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Tts Republican party onsrs no protee- tfoa se the farmers. xho- coustisuse the hosns market of the factory employees. Ere. silver protects them against Indian wneas and EQyptian cotton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-12

danger into safety and pain into ease It is q medicine which has but one object Tt is good for but one thing. # strengthens and iHvfgoFates the organs distinctly feminine is promotes regularity of the fauctioss aliavs irritation and inflammation cbeeke unnatural. exiausting drains and puts th,. whole delicate organism into perfect condi- ti0HS Almost all Of the ills of vronaankfrs are tTsceabie to some form Of what is known ss female complaint And this pener- ally begins either # the time of puberty or childbirth. or af the turn Of life
 EA1ere are not fhrer eases if1 hundred of woman e peculiar diseases that Drs Piereeis Favorits Prescription will not cure. Thae- asnds of s~Ntefu1 women have been rem dsrsd healthy and happy by it's use. and the experience and testimony Of many Of thezH has been inciuded in Dir. Pis4ceas Common Sense Medical Adviser.
 when pg Pierce published the first edition of ais work, The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, lae announced that after 6s0 oeo copies nad been sela at the regular price $f 50 per coov tho profit which would Fcuav hi47l fnr fI1e FTsat asaaAssst a4 labor and money expended in producing f. ife woaia give avvay the next hs4f million ffeg He is now distributing 1ht9s4se{f f1res soa.aao of tigis most complete interesting assd palstabe common sense medical ix ever rEinfishSd-the recipient only being rs sire1i ts, sla@iitsshe Worlds DisperaSsry Medical Assaeia- ton at Buffalo Y Y tsgcnst-oues fqsA f34rS.~er,t ssa1nfs to xssv cost of mailing ,sl5s and fa, will bs Scut posf-fatd It 3s a SeTftab1r medical library complete it volume # contains over Iosc pages and rHorct1sso ses illustrations The ksve Editor Is precisely tise sasHe as that gold st g 90 except only that the books are bound in strong nafsfla paper covers instead ol cloth send NOW before all are given argaxt They gre gofug Of rapidly therefore ds tlos asdsy sending fvsssdssksb fl you wans one.
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Before the finished fruit come bud and blossom Bud grows into blossom and blossom into fruit. And SO Rirlhoed meTgcs into woman hood and the vouia1 into motherhood.
 The two most crit- ieai times in 8 wo- man life are the times which make the girl a woman. and the woman a mother At these times Df Piefees Favorite PrescriB- ton is 0f iaealcuGa.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-12

REGULAR n coHbsnzaisn,. pro-
 portion and preparation of ingredi- sses, Aood's Sassapasilla possesses great swssays vsip~ Yoa should TRY TT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-12

Entered at the Ppst-ofIies nf tsiiae fsiufT, Ark.s as aecond-eisss aaa'a Faaff1r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-12

Bryan is ehs youngest man who ever ran for the presidency. If be ss elected he will De S when inau- aaeased or just one year above the eapssitutIonal limit. Ills runIng aaas Sewall, had beenamarried
 sea geaws @sen Bryan was born.
 >sb1r ssrser was the oldest man Ysha esex van for president, being 9 ssssAu lge led the GreebaekeTs in aazs Granny Palmer comes next sn e5nt of aueisntnesss being in ker 5 winter. Monroe County Stsa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-12

3aqan Is crazy That Is what
 alAeus '. Lewis, Republican candi. avs1a shv Governor of Missouri stsAed 'E,s s speech recently. Lewis decis~rd Bryan's insanity was hereditary alsat his fsaher was crazy and prayed every noon to God tsaat as judge Of the court he might naks just and wise decisions. We have never heard before that Christianity was an evidence ef in. sanity, bas alr haszss seems te sblukssss Bs that as t nay, Bryan wfil surprsse she gold bugs at tiae November election. 7urion 1sssaea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-12

PINE HiffFF. ARK OCT. p isee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-12
No Criipe

When yoa take Ffoedas Pills The big. od-fasli- toned susaF-eoafed pills which tear you gil fo pieces, age net in It with Hoods Easy t9 take
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-12

arneslsfs 25el c ! Hood s @. Lowell. Mass. Tb4sH1y Piils to Faks with Hoods safsaoaFllla
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-12
GOLD B0ND SYNDICATE.
Bryan Explains the Workings
 of that Scheme.
WORST 0IAUsB or TIE CONTRACT.

rAas n hisA assFea Two afen to Back the unitea sfaees Treasary Hafrfots Who eonspised 6o neat tHe Government Ont af s 08o.8eo 2 Word sboat rrasts.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
What an ArkGnS0s Farmer
can do.

He can raise 200 to 800 bushels IF
sweet potatoes to the acre AM for $50 be
can build house that will keep theu al
the year around,
lie can plant one acre in artichokes
and fatten fifty hogs on it. The hogs can
DO their digging and waste nothing.
He can raise all kinds Of stock 100 per
cent cheaper than it can be done farther
north.
Ile will not have to fertilizo his land
to make it yield good harvest.
he can make living easier than in
anv other state in the south and at the
sGlne time enjoy more cquablo climate
lie can run a farm without u mortgage
on it,
lie can raise finer fruit greater varies
,y, and more Of it than any other cJun.
try in the world
lie can have vegetables on his table
the year around,
You can plant one acre in cane, and
make 200 gallons Of beautiful clear
syrup, with no sorghum twapg toit
Bees require no attention further than
taking what honey you wish.
You can raise four tons Of clover hay
per aero, and the ground does not have
to be seeded but once in five years,
Five tons Of German millet is not q
large yield for year
Wet land, sown in red top, forms an
everlasting meadow Of the tiuost hay in
the world,
One balo Of cotton is an average yield
though one and onc-Lalf bales per acre
is not an uncommon crop,
There has never been total failure
OF crops since the war, and few partial
laminos, -ES.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
The Pleasures Of Poverty

Nobody has yet given US a d s,erta tion
on the pleasures of poverty" and yet
the poUr have joys that the rich know
not of. The poor safer no. with dyspep
sia, for good digestion waits on appetite.
--end-1ppotite.Talis for something to es,.
The poor are in no danger of being
robbed, because they carry no money in
their old clothes The poor have no
sleepless nights on account of france,
and care nothing for the tariff on Tim,
buctoo, and the Monroe doctrine is not as
important as dose Of paregoric. Yes,
we had rather be born poor than to be
born with the strabismus and goldbug
in each ear.-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

The following good political advice is
clipped from an exchange: Yol cannot
follow little men to big victories. Lork
to your leaders. Local leaders lead to
general leaders. With your votes and
your work support only good sized
broad gauged men. If you see a mean
little creature trying to get ahead in
politics by processes Of petty assault and
cowardly assassination, turn him down,
L you see q man doing political business
on the basis of stealth and revenge, turn
him down, If you see a man using
weapo Ms of envy, malice and malignity
turn him down. If you seq man pur-
suing petty reVenges and devoting great
ingenuity to trIHing matters, turn him
down. If you see man hedging and
straddling and doiging, turn him down
If you see man who carries his opinions
in his boot leg, where they connot be
known except at his own convenience,
turn him down, If y1u fes maa ask-
ing to be made statesman who ha>
shown no signs of making himself one,
Turn him dowo, If you sie man Try
ing to climb up by pulling Others down
"down him With oil the thoughtful-
ness and care of which you are capable
select your best men and then give them
your best backing-"with malice toward
none and charity for all u
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

We were shown this week deck of
cards belonging to Mr., r, NJ. Church
man, that were made during the war
On the face of each card is The picture
of a Confederate general. while on the
back there is q representation of the
Confederate implements of war. From
the appearance of the cards, Bro. Church
man must have taken good care Of them,
as they do not bear evidence Of much
use.-Columbian Banner.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
Fo,low-cit,zens Of sharp county!

Fellow-citlzens of Sharp county!
In 1891 you elected me to represent our county
In the General Assembly of lSl5, ana curing the
canvass promised You a faithful performance
of duty. Jealous attention to The rights and IN
terests of on citizens, and an honest effort IN
behalf OfOur taxpayers,
leel, fellow citizens, that ! have Kept the
faith, and fulfilled my obligations us lar us ~
was canable. may have male mistakes; am
not iniailible; but believe or at least | hope,
that my efforts, as a member of the last leglsla-
tnre, were in accord with the best interests OF
our people. ,,,. ,,o,,
Hoping that my record asa puollc servan.
Will meet the appreciation of IN always generous
and appreciative people, hereby announces my
self candidate for reelection to the olhce Of
Representative, subject to the action OF the De-
mocratc party, and thanking, you ior your
faithful discharge OF duty, remain
Yoms Truly,
Tics. /, llERRN,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

Starting young man out with money
left by his relatives is like tying n
bladder under tho arm Of one who can
not swim. Ten to ony he will lose the
bladder and go to tho bottom, Teach
him TO swim and ho will not necd the
bladder. Give your child a good edu'
cation, SEQ that his morals arc pure, his
mind cultivated aud his whole nature
subserviont to tho laws that govern mnu
md you will give what is OF moro value
than the Indies. You haye given him
v hat no misfortune can deprive BIN Of
Tho earlier you teach him to depend up
on himself the botter,--ES.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
Road Notice.

Tho undersigned lroCholdcr Of Sharp
county viii preront TO tho Jan 1896 O.
the Shnp county court their petition to
change the E2cnjni Shade and Th,maa
villo road, Sad change to leave spil
road near the ne corner of ths NV NV o,
sec, ~, thence to inusoct the Ash Flat
and Fronklh road near the NV corner Of
the 80 NV Of said section 30 thence with
the Ash Flat urd Franklin road to rear
the no corner Of 10 sw Of ec0 ~ thoncc
west to said Evening Shade and Thomas,
vile road npar the NV corner Of the sw
sw Of 500 10 i lS n f6 W,
r. h. Hastings ct al.
Petitioners,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
Nrighb0lIng NeWs.
EROM NALEM.

FRON SALEM
Bdaaer-Na05h
Up to yesterday 500 tax receipts
had been issued.
County scrip going at 60 cents on
the dollar.
Deputy Sheriff Shaver of Mann
moth Spring, came over Monday to
bring prisoner to Jail.
Judge Cook thinks Of attending
the good roads convention at Little
Rock, February 25. ssp AN,
If the weather Is favorable the
South Fork bridge will be completed
by The first of March,
Contracts have been signed for
the contribution Of 1900 or 1000
acres of land to the llouek railroad,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

No man should be slnt to tho legisla-
ture vino will not vote 70. bill cOmDell-
ing the railroads entering Memphis from
the Arkansas side to establish station
on this side the river, so that the traYel-
ing public will not be aeeeed against their
will by the bridge company Every
newspaper in Arkansas should show up
this vicious monopoly,-Los Cabin,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

viii Templcr in the O.ange Judd
Farmer, in speaking Of the f-rmer, says:
Here is a class of men among whom
there are no capitalists, no socialists, and
no anarchists, The class who erected the
government in l77j, avenged its insults
in 1872, conquered Mexico in 1877, and
who furnished 70 per cent of the soldiers
to put down the rebellion in '61 and '65."
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
SAILED THE SEAS 30 YEARS.
One of His Expe. ienCes.

Tor th,rty-ci-ht years Capt. Lcud follo~eo
;he sc0, most Of thtt time a, master OF Ee5'
- 1pT "pOn retiring IRON tie water vas az
INA - tIe-Isac7ot tarY. ef LoF --e9yssste-
Treasury surcrintCnd tic CSif herles In
Alaska, which 10 iticn lie lie q FIVE yeara. lie
relates CGe CEpCrlc2Co Gs follows;
FOR several years Lad rlcn troubled with
general nervousness AID rain in tho region
Of my heart. ~ (r.2te aGictioa was
5leoplesgpCs3; / T&j lmosJ impossible at any
time to J,ail r's5 ana G.ctp. Having seen
Or. n iigs' IcmeGi IS GdvCrti. cd began using
Serfinc. Ai,gr taking .nal quantity Gne
benefit received was 50 CTcgt that ! was post
lively alarmed, thln!.aE -tho remedy cor.
tanned cDia .c5 which would finally he iniur!'
Gus 20 M; bIJ On being &sSlrd J the drug
gtst ,hat It va; perfectly harmless, ] cont IN
qed II together with tho Heart Cure, Today
I can consciGa lousy say That Dr., Niles Re-
;tora i've Ncrylno and New Heart Cure did
more for me thaH anything LGd ever taken
had been treated By eminClt phyelrlana
IN New York and San francisco wi h0ut hGn-
?ft. | owo my present good health to tho
I'D jni0I5 usC Of tilcGO most valuable remedies,
and heartily recommend hem 10 aliallictCd
aS was, Capt i. T. Loud, hampden, Me-,
Dr Niles Restorative hGryine and New Curo
are sold by u! druggists on positive guaran-
tee or BY Or. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart,
ind on recolpt OF prlco, 81 per bottle, or six
bottles for 90, express prepaid They aia
cCee from ell opatcs and dangerous drugs
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

Spot the man in any county who OPP
poses the lcgalised primary. lie who
does so is afraid of fair and honest
deal. lie is depending on corrupt
methods and dishonest trickory to get
tho nomination Hot Springs News.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

If the people of Arkansas ever get re-
lief from the misery, wretchedness and
poverty cntailed by bad roads, they must
make up their minds to change their con-
stitution 30 that they can vote road tax
This is the only remcdy.-Arkansas
Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

1t does not require any Imagination to
advertise the South. A plain straight"
forward statement Of facts is all that lie
necessary, Even that sounds like fairy
tale to the shivering inhabitants OF bliz
card I-land.--Arkansaw Kicker.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

Prescott Paragraph; We hail with
delight tho fact that Arkansas farmers
can make money out of products other
than cotton, The raising of that staple
has Of late become so closely associated
with poverty and mortgages that the
most Of mon hate to think about the
atnh.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

A Baltimore evangelist says he thinks
the millennium is right on us. The prcs'
report of this good prophets sermon did
not state whether o collection was taken
up or not. If not, 1t wcald add weight
to the preachers opinion.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

Every man can not be what the world
calls great, neither need he bci Let him
faithfully do the duties his work in life
calls for, and the worlds estimation Of
his sizo is a small matter IL he hos tho
greatest Of all tbiugs, an approving con-
seriousness that he has been faithful.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

The following problem may be of in
terest: Take your age, multiply il by 2.
then add 1886, then divide by 2, fben
add 8, then subtract your age, and you
will find the remainder 1895.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

The farmers hold the key to the stu
alton in the matter Of better prices for
cotton. Another short crop will eifectu'
ally dispose of the accumulated surplus
Citizen. News,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

The Fort Smith Times very truly re
marks. "The man who never will be
missed is the one who does nothing for
his town but stands at'the table gIeedily
devouring the fruits provided by his
more entcrprisiug neighbors."
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

The offensive smell of rooms newly
painted may, it is said, be removed by
simply placing therein for night a
bucket of water with some hay in it.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

Good roads is what this country needs,
and what it must have before 1t reaches
that degree of prosperity to which 1t
aspires, ,-Citizen|News
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS

present my name hs cahulHate LOT inc
Democratic nomination for Congress, and rs
believe IN an ''Indepepdent United States, - |
pledge my supporters to wave the banner Of
Free Silver DemOcracyin the hottest Of the fight
and in the enemy's own lines. No straddllng
fences no crossing bridges, no eating crow, no
apologies to make; but IN season ana OUT OF
season will fight for fair play lor silver, as per
Arkansas State Platform.
JAMES HASLEI, Mead, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
EOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce Hon. a. j.
Witt as II candidate for State Senator, suhJecl
TO the action of the Democratic convention
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
FOR ASSESSOR

We are authorized to announce W. II. SPOTS
n candidate for the oflicc of Assessor OF Sharp
county, subject to the action of the Democratic
party
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
PrOgrCmnae

The LADIES AID Society Of Even.
ing Shade announce that there Will
be a public entertainment at the
Court House noxt Thursday evening
Feb. llth. 1896.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

A part Of the material Is on the
ground for the erection of a new
Methodist parsonage at Camp. 1t.
will be completed by February Is.
Wyatt Smith, living about eight.
miles east of Salem, had the mlsfor'
tune TO loose about 100 loads of fine
hay by fire last Saturday, which was
worth $500. No che knows how II
caught FIRE.
c c. Green reports that Jeff Boz
ler of lizard county recently killed
a hog that weighed 637 l,2 pounds
net and was seven feet long. 1t
was the largest hog ever killed III
this part of the country.
B. II. CastIeberry received nfor-
nation q few days ago that 81 head
of cattle belonging to him @ere
drowned IN independence county du-
ring the rise in White river, The
loss is about $500. In addt1l Ylto
this heavy loss, a valuable horse rOe~
longing to him died few days sgo.
Asa Daniel, near Union, happdned
to a painful! accident last wick.
He was riding through field or the
running gear of wagon and aHow>
ed his foot to get caught on stump
which resulted IN his leg being
bruised very badly,
Robert IIutson, living near Eliza
beth, was homesteaded out OF ;16O
acres of land some time ago by John
CGmstock. The matter was brought
before the Harrison land Office re-
Gently in the form of contest, which
resnlted IN Comstock beng sustained
MIR, Hutson had been living on the
place three years, but had never
made application to homestead it,
making the serious mistake of waIIs
ing too long. According to late
declssion, a settler on pnblo land
has the preference right for 90 days
to homestead; after that time, how
ever, the land is subject to home.
stead by any one.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
R0U Of Honor
HIGHER,


Chas. Metcalt, 81, Claude
Coger, IS. Ella Craig, 90, Eva
Turner, S5. Elsie Metcalf, 81,
Mollie Mullep, SO, Myrtle MetcaIt'
81,
FIFTH GRADE.
Naude Gardner, Sc. Lee Craig, o.,
Sue Craig, 93. Florence Turner 49,
Geneva Davidson, 92, Sam Craig,
80, Darolha Brown, "a. Owen
Brown, 96. Shelby Justus, 50,
Melvin Wilson, so,
FOURTH GRADE.
Oda TlndeI ST, Mabel Metcalr 90,
Clevel wilson Sc, Benlah Collins 49,
Marvin Metcali 98, Julia Herrn so,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
MAMMOTH SPRING,
Democrat

under command of Charley Shaver,
another commanded by Glass Brew,
er, ard the third under his immedi
ate command.
Messrs. d. L. Goodman and T.
Mayberry Of Flat Woods, Tenn,
who have speat ten days with rela
tives here, returned home a few
days ago. Mr.. Goodman has pur
chased near Evening Shade the land
OF the Goodman heirs and will re,
turn with his wife and take pI ieS>
SION of same in about 80 davs. k;odI
1t requires some good judgtot! int
good sense, good taste' and charity
for others weaknesses to aid an ed
itor in properly deciding what not to
publish. An "lndlscreet" newspaper
is often amuslngto the public, bu,
1t is always "terror" to its friends,
|. N. Miller, of the State Line Res
pubucan, is still confined to his room,
bat his enterprlslng and accomplish
ed daughters are getting out the
paper each week, on time and in
good shape. They deserve a liberal
patronage.
Missouri barber shops will be
open next Sunday, A recent decis
siol Of the State Supreme Court
says that to close them on Sunday
Is unconstitutional.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07

Our deeds determine us as much as we
determine our eds.-George Eliot.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-07
The program will be:

>
lst Motto Song, by Society, fol-
lowed BY half hour Concert,
2nd An address by Hon. J. L.
ABERNETuy, Of Purcell, | Y. on the
subject ".Arkansas IN the West"
Music by Captain Wann Conel
Band.
One novel feature Of the enters
tainment will be the sale Of a Scrip,
turo Cake, Recipe for making tins
cake viii accompany each piece sold,
Admission 25 cents for adults.
10 cts. for children under l2 years.
Proceeds to he appropriated to
benevolent purposes.
s. y. SHAVER,
FANNIE l.. EDWARDS, pre't
Sect.
The Forrest City times., 1896-11-20
Tact Consideration.

How much better it is to go through
life making others happy, smoothing
down ruffied feelings, rather than ex.
citing them. 1t is the little things, the
ill-advised, though, perhaps, kindly
meant speeches, which in time kill af
fection. There are few natures that
can at all times be patient under ths
criticisms of one who ever forces his
opinion upon another, regardless of tha,
ones feelings, and when in some unfor
tunate moment the last straw is added
to the rapidly increasing burden OF
petty annoyances the victim turns, tn.
other cannot understand the cause OF
uis wrath. Too many friendships have
ended abruptly because of this abomn.
able habit of over-candor.-Detroi
Free Press.