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The Forrest City times., 1891-07-31
KICKER.
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that for years we have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, pr. Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen's Arnica Save and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfac- ton. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. C. r. Hinton, druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-31
MADE PURE,

sI was for many years affected with con- tagious blood poison. Portions Of ny flesh seemed to be fairly putrid and mortifytng. My hair fell out, and was an object of re- pulsion to every one. My breath smelled horrible, and 1 had catarrh so fearfully bad that pieces of frontal bones rotted and came out any nostriis l lost the sense of taste and smell 1 became a veritable oae O bones, and weighed only eightyniue pounds 1 could hardly sleep from pain, end was SO weak could hardly walk. Tho doctors said could not live many months. A druggist persuaded me to try Dr. Bulls Sarsapartlla, and strange as it may seem, that Iemedy saved my llfc and brought me back to health. l now weigh l36 pounds, am free from pain and sores. and although have deep scars where sores were, consider myself in excellent hcalth."
 RO Don't wait for your child to heve spRsms. Remove the worms Ut once with Dr. John Bulls Worm Desiroyers.
  HF My wife had chiIs and fever for nearly year. At last smiths Tonic Syrup broke them up, and now prescribe 1t in my practice.-Dr. 4. ". Trdcis, Hiucr Lake, Kds.
 
 JOHN D. PARK < SoSs, Wholesale Agents, l7a IT and l79 Sycamore St., Cincinnati, o.
 I2I
 For sale by & Co. Forrest City, Ark. fOr. tho VimaS S1 S0
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-31
IcstraN Notice.
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

County of St. Francis
 We. J. A. Terry, F. E. Moore and c. M. Pettus three citizens of tho county of St Francis, and householders therein, having thereto been appointed by W. C. Ilcazley, Il justice of the peace of said county, have this day viewed certain Mule, shown to us by W. II. Moss, as an estrpy. Said mule is Il dark brown horse Mule, about fourteen and u half hands high, and about sixteen years old. and we do value the said mule to be worth tho sum of thirty-ive dollars. G. NJ. PErTus,
 F.. E. MOORE.
 J A. TERRY. Sworn to and subscribed to before me this Sth day of July. 1891 W. C. BEAZLEy. d. r.
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-31
BLOOD POISON.
A destructive agent, that, like fife, eoo
 sumes and annihilates life.

Is there single particle of blood poison In your veins? Beware! Like the de- vouring flame, it increases in force and leaves only destruction in it's track. Poison in the blood is due sometimes to contagion. Sometimes 1t is inherited. It ruins health, no matter from which source 1t springs 1t feeds in horrible manner on the flesh, and devastates every organ of the body Pitiable in the extreme would be the condition of that man await
 ing death from the effects of scrofula, syphilis, decp-seated ulcers, rottening ot the bones sioughing of the flesh, aching
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-31
BAD BLOOD

joints etc, were there no salvation for him. But there is for, although these conditions continue to grow worse if neg lected, he nevertheless can be saved to 6 life of usefulness, and every trace of blood poison can be elimina ted from his system and he be made safe from further suffer- ing, and his posterity insured against the possibility of fearful heritage, easily and quickly, if he will only use that infallible antidote for blood poison, Dr. John Bulls Sarsaparilla It contains just such ingre- dents as nature has provided for cleans ing the blood of every impurity, for re- storing strength to the digestive processes, for assisting in the correct assimilation of nutrition and building up new tissue.
 Try it when other remedies have failed
 one or A' J. e B Morse sG Clinton. lnd., writes:
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-31
LEaiAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NoticC of publication--
 LAND OFriCK AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

LAND OFriCK AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK. |
 July R. 1881. | NOTICE is hereby given that the follow ing A\ named settler has filed notice of his in. tention to make iinal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the county judge, or, in his absence. the county clerk of St. Francis county. Ark. at Forrest C,ty. Ark, on August lS 1891. viz, Marshall Shepherd. II. F. No. l535., for the sw T. of nv ia section 23, township north. range east
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- ton of said land, viz; J. A. White, Robert Louis, Felix Ashbery, Luke Knight. Palcs- tine. Ark
 Any person who desires to protest against the allowance or such proof or who knows of any substantial reason under the law and the regulations of the Interior Department why such proof should not be allowed. will ho given an opportunity at the above mentioned tune and place to cross cNamtne the witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evidence in re- buttal Of that submitted by claimant
 P RALEIGH Register
The Forrest City times., 1891-07-31
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is concentrated extract of Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, Mandrake, Dandelion, and other valuable vegetable remedies, every ingredient being strictly pure, and the best of its kind 1t is possible to buy
 It Is prepared by thoroughly competent phar- macists, in the most careful manner, by peculiar Combination, Proportion and Process, giving to it curative power
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

sees 10 difference between tie enter
tAsnmeat ~ TIE veterans OF tho war
sad tAe Presbyterian preachers noS
convened n general assembly AZ De-
sroit. The nloFe's the pity for the
Governor. He has either not read, or
read IN van, the history Of the world,
II Re does not know that a soldiers
services have ever been considered pub
lie services The Governors objection
taat not al the veterans can attend, s
silly. such objection would apply
equally IS we'll 10 every proposed ap-
preparation for The support Of State
educational or charitable institution. IL
l. never the case that every one OF the
class intended 20 90 benefited can DC
reached, bat all governmental actions
aud policies are based on majonties. II
the greater part OF the class concerned is
reached, or opportunity extended 10
them, no more can be required.
But the time for argument is past
The Governor has taken his stand and
can not retrace bis steps. The Legs
lature now has the bill again. I. is the
province of that body now. as it was
before, 70 determine the propriety of
the appropriation. The members will
stultlfy themselves. if they crawhsh
now.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27


Immunity from arrest and prosecu-
ton seems TO be- one OF the perquisltes
OF the Democratic statesmen now on
duty at Lansing. Friclender IS self
confessed bigamIst and yet he ranks az
we'll as any other Democrat in the
Senate. He now comes aud goes with
no more fear OF the prison cell, than if
lie were the most innocent and virtuous
one of them all. And during the time
he was fearful OF arrest, be was
offered harbor of refuge in the Lieu
tenant Governors room and body
guard composed Of Lansing's mayor
and other influential and muscular
Democratic citizens. Representative
Munthe, reformcr from the Upper
Peninsula. was engaged in drunken
debauch few nights since, and brut-
ally knocked down, kicked and
pounded q physician of Lansing. A
warrant was issued for his arrest and
placed in the hands of a Democratic
deputy sheriff, who knew his party
allegiance too well to find the hyper
borean statesman. The whole Demo-
cratic contingent from the Upper Pen
insula, aided by tho Democratic lobby
from that quarter, worked harder to
hush the matter up than they did to
secure the organization of Dickinson
county. A. last their Establishments
prevailed, the doctor, doubtless, having
despaired of Democratic sheritf's ever
finding Democratic criminal. These
are the two bright and shining examples
of Democratic statesmen. Janitor
Orth, brother Of Representative Orth,
who presumptuously trenched upon the
privileges of the statesmen by getting
uproariously drunk and making himself
criminally obnoxious to his landlady,
after several warnings, was finally fired
for the good Of his party. Outside of
the Legislature, IN one of the State de-
partments, there is another glittering
example Of REFORM" which is too we'll
known TO need further specific alton at
present. These cases, with the addition
of several rs yet unrecorded once, will
make very interesting reading for those
who voted for reform" when the
record of this State administration shall
have been made up
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

LIMA, o.. May oe-Sunday afternoon.
a crowd of about twenty-five Italian la
borers. who are employed on the Chi
cago & Erie railroad, held picnic in
Hoover's woods, west of this city.
During the day they suspended
an American flag from q pole
and. elevating it in an open space,
marched about singing their national
songs and cursing the New Orleans cit
liens and American people. AT the
conclusion they drew revolvers and
riddled the flag with bullets. Others
who had no revolvcrs drew their still
cttos and slashcd the stars and strips
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
Wrong Impressi ons.

There is nothing more provoking
than realizing at some time that We
have been sailing along under wrong
impression, although in looking back
we may in some sort of way justify to
ourselves the error we have been labor
ing under. You may have got wrong
impression regarding the day resort at
Ottawa. Many have. 1t is not to be
simply picnic place, except when
some organized excursion gives II AMI
nation and life. Neither must YOU
confuse it with the Ottawa that is past.
There is q third resort there now.
one-half mile from the Ottawa Hotel.
1t is OH the beach within few feet Of
the water and is something entirely
new; an aggregation OF facilities and
conveniences never before offered 70
the people of Grand Rapids-the i'm
provements embracing also train SER
wee, reduced rates of fare, and accom-
modations for comfort and enjoyment
on the beach, within short distance of
the bathing grounds, or rather bathing
waters.
Where, before now, there was MOTH
ing but the sand, the sea and the SUM-
light glare, are broad walks, covered
l)tN1lOiiS, iOifSii ioOIie, CucCk iftOiifo
for parcels, bathing houses, drinking
fountains, flowers, resting places. etc.
in fact, a charming spot by the waters
side where it will be pleasant at all
times, day and evening, and where con-
venient trains ard moderate prices Will
place the came within easy reach of
Grand Rapids.
Nh. Sou,hwIck, Of the Livingston.
will be in charge, ana this Is a surety
that it Will be we'll and properly man.
aged. Organizations can secure special
trains at hours TO suit aud without extra
charge. On a guarantee CT 10 or more
you can secure aprivate car on regular
train, without extra charge. Liberal
discounts will be allowed to parties of
200 or more. For particulars of which
address
gro. DEHAvEv,
General Passenger Agent
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
Welded A CaINAMAN.

PApuoAH, KY, May 26.-Charlcs
Hong, q Chinese laundryman of this
city, and Miss Lula Mathis, q pretty
young white women. were married last
evening by Judge Boone, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. Hong has
been in this country ten years, reads
and writes English we'll and is thor
oughly Amerlcanlzed. The bride is
under legal ago and her mother for
some time refused her consent, but
learning that the couple had laid plans
for an elopenent, she relented and the
knot was tied with her consent and
blessing. The BRIDES trosseau was OBJ
tanned in Philadelphia and was more
costly and beautiful than ever u Padu-
can bride wore before. The affair i.
the sensation of tho hour.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

A woman brought on the Trojan war;
woman brought King David to grief;
woman has ruined for n time the
cause OF Ireland. There would be
nothing wonderful or novel, therefore,
in Queen Natalle's klndling European
war. All these women were pretty; so
is Natalie. And she has talent besides.
Europe IS like touchwood just now.
4 spark anywhere may set the heap
ablaze, and there IS the chance for
more than spark IN the Serylan quar-
rel.-Eaglc.
The Healey motor seems to be the
most popular means OF street locomo-
ton yet proposed. among those who
have seen it IN actual operation. How
ever good a thing may be, there is
always the possibility that better may
he dev,sed, ank II would not be q sur
prise 10 know that tho solution of the
transit problem had come 70 the city of
Detroit Just when 1t is needed. II would
surely be unwise TO take any action
until someone mas given . good reason
why this new, swift and noiseless motor
- not IA good a. any other and better
than most.-Free Press.
The interesting news comes from
Kalamazoo that the celery crop will be
unusually large and luclous tilis year.
Next after the seductive watermelon of
the south must be ranked the crisp and
nerve-bracing product of the marshes
on the banks OF the limpid Kalamazoo.
Without the punishment of celery with
his heavier vIands the bon vivant of
these northern chimes would vote life
utterly devoid Of pleasure. It Is there
fore matter of Importance whether
the celery crop is a success or not. No
one hut the boarding house keeper Of
the comic papers, that unparalleled de-
votee Of economy, will refuse TO join
the Tribune In consratulating Celery
VILE upon its happy prospect.--Tri-
bune.
The newspapers and magazines of TO-
day are brim full of the pictures Of
pretty babies that were reared upon
somebody's patent baby food. So far
- this thing going that the homeiy
Young woman who learns that she was
reared in the old-fsshioned way, jast
"a cod and Nature provided, has very
good reason for being discouraged
Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
MR. FYFFE HELD FOR Trial.
Many Prominent Persons Testify In BE-
half of the III istorian.

LosDos, May &c. A. Fyfe, the
well known historian OF modern
Europe, VINO is charged with recently
having committed an indecent assault
upon boy in a railway carriage, was
today re-arraigned before the sssizes at
Croydon. The prisoner was brought TO
the court room IN an ambulance.
Many prominent persons were present.
Among those who testified to the
honorable character and cleanly
life of tho accused were the dean
of Westminster, Sir Horace Davey,
solicitor general under Mr.. Gladston e,
and present liberal member of pariia-
ment for Stockton-on-T and Sir
George Grove, the distinguished cngi-
neer. Upon the completion of the ex-
animation the prisoner was committed
for trial. Mr.. FyHe is the liberal can
dldate for the vacant seat in the house
Of commons for the Devices division Of
Wiltshire, and the election committee
intrusted with his interests adopted q
vote of confidence III him since the
charge was made on which he was
today committed for trial. While in
prison the accused attempted to conn.,
NIT suicide by cutting his throat, and
as a consequences, the preliminary pro-
ceedipgs had TO he postponed pending
his recovery from the effects of his
self.infiicted injuries.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
DISCHARGE OF THE NURSES.
The Head Nurse Hints That Their Con
duet Was Question able.

duct Was Question able.
The head nurse of st. Marks Hospi-
tai says in regard to the discharge OF
the two nurses, who made written state
ments in the Gammage case: Eyes,
Miss Symonds and Miss Butler we're
discharged last Wednesday. Their dis
charg was for disorderly conduct, the
nature of Which I do not care to state
TIL necessary. 1t was not, however, be-
cause they said or wrote anything con-
corning the Ganmage case. Miss But
Ter was not the nurse in charge Of Mr..
Gammage and was not supposed to 20
into his room. Miss Symonds
was superintendent of the
nurses, and in her dutie.
as such, was not called upon TO nurse
Mr.. Gammage. The matter ia now OF
public importance, and We shall soon
make statement of the facts, in de-
Tense of the reputation Of the hospital.
For the sake of the women in question
we should not do 50 were it unneces-
sary'
Neither DR.. Graves or DR.. Peterson.
the physicians who figure so promin-
emily IN the story OF cruelty told by A.
f. Gammagc, have anything TO say.
they say that everything will appear IN
due form and time IN the courts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
THE ruIRD VETO.

As expected, Governor winans has
launched hrs official thundsrbol,sg
the bill sppropriating $50. 900 for the
q. A. L. encampment at Detroit. This
veto a. fitting companion to the others.
He utterly ignores that provision OF the
State constitution which sanctions and
provides for the appropriation of public
funds 20 local or private purposes. -
This appropriation has SO far been con-
sdered as either for = public purpose,
or for a local or private purpose. within
the meaning of the constitution. IL
public, the Governors argument falls
% the ground, for he has based hi.
opposition to the bill entirely upon the
appropriations not being for pubic
purpose. II for private or local
purpose. i = sanctioned by the Sonsti-
tuition itself. The real fact OF lie case
j.. Il careful distinctions are 10 h,s made.
that this appropriation belongs 20
neither che Of the classes named. pub
lie. private or local. Since the purpose
70 winch toe sso.0oo are devoted "a not
one Of the purposes Of the organization
Of State government, il may be con-
sidsred ss not pubic purpose. Since
the purpose OF the Appropriation is not
10 benefits single individual, or a 10
csiity, az such, it may De deemed
neither private cor local. TX this care
fil Distinction Re made. il oaiy proves
the more clearly the right Of the Legs.
issure 70 make she sppropris.
ton. O. the vel known pr;nci-
PIE that al rover resides ia the fesss.
lasive Department ~ the state. thss J.
net specifically, o. BY necessary i'm
RAcats0a dsnled 70 i. Tia Govsrnor
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

ScOrrsDALE. Pa. May 26.-Districf
Secretary c. n. Parker Of the United
Mine Workers has issued q circular
calling for aid for $50 families in
tho Connellsville coke regions.
He says they are homeless and
without a penny, compelled TO live
in coal sheds, barns, and stables. Four
thousand people were squeezed out by
the result of the strike, which for
weeks has been bringing new men into
the region. The. coke companies are
retaining the new hands and take their
nick of the old
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
DUPLICATES DE FREYCINEr.

PARIS, May 26.-Turpin, the inventor
of meiinite, who was arrested Satur-
day, declares that he has correspond
ence in his possession compromising
several generals. He can show by let
tiers that Minister of War Freycinet
placed him (Turpiu) in communication
with the English authorities. twas ON
account of such communication that he
was arrested. The police have searched
houses and seized copies of Turpin's
pamphlet. Tripone, the French agent
for Armstrong; gun works, who was
arrested because Turpin charged that
Tripone had stolen the secret OF melinite
and sold it to tho Armstrong;, wnl prob
ably be exoncrated.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
EXPENSIVE COMPETITION.
How compstitlvs ssrs<t Railways "srk
ls1ary 20 thu People

There are two sides 10 thAs question
Of competition IN street railways" sal
ex-Alderm4n Mckee Yesterday, "and
Il isnot altogether favorable II COM
pet ng Ines either. understand that
the city OF Milwaukee has eompstitlon
down To fine psiut. The clEEens there
seyeral years ago began clsmorDs Tor
competitor Ia street car service. Appil-
cations for charters poured into tae
council and SIS q resUit OF the akitatlon
--or perhaps the az tsten VAS the re-
suit OF desire for the fTaaehlses-com-
petition was gnsnguratea. ai.M 4tskes
= larger cay laAa Grand Rapids ana
L has four different street ear conapsn-
les. CoAsmutstlOa t.c6els are sold al
the rate of four cents or less, anc those
who favored competition oagbt 10 De
happy. Actual experience. how
ever, Was necessary before the
peopls would take tumble
They now have competition. cnesp
tickets, but when they want TO cross
tine city two different companies must
each receive its cents. IN many caaes
three and oft times all four mus, he
patronized at an expense OF II cents Tor
one ride. Oae lesson TO be learned
from this is the old one, that people are
never satisfied. Here there 10 a great
cIsmor for competing lines, while IN
Milwaukee, where there is competition
the people are crying for consollda-
ton of all their lines and transfers
from one part OF the city TO any other
for one fare.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
had Outiook for Iowa Miners

OTTuMwA, Ia, Nav 25.-The situa-
ton among the striking miners OF Iowa
Is rapidly approaching a climax. The
Intellectual attempt to adjudicnte diff
forences at the O.kaloosa convention
last week leaves the situation un-
changed :, far "a tho men are con-
cerned, but the operators are showing
a determination TO work their mines at
all hazards At Forbush about forty
men are at work. and at other parts a
gradually increasing force is at work
4, *h> ->;t~
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
DOING elAlnE.s WORK.
feaarn.risa Of the R~mer TAAt Gsa-
Poster 10 Locking After the state De-
partHsnt para&x the kssrstary's lliae<s.

eeaarm.risa Of the h~mer TAAs Css-
Poster 10 Locking After the State De-
partasnt Dara&x the kseretarys iliae<s.
WAssISeros. May IS. - Gen john
W. Foster. Of Indiana. ex-minister 10
Russia Spain. etc. who negotiated the
reeently-Inade commercial treaty with
Spain. had long conference with
President Harrison Monday morning,
duriag which the Ber.ng sea sea- rsh-
cries and other important dipioma,ie
questions now pending were discussed
The report that Gen. Foster was actin Z
for Secretary Blaine In the principal
diplomatic problems unfinished during
the absence OF the latter has been con
flrrned While no Official statement is
made upon the subject il is well under
stood that Gen. Foster. who has the
AFFAIRS of the department Of state well
in hand, viii during the illness or alb
senec of Secretary Blaine look after the
completion of the most important mat
tiers requiring diplomats skill Gen.
Foster has for many years been re-
garded as one of the most skiilful dip.
iomates in the country, and the
Behring sea or any other problem
would be safe In his charge. He is
both sagacious and discreet Secretary
Blaine is not expected TO return here
under some weeks. II not months. The
reports as TO his condition of health are
very encouraging. however. He hsi
been asked and advised to remain away
until he fully RECEIVERS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
GLOW to Cure All skin p,.......-

Simply apply "swAYSE's OINTMENT,
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, ali eruptions On
the face, hands, nose, ETC., leaving the
skin clear, white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYNE's ONT.
ArSTv
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
COUGHS Murderer tsets . New Trial.

TorEKA, Kan, May a6.-Adams, now
In Jail at Wichita, sentenced to be
hanged next month for the murder OF
Capt William Couch, has been granted
new trial by the United States su
preme court in Washington. Adams
SHOT Capt. Couch, the famous Oklahoma
boomer, on his claim near Oklahoma
City last fall while attempting to hold
it. The claim adjoins the city proper
and is valued at over SI0o. 900.