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drink cologne!
"More of them do than you would imagine
have personal acquaintance with lady. fol-
example. who never goes anywhere without he,
little bottle of cologne, from which she take.
small and surreptitious sips from time to time
The receptacle she carries is of silver, resem.
bling vinaiSrette, and she will take q briei
nip from il SO artfully, even in street. car tina,
no one can possibly suspect what she is doing.
Her method is-it is the same, fancy, with
other women-not to swallow the stuff ever in
large doses as a man does whisky, but to 81,
only very little of it at time, applying her
lips to the flask just sufficiently often to keep
her slightly and agreeably stimulated"
you don't mean that she becomes intoxi-
cated?''
Not exactly. small and pleasant jag of a
continuous nature is what she aims at pre-
sumo. Her silver vinaigrette is big enough to
hold fully two ounces and that quantity she
has told me confidentally is enough 70 last her
for an afternoon spent in making a round of
calls. / have no notion that she is ever percep-
come with her vice that is beyond her power
to control"
sit must be very injurious"
"Beyond doubt. The average cologne is
more than so per cent alcohol, while whisky has
only from 40 to 60 per cent. Its specific effect
stuff is fiery that it will take your breath
away altogether for a moment If YOU are only
| accustomed to drinking such comparatively
mild beverages as rye or old Medford. But.
the habit once acquired. nothing less powerful
is satisfying, 1 understand. Alcohol-and
cologne is simply that deodorized with a
little rose water and few drops of essential
oils added-is a very popular drink with ed
vanced bummers. The apothecary opposte
told me the other day that he was FREQUENTLY
obliged to refuse TO sell il TO customers whose
appearance indicated that they wanted il for
bibulous purposes From the bummer's point
of view alcohol has two advantages II Is ire
mendously stimulating, being IS per cent pure.
goes much further per drink for that reason,
and is decidedly cheaper than whisky, costing
run it is likely to cost far less inasmuch az the
habitUal consumer does not usually live more
than five years at the outside"
''But the cologne habit seems such n worry
curious one to acquirep'
1T does appear rather SO. But know of a
trick that women often have which would be
calculated very easily to lead them into II. A
woman will sometimes get into the way of tax
ing little sip Of cologne at the conciusion Of
her toilet just before she goes down 10 the
drawing room or starts ont, Just 70 make her
breath agreeably perfumed. You can imagine
how readily such q custom would lapse into a
vice. Undoubtedly there are q great many
victims Of this peculiar tipple, who are never
suspected Of the indulgence by their friends.
A lady well known in Washingto society told
me once that she almost invariably found the
cologne bottles emptied in the room appro-
priated TO the women for dressing purposes
after party q her house."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

he GREAT toy manu-
facturers, in prepare
ton for the Christmas
soon to arrive, have got
out some very inter-
esting novelties in the
way Of games. which
will tempt those who
want to purchase such
means Of amusement
for the Young people,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

Condderate.-Eond Husband -'sBut, Beasie,
that cloak You have on II the very on6I would
not get you becsnse Il was 20 expensiver'
sfterward because Z could NOT bar to tSinf
how You would reproach yourself for your OBJ
stinacy In not getting II for me."-Fws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29
WHAT THE HONEYMOON MEANS.
A Survival Of Savage Custom--Some Other
Primitive Fashious.

AN YOU tell me from
what source this custom
of the honeymoon jour
ney is derived" asked a
young married man, just
returned from his we'd
ding trip with much
fiattened pocket book. Of
a scientific friend.
why, my dear boy"
was the reply, sit is of
purely savage origin and
represents . survival Of
the primitive method Of
marriage by capture.
LIN the early days of social
existence before the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

From the Chicago News
. In the inferior races the head ceases 10 grow
after twenty years Of age. In the superior
races the head Of the intelligent and educated
man increases in volume until thirty 1--we, forty
and fifty-iive years. The skull has reached its
maximum Development when ths bones com
posing il are welded together so ~ 20 render
the suture invisible. Once the suturee are
solidifed the further growth Of the brain 4
impossible, which Is said TO explain the insur-
mountable difficulty experienced in tryinr 10
teach lliterate adults. The solidificasion ysries
according TO the investigating activity Of The
brain. Il takes place between the ages Of
twenty-five and twenty-five years in the tssk
worker, between twenty-eight and thirtv-
five in the middle-class manual Protection.
and after thirty-hve in educated persons Who
practice intellectual professions. Recent expert
ments in the female colleges Of Russia prove
that woman's bead. though naturally srnailar
than mans, Is susceptible 70 similar devslop-
ment under educational treatment. The slrurs
Of greA thinkers grow throughout lie. II
frontal sutures Of Pascal, Rousseau and otharv
who lived 10 ripe old age were found opea
Comparison Of the individual skulls a dilerent
races discloses the singular and imporeans fact
that In the inferior beings the solidi6catiop a
the sutures begins In the frontal or intellectual
region OF the brain and terninstes In ~ oc-
cipital, or animal. In the case Of che ciyilised
man, on the contrary, the solidihcation. benin
ming much later in Gfe, starts in The occipitAl,
passes into the parietal bone, and thence 70 thc
frontal, thus giving I'll the last noosnt ths
fullest scope % tie ssPssies fanesesA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29
RAKED FROM THE DEEP
How Sponges Are Gathered, Prepared
and Brought to Market.
WHAT A SPONGE REALLY Is.

How 1t Grows and Reproduces It's Kind Is
IL One individual or Manye-Fishing for
sPenses-Rotted Out In Stockades and Sold
by the stsck-Why Sand Comes In sponges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29
SECRET OF THE LYMPH,
what Washington Medical Men Think Of
Prof. Koch's Discovery.

ID II PToMAINE THAT IS HOSTILE TO THE
CONSUMPTION GERM?-THE BACILLUS OF TUBER-
CULosIs AND HOW IT DOES ITS DEADLY WORK
WE OFTEN BREATHE SUCH GERMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29
BIG PRoEITs ON PAPKn noxvH
What Uncle Sam Hss Gained by Fr,ssSs>,
Currcncy-Cash DESTROYED

HE PARD0R STOVE b
. considerable source
Of income TO the United
States treasury at this
time ofyear, though the
contributors 10 the fund
accumulated by it,
means are invariably
most unwilling ones.
said . treasury Official
10 . writer for Tnr
SrAR-
''of al ways Of hoard
ing paper money none
anfaars A. n. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29
FRESH HOLIDAY GAMES.

Some New Amusements Provided for Joyous
Christmas Young Folks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29
An Invocation.

an invocation.
From binding task and daily care set free
From our own selves desiring most release,
o kindly nature, we have come to thcei
Give Us thy peace!
From empty shows that have no power 70 bless,
From the sweet, lost illusion of Our youfh
We come to learn Of thee thy steadfastness-
Thy changeless truth.
Each spring thy shining buttercupe unfolA-
through all the years they vary not In hue.
Thy viOlets have their fragrance a. of Old
Their faithful blue.
stu are thy cowslip blossoms meekly bowed.
Thy wlding rose displays its golden heart.
my chnGing woodbtne grows not sttR and urond
To stand apart.
SIN do thy beeches and thy oals spread form
Their new-ciad giant branches to the sky:
Thy birds repeat each well-known song OF mirth
or plaintive cry.
Such were thy beautiss in creations pq1me.
And sfill, though AL unchanging, they are new
May We, D Nature, simple or sublime,
Like thee, be truei
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KNOW NOTHING RIOTS.
Exciting Scenes in Washington at
an Election in 1858.
QUEILED BY THE MARINES.

An English Lady's Book on Alexandria-Ty-
rome Powers just Tribute to Washington
society-A Story Of Henry C1ay-Pleasant
Rsminiscsncss of August Belmont.
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6he couldn't cot, - couldn't dng,
She even beauty lacked, >
0g Ts = o sns si so1se sss sSc,as ing
~Ristsessv Ds1oiA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

to change the very nature of bodies and to
make gold Of all things. By burning the dia-
mond it has been discovered to be merely pure
carbon crystallized Charcoal is pure carbon.
Ii the way to crystalline it could only be found
out diamonds could be made to order in any
quantity. Now. there is no reason for saying
that chemists will not learn, sooner or later, to
make crystals of carbon. That the thing is
possible, physically speaking, have not the
shshtes' doubt. 1t is simply question of dis
covering the correct process. No difficulty is
found In obtaining crystals of sugar salt or
alum by permitting the water in which these
substances are dissolved to evaporate very
slowly and in perfect stiffness. 1t has been
suggested that some peculiar compound of
Charcoal may be found, which, submitted to
like conditions. will produce regular crystal
line forms. Such forms would be real dia-
monds.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
MARRIED.
Evans--N a sh.

Married, on Thursday, November l3, 1890. by Rev. Nj. B. Umsted. Mir. w. r. Evans and Miss Daisy Nash, both of this city.
 After the ceremony the happy couple repaired to the residence of the brides sister, Mrs. George Bottoms. three miles north of town, where an elegant supper was served, and where large number of intimate friends had gathered to wish them god-speed and much happiness. They will go to housekeeping at once. in the Nash residence. on Church street. THk TIMES wishes them much joy. MT. Evans has been employed in this office at different times during the past three years, and Is an energetic and trustworthy young gentleman, while his beautiful wife is one of tho best and most attractive young ladies of Forrest City. They are both quite young for the responsibilities of mar ried life. but If there is any virtue in the good wishes of all who know them. their pathway through the world will be lane that is strewn with roses. while the trials and troubles they meet us they journey along will only be little ones.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
kfalinrv--poniex.

Mir. Ed Mallory, of Widener. and Miss Lauf;, F. Dooiey. of Forrest City, were united im tho holy bonIs of mat. rinony. Ut o'clock. Tuesday night, November l l, 1890. Ut the residence oi the brides brother, Dt. IT, r. Dooley Rev. M B. Umstrd. officiating.
 Quiis number of intimate friends of both families were present Ut tlte joyful climax of this successful wooiug. No happier man than Mir. Mallory lives in the county. and well may he be happy and proud. He has won for his partner in joys and in griefs ono of the most charming and interesting young women of this county. Beauti- ful not only of face. but shc is possess ed of refined and noble nature, such as invites confidence and reflects her hospitality. May they reap the rich est blessings of Him who joined them together is the wish of TRE TINES.
 The happy couple are the recipients of large collection of beautiful, use ful and very valuable gifts.
 Immediately after the ceremony the wedding party went to the residence of the groom's father, where an elegant feast awaited them.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
Buy your SCHOoL BoOKs and STA TIoNERY at l.. Rollwage X Co.'S.
 Han N " Norton wont to Iitfla

Buy your SCHOOL Books and STA TIoNEEY at l.. Rollwage X Co. s.
 Hon. N. W. Norton went to Little Rock on legal business Wednesday. raylor's Sure Cure. cures Chills and Foyer.
 Taylors Sure Cure, cures Dyspepsia.
 Taylor's Sure Cure, cures Indigestion. Call and examine our elegant variety of wraps, also latest styles of Caps, at l.. Rollwage X Co. s.
 All kinds of Bedsteads, ranging in .srice from sl 50 up, at Russell, Graham N Co.'S Call and examine them.
 A nice, new, flrst-class Family Car riage to trade for a good horse.
 CnAs. DELANo. Malaria is an unseen poison in the air, and is inhaled into and affects the entire system. Cascarine effectually destroys it.
 Cascarine is a sovereign remedy for kidney diseases. It banishes the pains usually felt in the small of the back and cleanses he whole system.
 Gents, youths and childrens CLOTH NO made speciality. Examine our stock and save money thereby. l. 2ollwage X Co.
 WANTEp--About two dozen good sized Turkeys, on or before December l5. Parties will call at TIE TIMES office for further information.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
IConrnullicnted.l l
INVElI'IINIIFtslNFU' May They Live Long and Pr,

May They Live Long and Prosper
 Another bark, ireigliteti with human hopes and fears. with n brave captain upon the deck and a bonny bride at tho helm. with gaily flying flags and the cheers of hnst of friends. has been launched upon the tempestuous sea uf mattimany. \ waving of hats. Ia tiuttrr af l,andkerchiels and We wtsl them "iion Voysge,' We can. not follow them. 1t ss a journey far two. But We wish them well. and trust that the peace ef this world and the next may rest, ike Il bctletlieiiotl. upon them. And in after years. when whispering breezcs from the fartl,t,nt shores of single -blesseaness are waited to them, ma5 they cause ilo regrets te mar their happiness. no ile-ting memory af bsgone days to cloud the brightness of their lives -bnt. passing as swiftly as they came. leave thc lung vista of coming years one brilliant ray Of sunshine, undimnie,l by the slight est shadow. WHITE ARROW.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
LOCAL.

Try the Studebaker Wagon. l.. Roll. wage X Co. sole Agents.
 Call ut Russell. Graham X Co. s for School Books. All books at lowest prices.
 Cascarine is an excellent remedy for children; mild in action and pleasant to take.
 Buy your Lime. Cement, Fire Brick, Terra Gotta and Flue Pipe from l., Rollwage X Go.
 Gents Furnishings of every descrip tion, and iu the latest styles, at Fus sell, Graham X Co. s.
 A full line of FURNITURE kept constantly on hand at l.. Rollwage < Co. s, very cheap for cash.
 Pains in the smail ol the back are indicative of disordered kidneys. Gas caripe will restore their healthy action. .syior.s Sure Cure. cures Bilsousncss.
 ryylor's Sure Cure, cures Constipation
 Tayior's Sure Cure. cures Sick Headaohe A good secondhand twu-horse wagon fsr sale cheap. See Geo. O. Martin, at the new store next door to the bank.
 The universal verdict of those who have tried Cascarine is that 1t does all that is claimed for 1t. Try it and be convinced.
 Leading authorities say the only proper WAY to treat catarrh is to take a constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 There never was remedy that gave so good satisfaction always as Dr. Bulls Worm Destroyers. Physicians recommend them.
 Hardware. Stoves and Furniture 'till you can't rest, at Russell. Crahar Co.'S. All styles. sizes and prices, tt please any and everybody.
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods, Notions, Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, at l.. Rollwage X Co.'S.
 There Is great satisfaction in good first-class Pocket Knife. H. Evans X Co. have a large stock of the best knives made, and will sell them cheap. Why scratch your life away when a little Hunts Cure judiciously applied will cure the worst case of Itch ever known? If not, it costs you nothing Price 50c,
 
 immediate cure for nervous. neuralgia sick, dyspeptic and chronic headache Ask your druggist for 1t. Dc cured while you wait.
 A large stock of first class Summer clothing, which they do not wish |, carry over. will be disposed of at price. to suit purchasers. at J. w. Beck < Co. s. Call and examine 1t.
 
 never was strong. and l married a delicate little lady We travelled much in search of health, but we remainc, invalids until We began a use of Dr Bulls Sarsaparilla. We both are nov in better health and feel stronger R A. Matthews, Harrisburg, Pa.
 Why pay 5 cents or si when you cal buy Plantation Chill Cure irregular ant tastelessl of l.. Rollwage X Co. and ! w. Beck & Co, Forrest City: Dr. R. l West, Wheatley; W. c. Ferguson. Fer gusonville: E. T. Oliver X Co, Caldwell J. J. Hughes, Haynes; Banks. Wilkin, son N O., Palestine: Israel Goldberg Wheatley; Hughes X Curtis. Haynes IIemenway Bros., Wheatley; koser X DeIaositt. Widener; ID. |. Jones Haynes. K. F.. Hinton, Wheatley; J. B. Terry, Caldwell. for 5O cents, whc guarantee 1t to cure you.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15

Do You Have Headac ne? rreston's filed. Axe" cures in is min rtee. ard < wtN'' e.rs s.shimw else
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
peafness Cant be cured.

Deafness can't be cured by local appli- cations, as they cannot reach the dN- cased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an iniamed condition of the mucous lining of th. Eustachian tube. When this tube gets lniiamed yea have ' rumbing sound UT imperfect hearing, and when il is entirely closed deafness is the result. and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored ia its normal condition hearing will be d,- stroycd forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing bu, all intamed condition of the mucous sur. faces.
 We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness geaused by ca,srrhl that we cannot cure by taking Haii's CA tarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
 F. J. CHENEY < Co, Toledo, Q.
 Sold by druggists. T5c.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
ATTENTION PEOPLE,!
even Reasons Why You Should Use REEDS
 TASTELESS CHILL CURE:

lst, 1t is the best
 2nd. It is the largest bottle. 3rd The taste is very nice 4tl It is splendid for children and old people, 5th It has box of pills free with each bottle. 6th It destroys all malaria and builds up the system 7th It is sold No Cure No Pay !" and insist on get. ting it. Sold everywhere
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
shiloh,s Consum ptlor Cure

This is beyond question the most sue cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold. few doses invariably cure the worst cases Inf Cough. Group and Bronchitis. while It's wonderful success In the cure of Consuinp ton IS without a parallel in the history If medicine. Since it's first discovery IL has been sold on \ guarantee, test which no other medlcice can stand. Y yau haze a Cough we earnestly ask yaa ta V Price 10 cents. so cents. anu siaa aag l.ungs are sore. Chest or Bark las.,e. .is. Shiioh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Winthrop q Co; ]. J. Ables. Colt
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
Jorctap--Popa.

Mir. Samuel II. Jordan, of Buena
 Vista, Va, and Miss Sallie B. Pope. of our city. will be united in the holy
 bonds of matrimony, on "Wednesday evening, November. 26th. at s o'clock
 at the Methodist Episcopal church, Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
Perry--Cuerr,nr.

Jas. Perry WAS married to Miss Mary Guerring Ill the clerks office Thursday Rev. J. A. Mason officiating. Tn. happy pair are from Franks township and we wish them much joy.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-15
Coberp--Wooei,

W. J. Cobern and Miss Katie Wood of Franks township, were married in Forrest City, Wednesday. by Rev. J. A. Mason. We offer congratulations.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-12
NO MORE CAR STOVES.
A New Heating system on the Pc
sylvania Railroad.

A New Heating system on the Penn
syIvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Pennsylva-
MIA railroad company is doing away with the
car stove and putting in its place steam.
For several years the company experimental
with different steam-heatipg devices, but
found them almost all impracticable. When
the New York legislature passed law re-
quiring all cars used in that state to be
heated by steam, the Pennsylvania railroad
company had to get some means, az num-
Der of Its cars were used in that state.
The system finally adopted is exclusively
that Of the Pennsylvania company and is as
follows: Two straight pipes two inches in di-
ameter, one for steam and the other to carry
the water of condensation back to the loco
motive. This is done by a small vacuum
pump fixed on the tender and kept constant
ly RAINING. The exhaust steam Is all that is
used in heating the train. The pipes are go
made that the steam can be cut Off from any
one car without interfering with the others.
The pipes come up in the car on each side
just about the middle. From the pipes in
the car spur runs under each seat, which
gives general distribution of heat.
The car is ventilated by forty openings
through the floor, each about two inches in
diameter, and directly under the seats. The
fresh air passes over the steam pipes, becom-
ing heated before passing into the car. The
steam passes directly to each end Of tho car.
All the pipes are 30 pitched as to drain to-
wards one common center. If car gets
too hot, there is valve in the floor which
can be go adjusted as to regulate The heat.
Besides using the exhaust steam, a conneo-
ton is made with the boiler, 30 that in case
of very severe weather steam can be taken
direct.
This leaves the Baltimore and Ohio the
only one of the trunk lines which has not
adopted this simple, necessary and indis-
pensable precaution for the safety of passen.
gers, while the Reading is the only impor.
tant line in eastern Pennsylvania which has
taken no steps, as yet announced, to protect
its passengers.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-12

- a IA E-EsI.
TlINE Croquet and fine self-Acting Rubber Shoe
ID makers. Don't hesitate to give your notices
and come to Colchester. We pay ~ and 515 cents,
advertised elsewhere. Plenty OF work good
boarding places. Come one, come all.
my29 tf COLCHESTER RUBBER co.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-12
GERMANY IN AFRICA.

The Terms of Her Settlement with
England.
LONDON, June 1.-THE St. James's Ga
zette, in an article on the negotiations now
being carried on by England and Germany
relative to territory in Africa, says 1t is prob
able that settlement will be reached by the
terms of which the Germans will evacuste
With and abandon their claims to the terri-
tory behind With.
The Gazette further says that line will
be drawn across the Victoria Nyanza one de-
gree south of tho equstor to the eeatern boun-
dairy of the Congo state. AL the disputed
territery north of this line will be English,
and all south of it German the English
will be entitled to constructs and
use road from the Viotol.a Nyanza
to Lake Tanganyika. The English will also
have absolute control of the Stevenson road
from Lake Tanganyika to Lake Nyassa and
of the region round Lake Bangweolo and the
Urungu territory.
The action Of DR.. Peters and the treaties
he has made with with native chiefs, the
Gazette says, will be expire ,sely disavowed al
Berlin
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-12
Thursday. June IL, 1890

four years, died yesterday morning at Bath,
Me. He was one of the leaders Of the Maine
bar.
Herbert Ellis, aged eighteen years, was
drowned while bathing in the river atE1ster,
N. e., yesterday afternoon. Body not
found.
II is understood that ex-President Cleve-
land with Joe Jefferson, the actor and, 70 few
other gentlemen have rented Hotel Attaquin
at Mashpee for the last week in July.
By an explosion Of natural gas In dwell
ing house in Allegheny City, Pa, yesterday
Mr.. Kipp, aged seventy, and her granddaugh-
ter, Lizzie, sixteen years old, were fatally
burned.
Senator Sherman yesterday introduced the
bill to incorporate the pan-American bank,
a draft of which was sent to congress by the
secretary of state and introduced In the
house by Mr.. Hit.
The commencement exercises Of Columbia
college were held at the Metropolitan opera
house in New York last night. President
Low. presided and made an address. De.
grees were conferred On 315 graduates of diff
ferent departments.