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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-30

Representative o. Onnell of Mich gan
has been busy auditing the vouchers for
envelopes used in distributing the speech
es Of members Of the house during the
present session. Most of the speeches
have been on the sub ect # the tariff and
the sum of 50 O0o has been exhausted in
furnishing the II, 900 900 envelopes neces-
sary to distribute CAM align literature
throughout the country. BY an eXaHina-
ton of the record Mr.. CT onneil nds
that previous to tn presen, session the
largest number Of envelopes used for this
purpose was during The campaign of 1SiG,
when 100000 envelopes were used.
The i'd ocy OF the average dog-loving
woman is past comprehension. Mrs Bell
Of Thirty eighth street, Ncw York,
bought 500 lot in reenwood cemetery
IN which to bury her ct poole An un-
dertaker prov ded the NEST rosewood
Satin-lined co II. Such 10y is positi G.
" indecent, and if the au horitie, permit
the brute to be buried there, they insult
every lOt-owner of the cemetery. Women,
however, are not the only fools in this
matter. A fel low named Barksdale died
in Tacoma, w. T., an left SO, 900 to his
Gog.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-30

The Swed sh-American naturalization
club of Chicago, which has been engaged
this ear in ind cling Danish, Swedish and
Norwegian residents to become citi ems Of
the United States, ha 20 far swung into
line over one t.ou sand, AMI in the course
of the next few months expects to bring
In many more. The other night about
two hundred and seventy-fve were taken
to Judge Garnett's court, where the final
rights of citizenship were awarded to near
ly two hundred, while the remainder were
adm tied to The period OF probation which
'ollows the declaration of intention.
Unlike most ublic speakers, Mr. Blaine
prefers the Old fashioned town mass-meet
ing in the public .uare rather than the
newer style of hall gatherings. He would
rather speak twice in the open air than
once in hall. lie says that the close at.
mosphere of the crowded room st fies him.
On the other hand, his voice is not affected
by the greater strain of the open air, for
1t Is 50 toned that he can make himself
heard by those at distance wit out great
effort. An afternoon meeting in an open
air square su Is him best.
In an address in Mystic, Conn.,, few days
ago, Mrs Della Parne |, mother of the
Irish leader, avowed IN sympathy with
the pea G movement and said that the
Home Rule party had always acted or
peace princi lie. In replying TO question:
she stated that he had known the secret
Of the home rule party irou. the start anC
the London Times charges that Mr.. Par
nell and his colleag e. have connived al
assassination or violen q are to h,r err
sonal know edge D. tTageously false
Herr Most, before the immigration in
yestlgation committee testified tina. Inc
number Of anarchists in the United ) ates
would not fall shori of two millions. Herr
Most Q emily enjoys a false larm. and
las drawn h. aviy on his Imagination In
he above es lmatc.
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A woman in Belfast. Nc. who wen: cut
n the storm The th I day had her ~ g
'uste struck by ghtii ng and sal Il fell
q though some one la pour'i hot wa 4
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Glendale Gossip.
Crop prospects are good.

Crop prospects arc good.
 Quite an appreciable change in the weather toward the direction of com fort.
 Mrs. Horne. of Recdcr, is attend ing at the bedside of her daughter. Mrs. Yong.
 Mir Bascom Whiteside, who has been in Texas for several months, has returned and guess Arkansas is good enough for him now.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Williams, of Reeder, spent Sunday with their ma ny friends at this place. They know where to come when they have a day of social enjoyment.
 Mir. Vim. Thornton and MT. Berry Slayton, seem to vie with each other in their proud walk and bland smiles almost as much elated as Mir Reb- ert Scroggins has been for the past six weeks, and the canse of all this joy and home comfort is little girl at each of their homes which they expect will be able to lisp papa in a few weeks. LoNGFELLow.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
Texas Letter.
ELIAS.

Best wishes and prayers for edi- tor. l hope he is quite well.
 This country is very far behind in the way of crops.
 Melons and roasting ears are plen- tiful.
 Heavy rain and wind here to day.
 Thcaters, concerts, etc. Any thing for vice and sin.
 Love to everybody and especial There is love in my young breast, A love that works me woe, She loved me not when loved her best So now; my love dare not show. An me, how sweetly shall I rest When my love has laid me low. There's prayer breath all alone. It is nprayer for Mrs. C. l.. B. And tears drop on the marble stone Which no human eye can see. An me. when lie in my grave unknown Who will drop tear for me.
 C.. l.. BRuNER.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
What is Being Done for the Or
 phans.

Rev. l.. B. Payne, Superintendent of the Methodist Orphan Home, Ma con. Ga, writes: We have had a great improvement in the health of our children by the use of Swift Spe- cific. We had among the children who had scrofula-notablv one case in which it was
 UNMIsTAKABLY HEREDITARY.
 We got some of Swift Specific and gave it to thi $ case, and in short while it was cured sound and well. IL was as bad case as think l ey' CT saw. and had been under excel ent physicians with no benefit. We have been giving it to all the chll- dren as health tonic. We have four children and one seamtress who for years has suffered intensely every spring with erysipelas, and though they have taken Swift Specific only in small doses as a health tonic, they all, without exception, passed through this spring without q touel of thi. complaint.
 A young lady of the institution who has been with lis for years, ha' beed with us for years. has beer i troubled with most aggravated rast ever since she was a child. She tree all the known remedies that are pre- scribed for it with no behetit; bu' she has been cured by taking Swift 1 Specific, and has no return of tho 1 trouble.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,. Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
WASHINCTONTOPlCS.
Weekly Budget of News From the
 National Capital.
From our Special Correspondent.


 WAsuINGToN, JrLY 2g, 1888.
 It is understood that when the fertilization appropriation bill is re- ported to the House-next week probably next week-it will appro- priate something like S25 ,000. .000.
 Before this letter is in type. the Mills tariff bill will probably have passed the House, and the democrat ic party will have officially placed itself on being in favor of revenue reform. The number of democrats who voted against the free wool clause-three-probably y represents the number which will vote against the bill when it is put upon it's final passage.
 Mir. Randall is improving slowly, and his family hope to be able to carry him to his country residence near Philadelphia in few days.
 The fisheries treaty has taken up considerable portion of the time in the senate this week. Senator Pugh made strong and sensible argument in favor of it's confirmation. and lit tie Billy" Chandler made a speech, composed equally of protection and bloody shirt, against it.
 A bill has been passed by the Senate appropriating S35, ,000 for the erection of q monument in Lou isville, Ky, to George Rogers Clark who captured the Northwest Territo- ".
 The date for the great Cleveland and Thurman ratification meeting in this city has been definitely set, Sep tember :.
 It is said that republican members of the Senate committee on finance already have printed copies of the proposed Senate tariff bill. C. A. $.
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Albany Siftings.

Health good.
 Crops very good at this time.
 Nights cool, and some prospects of storms.
 Politics all the go now, but we have a good school at Laneburg all the same.
 Fine Sabbath school at Harmony under the supcrintendence of Prof. Legg. Professor Leggis very nice gentlemen and we believe will build up the school, if kept in charge of them.
 see in the issue of the 18th, a correspondence from Laneburg. where Mir. Ely" accuses me very wrongfufly and falsely. l said that the gentleman had been cutting at me for some time. when he had an opportunity, without rny cause, and that 1 would hereafter cut back with my knife sharpened on brick. The defeat of any candidate had nothing to do with it. It was and is entire ly private matter, but he seems to magnify himself to be the whole settlement as he did at the township convention. Now. brother Ely, you said you was a Democrat, and we put the harness on you to show your faith by your works. and fussing with the party will not accomplish much Sc try to harmonize the peo- pie and gain victory in September. I presume all the candidates you speak of are satisged.
 ELIAS.
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A Famous Doctor

Once said that the secret of good health consisted in keeping the head cool tbe fleet warm, and the bowels open. Had this eminent physician lived in o,,r dov and known the merits of Ayers Pills az an aperient, he would certainly bav, recommended them, as so many of l;s distinguished successors are 0oinr.
 The celebrated Dr. FarnsNorth, of Norwich, Conn, recommends Aver, Pills as the best of all rcmen,es for Intermittent Fevers"
 Dr. l. E. Fowler, of Brilrenor, Conn, says: "Ayer's Pills are hirbiv and universally spoken of by the people about here. I make daily use of them in my practice"
 Dr. Mayhcw, of New Bedford. Mas. says Having prescribed many thou. sands of Ayers Pills, in my practice, I can unhesitatingly pronounce them the best cathartic in use"
 The Massachusetts State Assayer Dr A. A. Hayes, certifies "I have made a careful analysis of Ayers Pills. Thav contain the active principles of we'll known drugs, isolated from inert mat. ter. which plan is chemically speaking. of great importance to their usefulness, It insures activity, certainty, and uni formity of effect. Ayers Pills contain no metallic or mineral substance, b8t the virtues of vegetable remedies in skillful combination"
 Ayer's s Pills, Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver & Co.,, Lowell, Mass
 Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
The Best and the Cheapest.

Mr. F.. II. Mitcham, Rosetta, Ky, writes: Have been selling Hughes Tonic for years, It is generally conceded to he the best and cheap est and best remedy for Chills and Fever, curing several cases with one bottle. Hughes Cough Syrup meet with ready sale and l find it to be a splendid remedy, They are honest and valuable remedies. Sold al re- tail hv Druggist generally.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK ; ]

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK .
 July 9, 1888. NOTICE is hereby given that the follow ing-named settler has filed notice of his in tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore Register and Receiver [. $. Land Office at Camden, Ark, on August 3Oth, 1888, viz Samuel A. Reppy, II F. l03l9 for the W.: NEl and E! NWi, See 3l, Tp 10, South Range 2l, W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- ton of, said land. viz: .Ino. E. Lowdermlk Jno W Wilson, Elias V Wheat, James J Mayse, of Prescott, Nevada county, Ark.
 w. K. RAMSEY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
Money to Lend.

We can teCur1 loans on improved. larms in any amount not less than $25O at ' per cent inter est.
 All the expenses will amount to less than ten per cent. per annum.
 Atkinson & Tompklrs. Prescott, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
Notice.

Prof. l.. White, the noted cancer eradicator, will remain at Prescott, until further notice is given of his departure, as he has several cases new on hand and new ones are daily comlng even from Texas. He was in that state in July and August and has prove there as well as he has in this state. that he is one of the most successful cancer eradica- tors in the world.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
SAM'I, I, BR ACY,
 HOPE, ARK.

Crops have begun to suffer fer rain.
 Come out to the Cleveland club Saturday night.
 D. B. Madden, Esq, visited Cam den last week.
 Mir. W. B. Waller visited Paris, Texas, last week.
 A nice line of chambrays at S3cts. per yard, at W. F. Armstong X Co.'S.
 Keep cool by buyIng fancy checked. striped, or Persian seer sucker coat and vcst-in great uarie- ty and prices that will surprise you at Brooks. Blake & Cos
 Buist's and Landreth's s fresh turnip seed, for sale at Hugh Moncrief's.
 The editor came home. Sunday, to stay day or two.
 Mrs, T. w. Hays visited Arkadei- phia. the. first of the week.
 MT. \. T. Thomasson has been visiting relatives in Okolona.
 Tom McRae carried Clark county, by several hundred majority.
 The Loyal Citizens met last night, for the first time in good long while
 Bring your eggs, hides etc, to Brooks. Blake X Go. They will pay you the highest market price for same
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l NV II of x Eli 2l lis 22 W i0 r. l-2 of NE IT lj l2S 23W so F. IT of SE l4 10 II 23W 10

An persons claiming the right of pre-empion ot said lands are required to come forward and prove their rights thereto and purchase or locate the same or before the said hour and day !of sale. All lands sold must bring one dollar and twenty five cents (Si25) per acre, payable in swamp land scrip, State scrip Auditors swamp land warrants at their face value United states currency or swamp land rcfnnding certificates, at their face value PAUI NJ. tOBRS,
 Commissioner of state Lands.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25

Organdy Lawns, 25 per cent. cheaper, than ever offered to the public and people of Prescott, at Hatlcy X Christophcr's
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
Public Sale of Swamp Lands.
Office of Commissioner of State Lands, Rl..k AEL lilX nn INN

LIrrLE Rock, ARK, July 70, lsNs. '
 Notice i, hereby given, that the following lands having been approved to the State of Arkansas by the United states. part of the swamp and over. flowed lands, hurcd to the State under an act of Congress, entitled An net to enable the state of Arkansas and other States to reclaim the swamp lands within their limits" approved september 2sth, s50 will be offered at public sale to the high, est bidder al the front door of the state Land Of fee in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas, on Mon day, October list. lsSS between the hours of 10 o'clock m and o'clock D m of said day, viz
 Parts uf Ssction 1 Tn 1 Rance Acres
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FluN, Diarrhwa and Choleramor- bus instantly cured with IIughs' Flux Cordial. 25c, at Hugh Mon criefs.
 l keep fresh stock of Flour, Mea and general line of groceries. Fresh meats, all kinds at my mea, market.
 ]. (. TREvILLIUN. We have lot of Lyons comhina- tion harrowS and cotton scrapers left over that we will sell at cost. Call and see Us.
 ]. R. llAEELlI & tu, When at Little Rock stop at the Oak Leaf Hotel Good accomoda- ,ions al low rates. Place. Markham and Scott streets.
 T. H. B>>>. Propr. Foster X Logan Hardware 'o' have just received ear load q Whitewater wagons and art sellIne them chcaner than ever before,
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you tue HlSHtSt HiaIhel pll'e loi same.
 School books are cheap CT at Milburn's than at any house in town.
 Call at Mrs Harrel's millinery store and examine the new Standard sewing machines, which were awar- ded the highest medal of superiority by the Commercial Institute of New York city. claiming 36 points of eN- cellence over all other sewing ma chimes.
 Miss Dollie Parr left yesterday to visit relatives and friends at Texar- kama
 ! Mrs. Carr. mother of Mrs. J. Nj. Pittman, is visiting Lackland Springs for her health.
 Mir. Will Arnold, running above Little Rock. as l.. $. mail agent. was visiting relatives in the city last week.
 "Oh, Mary, where did you get vour beautiful white dress :" Why Jamie, got it from Hatley X Chris topher's, who keep the loveliest line of white goods you ever saw, and those Hamburg and Swiss embroid- eris and Oriental laces are just too awful pretty. Use Eureka Diarrhoea and Aux mixture. for Aux and Arrangement of the bowels. It is a dead shot. For sale by J M. Mil burn.
 The women wear mother hubhards why could the men not wear Fathe Hubbards, and have them made to suit and fit.
 What has become of the young mems Jcffersonian Lyceum, We hope it has not gone where the woodbne twineth,
 Mrs, Wilson, who has for some time been visiting her son, Mir. Nat Richmond, visited Philadelphia Sat urday and Sunday, returning Mon- day.
 Katc-"You just look perfectly lovely, Carrie" , Carire-"-And Kate, you would look pretty, too, if you would go to IIatley X Christopher's and get one of those striped Organdy Lawn dresses.
 Justices of the Peace cdn ai,cays get leG0l blanhs by calIine On or writing to ht Picayune,' Prescott Arh Price 15c. per qltire, fl Me supply 0l1c0yS On h0nd.
 We are in receipt of communca' ton from prominent wheeler. II was received too late for publication in this issue, but will appear next week
 There will be a barbecue out near Mir. I. ]. Duvall's mill next Friday There will be speaking by MT, At kinson, Judge Thompson, of Hope and others.
 We understand good meeting i' being carried on at Emmet, under the able management of Rev. Thos Hearn, who had quite success her' short time ago.
 One bro1 nec 5-dr0tce" .Nrr Home scWiH6 nh0chiHt 2.5 per cent oH'reettl" price nt Picny,tne office. Con1' quick for Mis bareoln,
 Eureka has saved ma nv a doctors bill, by hay ing it on hand, Be sure and get a bottle the frs time you are in town For sale by John M. Mil burn.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25

Lacland Springs.
 MT. Bob Law of Emmet. was in the city Monday.
 MT. W. F. Armstrong was in the city, part of last week.
 At cost-parasols, fans and straw hats, at W. F. Armstrong X Co.
 A car load of new Bluff City stoves at J. NJ. Denman & Bros.
 Fresh Star Whitaker Hams at Brooks. Blake & Cos.
 WANrED-Your butter and eggs. at the market J. C. TEEvILIIoS.
 Capt. w R. White has returned from his visit to Texas.
 A negro banjo picker was the at traction in town Monday.
 MT. Jim Williams of Camden was visiting in the city, Saturday.
 The moon was in full eclipse, Sun day night, and was visible here.
 Barred and white Lawns, from , to l2c. at Ilatley and Christopher &.
 Go to Foster & Logan Hardware Go. for your fruit cans and jars. 
 IIughs Flu1 Cordial for sale at all the stores in the county.
 Straw Hats at cost, at w. F. Armstrong X Co.'S,
 Prints from to Tets, at Hatlev X Christopher's.
 Mir. Guy Nelson and family have been sojourning at Lacland Springs, A good many cars of lumber are being shipped from this place dai- N.
 MT. Geo. F.. Armistead Is now working as assistant in the depot, at Gurdon,
 Little Mary. daughter of Mir, and Mrs, Mclntye, is very sick we are sorry to learn.
 Call at B. l.. Harwood's and get an ice cold melon.
 India linen figured lawn, lOc, at llatlcy X Christopher's.
 Cochcco and and anchor Satines. at Iatley X Christopher's
 Pure Kentucky, apple cider, the best made, at !. J. McGraw's.
 Tent for sale or rent. 4 lo az, Duck tent, l2A l3 with poles & stays cpupietc. lNu, F. PoRTI>. Rev, K. NJ. Traylor visited Elm met Thursday returning Satur- day,
 MT. Harrison Box has bought out the ice cream pariar from Mir Will MQnenet
 A deaf and dumb man, with both legs cut off, was pitiful sight in our town last week.
 Mrs Ella McRac, who has been at Ft. Worth, Texas, for some time, has returned home,
 Give Us trial. when you need chewing or smoking tobacco.
 JoNES & JoNES.
 A few dozen more pair of those 5cr. hose at W. F. Armstrong % Cos.
 Iadics' rummcr dress good as low as the lowest, at Jones ~ Jones. Jones X Jones still ask everybody to try them for flour and groceries before buying elsewhere i No more Aux or diarrhTa with those who use IIughs' Flux Cordial l 25c. at Hugh Moncriefs.
 Mrs. Jones. wife of our clever de- pot agent. hr.--Jones, arrived in the city, Saturday,
 Rev. J. II, Rigsan, r. E, Of thiS district, held the quarterly meeting on last Sunday and Monday
 Miss Ethel Crew, one of Camden $ most charming young ladies, has been visiting friends in the ci'y'
 Uuphs' Flux Cordial cares hkt magic in all bowel troubles z'V' at Hugh Moncriefs.
 Fresh flour. sugar and coffee al Io,ycst prices for cash, al liami''o' X Evans.
 Ladies muslin robes, with emhrolo ery te match, at Brooks Blake ' Cos,
 Ip. Duthe. Hope, Arkansas, ha' ;,,, received a car load of furniture o omJ will sell it cheaper than ever he , fore.
 rno ,,,,rprlsins drugglst' Hugl , uoncricf. has secured the agency o, 'o ,hu celebrated Reeds chlll cure ,ne 1 '.on sell to country mer chants | , mouulacturer prices
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
We Tell you Plainly.

that Simmons Liver Regulator will rid you of Dyspepsia, Headache, , Constipation and BilliousnesS. It will break up chills and fever and prevent their return and iS comr plcte antidotc for malarlai poison yet entirely free from qninine ot ca lomel. Try it, and you will be as tonishcd at the good results ot tn genuine Simmons Liver Regulator prepared bv !. It. /cilin X Nvh
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
why ls,

Reeds Chill Cure the best mcdl- cine of the ages.
 Because it contains no PolSohS, Because it acts directly on the Ma laria. Because it cures promptly ana surely,
 Because 1t dees not break do"'' ,hc system, but builds it up.
 Because it makes the patient So strong. healthy and robust after us ing it. Because of it's great purity great strength. positive action and perlec' harmliness. It is the best in lN' earth. Always use hetp'N i,'I' trGt, tor snlc ny Hugh Moncr'ei
 Notice for publ,caiio".
 LAND OFFICE AT CAMprN. ARh
 July 9, 1888, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th' ~ followiny-named settler has tIcd h"u' Of his intention to make final proc, III ln, T"P port of his claim, and that Sald pr""' "'u ~ " made before the Register and KccelNc. t. x. Land Ohiccnt Camden, Ark, on Nug 29th, 1888, viz. John r. Tunnel lid F. '' S2 for the SI of SEl and SEi ot 9N . Section 80, 1p II, R 20 .,. He names the following witnesses to prov his continuous residence upon, ana fu',NNN ton of, said land, viz: Jpiu4 A has'e' '.' i' ~ Eagle, rhuma, j Ward, stewart ,n.a ming, all of lackland P Q, Nevada county Alk. W. K. RAMSEY, Register
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headquarters pure drugs medicines cigars tobacco etc. buys quors wnes etc., direct dstleres adulteration When pure liquors ical purposes send him your orders
Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-25
Ayers Pills.
1frada gpnnty 2irannae,

PEEScoTT. ARK. JrLY 9, lsSS. Eni"red at the Postoflec, Prescott. Ark, Ill.
 Second Clnss Matter
The Washington bee., 1888-02-04

until almost six in the evening:
failing to get the election from
either side, be calls this meeting.
Mr.. Hewlett, he said, WHO comes
here 10 protest, was the noisiest
man In the Willard convention.
Two thirds OF the meeting on
Thursday night was compos, d of
females. The resolutions were
odop;ed by one side, MIR. Chase
didn't vote. Mr.. Douglass, said
Mr.. Chase, did advance money for
hall in case that bolt of the
convention was necessary, and he
was to GO as a boiling delegate. 1t
was case of Sour grapes. 1t WAS
a meeting of sore heads and those
who served ON the committee ON
resolutions took part in the recent
convention.
The Washington bee., 1888-02-04
DEATH OF MRS. LOUISA COHEN

The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Cohen, wife
of Mr.. Edward Cohen, took place from
their residence on Sixteenth street last
Sunday. The funeral services at Saint
Luke's Church, Rev. DR.. Alexander Crum-
mel officiating. The church was filled to
its utmost with friends and acquaintances
of the family. The casket was of mahog-
any, with beautiful trimmings of silver
handles, etc. A profusion of flowers was
strewn on the coffin-'Cross and Crown, .
Gates Ajar," and cat Rest" The pail
bearers were all from Charleston, S. c.,
the native home of the deceased. The
funeral procession was one of the largest
that was ever witnessed in the city of
Washington.