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The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
c. F. Hinton's drug store is one

c. F. Hinton's drug store is ono of the most attractive in Eastern Arkansas. Giving his business personal attention, he has built 1p a trade Of winch to be proud. He makes e speciality of PURI Drugs and Medicines, and his stock of Druggists Snndries is varied and extensive---in fact, complete. He is now receiving a large stock of the beet goods the market affords, and has marked them down to the smallest consistent margin. A call at his store will satisfy the most unbelieving that he is selling tho purest goods at the most reas- onable prices.
 One who claims to bs informed as to the intentions of the leaders in tho organization of the Jeff fersonian club tells us thst the club will heartily endorse the action of the Democratic Ex- ecutive Committe; that all demo- crats regardless of past difference or particular persuasions are earnestly and cordially urged to join m the movement, and that the sole object of tho organization IS for the welfare of the democracy of Saint Francis county as whole.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice is hereby given that und.i and by virtue of . certain trust deed 70 mo executed by Susan L. Leslie, oa the ad day of December, 1885, and ncs appea ring of record in Record boe "A" page 304, in the recorders ofnce oi St. Francis county, Ark, will, e Wednesday, April [, 1888, oder 70! sale to the highest bidder fer cash, v the court house door m Forrest CiY, St. Francis county, Arkansas, witnln the hours for legal sales, the folNW1s real estate:
 The east half of the northeast quart@ of section 8, in township norm, n range 8 east, containing eighty-tvo ans 67-10O acres, moro or less, in St. francs county, Arkansas. .
 Said sale is made to satisfy an indeM' cdness due from said Susan l.. Lesns to Brandon Brothers, which has -. assigned to R. A. Brandon, and IS ncx . part of his estate. An offering of sns property was made ct public outci! = the 18th day of March, 1887, but no s ous bid therefor two-thirds of the spprAssssoe value. This sale will be made to E highest bidder, regardless of appI ai' value. J. D. BAUGH, ITusteo'
 March p. 1888.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
WARNING ORDER.

IN ST. FRANCIS CIRCUIT COURT. N. N. Jones, as next friend of R. w.. Casteel and John Hughes, minors, plaintiffs, L. Rollvage and 0. B. Rollwage, q l the firm of L. Rollwage & Co. and ,. A. Cssteel, defts. The defendant, J. A. Casteei, I warned to appear in this court wishll thirty days and answer the complain of the plaintiffs filed in this cause.
 Given under my hant ISEALl and the seal of se,(
 court this 18th day [
 February, 1888.
 TO. FITZPATRICK, CeIf.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
IOD0 KD.

Gku. Yon1RT LoDos No. q, x. or NUoso sns lsyt ssd third Tuesdays fn eoeA monthL J. D. Cumming, C. C.; .. '. WaJOek. K. R sf 6.
 PAT CLDunN8 DlvIsToH No. ., \. or F., Uniform Rank.-Neets sec end Friday night in each month. Drills every Wednesday. ). B. Cumming. captain; E. Hurley, recorder.
 FORREST CITY LoDeR No. 196. F. & A. N.-heets first and third Thurs- days In each month. H. P. Dooley, W. IL; 6. E- Johnsou, Sec.
 IOsRnsr ClrY CaAPT8a No. co, Royal Arch Masoos.-0eets fourth IrSday in Osch month. B. J. Will kans, H. F.; E. Turiey, Sec.
 ST. TRAxcIs LODeK No. 492, K. or H.-Messs nrSt and third Fridays In each month. o. B. Rollwage, D.; J. T. Fondren. SspoTter.
 PORnnsT CITY LODGE No. 329, K. q L. oI H.-lessts first and third Mon days in eAeh month. Mrs. Jennie E. Rollwaes, psset.; J. T. Fondren, Sec.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
Legal AAverstseaeuf
- MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

FORREST CITY, ARK, March 3, lG0S. There will be an election held in tAs town of Forrest City, county of &. Francis, State of Arkansas, on
 TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1888, for the purpose of electing the follow. ing officers for the corporation of tho above town:
 ONE MAYOR.
 FIVE ALDERMEN. ONE RECORDER.
 ONE TREASURER.
 ONE MARSHAL.
 All legal voters living within tho corporate limits of the town of Forrsst City are entitled to vote. Given under my hand, as mayor M the town of Forrest City, this tho M day of March, 1888.
 c. F. HINTON, Mayor.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
CHURCHES.

BArrlsr CnrncH.-Rev. V. Fl. O. bogne, poseos. Services every Sunday c n o'clock am and !:3o pm. pSoyor-0eet3ng every Wedneeday naGke q 7ao. Sabbath school ct 80 a-1. The public is cordially invited to
 p11uYTualAN CMUncn.-Rev. 6. I. 1oid, pastcg. osrviees every second
 cd 1b9yth Sunday in each month, st n A.o. aDA IA pm. Pnyes.nseeing evssy Tuesday night st ID; Seo-
 v, k CHUncn, SoUTa.@. Mar ehall OeUpoey. pgeacher. Services svssy san1sy, ss ii a-n. and 7:so pm. Psaysr-0seting every Thursday night e 43o. oab6ath schooi at S.3o am. 7he Dublie . segdially invited to st-
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31

Shoes. We'll, we should say 90. Russell, Graham ( Co. have the largest and most elegant stock oi all kinds, sizes and styles of Gents and Ladies, Misses and Ch,ldren's Fine Shoes of any house in town. They have shoes made over all sises and styles of lasts, which en- ables them to give you . perfect St. No matter how hard it has been in the past to get your shoes to it yoa, Fusseli, Graham | Co. have come to the rsscue, and they guarantee best goods at lowest prices. Give them . call before purchssils elsewhere.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31

. WAR7AAtod, V bec8uDo 0 - ehe ooo Bleed Prspasssioa kaewn. It vnl pod lively slPs ell Blesd Dissasss. pariAss th' vhsts sysss.. ed tAssoaGAly bsiids sp th' ssasaitIsisa- Rsasobss, VI g1Asaatse t H. Evans q Co.
 You will do well to write to N \. Stone Little Rock, Ark for { catalogue of the L,ttle Rock Com msrcial College which is without { doubt the best Commercial College m the South.
 The celebrated fox hunters oi St. Francis county have had painted at . vast expense an oil represents ton of e genuine race. It is true to life, and may bs seen st Fussell Graham { Cos.
 All kinds of nice fresh meats always on hand at the new shoE north of J. E. Stones Livery Stable. F.J. lizard & Co, guarsn tee best meat at lowest prices Give them . call.
 Our friends may we'll afford tc give us the name of some friend whom they believe will take oul paper. It is very little trouble and will be highly appreciated by your friend and ourselves. Mrs. T. A. Hatcher has . fine SC lection of beautiful flowers. and those desiring to purchase plants bulbs, cuttings, etc. May get ths best by calling on her at her resi dence. Pricss reasonable. Rev. J. A. Mason will fli fhs pulpit at the N. E. Church to-mor row. The preacher in charge Rev J. N. Dempsv. has been called to Kentucky to attend the bedside of his fathsr who is dangerously i'll.
 Prof Stuart was prevailed upon to postpone his lecture Wednesday night last, owing to the very dis agreeable weather, until nsx' Wednesday night. The lectars will be free to oil, and every bsdy is iavited.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
strsysd.

Atwo-year-old Bay Colt, with Norman blood, sired by Laughing. house's stallion. Suitable reward will be paid for bis return to
 JAS. FUssRLL. Forrest City, Ark, Mar. 2S, '66.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31

Attono Inc ooOoloO oJ uot mosnof
 who is very ill.
 Ar. Higgins, of Little Rock map publisher, was in the city
 Tharsdsy looking aftsr the i'm migration movement
 HAMILTON BROWN Boot, and Shoes sold only at l.. Rollwags IA Cos Every pa,r warranted te give perfect satisfaction.
 Call early and examine the care fully selected stock of Ladies Dresa Goods, Notions and Novel ties 1t V. B. Hard & Co.'S New Goods m Endless variety
 for the Spring trade. arc be'ne opened at Hatchsr's. You should not fail to call and see them. TnY TIMss is authorized to an nosncs T. E. Prewett e csndidat< for alderman of this corporation He is . good man for the place. Rev. V. V. Harlan, Financial ags3t of the Central Collegiate Instituts, of Altus, Arkansas, wal
 in the oity the first of the week. The store room now occupied by
 T. W. Yerslcy is for rent. Possss sion any time after April lst Apply 10 Fusssll Graham | Go. ~HATCHERi HATCHBRi It is said that HATCHER il
 buying the hsndsomsst line o
 spripg goods ever carried if
 Torrsst City. Look out for them B. ?. Shsrrod. vho hes been n
 Tssssssss on professional businss'
 for some time past, returned te Forrest City the frst of tes wssl
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
TOWN AND COUNTY.

6Aeser Seuoay se-0ofroW.
 City election TUssday next ~HATCHERt HATCHER! 3. '. NsCsssy k eesvaIssesst. HstsAsv's for anything yos wish. Give ns bsildi>g associstion. Bring - wood on subscription. Latest tyDs faces j.ss received q this oncs.
 wn Maasing was . caller at this o@es Monday.
 Egg are in dsnAsd. Tomorrow is Eastss Sunday.
 We had . pleasant visit in xen- ph,s over Sunday.
 J. R. 0hssAan, of Goodwin. was in the e,ty Tussdsy.
 Bss call for dsmocSatic Dsssing in another column.
 E. T. Wilkinson, ef Palestine. vas in towa Monday.
 Get prices ct Hstchsr's before purchasing sisswhsrs.
 Bsy your LIME and CEMENT stL Rollwags | Coz.
 H. Evans . Co. are having their store room kalsomined.
 The Republican county eonvsp. tios eonvsssd yesterday.
 Bay your SCHOOL BOOKS d |. R0LLWA6E [ cos.
 Capt. Johu Parhan was in Little Rosk the hrst efths week.
 H. V. Winthrop has purchased the sessh side tsn-Pin alley.
 Fiss Cstlssy, Clocks sad Jsvslry as H. Evsns . Co.'S
 Hos. N. W. Norton attended eouSt st Jonesboro, this week.
 UHATCHRRl HATCHER! l.. H. MeK,s and wife, of vaap' dale, were in the cs'y Saturday.
 The political pot has begun to 10 simmer. She'll boil prsssetly ~HATCHERl HATCHERi
 For all kinds of Cooking and Heating Stoves go to CIV. Kirby's School books ct introduction pricss at fusssll, Graham ( Co.,, c. '. Harris and daughter, oI Wynne. were in the city Monday Jsmss Fussell wss ID Nemphis several days this week on businsss Hon. R J. Willisms lsh Aosdsy for Jonesboro on professional basi nsas.
 N. '. Joass, ofL'Angsills town chip, was . welcome visitor shii week.
 HARDWARE BuiIdisg sad Plantation Hardwass, st HATCH BR'S.
 The hsst stock ef BOOTS and SBOKS are kept q L. Rollwsgs | Cs.'s.
 PIoOs of sil ksnds, Plow Gsars Wagon Hsvsess, etc, q HATCH GR'S.
 E. Dspean sad John FArusr. oI ths Cst O9. were h the esiy wsd pssdey.
 New Spring ssd Sumner Good, Ia ssdlsss saTissy q V. B. Isarc q Coz.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

An Old Lady's Advice to n Young
Friend, Overheard on All Elevated
hallway Train.

|
Strange things are sometimes heard IN
The elevated railroad trains, saws the New
| York -Ul0 and ELDress but it is seldom that
/ n conversation overheard is interesting. and
| beneficial as we'll. It was reserved for a RI.
| porter however, to discover that such a thing
could be, and the discovery was ma 10 in the
way: 1t was Oh a crowded car at Thirty
fourth street. An old lady was talking with
a young woman.
'Nel, Mary Jenkins" remarked the for
mer, did l ever! Why. Mollie. | hain't
seen YOU Tor almost year. Spose YOUR
keepn' house: Yes, | thought So Well.
Molly, don't forget to always keep an egg in
the house, You can DO without your piaDner:
and v needn't Ice oyerparticular bout 2 car
pet III the front room, but y can't lord to be
without eggs"
We'll returned Mily, "JIm and have
thus far managed to have piano, carpets.
ana eggs as well. But why do YOU Law such
stress on keeping eggs at hand. One must
De without them oCCaSioAallVn
Never DO il Molly; an egg Is worth II.
weight IN gold. Sposin you're coOkfn, rrri
lers and the grease SKATERS up an scaI1s
YOU, the white Of an cCg is the most soothin,
t4lug YOU can put on IT, IL you're chopDjn'
hfuulu auu park your fingers nothin' like
H. pos'u' jim gets JOB comforter that
niue sN!n That lines the inside of an err. !
shell will do more in one day than all Tie |
bread and milk tlaxseed, and soap and suyar |
pouluceS or c0hbler's wax you could use in a |
week. For cleanin' your tiat-irons and ,n,I.i,1 /
EN- smooth use the yelk OF the EGG; anu far |
TiddIn. your head o dander-weI. Molly |
tuere nam nothin' TO compare with it. For |
coTns and buuOns nothin' il SO co0lin' "a ne
Whlte OF an eEG. For to0thsche ii can't be
oeaL ~hiie IN case Of dysentery don't want
no other medicine Beaten up sIightlv. with |
/
Eulp IL helps to allay the Inflammation = |
INC stomach and the intcstineS, ana fr.1iv |
oFIh1s YOU around all right II YOU don't
want 20 drown loves Young dream IN -
81 muddy coffee use eggs 10 clear II: AM
Molly, 90 you know anYt1in' in the world n
500 I'D cases OF polSonin' as the vhite of
eEgst | guess you don't Then c1n.fIsr
value Of eL-s in" AJAX
lhe rest Of the old lad,'s lecture on err.
wa. = los Tor - this juBcture the guard called
out: Chatham square. ehanF~ - 60 |
sla ,i,b a9o afoosPa bridge this train roes 10
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

HE Duke Of Cumberland and his
sister, Princess Frederick. have be-
come reconciled after an estrangement
of nine years.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

MISS JULIA BRYANT. a daughter of
william Cullen Bryant who has been
IiVlng IN Paris since the death of her
father. has returned to New York
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

ROBERT BROWNING recently refused
S1'OOO from q Boston publisher for a
snort poem. In spite of carpers
Browning is evidently poet.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

KYR+E BELLEw scouts the sugges-
tlon that he is about to marry again.
he does not consider himself q matri.
monial success
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

SENATOR CULLoM is said to have
mad widespread fame as a corn
husker in the pioneer days of Illinois.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

OUIDA' it is reported in Europe, has
become extremely religious, and will
give up literature.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

owNBURNE is 50 shy and sensitive
tnat II woman looks him full in the
race no bushes as red as the walters
On an indignant turkey gobbler.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

HENRY CLEws. the New York bank.
er' has refused $780, 900 for his resi-
oence and its furnishing. The bath
room is entirely fitted out in onvx
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

HE last act Of Emperor Frederick
was to kiss the hand of his faithful
wife.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

HE Partisan Petit Journal recently
appealed to Bismarck tSrestore E1saco
ana Lorraine to France. to kiss and
England. ns.-a
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

+, "asAeTford (of New Yorki-aFver h.a,
.-. 70. o7'oiei' Goldgase lat sar Franeiseo1
~ 5es ! passea several daT. n s.l,
$3.50 VIZ 'afse Tsafs asas - t9-his.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

DE- ng true Interpretation OF the PRINCIPLES of the
uJhLhocratlc platform the question of the tarIff
which 1ayofs taxing the luxuries spd not the neeeas
| saTeS OF life. III" hc1 'i'o Ho'eS
Fourth-We are 0pposed to all s,tmntt,arv Laws al
| ppGInR vicious III principle and unsucrassful in
EsnsSe aiso inc action OF the republican party of
Kansas In passing the law for the estabIiSIIpnf 81
metropolitan Ooce system in certain cities in this
ekd.e ana Tor Its nequtabIp and nfair onnIicofinr
GU enlargement OF the same for purely political
,t,c. ne GenOunCe the system as being martial
ana undemOcratic. 1t is q Substantial denial
~ nome rule and the right of local self pnVernment
~ lHipeaches the intelligence CHALLENGES the in
ny ana denies the patriotism Of the neODIs
"Ii1fcteu py IT; 1t brands them individually and
as Delng ignorant, vicious disbO est and
atG We delnand the repeal of the law.
o. w now are as always have been nm
=; any opposed 10 wrong injustice and tyranny
FORM II may exist whet her pott!caI or
eaia'a ana we therefore deeply sympathize with the
6i hIIant people Of Ireland in their rirhteous and
a native SOIL and we extent to them our hearty
sympathy and bid them GOd-speed in their grind
IOnltst Tor liberty and we likewise extend 70 the
,,II ana oppressed laboring men of this
the UuI earnest sympathy in this contest with
rs soulless and selnsh m0nopolies cnrnoratto1s
ao trusts. created or operated for the nrrn0sp ar
f ne erect of reducing TO a CONDITION OF servi
ouIt lhe laDorfng men and women of mis- conntrv
"l W. pledge them the support of the democratic
III me passage and enforcement of ali lust
nrot llaI may De necessary ana proper for the
ppaoIeCuoh ana promotion of their rights and we
oppose any system of state policy with nFrmits
III IlIon between convict ana Chinese labor ami
Int lanor OF the Tree American workman W
We FAVOR the abolition of tho ora nd 4,rv
aieIu as useless and unnecessary meaS1ire 1UhicR
ldgs greatly to the burdens of tax rid6en n"dnnI
4U'StoI4al 4esA'
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

FAUL DU CHAILLU, the famous ex.
plorer and author, is IN New York
city Tor short sojourn. He is takino
much needed rest, having Just finish.
% ms book The Viking Age" upon
which he has been at work for eiobt
years. 01SH'
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

JUDGE THURMAN tells Cincinnati
pAPer mat ne has used the red band ana
since 1916. when he began using snuff
a me memorable campaign of Will
liam Allen for Governor his red ban
aaha attained considerable celebrity.
1ne history Of the bandana anterior to
THIS time is not known even by Judoe
Thurman. So
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

LIE luminosity Of phosphorus is i'm
pared ny dense and increased by a
rarehed atmosphere At pressure Of
sixty pounds to the square inch or
TOUR atmospheres. phosphorus is
nOn-luminous.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

MAX OkELL' on his arrival in Eng
land. was interviewed in true Ameri-
can fashion, and he is reported to have
spoken IN most complimentary terms
about the United States. He saws
tnat we talk well. dress we'll, enter
tam well. and that our young girls
know As much about Herbert Spencer
rs they do about Paris fashions.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

QUEEN VICTORIA is quite we'll post
% on current literature. Every new
book Of any prominence is at once
sent TO her. II she is attracted bv it's
title It is read to her by some maid of
nonor n waiting. During the morn
ing the Queen always listens to sew
eral columns Of the London Times
one has great liking for newspa-
perS.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

COLONEL Copy, known to fame as
Dufalo Bill" is we'll up in Biblical
Knowledge To Mrs. Jester. his sister
q Leavenworth, Kan. lie telegraphed
q follows on his recent arrival in NJ
1ork; "Kead second epistIe of St
John' twelfth verse Your bro,ber y
turning % The verse indicated Mrs
:ss'er read the following words.
having many things to write pp,o
.|u' ! would not write with pen and
ak; but trust to come unto von aI
II n, I1ce % face that our Joy NAV
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

The Vanderblts spent enormous
sums on furniture. bric-a-brac and
artistic decorations, but comparative
y little on jewelry. Not one member
q the family cares for gems except a,
"a accessory % the toilet. and while
tne women wear costly and beautiful
diamonds they have not among them
Q rare stone. 2 finely cut intaglio or
an ornament representing any orici-
nal taste or discernment
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

EPHR1AM BLAINE, the great grand
father of James G. Blaine was Cnn,
mlssary General Of the Continental
army Tor three years. including the
PERIOD Of the cantonment at Valley
Forge. He was man Of LARGE fortuna
ior that day, and the records showed
that during that long and trying winter
win Inc aid Of personal friends bo
MADE an advance Of 5000 900 for the
support Of the patriot army.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

HE baby king Of Spain on the oc.
Casion Of his birthday reception at Bar
celona the other day fell fast asleen
while the cream Of his subjects and
tne representatives Of foreign nations
advanced in courtier gravity to kiss
his hand. He was dressed in white
lace and sat on lis mothers richt
mana m the arms Of q very resplendent
nurse IN gold embroidered crimson vol.
vet robes Al the queens feet sat the
niue Princess Of the Asturians and the
1nfanta Dona Maria Teresa.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

aat we re8firm AMI indorSe the re-ls-e
49,. 81 principles Sct forth i'm the national dina"
cratic FlAt forms adopted III Chfra-., tr g-,. -
-. Lou in June ISIS - A'f NA@ a.
so No h4t We most hear [ly rat I'M and arn-rve
tlS, AtAtun OF the national dcmuct affr con st1-1
ntIl ~ - Louis IN June asst tht rt- ~
60 & CAlabie anu fearless statesman Grover
cahl lot The cThCc OF president ,r th- f-r,r3
~ - ana tor IN" wisdom and prudence dsnlsyes
.r.r NJ olhlhAHon Of that accomplished fraT@r
TE,cannE patriot and EtalwarI democrat AIirn e
IT,, IL; Iur lhe ONCE OF vice prr>iGtn..
anIsu-Me earnestly Undo 50 and commend u ga
e 1913 VI hanAss the Presidents message ~ 80
sss.s e0lyAE Ms views ga the Duessur u tsrFr
- N@HAfFa '# - - lassis as1aF ahffaa -
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-10-12
DHILADELPHIA, WHINING
- TON & BALTIMORE r. R.

cRNTRAL DIVISION.
On and after sunday. May sOth. 1885. train
viii run asfellows;
LEAVE GOING NORTH.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-10-12
Plants and Consumption.

With regard to the custom OF
sending consumptives off to another
climate. the fatigre Of travel being
often far from beneficial, the cultiua
ton of plants in the patients own
rooms, provided twas begun in time,
would, says DR.. j. Anders, in many
cases arrest the disease. The patient
must attend to the plants personally.
SO as to get the full benefit of the ex.
halations arising from them. The
doctor adds that he has taken great
pains to gather evidence of the gen.
eral health and longevity of florists
and gardeners, and finds that al
though among florists and gardeners
there is slight tendency to rheuma
tism. there is undoubted evidence to
show that Horticulture arrests con.
sumption.