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The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12

THE nomination Of Cleveland, who
was known 70 be hostile to independent
free coinage, on = platform which was
nothing IL nos a stFsddle. though osten-
sibly in the interest Of the white metal.
and the subsequent revelations and
acts Of he administration. should be
the means Of strengthening th- demo
cratic party. IL should cause every dem
Ocrzt TO do his ovn thinking and voting
1t sh0ul6 cause every democrat TO zeal
ously guard against political trickery.
and assert his great American priv
ilege Of freedom. IL should cause every
democrat TO aid party organization, and
BY GFm and aBwaveTing determination
formulate and pFomUIzate platform
which shall be unmistakzble in its
language, and certain in its intent and
meaning. And when this is accom-
pIished, which ir can be when patriots
think an vote for their eountry's inter
ests. then it Is just as necessary to
a bAHb Wtf.,I tCNotp
Of 40 doubts and uncertainties; whose
principles are liked and Interchangeable,
and who can be depended upon to carry
out the wishes OF the masses Of the
party. These are the conditions which
The TINES hopes will prevail in 1895.
when tine democratic party will declare
for the free unlimited and independent
coinage OF silver and gold at ratio of
10 To |, and nominate western man
for president. To insure this the
party must be thoroughly organized and
every democrat be on guard. The
foundation must be laid in township
conventions or primaries, By choosing
only such men as are known to be rep
resentatiye and who will stand firm in
the county conventions or primaries
for principles. and there again select
delegates to the state and national
conventions who will never cease to
advocate the instructions of their CON
stituency. Ever democrat should feel
liz incumbent upon himsef to attain
intelligent familiarity with democratic
principles, and vote for such men only
as will stand firm aud make no compro-
misses.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the -fh day of June l.ai. the collector OF
revenue tor 81 FrspeSs county. Arkansas. ex-
posed 10 sale at the Court House % said eOun-
IT, among other delinquent lands. the -ot.tS
half OF lot fve -. ID Soes ten tIss, in tie
town of Forrest City in said eotsnty. accord-
ing TO the plat and survey Of said town the
said south half of lot five in Bloch ten having
been returned delinquent on account of non
payment of taxes assessed thereon for the
year i.a0 And at said sale that day made L.
hOIlwsge became the highest and best bidder
and purchaser thereof for the amount OF the
taxes. penalty aud costs due thereon amount
ing 10 - y.
And on the 9th day OF June, gas. no one
having redeemed said tract Of land. y Laugh
ingsouse- County clerk of It. Francis county.
pursuant to the sale made as aforesaid. eX-
ecUted to l.. Rollwaxe a tax deed therefor ;
and the undersigned. the said l.. Rollwsxe,
now holding title TO said land under aud oy
virtue Of said sale and deed hereby calls on
on all persons who tan set up any rigbs TO
the said lands so purchased. In consequence
of any informally. or irreaularity eonneesess
with said sale. to show cause az the Septem Der
term 1895. OF 81. Francis circuit court. which
will begin on September 9. lcsS why the sale
so made should not be confirmed.
L. ROLLWAGE.
June p 1875
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hsen redeemed. t-s clerk Of 81 Francis
s,UrrV al on the -3rh day 81 June. f-s~ exc
e,gr- 70 the said J. g. stern q oeesl therefor
wrieh deed . % record y rns once o. the
elsrs and rse1rser Of 81 FrzHg7s eUunty, in
A. a. by The tar collector 81 =. Francis
esgrrty. Arkansas. maize June :. fei- for the
a0u-uay rseur OF tareS due for tHe , ear l-11-
AT wateh sale the following fraet. OF land
we're struck 90 and .oit 70 v Duncan. Tor the
amouuts f0flc-ing eaea trscf. tne sane %
~ m. .sJEas Of the taxes. r-nalty and costs
etge rhereon respectively for seit year. to-
wit =. sec 4 \. 2 Is e % acres
foe o. 49, = see. 4 = a r :, = sese, I9r
y a. .et. :. D. = 2. - acres. Tor fJoe'
ue LuwL sec ID. IS q. Sc 40 Gerc<. for
IN =. all sec Il. n 2, SD zeFes for 81 -;
NV a sec. j. n p ~ acre.. fOs
81 -. and the sad e Duncan having assigned
bi= several cerfi fcsfes o. purchase Tor -atd
rr,.c-. OF and to J. 6. stern. and Two years
haviux elapset. since the date OF sald sale and
aid lands having not been rs'leeflsd- rne
elerk OF 81 Frsuei- county. did. o. the 9Th
day Of June. 1-tS. execute 10 tDe said . u
stern proper deeds therefor which deeds
reeogser Of ST francs county IN COOK 81
pages al ~. 81 81 ~ and III re-pec5!yelY-
And sale b. the tax collector OF - Eran-
ei= county. Arkansas. made June -, -. tor
fhe nOu-payneHr II taxes due fer the year
f-gI At which SAFE the following tract OF
nd tO-wit " , OF q " n sec - , n : . z.
~ acres. being delinquent Tor -s,d year i.s4,
vas struck Of and sstd TO VI PreWett- Tor
~ "a the amount Of the taxe-- penalty and
costs due thereon: and the said J NJ PreVett,
having duly assigned bis certificate OF pDF-
chsss- for said tract Of land To J. q. stern. and
rwO yesrs having elsp-ed since the date Of
said sale and said tract OF and having DOT
been redeemed the clerk OF - Francs. eoGn-
IT, did on the Eth day OF JUNE i-s9. execute
~ fne aid + G. Stern q deed serefOr- Which
deed j. OF record in the ONCE Of the clerk and
recorder OF 81. Francis county, IN book -.
page ~.
Vow all persons who can set up any title. or
claim 10 any OF the aforesaid lands 30 sold
and conveyed, in consequence OF any irregu-
larity. infOrmalify. or iliexaHty OF AFORESAID
Eecress or the sales made thereunder. or of
,ne aforesaid sales. made By the tax collector
OF ST. Francis county. as aforesaid, are hereby
notified TO appear al the next >~pteIn Der term
OF The 81. Franeis circuit court which con-
venes on the .ts day Of September. lse0. and
show cause II any they can why aforesaid
sales should not De confirmed
J. G. STEIN.
y. 3. FIZER. Atty.
Forrest City, Ark June Il, 1sa5-
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Sherifrs Sale,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT |
~ will on Saturday, the 18th day of July.
los6, in front of the Coart Houst in the town
of Forrest City, County of ST. Francis State
OF Arkansas. between the hours OF 9 O'Clock
a. m, and 3 O'Clock p. m, offer and sell TO the
highest and best bidder. on a credit of three
months, with interest from day of sale the
following described Real Estate, situated and
being in the state and county above men,
toned, to-wit
a Lot, once known as the Livery Stable"
Lot which fronts sixty 800 feet on the east
boundary hns Of the west half of the north
west quarter OF section nine (9} in township
four a. NORTH and In range two east, and runs
back thirty t3t feet. and lies in The southeast
corner OF said west half of northwest Quarter
OF section Q, in township north. range east,
north OF the right of way of the Little Rock &
Memphis railroad levied on by me. by virtue
OF Writ of Execution. issued out of the office
oil the circuit court, and to me directed as the
property of James Corners and Mary Corners
70 satisfy Judgment in favor of Henry
Banks. for the SUN of $3.50. their debt with
Interest aud all cost of said suit. and against
James Corners and Mary Corners.
Bond with approved security required for
the purchase money.
W. r WILLIAMS.
Sheriff of ST. Francis county. Arkansas
BY JNo !. JONES. ID. s.
Forrest City, Ark, June 10, 1895.
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Confirmation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the il,h day of April. lssS the collector
OF the revenue for -. Francis county. Arkan-
sas, exposed 10 sale at the Court House in
said county, among other delinquent lands,
two-thirds Of the north half OF lot FIVE 5l. In
block ten tl9s, in the town of Forrest City
the said swo-thirds OF the north half of lot
five in block ten having been returned delih-
Quent on account Of the non payment of taxes
for the years 1873, 1879. iss0. ISL 49, 1881 1884
Iss5 and 1885. And at said sale that day made.
L. Rollwage * Co. composed of l. Rollwsge
and o. Il. Roiwage, became the highest nd
best bidders and purchasers thereof for the
amount of the taxes. penalty and costs due
thereon. amounting to "a Is.
And on the sth day of May. 1850. no one bav-
ing redeemed said tract of land. Thomas o.
Fitzpatrick County Clerk of 50. Francis
county. pursuant TO the sale made as sfore-
SAID, executed TO l.. Rolwage & Co.. tax
deed therefor and the undersigned. l.
Roisxaxe Co.. now holding title TO said land
under and by virtue OF said sale and deed,
hereby call on all persons who can set up
any right 10 the said lands so purchased, in
eoHseque nee of any informally or irregulari-
ty connected with the sale, to show cause at
the September term. lsss5. of the Il Francis
Circuit court. which will begin on Septem Der
g. 1900 why rhe said sale so Rade~shouid not
be confirmed. l.. ROLLNAGE Co
June -, lcs6.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12
A PRoPosrrIov 70 lock the y. Fran

n PRoPosITIos 10 lock the ST. Fran
els river meets with general approval.
Dere is where a Board OF Trade or a
Business Mems League could get in
some noble work on the transportation
question. Just such matters come up
every dag, which could be turned to our
advantage as community, but which.
aEder tks kule Of what's everybody
Business ia nobody , business are al
bowed to 90 unsought and unwepf. Ii
We had business league this matter
would at once be brought to its atten-
ton. and intelligent and prompt action
taken, without cost or Inconvenience to
anyone, and great enterprise secured
which may be worth thousands of dol
lars to the people of st. Francis county.
Let's organize.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12

TIE TINES Is glad to bear an Occa-
sional amen" to its advocacy Of a
business league. Nothing is so much
needed Or could be Of EaoFe value 20
the community than systematic CO.
operation ia seeaEisg manufactures.
corporation concessions. intelligent d.
versfeation OF industries. the best
markets, and general prosperity. The
former are all necessary in order TO
make full possessIDn OF the latter pcs
able.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12

IT is proposed to lock the st, Francis
liver at or about the mouth of the
L.Auguille, so 40 to make the river
navigable ali the year round as far up
ss Wittsburg. Congressman McCul-
loch was here Wednesday, and in an
interview, stated that the idea was not
only feasible, practical and desirable,
but that the large trade of the country
adjacent really demands and is EMIT
led TO it. He thinks an appropriation
could be obtaiped upon proper pre-
sentation Of the matter to congress.
and is heartily in favor Of the enter
prise. In large measure the further
consideration Of the matter lies with
the people, Ii they are interested and
will make an intelligent petition, set
ting forth statistics favorable to such
An improvement, they may depend
upon l.. ID, McCulloch to put it through.
II Wa will push the button he will do
The rest.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12

WILL some of our gold standard adj
vocates tell us how it Was that i'm the
good old Democratic days before the
war, when we had the free coinage of
10th gold aud silver. that We captured
aud held the carrying trade OF the
world. Fell us how it was that under
aur then system Of bimetallism the
United States achieved its highest snc-
cess AS "A commercial nation. With
loih silver and gold as Our primary
n9pey We drove The ships Of England
"a single gold standard country
--ou the ocean, and captured and
swld. the carrying trade of The
~orld. but under tue short
sighted. policy of those who insist
that we should allow the powerful
creditor nations of Europe to dictate
our financial policy, we have not only
lost our foreign carrying trade, but
our domestic trade is prostrate at.the
foot, of the golden altar which the
Money Kings III the world have erected.
five are TO have. prosperty--if the
great wea'thipgoducers are To ever get
fair returns fox the products of their
labor, the Aelaien calf must slaughtered,
and we mast return TO the teachings of
the fathers. Then, and not till then,
WI. We have overwhelmingly
ifsrlM.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12
Afflicted for YearS.

AT, X. b. Goodman. OF Marietta. Ga /,
says: Il was troubled with rheumatism,
which the doctors called seiatiea, for a
number of years, doetoring with every
thing | could hear OF, without benefit.
until | commenced with DIR. Kings Royal
Germetear. which cured me sound and
we'll. was at times, for several months
so could not walk at all. have now
been thoroughly well OF it for four years
and think there. is no medicine that can
equal Germetuer." Write TO The Atlanta
Chemical Co. Atlanta. Ga, for As page
book, free. New package, large bottle, los
discs. 81. For sale by John II. Upton.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12


The total Of British capital IN foreign
loans and railways WAS estimated in
1891 to be 500 millions of dollars
This is the reason why England prefers
the single gold standard. Being credi-
tor nation, ANYTHING that increases the
value of gold is greatly TO her interest.
1t not only increases the value OF gold.
hut 1t depresses the prices 0f products
that she imports Mr. Gladstone stated
this fact TO be the sole reason why
England opposed the free coinage of
silver at aGy ratio. 1t was freely ad-
nltted that free coinage would be a
good policy for debtor nations, and
would inure to their benefit in pre-
venting sbriDkage in values of every
kind, and Keeping the streams of
trade at flood-tide thereby plae.
ing Il within the power of the
people TO pay their debts easier and
mole certainly. The greatest good to
the greatest number Is sound Demo
cratic doctrine, and holds good In
money as in all things,
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12

No county 90 the face Of the earth
PROMISES more TO the industrious than
ss. francis county. Her fertile soil
and abundance Of raw material for
factories Is unsurpassed Come to 81
francs
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12

~THREEs b~zt tao pair. and queens
are hard 30 beat, bas Grover would
have preferred "aee high" OF even a
~king@ to the combination resultant
frora his last draw.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12
DO YOU USE TOBACCO?

IL you do. we know you would like ~ quit
the habit, and we want 10 assist you. and "iil'
IL you say the word.
How Can We Help You? why by IN
ducing you TO purchase a box of CoLTIs To-
BAGCo ANTIDoTE, WHICH is a preparation com
pounded strictly of herbs and roots. when -
tonic TO the system: also cures the IooaecV
Habit and knocks Cigarettes siiIy-
How DO We Know II Will CureTouf
First. by its thousands and thousands OF cures,
Second, by the increased demand for " lTo.
the most reputable wholesale houses; IGsr".
we know what 1t is composed Of and thet inc
preparation will clean the system oil nlcV'ine'
and viii cancel all errors of the past
Your Druggist has COLLI for sale. u ~
has not. ask him 10 get IL for you. IL ne tre,
TO palm of something Just as good. insseoa
having Coli. III be will not order II ior YOU;
send US Isl .00) one dollar. and receive ooS u
Coli postpaid Remember COLA CURES
In most cases one box effects q eurs, Duh VIC
guarantee boxes 10 cure anyone
Colt Remedy Co.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12

In the County Court % St Frusr~cs A..
W :, = dAH " e AZ Peftfio. 90 OPEN
RI PaFre. View xss4
To the Union -tocs Yards snd FsrsEfzzr n,
Of Memphis. Tenn. ~
VOT ARE HEREBY NCTTFIETg. TIA, -.
II viewers appointed IN the sh-sva srvts
eau=e b. the County Court. at the IgFy &C.
f-ssl. 90 View road ron FOrrssr City 70 MAJ.
-on- through the following de>cri ss-s 49,.
tO-gIt. ce - Of sw "a. sv - ~ - - s1e =
NV IA % Ne -. az IA 81 ne ~ sFl1 - "a
ne - sec - - Of NV - ansy Ne 20 49, r.
Nv IA rand - 1--of = - sec n: All IN z rrr,g
Range Ea<r-wfIl meet for reat purt--s. y,
the Ofsce Of the clerk % said er11rr IN Fr-ya-,
City. IN Monday. tDe 81 day - July. r-es
y. S<6kARsM
PrfrefryaE pl-~frFr-.o.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12
on His Head

which became Esass a eorrupcsea- spres1 50
IA: = "a ito cur n-sss boy'. syss- he sosss
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12
Tobacco Habit
Cured

In from to Is days. by the use Of CaILi's To-
BACCo ASTIDoTE. Price per box. or enough
TO cure you for Oh 90.
1884, ass, 128-O 90
Is spent annually for tobescu- Thousands OF
men die every year from thai dreadful diseasf-
Cancer OF the Stomach. svsaght on by the use
of Tobacco
The use OF tobacco IL injurious 10 the ner-
vous system. promotes heart troustes. affects
the eyesighr. Injuries the voice and mases
your presence obnoxious to those clean and
nurn frnm anch a Ill hY habit
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-12
Confirmation Notice

y. B. FIZER. Atty.
Forrest City, Ark. June q, 1st6-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-12-06
Log-ISafting on the Pacific.

me latest big log raft experiment on
the Pacific coast has proved a great
success, the first entire success i'm the
history OF such attempts. The raft
was built on the Colombia river. and
contained between six and scv.r mill
ion feet OF lumber. 1t was made of
piles so closely bound together that not
4 timber OF the whole great bulk WINS
movable. The raft was started from
oregon late in July, in tow OF the
steamer Mineola, and arrived in San
francisco on Aug. ., after as smooth
a trip as though it had foatcd daxn n
placid river instead of over u con-
siderable stretch of the Pacific ocean
1t would have taken several score of
ships to traSport tho lumber. and the
owners of the raft have cleared some.
thing over $4,000 by the success OF the
experiment. Several similar ra fits have
been started on n similar trip. but. while
one or two have been Il modified sue
cess, several of the largest have gone to
pieces in stormy weather and been q
total losS.-ChicaCo Chronicle.
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Howling at The Moon.

Just as some highly civilized races
worship the sun, so some people lower
IN the scale worship the moon
Amongst the latte: may be named the
Makua, of Mozambique, in East Africa.
They are bad lot. and give tho por-
tuSuese much trouble. At full moon
'lieg always dance and howl most
mournfully. Mr. Ii. H. Johnston. the
traveller, says that though the authori-
ties forbid these obScrvances. his Mn
Nua servants ran the risk OF being
whipped. and even imprisoned, rather
than not go down to the beach to we'll
and capcr on full-moon nights.
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BELIEVES H5 is a VaA?.2-..
{! tliucin,t,ors -; "a SoIih DaNoii Ian
who XIII. Cattle :"r Th";r El"ot.

Tlr cIt'l, NJ. Oh tuN rt1Sh. VS.. OF
"i""r. SDu,G Dt, IN It'll " SaEi-': 'tpry q,
- ma Iniln va ID SON. II n hl' bht
.rpaminT OvH: tlr r'S,"SL'!"... kHiinS "lttl'
with his nri,l nluiS / sax thH' DIDpt,
and in some ease" cvsn at,l;E nS iItn.
No ono seems to know WI thn mn - no.
eXl"tiy how tong hn haS bean wandering
about the ranges. He WI hrs. son som"
fou, or fvs waaE- ago. nnl rhp,ltsl n
tcnpts have been mida 20 "tptur> him, bat
thus far without SuccsSs Ii IL said t. labor
under the hallIcination thpt h" j. II vamoirc,
and his actions certainly bnl" ou this hy-
pothesis How no mluls,-, without II waa-
pom oil any kind. u kill the cattle on whia',
ho lives isa mystery Whna founl after h"
has left them tn" animt'o apphu to h&vo
been seized by tn" heals. born" tpthr Grouu
ny main strength an to"l 10 plc:h' ny Tho
teeth uui nail, ni the lunltic.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-12-06

Hindercorns Is a Simple l. emedv. But
Il takes out corns, and what u consolation it
Isl Makes walking II pleasure. Ljc. at druggists.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-12-06
The South Carolina Constitutional Con-
vantion fixed the poll tax Mt 81, and the age
OF exemption thcrefrom Mt sixty years.
How's This?

we oner One Hundred Dollars Reward fo,
Any case OF Cutarrh that cannot be- cured II,
Hall Cntarrh Cure. 'u W
W. tiJ. CHENEY II Co, Props, Toledo. O.
we, tno undersigned, have known h. j Oh,
,,oy ,oI lhe last 10 years, and hclieve him prr
1cc.iy honorable in ali business, trsnsan, o. pn,
ton made by their firm way ''is"
WEST IL TRUAX, Wholesale Dru,rists To,,io
Ohio. -N''"o
WALpINo. KINNAN & MARVIN, Whol.epl,
DruggistS. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh euro is iaSen INTERNALLY NOT.
ing , Mirectly upon tho blood and mucous snr.
iaces OF tho system. Price, TIC. per bottle = Id
ny all DRUGGISTS. To-titnnnisIs ~ free
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BrogdOn, =. G..

have used hoxcs OF Tcttcrinc, TO, Trtlcr
on my feet. Of IL years standing. My nails
were thick ana rotten, since using TcLt"rinc
thcy are growing out new and healthy. Please
send me two nO'c boxes To uSc in case it
should show amy sign of returning. G. NJ. Best.
Sent by mail TO- ~. in stlmpS J. Il. Shuu-
lrInC. Si,Nnmmnh. L;iL.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-12-06

10Th the method aad results. ubcn
sen;ly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanscs the Sys-
teln cilectral!y, dispcis cclds,~ head
aches and fevcrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
.a!y rc&cAy CO its kind ever pro-
3uced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ccptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances its
many excellent qualities commend it
20 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs IS for sale in 80
cent bottles by al lending drug
yists. Any reliable druggist who
nay net have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
uhsiitutc. :
L?dLLFgRElG FsG SyRUp co.
SaH FaiGC!Cc0. (AL.
rr'ycvr.s. -, ~ y "csX. Hy
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-12-06
An Immense Shark.

Antoine Joseph, an old whaling matS
now stationed as cook of the CornfieId
lightship. Essex, Conn. hooked the bosa
shark OF the season on Wednesday od
last week. The monster mea sured from
nose to tip of tail IA feet z inches. and
weighed about 500 pounds. When MrJ
Joseph noticed the shark under thd
iShtship quarter he immediately gou
out the share fishing tackle and baited
the hook with Il round of Uncle Sam'Y
mess pork, which Mr.. Shark very uuIck3
ly made II meal of and was towed alonrJ
side OF the ship. The gafrs were hooked
on TO him and he was hoisted on board.t
The sirloin steaks being removed, ha
was cast back into the sea for the Miami
tic parties to take pictures of or some
imaginative reporter to write up us al
Sea serpent. !
Mollic-"Do you like trolley parties ?'d
Dollic-"l just love 'em. You know l'm
engaged to one; he's Il motorman."-
YOnkCrS Statesman
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A HERO BROUGHT HONE.


Tno cuSI-D DDudi pI5SsISh. IRAN 0n thn
Pennsylvania Railroad made an unusual stop
two miles west OF DelphoS, ONO Just ~
year ago a young farmoy nannd f. Etwdri
Carnahan was going home from Dolphos. 1t
was a dark night and carnlhan stump!ei
and fell over u broken rail. iio sacurei IL
lantorn and watched until tho noxt train wa
due and succeeded in iia%GinC il. Tho COM
pany was grateful 10 the young man ani
offered him u position. He thought he would
like to become an engineer aud with this il,
view the company made him a iir,man.
At .Monrceville, Ind, no was thrown
beneath tho wheels and killed, and tho stop
Just west OF DelphOs was t. put OF the lie
less remains OF the young man. VINO a short
year ago had saved u number OF lives at tho
same spot.
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After phEsrian| had given me up, | wt4
saved ny liSo'S Cure ENi.pu ERiEG, vii
mmsport, Pa, Nov. -, 1873
Mothers VIII" Use Parkcr'- Ginger Tonic
insist that il benefits more than other medi-
clEeS FOR every form OF distress.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-12-06

AGENTS " ANIED II every stat" 10 iniro.nc' rho
Come Camera. fntI-,y ". Profits n"us..
Address AK H. ,;i,>nn "a. Y. O., IL, trn>sc. VS..