The Forrest City times., 1895-04-05

Many Of us. perhaps, are at variance
with Mrs. Lide Merrwether on the
question of Woman's Suffrage, but all
who hear her, will be highly and pro-
fitably entertained. She is an eloquent
and brainy woman, and in addition to
urging the alleged Importance of
WomaD's Suffrage, her lectures sparkle
with wit and pathos.
John Brady, the jeweler, and Tom
Short. the genial salesman, each re-
ceived new bicycle Saturday, and
have since then explored the roads for
miles around, and at intervals the. air,
too. Toms wheel has gone in for re-
pairs. and John is recuperating, with
a view to discOunting his former aerial
feats, although it is said that when
Toms wheel struck the end of the log.
Johns gymnastics were hard to beat
Since the sunny days Of last week,
with thermometer rising to SO, the
trees have blOssOmed, the hooking
birds are singing their beautiful love-
songs. and all nature is radiant with
the joy of Spring time. The sweet per-
fume of the apple blossom and the fra
grant peach ills the air, and the parti-
| colored orchards, and variegated for
ests mellow the monotOny of rugged
! winter scenes, and that tired feeling is
epidemic.
All Fools Day was very quiet in For
rest City, the voters being engrossed
with election topics. and the small boy
too deeply interested in playing rolly-
holly to be mindful Of the pranks ne
could have played on the unsophistica-
ted. The girls therefore had the fun
all to themselves. and party in dis.
guise made several calls during the
| evening. which gave them huge enjOy-
ment. We confess to having been COM
pletely fooled.
Arrangements have been completed
for the appearance here of Mrs. Lide
Meriwether, on the 18th andh 16t Of
April. She will lecture at the Opera
House on above nights on the subject
OF WOman's Suffrage. Admission
free. Her work is under the auspices
OF the National Woman Is Suffrage Asso-
citation, and her reputation is so widely
and fav0rablv known, that further
specifications would be superfluous.
All are cordi lily invited.
The value of information lies more
in the receiver than the giver. The
value to you Of being told of the won.
derful properties of Rarnon's Tonic
Liver Pills all depends upon whether
you ever have sick-headaches, indiges.
ton or sour stomach. If you do, this
little bit OF information is worth ali
the world to you. for it points you to
the best remedy in this country at the
present time biliOusness and all liver
troubles Ask ID. G. Webb, your drug.
gist, about it,. rs cent-sample free.
1--WE take pleasure in recommending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy because
it is praised by all who try it,' saws
J. w. Cox u Son, druggists. Marshfield.
Oregon. No one afflicted with throat
or lung trouble can use this remedy
without praising it. 1t always gives
prompt relief. 1t is especially valuable
for colds as itrelieves the lungs, makes
breathing easier and aids expectora-
tod. A cold will never result in pneu-
monla when this remedy is taken
and reasonable care exercised. For
sale by John II. Upton.
With the approach of Spring comes
the beautifying of our premises, and
nothing adds more to the beauty and
comfort of home than beautiful flow
ers. To grow the seed is a tedious
wait, and but poor result. Flowers
and shrubberv are so cheap that none
are too poor TO purchase enough
to make home CHEEKY, And we
would call attention to the advertise
ment of the Memphis Floral Company,
IN another column Send for cata-
logue, and select from thousand and
one choice flowers, plants, shrubs. etc.
The reputation of this house is first
class and you can rely on having yodr
orders filled as desired.