Batesville guard. [volume], January 24, 1883, Image 4

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PHYSICIAN AND SURGED*,
.. . -MALESVILLE, ARKANSAS.
>DOil I cm- Over Gooden's Drug Store,
" mntinmr. ?*
Warding Hotosu
»«5 boding I"***'
.: alttd Dickinron konae, formerly occupied
by Mra. Hardy. Board by the day 01
week, with or without lodging. Tabli
enryYtai with the heat Dm R fenrer—
:' etracpir'
1 BATEfIFttaLE, If
irifill^feri York,St. LoniSjoryewOrleanikj
Will make to it the advantage town
country merchants who wish Io smiJm^Sy
■breed or gat ftmda remitted, to roll ore
arelWieyonr bueineeaand wtR.-guriC J
> < kfWlya , ■ Batesville. Ar|^ >
mr s. wettest.
MAIN BTBEET. BATESVILLE, ABt.,
(V<Kt door above Bevan’s Drug
M ANUFACTURER GF
Saddles, Bridlesuc.,
And DEALERTN£
BOOTS AND H<&
OMI on ma, whan yos need anything in
•ya®* _'
Roy S. Weaver.
-———_— ; .-
TM WWW QftLKANA ANO WHIfR
. , .- NIVBR PACKKT.
JuCHEROKEE.
RTODLR - . - Halter.
Th*. Oharohlt will ran between New .
3l»*aaißl White River porta during the.
eotton season, making tnps about every
two weeks. ts.
N. IL AtaXANDza, | J. F. Mastin,
Watchmaker. | Salesman.
Alexander A Martin,
1^ ***
WATCHMAKERS,
-1 AWn DkALkM IS
IfaMea, Jewelry,
■CRedtate Nntiona,
H*NW*b •»®etn«lee, Toya, Etc-,
■ BATKSYLUJS, ARKANSAS.
M JR Wk left table More or rent by mall,
AjmSeea eanreos, will be promptly attended
Satakes WMWonaMs prices All work guaran-
ad Jewelry more, eppoMte
■tataMMWl, w
Igiven away
■ A BOOK or MS PACES
■ With ae HlnotraUone
■PREMIUM.
^■To every person who will send ns the
naMB or t new yearly subscribers to
trUE GUARD,
• year, wiht cash to cover the
<>: AiMret of the subscription in foil, we will
.gjßindby mail, postage paid, a copy at
WMhhbtabhthk MDMtm.fth. hour. The dsmssd
»W tore* a«»M bees oqaaUed ia th. history ol Aa,n.
■®lhtea.beekrf as* pa|**> coauiaiat mare than Oss
SH9|e*ad attha sririnsl skcuhu wnllaa by Aki K.
retreat mid J. Ahaay Knu, and publial»d in
ietVIBKAA BUTTING*, the calibrated humorous
L HhN beak to rotated an ya pared bank papan h
■UMnOi •** reprv-six original and vary unique
RHAnmaaiaea by W B, Cathie. The illutirauont ia
'.»«■» book and remeeutt.de cover ere calculated to
I^KdtaredauiW ia the brepsi of re Egyptiea mummy,
‘WgM whig a graves isiagv down from his pedestal io
M|nd Mt IriMt tWfrotesqiM characters represent.
•W®* **■* these sketches are superior, is
issßgtiusg that has avar appeared ia Udi
psementa.
... ■rfglilf'lg ONE WHO HAS
, " : ^SS 1 linn USEDITFOKia
YEARS.
si iLnU Address
n re JOSEPH A DUNN,
j.
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Modell
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1 ' WMBNwiP JjjH Jbewfr^wTJTook
Donisltn^taft, and
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^’^4 oopi^ning ptortion^
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-QPw over Druj Mose. Jfm'n
WOAL yrjs-^rs.
_ -rtWinteriah. .
‘ — Wu 4 **»• doo^A
—Locsl n*n *onQfo.
—Chnnk up'tht^irc.
IjßiA** hfe^gHßhsVe returned. _
dj—gor hAgsiub, go to Case & dbs.'
^(^ghggiiK atiA J* e * at Caae & Co’s.
. —Tlie grand jury adjourned yester
day.
^gmAo&mt^KUunaLdtor -oapa at Case &
julj^fived, go to
-^^hsa?^fc.lh! , ‘\s Ulothing, go
WpSi w enit of clothes ?
^.to.CtoaMC^s 1
I -ksadPanr-Bjitler says he dan heaVVi*'
BffiUYroiu’lus house. ' 3 ’
■^s*°P Krnman House.; » Aa
j»Mtoeal for 25 cente.
■ JjwFlantation supplies at bottom
at Ca»e * Co’s.' ' ?1
%^Wb. 15. Memwether has returned
iataejthu Creßceut (Sty.
'-.:-*rHeuitay,.^fiWsi' P«i*, beans, rice,
ooSae-and-engar, at CmbV “
f —Will MtAtn,'AsSlft Trough, Idin
toMi 't*kjng;£n*will**w.
. -*lf y*w.Mive aaythfig to soil, or
;WhK toli^gtAb, Ombl Co.
janShi PM*# I* town to buy
Co.
: b*B* tiine to SOW
gjrw@h|> seed.
re—T)BO-bdtoS**toa>e baokskiu gloves
are to he aJffwTc-* *
*-•'—Yte BarnM gppwts the Jackson
tapimjail ft&l AtowviT-dowiiig.
the use of
Aoua &BL. ^Fwely vegetable.
—Rome oCfan Wrf> w^re out skating
an *&• railroad jpMMi .t'Mt Saturday.
> O>-. AJ» prepared to pay
arewarS 1b- —a>-r bSbre-*-T On cotton.
v 'crowd greeted the Matie
Williams 'Tbcafre-O»< Memday night.
—C. T. Rosenthaj, the hardware mer
chant, is in St Louis purchasing goods.
—As a reliable Ghill Tonio (here is none
Aat stands higher than Collin's Adds
JUKK.
— Read W. B. Padgett’s advertise
ment. lie offers some good lots for
sale.
—John Clendenen, representing
Dodd, Brown & Co., St. Louis is in
toW.*
—CoLLncs' Aovb Cuns never foils to
?ure Chills and Malanal troubles. I‘ricu
>uly 50 cents.
- We would be glad if our readers
would keep us posted on marriages,
deaths, otc.
—The party at Dr. Ewings on last
Friday night was well attended, wo
ur_derstsu<l.
—The Kinman House is prepared to
take care of guests in good style. Rates,
25 cents a maul.
—The first snow that has covered
the ground here this season, fell on
Friday night last.
—When you come to town, be sure
to call at Case A Co's, if you want to
get good bafgains.
—Jim FeriH was out enjoying tho
mow last Saturday. His sleigh-bells
jingled right merrily.
—While attending court, do not for
get to call at the GVAHn otiice and
settle for your paper.
— Postmaster Pearson snd Bob Caso
have returned from St. An-
other county to Lear from.
—Capt Richardson asks you to oall:
at Case * Co's , Mid let him show tho
cheapest goods in town.
—Take your dry hides, peltry and
produce to Case A Co. They are paying
the highest market price.
—We club the GUARD with tho
funny, humorous Texas Siftings. Both
papers one year for <3.00.
—We are in the rinf, and will ring
out low price,!, which will be attested
by buying of us. Case A Co.
— Bring in your butter and eggs,
chickens and turkeys. Caso A Co. will
buy them and pay you the cash.
—Bo groat has been the rush at Case
A Co’s, that they have been forced to
employ an additional force of clerks.
— For five new cash subscribers, we
will give the getter up of the club, a
copy of “Sketches from Texas Siftings.”
—lt has been rather slippery work
on the iron bridge the last few days,
but the workmen are still pushing the
work foi ward.
—While Attending Court stop at the
- Kinman House. Good Accommodation* 1
1 at Cheap fates. 25 cents, a meal, Jb
, SI.OO pot day,
—Ben. L*rmau, the hardware drum
mer, of St. Louis, is in town in the
interest of his house, Caruth A Byrnes
Hardware Company. )
—J. C. McGuire bM been awarded
the mail contract from this place to
Newport. We hope wo will have
better mail service now.
—■'lf yo». find anything in the Her
ald pert week that you don’t like, go
to the “devil” for satisfaction.—Jack
sonport Herald. The “dovilj^ 'you
—Rafe Comer died at h'is residence,
in this county,, on -the 16th inst. He’
had been the mail contractor f^om this
, place to Newport for a number of
yearn.. .«.■> . • •
—Faribetw and others desiring a gentool,
lucrative ■getieybnsihee^ by which $5 to
•30 a day can be earned, ae id address at
once, on poetal. to H. & Wilkinson A Co.,
IBS snd 197 Fulton Stowt, New Eosto. '
<l«c9o-6m
V -Matter WiUtasno' ir undoubtedly a
oteverslit*!* ? aotroas. Katt* Putnam,
in >*Lana, the Madcap." is no* more
faoiuatingi cute, md Muoy, than Matie
Williams as “Cricket.”
the opinteo;nf'JMaß-tb «h* oontraiy
i to^witha^ing, 1 ।
MS—An article entitled “How toWsnh
Bto Baby: U going tho rounds efth*
M will Rw
Ihrongh a wringing maohino and hung
, out on tie lino Io firy.
J*, „ S',. 3Sfe.
—John Wallace, of Newport, has
been in town thia week. y
—PensiderablA floating ice in the'
river Monday and Tuesday.
^-The Williams Theatre 'Company
will play here every night this week,
and we can safely say they will hav.
a crowded house every nig^t.
—The Arkansawyer made our office
a visit this week. It is a lively,
humorous sheet, published st Argenta,
Ark., by M. R. White. We X with
piMWurffc’ 1 •*
•- Matie Williams, supported* by the
most excellent Williams Theatre Com
pany, appeared on Tuesday night an
“Kathleen Mavourneen," in that ptetty
Irish comedy. She has completely
captivated the Batesville people.
. ■ —ldt Efearneat Sylverton, -a rich Wall
street broker living in Hoboken, N. J.,
opposite New York City, writes: “The
excessive strain of nervous exciteinent re
sulting from stock speculation and too
high living made quite an invalid .pi me.
Brown’s Iron Haters reared u^e to perfect
I z — of Trough
, ,Bbt||B>taeiii^ M ' house, on last
Tuesday morning. He was in town
last Saturday, complaining of not
feeling very well, went home, took
pneumonia, and died aa abovo stated.
The family have onr siccre sympathy.
—Jacksonport Herald.
—ln chronic disorders resulting from
. .fixed bad df mind and body, the re
moval of th* evil, to be pernianent^mnst
necessarily be gradual. Although in same
iuetenqea it ia slow, Brown’s Iron Bitters
are always sure and never fail to restore
perfect health to the physical organization.
It is a complete strengthener.
4~-Maxfield's hall is crowded every
night, which shows the high appre
ciation our people ' have for the
Williams Theatre Company. When
you consider the disadvantages tho
hall and temporary stage afford, and
the lack of room, you are bound to
admit that the Williams Theatre Com
pany is far above the average traveling
theatrical company.
— After a severe test of twelve years, by
many lending physicians nnd thousands of
females, it has been thoroughly demon- i
stinted that English Female Bitters has
cured and relieved more sickly lemales,
than all other remedies combmed All
monthly defects, excesses or weaknesses,
affecting m irried or single ladies, arc
promptly relieved by its use.
—We conuuenco . this week tho pub- ।
lication of a series of letters entitled
“Early Times in Arkansas,” written
many years ago by Col. Cliarles F. M-
Nolana for the State Gazette and
Democrat. It is impossible for us to
publish the first of these letters, and
we commence with letter No. 2. We
will pulish one letter a week until all
are published.
-*• Dr. Clark, an evangelical minister
of the^ Missionary Baptist church,
preached every night last week, and on
Sunday morning and night last, to
appreciative audiences, at the Baptist
church. The Doctor is an able divine,
and his efforts here were splendid and
we trust that the seed sown here by
him will.bring forth good fruit to the
Master's honor ana glory.
Col. W. A. Bevens has gone to
Little Rock to press his claim, before
the tegulature, far tho teanvery of the
Office at Batesville, after tho secoMion
of the etfite. This money Col. Bevens
afterwards had to repay to the United
States, and we can’t see any reason
why the Isgid*lgre should not pay him
back the mptwy with interest.
d7> o " njght
Hall w^F crowded to its utmost ca
paeixy _witK qM Mussateut 1 , v ing
. PeoW® *■ •’■icWtb* firskpertorpianoe
। rendered in a very pleasing and happy
manner. Matte Williams as “Fsnchpv*'
made a very lively “Cricket” and
, elicited loud appknso. She is indsed
a pretty little actress and if not a
“witch*’ is very tgiwitoUing. She is
supported by h kplendul ootiipany.
Circuit Cann.
i Circuit outart will 'be likely to ad*
journ on Friday, the 26th. /"f 5
’ State vs. Henry C. Wilson (colored),
1 removing mortgaged projierty; verdict
of guilty, and sentenced to one year
> in the penitentiary.
’ The grand jurors coWplctßd* their
duties on Tuesday,, barißir found a
> goodly number op" Mg against the
* various offenders <*<he bounty. .
W. J. Pqdbton' w was indicted for
1 perjury, continued to thd
> next tejgg c< the court. The alleged
’ fslseJWce^ing grew out of Mr. Pear
son'rto^niiouy before the grand jury
J Mat Martin vs. Thos. 8.-«
f ^ta^ett et. a*., for tho recovery of the*’
| /tonganese lands. The court, after tv^q,
day’s argument on the demurrer of the
. defendant to plaitifTs complaint, over-,
, ruled tho demurer, and thereby held,
tho act ot the legislature disposing of
the lands for taxes, without sale, ar
unconstitutional?' This is the act of
-1879.
■■. ■ • ■■■ - o*
Unclalmßd Letters
Remaining in . the Batesville, Ark., Post*
office, Janbary 20th, 1883: a
Allen, Perkins Pitta.. Herbert
Brooks, Dr. C. W. Powell. James H. .
James, Thos. W. . Bhadden, Robert
Kimbrongh~XUb. Scott, Mrs. Julia
When calling tor the above letters, say
, they were advertised. If not called for
within four weeks they will be sent to the
dead letter office. W. J. Prabsom,
Jan. 94, 1883. Post Master.
Col. Alexander C. Fiekett.
Died.—Ort* ’ the 18th day of January,
1883, Col. Alexander/C. Pickett, ot,
Augusta, Ark. ; '
For more than twbnty<.five years
' pMt has OoL Pickett been a citizen of
. Arkansas. Diiring this period he has
igivM MT Nine, Ite talent and his
, money in suppogtuig and building up
the institutions a£ the country. Four
years of his Hfe'lm gave willingly to
the cause of the Booth, in following
, her banneedhsmgti stack land shadow
alike. In his; ;ptofknikiM’<that of the
> law. he stood high vHUi llrpesrs. Hit
. conduct was qi -all times that of the
MkJ^n^ff^iaYoltoirman audwM
true to his oomlUy. Col, Picket* Was
, * brother to J^^nMlßtiik *M» P l **-
) On' Rathrday afi^^^ Jl.in or
1 Sooth stfoe**i a with
: The finder wiU bojowsrdad
4 3A’ .
■ --4—'»• ■' ..--.-vr-r
To the Femen,
Six years ago tibia farmers of thia
• county were, ont of debt and with
money to loan. Pork was then selling
at three oonts per pound, cojn “t twen
ty-five cento per bushel, wheat at
seventy-five cents per bnshel, beef at
two and a half cento per pound-, cotton 1
at ten cents per wound, cows at from
ten to fifteen dollars, butter at twelve
cento per pound, potatoes at forty cents
pertbushel, bacon, in the following
spring, sold at seven and. eight cento.
Farmers, in spite of all these low prices,
you were out of debt and had money 111
your pockets. ' For more -th*n twelve
months past all these' things, with the
exception of cotton, have gone rip from
on* hundred to nehrly four hundred
per cent., and to-day you are in debt to
your merchant, to your ’blacksmith,
andtoyanr doctor, with your real and
person i»l property mortgaged to secure
the pay ment ot the sanies and tho most
of the people in this county are without
flour or meat with "which to make an
other crop, Why is this so? In the
year of 1877 you said that it did not
pay to raise thee products and sell them
for the prices realized, therefore you
quit corn, wheat, potatoes, tobacco,
hay, etc., and turned your attention to
cotton; you sold your young cattle to
the drovers, until to-day there is not a
sufficient number of cows to furnish
you 'with milk; you hav<. neither butter
to eator to sell; you have neither beef
or pork to sell; although last year was
the finest potato year ever known,
still the price of them has kept up
higlier here than in St. Louis, showing
that you have neglected that crop also.
Yoprhogs have died for-the Lant o*
corn. Farmers, did you ever know the
cholera to kill hogs when corn was
plentiful ? It rarely hurts them then.
You have tried cotton for five years
past, and on every bale made during
that titae you have lost Upon an aver
age of ten dollars, besides the loss sus
tained to your wheat, corn, potatoes,
tobacco, hay, etc. in devoting your
whole attention ter cotton. The more
cotton you raise the more loss you sus
tain, and it is only a matter of time
how long you can stand it. The cot
ton which costs you ten cents to make,
you often sell at eight and niue cento;
and when this happens, you have no
wheat, c rn, moat or potatoes to fall
back on for revenue.
Farmers, cut down your cotton crop
from eight and ton acres to four acres;
raise your 30m crop from eight to
twelve acres, and your wheat from 0 to
siz acres; your potatoes from six rows,
sixty feet long, to one acre, of each
kind—sweet and Irish; and no longer
be without a good crop of hay; let the
bams be full to the running over with
it; and then the cotton you make will
be clear gain, ns it will bo made with
out loss; tho wheat, corn, potatoes, etc.
will give you and your stock a good
living, with a little of each for market.
There is nothing which grows on the
farm that you cannot raise cheaper
than you can buy. Bu>p coming to
town to buy axo-bandlea, aiugle-trees,
hamos, collars, plow-lines, backbands,
brooms, and many other things your
fathers made and taught you how to
make, that you might be able to keep
out of debt and by slow aud cautious
steps bo able to support your family
ana have something to live ou in your
old age.
Go back to first principles; cheap
products, cheap labor and cheap credit.
You can't grow rich on any other
plan. *
Important Notice.
All personH mdi bted to Schwarzkopf A;
Loebuer will tlu.i th ir aicuuts in the
hands ot SIMON ADLER, with whom they
are requested to settle imniediataly. it
not settled at an early dny, they wili fled
their aceouuta in the bauds of an uflat
ScnwAiizxorr A Lokbszu.
January 17th. 1883.
ORIIITiTc^NO. 75.
An-Odrimtnce tn Keyuiots Ue Keiping of Gun
Piualtr intAin the Qorporate Limits es the
toon of IkJuu Uit.
Sbctiun 1. Ho it ordained by tl.e Council
et the kicorporiited Towa of Batesville: k
IJuit heio.dler it shall lie unlawful for
any’merchant; trader, or oilier person, cor
poration or company to keep on hand, or
ta More, al one aud the mine tine, wore
than twelve (12) pounds of gnn-powder,
blasting powder, or combust!bl* powder ot
I ; mjr AMirtreUMauter whoever. Ati 1 ills
the tiue iuteut aud lUeauPWt *4 Ulis ordt.
njh.otsikit ntt Aurtou. /'> porutloa or eota
puny, shall keep ou band or in stere more
Chau twelve pounds, in the agg e^nte, of
all kinds of combnsUble powder al oue and
the same time.
«Hzc. g. Any |>treon violating Section 1 of
this Ordinance shall, ou convtuU<m thereof,
before the MnyAr, be fiued in a sum not
' lew Ilian tweqly-tlvo d< Ham for each
offense, and each day during which Suction
- I ottlils OrdlUAV®® fh«U be violated, shall
. constitute a sepamie offense.
.-Ska 3. Thia Ordinance shall be in force
■ and fake cdTect after ita pasauge and due
pablieatiou of foe same.
ApjttUHU January Mth. 1883.
J. C. McGUIRE,
J U ^Td. McCrmwvcx. Recorder. t * n ° r '
• • £ fturjiniiir OlaL >
The Voltaic Belt Co., MartoidlAllich..
> 'dUH' deM pt Pl ß ' s CeldiruW Eketro-
Volfoic Quite aud JUreisic AppiMuMW ou
. trial .foe thirty «b*ye to wen (yoang or old)
, naroub debility,
* 'rosUvltSlUy and kindred troubles, guar
. jwtiMiing apeody nnd complete icwtnrsiion
« ot' '-health ami manty vlg. t. Address sa
* •abovß.<'-N, 8.-No. risk ia incurred, m
' foirty*4kya'*ri»l ia aUowsd. 1-yv.
, r-, . ivtew • ynr Rent—
■ The MidSn e how occupied by the
- undersigned. —Huan good wclt'al Mver
failing cold water , stabla g«d«»vjand
' poaitey yard, and Ml tire conveniences of a
good home. Apply-oa the promisee or to
.^P. pe^ito^
UEOMLX. AXV*»TXBXMX»TB.
Sheri^fi .S^e o^RMI
BY VIRT^EkpAN EXECUtTOkib \neJ
directed aa aheriffiof Independence
IWtmBV Afifourtte by tiielclerk of the circuit
■ ndßiOjilMM fid I*MB- wiunty, I, as such
shcriffPwill, off
Soforilay, fte 2flk' day /MMry, 4883,
Utf&iaKChn&i&LW-oWmk w.nt-rtid
' 3 o'clock p. m„ adhr -for sale, at public
HaixreV
artor of dketfon tikeuty.
fISSWIJX!
' ■-•* ■'* ** '
OF SALE: ’ 1
Id s* * credit ofttatee
Mfißtk|k,*hß. pnnghtwr being raguM to
3btMm.,A I JRMB. .vfiM approved atoaritg.
> gjmM ot^te* ^ee ocA
*”’■ ’ B. M. PSBHA*
** - OomMf.
Jksgaor Mr UM> ...
'HARDWARE
r CtaiTir^iP “rn
JL k^sJEry^Li^
! BATESAULLF., - AT7T<
IIE ADQUA hT E K FOB
• *
BUILDERS’ MATERIAL,
CARPENTERS’ TOOLS,
RUBBER BELTING,
* MACHINE REPAIRS,
•
STOVES,
PLOWS,
AXES,
CUTLERY
All goods will be sold at the LOWEST PRICE.
I buy in large quantities for CASH, and am pre-
Sared to offer extra inducements to CASEPBuyers.
all and see.
C. T. ROSENTHAL.
Theo. Maxfield & Bros.,
AHENOWRRCkiymg their
Second New Fall And Winter Stock.
a
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
* LO*W FTSICES,
Is the Secret Os Their . Large Sales.
ca-o TO
Special Offers Next WeeX
furnitureT
io In About Thirty Bays k
g The Cars will be Here! a
H AND UNTIL THAT TIME h
n JOHN C. BONE, f
BATESVILLE, ARK;. M
q Will off-r the Greatest Bargain, in ALL KINDS of FURNITURE needed by O
H YOUNG COUl'LESpitorting out in life, aucn as W
b - ((j
Beds, Baby Cribs, Rocking-Chairs, Tables, L
SAFES, MATTRASSES, BED LOUNGES. M
§My Goode are FIRST-CLASS, and parlies buying of me will get .theii Q
goods packed so that they can be hauled any dirtauce without damage. U
o— ■ S
. Q lam thankful to those who have given mo such HL'erul support,
'’ A and by Honest Goods, Fair Dooling, I hope to merit their favors. O'
N’ - ; :A’ |
(Q To avoid a Smash, I sell for Cash! H
X Come and see me. rj
(9 JOHN C f BONA 8
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WALL PAPER, WINDOWIGLASS, CURTAINS.
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S Use LowrenceA Martin’s “
pcruO
. For TOUGHS; iB&Ss^ORK’fnSoAFSRaW^ MA, PMtU-
MONIA COEGDMFTION, DMwton^f THROAT 4 CH€RT AHD LUNGS-
IRON, .
STEEL,
NAILS,
fc * ’ CASTINGS.
WAGON MATERIAL,
BLACKSMITHS’ TOOLS,
HORSE & MULE SHOES,'
HORSE SHOE NAILS, Etc
I^DN
* . i •
BIIIERS
* BROWN'S IRON BIM^RS are
a certain euro fbl' alt dteeaaea 1
requiring a complete toafc; eape- I
daily liMllg<wii<M>,D a ^sop B i a , inter- I
mittent Fcv^rg, Want a^ AppeUte^
Loe® of Strength, Lacis qf Energy,
etc. Enriches the blood, sti-ength
ens tho muscles, Aiid Wyes Hew
lift to Uto nerres.* Aota‘like a |
charm on Cho digastlvq . organs, I
removing all dysipepf iersymptome, I
such as tasting the fbod.-Belchiag, 1
Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, I
etc'. ' The only Iron* Preparation
that-will non blacken the teeth or
give headache. Sold by oil Drug,
gists at SI.OO a boctla. ■;
BROWN CHCMDMIrtCO.
Baltimore, Md.
• Hiat nil Tron Utters are nado JJsowii ChkmkaL
Cd. and have ctorocMed Hnr^ m>4<arade mark Ju vrappor.
BEWAhE OF IMIZATLOM'
■ W. E. BEVXBS
DRUGGIST ANO APOTHECARY
BATESVXLDEz AW.
- . ——. -,’c.t.
HEREBY announces.to the-efetizeus of
II Batesville and itorth Ar&jisas gen
erally, that he has openet^af pis
New Stone, Iron front,
apposite the Institute Building, wher
the public can always find a choice selcc*
tionof
VUUE DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
DYE STUFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS OILS,
PUTTY.,
AND
HEAVY GOODS
.ALSO,
Toilet Article*,
Extrncts,
BrnMiM. z
Fairey Soaps
U?oib®®-Bb (Dig&ir
OF THE BEST im'NDH.
School Books and Stationery
All of which is offered LOW FOR CASH-
Physicians’ prescriptions caret ully
compounded, at all hours, day pr night,
by a competent druggist.'
•I solicit a share of publi*. natronn<-e.
mfi W, E. BtVIKB.
TUTT’S '•
"T^GTeRAHT
D oompoori of Ktrtal and MueiliMnous piod
wct«,wlachp*nnc«te the aalMtaaace of tbs
Aungs, oxpeotoratos lh« :UeiM*>MiUa>
teat ouiloetaiu tbo Broadual Tubea-iurtfunnaa
soothing coaling, wbich raUehM'Uie ir~
. citation ihat causes Ibe a>och».‘*tl«lMnaaa
■ atu tho circulation of tl»a blood, and ItacuVia
' uervoua aystua. Slight colda often and in
lamuiaUon. ItladangakenJltti neglect
thana. Applg the semeaDhgremgpy. A
teat of twenty years warrants tho assertion that
no remedy hae ever been ftinnat that Io M
inflammation, and itazre Ipeadrtf CSrUtoa nori
obstinate oougb. A nleaeant amaVtel, chil
dren take It retulfly. For Tronp it U
Invaluable and ahou id bn in awy tahily.
WTW^
: ■■ ~ A. PWIIS
■loll Headache, rniione ColltoqpMkipa-
Uim, Itheumatism, PlUa, PalpltaHoaal
tbo Heart, Dlralucss, Torpid Xriber, and
Steaneh, tMfarea tli« t«s fmpMWHtoPto the
BPlain English?
S HERE EXPRESSED I
Out fsn Creouua TtUiT»t|UT
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tg. ar faupjjrerine eotUcri rirouMflte aont-
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, . Ps3®matureXteusay,
? / Loss of
• An Ao-pAcc (lotb-libund li4c£ of wh^eseTni*
Mmca t<» ¥ oauU Men. a KMOtar nMMaa.
t TfiS HEALTH JOUagM, MRWMMtaeVIS.
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