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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

Most of our perfumes come from
flowers or are made in imitation of
the scents Of flowers; so altar of roses
by a common consent ranks at the
head of the list Of perfumes Other
from roses, too, hold
high place and have long been esteem
cd.
Hettie Bernard Chase will hold the
boards at Ghio's Opera on the 25,
26, 81 aud % instant, giving one or
more matinee performances, during
her stay. The attraction is noted
highly in theatrical circles and prom
iscs to afford excellent holiday amuse-
ment.
One difference between the Britain
MICA and all other Encyclopedias con-
sists in the fact that all the great sub
iects, of which there are 5000, are
handled as a complete treatise; just
the same as if you purchase book on
a particular subject, written by one Of
the best authors in the world.
Poisonous snakes are so numerous
in Venezuela that a snakebite is al
most as common there as in India.
But there are fewer fatalities, for the
natives have discovered that a plant
known as the ocumillo, when powder
ed and applied to the wound, results
in a cure of almost every case.
There are several holidays which
command and deserve celebration, but
no one of that number should induce
that sacred observance to which
Christmas day is entitled. This day
should be regarded with affectionate
veneration by all civilized nations,
and kept with religious care by the
peoples thereof
Anybody who can swing a shotgun
and find powder for it may make an
honest living in San Bernardino coun-
ty, California, by killing jackass rab.
bits. The tax payers. through the
treasury, pay 20 cents scalp, and
some good shots are making as much
as SO Il day, which is more than city
industrial can make in a week at var
ious jobs.
Old gold bought at Louis He'll
bron's. 1914
All kinds Imported and Domestic
Wines, Gins, Brandies, at Moore &
Cos, whiskey department. 12-12-tf
If you want the choicest fresh
meats, game, fish, etc, go to Huddle-
ston's new Broad street meat mar
ket 1919
North Carollua, Pure Corn whiskey
at Moore e. Cos whiskey department
l2-12-tf
Florida Water large size aud best
make at SOC per bottle, Moore a. Co.
druggists 2l0 East Broad st. 1912,
You have only short while to get
the fine music box free at Moore &
Co. druggists, 2l0 East Broad st u l2,
-. G-E'S VINE OF caRnyl tor " eaS Nerves.
~.
Remember, Moore & Co, are selling
dolls and doll heads at st. Louis
prices Don't fail TO get their prices
before purchasing. ~ II
Dollsl Dollsl Dollsl
Dressed, jointed, KID, indestructable
and blsque, from Sc to $3.50 each.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

If you want the choicest fresh
meats, game, fish, etc go to Huddle-
ston's new Broad street meat mar
ket. 12-l9
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21
LOG AL NEWS
SMOKERS, ATTENTION.

SMOKERS, ATTENTION.
We have Just received fresh lot
Hoffman House Boquet Ci-
oars ........$3 $3 40 box
Metropolitan Cigars ....... 40 box
Chancellor, (1Oc straight size)
CIGARS 3 so box
Mercantile cigars .. 3 25hoX
Fleur De Lis cigars ...... 3 OOhox
At II. Box & Cos,
12-7-tf Leaders IN Havana cigars.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

The bookkeeping and shorthand
classes of Prof aud Mrs g. W. Miller,
will receive number of additions
from pupils who will take up these
courses after the holidays.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

49, 81 E,2 vine Of caagy! lor " eaS Nerves.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

"Jack Frost" has arrived a little late
this season, coming in from st. Louis
last night. He is none the less wei
come guest and is being sumptuously
entertained at the HuCkins House.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

All kinds Imported and Domestic
Wines, Gins, Brandies at Moore g.
Cos, whiskey department, 12-12-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21
THE DEMOCRAT.
RATES:

All communications should be addressed
the DEMOCRAT.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

Old gold bought at Louis He'll
bron's. 1914
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

Hettie Bernard Chase will hold the
boards at Ghio's Opera on the 25,
26, 27 aud 2S instant giving one or
more matinee performances, during
her stay. The attraction is noted
highly in theatrical circles and prom
iscs to afford excellent holiday amuse-
ment.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

where they VIII remain Tor the hon- II
days, visiting relatives and friends b
h
Joseph B. Paine has been appointed - -
Treasurer of Crawford county, Arkan- = =
sas vice n. A. McCord, deceased. Mr..
Paine was County examiner of Craw-
ford county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gardner, accom- =
panied by Aline and the baby left for 2
: Carroton, Ga, this a. III. They go to
I visit Mr.. G's mother and will remain "
until after Xmas. "
Capt. Geo. c. Baker, a prominent n
figure in the commercial circles, came
in this a. IN. from Texas, and is ex
changing greetings with his TexartO- =
ma friends today. :,
The bookkeeping and shorthand h
classes of Prof aud Mrs. g. W, Miller, Il
will receive number Of additions a
from pupils who will take up these Z
courses after the holidays.
"Jack Frost" has arrived little late il
this season, coming in from ST. Louis Il
last night He is none the less well |
come guest and is being sumptuously Il
entertained at the Huckins House X
In the doll house contest, which !;
, closed at $50 last night Miss Emi-
a lene Grim was declared the winner,
the vote for the three highest being c
as follows Emileue Grim, GOA; Villa 1
Williams, 216 Mildred Barelle, l70. t
To every purchaser, buying $l.00 .
worth of goods at Sam Falk's extern
sive establishment, WILL from this
time forward be given Il handsome
souvenir card. A charming addition
TO each purchase of ST. and well worth
II obtaining. 12-l8-6 >
The Encyclopaedia Britannica is the
J. highest authority on every subject,
being the result OF the labors of more
4 than 1900 leading scholars, each one
8 a master specialist in his class, and a
recognized authority on the subject ,
which he treats.
The judge of the court together
with visiting attorneys, Witnesses etc, !
4 have all returned to their homes and
the court house presents quite a for ,
orn appearance, in contrast with the
> business activity which has marked it
for the several weeks past
> In Boston alone women pay taxes s
1 on more than $l20,OO0,OO0. They pay
into the city treasury annually in tax
:. es about $l,5O0O0O, which is expended ,
l. by the Representatives Of men, nine
tenths of whom pay only a poll tax
of 81, and some not even that I
j. Sliced ham and chppcd co,ncd
= )eof, in quantities to suit at llu0dle-
= @ton Bros &C (
Toilet Cases,
S Celuloid, Plush Leather aud Nat
Y ural Wood, SMITH DRUa Co,
= All kinds of fresh nuts candies, etc, {
for the holidays at Whitford & Gar +,
ret,s. 2lS State Line ave. 12121l /
4 Good dry wood all lengths, both
= lak and pine, for sale by A, W. Stew
Gus, at Rose Hill brick yard 912
p Fresh oysters, Of the best quality,
IRE received daily at +, Kleins, next
door TO Turner Bros. e. Z
Jewelry Christmas presents at Louis
lleilbron's, the leader Of cheap prices.
1914
Whitford & Carrot (2lS State Line)
carry full line Of best tobaccos aud !
cigars, l2-12-l1t
Go to j. Longuotti's Palace Saloon
for your Christmas whlskies, wines, I
etc. He is selling in quantities at '
lovpr nricpg than pVpr tD.1R
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

One difference between the Britain
MICA and all other Encyclopedias con-
sists in the fact that all the great sub
iects, Of which there are 5000, are
handled as a complete treatise; just
the same as if you purchase book on
a particular subject, written by one of
the best authors in the world.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21
A Narrow Escape.

Nov. 27, 1898.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-21

Poisonous snakes are so numerous
in Venezuela that a snakebite is al
most as common there as in India.
But there are fewer fatalities for the
natives have discovered that a plant
known as the ocumillo, when powder
ed and applied to the wound, results
in a cure of almost every case.
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miscellaneous.

pARBER SHOP for sale; reasons for
- selling, am going 10 Ohio. Inquire of
W. b. SNYDER. Faribeult MINI.
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DAIRY of thirty cows; close to city: good
II central route. Address Y 81. Globe
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CHAMBERaIAfD- by a good
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-13
DrPHTHERlA IN a CHILD.
some Hints About the Proper Treatment
at Home.

some Hints About the Proper Treatment
at Home.
In care Of diphthcria FIRST. strips Of
linen or cotton fabric about eight
inches wide, folded several times, and
long enough TO reach from ear to ear,
should be wruug out OF ice water Gf
in winter), and if in summer put di-
rectly upon ice, and then applied cxte..-
nally to the throat. and a fast as one
cloth gets warm another should be
ready to take its place, writes c. b. G..
Klophel, NJ D., in the Ladies Home
journal II the child complains Of
being cold its feet and hands should
be bathed in as hot water as il can
stand.
When the child is very young, il
may be readily ascertained II il be
cold OF not by feeling its hands and
head Under no circumstances should
hot applications be made to the throat.
If the child is old enough, it may be
even If the water Is spit out. The
cold applications inhibit the growth
of the microbes. The patients hands
should be washed frequently and
here let me say so should those Of the
attendants and the vessel used for
the purpose should not be used by any
one else.
The patients clothing needs pro-
lection in front This may be done
By pinning back Of the neck a large
piece Of linen or cotton fabric which
will cover the whole front of the
child and reach as far as the knees
a material should be used which can
easily be boiled or burned when
soiled The little patient. il old
enough. viii want to spit, and for a
( spittoon a small wooden box, with an
inch Of sawdust on the bottom, is
capital Fresh sawdust should be
supplied at least once day-three
times day would be bctter-and that
which has been used should be
emptied on good hot fire. and thus
4 burned at the time the change is
made.
II there are any flies about, the box
should be covered, and, as matter
( of course, only uncovered when the
patient desires to spit; otherwise, the
flies alighting upon this spittlc
/ would carry the germs Of this disease
with them, and then alighting upon
the family's food and drink. neces.
sarily infect them, and thus indirectly
infect the whole family This is by
no means chimerical, but vel
established fact.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-13
sAgeP IN ENGLAND.
rhs Flne.t % Az Are she iainiY. Pretty.
Fratarud sauth Downs.

rhs f1nrsT ef All Are she iiaintF, Pretty.
Fratarsd ssath Downs.
Tho naturalist who Ia not TOO proad
70 know the history 81 the domesli.
Gated animals which are now o
native to tho soil a. ans II the
ancient wild racea could name any
district 10 which he found himself y
a glance n, the sheep upon The hills,
says the Spectator. Not even we
cattle exhibit such marked differ
cnCev a. arc TO b. found IN the apcks
which century Of careful selection
has fitted 20 thrive best Ia the yariad
soils Of England Tho big Leicester
sheep. with long gray wool and white
faces, are ~ different from the Cots
wolds" a. Newfoundland from
white poodle, In the .'Cotswolds
will bo found the original IT the
''baa-lamb' Of the nursery These
sheep are tall. with white wool 70
locks. and with tufts upon iho head
and forehead. Tho LiucOlnshire
sheep are more like those u leices'
ter. but heavier in the fleece coarscr
and more fitted for liio In we
marshes They have. perhaps, tDe
most intelligent faces 81 any sheep
but the refined South Downs we
noticed Lincoln eve cndcayoring 70
open q sack ~ cakes by putting her
foot into the mouth and drawing
ont the contents as 10 lny on inc
ground In the next pen. Romney
marsh has its own breed Of sheep.
somcthing like the Lincolns. But ol
all the hoclls Of England the sodtn
Downs must win the palm. Their
short.clipped and delicate wool IS
fcliod together like moss. The hand
sinks into II with difficulty Inc
form Is beautiful and rounded
and, though apparently so line'
" built. their weight Is great
The close yellow-gray fleece fits oyer
the head like q cap, disclosing the
face and nose. covered with shore
gray hair-not wool. The features
are extremely dainty and the move
mcnts OF tho mouth. as inc
sheep nibbles It's fragrant supper
Of trcfoil and clover resemble
those OF some delicate foreign
rodent Their heads are far pretuef
thun those Of deer almost as refined
Us that of the gazelle, Those sheep
undergo an elaborate toilet every
morning Clipping them Is an arr u
which few excel Their coats are
trimmed, brushed and dampcd, ana
pressed nat with a setting board
and finally tinted for the day. INC
llampshircs, blac6-faced and RomaU
npsod, arc also rouged.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-13
COLLEGE OF WIT.

Watts Old Grimmins left his wife
pretty well off when he died, didn't beo
Potts Better Off, in fact
Traveller DO you think the lynch
law you have here decreases the num-
Der Of murders? Native Wall. 1
dunno; but It decreases the number Of
murderers
Your coffee possesses both d good
and bad quality" What do YOU
mean by that. sir?" Good. because
II contains no chicory; bad, because il
contains no coffee"
Miss BELL, warningly Sally. they
us,d TO tell me VIII IN was a little girl.
that If ] did not leave coffee alone IL
would make me foolish. sally. who
owes her one--Well, why didn't you?
Little Mamma, do you like
pearls? Mamma-lndced do Little
son-Well, you give me some money
to go to a restaurant an get an oyster
stew, an mebby I'll find n nice pearl
for you.
Your uncle seems 70 me 20 be n
very discontinued sort Of man. +"
You're right Why, / can assure
You that If roast duck few up TO
him and asked to be deyoured. he'd
kick, Il he hadn't green peas along
with him
He--l love yon, dearest. and shall
never love you one whit less. IL shall
be my purpose MS long as / live e.
make you happy and contcnted. Sin,
Yes, yes; I've been married before.
Let us come down to something prae.
tieal How much are you going 10
allow me per week for spending
money?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-13
IT WAS MEAN.
The Part Buu Calf Played in one
MANS Life.

The Part i Buu Calf Played la one
MANS Life.
The meanest adventure | ever had
happened down in Arizona II couple
Of weeks ago, said DR.. $, o. Young.
who was setting tho pace for coterie
OF commercial pilgrims In the hotel
corridors. "My best girl lives a
couple OF miles from town, and l had
written her that | would help her
hold down the old armchair Saturday
night. The train was delayed,
and by the time ! got supper at
the hotel, shaved and had my mus
tache curlod ii was pretty late. All
the livery rigs We're out, but ! was
determined TO keep my engagement.
| set out afoOt, and was within half q
mile OF the house, when | saw an ami
NAL come tearing down the side Of
the mountain at Nancy Hank gait.
Ii was too dark 10 see IL clearly, but
/ got crank IN my head that Il was
mountain lion. and that il would
like a nice fat drummer for supper
lii out for tho house, but the animal
gained on me rapidly. suddenly IL
lifted up its voice In the most UNI
earthly roar that over caused goose
pimples To bud and blossom on tho
backbO Of mortal man. Ii echoed
through those canyons like the cry Of
lost soul. knew then that IL was
a lion and % mighty hungry onc.
Right ahead OF me- was a shellbark
hickory, and up that ! Skinned In q
hurry. spelling a $50 suit Of clothes
and rubbing OF about u square mile Of
cuticle. didn't know whether
mountain lions could climb trees or
not, but thought In any event l
might delay the Ohsequios' tribe.
The animal came up to the tres.
stopped. and emitted another heart
breaking below that nearly caused me
90 fall on my perch. Then II walked
around the tree a few times. suuiicd
about and lay down II seemed %
think il had surr thing u Il aud II
could afford % wait staid up there
all night IN the frosty air. chilled half
10 death. Along toward morning !
fcll into dole from which ! was
aroused 81 che voice 81 ms prospec,
tive fathcr-iu-lua looked down
and There was tba whole family 10
the old red wagon "a route 70 town.
Du The other side ~ the trsr lag q
red bull calf ronplacrutly clnwlng
his cad