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The Forrest City times., 1895-11-15
THE REAL

The poet may sing of the morning. May reVel in daylights first beam. May weave fin his song of the morning The flush of his roseate dream. But the glad outburst of the daybreak, The birdsong. and dew of the flower. Are not In the stories of penmake,
 Or Fancy's radiant bower. The sculptor may chisel in marble,
 The beautiful form of the child, Tn delicate, exquisite marble,
 One faultless and undefiled: but lhe living power of the model
 The marble cannot grasp; The deathless spark of the angel
 Is not in the chisel's grasp. NO more are the creed of the churchman. The rosary, sermon and prayer; The real, heart life of the churchman. For love the real not there. The poem, the marble, the prayer book. May symbol the perfect whole. But learn beyond the seeming to look For the perfect gem-the soul.
 Il. Eugenie Eldridge, in The Home.
The Forrest City times., 1895-11-15
lAvENDERED LINEN.
A Delightful Odor for the Bureau and
 Clothes Closet.


 Clothes Closet.
 There IS no perfume more refreshing than oldfasnioned lavender such as was used in olden .imes for the sach- cts of the bed linen closet. Linen is here used to mean all sheets and pil- low cases, whether of linen or cotton. It was never customary to lavender table linen, though towels were some- times perfumed with the refreshing faint fragrance of lavender There was an old idea prevalent that the perfume of lavender induced slumber. and there was probably some founda- tion in the idea, as odors are now known to affect the health and induce either sleep or walIefulness. The lavender flower used for the old sachet is plant once grown extensively in this country, but now somewhat rare, though common Tn England. Like the foxglove, primrose and English plants, it does not survive our winters successfully. It often does fairly we'll, however, in our northern latitude, be- cause though it can stand cold, it can not stand alternate freezing and thaw- ing, so common in our winter season as far south as New York. Dried lav- snder may always be purchased in the New York markets in the fall at about five cents for the half pint of dried flowers. This is a plant that throws out its full perfume in flower, and must be collected for drying at this season. like summer savory, and not like most other dried herbs, just before it blos- soms. The true English lavender bears pale, dropping blossom like a minia- ture bell It is not to be confounded with lavender balm, common garden herb of no special value. Make little bags of white linen for lavender sachets and embroider them, if you have any skill with the needle, In pale green and purple, with sprays of the plant. Fill these bags with dried lavender and tie up the ends with a length of No ribbon in pale purple Lay several such sachets among the sheets and pillow cases of the linen closet and among other bed- ding, but keep the table linen by itself. Not!ling is so disagreeable as any at tempt to perfume table linen. No odor mixes well with the odors of food, except that of fresh flowers of delicate fragrance, and even these are objec- tionable to some. To make regular pot-pourri powder of lavender fra grance take one pound of dried laven- der flowers, a pound of dried rose leaves, half a pound of crushed orris root, two ounces of crushed cinnamon and a pound of table salt. Mix all these ingredients thoroughly and put them in pot-pourri jar. Cork it tightly and let it stand for two weeks. Then uncork it and put on the loose pot-pourri cover. To perfume the room open the jar for ten orAwelve minutes every day. after sweeping, airing and dusting. IN. Y. Tribune.
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Unique Manner Tn Which They May Get
 Drink.

''I saw thirsty citizen get drink the other morning from a source that utterly surprised me-" said a hotel clerk in an uptown house, who does duty in the small hours. at was about half-past four o'clock in the morning very close and humid, and I was sit ting out in front of the door trying to get a breath of fresh air The pink streaks of the rosy fingered Aurora had not yet begun to show on the eastern sky. A substantial citizen, portly and well dressed, came up to me and in pleading tones asked if there was any show on earth for a cocktail. told him there was none at that hour for the purchase money of king's ran. som. He groaned deeply and ambled off down the street.
 'I watched him depart, and ere he had gone half the length of the block saw him hail a messenger boy on bicycle. Some words passed and then l saw the boy draw from his rear pocket a small bottle and hand it over to the old man. The latter took prolonged swig, and gave the young ster back the vial and piece of silver along herewith. Then he turned about and came back to where was.
 That beats all I ever heard of,' he said, laughing. I asked the lad if he knew where l could get drink, and he told mo that he might let me have ore, provided l didn't want too big a drink. He pulled forth a half-pint bottle about one third full, and there wasn't much left when I got through. However, l gave him a quarter and he went off we'll pleased. He told me that he had so frequently been asked where to get drink by belated peo- pie that he concluded he could make a little money by carrying a small amount of sour mash along with him. admired his enterprise and cautioned him to beware lest the police should find out his game. Washington Post.
The Forrest City times., 1895-11-15
Why He Hated Women.

"I can't agree with you that Sherman was woman-hater. If he hated wom- en he would not have got married to one"
 That's why he hates women. He was a great admirer of the fair sex until he married. ."-Texas Siftings.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-02-27

Mejeribolag bildas litet hair och
hvar staten. Sa hollis Redwood
Falls radius den 20 DIS ett sammantra-
de, som rackte dagen ut. Dagen derpa
bildades EFT mejeribolag med SO, 900
kapital. Samma dag bildades EFT lika-
dant bolag Mapleton.
NY vag. Enligt bref fran Stephen
kommer smart ett for denna trakt vig-
tigt lagf0rslag att fram!aggas inf0r Sc
naten. l Rosseau nya county b0r en- ny
landsvag anlaggas till guldgrufvorna,
och hoppas man for delta andamal "a
EFT anslag af 5000.
Statens landtbrukssallskap ick
den 10 febr. en- ny sekreterare. Den
f0rre sekretetaren w. f. Cross led ett
fruktansvardt nederlag, ty han erholl
vid valet Commercial Club endast
tire roster, .da den nyvalde, mr.. E. w.
Randall Morris, valdes nastan enhal-
| ligt, EN- edan han anses vara synnerli-
gen passande for platsen.
Roseau. Den nya hufvudorten det
nya Roseau county vaxer med otrolig
fart, och mesteadsdokument utfardas
dagligen. Roseaudalen har den prak-
tigaste odlings- och angsmark staten,
och man motser till sommaren en- ny
"boom", da man tanker bygga flere
affairs och boningshus jemte skolhus
for $4,000 och EFT radius for S., 600.
Man kommer att Washington begara
att IA poststationens MANN Jadis an-
dradt till Roseau.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-02-27
Mejeribolag maste skatta.

MeJerlpolag maSCe SkaIGa'
New Hampton Iowa har beslutet, att
mejeribolagen aro underkastade den
nya ''income tax law", orsakat ej liten
orc och best0rtning, emedan dessa der
aro nastan lika talrika som skolhus, och
embe tsmannen forklara sig vara nr
stand att lemna n0diga uppgifter. Mjol-
ken forslas fran delegarnes hus till me-
ierierna, forvandlas till sm0r och sal
jes, hvarefter nettoinkomsten fordelas
man af hvars och ems tillskott.
Skeppsbrott och forolyckade
I winter, sager en- Philadelphiatidning
har antalet sjoolyckor varit st6rre an
n$got, man f0rut kanner, och anda vet
man annu ingenting ON dem, som gaf-
vo sig till sj0s fore den sista svara stor-
men den 7 dennes. Angsliga hustrur
och oroliga frander och vanner till
dem, som aro borta, komma dagligen
fockar ned till Maritime Exchange fol
att sp0rja efter nyheter, of hvilka dc
tro sig ha mer att frukta I'm hoppas.
stor eldsvada, manga inne.
branda.. Eld utbr0t den % dennes
ett bageri Arkansasstade Hot Springs
och spred sig inom nagra minuter til
dussintals hus och EFT par hotell. Mar
beraknar f6rlusten till fere hundr'
tusen dollars. En- och AMMAN, som re
dan raddat sig, forolyckades vid forso
ket att radda nagot af sina dyrbarhe
ter. Bland de omkomna namnas sar
skildt mrs Mary Sammonson, mr. D
w. Wing fran Glen Falls, N. Y, m
Hill fran Chicago, mrs Maggie Hiscocl
och en- meyer, men man fruktar at
manga fer omkommit lagorna
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like nuts and valve spinhcs, all care.
fully iallowed-and retired with them
under tho floor Of the enCine.room,
whore hO sighed, being fat, as no
passed from manhole to manhole oil the
double bottom, aud in some fairly dry
submarine compartment hid them
Any ongin cor. particularly in an un
friendly port. has right to keep his
spare stores where he chooses, aud the
foot OF one Of tho cylinder shores
blocked all entrance into tho regular
stororoom even II It had not been al
ready closed with BteOl wedges. In con.
clusion no disconnected tho aitoronginG,
laid piston aud connecting rod, carefully
taIlowed, whore II would be most incon-
vent TO the casual visitor, took out three
OF tho eight collars Of tho thrust block,
hid them again where only he could
fluid them, filled tho boilers by hand,
wedged tho sliding doors OF the coal
bunkers, and rested from his labors.
The engine.room was cemetery, aud II
did no. neOd buckotful Of ashes
tipped over tho skyllght to make 1t any
worse.
lie invited the skipper to look at the
completed work.
"saw 70 ever such a forsaken wreck
as thNtY' said no proudly. 81, almost
rights mo to 90 under those shores.
Now, what d'yOu think they'll do 10
usg"
await till we sce," said tho skipper.
"It'll DO bad enough when It COMES"
lie was not wrong. The pleasant
days Of towing ended all too soon,
though tho llaliotis trailed behind her
heavily weighted iib stayed out into
tho shape Of pocket, aud Mr. Wardrop
was no longer IN artist Of Imagination
but one Of seven and twenty prisoners
Ia a prison full OF insects. The m6n.of.
war had towod them to the nearest
port, not to tho headquarters Of the
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PART II,

They were there beyond evasion. No
affidavit could do away with tho fearful
smell OF decayed oysters, the diving.
dresses, and tho Ahsll'litleTod matches,
They were there to the value oil seventy
thousand pounds, more or lossj aud
every pound p0ached,
Tho man.oi'War was annoyed, for she
had used up many tons Of coal; she had
strained her engines, and, worse than
all, her officers and crew had been hur'
rIel, Everyone on the HalioIis was mr.
rested and rearrestsd several times as
zach officer came aboardi then they
we're t1d by what they esteemed to be
tho equivalent Of midshipman that
they Wera to consider themselves pris,
onOrS, aud finally were put under ar
rest,
"its mt tho least good" SaId tho
skipper, suaVoly, "You'd much better
send us a tow"
abe StilI-yOu arc arrestl" was the
reply,
"Whero tho devil do you expect we
are goiug to escEpsto2 We'rs helpless.
Yon'vo rot TO tow us into somewhere,
and explain why you fred on US. Mr.,
Wartlrop, we'ro helpless, aren't WEI"
"Runnd from end to end" said the
man Of machinery. III she rolls, the
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ward cylinder had fallen 1t would hRvo
made ita way to the Bca.bod aud taken
tho llsllotis after
"Where arc we going to and how
long will thoy tow uSH" ho aSkUd oil tho
skipper.
"Goi knows and the sub.loutonanrs
drunk. What do you think We eau
do2'
"rherss Just tho baro chance" Mr..
Wardroy whispered, though no one was
within hearing. There's just tho barO
chance q repairin' hOr II a man knew
how, They've twisted tho very CUTS
out OF her bringing her up with that
jerk; hut I'm saying that with time
aud patience there's ust tho chance o
making AtCnm yot. We could do IT,"
Tho skippor's eyes frightened. DO
you mean" ho began, that she 10 any
good ?" No.. -,
GOh, nc" said Mr.. Wardrop. "ShO'll
mood Lhroo thousand pounds In repairs
nj tho lowest II she's to take tho sea
npaln, au' that apart from any Injury TO
lIor structure. Shes like q man ALLEN
down llyp pairs o. stairs. We can't toll
Tor months what has hRpp Onod and wO
know sho'll novor 10 good again with.
out n now inside. 70 should 500 tho
condonsin' tubes an tho steam connoc'
lions to tho donkey for two thlnpa only.
I'm not afraid Of them topaltin' her.
I'm afraid Of them atOalln' things
"Ihoy'Yo Arol OH ~. They'll havo
to explain that"
"Onr rcputatlon's not good enough TO
nsk for explanations. Lots take what
NO have aud bo thankful. 70 would
not hnvo COnsuls rnmnmbCrlh tho
uuidln' Light an tho sllah.ln.Shah, an
lilo Aplain, nj this most nlarmln' crisis.
Wo'vo boen no bOllot than pirates these
Ion ycars. Under rtovidnnpo wO'ro no
worse than thieves now Wc'vo much
H. bn thankful Tor II wCoVur not back to
hcr."
6Mako II your own way, then" said
tia skippOr III there's tho Io"'C
chance" .
an leave nonc," said Mt wMdtop,
''nnnU that thuy'll dare to take, Kocp
hOr heavy OH tho tow, Tor wo mood
limo"
skipper mover lnlC'isrol with tho
Affairs ol tlln engine room, aud Mt WAR
drou-nn artist In his proiOsHlon--'
turned " mud composed Il work, tor
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ioItoring a lleallhinl color to the cheek,
refreshing sleep, strong nerves, stout
limbs and that bounding health andy.
tally, which all childrOn should have
Il 10 perfectly safe TO give to children OIL
any age, aud its curative and resIorf
tive effects are wonderful.
Mrs II. Silver, Of l42 Lewis street
Nav York CITY. was not only restore!
herself to health by DR.. Greenes Nsr
vura blood and nerve remedy, but he
TWO children, whose portraits are hen
given, were made strong aud well BY
this grand medicine. Mrs silver says
~ was nervous for four years 80 thai
could do nothing, ! Invent to ditlereqi
doctors, but none could help me. Tread
so much in the papers about DR.. Greene'i
Nervura blood and nerve remedy lhstl
thought would try 1t. After the first
bottle felt relieved, 60 used a couple
OF bottles more md now am oil right
again. thank Dr. Greene's Netvun
for the good 1t did me.
~ also have two little girls who were
sick, weak. and rundown, TO whom !
gave DR.. Grsene's Nerynra blood aud
nerve remedy. 1t did them so much
good that cannot be thankful enough,
1t made them we'll and ttrong again,
aud they are now, thanks to this Won
derlul remedy, healthy and vigorous.
Before took Dr.. Greene's NsrvuI
blood aud nerve remedy l could not eat
or sleep. / could not do my houseWOfk,
but now am like different woman. |
give this testimonial that other sufferers
may read 1t and know the good NervutI
did me aud my children"
Use Dr.. Greenos Nervura In all ner'
vous diseases Of infants aud children,
and see them improve in health aud
strength every day and hour.
It is not q patent medicine, but the
prescription OF the most successful liv'
ing specialist in curing nervous aud
chronic diseases, Dr.. Greene. Of 81 Wet
Fourteenth street. New York City. He
has the largest practice in the world
and this grand medical discovery i' the
result OF his vast experience. Tho great
reputation OF Dr. Greene is guarantees
that his medicine will cure, and the iaa
that he can be consulted by anyone al
any time free Of charge, either person
ally or by letter, gives absolute a''uf'
ance Of the beneficial action Of this Won
derful medicine.
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rlble and forbIdding, His background
was the dark.graiued aides Of tho engine
room; his material the metals OF 'powor
and strength, helped out with spare,
baulks aud Iopea, Tho nan'ohNar
tnwed sulenly and viclousY Tho
llaliotis behind her hummel like hive
before swarming. With extra and
totally unnoeded spara her crew blocked
un tho BpRCn round tho forward engine
I'LL IL Tasemhled q statue in iIa scRllold.
ing and tho butts OF lhu shore interlercd
with every view that dispassionaIe
eve might wish to take, And that the
dispassionale mind might be swiftly
shaken out Of its calm, tho well'sunk
bolts OF the shores wero wrapped round
unlidily with loose Onds Of ropes, CIV
ing studied effect OF most dangerous
insecurity. Next AIR, Wardrop took up
collection from tho Rfter'engne,
which, ne you will remember, had not
been affected in the general wreck, Tho
cylinder oscape.valys no abolished with
tlogging hammer II ia difficult in
iar.oH porte to come by such valves
uule's, like MIR. Wardrop, yon keep
duplicates in store. Az the same time
men took of the nuts OF two Of tho
great holding.down bolts that serve 70
keen the engines In place on their solid
bed. Any engine violently arrested In
mId.career may jerk oil tho nut Of a
holdlng.down bolt and this accident
looked very natural.
PuSSining along the tunnel he TO-
moved several shat. coupling bolts and
nuts, scattering other and ancient
pieces OF iron under foot. Any engine
stopped suddenly may disorganizs her
shaft coupling bolts, aud tlis accident
seemed even more natural Cylinder
bolts no cut of to lhql number OF six
from tho after engine CYLINDER SO that It
might match its neighbor, and stufed
tho blge feed pumps with cotton waste.
Then he made up q neat bnndlo OF tho
various odds and ends that no had
gathered lrOtn the engiues-litIle things
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colonV, and whom Mr.. Wardrop snw tho
dismal littlo hnrbor,with its ragged lne
Of Chinese iunkb, itl ono crazy tug, the
bodybuilding shed, that, undor tho
charge Of q philosophical Malay, roprn.
sCnted a dockyard, no sighed aad shook
his head.
"a did WE'LL" ho said. "This i, tho
habitation o. wrcckors an thieves.
WO'ro nj tho ultCfmoHt ends Of tho
Garth. Think you they'll ever know in
England"
Doesn't look like II said tho skipper.
ThOy wcro marched ashore with what
they stood up In, undOt Il generous
escort, and wefo judged according to
tho customs Of tho country, which,
though oxcOllont, RtO out Of dAlO. Thoro
wore tho pearls; thOrO wero tho poaCh-
ets; and thotc sat n email but hot gov.
ornor. llo consulted Tor awhile, and then
things began to moyo with snoOd. for
no did not wish TO keep a hungry crow
at large OH tho beach, aud tho mah.ni.
war had gone up the Coall. With n wnyo
Of his hAnd-a stroke Of tho pen was
nsCessNry--hG consigned them to tho
blAckgung.tunn, tho back country, aud
tho hand OF tho law removed thom from
his sight aud tho KNOWLEDGE Of mon.
They WOro marched into tho palms and
tho back country BwnllowNl lhOm up
oil Ol tho crew OF tho llnliotis.
DOOp pVaCo continued to brood over
Europe, Asia, Africa, America, Auattal.
aGIa aud rolynoaln
49,.
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TRUsrEEs SALE.

by ylriue OF a decd Of trust made by Virginia
gmith ~ nc a. trustee dacd scpig mbor 0. lsSl,
and recorded IN the Office Of tao Il'tS NJ tho
County Court Of Ohio county, Wwt Virginia IN
Deed 81 Trust BOOK M, u, ni page l6i, i,Nlllsl
said county. Oh
SATURDAY. THE IN nav OF DECEMBER, iso1
commencing alto o'clock H. IN, The following
described property. that ia inny
lot 80 Z ~ the subdivision OF tho SirOblG
nrnpcrty, fronting thfty,lwU feet, one Inch %
Mary avenue aud running back 10 TWcnly,c'g
street
TrnNg oT sALr--Onc.thlfd and Gs much moro
nj thu purchaser elects IN pay IN cash m the
dny VI ialo, tho balance In two equal INSTALL
mCnIS NJ siNnul twelve tnOnthy notes bearing
interest from tho dar OiEalG to In given for tho
deferred payments -. .....,,,....,,.
A. j. CLAREE, Attorney
W. H. lilLtrh Ahc!l0nccr noJMlA
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forward cylinder will come down and
90 through hor bottom. Both columns
arc clean cut through. There's nothing
to hold anything up."
Tho canncil OF war clanked oil to SEQ
II Mr.. Wardrop'a words were true. lilo
warned them that 1t was aS much as a
mans life was worth to enter tho en-
cine.foom; aud they content0d them.
.slye, with u distant inspection through
tho thinning steam. The Haliolis lifted
TO tho long easv swell and the sIarboard
supporting column ground tribe, hs a
man grta his teeth under the knife.
The forward cylinder was depending on
that unknown forco men call the peril.
narity Of materials which, now and
and then, balances that othor heart
breaking power. tho pcrversity oil in'
animate things,
eyes, slrw Mr.. wardrop said, hurry.
ing them away. THE euGines aren't
worth their price as old iron"
1--WE tow" was the answer, later.
wards we shall contlscato."
Tho nan.oi.war was short'handed,
and did not sec the necessity OF putting
a prize crew aboard tho HAliotis. So
she sent ono sub.lieutenant, whom the
skipper kept very drunk, for ho did not
wish to mako the tow too easy, and,
moreover, no had an inconspicuous liz.
tie rope hanging from tho stern OF his
ship.
Then they began to tow at an average
speed OF four knots an hour. Tho Hall.
otis was very hard to move. and the
gunncry lieutenant who had fred the
tiye.iuch she'll had leisure 10 think upon
consequences. Mr. wArdrop was tho
busy man. lie borrowed all the crew
To shore up tho cylinder with sparS and
blocks from tho bottom aud sides OF the
ship. 1t was a days riskY work but
anything was bOttor than drowning at
tho end OF q toW.ropo; and II the for.
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no M coSrlSrrpl


DlalrcSlng kldnsy aud bladder dis.
snsus relieved IN ak houri by tho "Nrw
Omar SoUrll AMERICAS KIDNEY CuHG."
This NOW remedy Ia q rtOnt Bnrpriin ON
account oil lls exceeding prompincs In
relieving pain In tho bladder, Kidneys,
back And every part Of tho urinary pass.
mo In mnlo or female II relieves ro.
tcnlion Of wNlOr and pnln In passing ii
almost immediately II YOU want uulc.
fclIol aud euro this IN your tcinody,
sold by Il u, l'lSt drugglst, Wheeling.
W. Va
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thin and pulc, look slight and puny, and
their growth and development become
stunted.
II your children arc sick. give that
greatest OF all Children's remedies, DR..
Grcene's Nervura, tho great nerve aud
blood invigorant aud health restoror.
This wonderful remedy, is above all, n
family medicine, and itsname is ahUuse.
hold word in thousands OF homes all
oYor tho lnnd. 1t Is mado from pure
and harmless vegetable remedies, Is
calming, soothing and healing to the
norvos, and at tho same time Hlrongth.
ems aud invirora,eg tho entire svAtom,
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Strong, vigorous and healthy children
arc what We all want, and now to keep
our little ones in good health ia ques.
ton Of the greatest interest to US all.
Children are peculiarly liable to nervous
disorders; they become nervous, rest
less. irotiul, cross and irritable; their
nights sleep IL not calm aud resliul, bun
they toss restlos,ly from sldo to side,
murmur or talk in their sleep and wake
tired and unrefroIhed in the morning
They have an irregular appetite, grow