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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD

Dgeparturo Of trains from Wheeling Schedule
in eject November %, lSs7IEGl!ern time:
N, S:top. m 1000 m. daily, and ll:lb IN daily,
Expre ios Cincinnati and 81 Louis $50 Z. N
daily, 1l;l6 p. NJ. daily except Saturday.
Express for Columbus and Cincinnati, 2:ISR, N.
For Toiuabus o:NL. N. dsIly. and Il:lS m
daily except Saturday, and AIS p m. daily except
Expires for Warrington, D. O., Baltimore, PhilE
dolphin and New York, oa0G. M and oIS p. m
For Pitsburgh and Warrington, Pa, 500 a. N.
daily except Sunday. Additional way train ioI
Warrington; Pa $50 p. N. daily except Sunday.
For AoundSVille, 1850 noon, daily except Sum
For Grsiton, S;ISp. m, daily except Sunday.
For Cumberland, $50 q. M, daily except Sunday.
p. m daily eIoept Sunday.
Expre1 trains arrive IRON Chicago, $40 and $3.50
q. N. and e:S p N. daily, and b:o0a m. daily en-
EXPIRES tfains arrive from St. Louis and Cincin.
matt SOC q. n and e:t6 p N. daily.
RIprols trains STriVe from Philadelphia, Bait
more AID Warrington, D. O., 1850 q N. and lo'&
Hainl arrive nom Columbus. 500 q. N. daily
and e:lSp. n. daily, and 1878 4. m. daily except
TTaIfi arrive from Plthburvh. 80 daily, and
1875 ,, m. and 6:6S p. m. daily except sundAyi
I % 5. n. daily except saturday, aud 2;'o a m
Train TT1iaI arrive from Warrington, Pa, 500 a. n,
u TFsi El Siriyo RON MOundsvilo, lAo p. NJ,
u TfsiHs arrive from Grafton, O:2S m. daily ex.
s' faia1 arrive from Cumberland. $50 p. m daily
Tfsini arrive from 81 uhI1yllle, $40 q. m. and
l:I6 AID 6:I6 p m, daily eIoept sunday.
BaCRaRO called Tor And checked al hotels and
roSi6enccs on orden left q ticket once, 100 Mar
lot street Ano y q Se "a LORD. Gem Pa, Av,n,
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STAMNERIRG CURED,

System based upon natures laws NO SECRECY
NO TRICKS. system explained 10 those inter.
ssted.
Testimonials from phyHiclanS, educators and %.
tronB who have received benefit from the method
Of instruction. Address,
MIA u. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Warrington School Of Elooution and EngliIh
SoG n Street, N. W., Washington, D. @.
Students bearded In family Of Principal.
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Cotton.

NEW YoEK, Jan. so-Cotton Arm; uplAndA
January l0.56o; February lG,60c: March iO.G9c;
April ly76c; May l0,S2c; June l0S9c; July l0.92C;
August 10 s4c; September l0.Nc; October lo,llc;
November 9.g7c; December Q &c.
CNeRNATl, o. Jan. So.-cotton hrmi mIddlIng
lOn
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PStrolsuu1

FEW YoRK. Jan. So.-Petrol6um opened strong
al SgHo aud IN the early trading continued strong
and advanced 10 SJ5Ic AttllS point & EhRVp re-
action occurred that carried the price down 10
S91sc, which was followed by rally in the Rfter.
noon, and the market closed hrm At s9Nc; SALES
$40 coo barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa. Jan. 30 Opened at sS|Ic; highest
9O5<c; lowest S9ec; closed a. 90c; SALES IA 0OC
barrels; clcATances 100000 barrels; runs 5l,s4i
barrels; shipments 69,OS0 barrels; charters A,2SS
barrels,
PrrTsBuRsH, Pa, Jan. 5o.-Petroleum fairly 90
tive aud firm; opened At SgISoi closed al 9oc; nigh
eSt 905Sc; lowest Sg}tc.
BRAnRoHD, Pa, Jan. 3O-opened at se[c: olosed
at 9O5Sc; highest 9Q'<e; lowest si5sc; clearAnCe'
10000 barrels.
TrTUSy1IIH, PA, Jan. So-Opened at sg3io; high
ost B07sc; lnveSt S9kc; closed al 9ofc
PHrLADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 1o.-Petroleum quiet
70 abel teIt 71tc.
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sURANCE COMPANIES.
important Statement!

The "oHIo VALLEY LIFE COMPANY" In nine
NeaS, since its organization, has paid upwards Of
Three Hundred aud Thirty ThouEand Dollars 10
widows and orphans Of dFceased members. II 4
In better financial condition than ever before: i
is gradually accommodating Reserve Fund, which
will guarantee protection for longest surviving
members It's annual death rate q much lover
than the average experience; and the cost Of In
sunnce In the 'oHio VALLEY" is less than one
half that charged by Old Life Insurance Com
pRnies.
The "oIIIo VALLEY" has paid to heirs OF de
coased members In Wheeling and vicinity, up
WRidR Of Sixiy.three Thousand Dollars. Among
many payments thus made, we mention the fol.
lowing: A. g. Robinson. Seventh ward; z. p. Hon
man, Fulton: X. Il. Phillips, Assessor; David
Frederick, FiHt ward; James Wheeler, Seventh
ward Frederick Banner, guardian muSie dealer
Rev. D. E. Howell and 4. X. Bags, Bridgeport
Thomas Norris RAilr pAd Agent, BellAire.
II you want reliable Life Insurance, at low cost
enquire at the once OF The Company, Reilly Block,
corner OF Market and Fourteenth streets, second
floor, front. agents wanted,
ROBERT WHITE. President
7. B CAMPRKLL, Secretary.
DR, T. H. LOGAN, Treasurer ia7
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"The funeral Of marriages." is what
Chief Justice Peters, Of Maine, calls ID.
Vorre day in the Supreme Court.
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The strike OF the Western beer brewers
will affect the Prohibition States most
Philadelphia Times.
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SAID handsome Tom 10 smiling Nell.
"nhere did you find that mystic spell
That hoverS round your every smile.
And would my throbblDg heart begulle7"
Quoth laughing neil, you silly boy,
lu sOLODoNT, the cream OF 10y"
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. q, 1888.

Alta reotinR Of the Board Of Commissioners Of
The county Of ohio, held on ThundRy, the I'D day
Of December, 1857, the following lction wa had
and he following Ordinance adopted;
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Washington School Of EIOGutiOn
AND oRAToRY.
MRG n. STEVENS HART, Principal,
nnl nm ltnonk N W " LuurNnn,nN n a

O0t IN" Street, N. W., WAAHNeToS, o. O.
Sixth Annual seaEion begins Wednesday, Sep
tember rs.
CourSo Of instruction embraces Rlocuhon, PrAo-
hcal EneliIh and EngliAh CLASSICS, Latin, NAthe-
mAtics, Modern Languages, Vocal and InEtri.
mental Nude and Physical Culture
The Principal u AlElGted By an efficient CORPS Of
teachers In each department
Graded Glasses for boys and girls daily.
Adult Glasses and private instruction given In
Diploma awarded. Admitted number OF pupils
accommodated In the family.
For oirculAu and references apply 10 ISrELlI'
gENCER ofioa Eugi
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REAL KsTATE.
FOR RENT.


Nos 1901 and 200 Rod street, and No. 1905 Alley
D, three houses on one-hall lot, for $500.
No 81 Twentieth street, rooms, 50 co.,
No. 10 North Front street, Island. 10 rooms; Lot
W. Il. BINEHART,
JosI mn Mayket gtreot
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EDUCATIONAL.
MT De Chan AL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va.
Histeu Of the Vlhtaton,,

NDchOol Of moro than national reputation, oaeu
exceptional advantages for thorough education Of
young ladies In all department. Library d Hix
thousand volumes. Fine philosophical, chemical
and astronomical apparatus.
MuhcA Department specially noted. Corps Of
piRno.eacnon framed BY leading professor from
Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture accord.
ing TO the method Of the old Italian masters
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For catalogues, and references 70 patrons In AL
the principal cities, address
Bel THE DIRECTREsS.
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oniesi Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth Street,
All, BUoKLBi

There was q Young lady named IBunnie,"
Who went for old Arbuckle's money.
The letterA he wrote,
She'd frequently quote,
But the nexttlme he won't be 30 funny.
HuIhi dear Baby BuntinEi
Dear Bunnie's gone hunung,
To buy little rabbit akin
To wrap $500 In.
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"SpAIDMa's GLuE" meuds everything,
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More drummen than ever are out on the road
This Bea5on, the papen inform US;
And we rise 70 remark, In 4 mild sort Of way,
That the chestnut crop Il enormous.
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CURES AL HuMoRs,

from common Blotch, or Eruption, to tho
worst ScrOfula. Salt-rhcum, "Fcycr-sores,"
Scaly or Rough Skin, In short. all diseases
caused by bad blood arc conquered by this
powerful, purifying, md invigorating medi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
Its benign influence. Especially has i mani
tested It's potency In curing letter, Eczema,
Eryslpelns, Dolls Carbunclcs. Sore Eyes, Scroll
ulous Sores and Swcllings, HIp-Jnlnt Disease,
"Whlte SwCllngsr Cioitro, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for a large Treatise, with cOlorGd
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
Cor Treatise on ScrOfulous Affections.
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". N. CLEMENTS, aSnSSer es' NS'H''

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI q ST,
i LOUIS RAILWAY Oo.-PAnhAndle Route,
Under schedule In otfect MAY q, 1887, train
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time: For bteu
benvill0 and Pittsburgh, 6:S6 q N 1875 D u.
$40 p N, FOR BtcubenYille, sos p. N. Tho e:p
T. m and sos ?. n. tTAinS make direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chi
ngo, The i2:eo p. N. train makes direct CONNIE
ton for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive 81 Wheeling. dis = NJ, l0.l6 4. II
2:l6 p. m. and 500 ?. N mT2l
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(NLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH RAIL
~ RoAD.-Undef schedule in eject JAN a,
ISIS train leave Bridgeport, Central standard
lea p. m. For Pittsburgh, 1917 q. n. For Wells.
ytlle, 4;Il D. N. For 6iGubenVille, 0iSS & m. For
Martins FERN, S:B a. N.
Trains arrive q bridgeport At 7:bS a. m, lG13 4.
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:. :, ClII,ONSIIMpTION.

which Is ScrOfuln Orthc Lungs, Is arrested
aid cured BY this remedy, II taken In the
earlier stages OF tho disease. From It's mar
Vicious power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first offering this now wOrld-ilmcd REM
edy 10 the public, DIR. Pierce thought seriously
of calling H. his CONSUMPTION CTllE' hut
abandoned thEt nanle as too restrictive Tor
a medicine which, from Its wonderful COM
binntlon Of tonic, or strengthening, Alternative,
or blOod-ClCRnsiTlg, anti-billous, pectorai, and
nutritiVe properties, Is unequaled, not oniy
Hs a remedy for Consumption, but for all
NhrnnIo nIRanENa If tho
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The Differences YO

The Difference You See.
God made the country, man the town,
We often hear II said,
But God the country painted green, and
Man the town paints red,
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RAILROADS.

OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-T1NE
" tabl0 taking enect SUNDAY, DEC, Is, 1887,
Passenger train win run q folloWs-CeptIl time:
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FoR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."

"FUh TIE bLUUU 70 TIE EIF K
Thoroughly cleanse It by using DIR. Plerccs
Golden Medical Discovery, md good
digestion, a FUR skin, buoynnt spirits, Iyitnl
Etrcngth and bodily health viii ho estAblished.
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HIGHLAND DISTRICT.

Clean, BIN seAeos Houae-T. J. Garden, Charles
Busbey, RbeneIer M1gee.
Brick School HoulS Eugene Rldgley, William
Mitchell, william North, 81.
And thetolloWing perionS are appointed to can.
rnRntionGd.
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LIBkRTY DlSrHCT.
We. LDety-sAmuel Bell, Vincent vGnaetor,
"" PsioIGs-iIAaO snedeEer, John c. Fairs, James
AG TdltV Steye-w. =. Whitman, James v, Cham.
= MnWNRnu
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Mayor Of The CITY Of wheelinr
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ToIEDo, O., Jan. 90. Wheat active and ealier:
cash SSIIEas6c: May $50: July &c. Corn dull and
lower; cash sic; May 64Hc Oats steady; cash
s3Hc Cloyerteed active and higher; cash aud
February 81 70; March 81 ~,
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iGls
The Butte daily miner., 1888-01-01

having three hotels finer in FORM larger dimensions and perfect
qupment hotel either Butte Helena santarum
be celebrated Of Medical Lake. l2 miles distant
supply Mains service pipes will also be put for
the domestic although
the city we'll supplied with mountain water from the Spokane
River through Holly pumping which Is operated BY power from
durability adaptably milling and
manufacturing admitted the best known IN this country
which furnishes
friction than n The current broken BY islands, which
furnish channels nsado BY the very nature
frontage which could be greatly added to
by fraction Of IL yet utilized One Touring
to be able underbd foreign
marveusy productive Paouse wheat belt and ship the
China and Japan and realize handsome pront
against competitors This fact is cited show the possibilities Of h
another be added and that the TACT that s ued
In this and tributary territory even furnish
blinds which placed the buildings OF the
camps doated down mount
Spokane River and carried back oy rs ana W
that the river and the valley
communication between Spokane and the
whole In the person Dr. coroin Of
Montana building railroad and putting ne o.
steel plated and
the just successfully auncn
from Hauser Junction Will be oul up
Canyon the great when the means OF
between Spokane and these camps Will % mad ser anu n
fastened closer. -
The Butte daily miner., 1888-01-01

country surveying party
the Northern Pacific have just taken the field the direction
only working nor instead south the Canadian Pacific party doing
Spokane Of the KOuena
Pen dOre mining has just been organized filed
plant point
VcePredent General Manager Cakes
Western Manager Buckley the Northern Pacific backed BY ample capital
advised by practical mining and milling from Nevada other
This will construction
shipped smees the
productive
profit The construction other manufacturing plants for
future lacking capital and the stimulus
the manufactured products The Touring mills the oat
factory the mills door and blind factory the
all the manufacturing industries that
running the full limit Of their capacity profitable prices
The Touring MILL In fact day and night shifts
Sundays holidays This fact shows
conditions building
popuous shall hold other city
Territory which will be the leading city the line Of the Northern Pa
Paul Portland The towns Is naturally the
slightly puuey situated city the Northwest not in the
majestic rolls ceasessly the the
Columbia through wild below the falls which
horizon bound
broad with natural bed
laid ont at right angles The climate mild and aubrou SIX weeks
weather being the limit and that does
active the middle
seeding will about the middle Of February The city
The Butte daily miner., 1888-01-01
SPOKANE FALLS, w. T.
City that Typical


conceded that the C@u dAlene natural Resources
virtually tributary Falls Washington Territory
description that city and its other tributary territory constitute
part Of the HOLIDAY EDITION The west bound our
comes sweeping down the Cas Fork the main divide
the Rockies through the Muan unue valley
ne and his attention attracted located
archtecuay handsome City built largely brick granite
trimmings situated in valley picturesque hills The
train speeds the Pacific On Tho n e
Of the river where he surprised busy bung
OF whom seem to have some business there especially
and hackmen limit their no
powe ana MIN st. Paul and Minneapolis His inquiry
these people thrifty bloom such beautiful flow
es he sees in the yards soil which graye only
to natural shubs These questions detail The
townste it tru entered Incorporated until
1884, and less than did population but vey
few and stable improvements close
to @ and as the Chronicles annual review million
dollars has been invested in substantial building this
made
and half dollars worth Of improvements year.
brick buddg to be done next will be three
stories In height with
see the dawn Of the elevator Spokane Falls buildings
be hne uroy hotel although the City, enjoys
The Butte daily miner., 1888-01-01

these than which
growth of this city the last But
the same time the good results flowing from them just beginning
be and appreciated Prominent
this Of the Spokane Palouse Railway which
from Spokane into ho tapping agricultural
unexampled richness the Territory anywhere this
try The road has unable the burden the
houses the ne and yet ten
careles seeded and percentage harvesting
This wheat have shown shipped
and the exported foreign countries
munve market Capitalists from figuring
utilizing the wonderful water whole Of this
e here And in addition these wheat ded made this
city, the Seattle Lake Shore Eastern Railway
end Of the Manitoba Spokane
filed here articles mortgage Der
mile and building this fast money
construction Less than 200 miles yet to be built
the line will Spokane before the flies
the wheat and agricultural belt Of the country
only but tap splendid mines the making them
Spokane Her enterprng and wawake business
tibuted heartily the building roads the mining
River and Ruby thence the Rock Greek mines British
ba and also the Colve district These all
for their supplies That railroad will built
beyond doubt setting
stakes that section coming this They believed
service the Canadian Pacific which, building south from
Columbia could with their transconinen
the Ceur dAene
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-29

A man who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to know salt from
sugar read what he says:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-29
MY LIGHT.
nj WILLIAM HOSEA BALDou.

Alone within the Arctic night,
sit where all IL ice and snow,
And on nv single candles dame
The shadows fall and cold " inds blow.
q flame so dim N night so black,
q flame so small in winds 80 fierce,
Think not within Thu Vastly space
Thy feeble CLINT the dceps shall pierce
Toward north and south. toward east and
west,
The dreadful sea all frozen sweeps,
And e'er the awful silence seems
To crush the light life vigil keeps.
Thou spirit " ho hast brought me here
Goddess or demon, yet To- lie,
Set fire To space and tuile me forth
Ere all Is "A chaotic sea-
Lost m the depths eff black, the flame
80 weak. 80 small. at last l. dim.
But loi breaks forth oIniug glow
Around the vast horizons RIM
The radiant skies absorb my ght,
They melt In tears the ice-clad sea,
The goddess Leads aloft the sun
And hurls the night in space for me.
- Home Journal
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-29
About Eastern Arkansas.

EDITOR Rural World: Seeing so
many Inquiries after cheap homes, |
will try and say word for "Arkan-
saw"
have been nearly all over the east
ern portion OF the great state of Mis-
socri and southern Indiana, and now
in Arkansas, and like this the best of
all. We have a good grain and cotton
country. Land will produce twelve
to eighteen bushels of wheat, thirty
five of oats, twenty to forty bushels of
corn, and three fourths to one bale of
cotton per acre, while it is unsurpassed
"a fruit district there being but one
failures in fru for tlirty-two years
(so say the old settler).
l was born in Bollinger county,
Missouri, and have many friends there
that | know could do better if they
were to give their land away and come
here and purchase. We have no chinch
bugs or grasshOppers. our winters are
mild, while our summers are not near
ly so hot as in Missouri or Iowa. |
have no land for sale, but will give
the price of one or two tracts so the
readers can draw some idea eighty
acres good upland, forty under Guilt
walton, twenty five or more can be
titled, small orchard, log house, well,
small table, crib, etc., S40O. Another,
about 200 acres upland, 100 or more
cleared and fenced good land), good
box. house, plenty of room, well, etc.,
$1,000. We want northern and east
ern men, who will take hold and
work. MITCHELL.
St. Vincent, Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-29

crop we put in buckwheat which
produced well, maturing the last of
October. We then put in wheat
which is now up and looking finely,
this, November 25th. On another field
we had spring oats, which we cut in
July. We then put the same in COW
peas which have matured a good crop.
In another field we had German
millet which is now in winter oats.
looking splendidly. Our meadow OF
orchard grass, clover, and a few other
varieties, we cut two crops from and
the aftermath is now November 25th),
looking green and foot high.
a farmer can grow as great variety
and as large a quantity of products
from the same number of acres a.
anywhere else on the continent, but
in order TO do this the fertility of the
soil must he kept mp and good tillage
given.-ForeSt and Farm.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-29

We are pleased to announce that We
have made remarkably low clubbing
rates with the 81. Louis Magazine, the
recognized leading low priced Ameri-
can magazine. The Magazine is beau
tifully printed and illustrated, and il
a high grade literary, historical and
humorous monthly of fifty pages
Terms only $3.50 year; specimen
copy six cents, sent to any one address
81. Louis Magazine, 9O1 Olive street
st. Louis, Mo. We will send Maya
zine and our paper, one year, for only
$2.10. Address this office.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-29

The Little Rock Oil and Compress
company have in their yards POO
head of cattle that will be fattened for
market This company will feed not
less than 3 900 head this winter, using
cotton seed meal and hulls. There
will also be fed at other points in the
state, where there are oil mills, num-
bers of cattle, aggregsting total of
about 5000 head
This is a new Industry for Arkansas,
and promises TO be very profitable
A large sum of money has been ex-
pended in building sheds and srrang-
ing other necessary fixtures for feeding
but Notwithstanding the outlay, the
investment is expected to yield good
profit. The cattle were mostly
bought in Texas at an average cost
per pound of two cents. The fattening
properties of cotton seed meal and
hulls, are very great and cattle take
on fat rapidly, much faster than when
fed with corn, and make beef of supe-
rior quality. The cattle when.ready for
market will be shipped north. Before
this the meal of our cotton seed mills
has been shipped north and 20 Europe,
where il was used as a cattle food, the
feeder realizing profit that will now
be retained at home.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-29

"I'm afraid Charlie has lost his job, %
confided Jennie. Didn't he tell
your" asked Oracle. mo; but, you
remember, he always brought me
caramels, and last night he only
gave me some chewing gum."-Ne,c
York San.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-29
The Cotton Plant and Its Uses.

nc SOAOh 4 lail1 @ilo AAo OSCos
1t is said that the United States pro-
duces four fitths of the worlds supply
of cotton. The same plant is furnish
ing the world from its seed fine oil
that promises a wholesome substitute
for lard, is also component part OF
our best soaps. The remaining part
of the seed, the meal, is considered one
of the best cattle foods known; the
ash from the hull of the seed as a
fertilizer has no superior The Amer
lean Consolidated + Company, of New
York, have succeeded in producing
from the stalk fiber as soft as wool
with the luster of silk, and at cost
that will allow its general introduction
in fabrics. If some one will now dis
cover an economic use for the root and
Leaf, we can once more denominal G
cotton king Exchange.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-29

For full and complete information
in regard to railroad lands in the state
of Arkansas, write Hon. Thos. Essex
or Hon. Thos. NJ. Gibson, Little Rock,
Ark, and it will be furnished free.