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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-03-29
State w. C. T. u. Notes.

Word comes from Arkadelphia
that at Major Coles meetings a
liquor-seller was converted. He paid
the freight on supply of whisky,
went to the warehouse where it was
stored, took it out and poured it on
the ground. The Lord bless Bro.
Cole and his work. Let US pray that
other liquor men may be converted
and do likewise in the that whiskey
town, Camden.
A wise young man is Mr.. Robert
SALESMAN, who is to be married We'd
nesday, April 2, at the home of the
brides parents, to Miss Sadie
Springer, enc of Little Rocks choic-
est US.
Preamble and resolution adopted
at Little Rock Local Union, W. G.
T(U., March 26, 1890:
Whereas, There has been opened
under the shadow Of the State capitol
and in view Of the governors office,
place Of amusement the very name
of which, ''Theatre Comlque, is
expressive of influences that lower
instead of elevate. the throng that
gather for amusement; and
Whereas, Reports come to us of
mothers lamenting that their boys are
allured there to spend hours in wit
Messing degrading exhibitions, and
between the acts, men standing fair
in the community, set the example of
drinking with women they would
shrink from recognizing as associates;
and,
Whereas, We, as mothers, realize
that the permanency of our nation
as we'll as the happiness of our peo-
pie depends upon purity in morals
and an upright life; therefore
Resolved, That we deplore the ex-
lstence of such a demoralizing infu-
ence in our midst, and give our pro-
test to it being tolerated in our city,
and we call upon all pure men and
women to unite in an appeal to city
authorities to have it suppressed.
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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-03-29

A good way to clean an iron sink
is to rub it well cloth wet in kero-
sene oil.
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T.ABLE.TALli.

1t Ought to Mako tho Meal Time sAttrnc.
tive to the Children.
Sunday School Times. 4 1, y Z
There is no end to the modes OF con.
Quoting table talk as "a means Of child
training; aEd there is no end to the in.
tluence Of table talk in this direction,
however conducted. Indeed, may be
said'with truth that table talk is quite
as likely to to be influential as n means
OF child. Training when the parents have
no thought OF using it to this end, as
when they seek to use it accordingly. Al
every family table there is sure to- be
talking; and the talk that is heard at
the family table is sure to have its part
in a child's training, whether its parents
wish it to be so, or not. u.s.
There arc fathers whose table.talk is
chiefly in complaint of the family cook.
ing, or in criticism OF the mothers
method OF managing the household.
There are mothers who are more given
10 asking where on earth their children
learned to talk and act as they do, than
to inqpiring in what part OF the earth
the most important archaeological dis;
coreries are just now in progress. And
there are still more fathers and mothers
whose table.talk is wholly between them.
selves, except as they turn aside, occa.
sionally, to say sharply to their 4 little
ones:z 1"tWhy don'tiyou keep still, chill:
dreu, while your mother and father are
talking ~" All this table-talK has its in.
iluence upon the children. 1t leads
them to have less respect for their par.
ents, and less interest in the home table
cxcepttlas q place for satisfying theil
natural Z hunger. It is potent, even
though it be not profitable. :,.i5't5
STable.talky ought 10 be 2auch, in every
family as to make the hour OF home
meal-time one; of the bmost attractive as
well as one Of the most beneficial hours
OF the day to NIL sthes children. & But in
order to make table-talk valuable parents
must have something to talk about a,
the table, must be willing to talk abouI
it there, aud must have the children
lovingly in mind as they do their table
talking. ~ y 80 Z
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man ian for orr an explanation Of his liberality

man lor an explanation oil his liberality,
and he replied III illlt 4. M i,
"Just a. year, ago tonight In one Of
the towns on the Erie road, a tramp
struck me for a quarter and got IT, He
must have gone of on a freight train
right away, and he rot a lift Of twenty
odd miles before he was bounced. Four
hours later I took a train, and while
passing from one coach 10 another lost
my footing and was flung of. / struck
on my head and shoulders, and was
rendered unconscious, though not very
badly hurt. When ] came to there was
II quarrel over my body. Two men
wanted to p rob me- awhile 4 a third
was holding them or, and when
they attacked him no gave them
such a drubblng that they hauled
OF. Then he ran 10 "a farm house a
quarter Of q mile away, rohted out the
people, and helped carry mo there.
While / could hot speak, heard all that
WINS said. ] heard him say that he recog.
nized mo as the one who had befriended
him that evening; md before he went
away he insisted on taking an inventory
OF my personal property. had a watch,
a diamond pin, and oversl 900 In money;
and everything was kept sale for me
during the two weeks wasin the house,
But what became Of the tramp 2" NJ
II have never Seen him since. After
seeing me safe at tho house he started
of, saying he would send doctor from
the nearest town. and l never even had
the chance to thank him. "a 57illA ., 5i7i1g
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q RISE AND FALL. OF ATWOOD.

fflde Goetii before u Downfall Even Il
III Western Towns. (. IA ';3L', 2,
hes Yofss lIorla KdilsdG cltg Special.
Away In the northwestern part o.
Kansas, bordering on Nebraska and
separated from the most sparscly settled
portion OF Colorado, lies Rawlins county,
where novel county.seat, contest il
waging between Blakeman, a would.bu
metropolis, and Atwood, tho present
seat Of government. Tie indications
arc That In the county, seat election to
be held January 81, X Brakeman will be
the choice OF tho people, for by that
time Atwood bids fair.to DO but name,
without any pretenslons whatsoever
even Of yillageship. IS 55llTlEla =.
When Rawlins county was organized
y'the Legislature OF lSSl-5 Atwood was
the only town and was made the county
seat Tor five years, at the end OF which
time the people were to choose new
seat Of government. AT that time the
people who owned lots and farms in At
wood and the, vicinity we're sure their
fortunes were made. The Burlington
and Missouri River railroad was nego.
tia.ed with by the people and in the
tssAnmero OF 1883 4 branch OF the land was
built through. the county. Then land
began to boom. One OF the chief in.
ducements to Western railroads to es.
tend their lines is the opportunity to
secure good lands flow prices and hold
them for sale ut advanced figures.
When tho Burlington and Missouri
River road, however, tried TO secure
property tho people advanced their
prices 10 what seemed to be unrcasoni-
BILE figures. al, ,,::5s 81 55
This angercd the railroad manage
ment, and soon station was established
only three miles from Atwood and was
called Brakeman. The railroad bought
all the land in the vicinity. and by
making special oilers to settlers and
country merchants soon established
quite little town. The Atwood PEG.
pie laughed at Blakenlan's pretensions
aud still kept their real estate prices up.
This drove more people to Brakeman,
anu lust fall it was nearly as large as
Atwood. Then a county.seat election
was called to be held at the end OF the
five years lease Of Atwood, and Blake
man announced herself dis the only COM
petitor Of Atwood. Aftera consultation
with the Burlington and Missouri River
maynates a goodly sum was raised by the
Brakeman people, an emissary with funds
approached dissatisfied Atwood mer-
chant, Inducements to move were offer
ed, and the next thing the people ofAt-
wood knew a business firm had gone
with itsstock to Brakeman. One by one
the other merchants OF Atwood removed
to Brakeman. Then attention was given
to the residence portion and the dwell.
ings were taken apart one by one and set
up anew in Brakeman; and up 10 q few
days ago fifty-four stores and dwellings
had been transferred with their: owners
and contents from Atwood to Brakeman.
The negotiations are still in progress,
and it is now. figured by the Brakeman
people that in two weeks more nearly all
the houses OF Atwood will have been
moved, and thus when the county-seat
election day comes Brakeman will he
withouta rival and will secure the coyet-
ed honor very easily 5,5s ..i5e
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HealthsiS Wealth

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4 This Tramp Had a Heart.

Ono Christmas yseve, two or three
years ago, as We stood ina group in the
depot waiting room Mt Elmira,n writes o
reporter for the New? York Sun, There
was a scufllel and loud lwords, and we
turned to see the depot policeman show
ing a strampish.looking man out OF tho
place. !. 1t was a scene to make most Of
tile crowd smile, as the officer was a big
man and his victim a small one, but be-
fore lie had him outdoors a well.dressed,
tine.lookins man stepped forward and de,
manded an 81 Il
70 nicer, has this man been guilty. Of
any o1ense ?n53Ei:sl' ~ Z
MS@He's no business in here, air. was
the reply. n ~ e
Sa.WhY hasn't he 2, sl,s SsS:l 81 a
Because he's tramp. My orders are
to put: 'ein out. = rs x
sG"J ust wait. ~ u ;it q il. Il, q
i He brought out his wallet, handed the
forlorn:looking stranYerstwo crisp ten.
dollar bills, and then turned to the Of.
icer with 5ils .sE
sSSlH.Now, I let him alone. fSA man with
SEQ in his pockets no tramp" 80
God bless you, sir T. whispered the
recipient ofghis bounty as he looked al
the moneyiin great astonishment. Pm
no vagabond ; II M simply down on my
luck.1sI was wanting to get to Buffalo
where 1 hope to: hit a Job, and Tm5wil
ling to work at anything and for! any
price.
] IA Some one iyenturea to AJAX the gentle
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q Some one ~ 3iy,Ieelntured to iask the gentle
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1t Ought to Make tho Meal Time sAttrnc
tive to tho Children. Z. -
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ISTIlE BLONDE GOING ,,
IL So She /. Evidently Going il pla.e Of !.

II So She Is Evidently Going In Blaze Of
.sNinIi4. Glory. 3.
The Bpoeh VI. ~ :. n Il
Theatre.goers of generation ago who
read that Patti had blondincd her black
hair will recall the buzz OF comment that
arose in the town one day late in the 100.
when the famous aud popular actress re.
turned from Europe with her dark hair
transformed to golden hue. The prac.
tice was new among the stage artists OF
America then, but 1t has become com.
mon enough since, and, indeed, u very
cursory examination OF history will show
many distinguished precedents to JUST.
fy the diva's course. i.a4f5
Marie Stuart, we know, gave an au.
burn tinge to her dark. tresses, the. bad
but beautiful Messalina covered her
black locks with a yellow wig, and Marie
Antoinette made the fortune OF French
artist who discovered a powder that
would give her hair the reddish hue
characteristic OF the women whom the
old masters painted. And, indeed,
women in all times aud places where
fashion has demanded 1t have made use
Of artificial means. to tighten tho color OF
their hair. But the fact that Patti
should determine 10 become blond is
interesting, not alone because most of
the great sopranos, like Nilsson aud
Jenny Lind, have been blondes, but also
because her action is likely to renew the
recent discussion regarding tho relative
popularity OF the blonde and brunette
styles OF beauty in women.
Z Harriet Lane, whose reign at the
White House in James Buchanan's DAYS
is still u social milestone, was blonde
with golden hair, deep violet eyes aud
a peculiarly beautiful mouth" Kate
Chase, the belle OF Lincoln's administra-
ton, had auburn hair. Harriet VIII
liams, the Georgetown beauty who mar
ried Count do Bodisco, the Russian
Minister at Washington, and became
the belle OF St. Petersburg, was "mag-'
nilicent fair woman with golden hair
and brown eyes" Saidee Polk Fall, the
belle OF Nashville, has reddish.goldeu
hair. Beautiful Consuelo Yznaga, now
Lady Vaudeville, has brown eyes aud
black eyebrows, but her hair is a mass
OF gold. Miss Mabel Wright, perhaps
the prettiest girl in New York society,
has been called ssthc most exquisite
blonde ever seen on this side Of the At
lantic," and Mrs. Adolph !: Ladenburg,
the married belle, has pink com
plexioh, blue eyes and curling hair that
lis like spun gold. =. e y.
Many OF the ladies' in the Administra.
ton circles at Washington, including
Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Mckee and Miss
Mildred Fuller, are blondes, and the list
might be extended Indefinitely. II the
blonde is going out Of existence she is,
from all indications, going out in a blaze
Of glory. b n N 4. "a. -,
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u y 3!5t Tx 5ii't Cotton.
4 ,ClNcISSATl, o. Jan. l5.-cotton steady; mid
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WEAK eyes and inflamed lids indicate
an impure condition Of. the blood. The
best remedy is Ayers Sarsaparilla. Z 1t
vitalizes the, blood, regulates tho secre.
tons, and expels oil scrofulous humors
frolnE the system. Try it's Price 81.
Worth S. bottle. q 81 {; Daw 8
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baltimore Live Stock Market. Ii, u
Y, ~ \ 49, CALvEgToS STOCK YARDS, Il 4,
asi MONDAY. Jan. IS. h
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Bueklcn's. Arnicn salve.

= The best Isalves in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Sit
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Y Price Is cents per
box. S For sale by Logan Drug Go. 1900!
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srNrroNs-- Moisture; Intense itching & and,
stinging; most at night; worse by. scratching,
II allowed 70 continue tum0rs form, which often
bleed and seulceratc, q becoming 3 very sore.
SwAfSEa OINTMENT stops the Itching and bleed.
Ing, heals tu!ccIation,E aud lin most cases re-
80 cenls.9 Dr. Swayno & Son, Phiiadelp hIa. ~ so
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CHOW to euro An Skin pI,cns,,c,,,.

Simply apply G""SwArSEs oINraENr.m No In.
tcrnal medicine required: Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruptons on the face, hnnds nose, &C.,
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. III
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist 10,
swAYHEs OINTMENT. Esii ~ sssttI4tf5 rThaiw :.
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= 80 = 49,"
Homo Treatment, \
Is Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they arc due to the presence Of living
parasites in the lining membrane Of the
nose aud eustachisn tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
a fact, and the result Of the discovery is
that a simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications
made at homo by the patient once in two
weeks. 81 s 4 S5.s Il, 5GG
N. B.-This treatment is not snuff
or M ointment; both have been dis.
csrded by reputable physicians as inju-
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt OF stamp
to pay postage, by A. Fl. Dixon & Son,
337 and $3.50. West King street, Toronto,
Canada.-C Christian Aduocate. 4; III !, a
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features Of I the Money and .sto'

The Features OF the Money and Stock
"a Markets. n !. !,
SEw York. jan Mooney on call easy
ranging from 4 TO ~ per cent, last loan pei
cent, closed offered at 4 per cent. Prime mer
camille paper 5Ha7 per cent. Sterling Exchange
1ulet bnt. steady at 81 sl5tai S55i. Sales Of
stocks Dol 7sJ shares. Z n y z *, Irf,IfS
The stock market to-day was dull, narrow and
contracted as usual Of Late but there was 4 bet,
ter dlstribution oil business done, though tho
Coal stocks were still most prominent IN ihg
regular list, and Sugar showed a marked I'm.
pforement. There was some pressure brought
upon the Changers, but had little effect, 81 Paul
declining but \ fraction. After this the market
settled down TO dullness aud nrmness, but later
Ia the day, when covering In the Coal stocks be.
came noticeable, J tho upward movement ali
around became mora pronounced and material
advances wero scored all over the llst The
market finally closed dull but strong generally
al tho best prices Of the day. Oregon Short Line
Is down l per cent, but Sugar rose OK and Man.
haitian 19si Others fractional amounts, generally
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RINEHART & TATUM,
Real Estate, Stocks & Fire Insurance,
n -H $780, JIea NJ RE FIT STREEr
FOR SALE.

h e FftT =
Ten Roomcd Brick House, In good repair. ut 80
Thirteenth street, 81 ,5UO. -
Five RoOmed Cottage, q North broadway
,Geet, 81 500. "a, q z - -, 5
Three koomcd Brick House, 70 South Huron
Street, l,U7J. q Il : j;fSt 4
Residence on North Front street. 1, (, 81 y s
And many other Improved Properties, at low
lgrres: Will pay well As an investment stsE -
- Fruit: Farm within sight Of this city, lust In
ih prime; will sell ntG bargain.
Bnildlug Lots ut all prices, In all parts of the
city, At last yenr's prices. buy before the I'D.
Vance Genes, either for homes or investments.
FOR RENT.
Ten RoOmcd Brick Dwelling at SIS Main street.
AL modern improvements; ane location. { fFSs'i
StoterOOin, is,.3 Main street. ~ s.
sereu ROomed Dwelling. les North Front
itteet; all modern conreniences. Il Ii " il
Store room, Iu0i Market street. ~
several small dwellings on the Island and
south Wheeling. fS s. ~. I,-tI5- Z; n II
I ;sairat Y 1920 Main Street.
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. CAN'T SLEEP, NIGHTS

Is,the complaint Of thousands suffering
from asthma, consumption, coughs, ETC.
Did2yous ever try Dr. Acker's English
Remedy 3saIt is ! the best preparation
known for all. lung troubles. d Sold tonEa
positive guarantee at 25c and SOC. Ii For
sale by Logan Drug Co., JlT.s Goodwin
4 Co.. O: R. Goetze, AT. Young John
Coleman. 4 s. DAVIS Il
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quiet; Rio w.

CISciSHATI, O.. Jan. lJ.-Flour dull. Wheat
firm; No. red Soc; receipts $500 bushels: Nh o.
ments 1850 bushels. Corn firm; No. 2 mixed
S5c. Oats firm at 2ic:- Rye easier at SOC; Pork
firm at 81 SIX. Lard strong at 5.75c. Bulk
meats firm; short ribs J.75alS715c : Bacon
stronger; short clear Csc. Whisky steady at
81 @. Butter, sugar and cheese firm Eggs easy
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business House and Dwelling numbered 22I3
and ?2i5 Market street. 90, s;,1r
Business House and Dwelling, numbered 22I7
and 22io Market street; the halls on second aud
third floors will be converted into dwelling
rooms 10 suit tenant. :siirsi 50 i y
Is Acre Farm, $500 per annu,n. I'D Si ~
A Desirable Residence OF line Of r., W. & Ky.
Railroad, SII1 per nnnum. - .iEs1 IS
Fine Residences. Lots. Farms and other prop
etty for sale. ,=5..r II. 9s-sz -
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. S. Claim Attorney and No.
tGry Public. No. lGla Market Street. Ial3 e
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CHICAGO. Jan, 5.-Cattle-Rcceipts Is, 600 head /;
shipments $500 head: market firm; beeves 81 7Oa
.: steers s. 0oai so: stocscrs and feeders s. 25a
$ 10: Texans 81 5Vn3 10. Hogs Rcccipts 81, 600
head; shipments 600 head; market fairy active
and 5al0c lover: mixed IS 5OA3 771S: heavy s. 80
~ 80: light 50 Sous 50; skips s. O0a3 50. Sheep
Receipts 900 head; shipments 1900 head /:
fed IS Is; Texans S. 5oli so. ~
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Jan. Observation-Disclosures
SO head; shipments 100 head; market steady;
prime 81 25ai 30; fair to good 81 9Oai 10; common
s. 2aa3 50 stockefs aud feeders s. 5Gl3 Is Hogs
Receipts a,lO0 head; shipments / 900 head mar.
3S5. Shcep-Receiptso ., 900 head shipments ., 2OC
head; market active: prime IS iO,l5 IS; fair 10
good 81 6Oa5 70; common g 60dJ 20; limbs 81 Goa
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Railroads..

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R.R,
Az On and after Monday, October! u, 1859,
trains on tho Wheeling & Kim Grove Railroad
will run AZ follows: ~ "a Ia;
LEAVE WHEELING. 3!
$50 a. m, 700 a. M. 300 a. m, II 100 a. M, 80
p. M, $3.50 p M, $40 p. M, 100 p. m, 300 p IN
LEAVE WHEELING PARK.
6:l0 a. m T:i5 a. M, 10 a. M, 1880 p. M, $50
p. M, 1870 p. m, 6:lo p. m. SEQ p. M, 10 p m.
.suSDAfs-Leaye tho city at $50 a. m., and
Ing Park Ut 9:to q. M, aud ran every hour until
l0to m. Except church train wifi leave Park
at 9:i5 a. MI aud city at l2:lb r. IN. e.s51
4 Oc.G . - 49, wv @ IL IRSCII Snn,t N
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NEW York, Jan. lS.-petroleum opened stcndy
nj 81 OK. and after yielding slightly in the first
smles, became strong and advanced to 81 OK.
The close was firm a. 81 0,3s. Stock Exchange:
81 oiA; closing at 81 03s: sales 2lSOO0 barrels.
OIL CITY, Jan. l5.-Petroleum opened ut 81 Uiss;
highest 81 e5l&: lowest 81 OK: closed at 81 ok
sales 100 barrels charters S. 1888 barrels; ship.
ments 10,:.H barrels; runs Co. 16i barrels. 81 Z
{ PrTTsBuRoH, Pa. JAM, l5-petroleum dull but
steady: opened at 81 OH closed at 81 OK; high
est 81 O5I; lowest 81 OK. III
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 15.-Opened at 81 O4s1;
closed at 81 05: highest 81 O5z; lowest 81 0iss;
clearances Ga 500 barrels 90 ,iss'Ss ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-16

&, Whether honesty is the best policy or
not depends upon the condition Of the
police force. 33 5t:st.5 Il "a. 1ggs