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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-01-24
Notice fo Skaters.

From this date no one will be admit ted to Bernard skating rink on Tuesday and Friday evenings except paid uu membera of the club.
 By order of the club,
 JOHN W. WHITE, Pres.
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SToCKHOLDERs, MEETING

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. p The stockholders of the Russell vile Printing and Publishing Company will hold netting at the office of the company Friday evening January 26th, 1889, for the election of officers for the ensuing year. NJ. If. BAIRD,
 Secretary.
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INSURANCE AGENT.

COMPANIES REPRESENTED:
 Anglo-Nevada Assurance Corporation of San FTencisco, Cal. New Orleans Association, Hibernia Insurance Co.,, of New Orleans, La., Western Fire and Marine lns. Co.,. of Sioux Falls, Dakota; Dakota Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,, of Mitchell, Dakota.
 Win take insurance risks anywhere in the county including residence property. saw and Houring mills, gins and farm property.
 OFFICE IN CLERKS OFFICE
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oemocrat 1: Directory.
STATE

fAA 6oysttnDy of state-B. B. Chlsm. s1ndtor-W. s. Dunlop. Auasvrer-W. E. Woodruff. Ifeasua IfeaaaS- Gensral-W. E. Atkinson. AttolIT ..rd Comunissioner-P. M. Cobbs. SSsgeS Justice Supreme Court-s' h~ Cochrill' G,esociate Justice-B. E. Battle
 A''O' JUDICIAL. /
 ,ndge-G S. Cunningham, DanAnelle.
 JJuotsscnting Attorney--H. s. Garter. Dsrda- pele, Court convenes ae first Monday in
 .SLATIVE. v sf kG. T. Cezort, Lamar. s--SssnyI shtatiYe-W. l.. sibley, Atkins. hsPij Rro meets, biennially, oa second ,,an9ad January.
 A' COUNTY.
 ,.orlv and Probate Judge-J. T. Bullock. ISgnty Court convenes on the fourth Mon ,.T ia March and first Monday In Jan9ary' la, in May, and third Monday iu January, J9lg 9elgrcait unit Clerk R. B. Hogins,
 steriT and ColleetoT-John Young.
 3T.easrrer-W. M. Peeler.
 s,sessor-John Hickman.
 snyyeyor-A. Q. Davis.
 coroDer-D. R. Grant
 Toan EIaminer-J. T. Fry,
 ILLINOIS TOWNSHIP.
 ,,.tices of the Peace-P. J. Hsrvill and 'q9H 'qe9oHnstablo-G. asfi B. Guest
 TOWN.
 Nayor--J. W. Russell.
 pseorder-- B. r. lobe.
 Nsrshal-John Emison.
 ns;aalssrrmep-J. M. Luker, J. L.. Shinn, l.. H. snjth. R. J. Wilson, ". J. White.
 CHURCH DIRECTORY. NE Church, South. Rev. ". B. Johnsey, n.s,ar Services every Sabbath morning and psning Sunday school at &. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday nights.
 ~Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Rev, ". f Wheat, pastor. Services every sabbath corning and evening. Sunday school at 9:ao m Prayer meeting Tuesday nights. ' Baptist Church. Rev. J. M. Hart, pastor, Preaching second and fourth sundays morn irs and evening. sunday school at s:s0 .. n Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings. Prcsbytcrian Church. Rev. W. A, Sample, ps.tor. Preaching fourth Sabbath. Sunday sehool a m. at court house. Tbristian Church. Ed. J. A. Stevens, pas tor, services every Lords day morning and evening" Sunday school 10 a. m. Prayer meeting cSS1cs Gqns'u Kew ys Atkinson, pastor. Preaching first and third Sundays. Sunday senool s:3O &. m. Prayer meeting Thursday night
 SECRET SOCIETIES. Palestine Commandery No, ', K. T.. meets Ayst Monday night on or after full moon. F ", Whittlesey, E. C.; W. J. Reynolds. Re- corder. Rassellville Chapter No. 7e, R. A. M., meets third Saturday night, J. w. Russell, H. r. W ]. Reynolds, Secretary. Russeliville Lodge No. 274. Y. < A. M., meets first Saturday night. W. B. Mcdonald. W. M; E. F. lobe, Secretary. Geo A. Dannelly Chapter No. n, o. 2. S., meets first Monday night. Mrs. Sallie Key holds, W. NJ; W. NJ. Peeler, Secretary. Banner Lodge No. 1853, K. of H.. meets first and third Friday nights. C. c. Luker, DictA- | tor; j. D. Williams, Reporter. Ashby Lodge No. 535, K. & L. of IT,, meets second and fourth Friday nights. E. r. lobe. | Protector; Dr. R. Nj. Drummond, Recorder. Russeilviile Lodge No. l. I. 0. c. T., meets Thursday night, Arthur Erwin, c. T.; Emmet | Davis, Secretary. F. M stanton Post, G. A. H.. meets drst and | second Saturday afternoons at o'clock. J. NJ Haney. Post Commander.
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FOR SALE.-One good iron safe. If R. R WILSON

Every purchaser of 25 cents worth of cigars, tobacco and snuff gets one ticket in drawing for fine Music Box at J. M. Harkey & Bros.
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the state, and suggested that tho teachers in thus and other counties in the state petition our legislature to enact such laws as would relieve us of some of the present inconyen fences and disadvantages. Prof. Frye was followed by other members of the Institute and some important points were pretty we'll dis cussed.
 On motion a committee consisting of S. T. Lane, J. M. Mallett and J T Wharton was appointed to report on text books.
 Institute then adjourned to meet at g in the morning. THIRD DAY. Met pursuant to adjournment.
 Called to order by the chair.
 After calling the roll of workmen and noting the absentees, we again pursued our labors.
 Subject, "Fourth and Fifth Read ers," was then called for and intro duced by Miss Tennie Williamson. Discussed by W. N. Atkins, $. T.. Lane, U. G. Vim and A. Eggleston. Reports of committees were then called for, which reports were receiv- ed and adopted as fn!iws:
 RESOLVED, That we, the teachers of Pope county in County Institute assem bled, most respectfully recon. mend that the Arkansas Legislature so change the school law as to secure uniformity of text books Tn all the common schools in the State and that the selection of the text books made on the recommendation of ma. jority of the teachers enrolled and in good standing in the county Insti tutes in the State.
 (J. T. WHARTON,
 Com. Is. T. LANE,
 lJ. MALLETT.
 Your committee on recommends tions for revision beg leave to submit the following:
 After due consideration and inves- tigation,b by interrogating the leading teachers on the workings of the In stitutes of Pope countv, and as we are all aware that the Institutes are becoming monotonous, vitality and interest Tagging, we regard thor ough revision and establishing of some more solid and binding basis of the greatest importance. There fore we recommend
 First. That some suitable and convenient place be selected as per manent place for holding the Insti tutes and we no longer impose upon the hospitality of the people.
 Second. That the County Exam iner be prepared to furnish each teacher, who attends the Institute, with certificate showing his or her attendance and punctuality, which shall be requisite to his or her receiv ing pay for time.
 Third. That the holding of the Institute be changed from semi an nual to annual.
 Fourth. That the Institute re- main Tn session five days, embracing the first Monday, Tuesday, Wednes day, Thursday and Friday of Decem- Der of each year.
 Fifth. That the County Examin CT use all power delegated to him in securing a full attendance of teach CTS at the Institute.
 JOHN A. PLEss, Com. TT. L.MAN,
 T. D. BROOKS. On motion the Institute then ad- journed to meet as above stated, peace and harmony prevailing.
 J. A. EVANS, Sec. pro tenn. J. H. FRYE, County Examiner.
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SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
 Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It
 cures Consumption. For sale by J. w. Wells.
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Independence Tp. Mon. Jan. 2l, 1889. Northfork, |" Tues. " P, Freeman Wed. 23, Allen Y" Thurs. 24, Sand Spring Fri. 20, Martin " Sat. 26, Bayliss |" Mon. e 2S. Clark Tp. Tues & Wed.Jan. 20 & 30. '' Jackson Tp. Fri. Feb. l, ' Center e Sat. 's 2, Valley '" Mon. C 4, Moreland '' Tues. 5, Griffin Tp. Wed. < Thur. !" 6, ', Liberty !" Fri. & Sat- '' S,9, Conve'nce Tp. Mon. " II, '' Gum Log 6 Tues. '' 12,a Galla Creek Tp. Wed. & Thur. Feb l3, and II, 1889. sass Holly Bend Tp. Fri. Feb. l5,1ss9. } q s,slia is;;ssassz sssz st'; aoa. 1iaa. Gr,. w yues. We'd, Thur, Fri. and Sat-. Feb. 19, 9c, osp22, .aIaJ 23.
 Dover Tp. Mon, Tues. WedS sss Thur. Feb. 25, 26, P and 2S. 1 ss---.
 Illinois Tp. from Monday9Mlfch 4th, till Wednefday April 10tMi18S8s
 Given under my handlthiA2eth day of December, 1888. .fRI YOUNG,
 Collector Pope qAnnty, Ark.
 N. B.--Those who doAnot know the number of their lands i5lease bring their last tax receipt.
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Proceedings of the Pope County Teachers Institute Held at Dover Dec. 19,
 20 and 21.
 1888.
rIRsT pAr.

Institute convened at 10 a. n. and was called to order by J. H. Frye, County Examiner.
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JUDICIAL.

,ndge-G. 5. Cunningham, DanAnelle. ggu.osecutinR Attorney-H. $. Iarter' Dhrda- pealie; Court convenes 1e first Monday in ul.t .t -srnber.
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o,vsrpor-J. P. Eagle, , Sosstta So.stayy of state-B. B. Chtsm. ssenvditorZW. s. Dunlop. A AAsuassurer-w. E. Woodruff: Attorney Gensral.W1; E; AtkiSsCn; S s3osh, stas,s P"b Instructlon-W. K. Thompson. ssssRss Justice supreme Courts. R. Cocirlll. chlel chlIl,.is te Justice--B. E. Battle.
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 Institute then adjourned to meet at ' p. m.
 House called to order at 7:30 by J. H. Frye, chairman.
 "Common School Las, Text books. What Amendments Needed, &c., ' being the subject for discussion in the evening was introduced by Coun- ty Examiner J. II. Frye, who spoke earnestly and at considerable length concerning the school law Of the State of Arkansas and of it's applica tion to directors, teachers pupils and county examiners, and of the needed changes ID the law, touching with particular emphasis the question of uniformity in text books throughout
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.oLATIVE.

~ssFsa kG. T. Cazort, Lamar. -Ss,-.~rJ shtatiye-W l.. Sibley, Atkins.
 IsssPisisAlre meets, biennially, on second aond'I January; o,->,,rx,
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T. b' DhUUho' On motion the Institute then ad. journed to meet as above stated peace and harmony prevailing.
 J. A. EVANS, Sec. pro tenn. J. H. FRYE, County Examiner.
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-Mr. W. H. Humphreys contem plates joining again the army of com mercial pilgrims. The DEMOCRAT wish es him success on the road.
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accomplish satisfactory results. Shall we have an ice factoryl Do not all speak at once. P. $. Rather than be captious about it all can speak at once.
 Cheatham's Chill Tonic is peculiar ly adapted to persons in enfesbled health and invalids. It assists diges- tion, and Is a perfect strengthensr and appetizer. Satisfaction or money re- funded. M. Harkey < Bro.
 Good two-horse wagon and FOG bushels of corn for sale on easy terms, Apply to K. D. Love, Russellville.
 A disastrous fire occurred at Atkins on the night of the l7th inst.doing dam age to the amount of $l80O0 or more. The flames were first discovered in Bells store on the south side of the railroad, and so rapidly did the flames spread that tue whole block west oi | Groom & Bros. brick was consumed. The fire is thought to be of incendiary origin, AS the first parties to the hre found the back doors open, and the safe after the fire showed unmistakable signs of having been tempered with. MT. Bell had 1900 in gold under the safe which was found after the fire in. tact. The losers are as follows: Bell f3UOU, lnsurhnce SlVoV, mTss luCkcii (owner of the building Bell was doing business in), $l200; K. Lowenstein $3- 900, no insurance; Avera Bros. $500 K. Epstein $7,200, insurance s4000: H Virden livery stable $500; Groom X Bros. stock Of goods was damaged VI 900, building s2500. insurance ample to cover; Hinton and Gallowsy's stocks of drugs were damaged in moving each t. Ia aaI nlaF kfu a f we trust Dame Fortune may SO smile upon our neighbors that they will soon retrieve their losses. It Is understood that the burnt district is to be rebuilt at once and with brick.
 Cheatham's Chill Tonic IS acknowl l. edged to be the best. Physicians ust and prescribe it.
 J. Nj. HarkeY & Bro.
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Augusta. April "A, 1859.
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" hat is this nervous trouble" with winch
many seem now to be atfiictei2 If you
Dlil remember a few years ago the word
Malaria WAS comparatively unknown-to-day
Il is as common as any word in the English
language, yet thus word covers only the mean
lng Of another word used by our fore fathers
IN times past. SO it is with nervous diseases,
rs they and Malaria are intended to cover
What our grandfathers called Biliousness, and
al are caused by troubles that arise from,
diseased condition of the Liver which in per-
forming its functions finding it cannot dispose
Of the bllc through the ordinary channel lie
compelled to pass it of through the system,
causing nervous troubles, Malaria, Bilious
Fever, etc You who are suffering can well
appreciate a cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower Its cures are marvellous
ieorj&wrhukv
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E1OR SALE House, stable and large lot No.
- 10 Spring street House has 10 rooms, includ-
ing bath room, has new coal furnsce and hot and
cold water One of the most sunny, comfortable
homeike houses in the city. First class stable has
stale, room for carriages wood shed, harness ROOM
co.e,, and hay loft and work shop In second story
buildings in good repair, both house and stable
thoroughly drained. Lot Is 200 feet on street and
100 feet deep. Large enough for three good build
ing lots Graveled driveways, and grsvel.d and
concrete walks. Fruit trees and shade trees. Zine
IA n Inquire OF subscriber ON the premises, or Of
T. 3 fogg. at his Office. Water street. or {. 5. Hich
born. AT First National Bank. ALDEN sPRAaUE
Augusta, April 10. isss. sprg7dlw
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There 10 reason in everything. hut not
every reason given is true. About washing
clothes, for instance, common sense and the
chemistry of everyday life teach US that GER
tain things must be done, while others may
be left undone Clothe, must be made
clean, sweet, pure and wholesome w:;hout
either injurir the fabric or the hands of the
laundress. If these objects can be attained,
II does not matter rs TO what methods are
used, and the soap OF soap powder, no mat
ter what it is called, that will admit Of the
most varied methods of use is the hsndiest
Some things, however. are important to
observe. The dirt and all soap must be en-
clothes a I'd all microbes must be destroyed.
The only and easiest way to do this is by
heating the water in which the clothes are
contained to the boiling point. The boiling
water, by constant self agitation. is forced
through the inter-tices of the fabrics, and
thus ciesnses them from dirt, and disease
breeding microbes. as hey can be cleansed
in no other wav--and ~ithout in any man
ner mjuriny the fabric As there is Nc
royal road to learning, neither Is there an,
easier, suror or safer way of Washing clothe.
clean and freeing them from all disease
breeding microbes or bacteri. than by using
Pyle's Pearlre, and to strictly follow tn
directions accompanying each package
Above all things. avoid any soap or soar
powder that does not work To best advar tavs
in hot veterinarian analyst, " Y.
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For Sale.

Tor SALE OR TO LET-For the season the
+ large. finely located cottage at Ocean Point,
Me-, known rs The Millnokett-" For terms AZ.
dress Mrs. l.. W. starbird. Boston. Mass.
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The Wonderful Carlsbad Springs.

~ he Ninth fa;ernas lions! Medical Congress. Dr
4. l.. AT bosds.of the Univessiiy of f@aasyts aaiA
rad pspee stating that " ,hirts eases tr~asse
With the 4 mime falDrted 'izri.tsd sprsdsi salt
Pow der ~ - for etrysi ~yusripsfhn ny pacnosdfa
disease ~ 'hs liver ard slsa -. lSaes, aEfiyosts
disb. tea opsy sryHl tslsaiaf - art diseas-. ~,
D~psis. catarrhal Inflammation Of fhs stomach, .!
tsr ~ the sfotasch or sp4srn shii9FsN vita mara
mus govt stssnsfisEn u tho inis grsFrA etc
fs.nf DIR we're s.ftsrsty cared, f4sse Asafh ifS
pt 90. ar Cn~ not treated l'f =, sr'azb' AFerNs
iiHs II ,fss fmeui fDaf serts-
fits rsFi bs4 @pylsiaf -aI u ter ffFmJ u AZ
ne l.f .~rieaf. Iay9fts, iif 1tsrsfsr 8; etar'
a.. f.sefss.si ysbrefes ne tssf- - - e. ~
h. ni 1.as 10 fxss asa y~rnsss ut In sesivn- Ihs
e product VI The ,srissad -pf hrs " .nnrtse
7 q d hyttLs<. kAah b,,fii~ eoiis@r 10 itfhf cis
t<g-. eastsoe, and bss ta" sFaafDfs "EIsasr
b nj son CO., .,ls sRrsfs. BARCLAY stTssi. ses
80 on Svsry tsftse pEs b. to nailed tor On
l,.d ~ Ir Iotosdt's lsetsfes mai ed free upon ~
g. %. fssIyI sssti Iaas istsy1nT
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W. d, Suit. Druggist, Sippus Ind, testi-
lies II can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief N every ease, One man took
six bottles ard vas cured of Rheumatism of
10 years stan iing.@ Abraham Ilare, drug
gist, Bellville, Ohio, stfirms 1.-The best sell
ling medicine have ever handled in my 20
years experience, is Electri, Bitters."
Thousands of others have added their iesti-
monies, so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only half a
dollar bottle at J, NJ. Mixers Drug store.
dec24d&wchwky
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Keep your liver IN good healthy

working condition, and you will then have
good appetite be free from indigestion. sick
headache, heartburn. costiveness and all the
Ills that flesh is heir to. Steele's Little Bile
Pills can be taken with the utmost confidence
that they will achieve this feat. They are
purely vegetable in composition, and are un-
PARALLEL as cleanser of the system. They
are easy to take. and entirely free from grip
ing. Page % cents per bottle at J. NJ Mixer
and C. b Mnrphx 4 Co
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octlsdTuTh&SI5~Sweo~I5t4s

ANY Of our readers intending to take q
trip West should send to W. Z. Chstterton.
Manager of the Rock Island Excursions,
296 Washington ST Boston. Mass, for in
formation concerning their parties, which
leave Boston every two weeks in through
ears. A one way ticket only is required,
and that is sold at lowest rates Sleeping
sccomm odstions furnished without extra
charge. may tdlt.
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Castorla is recommended by physicians tor
children teething. 1t is 8 purely vegetable
preparation, its ingredients are published
around each bottle. 1t is pleasant to the
aste and absolutely harmless 1t relieves
coi stipation, regulates the bowels, ouiets
pain, 'ures darrhGa and wind collie, allays
fevershness, destroys worms, and prevents
COMMISSIONS soothes the child and gives i,
refreshing and natural sleep. Castoris is ,be
rhildrens psnacea-the mothers friend
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For Sale.

Job shop. with good run Of business, been estab
li-hed five years, mschinery for d ing all kinds of
ib work such sp iting aud cutting of saw, turn
ing a'he, edgtr, tenonine, boring aud mortising
maclin's all in good running o IL good be Is,
cuunt.i-, etc Rent Of sh' p and power reasonable.
A gind chance TO do cabinet work or for grtti ng
"a house finish door and window frames, stair
novels, halusIera. bra kets. VI billions etc good
business has been done every summer in -c7es n
doors and window scre. \ I'M" place for two
carpenters, one to take charge Of out side work the
other charge of the shop III. best chance in the
city for a small business. The above property will
be sold at bargain II trade l. made before July
lat. Good reasons fer wanting 10 sell In the
meantime the business will go on a. usual and any
wanting any thing in my line will do we'll to give
me n call.
Allen small building, up stairs. Bangor St,
Augusta, Me. JAMES A. JONES,
Nav Idf
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For Ricketts,. Maraeinus ana alt W sstiiis
Disorders OF Children

Scots Emulsion Of Pure Cud Ei.rr 80
Hypophos phitcs. 's Ineqna!tei The rspIit
with which chii!ren gain flesh Ard stteny
upon it is wonderful. Il have used Scott
Emulsion in case Of Kickets and Msrssmt
of long standing In every case the improve
ment was marked J VI MAIs ". j.
New York ncti7is"ip "a
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What We Want in the u g.

Is a vigorous foreign policy and the people
to know that Mensrd's Rheumatic Bullets,
will surely cure them of Rheumatism, and all
Rheumatic affections. They are pleasant to
take and are entirely free from mineral
poison. For sale by J. VI. Mixer and c. B.
Mummy & Co. for al 90 per bottle
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Socal 21laHers.

The dealers In fishing rods ani sports
mems outfits report that there has been an
unusually large demand for their goods this
season ard extensive Gales have been made.
The same fact Is true all over the country
and the manufacturer. have had difaesity in
filing the orders The sessoo has opened
very early this year and the prospects are
rood for frs.-class fishing.
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A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that loathsome disease, Cstsrrh, and vainl,
trying every known remedy, at last found 4
recipe which completely cured and saved him
from death Any sufferer from this dread
full disease sending 8 self-sddressed stamped
envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence. 50 Warren
St, New York City, will receive the recips
free of charge.
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onr creamery sa new thing 10 the most
IF the farn ers IN this vicinity and many Of
thr m know nothing about what creamery OF
associated dalrytag means. But they feel
'ilhug To lend helping hand and want To
AXE hold and help put the thing through
vs. the kenuebeC journal has large crcu
laltop ia this vicinity We would like for YOU
To help us by giving an article in relation to
'hls subject have Nn agricultural re- lort
Tar ls-1 which gives us much valuable in.
Tor nation but nothing later.
l.. II. BLfsS
DRtspEN.
The real key note Of success III co-opera-
i've dRiryirg, either in the line of cheese or
butter production, was well expressed IN
some remarks made by Mr.. James Chees-
man before the meeting of the Massachu-
>eits Board of Agriculture at Easthampton
last wint,r lie sad that the measure of
success depended entirely upon ''the 10y airy
of the individual patron to the creamery, '
and We do no, see how it could be better
etpress,d THIS is u work of education =,
a. II takes time Tor an Individual espe eislly
one belonging to class 50 much noted for
conservative ideas AS are farmers, in gen
eral 10 sink personality in the good OF
an association to which he may belong
A. cording to the extent to which the princI-
pl, of cooperation is observed in spirit ard
carried out in practice will success follow.
An Instance of this Is found in the rise and
OH,
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Rucklsns Arnica ea,ys.

The bes. Salve in the world for Gun,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chopped Hands. Chilhlains,
Corns. and all Skin Erup.iors. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price s5 cents ner bo1. FOR sale
bvJ NJ Iiya. sus9n%da~iy
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All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, so every family should
have, at once, bottle of the best family
remedy, Syrup of Figs, 10 cleanse the sys-
TEN when costive or hill rus For sale in
soc and 81 90 bottle. by all lead ng drug
gists. apr30 i&wlw