The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16
R0ee CONFINEMENT OF IT'S PAIN,
 HORROR AND RISK.

HE IlMEs IS TecelSing sarge ln> voice of Letter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Envelopes. and News and Book paper, Cards, Tags, Folders, and everything usually found in a frst1 class printing office. Send us you'd orders. We will appreciate them, and give you hrst-class work at lowesd prices. An attractive book or folder, deseripj tive of the Great Cotton States and In1 ternational Exposition. at Atlanta, Ga. has been issued by the Kansas City] Ft. Scott < Memphis R. R. Co.,. and ia now ready for distribution. The bo0ld will be mailed free. Address J. Ej Lockwood, G. ?. A. Memphis Route Kansas City, Mo. MT. c. G. Strong, principal of thd public schools at Anderson, Cal. says l have used Chamberlains Balm and have found it an excellent remedy forI lameness and slight wounds" Lamel ness usually results from sprain, cd other injury, or from rheumatism. foI which Chamberlain's Pain Balm iS especially intended and unequalled. It affords almost immediate relief and iu short time effects a permanent curel For sale by John H. Tipton.
 Rev. c. H. Lockwood. of Helena, and Rev. K. J. Williams, of Mammoth Spring, arrived in the city Monday and celebrated divine services at heChurcf} of the Good Shepherd morning and night for three consecutive days. On Tuesday morning Mir. and Mrs. John Gatling's sweet little infant was chris tened and on Wednesday Misses Mind nie and Alice Rollwage and Lucy Wil{ Hams, received the sacrament of bap{ tism. Rev. Williams has been called to this and Mariana parish, and 1t il thought he will accept, He was well receive d by the con gregation and others who heard hlD, and all express .thd hope that he will come among us. One night when Mir. Isaac Reese wa} stopping with me, NJ. F. Hatch. ? prominent merchant of Quartermas1 ter, Washington. heard him groaningl On going to his room 1 found hiI suffering from cramp collie. He was i'd such agony feared he would die.
 hastily gave bim dose of Chamber1 lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh93 Remedy. He was soon relieved and the first words he uttered were, .wha( was that stuff you gave me Yn l ind formed him. 4 few days ago we werd talking about his attack and he said he was never without that remedy nowl have used it in my family for severa years. l know what it is worth and dd not hesitate to recommend it to md friends and customers. For sale bl John H. Tipton.
 Tom Haskins Mallory. age months infant son of Mir and Mrs Geo. B. Mal| lorv, died Friday morning. August lS95. at 9:30 o'clock, of congestion, and was buried in Mt. Vernon cemeterv the same afternoon, Rev. F. F. Taylo1 conducting appropriate ceremonies The bereaved parents and relative have the tender sympathy of the eutir( community. They have certainly bee sOrely tried in the loss of this. ti eleventh child which has come to glad den their hearts and homes for only few months. This little fellow from th( first gave the loving relatives grea concern for his health, but he had bee carefully nouriShed. and was appar antly in good health up to within
 few hours of his death. The fathe WAS absent from home at the time Ol this sad occurrence. He had gonelto EaI where he has large logging camp. B1 chance he returned that morning and alighted from the train a few minute after the angel of death had Yisie ed his household unconscious of tlil terrible news that awaited him. It re quired a stout heart to convey the in telligence, and it was sad indeed u witness his grief. Our heart goes ot to him and the grief stricken mothe in their great affiction.
 Fall advertising should begin now.