The Russellville Democrat., 1891-03-05

Headache is the direct result of h. digestion and Stomach Disorders. Remedy these by using De Witt's Little Early Rlsers and your headache disap- pears. The favorite Little Pill every where. Weimer Drug Co.
 The Russellville Marble Works re- ceivsd an order last week for hand some monument for tho Confederate cemetery at Clarksyille. The handsome shaft is to be erected in memory of the fallen braves under the auspiciss of the Clarksville Confederate Associa- ton composed of Messrs. E. T. McCon- nell, A. s. McKennon, ". A. May, John c. Hill, T. K. May and others.
 It is said that the Southern Gsrmicids is unquestionably the finest Blood Pur- ifier that science and medical skill have ever brought to light. It is pleasant to take, and when properly diluted and swsetened with sugar, makes drink almost similar and equal to lemonade. Go to Brooks and get bottle. If While in Little Rock last week we heard several members of the senate and lower house speak in very high terms of Senator Harkey and Repre- sentative Russell. They have been do- ing quiet, but effective work In behalf of good measures, while their votes have always been recorded against bad bills. They have not only done their duty on the floor, but have been vigi- lant and active in the committss rooms. There is no danger of cold result iDg in pneumonia when Chambsrlain's s | Cough Remedy is used as directed nfor severe cold.r It effectually counter acts and arrests any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia. This fact was | fully proven in thousands of cases du- l ring the epidemic of influenza last win ter. For sale by Weimer Drug Co. Delegates and others attending the Shady Grove session of Ewing Presby- tery last week had very pleasant and profitable meeting. The commission- CTS appointed to tho general assembly to meet next May at Owsnsborough, Ky, are Reys. ". c. Wheat and 0. F. Bsttis on the part Of the ministry and Jshn A. Erwin and J. A. Thompson Of Lamar on the part of the sldership. The next meeting of Ewing Presbytery will be held in Russsllville, beginning August 20.
 l January l, 1892, Wm. Brooks, the druggist, will distribute to his custom. CTS seven valuable prizes. Every pur- chaser of 50 cents worth of goods will be entitled to q ticket. The prizes are One organ, valued at $l25; one dinner set, consisting of 101 pieces, gold -rimed china ware worth $25; one sewing ma chine worth $25; one road cart valued at $20; one guitar, valued at $10, one hanging lamp valued at $6.
 Mayor Russsll's proclamation, pub- | lishsd In another column, reminds us 1 that the annual election fer municipal officers will occur April z. We have it upsn good authority that at the close Of his term Capt. Russell will insist upon retiring permanently from the Mayors office, q position held by him for five consecutive terms. Russell vile will indeed be fortunate to secure another who will serve so acccptably and well. Every office should be filled by broad-guage, liberal and progress i've citizen, and 1t is time the people were giving the matter deliberate con sideration. Meantime any public spir- tied gentleman desirous of immolating 2 himself upon the municipal altar, can let the fact be known through our an nouncement columns at the usual rates.
 Several years ago Chamberlain & Co. of Des Moines. Iowa, commenced the the manufacture of cough syrup, be. lieviDg it to be the most prompt and reliable preparation yet produced for coughs, colds and croup; that the pub, lie appreciate true merit, and in due time It was certain to become popular. Their most sangnine hopes have been more than realized. Oyer three hundred thousand bbttles of Chamber. lain's Cough Remedy are now sold each year, and it is recognized as "tnc
 best made," where ever known. It
 will cure a severe cold in less time than
 any other treatment. For sale by
 Wsimer Drug Co.