 0nokfnR 49, I'm
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-25

sshhaing befwersi capital and labor Be.
fore this contest goes much further it will
be found that interests are Identical: what
helps one, helps both; what Injures one.
INJURIES both. Show me any point in the
worlds history OF 500 years where can
ieal was prospered and labor oppressed. or
where labor was prospered and capital on
pressed What is the state Of things nowY
Labor ct its wits end to get bread. Cap
ltai q tts wits end to pay the taxes and
keep the store and factory running. Show
me any point in the last fifty years where
capital was getting large accumulation.
ana wiz show you the point at which
labor was getting large wages. Show me
point at any time In the last fifty year,
where labor was getting large wages, and
VIII show you the point where capital
Was getting large proAts. Until the crack
OF doom there will 10 NO relief for the
working clauses until there IL Z better
understanding between capital and labor
ana this war ends. Every speech that
capital makes against labor q an adjourn.
mont OF our National prosperity. Hverv
speech that labor makes against capital l.
an Adjournment Of our National pros per.
The distance between capital and labor
is not great gulf over which 10 swung =
niagara suspension bridge; 1t IL only .
sep, and the laborers here win cross over
ana become capitalists and the capitalists
w1ii CROSS over and become laborers.
would 70 God they would shake hands
while they are crossing, these from one
sade sad those from the other aide.
The combatan.< in this ersat war b..
sweea capital am. labor ara chiefly. On the
oes ssoss nsn OF fortune, Who have kever
80 ooaiged to tail and Who desplss tod.
snas % ehs other hand, msn who could ree
!enes, but vtn not have Il, VIII not 80 8
= = = - haaa cursing - 80. = ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-18

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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.
ssR. ALLEN, ASIs WE'LL KNOWN,
y is a regular graduated Physician,
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CURED BY CUT1CgRA.

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NOW IT'S VALUE

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CUTICURA ABROAD]

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THE POET POWERS

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Sick Headache and
Dyspepsia Cure.

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Mention this paper. APPS II
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-15

The Hot Springs We're known to and Used
py the Indians ages ago, long before the
wnite man ever entered the ugly but pic
turesque valley in"which they are situated.
The land upon which they flow belongs to
the United States government. They are
at the foot Of Hot Springs mountain, which
Is part OF the government reservation.
The town of Hot Springs is long, strag-
Cling settlement on both sides of the ravine
at the foot Of two mountains. The springs
are on tho east side. On the east is Hot
Springs mountain, on the west West noun
tain. Gov@nment has expended a large
amount OF money on the creek formed bv
the outflow of the springs Once it was
walled in and arched over but burst forth
where it was not wanted, and made another
large hot spring, and the work had to be
undertaken over again.
The resident population OF the town of
hot Springs is about 1900 The visiting
and invalid population includes members Of
congress, doctors Of divinity, gamblers,
lawyers and ladies, great mixture.
New springs occasionally burst up and
bubble over There are now seventy-one of
them known. The water of the hottest will
cook an egg in fifteen minutes. The gov
ernment authorities have built two great
tanks which together hold $1,000 gallons Of
water: The water from the springs is led
into these tanks. They fill at night and
their contents are ready for use next day.
1t is from these tanks that the baths are
supplied
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-15
AT HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
PICTURESQUE VIEWS OF OUR AMERI-
CAN eAoEN-BADEN.

Hot Water from Natures subterranean
Boiiers-sumptuous Baths for the Rich,
"Mud Hole" for the Poor, but the
Bath is GOod-"Corn Hole"
One OF natures most tremendous chemical
laboratories is that at Hot Springs, Ark.
here are mountains, and waters, and rocks
and mud, and heat The springs appear to
be the venting holes of subterranean
mineral factories and machine shops. The
heat comes from away down deep some-
where, heaven knows where.
The springs are reached by the Missouri
Pacific railway, Iron Mountain route. 1t is
the only line to the springs Nearly all
travellers pass through St Louis on the way
thither. In that city the Iron Mountain
routes courteous and accomplished passen-
ger agent is Mr. Il c. Townsend. He will
give ample information to invalids and
Others seeking the healing waters.
Ihe Arkansas hotsprirg' may be properly
considered the Baden Baden of America.
Rheumatism, gout and skin diseases are
cured here. The waters do injury to those
who have heart-disease or consumption
Baden-Baden in the old world prides itself
on its antiquity. The ancient Romans them
selves used to visit the springs, there to be
cured of their high-nosed ailments, and in a
museum of antiquities at the place the relics
of those distinguished visitors are preserved
and shown.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-15

n We make the following extract from a
paper in the Wauseon Tribune, written by
Mr.. A. W. Fisher. The writer is well in
formed in the history of Northwestern Ohio,
and we have reason for believing that he is
about correct
Three new counties were organized out of
the Indian territory in 1920, and named af-
ter David William, John Paulding and Isaac
Van Vert, the three young men who captur-
ed Major Andre. One of these, Williams
county, at first included all of the present
county of Williams, south of the "Fulton
line, +" the present county of Defiance, and
the two tiers of sections off of towns 6, and
8north, range 4 east, now belonging to Full
ton county. The first election was held in
1924, and on December 9Th, of that year, the
commissioners met at Defiance and annexed
the counties of Henry, Paulding and Putnam
to Williams county for judiciary purposes.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-15
Mrs. CleveIand's Apartments.
[w.shinrton Rsnublinan.l

Washington Republican,
If you should take the Presidents
house and run a line through it from
north TO south, at the end of the library,
you would cut off Mrs. Cleveland's part
of the Mansion from that of the Presi-
dents. She has five bedrooms, and
they are all large and airy. The Presi-
dents bridal chamber is the state bed
room, and it looks different now to
what it did when Mrs. Cleveland first
came into it. There are more home
touches, and the dressing table always
has its flowers. When President Ars
thur was here he had his wife's picture,
which hung on one of these walls,
wreathed with roses every morning.
Now the roses are everywhere about
the room, and the gardener has
done his best to make it look beautiful.
There is wide lounge, or divan, at one
side of the room, and the bed is of rose
wood, with a great canopy of silk bro
cade in gold and silver above it. A rich
Turkish carpet covers the floor, and
there are number of easy chairs scat
tered about the room. Great chunks of
wood lie upon the highly polished
brass andirons, and the mantel is COW
cred with heavy velvet cloth of soft,
dark red. There is tidy on one of the
arm-chars bearing the inscription, in
red, white and blue silk: "God bless
our country and our President"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-15

Careful attention to diet is the best
guard against disease. 1t is fact which
all should know, that over-eating not
only corrupts the blood but destroys
nerve force, and induces dyspepsia,
jaundIce, nau u ~ SHs.ooath, piles, pimples
low spirits, headache, ague, liza ".arlal
and all stomach and liver troubles, DR..
Jones, Red Clover Tonic quickly cure,
the above diseases. Can be taken by
the most delicate. Price fifty cents.
Sold by J. G. Saur.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-15
Read what the people
say concerning the
ability Of DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil to cure
asthma, catarrh, Group,
colds etc. Mrs. Dora
Koch of Buffalo, says:


edly efiicacious." Mrs. Jacob Melisor of Marion
Ohio, says the same thing. S. S. Graves, Akron,
N. Y, writes: :" Had asthma of the worst kind,
took one dose of Thomas Eclectrc Oil and. was
relieved in few minutes. Would walk five miles
for this medicine and pay IS bottle for it." Drug
gist c. R. Hall, GRANVILLE, III. says: .Cured an ul
cerated throat for me in twenty-four hours" "Sat
up in bed and coughed till the clothing was wet
with perspiration.. My
'''f" insisted that Iuse
Thomas Eclectrlc O...
The first teaspoonful
= RELIEVED me-" E. II.
Perkins, Creek Centre,
NY, Thomas Eciec- ..
trio Oil is also TIP
Tor external applica-
ton for rheumatism,
cuts ,scalds, burns bites,
bruises, etc. When visi-
ting the druggist, ask
him what he knows of
DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oil; if he has been
long in the drug
trade, be sure he will
speak highly of it.