The Forrest City times., 1891-07-24
G.ntlsm,n-I have suffered for years

Gentlemen-I have suffered for years with kind of letter. or breaking out all over my body, and xt times these small pimples would terminate in boils. While travelling in the South last year l had occasion to try a bottle of F. F. F., which was recommended to me by a friend. and t0 my surprise it helped me 90 much that 1 got six bottles more. and after taking the full contents felt better than l had since the beginning of my trouble, and while have no symptoms of the disease re- turning, am still using the wonder full blood medicine at intervals, and am fully satisfied that will bo en- tirely cured of disease that for fif- teen years has troubled me. cannot express my gratitude to you fer so wonderful benefautOr as your F. F. r. (Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Potxs- sium). am yours truly.
 JACAT PETERS,
 Travelling Salesman,
 Savannah, Ga.
 The congregation at the Baptist prayer meeting Wednesday night re- solved itself into Il business meeting, for the purpose of considering the practicability of moving the church to their lot on North Washington street Rev. MT. Cascn stated that there were but two things to consider--desirabilit and financial ability. The first already being settled. he wanted to hear from the people as to the second. The cost of moving the old building was figured tO some extent, and is quite discour- aging. we should think. At any rate. the matter was not further consider ed. l.. Mallory thought it desirable to build new and creditable build- ing. The ladies had bought the lot; the men ought to put handsome church on it-one that would be an honor to Forrest City. and in keeping with the advancement being made. Col. Izard made talk ii the same strain, stating that much more could be raised than the members thought for; that two gentlemen had promised five hundred dollars each, and one gentleman says he will give oiie-tenth Of the cost provided a $2 500 or $3, 900 structure could he had. He closed by offering the motion that \ committee he appointed to secure plans of house and solicit subscriptions to the build ing fund, said committee to report at the regular meeting next Wednesday night. The motion prevailed, and the chair appointed Col. Y. B. Izard, chair man; l.. Mallory, J. W. Beck, John R. Brown and l.. Rollwage. The meet ing adjourned. TIE TIMES man had tho pleasure of hearing the discussion as above, and was delighted that so much good sense and sound judgment was displayed in the matter. It would be more than imprudent anu un- profitable to move the old building: it would be foolish and improvidenu. The membership would become ashamed of it before 1t could be re-erected. We believe S3.500 can be raised for this purpose. Thirty-five hundred dollars will build a beautiful brick church. The new church should be brick. All new enterprises in Forrest City should be substantial and lasting Temporary improvements hurt and cripple town. A brick church once built the citizens will never be called on to build 1t again. We haven't space this week to say what we feel in this line. We are so proud and glad that Forrest City has begun to wake and move and pro greSs that We are "too full for utter ancs.' Let every person who is able subscribe liberally to this building fund. We hope the committee will consider no proposition to build | wood structure. Let it be brick or stone, or nothing