The Forrest City times., 1890-04-12
When Baby was sick, wc sate her CastoriA
 whcn she WAS Q Child, sho cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she olung e CastoriA, When she had Chfidren, she gave them CAssori,

A good town is one in which the farmers Spend money with tho home merchants. the laborers spend money earned with their local tradesmen {; where feeling and good will of every citizen is in sympathy with home in- dustries, and where every article that can he is bought of the local dealers in manufactures. This is a spirit of re- ciprocity between business men. mer- chants. tradesmen. laborers and farm CTS, and all makes business lively; tho town and community prosper and grow, and are, above all, pleasant places to live in.--paragould Press.
 The Arena. a new magazine published at Boston. Paris and London. is on our table. Among the many interesting articles is one written by .}isliop J. l.. Spalding. God in the Constitution" Il reply to Col. Ingersoll. Their 'Edito- rial Notes" are pithy and logical. In an early issue of this valuable magazine the Race Question and the South will be thoroughly discussed. The South ern view of the problem will be pre- scented by some of the ablsst and most popular leaders of tho South, viz: Sen ator Wade Hampton. Senator Morgan and the Hon. W. c. r. Breckenridge. The mentioning of their names are enough to say that the South's side will be fairly represented. The Arena may Do seen at this office.
 Ioda Brothers have dispensed with about all their ebony help at the hotel and secured young ladies from St.
 Louis. who are trained in the mysteries and raniticatinns of general hostcry and which will. no doubt, render Mir, Loda s guests much more comfortable and at ease in every department of the vast establishment. from culinary to office. Loda Brothers have shown themselves, since the first day of their entrce into this city, possessed of busi- ness nerve of high degree and that l they are gentlemen nf energetic push
 and pushing energy is evidenced from l the many needed improvements they have made haste 10 inaugurate. We l hope they may have every possible sue.
 cess Welilsewise give the young ladies welcome.
 l We arc always proud and iubiian,
 when tried and true friend, after sui 1 fering protracted confinement in.
 doms from dangerous illness, can again
 greet LIS on the street. This WAS ! especially the ease the other day whei VIC met and greeted Doctor Van Patten while taking his second buggy ride since he was taken sick several weeks ago. The Doctors complexion
 and general appearance indicates ht
 has gone through much intense suffer
 ing. It requires much patience ant 1 fnftitnde to submit to the yoke of physl
 cal ailment uneomplainingly, as ihis true gentleman has. We congratulat, | him on his cunvalescent condition, and
 sincerely hope to see hisn impr,ye eacl day til entirely recovered, and we be llcye the plan he has mapped out fol himself will greatly aid iii Il speedy re' ccvrry. He tells Us his intentions are ( | ride out every afternoon in fair weather | till able tn visit Hot Springs. Ia whicl city he will go aud remain tils Iii:
 whole system K cleansed, pnrilied, and rcs,iscitated by the external and inter nal waters. After stay of. perhaps
 Il couple o. months in the Baden Bade,
 of the United States. he will visit hi'
 brother remaining few weeks i'll on,
 of the Northerl, states in tho vinc-cias regions af the Great Lakes. This Is '
 wise course, and, no doubt, the Doctor
 will return in perfect physical condi ton.