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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
THE PLATFORM.
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 The platform adopted at Minne- apolis is pretty much the same old song. It declares in favor of barring out by high tariff laws all articles that may be produced at home, with
 ont any qualification as 10 the cost ofsuch production at home orabroad. If an article can be produced in the United States at the cost of two days labor which conld be purchas
 ed from abroad at the price of one days labor, the republican party believes it would be wise economy to make the article at home. It be lieves the best results can be obtain
 ed by the tailor making his own shoes and the lawyer shoeing his own horse. It says that it would levy duties equal to the difference between wages abroad and at home, falsely assuming that the difference in the nominal wages makes an equal difference in the cost of production, and ignoring the fact that the tariff duties even before the monstrous Mckinley act were already far in excess of such difference. Ii makes the broad statement that the prices of manufactured articles have been reduced by the tariff act of 1880, statement wholly untrue, and which means, if it is true, that said act has been total failure from q protee- ton standpoint, for policy which reduces prices must reduce the profit of the manufacturer, and thus the effect of protection is identical with that of free trade. 1t discreetly fails to point with pride to the new in dustries which have grown up under the Mckinley act and is especially reserved and modest on the tin plate question. It makes d wide circuit in ordef to avoid the troublesome fact of the heavy and repeated re ductions made in the wages in the protected establishments 1t de nonnces the efforts of the democrat
 ic party to destroy "onr tariff laws by piece-meal," as a most dangerous anu dchui1 HttdNh upOi tht sA SttlH. much to the chagrin of Mr Fassett, who had tried in his giddy way to ridicule this policy as frivolous and of no consequence. It denoances the democratic party for.sits hostili ty to the republican policy Of re- ciprocity," forgetting that 1t was op- posed by MT. Harrison in a message to congress, and that republican House, under the leadership of Me kinley and Reed, refused to include it in the tariff bill until it was fore ed upon itby the oyerpowering in- tinence of Mr. Blaine in the Senate. With Blaine slaughtered and no longer in the Cabinet, the boasted reciprocity policy is in the hands Of president on record against if. On the silver question it simply fires blank cartridge It comes out strong and vigorous for the force bill. with all the accustomed syco |
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09

Ia a Aa-eSs-A-s+sts s ee A+H@f ~ We srf aather1 n aHe0uhoe HON JEFS DAfle f9ia EeHtl. g eauasasiR for FfDse- gutt.g H gsz#t-r af z3i5f 5urlrsa8 Dssff1et- sH1~ {eet 6 lss aei8a of 5ae Deasperatic primary
 For Representative.
 sFe are aagf15f za1 tg afu9unee JOHN H- Bf EsIsJl E ef MaTssB 307Fea33l- candidate Tor eeEreseataes- g. e fae 2etaaa oi iae gux D1ns zA1 Es asiAoflze5 % auoVatee sOBN B %@ fT Of BUFnett Josns.lifs a e2a fGF tesrf-ea1 ss2Ee. seef tg tile 2e- t5eH af .ae Damac ate g2fiy.
 Wears au. zss to saaeaHae LAW BENtK G fs-8s ff5f 8e-s5s1sa5tsa ty giase s'i- fee qs 8Eaeflt2,l Te o5 RsEl 1YnNt subject 70 tAe asgso el a..e DeznseraiIg party.
 Me are aetaFi1ea t9 aanVpNee DB. VI H for Gef8aaette lFe % Fgye CeaNty. saB5ect t9 fas aetlga of lls DeHa9eratle party.
 For CIxesIt Clerk
 We are authorized s sunQunee J. q BIi- LOCK as eaa'll5sts Ter fs slsel'sa 70 fns olllee Of lirawit lei and &eeDfser 94 R0fe t9ny3gs sBBjset t9 tse 4eilDH 9l the Deaoegatie partt.
 For sberin
 gs srg sftrotsszeg e. anhounee IL SWANSON Of gzst5ss Eer-uss.5 g a candidate fer 1iterih ef PQfe Go4afT. at iae e1s9lWE e4eef19n- subject 70 ik seslo8 of ss Itpa9eTasae balaf.
 Wesre au5fafs5s to a8ngaUse v. J. 5OH&- sos. of Gsataa 4oaEs1iEs q eaRds saaie tos eaef- ig.0f Pope Gsaa 7, ss eet to t1se aets0s gf tsse Bem9eta{4e f.atH
 Me aFe 63a 90 aab9HHse JOHN 1- WHITE af sa9 1g@aes4p eaaold&t& fgf sher T sa 99fe ts9a q ft1e Denaeefaiie h@s Tor coansy Clerk.
 we are aus sa8 tg aapoanee C. f. HOW AND ss < eaas ts tes fe@slfeftfai tg tite oaaee ofGle8A q tbe lgasg ana Probate e9affs 0f pee4 laap2g. es Q tae aeii9H 93 t3le Demo eFatie pagy
 Hos County and Probate Jadge. wears aalaen1ed G9 apaonsiee z. W- BEK- BBB&# as aesste fSe fe-eieelton l9 he the seEso5s sse itsasgez zaaie parry
 Tar DaMaHgAT as as88off145 ty aBnounee PJtDF. j. q Ffs8, sf ts 'la0a i9W9ssiiI5. ea1e4- aate for CaaA&g 9A39e af Pope Geagtg. subject to fbe aessep q ga. Democratic party.
 For Assessor.
 We are aulagfszea lo anftgenee z. T HAsfII~- TON of tFalef 68H a{lf5 g candidate f0f asseas- or.sa8Hssf As 4eti8a Vi tiAe Democratic party. Me are aiSiles4zfa s3 asnsunee j. L SIMPSON a e&Hddaga f9r se e4He09a e iiie oitee 9f As- sese0g. sus ~ ae actl@a oi fhe Democratic p1ug-
 He arc aasH9rx tg aDHgaaee ". '. BELL of 6Alia Beck i4Afnsasp. candidate for fa2 Assessor se5eet to asse &esssn Of ths DeInoefAtfe pafiy
 Ing DE8oeRA4 authorized to announce F. E. gDt 6, of 8.tBesff I8HHs8tp, as eARaidafe fsG Tsea~nfeF Df Pope Coaaas. subject Co the ae- ti9a 93 i4s LEatDs ati& paflgs
 We aaa authorized tg aBao1nee IHOM AS J. HENAEg q Dover eanaidate fOT County Jreasafef sai3ieef v the Democratic primaries.
 surveyor.
 We aie safhoflled e ana09nee v. E. HALE ssf istesty tDHmsAAp. candidate for County sareeggf, eageef % lae action of iite Democrat ie paitT
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
PoIitical Pointers.

The House admitted Arlzona and New Mexico as stafs
 Senator Carlisle SAYS the Demo crAfs can easily beat ldarrAn
 The Hatch anti-option tilfwila pe bitterly ospos in the Seslate
 Iongfesszaan salfJags3n eg Iexas IS < candidate for Fes3DIn nation
 Maryland democrats sent an un- instructed delegation 70 hicago.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09

way AsrnAa B cmwnorer and K D Wilson
 FiftA T3sgre-Jos. Yrauenfha, of Conway. and R B DsviAson. oi wnshington Alternases A l. Xii gard and J r Faneher
 sixth DistriesJ O south. pi Baxter J. e Goodrnm. of Iyonoase AlternasesR. 1 H. Powell and John DeBos
 The delegates were not instruct e
 The presidential electors are
 state at-larx w Rees0r oi Garland and Dr. J N Brown of oaaehita. First District. K ! Williams. og IL Franris second Disf Jas 5. w1sa of Garland !: Third Disg M E gomgzins. of Se a5a Fon1h Ds II L Da- yis og Yel. Fifth Disif. Jalee \. IT Morgan, q Benton sixth Dis triet J >. Thomas Of Moar1e
 Hoa R E Wilsaa oF Pope Was appointed e place oa the State central committee
 The platform $ foo long for our columns this week II is conceded to he "a strong document. covering the whole ground
 At 2;I5 Wednesday morning the convention adjourned sine die.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
FISH FOR ALL :!
Brief Summary of inc Conventions
 Work.

The convention was called to or. der at noon Tuesday Jane l4tb, by J E. Williams, chairman of the democratic state central committee. Rev E. ? smarl, of the NJ E. chmch, sonth, eloqaently and i'm pressigely invoked divine blessings upon the deliberations and actions of the convention
 Hon. " C Braley Of Washington county vas by exclamation made temporary chairman and John W, Howell without objection was made temporary secretary
 lpon taking the chair Mr, Braley
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
werir Wfus

We desire fo s4r t0 our citizens tba { fof veaYs we have been selling Ur l Kings New Discovery Tor CoasaFnp- ton. Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Buck. len's Arniea Szige aBd Electric Bifiers asd have newer bautsiess remedies sisai sell IS sell, or that gaze such aniTeF- al gatisfgefioa Ee do not hest aie te guarantee thssn every time, and ws stand ready to refund if1e purchase price if satisfactory results do not fol. < iow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely up- On their merits. J. ". Wells. drug gist.
 IL IS channel that tree under which al escaped eongsct was killed near jackson, Miss, three weeks ago. has since died from IaEiscaTsr1aie eagsse,
 Fred Douglass, durlsg receut tour sia flse south. was cDmpelies. 10 ride in tue tsJin-f rox" car.
 Fell Dead.
 These words are very familiar to our readers. a. Fsst day passes wiFh0ut the report Of tue sudden death of sorne prominent citizen. Iise explannsi0B is sHearf Disea<e.'' Thsrafore bemare if 
 toms: Short Breatf, P2ia in Side. SmotheTing Spells, S@oIIea 4 4kles, Asthmatie Breathing, Weak and Hnng ry Spells. Tenderness ia Shnalder. or Arm, Fluftering Of Heart or Irregular Pulse. These symptoms mean heart disease. The most reliable reiaelT is Dr. Niles New Heart Cure. which iias cured thousands Of lives. Bs0s of ss. eat5 rrssa f who also sells the New Heart Cure.
 A Safe Investment.
 Is one which is guaranteed fo bring you satisfactory results, or In case of failure return of purchase priee- On this safe plan yop can bny from our advertised arHggfsf < bottle of bF. Kings New Discovery for tonsasgs. tiDn II Is guaranteed 10 bring relief fH every case. when useE for any al- fecfloi Of tbe throat, hugs, or chest, such as consumption. bronchitis, as thma. whooping cough, erOap, etc.. etc. II is pleasant aud agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles free, st J. ". Wells drugstore.
 IL battle in Matto Grosso, Brs gil {, Government troops were defeated and l l,000 killed in fight that lasted week. Oh. What Cough.
 Will you heed the warning? The signal perhaps Of the sure approach of that more terrible disease Consumption Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake Of 50c.. 10 run the risk and do nothing for it. We kaow from experi- enfe that ShftnhsE Gurq cf4l curp vaur cough. IL never fails. This explains why more than million bottles were sold the past year. It relieves croup and whoopiBg cough at once. Mothers, do not be without it. For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's Porous Pas. ter. Sold by weimer Drug Co.
 The cashier of the Judson Machine aud Power Company at San Francisco, was robbed of SIT, GOO Dy two men in broad day in the suburbs of the city and in the presence Of crowded train load of passeEg gers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
HARRISON AND REID.
Comments of Leading Papers on the
 Republican Situation.
aENyAMIN nAgHIsoN.

Little Rock Democrat Benjamin Harrison is the man the Democrats must beat for the presidency, and they can easily do it if they will sink their differences and make com mon cause for the party and coan- try. Harrison Is not d great man, and his administration has been neither able nor brilliant For the first two years of his term he mani fested disposition 10 conform to the demands Of the better element of his party in the matter of ap- pointments and in the general ad- minisfration of his office. The bas- CT element has had control of him since be appointed Elkins to cab met office and Woods ID judge ship. He is not naturally a bad man though of eoId-blooded and aristocratic tendencies He would like to be a patriotic, but he is not big enough and broad enough like Blaine and few other Republican leaders to take in the whole country. If he is reelected we may look out for a re-appearanee Of the Lodge bill The most inspiring fact for the con temptation of the Democrats is that Harrison is by no means so strong in the doubtful states as other great leaders of his party. He will not provoke the enthusiasm brought out in the campaign Of 1888 because he goes into the race handicapped by fierce feuds and bitter dissensions in his own party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
GOOD MEASURE.
Yes, good measure, pressed down
 and running over.

Some of these little propr!etors of sarsa- parillas put up in half-pint bottles are en- yious of the increasing popularity of Or. John Bulls Sarsa parilla, put up as 1t is in large quart bottles, and intimate that theirs is more conceptrated. This is as false as deceit can Do. 4 teaspoonful of Bulls sarsapafiIa contains more concentrated medicinal virtue than a tablespoonful of any other saTsaparills made X bottle of Dr. John Bulls Sarsaparilla contains six times the curative virtue of g bottle Of any other blood purifier made. No exception is made. Now an invalid wants his money worth. He wants good measure. Therefore, unless lnisled through isnor- aEce, when bis system needs a blood nuri-
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09

No OTHER Sarsaparilla has the merit by which Hoods Sarsaparilla has won such q firm hold upon the confidence of the people.
 No OTHER combines the economy and strength which makes "l00 Doses One Dollar true only of Hoods Sarsaparilla,
 No OTHER possesses the Comhina- tion, Proportion, and process which makes Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiar to itself
 HooD's PILLS cure Sick Headache.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
rafl to do Onr Duty.

1 Everybody has Ss times failed so da ] their duty toward themselves. Hum dreds of lady readers suffer from sick headache, nervousness, sieeplessBess aad female troubles. Let them follow i the example ot Mrs. II. HeFbeellter, l Stevens Point. Wis, who for five years suffered greatly from Nervous P-ostga- I ton and slerpsessness, tried physicians and different medicines without sue 1 cess. But one bottle Of Dr. Miles Ner- 1 vine caused sound sieep every night and she is feeling like new person. Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, Laramie City Wyoming, who tried all other rerne- dies, declares that after three week $ use oi the Neryine for Headache. Ner- Yous ProsiFation, etc, she was entirely relieved. Sold by Weimer Drug Co. Trial Bottle Free.
 Governor Eagle has been informed l by ". +. Moore Of Surrounded Hin, Ark that he possesses the spirit of God and that ii tue world does not repent all but eighteen souls will be destroy. cd by Hood and famine.
 wxszss~ TOR THE BLooD,
 Weakness. Malaria, Indigestion and
 BROWNS IRON LETTERS.
 It cures quickly; Tor sale hy all dealers in ANIAAN@A-Ns ONt A--I HNANA~Ne
 OFFICE OF $. CHERRY, 2l Drayton St.
 Savannah, Ga., Dec. l6 1892. MEssRs. LIPrAAN BROS.
 Savannah, Ga.
 Dear Sirs-I would like to join my testimony to the almost miraculous effect of F. r. F. in the case of Mary ingrahm, woman living on my place she had constant cough, sore throat. debility, etc, and was emaciated to a degree that she was unable to get our of he'd unaided, being given up by phys. icians; she had taken the rUino1s so- called blood medicine without the least effect, until being put under P. r. F. she immediately began to improve and Is now in as good health as ever in her life. You can refer to me at any time as to the effect Of F. F. r. in the fore going case. Yours truly,
 SAMUEL CHERRY. For sale by Weimer Drug Co. 23 The steamer John Mathews. bonna from Ft. Smith to Little Rock, with U0OO bushels Of corn, struck pier in tue Van Buren bridge and was ground to pieces. Those on board had a uar. row and exciting escape. No Insurance on boat or cargo.
 Beware of Imposition!
 We desire 10 inform the public that pr. Pitchers Castoria Is made and nut up in the Laboratory of The Ceptaur Company, New York, In but one size bottle and on the outside wrapper the formula Is printed and the Fac. SIMIlr Signature Of sChas. II. Fletcher. New York; No other preparation offered as CastoTia is genuine. To counterfeit or initiate either lu The name Or sigma tnre IS criminal ofiense. pr. PiIch. CTS Castorla has become A yalnahla standard family medicine with the en- dorsement 0f some of the best Physi. clans in America. Don 't allow any one to sell yon anything else or the plea or promise that 1t is just as good r And will answer eyeiy purpose, etc.. efc. l Cast0ria k sold by all respectable druggists and dealers in medicine.
 Do not Dc deceived when you bnv if but look well Tt the wrapper and see if It has the Signature Of Chas. IT. Flefrh. CT, New York. No other can be yen. uine: castofia without the Signature Is a Base Ffaud
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09

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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint.

Is II not worth tho small price of 75c. 70 free yourself of every symptom Of these distressing complaints, it you thlnk So call at our store and get bot tse oi Shiloh's Niialixer. Every bottle has . printed guarantee on il. Use ac- cordingly and T it does you uo good It Will cost you nothing. Sold by Wei mer Drng Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09

 made brief bat interesting talk to the coavention
 Hon. c. E Bridereli Of Henp psteac county was elected permanent chair man aud Messrs. Chapline Of Lon oke. Halliburton of Tell and C. S Collins 0f Pulaski were elected per maneaf secretaries, each and all by exclamation
 Mr Bridewell's speech to the con vention was happy eifort which elieited round after round of ap- plause. especially when the name q GroTer Cleveland was mentioned The speaker spoke of the ex presi- dent in g highly euIogistie manner and expressed the highest confidence in his ability integrity and patriot ism. bat feared that in view Of the factional fight in New York he would not be available this year There fore he believed the delegation from this state should go Chicago untranmeied with instructions. The tornado of applause which followed this deiiTeranee indicated that he had voiced the sentiment of the con  Yenti0B.
 After the appointment of commit tees q recess was taken to go ?. m.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09

IL was 3 o'clock when chairman Bridewell called the convention to order. The convention hall (the Capital Theatre) was crowded to suffocation. II was understood that the nomination for governor would come early on the program and this was enough to induce the tbrong to brave the sHltrg weather in order 10 see the thing well done.
 When Hon. J H Rogers aeose to nominate Mr. Fishback he received perfect ovation Every Fishback man had his yell with him and was not at all backward about using it. It was several minutes before the distinguished speaker was permitted to proceed Of the speech, briefly speaking. it can truly be said it was worthy of the man and worthy of the occasion.
 Col. Whitthorne of Saline nornina- ted Mir Files in very becoming speech, fnil of humor and good com mon sense He pledged support to the nominee and counseled the same on the part of the minority.
 The roll call disclosed 440 for Fishback. 76 for Files, ' for Hughes, for House and for MeDonaugh. On motion Mr. Fishback's nomina- ton vas made unanimous.
 4 committee notified Mr Fishback of his nomination and he appeared before the convention and thanked his friends for the honor they had conferred upon him.
 The nomination for secretary of state was next in order and resulted in the selec- tion of H. B Armistead of Franklin The vote stood, Armistead 2Sl, Hull Il3, Hogins 70, McCaskill 6. Judge Bullock, of Pope, moved that MT. Armistead's nomination be made unanimous, and it was accordingly done.
 The most exciting scene on the convention floor was during the bal- loting for auditor The friends of MT Mcconnell of Johnson stroye manfully for their faYorite, but the Mills forces were well organized and determined, and came off victorious.
 The other nominations were: for treasurer, Morrow of Sebastian, for attorney general, Clark of Phillips, for superintendent of public instruc- ton, shinn of Pulaski, for com missioner of agriculture, Adams of Pulaski, for associate jnstice of su- preme court, Hemmingway of Jeff. erson.
 The ticket selected is considered exceptionally strong, and it is every where predicted that it will be elec- ted by the largest majority given in Arkansas for many years. There were several good men defeated, in cluding Pope's candidate, but there is moi the least disposition to sulk in any quarter Each unsuccessful candidate and his supporters will work ioyally and zealously for the success of the ticket.
 The delegates selected to attend the national convention at Chicago are:
 stateat-large-J. H. Rogers of Sebastian, S w. Fordyce of Car land, H. G. Bum of Ouachlta J. C.. Fletcher of Pulaski.
 First District--J. c. Hawthorne. of Craighcad, and Julius Lesser, Of Lee Aiternates-L. w Stephens and J W. Phillips.
 Second District-W J. Little, of Garland, and J. E. Spears, Of Jeaer- son Alternates x. Wheeler and w. H. Hyatt
 Third District-W II Arnold. of Miller County, and James Steele Of Seyier County Alternates R. T Cook, and J, D. Conway.
 Fourth District T B. Martin. of
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
Be oi Good Cheer.

There IS oue remedy thai Las saved many | hDpe5ess mortal 10 s life ef haepv nsefalness. i IL Is Sery stFengfheNlng fp the Kidneys, siom- aeE- nerves and sexual system ls is perfect cure for ssersnator r1iaca or evii dreams, whites, urinary sediments. extAFga. weak eyes. weak lungs bad blood. irn9efercy and falling health t IS cailesi HEA-Ts I'm BITS Price $1 at the WesmeT drug store or 1y mail. nf TBK OHIO CHEMICAL Co, Cincinnati, O. sample box. iVc.
 The lower house of cong ess has re- ported favorably upon the claim of Hon. ". Jasper Biackburn for balance of s5, ,697. 3 salary due as q member nf the Fortieth congress.
 Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. , Act on new prInciple-reguiasln the liY- CT. stomach and bowels through the nerves new uisc0very. Dr. Niles Pills speedily cure bHiivUsness. bad taste. torpid liyer. niles, constipat4on. lnequaied for men. women, enid Fen. smallest. miidcsf, sn4est. 5Q doses p cents Samples free at MeilncT Diug Ios
 LADIES
 Needing tonic, or children thss want bgildins
 gp. should take
 BROWNS IRON BgET s1ESS.
 ltis pleasant ta taSe, clrcs Malaria, lndlses- ton. and Biliousless. All dealers keSpil
 Secretary Hester's cotton crop move ment fo: May shows steady increase iu inc years totals as compared with last year.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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po, E.rasee,l,-Isu Attoraey.

We arc authorized ag aEUouB0e W. j.. fk@kEa of gastE5 golhfr a can1 a4aie fgT Congress from 4e faaz5a lcl ssBjec. g9 tte &ctaon e al-a Tsssf.+s-r..s. s.s sssstr
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
sIagsstrate.

N [ AEe authorized c. aaHnnBee C. T.. MEADE 4 candidate fgf JnsRiee of the Peace Of Illinois Township. subject 70 tfe action oi the Demo cratic party,
 Constable, We are &nsA9lxed 70 sBhsaHee W. j. SHEER KILL Hs q candidate for Constable Df Illinois 1oanship. sa6eet t0 tiie action of tbe denoer att fe sfipafy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
BucIylen,s Arnfca Nalye

HE LEST SALINE iu the world for Cuts Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tester, 1haapcd Hands, Chilblains, orns, and all ekiu Erwptioas. sad positively nres Piles, oi 10 pas required It eUaran- teed 70 give perfect satisfaction or money re- fandcd. Price a5 cents pen box. For safe by
 I " WELLS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


 For Governor. WM. M. FlsHBACk. Of Sebastian F0f Secretary of State. H. F. HAMPSTEAD, Of Franklin. For Andlt9F Of state: C. E. MILLS. of AonrOe.
 For Treasurer K. E. MORROW, Of sebastian. E0T AttOrneg -Nenerai JAMEa r. CLARKE, of Phillips. For snpsriAieagsht Of Public instruetiOn: JD-fAH H- niIiNS, Of PulaskL fof Commissioner 0f State Lsnas: e. F. MI Eks, of p0iaeti. For apBhaiea4n af AgricsifHres JOhS .. sDAN-. of Pulaski For Associate Justice 0f supreme Court ". Y. uEMiaGW Al, of Jefferson.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-09
A CN0N

fer, when his system needs tonic when his system is breaking down from blood lTnpurity or some wasting disease he will demand oi his Gruggiss 8 hcstis Of Bulls e4rsapariila, and oD no occasion be per suadea to take anything thai may be oiT- cred in it's stead as being just as good. z There is no other remedy % good as Bulrs Sarsaparilla for such diseases as scrofula, sypiaiitie affections, saitrheum, itch. ec- zema, plmples sores. rlleunatism, lame back, swollen joints. aching alHscles nerv- ous weakness, mefFovs debility, loss of appetite, loss of hesli, los ui strength. sleeplessness, premature old age etc.
 2. B Woodruff, Jeflefso aville Ind writes, For len years 1 had beGn an invalid. ] Be- eafno chronic medicine itkar There is not 2 blood rtlnedy oF 6 tonic advertised that Gid hot tfy. tr0iA nrneOf them did ] aefiye any gefmA4rnt gp9d. l bgcaIne uiRcpurH1et. " ' eyAi ta wrS fui of lirod impurities. My akln 6as covered iu places with brown fStgael aSc iifiie sores. Ny