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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24

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Perfection dyes of all colors at
e. G. Dooling's.
Bark er, the photographer, left
this morning for Eureka Springs.
Invoicing goods is getting to be-
a profession in Green Forest.
Postmaster Buell. and family
were visiting on Usage Sunday.
Capt. Il. f. Harbert was one OF
the orators at Democratic rahf; ca
ton at Berryville Saturday.
The ncw school building is be-
ginning to present a very neat APP
penrcnce. 1t will be complete d
within month.
Queensware. Queensware. glass
ware and tinware at John Ramsey's,
both quality and prices defics com
petition.
When in need Of dyes for color
ing, go to 4. G. Dooling's. He
keeps all colors of perfe ton dyes
for both wool and cotton.
Several of our fair young ladies
as well rs many of our rustic DO Us,
have availed themselves of the op-
portunity Of having Their "plcture
tuck"
DR.. Harbert Will have one of the
coWplcfest lines and best display
ed stock of drugs in the country
whefs he gets Strengthened up in
his now quarters.
You can find at John Ramsey s
q splendid line CT knit under wear,
for both ladies and gentlemen. also
hose for women and children and
half hose for men, all so cheap and
nice that you could not think OF
knitting.
All persons indebtod to the estate
Of Harry Reagan, deceased, by
note or count that is now due
must come in and settle, or l will
ssua on every one.
Il w. G. Rus ELL.
H Attorney for Estate.
Mr.. Moore, the postmaster at
bradshaw, after reading an adver-
tisement Of Ghamberlain's Collie,
Co!era, Cole and Diarrea Remedy
concluded to try a small bottle of it.
He says: II used it in two eases
for collie and three for davrhna
with perfect satisfaction. | have
handled and used Il. great deal ol
patent med dicine but nev er tried any
that gave rs good results as this. Z
For sale by Morris & Son drug
gist. s
4 Reliable Woman
Wanted IN every county to establish q
Corset Paror for the sale of DR.. Nichols
Celebrated Spiral Corset and Clasps.
Wages $40 to S75 per month and ex-
penses. We furish complete stock on,
consignment, settlements monthly. So
Sample Corset free. Send s cents post
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24
Had tE,e Desired EHecty II
cAnao1nroN, Green Co.. Ill, Nov. 'es.

CAERoLLroN, Green Co., ILL.,, Nov, '6s.
I highly recommend Pastor Koenig's Nervs
Tonic to anybody that has suffered from head.
ache as my did for years, because two bot.
.les OF the medicine cured him. HI. McTLGUE.
WAsHINGToN N, D. c., March g. 1881.
For 9 years had feelings that ean harsily
describe l would feel at times that was sure
ly dying Or have presertim ents that something
dreadful was about to happen; since taking
astor Koenigs Nerve Tonic have felt like
different person. 1t is g. wonderful medicine.
MRS. AGNES SHEA.
LoRETTo, Ky., March 2, 1871.
have tsken Pastor koen:gs Tonic for epi
lepsy OF years standing, e.nd 1t worked like
cknrm on me, after several doctors did ME ns
good. Your medicine is perfection
l. q VAN ClEAVA
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{ 9SE; Va Diseases sent free TO arv a1t.l lsss
"a s 4 aud pO0r paneisis Can also o5taSl
So aez sxs this medicine free OF c:sssrf.e-
a,his remedy has been prepared by the Revs.eaa
ystor I.osnig, OF Fort NsXGa, ind 9tace .e,d, aLa
Low prepared under his direction by tie
KoEWsG Med. CO.. chicago, sss.
so,f, ~ Druggists az 81 per Bott'c. 6 csr SIS
E.....e sizc, ssE.55. g Rctties %, So
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24
Local Happening gs.
Today Is Thar ksgiving.

o0ay rs IlaHSSSiNiitS.
Prot. 7. +. Phillips and wife of
Toeum were in town Saturday.
Perfection dye: Tor cotton, al
JOIN. Ransey's, also Diamond
Dyes.
4 lot of bed steads and other fur
niture just received at W. r. Sneed
Il Co.'S.
Green Forest seenas to be head
quarters for all st. Louis and
Springfield drummers.
Jerome Buell informs US that he
and his family will soon be on the
road to Illinois, their former home
So to 4 G. Dooling's to buy
Your boots and shoes. lie has the
best assortment in town and gives
the best bargalns.
Don't bny your shoes or boots
nntil you have examined Joha Ram
seys stock Best assortment in
town for the money.
+. C. Dooling Will soon put in q
5ffhe lil.e Of family groceries in COM
aecton with Ibis boot and shoe
store.
There arc several applicants for
ti,e Grecn Forest pos,uf1ice, besides
there is II number who are really
Il, earnest ahou, it.
Del. Il. uarbert has bought
II nri. l. Sou $ stock OF drugs and
III dicics He will consolidate
t1m with his own stock.
~Dr. J. f. Harbert is moving his
stock ct drugs into the lower story
OF I'VE TRIBUNE building where he
Will do business in the future.
8 ! Motrs is now the owner of
the Raw residence or the west side
ofthe square. He will move thereto
shortly.
G.. Camp, A. NJ. Webb, r. D..
Galloway and George Wallace arc
among tue most prominent appli-
cants for the Green Forest post
mastership.
Two sor,ign geologists ac"ompa-
ried by Il Kansas man registered
at the Star last night. They are
en- route to the mineral fields cast Of
here.
4 few odd coats, vests and pants
at John Ramsey's at cost. If you
need Il coat i.her WOODEN or duck,
stop aud see his lot. No trou-
BILE to show goods.
Judge J ohm H. Chiles of Eureka
Springs was in Green Forest on
business last Saturday. He in
forms US that there is soon to be q
/, bran new Republican pape, start
ed MP in Eureka.
Shawis in variety, flannel shirt
patterns, yarns, both wool and cot
ton, silk floss, turkey red cotton
floss, hoods, dress stay, over shoes,
y hats, caps, gloves, trunks and wallis
PES al Ramsey's as cheap as the
cheapest. \
r. O Walker returned on Satur-
day nights stage from Callisburg,
Texas, whore he had spent a month
visiting relatives. He was accom-
panied by his brother, John: who
will spend Il month visiting rela
tives here. They both left Monday
for Usage. i
Morris ( Son have bought Je-
rome Buells interest in the hard
ware. They are now sole owners
Of the Business and are preparing
to do business on Il much larger
scale than has ever bcen done in
that line before We wish them
: success.
Democrats throughout the coun-
ty met and celebrated the Demo
cratic victory at Berryville last
Saturday. Hons. A Davis, liver
son A. Jones and w. r Phillips
made speeches and the Green For
est Band furnished music A large
number OF Green Forest citizens
attended and grand time is re-
ported.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24

ever offered heretofore.
orbalk,
TIL SIDE SQUARE DERRYvILLE, ARK.
W. r. Sneed and wife were over
from Usage yesterday.
B. G.. Mooter came in from Mis-
souri, Tuesday night on business.
Look out for new goods at Dool-
ing's this week.
Coal oil, sugar, coffee and a gen
al assortment OF groceries just re-
ceived at Doolngs.
Morris & Son will move their
stock of hardware to the store
building form y occupied by them
with drugs.
The honorable way OF stopping
"a newspaper is not to tell the post
master to mark it "refused' and
send it back to the office; but send
the money, or better still, bring
it and pay up in full to date.
A little carelessness in putting
away ;>is horses Monday night
caused Tom Phillips to put him.
self to considerable extra trouble
horse hunting Tuesday.
Geo. ellis, of Cedar Valley, No,
brought his little son to Dr. Ray
Sunday to have his eye treated.
The little fellow happened to the
sad accident the other day 10 stick
IL knife in bis eye ball. 1t is a Sc
we're w. und, but the doctor thinks
it is probable that the sight Of his
eve can be saved.
| ! was troubled with severe cold
and cough and on the recommenda-
tion of Mcssrs. Wegman & Wire,
druggists of this place, [ purchased
IL bottle of Cham beTlain's Congh
Remedy, and in two days was com
pletely cared. I most sincerely
recommend this valuable Rene dy
to any # my friends who arc sut-
tering with IL cold. G. I. Hackett, +,
Assistant Cashier Clinton County
Bank, Wilmington Ohio Fifty
cent bottles for sale by Morris &
Son.
TIE BEST PLAsTER:-Dampcn a
piece of flannel with Cham berIain $
Pain Balm and bind it on over the
seat Of pain It's better than any
Aptaster. When the lungs are sore
ysuch an application on the. chest
and another on the back, between
the shoulder blades. will often pre-
vent pneumonia. There is nothing
so good for lame back or pain
in the side. A sore throat can
nearly always be cured ia one
night by applying a Aanncl bandage
dampened with Pain Balm. so
cent bottles for sale by Morris 4
Son.
Are your children sabjcct to
Group? If so, you should never be
without a bottle Of Chamberla n :
Cough Remedy. 1t is II certain
cnre for Group, and has never been
known to fal. If given freely as
soon as the croupy cough appears
it will prevent the attack. 1t is the
sole reliance with thousands Of
mothers who have croupy children,
and never disappoints them. There
is no danger in giving this Remedy
in largo and frequent doses, as ii
contains nothing Injurious. so
cent bottles for sale by Norris 4
Son.
Tle Saturday Wad-
Is the greatest newspaper wcnder
of the age. It is tour years Nd and
has a circulation of over a quar- er
mill;on copies II Week. NE lates,
sensations aud the most marvellous
events are written up in the hes,
style and fully illustrated Sab
scliption received at $500 per
year, sl.0o FIR six months, or SO
cents for three months. Special
inducements to clubs. Send for
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24

A little carelessness in putting
away &is horses Monday night
caused Tom Phillips to put him.
self to considerable extra trouble
horse hunting Tuesday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24

Geo. Gillis, of Cedar Valley, Mo-,
brought his little son to DR.. Ray
Sunday to have his eye treated.
The little fellow happened to the
sad accident the other day To stick
IL knife in his eye ball. 1t is a Sc
we're ", und, but the doctor thinks
it is probable that the sight Of his
eve can be saved.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24
The Saturday Elad-


Is the greatest newspaper wonaer
of the age. It is tour years Nd and
has circulation of over u quar- er
milion copies IL weak. The lates,
sensations aud the mort marvellous
events are written up in the best
style and fully illustrated Sab
scliption received at So 90 per
year, sl.0o far six months, or SO
cents for three months. Special
inducements to clubs. Send for
tree specimen copies. Boys every
whereare making big money sell
ing the BLADE on the streets.
Write for particulars. Address
the publisher, w. D. Boyce. 1l3
ll5 ,.nl - R,fth avenue Chica-
trn
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24

The honorable way OF stopping
"a newspaper is not to tell the post
master TO mark it "refused'' and
send it back to the office; but send
the money, or better still, bring
it and pay up in full to date.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24

Morris & Son will move their
stock of hard ware to the store
building tormly occupied by them
with drugs.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24

Postmaster Buell. and family
were visiting on Usage Sunday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-11-24

Capt. q. +. Harbcrt was one o
the orators at Democratic ratlf; CT,
ton at Berryviile Saturday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
Those Helpless Little Women.

Don't you worry about the little
woman! just analvze her a bit be-
fore you waste any great amount of
sympathy upon her. That baby
mouth wasn't made in vain. Ever
see one OF those little women stand
up in street car, or carry her own
parcels home, or get in or out of a
carriage without having hall q dozen
men run to assist her? And all just
because she is q little woman, and has
that helpless, imploring look, as if
she couldn't stand the least bit of
trouble in the world. And every man
she meets feels sorry for her, and is
ready to extend his sympathy and
assistance I've watched her-Tve
made a study OF her tricks and her
ways. She just looks at man out Of
those appealing eyes, and he would
walk over red-hot plowshares to as
sist her. When am born again 1
want to be one of those meek, help
less, sorrowful.eyed little women, and
be helped to all of the good things OF
life because I hook so small, and sweet
and helpless. Little woman! Little
humbug. st. Louis Republic.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
Strength Of Hands In the Two
Sexes

Sexes.
To determine how the average
strength of the hands of men and
women compares, French ingenuity
some time ago devised a special in
strnment, on which the palm OF the
hand is placed, and the greatestdown
wand pressure which the individual
can give it is exercised upon it, the
force thus produced being recorded by
clockwork mechanism In a test in
Guiding some fifty robust men and
the same number of healthy women,
both belonging to the middle class of So
ciety. with ages varying from twenty
tive to forty-five years, the strongest
man OF the company was able to pro-
duce with his right hand pressure
equivalent to eighty five Kilograms,
or about one hundred and seventy
five pounds, and the weakest to forty
kilograms, the average being ffty-six.
The force OF the strongest woman OF
the fifty who were selected amounted
to only forty-four kilogram, and that
of the weakest to sixteen, while the
average was thirtv-three Kilograms.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
THE AGRICULTURAL WORLD
TOUCHED UPON.
The Cost OF Good Roads--F Fall Work
In the Garden--FeedIng Small
Potatoes--Theya Value of Tar--
Breeding of Hogs--A Few
Pointers.
The Cost Of Good Roads.

Let me give few figures as to the
cost Of good roads. I will take for
~ aa1.eae aa.ra-:aa
oA.ess sesAo - eeu 1n'eiioe' 9 ounoy
Wnlch represents Q Iair average OF all
the counties of the State as respects
it's mileage of important roads. The
co,n+v 10 which Ihave raiera,,ce 4 J s
GO - I : 80 80 --@1S'
/. aDou1 Noo lilies OF sucil nign Ways,
which, It properly built of stone, would
make it's country districts a yeritable
naradiao
Ps1 : e'oss. !,
CONSIDERING lsAI.g 5nao an e4ceiieho 70 roao
can be built for So, 900 q mile, the
aggregate cost for the entire $50 miles
wonld he 81 40 600 The AVERAGE
80. !, !, - 3
0loin1 u properly ior s1cn county
as shown by the tax duplicate for
1891, was SIG, $4,000. Were this
tax of Ct 150 600 ~ ba naid a.
= .,e,,,a
aNSI - ,e 1t ~ noeessi1sase az 90 lss 3
auarr q 600 90 pvl eeie =. Puo VI
u vat,,y,,a d'u So 4 $3.50 pTopei5y s
80 49,; - osA s..nJ ~, ~ "
80, ,n,1 inoo 80 u1' p a iiienss, s.ie
90. 1T Ne oae plopoloy
e1 n9h," ~ 49, aaaa neas - pay ~ osely
p , ee 70 - R yalh ha ao4 Wuulu
H. 49, aal. = ~ 80 ~ - one,o
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
Breed ding OF Hogs.

Few branches OF the stock business
demand more skill than the raising OF
hogs, but to such as can supply these
they are as generally certain to return
profit as any other kind of stock. It
is fact we'll understood that q pig
makes more meat in proportion to
waste matter, and more also in pro-
portion to food consumed, when prop
erly fed, than any other domestic ami
NAL. They also mature so early and
are SO prolific that they commend
themselves to farmers who have not
much capital with which to begin the
stock business. The very fact that a
start can be made with so small an
expenditure should be enough to IN
duce all who go into the business to
begin with good stock, but some who
are particular about the breeding of
their cattle, and even Of sheep, seem
to think that one hog is as good as
another, but there is as much differ
ence between the growth and profit
from high grade and scrub pig as
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
HOUSEKEEPING ON LAND.

An English Pastime Which May
Be Transplanted to America.
41Caravaning," like housekeeping, !"
is q recreation indigenous to the
English soil. A caravan is sort OF
houseboat on wheels, fashionable
and moderized gypsy cabin, or an i'm
proved photographers car. It is
drawn by horses, and develops a
speed something between canal
boat and an express. train, according
to the number and going qualities Of
the steeds before it. 1t is not dis
lance, however, but time that a car
AVIAN is looked to to annihilate, so
the matter OF speed is secondary.
The vehicle, is filed with q, carefully.
selected company of picnickers,
rambles along a lovely country road
until some sweet retreat is encounter
ed, when it stops, and there you are
Tor as long as you want to be and
sometimes longer.
In the carvan you may eat, sleep,
but not live; that you must do out Of
doors. If it should rain you may ex-
ist within its.shelter, if you can, till
the sun shines again When every
body is tired OF the sweet retreat
and one OF the thorns OF caravaning
is that there is a chance Of your get
ting tired oft before every ody- the
party moves on like the snail, withits
house upon its back. There is talk ,f
introducing this pastime over here but
1T seems hardly suited to the lively
american temperament. New York
Times.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
FAN work in the Garden.

For early vegetables next spring,
like bunch onions, lettuce, spinach
and radishes the ground isa1ways fit
ted in the fall, and we'll enriched and
pulyerized saysa writer in the Ohio
Practical Farmer. The onions should
be set not later than October, so
they will get a good root hold before
freezing weather sets in, and they will
be among the first green vegetables for
the gardener to market in the spring.
Onions for this purpose must be in
large sets. Or better still, those that
bore seed this year and threw up from
three to five seed stalks and will be
useless for seed next year; these, set
deep in the fall, in good rich soil, will
be the best for cary bunch onions in
spring, as they have matured early
and begin to take root earlier than
the field onion raised from the bed.
The outdoor lettuce bed must be
sown later, well pulverized and rolled,
the seed sown with q hand drill and
late enough so that it does not all
come up until spring it WILDE ali right;
for lettuce will make a. stand and grow
in the spring long before gu can get on
to your ground TO prepare it on ac-
count of the wet condition of the soil;
therefore, If you want to catch those
high prices that always prevail for
early outdoor lettuce you must SOW it
in the fall and cover it with fine litter
in the spring when 1t begins to freeze
and thaw; the tennis ball makes a
goodwariety for this purpose.
Radishes need the same treatment,
but. willneed no covering OF any kind,
as they are perfectly hardy. I find
two varieties sufficient for fall sowing
the scarlet turnip and the long red,
for a succession.
Spinach can be soWn the latter part
OF October or first of November and
covered in the fall, in this latitude,
with coarse manure free from corn
stalks, and raked off in the spring aft
er it is done freezing. In sowing spin
och an amateur should consult the
catalogs as to variety, as there are
two kinds, one to be soWn in the fall
and the other in the spring. There is
profit in these three vegetables when
sown IN the fall and well cared for,
and they come on the market early
and at the same time.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
CondensInr MIX.

The condensing of milk is an Ameri-
can invention, and the method in
foreign countries, as France and
Switzerland, as well as in England,
where the business is now carried on,
is precisely the same as the American
way. This is to evaporate the water
from the milk by steam heat in
vacuum pans, at such a low temper
allure as will entirely avoid danger OF.
burning it. So that not only is steam
needed to keep up the vacuum by air
pumps and remove the vapor from
the pans, but to furnish the heat. A
ten-horse power boiler, or one to
furnish steam for q ten-horse power
engine, would do all the. work for a
small factory using 1.OOOlbs. of milk
daily. A two horsepower engine
would do the pumping required to keep
the vacuum perfect. This quantity
of milk will furnish one fourth as much
condensed.
A Few Pointers:
Give the hens chopped onions occa-
sionally.
Do not try to winter more hens than
you can care for well.
Clean up, whitewash and get the hen
house ready for winter.
Have you not noticed that fast
horses are apt to develop fast men?
Stick to the breed that you have
done we'll with. Improve and build it
up rather than let it fall back.
Clean up the coops and give dose
OF coal oil before putting away for the
season.
See that there are no cracks Ia the
hen-honse through which draught can.
strike the fowls
In the Chicago market, small hen,
turkeys sell better than others after
New Years. But have them fat.
There is no meat that varies more
in price than poultry, between choice
fat birds and ..scallawag' stock.
Do you think it pays to husk corn,
throw it on the ground and handle
again before It is IN the wagon?
If you have no extra feed do not
buy q lot of stock this fall because
it is cheap. Il will be dear Ito you)
before spring.
Fattening fowls, young pullets and
old hens kept for laying eggs donor re-
quirs the same food ither in quality
or kind.
Crowd the corn huskipg il in shocks.
Bind the. fodder as husked out, and
draw to feeding yard or barn when
few acres are ready. This will give
some in if bad weather comes before
all is husked. Keep the fodder haul
ed II close up to the huskers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
Breathing Of Insects.

Insects generally breathe through
special pores in varions parts OF their
body, and if these pores are closed by
oil they are suffocated. Anyone may
test this by dropping sweet oil on the
thorax or back of a wasp; it very soon.
dies. For this reason oil has been
found one OF the best things to use for
the destruction of insects.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09

Among the best definitions sent
IN were the following:
The mental sunshine Of content.
sswill-o' the wisp" which eludes us
even when we grasp it.
Excelsior! The er-retreating SUM
NIT on the hill of our ambition.
The prize at the top Of greasy pole,
which is continually slipping from
ones grasp.
The only thing g man continues to
search for after he has found it.
The ball s-eye on the target at which
81 the human race are shooting.
The goal erected for thehumanrace,
which few reach, being too heavily
handicapped.
"a wayside flower growing only by
the path of duty.
A bright and beautiful butterfly
which many chase but few capture.
The interest we receive from capital
invested in good works
The blrthright OF contentment.
A treasure which we search for far
and wide, though Outlines it is lying
at our feet.
The summer weather Of the mind.
The dancing of the heart to its own
music.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
IL. HANSCHEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

Estimates on buildings or on materi.
al and labor, more especially on ma
son work, furnished on application.
Prompt attention given all work and
satisfaction guaranteed. The sale OF
all kinds Of cement, lime, adamant Ga
new kind Of hard plaster) and plaster
hair q speciality.
NEW ULM, MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
THIS IS HAPPINESS.

some Definitions Sent TO an Eng
lIsh Paper.
Some time ago the Lond on Tit Bits
offered q prize for the best definition
:of Happiness" The FOLLOWING defini-
ton was adiudged the best and re-
ceiVed the prize.