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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

TnE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other TONES and a
most perfect %ncryine, are found la Carriers
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve tho blood aud COIN
plction.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING NUS AeAaSsa
n sbei6, County wil ppurut hem 40 nay om,9
.t,,1 M M day 1T Nurrh. ur tiCy WI
Nd h. acted on ai the ApHl term ct me .onnV
Court ~ 49,"
Memphis, Tenn Mani To- 1879
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

William Sweet, Of Troy, n. V. yester.
day deserted his wife, leaving her Is dosti'
tulc circumstances, and oloped with Mn,
Sarah kraizer, the mother OF seven chill
lurn.
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A Gssd Veto.

RceedeLt Cleveland sent tothe Senate
~ ysto OF the direct tax bill, which should
hese caused its rejection by that body;
~ " note with great surpr' SO that it
U1 sustained by only nine votes, with
bog0-hve against II. This is very extra.
ceolnaEy, indeed, In view Of the cogeucy
oe the reasons advanced by the president
~ ths rejection OF the measure, and
Gisen ~ . profouni distrust OF the wis
lnD u the Senate.
4he bill proposed to pay back to the
GAlsS The sum raised during the war by
1igoet taxation. The president disap-
cgovod it on the ground that Congress
Ase 10 more right 70 refund this tax than
~ othsr, and 1t Is no more proper for it
- - u. Ths only reason for doing it
= hat shs portion laid upon the states
- Dohsalion was not collected. But the
ni1mt correetly says that this is the
~ many taxes, and affords no reason
~ ooeunding what has been collected
i e1mu1y S<hscts upon the ability OF the
Cpllooters or the conditions affecting tho
l1Dooion.
blll doss NOT hsecu, . law, as !.
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yc9e-,.-.------
Women's Sc Shoes at s..
You'll look for such a price,
drop to cover bad work or bad
stock, or something "off."
Not a bit OF It. The Shoes
are hand.sewed, and made OF
stuff that's worthy hand.sewing.
Not a trashy thing about them.
The kid is excellent--a touch
shows it; the shapes are per-
feet; the finish artistic; the
buttonholes neat. Pate n
leather pointed tips. and a
dashing, well-bred look to the
whole get.up.
A width, sises az tob
kwidth, sizes2hto6
G width. sizes ~ toe
width, sizes ax 10 ~
Don't be curious about their
history, but test the Shoes
themselves In any proper way,
Compare the price with any
thing at SIS the town affords.
Some dealer may possibly have
a Sc Shoe at S.. This is a $t
Shoe at 81.
Market street. west
vNhA Vl1A XED
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PERSONAL.

PoPE LEO celebrated his seventy. mini III
birthday on Saturday.
WILLIAM CARTEB, Q prominent iron
manufacturer, died in Pottsvilie on Friday
night, aged eighty six years. He wss In the
iron business there for over sixty years.
MR. JOHN ID RocKEFELLRR writes to
the ksv. II. 7. Gates that he will coniriruts
one buudred thousand dollars TO the Amer.
lean Baptist Educational society, payable A.
required for it's contributions TO educasIopai
work IN the United States providing such
contributions are not payable faster than ten
thousand dollars during each month,
December next
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CITY MISSIONARY Smith N. ALLEN, OF
New brunswick, New jersey, has suddenly
usurpsd the position OF Sam Jones % Q
picturesque and thrilling evangelist. In
Philadelphia on Bundsy he preached Ia
tive hundred men and boys gathered from
the Toughest element Of the oity. and usins
their own familiar slang he made pro-
found Impression. 1t ought TO be stated,
however. that he began operations by
serving three cups Of tee and three sand.
wiches 10 oaoh one OF the audience. The
iiberallty with :whioh he Interpreted the
scriptures may TO understood from the
following samples taken at random from
his discourse ON the parable Of the prodiRa
son
"This proaigAl son was sltting ono day ON
the edge Of hog pen and he tumbled 10
himself hethouRht OF hts mothers closet
He thought OF the hunks OF pie In that
olcset. He thought OF that pot OF dough.
nuts. He had seen no such pie since he
started ou. to paint the country from Maine
TO California. He'd had good many good
feeds, but nothing like his home feeds.
He'd got 80 low they wouldnt even let him
sweep the sswdust out of d ve cent GIN
mill snd then isep IN the sawdust It's
Prety hatu wheu you can't sleep In i've
cent gin null, ain'tiiY"
A large number OF the congregation
nodded In appreciation of this sentiment.
When Missionary Allen began 10 point
his moral he carried his audience by storm,
but In way even more suggestive OF Sam
Jonea For example:
"fou ssy, God help me and III stop
drinking and you're stone broke and
nobody'li treat you.
"You'ii swear OIL for twelve months when
you are sent TO Moysmsn sing for a year.
"fou take the tirst step and God will
take nine thousand 70 your ons."
AZ there appears to be Q demand for
eloqusnos OF this sort there will probably be
liberal supply, and We shall doubtless
hear OF theological students taking q oourse
In sporting slang and tramp language a.
an essential part OF their ouiit
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DR.. Buli's Cough syrup is a nure,v veg.,.
PIE compound, Innocent In nature and won.
deIial In effect. For children II is IL wa uabie.
Sn,raS SSar,nS cpakh' wnooping ougb. etc In few
nj ". 4. Graves. OF wetheredviiIs, Ma,
wtuoe: 4 suntr soinetfmes with acute rhou.
stAniansous relief icordiAiiy recommend Il
rs sure cure.
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THE Russians are displaying an energy
In the development OF their vast domain
which finds ~ only parallel In these United
States and promises ere long 70 make them
ovsrshadowj the destiniss OF Europe In Q
commercial % we'll % an industrial sense.
They have not only pushed thsir railways
and commercial power southwark OF tho
Caspian 10 tho very gate OF india and made
triumphant financial success OF what had
seemed only . costly military enterprise
but thoy are now preparing for the insugu-
ration OF project OF even greater difficulty
and that promises II successful moro start
ling and benehosnt rOsulta THIS project
II nothing less than Russian Pacific rail-
road which will extend from Moscow all
the way across Siberia TO the Russian go
port Of Viadivoatock on the Pacific. The
road will be 0.G3l miles In length and parts
OF II will call forth great &C rgineering skill
but the Russian engineers have displayed
great resources aud ingenuity In the trans.
Caspian enterprise end will probably bs
equal to this emergency. This road 10 not
only expected 70 turn the currents OF trade
with China and japan aorcss tho North Of
Asia, and draw American trade scross
the North PAcliio. but Il will undoubtedly y
open an Immense wheat Held, the product
OF which will sgsin cheapen food TO Euro
psans and vie with Indian and American
grain. II Is calculated that by this route .
traveller from London would reach
Shanghai. China on the twenty second day
after leaving Britain but this II based % tho
dreadfully slow time Of the KussiAn railroads
an average speed Of but seventeen miles an
hour. 1t 10 probable that the impatisncs Of
travellers from more rapid iands would In.
duce tho Russians to put on Il iying China.
man modelled after the British train known
a. tho lying Sootohman.
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CTEAM HEArIsTaE CoMIN7yE

~ Tor dwellings. churches. school bousss.
SIC, ihnugn sntc s.iuliy used one hundred
yea's aso. " hen you contemplate q Change
.ali ON jon ts,f. Who viii give you sstis.
fsetorg Job, 81 fair prics. matfi
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r - . . q !: ,,.,, :, - -.
az ! 3! DAILY
!: !: . : 8. -
s....--... zEzS s.s,,.----
nin..ec;.. <. .s..sHs:.ss.;. 80 =: !efs4
TsTe SS. c;;sSs;,;.. !, ,a,nvvher;s:-
.ejse, M Or .eveiVrw;hiFe else ljKllii!t
, DIV. ma6y timesLour stock ex.,
.cScds all - !.
Go1ssd Castle. you say.
-We,rlay, ,toss aSScrtions tofs this
sort aBouts a. we pleSse-fio:
| BODY can disprovcs them.
But here e one made point
blank. namiely:s
The retail !. busidess %of the
world will mot show a single
house In which : the variety 81
Spring Dress Goods equals
that which we show to-day.
And the variety Is increasing
daily.
lust this Is the goal. 4 To give
| the people Of this city the best
retail Grading place In the
world. The public Is Judge.
The growing sales the verdict.
Va, .n... =, 81. o.n...
-l.... =. ~ 80. - IL ~ Ia
s.;n.. .s.;as ~. s. Tcss,.a. uoo .,..:a,,o @
S. a. :-Is.;s. -
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s:S s::S...sisis .,. ,; ha,,ord ~; .ha @ ,n,rh,.
s. s.Ss:,. : Th.. a - M .h. nrsss
'S:S,Ji SSpJ. ..n.rs ~ =, hi. o,t, M
not 80 ,he I ieIt S aicno ,be
,;n. ct lj;oh Nouai,;sa Wha.
...o.,,.,, . ~ 80. 49,. "a 80.
- ts:..ss..SS - ~ ....i.. III III
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narLs. IA 81. w. o.ara - ds I :.
..a,, . ;-cr, po,,L,; d.. ~ .h.., :,
- s,s ~. lii al on o ,ho ~ - W.
80 ~. !. 80 .,.od;n.i a: ~ ~ oc sosna h.,. - -
49,, o IN &c" - ,.'pa.i .PaI .h",.,;,, @ ~ :,
nid ,,,oi,iS 81. a. 'e"' W.. ss.aan T .~ ao,"s Z;
os sssa. ' sso,, W. .,,ass'.h;,r .s. a.' 90 -
Tha s ,,,oa. - -. s,s - .as , . na.
. .s P'..sS .i s n;l " p, p1T" Pc.
% s;IL .nd color ~ sver W." NEE. r =
s an,,,i liz h.r,,on;as . h.co.. | ; Nave -
& ' '
"eSs C.. =. A., e..,
TT. 80 ~, .Ss IL. M s ...;.,. :
% ~. -; .'as wy. ,.:s .s VIZ a.
c",nr,ns % g - T s;x v; Cho~, ;.,, i al
~ ,hss aeIInn s'-r Th.
~, .o,.. 's aso,nd s. a1s .,a eui2 eii;S2h NJ,
s. si.;s. o " ' WV
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re,;r;rn ~. coior % ns.os ~ o,,t h',,
;,,.. 9,v.,,, % y p rh.,,. ~ ano.hs, s
.1.. J &c III, poai.L ....o".
d. 3D., y, .a .Sns., 4.n ~. as.s ss.;s-
C. $50. e Pam Si I.o.a;.J.. ,s,..
s,,'o Thee M 10y "o,or;nas a.s pam
p'I Aro.her e f.uo;I,, .rsI' e. civ color
;nns S,;,h s.r;naj @ ,,,,S w. a. dsonra ,
ss .;ar = w., - ss,p"J ,.ard ANY Avn STu"s, U,a
and I p.hasa. "a yo o.ha.a ~ 11,nrd,
~ ,naf. .,' an.w o. a". s;"hs '. .nd h' s;nh
=" % n,sr. eve" y.so;rot;nn. ~ 0, 't -. .ha .sn :.
tsn,nt 49, - '.''' Jsi".;hs " '' -
Tbe I'm os .h;. ,,s,. :. .. Oh,
o,nns;,s conr.ar"~h.rs r . " th' M
J GIps,os. - .o;I ~. a,.,,.. .'' ,
ioke the w,v w. T T. has ;umneJ '' =
@ @rnH,,,a .;.' .,, | u, =, :,
It is at the zenith, intrenched
fortified. Public favor decree.
it. "Oh, it is an India silk
says one +; "gossamer water
proof" another; "what prett,
stuff for sunshades |" anothe
| c<;11 1>,,x Ill 1oo1, IN .,,:co al, ~.
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Isos Soss1 tine .t rss e ,:sy9Ss sce
f'sSs Tsssss Sss CssssS ~ tcSps. ~ W. % q ssss
'a'':si'zi:iscsE :sz:sET "a :aif II. s.,A.:sss:. y.
PAins's Celery Compound
quiel1y guisls ana issssgtAiAs - neeves
Shsa Gsitssld pe veekseA ~ oveewesk. g.
ceseoe. et1eas& OF eheok. 10 eoree nesv0o!.
:: :sss:. "a s:,ss:
Tones Up the Shattered Nerves
s.bsy ::S sS.ns sS .sd sSs
q The vilnAbls rsme1y, that HalneAs Coaerl
Co.Pound cured ns. Lei ahyess wsits V n
Ssosss ". Bouros. stamford. Coan.
IiHifPn p1An asvsss Win wsss ssowaeh.
bhV1AtDW SVVD Bed(or INputtdss
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but aslsr uLinS "a iiip Cltsar & osregsD Sor
.tw9, ,Ssys. inscnhia ssa, Asd ssrssslh -.
K.e SMITH. Claussen. .. q.
I. have. tShsn cniy. part. OF = bottle Of
rainsp csi9fY COM boun q. ana ~ has entirsiy
relieved me Of fstplssgness, from Which I
have sunen q Grcatly, J.. Z
nsssE,AyTCLIrr. Rsoria. III !.
> Pains's gtlsry Con pound psoduess SOUND
and r?stsehhg s.eps-A q peysteianG prSsnrip'
Like nothing elses u 10 Q guar6nteed euto for
sleepl sssntss, II dlrSeu0hs are faithfully fol-
lowed.
Gco. ti1 for $50. Druggists.
wsLLs nIouAnDsos 4 Co +. Bsriington. W.
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WANAMARHR'S.

nIiunuH nVPQ Original and only veit0tis.
UiAMvND sDILS 6cWavs Of poor imstatons.
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! OelIise Decent.


1--WE gladly note the enterprise Of our
contemporary, the New Era, which led .it
20 publiah handsome portraits and brief
Biographies OF The centurys presidsnts:
We are particularly grati0ed iAt' this
effort OF our contemporary, .sincS
II IL accompanied BY !, proper
appreciation Of the great men who
have illled the presidential once and
Is not marred by its customary detraction
OF Democrats and fulsome praise Of
Republicans. The ,:Ne,os Era :, has
evidently been horn again and we
trust that It will continue on the
straight path It has now taken, and that
It will cling always 70 It's present correct
opinion that the majority Of the people
OF the country think that Hayes was not
elected president, and that the vast-ma.
iorlty agree that Cleveland's adninis-
tration was carried on In the interest Of
the people. Let II stick there and not
trouble US hereafter with any back Slid.
ing from 80 sound opinions. 1t says )
President Hayes gave the country quiet
and conservative admiuistraiion, notWith-
standing that his political opponents, end
no uncomfortable number Of his own party
thought then, and still think, he wase no,
entitled TO the ofiioe, and, at the expiration
OF bis ofiiclal term he retired 70 hls home
at Fremont Ohio, whore he still retidea >
Mr.. Cleveland was eleotAd mayor o
Buffalo. New York, In 1881, and entered
upon his oflicial duties January let 1882
While mayor Of Buffalo he ssvod the City
In eleven months nearly 81, ,000, zoo, thereby
clearly illustrating the necessity Of having
efficient and inoorruptible men In public
ofiice. In 1889, ME- Cleveland was nominated
BY the Democratic state oommittee - 'caudi
on the issue Of reform, and he was elected
ANYBODY, In the statas Of the Unlon, viz
192. 854. This vote was certaihly y ifhtteflhI
In its indication Of the great cor II Honce thi
pecple placed In Mr.. Cleveland. : ~
a.On Friday, July 1lth, 1884, on The sooon(
ballot Mr.. Cleveland Was nomiuatod ! q
president OF the United States, roceiving 90
votes uut Of . total Of 8O2--the eleotiOu tool
place November 4th, end resulted In MI
Cleveland's favor, he receiving 2i9 electogl
votes out OF . total Of 40l.
President Cleveland, during his sdminia
tratiOp, strictly adhered 10 the policy fore
| shadowed In his letter of acceptance, hi
letter on civil service reform and his In
augural address. Thst his administratiO
i was carried on In the interests Of the peopl
the vast majority are agreed. Here an
there diegrunted politician comes 10 th
front In its condemnation, but the poople,t 1
whom alone civil admipistration IL respor
sible, are its hearty endoraers.
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ROR HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
= knsines. from TO so horse power. and
vertical Engines from TO 40 horse mower. you
will nnd them st JOHN basrs. sSs East tui.
ton street. m2 It'd
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LINEN SETS.

Damask Table Cloths with HAP.
kios 70 match, In choice new d.
ssgns ana IN ali qualities, Ia.
olu0ing The finest goods Of John
.. 1xowa q Sons IL celebrated
0ollAst 4anuiAoturors. Hem
stitched and xnottod Fringe
Rets. Damask ana Huok 3owels,
ToWolingu, Monte Cloths Russia
and American Crashes ana class
ToWelingp.
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DRY GOODS.

We have auving tAs past -.
80 A1ee1 IT, a1je1nlng prop.
peEtv tooaf etegos giving aA0i.
t3ooAl room ~ ~ 0loplAy OF
goo1s. We w11l hAvo tho largest
stock OF Dry Goods oateloe Of
Yh11a0olpAias md - ~ pureAase
largely. direct non tho Manu-
fAetafen an1 IDpogtsrs, We
shall o9oe the Sane at the lowest
possible prices.
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PriAs OF west. Wamsutta. WI.
liamsville. 1angdon q. D.. HUI.
Fruit Lono0AAo ana House vile
- Dlea0hed Nuslins. Utica,
Wansutta, Boston. Mohswks Pc
quot Ana Woo0vtllo 1hoetangs
ana Pllow Auslins In -. o..
- ~ ~ ana l0-l ana 100 inch
Wi0ths. UnblsaAhod Auslins all
widths and qualities.
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IiCTlfRn r0lln asvsss VITA Wsss sso~saeh
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Direct Impofta ton and special
values In every description Of
lrish, Scotch ana German Table
LinenS In Dream an0 full
BleAohsd Damasks. from Sc 70
o2.W Per yard.
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dainty Challis, and beyond
Crazy Crepes, and all sorts OF
Cottons and Ginghams. Cling
hams? Aye, Ginghams.
But all told it's the greatest
Spring Dress stock Of the
world.
They will gladden. your eyes,
perhaps cheer your heart, and
will touch your pocketbook very
gently.
Flowers-Artificial Flowers.
Have you noticed the wonder
ful progress in the art of max.
ing them? So natural they
cheat you into touching or
smelling to test their reality.
Utility in beauty.
A chance came to us a few
days since to gather a great lot
Of imported Flowers at com.
paratively little cost. There
were 1000 branches, all roses
but 100, and they are chrysan-
themums. They are nearly all
three blossoms to a stem or
spray, jacques, La France,
Marechal Mel, and all other
sorts that are in fashion. The
prices average one-half. Thus !:
The The SENS that wsrs 9 lsx are 80 cents.
Tho stems that were 20 cents ara Is.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that were q isk are
For corsage or house decora-
ton they are equally suited.
The small quantity won't last.
A small bit OF a trade billow
will soon sweep these 1000
sprays away.
Southeast OF centre. next Trs usept.
About one hundred Infants
Coats at half and third under
regular retail prices. New
goods, new styles, all.wool
stufis. tastefully trimmed. Sizes,
2, 3 and 4.
$3.50. So. $3.50. and 81.
Made in the dull season you
get the things with the labor
thrown in.
second noor. Chestnut street side Four sie
The Springdale news., 1889-11-15
Points on the Election Settled.

Some interesting points are set tied by the elections.
 The tariff will be the great, the ershadowlng issue in 1892.
 The Democratic candidate will be a man who has an umlmpoacha- ble record for tariff reform.
 Neither Benjamin Harrison nor Fir ic-A larm Foraker will be the Re publican candidate
 The Democracy will have better prospects in the West than ever be fore.
 The South will stlll remain solid
 The Australian tal!ot reform will be adopted in New York, and an honest, unbought vote secured there.
 The next Congress wll! be Dem- ocratic.
 The Republicans in the present Congress will make show of re yislng the taritf.-Boston Post.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-15
Found Iii the Newspaper.

From the Or, sco, Iowa, Plain dealer. U We have never, as our read ITS for nearly thirty years can In=this country testlty, written puff .ofany patent medicine. Du- ty as well as inclination impel us to depart from this stupid silence, to say to our readers and the public that, having been completely pros tra1ed with violent and distress ing cold, after three days fighting it with ordinary remedies and get ting no relief from their use, we obtained bottle of Clark e's Ex- tract of Flax (Paplllonl Cough Cure obtai ming almost instant relief and a steady improvement under its use.' Large bottles only sl.00. Ask for Clsrke's Flax Soap. ,'Best on earth y 25 cents Both the the above for sale by W. I. Winton.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-15
Looking for a P0stoifice Order.

The Globe Democrat ot the l5th ult. reached our office on the 22nd ut, six days coming from St. Lotus when 1t ought to have come in less than fifteen hours. The address was plainly printed on the wrap per, too, so if 1t fell into the hands of any of Harrison's postal clerks who could not read writing that was no excuse. Where has the pa par been, anyway?-SrRISdl.ALE NEWS.
 We guess II was "galhvanting" around the country looking for q lost post office ord CT that was started to Us and which reached here ten days after our post mis. tress had received the advIce and authority to pay it. We compared the dates stamped on both enve- lopes and founl that they Were mai! ed the same day. Oh, our mail service is immense, under the pres. ent adminstration.-W ashlngton Press.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-15

Dave Smver, uncle of our townsman Alb Smyer, arrived in town Thursday from Oregon and will spend some tune here. Mr. Snyer has nnt seen hls nephew for q great many years. He is one of the California '49 .ers.
 Mrs NJ. E. Phcnlcie, who had been visiting under the parental roof for several eeks. left Wednes- day for her home Tn Reno, Kansas. She has host of friends in Spring dale and they will look forward with pleasure to hor coming again
 -I N. Cox and W D. Plank of neal Lowell were callers at TIE NEWS office Tuesday. Mir Plank leans little toward Republieanlsm but he subscribed f r TIE NEWS and ii he will agree 10 read II care fully for one year we'll guarantee to correct hlm of the error of his ways.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-15
The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, cant eat, can't sleep, can thlnk. cant do anything to yours satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you. You should heed the warning, you are taking the first step into Nervous Prostration. You need nerve tonic and in Electric Bitters you will find tho exact remedy for re- storing your nervous system to it's normal, healthy condltioa. Sur prislng results follow the use of this great Nerve Tonic. and the Liy- CT and Kidneys resume healthy ae- tion Try bot,le. Price 50c. ut II. A. Dally's
The Springdale news., 1889-11-15
GO to B r beaver & co s and get a cloak at cost.
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors tai ing about it. You may yourself te one of the many who know from per sonal experience just how good d thing itis. If you have eyer tried it, you are one of it's staunct friends. because tLe wonderful th,ng about il Is, that when once gwen a trial. Dr. Kings New Discovery ever at- ter holds place In the house, Il you have never used It and should be afflicted with cough. cold. or any Throat, Lung, or Chest troub' le, secure a bottle at once and give II fair trial. It is guaranteed eve ry time, or money refunded. Trial bottles tree at H. A. Daily's.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-15
ThanksgIyIng Proclamation by Goy-
 ernor Eagle.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
 STATE OF ARKANSAS,
LITTLE ROCK, Nov. Il, 1889.


 LITTLE ROCK, Nov. Il, 1889.
 Another year is drawing 10 q close, and aga,n wo have abundant reasons for beng thankful for the continued blessings of a kin" Prov idencc.
 The citizens of Arkansas have been exempt from storms and pes tIlence; good health has prevailed throughout our borders; abundant haryests have rewarded the faith tul husbandman; peace and pros perlty everywhere prevail, and tho progress onward and upward, in- dlvidually and collectively, has been marked. The blessings as well as the superior means for the pro.ec- ton of wealth and the enjoyment of life with winch kind Creator has surrounded the citIzens of this State, call for humble ackno wledge ment at our hands. Therefore. in accordance with time honored custom, l, James r. Eagle, Cover nor of the State of Arkansas, do hereby proclaim and set apart Thursday, the 18th of November, .s :. day of thanksgiving and pray CT. And I cali upon all the people of the state to lay aside their usual vacations and assena bl. at their e. spectlve places of worship anu around their owa fresIdes, and in humble acknowledgement Of His goodness, to return thanks to Al mighty God, the Creator of all things. and the Author of all these blessings, for Ills watchfuiness and kindness toward Us, and to besoech Him for a continuance of the same and for lon9 era of prosperity tor our State and people; and may the days devotional exercises be sweet eued wi h many acts of charity.
 ln witness wher, of. 1 have here unto set my hand and caused the great seal of the State 10 be atti xen hereto. Done atthe City of Little Rock, this 1 lth day of November, 1889
 JAMES P. EAGLE
 By the Governor,
 E. B. CHIsM,
 Secretary of State.