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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
AND POTASH.

R. E. Walton, Cairo, ILL, writes: II ex- Psrienced the horrors of blood poison for four long years. had three running sorbs on my body as large as my hand that would never heal, and over u dozen smaller ones My hair and eyebrows and whiskers ali came out and looked like q perfect scare crow l became discouraged trying medi- cine, but as last hope tried Bulls Sarsapa- rilla, The use of 2s bottles made me wtli, put there are scars on my body that look like they had been burns.a
 sw Children like Dr. John Bulrs Worm Destroyers They taste good and never fall to remove worms if there areaany. Price S cents. Try them.
 S% "The demand for smiths Tonic Syrup is unequalled by any other chill InedIcine made My sales are iinmense.n F. l. Dreher. Leesnurg, III.
 JOHN D. PARx X SONS, Wholesale Accents. E5, IT and TO Sycamore st., Cincinnati. o.
 I3i W ssneE Drug Co. sssats for A1oye nedici.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
Warning Order.

Mary stephens, Piaiptiff, ag4iass PoPE CIRCUIT CoUEI George stephens, Defendant
 me DefendAnt, Geo.Er. stephens, is wArheg to appear In this Court within sixty days anc 4nswef the complaint of the Plaintiff Mary stephens, January B. ls9a feolo J T. BULLOCK Clerk
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
Warning Order

Caroline Carouth, Plaintiff.
 pa.s ss. .r Pope Circuit Court.
 The Defendant, Barney Carouth. is warned 70 appear in this Court within thirtyaavs and aansWsi the complaint sf the Plaintiff, Caroline Carouth. February ,, 1892 tebxo-4t J. q. RuIInCK Clorh
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18

-Fs-- IN Ice at Dardanelie, Ak, Jan. 30, 1S92.D
 Notice IS hereby given that the following named settl CT has filed notice of his intention 70 make nnai proofin support of his claim, and that said proof win be made before the County Judge or Pope O., Ark, at Russelly file, Ark. on March i2. 1899, VIZ:
 Henry W Uobas, lid l7633 for the Siz SEL Sec 10, Tp9 IN R 20 W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove, ms continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said land, viz:
 K Harwell, W NJ Byrd, John Flannigan, George Moore, all of Dover, Ark mArlo WILL A F MAY. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
Warning Order-

Joseph Howard. Pialntin, tn Justices Court,
 Aort{. ". M. Brown, Defendanf} me Defendant, W. M. Brown, fs warned to At pear n this Court within thlrtx. i.- -S AAswer the complaint of the PlaielsQ. ,~ x. iiowsrd, Feb. 2, ise2
 mara JNo. A. RUSS
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18

THE Louisiana lottery has decid ed to leave New Orleans and go to the City of Mexico.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18

Hoods Pills cure Constipation by restoring the perlstaltic action of the alimentary canal. They are the best family cathartic.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18

IF the New York rumpus cannot be quelled what is the matter with John Griffin Carlisle for President2
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
Warming Order.
Alice M. Petray. plain,ir

AIIee M. Fetray, Plaintin
 T. patr., n..S Pope Circuit Court
 me me nefendant, J. l.. Petray, is warned to appear ia tnis Court within thirty days, ana retray. February 2, Is92. N' iep<o" J. T. BULLOCK, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18

SENATOR HILL seems to have made a magnificent bluuder in New York by his previousness.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
Peculiar To Itself

It will cure, when in the power of medicine, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning, Cancerous and all other Hunors, Malaria, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Catarrh, Rheumatism, and all difficulties with the Liver and Kidneys.
 It oyercomes That Tired Feeling, Creates an Appetite, and gives great mental, nerve bodily and digestive strength.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. si; six for s5. Prepared only by c. | Ete<s'ss & Co.,. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass. NIB. If yon decide to take Hoods Sarsapa. rilla do not be induced to buy any other.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
Hoods SarsapariIla

Is a concentrated extract of Sarsaparilias 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.
 1t is prepared by thoroughly competent phar- macists, in the most careful manner, by a peculiar Combination, Proportion and Process, giving to it curative power
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18

A stock company with authorized capital of $500 900, has purchased 1700 acres Of land near Eureka Springs for the purpose of establish ing a sanitarium.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
THE DEMOCRAT,
 Russellville. Ark. Contest Closes April 9.

Fill out the following blank and enclose it with your subscription:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
FINE BATTLE PICTURE.
Description of q FrencI, Calvary ReSs-
ment Ab,u! { Charge.

Suddenly. shrill and clear. the bugla
sounded the gar.!e q vous. and Il tremor
shook the two regiments. The swear
ing aud grumh!ing ceased. and il dead
silence seemed to 1a!i on the ranks.
The men SWING themselves into the
saddle. rciiicd their horses into line
and waited. a few officers gallnpcd
along the front. an order passed down
the line. a,h the mounted iron-brraIied
mass n,oveh forward ont Of The shadow
into Inc su;,. As Of their own accord.
the >qra'lrons h.p",e:i and again
waited. A stiff officer r'"!e do"n the
front and waved his KEPT.
''Bny-"' h. cried. the country
needs YOU You are rnii,r To charge.
Ahead If >ou are - H0) haynnrt>,
glory and death. Behini ynr. our
Shattered right wing. You nn.t save
them. cost what i may. Gool-by.
boy! Go it as yoar fathers did al
Waterloo!
\ vote" ansv cred from tie ranks.
'All ,:-'t, general We haven't (n:-
gotten how tie Old fellows charged"
The next moment the hparse cry nf
Five la Efa&cy. ran" from 1000
threats.
And then again there Was a pause.
Srrtral horsemen 3crle1 into place
in il.ir Respective POSITIONS. A half
inie,Ijgii'e order rirnl",i tlrou h The
ranks. The hn.!e Sounded. The lines
osciiatcd. ani jn,tinctiyeiy the squad
eoIs chose their gruunt. Tue front
moved ahead, and the long diagonal
, shrank into column. Then again they
halted for Il niuirc::t. AMI the frs; bull
lets. Ercl from TOO ~re.!, u distance to
do any harms. rang against thc steel
curas>es with dull. swinging.
..,nlanrholv Sound.
Saint BI>sac reached over and
shook Sarrent's ian! --and they were
of. Twelve hundred s,"rds ii ,>i,"si
from their scabbHr,tS aud east a bar
sinister Of shadow across the golden
shield of the FURNISHED: cuiras>t~; and
the lour lursti:.liS s;raa;ned ru, be
hind the star Of light :.:al sat upon
cac, mans helmet.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
Mems lea Of Women.

Men think: That NO 1'cn hate three
fnuriis of their own *
That women are c.inrHI:uI III pro-
portion In th"ir arl':;i,i.ity.
That Il ~ouia'l niin Siicc:s at the
dow ufal Of ii sister - hot saint her
SELF.
Tat woman Who Il IT'S on the
sire: or street cars is ci,:,cr sill. O.
not Respectable.
Tha, Il woman should know how lc.
cock. wl!ot her she has any immaculate
need for tie aCcnl'p. i-''t'"r' OF not.
/ nat tie woman y liu hiGI!;!iii"s hex
hair urcntl~c;eu<iy wcss"S II: l:,,.t ri .'ei
lie i.i-tory in the ;.o.,.c'l Il! : c> :Jr ali
men to read.
That the way< Of that Wn'naG IS past
fnding oul 49, rails against ,:Ar male
sex for c!irr i!r !D-cciit Eur- Of to-
baccG aD| tXp"ctort'ia- Oh tnc pave
:ll"ni. Vet U.a y0u, herself HlIu de: Id.
e!nte!v s,IreS t!l' that same pavement
viii; !. 80 nr so ,.onn that her !athe,
or husband t..rnot! oy t.ic >"ca; OF hi
row -.fij ;t.f sun.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
Department Of Education.

r.! the terms of the original contract en-
tered into win Tnin:or Bros X co through,
their agent the tins. for exchange with V;i-
pills was 10 expire january /, isk;, and retail,
agency was 10 b. established in every county
OF the state. Bat When this contract was pre-
@c:,t;d t. Mr.. T:si:iior. he delayed signing il
an finally refused t. ign IL In .-itv CT ti.,.
eHt:ciht chctin,'as o. these books, being
cheaper than any excellent s"Ii"s of re.;ers
hal ever before been ofcr,,. i'll ti: country,
the commission al; an ndj0urucd meeting fin
ally agreed TO strike from the contract thai
portion pro,i lin" for the establishment: 81:
retail ;i"rnci - in ever! county Of the state
an! 20 limit ~" lin" iof exchange with pupils
tn September ltt WIZ: ii;,. changes ii...
Contract w:.s slime, a,ii the bond made.
Bat i'll HE Innan 'i:nr, on the reasonable
superstition t3t -" company Woi.I; si-rn the,
contract entered l,:n hy it, a'se!it. circulars
il! n ,"r'..;'i"" ::it ~" ori-i.i cpnt!Hc; has
h,'ci' :'rimta an, semi "nt il answer 10 i;ood
"f iiiI'.irss po!ri," ii i.'''a the state super
int":i!cnt and members Gi The commission.
All readers sin;i!d b. Nc:!angrii before Sep
t"inhcr -. lsf.. .Afcr tii> date. IL. too.
c..n1ot y" Il Il for les ,h"n thu, retail price.
in many ca-'.> il VII. Il" too late - exchange
after school fcsin- i'll he fail of i>f.. Tie
boards Of directors ~ll',I. take hold ct the
t." ;Ii once an H.'c III" O. an~c ;rr Il. =
districts either t.:rus.E.i the local dealers q
directly Win t;.c afti-hcrS-'.autur Bros 5:
Co, New York
The matter al cxc!ianc" y it'll pupils * scarce
~ Il $ urgent viii regard tn the other hooks
adopted i'y the com mission, for section T. OF
Ia /" N'-Enoik l;.w r:uhii.ii.. after September
/ !. le!f'. til" use of any other t"Nt-ho"k In ti.
same hr'incseS and of III" same grade, undt
i've nor mere than ;n>nt~-tj,'r dollars foI
each o..yil-r.
In the contract wiz, T.. II. Butler y Co. tn,
| publishers OF i.u'l.r~ Gpn-rul;iie.- tla foi
lowing s,!itc1:c" occurs: ''Tr said ,,,iltl q;
thu, second par, further ...:rr~ 20 relieve III,
dealers uf all ts.t,rtmnt@nc >tnch he III by tirl:
Al dollar for d"iiar." In II circular /" dealer.
sent ont !v +. y i,ttrr :. 20. ara dated Jan
ti;trH :. 49,. fni TEE following: We w,.::!t
3D. t.ia' or Contract WIN ynur state text
hook commission ic,ii4i."z a. to ,Ncianast
Buffers Goor1.pia- tot ;;.r 'i.t"Gli!:.:;tni:ic
So. II stock -:ar.is,~ il the ':4s O.: ,e:t,
GrS. 70 b. i:t@ri:,:;'!i" t'l:.y -:i.ii -. il
good cnIldi:,cn c,}::.i,;inr t:,J census ~ ;>.y
AM the ,,a:E states last arlHittc.. iatu IL,
uriun-Eoi.il .'::!,s-:;:. -"ls;!, Dakota. ,.tc''
This Interpretation i i.},y:rr,,r;;,i.!,. ann +
y gross imro sijinn upon IL" people. l. f. II
Butler y Go. On not rc;ra.t from dis puSi.ion
Al ,t.>t ,,-c su;IiI h.. ta:a.l ~. ~ s,r,c@ TIL.
Interpretation Of iac Nrr.! ''mrrchhntabr
would ron,iCr ~ least niac-tru;- Of I'll tn
.,coernrhs> Oh tie -,acivc~ of III dealer
worthless. t,?: respectfully.
J.. =. y uI.E...
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
Kase Dad Did.

Tic fourteen year old son Of Hon.
". :. Morgan, viii, edit, the Youths
i:2la;1tment i'll his father paper. the
National R,!o:mer, HAS this /" say
on the subject Of voting As dad does. "
Would that every young man i'll
.Arsc;ca could read it.
'.Ile editor Of this pepper is q boy, hu;
some day he vii! h" :. voter rs thon--
:,l!':5 Of o.htr boys WHO read til, pa
,.cr will 10, The Important question
for II to consider is. how slltii We
vote? Shall W \O." rs our fathers
AWAY, have? 1t IL Zee what nlr;,
have done who voted rs their tather-
iil The m@.i WHO stoned the pTopi!-
cts voted n their fathers dill. Ia"
mon who cruc;!i,I til. SAVIOUR voted
IS their fathers lid. The me-. who
poisoned Scn;:c., voted as their father,
,ii1 iii. men VII r;eiicule,i Columbus,
Waits. Moore AMI Fulton vo.el a
.ha;r father d;;;. 1t Us look :,rouAd
az, see w!i.. o;;c fathers have done
TAey have voted fpr The Republican
,i.d D~Mucr":;: parties What is
lhe result? y day nine mali n
mort ,4as.a rest on la. homes Of tio
people. The in.,ct,. ,s,l::e:s Of tie
cp:2"try Iii SPIT q; a "ro: + :ra-
period. has increased from SIX billion
to oyel twenty billions. i'!lc rich are
getting richer AID th. poor pocrl
Wages axe at Starvation pojut, Pro
ducts OF the farm are lew. The farm
is ulid mortgage. W. have millions
are senate. Congress Is compose; Of
Iaw> er: an,l hanhers l..ho. is not
representa-. TIE railroads charge
one bls!,el fer CAR. in.- al Of. e.
':'I,2 III ta:I; 81 tran sI,r.,,tlon aud c)'i-
ni;oicat:ol "rc practically centralized
bT q '!"zcn m"1. i.fHrn are 4 million
Idle mca il. lie country who ar.
willing = work. but have nothing IL
ID. l.is;a5'ry is paral ,z"d. Cline
and ::!saitiiy are increasing IN 4 :nucl,
great: ratio than population. Prom
is"a hay. hrcn broken. 10 yo:c a
| fathers have. VII lie = t-lte Ourselves
and !! :uGi::i-., ~ ,r,:;ons mo slaF
cry. b., =. s}..,.. We 90 it? Thul,
rt the many hard days CT work w
have spent on tie ..trm to Ri @ 4 crop
! ;i:e price cf N!i.,. was st BY til,
. robbers ;;ut tnthr:;, voted for. We !
snou. tlou*"llds OF rs, be ru
Own inca Shall We he l1on g,
Thought AMI action. u sh..lt we b.
slave? ,5,,, ri vtig beloved country
irt Us RAJ. in or 1.:gilt IN Oblivion
tli,. ..!-c * TEN i:al La, hren vot<.
urpn IL is nur fathers Let u VOC
for f.ri, CIR country, oar iioiHt-:. IN
our Ge.tA~.. w,;o haze Taught IL t'lt
prime pies Of E:Iii>tla:li;y. na1i,!i:,
and p.tr;3';s:n. What Interest; ;.av
We in pn.t'e- ti'at :iav" ii.Z..'>si on
young Iiya,? T!,;t have rp,lye! II
Of that V..c!: W kay earned uEl &.
Trolling suns aA,l driving r,.ii: 9
When we arrive At the year,; Of mi.,
; hood. let Us be men i.ile"i-'na
w.:p dare to tlilii. and act let ca
fist vote be cast for Got, or cpin'r
and humanity. instead Of the III!
sal :otlis aoi orpress"rs.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
The Ocala Platform.

|. We demand thu abolition OF national
banks: we demand that the government shall
establish Su-;reasuiics or repositories in the
several states which shall loan none, direct
10 the people at low rate Of interest. not to cx-
cecil per cent. pea aniiurn non riss..he
farm rrus:rcts and also upon real estate with
proper hesitation upon the Quantity uf land
and the ..t.l"1nt Of money: we demand that
TIE amount of circulating medium bc speed
lily increased to not lcss than $50 per capita.
.. We demand that congress shall pass such
la:ss As shall cfrec,ualiy prevent the dealings
i'll futures On al agricultural and mechanical
productions. preserving Z stringent system OF
procedure in :ri.,is such A. s:.I secure ,!lc
prompt coi:yic;ir.? and imposition nf such
penalties us s..ai, secure tic 5uos: perfect
compliance with the law
3 We cn.,fn,1n the silver la. ro.'y.,t!y pass
"a by cn,iy.rHss and demand in lieu thereof
the free aut unlimited! coinage. 81 silver
I. We t:.inand ttr passage OF laws pruhib-
ring alien ownership of land. and Tat con
yrcss take prompt action To devise so:no plan
70 obtain al inai now owned ~ aliens and
ior1.I syndicafcs and that al IL al help
by r;IiIrn..,.s ana other cf!lrorati"ns in excess
Of sch is is act uaiiy used hy then, he f.cGiaI-
Cd !.y the government and .illi FOR ;ctl;i
. :!.-2rs only.
,. H,ic il.r in to doctrine Of equal rights
to ;.iI ,lnd special privileges to NON" We dc
tnad t....t ear national legri<la ION >h,. be 80
fr;t~t- ia fac iei:'ii@ rot 10 build nj, one
industry at the expense Of auo:h:r. Nc tt.r
! Their demand Il removed Of :An existing itra<!
tariff tax fru;a IL. n"cCssaG.. of lie that the
,oGr Of our lti:l must have. He i!ir. her de-
iihi just and equitable system "i seiad,.n-
tel .:2X on incomes.
W, believe TIA: The money o. The COUNT !
shoUii - kept as much possible in tie
hands q: the r"onl'', sni hence We demand
I tina; all nntiO,ili .;nd stat" revenues shall t..
i;.it. 10 The necessary ~X p@'is"% ui tho gov
trhuaCut ec3nn.4::ra:, AMI I.ilcstis ;:,i...t..>
/ tered.
i. We demand the most ri;rl. hunt ii an.
/ jus: state and national govern mental cUn.:u
ana supervision HE the ni..t hr>D; i,ni,:ic com
! nuncatIon and transportation ami ~ tnir
re. att.: S,if,rVi ,is.n do ii-t rtianNc Tic
a,,,Ise new cXi>'ii:-t ~ ,."taani IL" govern
t..tI,! w.iois.,i %: S;.~.l i}t':li.- a. cpnmr.i
! ..t.fna :..:.i trans ;frrtG,i: ;:l.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
The Servant Won.

Servant troubles extend. i: seems,
even to Uncle Suns navy. The serv-
ants Of the cabin on Il man-of-war are
enlisted Tor three years, subject. low
ever. to discharge On certain con-
di;ions. A C!inau,an, anxious to
leave his place or a vessel, vainly i'n-
por.uned tho steward for his release.
They were in a forlorn port and the
steward did not want to give him up.
Finally Al! Won came to him aud said
reso.ut.,y: NH. c.. erer. after /
o'clock I no understand En.lis."
Four o'clock came and went and
with i, All Won's comprehension. Deaf,
solid. not to he moved. lie was trans
formed from bright. capable servant
into II useless piece of baggage. He
was threatened and sworn AT, was put
in the brig anu finally in irons. but all
to no purpose. After Il week of heroic
treatment the navy succumbed and lei
him go. and it is related that the smile
with which All Won departed vas emf.
ncn,ly '.chil,llike aud hland.'-N. T.
Times.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

In speaking If the iight gong On
III the Democratic camp IN regard t"
the ngressional candidate, The T. iiia
Sentinel says when the proper times
comes Hatch "wilI 90 through the
district, smile Oh the s:aw>Dip.r II, III.
taft the fasnsr shake hands with
the G.. y. r., promise ti:osa who
WIT his pace 20 . t ont Of tie way
mex. time, and promise the earth t;
each one an ! 10 ,,:!, AMI i,i t;la oppo-
si.;on TO him viii disappear like The
mist of the morning. Bro. H.,.cI
holds the First d;strc: III the hollow
Of his hand. He can represent It i!
congress as long as he lives. o
course he lsa., Fever done auyth:n-
FOR the district or for the nation
But wi,a. Of tIlat?'
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

C.cd Of & Eecken Heart.

TAis is from the Tina Herald aud
s,ii,iu.ti convey a thought to every
NO.h. Winch WI, rc,IS il: "A fc"
week, a. I, I'LL, not many m ;"s
f.,.s. the village of Cololna, died Of y
llu,krn i,..,r.. 1t least the deceased
m;l, Relatives called it a broken
heart. u.iI what else could the read II
ell it? Ii might have b Ell misfor-
,unc IN business that drove him pr: :
i:aatgeel, to the grave, ii might have
G.2a q case OF s1.:clt,>: bat it Wa>
n.l:a Of these. 1t Was .t.1 knowledge
Tia: III, n.,u 1!l.lr-, il..i ION: astray
il. r,ei.n>e y. p,re.it..t .o,e, aih TIA,
i i,op1Iva...eo., o. .l.v.r rc.u:nlng to tiit
/ ba,ii VI vi.,,.e ;.!.I love oi humc thai
| drove tli> i..,,.e, III tue depths o! DIES
pondency ....v, ,.lop,..l Tie himtl.
alton. tie Gs-rt,,...!u.l, t..t pollution
. OF his children III way, a3 ,!am.ll;.it
rs hell, caused III, If. spark to With
er am. de. No death could BE- more
painful; it WAS decorating TIE tender
est chords of tii,. heart and iii,..s:,..ii'
could not ,:,nl il. I,als w,n.n
who read the above. take w.,rHin ,
lest IN YOUR monicnt Of frivoity aE.
wi!fu.n"s~, YOU deliberately tyr
vo,ir back on the wise couli>c,,,
iov,lG parents aal Z, t. the devil.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

\ good story Is relate! III the Louis
will" In, $ OF B Law,e,s former
member Of the Louisville bar. He
was a long iu,le'l' talsrr an | when
hn ar,se TO make IN arguiilrnt he
didn't know "!icG 10 stop. On one oc-
casion I've was making y srcrcs before
JUICE .liar'l in the Cni,r'! States
court He had spoken for several
hours. ami the judge an'! e:eryho'lv
else were tho, uu-hly tile! out. thou I'll
they were Helpless. i, lat Jnd -
Ballard bc~l,n:inl his brother. Jack
Ballard, to him and inip!osci nim to
stop LawIe-- il he could.
Oh, that's easy enough" replied he
brother Ia step hin, iu>:,i. Of three
minutes.
There was = great deal OF curiosity
- see ',oy ,!.i- cunid be ACCOMPLISHED,
as the orator seemed - be nowhere
near the end Of lis sr"ee . J eek 3 Il
lar'i took n pcucil and 1 Sheet Of paper
ard wrote:
Ny r.:AR C,,J.'S-:'.: As soon rs y"c',
~" tnl 10 j. 7 ~ a" to e IN : 1ihcr Ill a
tun + i1c ID. prd'' on.
Ii. Role .:A@ l1a't,t,'.i IL the orator.
! who nau ,c.l ii the ciii 81 Il soaring
an. r..i.! ihr n2tc. Il pa. i: in his
poc>rt :.u,. al
Aud nnw. if II pleas" ,orr honor.
aud YOU genie o: the jury. leave
iuc ease = il voI.'
H. ;,icsrsi up II. hat Hri vas in the
c:rli : Of: ~ il !, M :. 'ninu,r.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
FLOWERS CCo0 FOX EATltlc.
Blossom. of N,-.ru. y rag That Are Gao
flu .pr tbs. able.

ti,wers may some Lav enter noln
LARGELY :han IT p;c-en: into the lit III
foods for human cnn>nr'r ion. A.
ready. a Is remarked l., accent writer.
they are mu., more widely er!rl"yri
fer opposes If diet ihan j. ro,;luuuly
i,nariurts. Aiiic.nkos are immature
flower aea,!S. and cauli,lnwcrs area sort
OF flowers. ina common c'b,a-". :,
rare Wild plan; in uature. furnishes
under ca iirat!On IL" cati'tyr, the
iu!uip cahhA.c, III" C'h'iHtN'T. al"
Bras els s;no":> according ~ the
leaves. roofs. cr ti:':'rrs If Ii" pau;
have been specially d>s c'"pe':. BRUSSELS
s:sruu'- are buds vi. ci haze not
!tac'tti maturity.
Another variety at tie cah!.a-e.
called "i'rur"'i," i .cr'"a o. aiIu'iAi
soil tat h':= b''n rr"'"'n'@:' iro"i The
S"''' u - i '>,''' H'''' ING
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
F;;.23fC CO: IS.
Fyr,a ~. y @ i. Properly Era;:: Il
T., !.:r. ;; 81 i'..>r..; 90.

.s.lr,,;:cc c".,i>.' - In"va;"*. n liz,
ait 'i!i-a q. ~ ;,r ;',,:...-t .i!rt c'y ':tC"
:t,.- t. ili.. .,ltrtif'::tIn.- 81 ctty !.a,: r..
az. i:.0.c ia.inH.'.'"ip" trll ;.lr t't.ti-
canu'rt ~ '.rg,,g.iAy II haze the c',iii
taken irosl. tle rn3.m- hv ca" 2HuI
i.c:.;i:.r. !! y, ii i!i;,,. ~ i,;.n;cc ire
t. tjn tinWu aver il has ii;'rv0r IL
r",n,<,i ar'i ds;cs; i..r h'u-". ',t
'.>t.ii.t's'' :.u;l ''i,a. :C}"r s,i.l,' -
q; Il furnace crth " il i.,t ,iuc,.t. ;3g3-
,i.'-d thAt ,ut. lle,; IL 10 !'.n'% OF
flesh air.
4 cpil taken fIsnn - chill. II 1t -
iu:.un ed l., SnIliu fever, urn:A:.iS i,>-t
aut W.irnih. Marin Innrt'-i- ifi'';.S
dI nix a,ih y "ntv oi fHit. y uri.t'''
cold can hr best ih!n,n ii ~ vi1o:-
ri- excici>rA, fresh walk oh ire >n,.',
sid. If he street. Avoidance OF street.
cars and making :, plentiful d'"i CT
-raie>. Ais"r" all >lrrp il abH:': 'nc'.
81 iitsl air. ii her a. ,ni!t"ii mao ,"UE
rouni 'safei..' shielding the b II viii!
:. tan screen tnNar,i the vin,!oW Sl:ir.
o: in ''drauyhi." iiich many p, "n!.
have nov trained themselves IL rnlf
Wrap up Ihs head III some IiEn. -hm'i'".
Shawl or at II d:apr,,; nave stuff
ci..,t bed clothing. ami YOU can DEF,
J AL Jury and q iIrnace cni!-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
i,,. i.r.,:c OF .:s.zi:.

Tie differences III g aracicr bet "can
IT," tcnp;e 81 ,:lc val.,u> "ciinis ut
E'"a,'. ? country aonl!: a. b:-r as the
L i,ts'i STATES, are very marked. ane
S'aicS so''iIi ~: ;e 60 atnr are in
ii S'riou' H..l tHirr:rI>in-s. tut tis,,
uortIeri Ea eS in "! ,.c.i The li''3t l. -,
crrrc-siy" am: the means cf I've can
ct>Iiy IL. got. are ian .u'i an,l in'iu'ent.
he Eatjirii vtSntIrcrs Ut tie MORT ut:H
str!iun oi Era4I slrl,a>> ihu>t If lha
southern lection and yea the -"uiherii-
eT> are hi"re prosperous than ths
NO., IL .Ll.,,&
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Macon count, has reduced its read
districts from over 4 hundred to TWEEN
making each municipal town
ship district. They think BY doing
this they will be, able to secure better
service and better roads. The dis
tricts being much larger than hereto
fore the oyerseers will have about all
they can do during the forvpart of the
summer. Shelby cou..:.y has also re.
duced tie number Of ovcr-cares from
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