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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 22, 1892

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 22, 1892 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1892 bee1892092201_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 22, 1892 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1892 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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have been known to follow a boat for a long distance in which some one was playing Accord ingjto some authorities the seal prefers the sound of a bagpipe to that of any other instrument Sir jonn Hawkins says that one evening a friend of his was playing FAITH IN WITCHCRAFT Simple Minded People Who tj ap- - - lJJiiml NO 40 Englands Unrest as to Sllier THE FAMILY DOCTOR ¬ 33ee TERMBt V Sis Months Three Months TUKSIIHt ADVEXIUKMFDTS Special Notlcei Bve cents per line each In- jocIi Notleea Ilrcler run with local read Inn matter fifteen ccnta per line each Inser- atumlisfnitnt Slurclj Directory CHURCH Half -- Rate Excursions TO Through Their Superstition First mass SUMCMfTtOK Per Year In advance ijo p 10 Rosary Instruction and benediction at 00 a m m every Sunday A M Coenan pastor CHRISTIAN I d ARKANSAS AND TEXAS VIA THE I HI Hw I Services regularly held morning and evenlnc every Sunday In each month Prayer meeting TLursday night MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 5V OPJKJtMY 189 1-I THE COTTON BELT ROUTE V Rates by the quarter or rear furnlihed on application to this office than OatiuAairset resolutions of respect less tne-lion or twelve lines Insetted free Per line charged thereof over tweh e lines will lo five cents Mi- - Club Rates furnished tor most papers and periodicals Services second Saturday evening and Sundaj each month Prayer meeting Monday night J S Cheek pastor M E KtAfJrtZrt CHURCH THE LATE8T IN 8HOE8 Ticket Good 20 Dil Services first Sunday each month Sunday school at 1 00 p m Rev J S Co pastor ZION A M E CHURCH Bcc Publishing Go PUBLISMKIS THE COTTON BELT ROUTE IS THE ONLY LINE FROM MEMPHIS Services every Sunday morning at ti oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 9 30 a m W W Dawsey pastor gpffrrTTTrgrWWMPther 3fopkinc County 1 Madisonviui Ky Capital Slock - - - 550000 pi ayed A quarter of an hour when wc kuuyv he saw several spiders descend just how we are going to keep it GREAT 80UTHWE8T BAPTIST CHURCH at from the ceiling which came and by selling first class goods Preaching every first and third Sunday morning vlien you arranged themselves about the second class prices Prayer meeting Common All lines connect with and have tickets on and evening by T N Sunday sctiooi every aun Wednesday evening pay your good money you are en table to hear him play at which he day morning at 9 IJ sale via the I he mer- ¬ was greatly surprised but this did titled to a good shoe CHRISTIAN CHURCH chant who sells cheap shoddy shoes not interrupt him being willing to COTTON BELT ROUTE Preaching every second and fourth Lorda day ought to have to wear them him- ¬ Prayer morning and evening by Elder Fall sec the end of such an occurrence Ia mm limn meeting on Wednesday evening Sunday school self nt McLEOD DULIN Ask your nearest to any tables etc aud writesiti of the totlpvrlng tot every Sunday morning at 9 15 They remained on the table till may desire all Information you M B CHURCH SOUTH rfWM IQ1U6 some one came to tell him that sup- ¬ WHEN THE COWS COME HOME S GWARNER c n Ull Preaching eveav first and fourth Lords day itixrir UlsPass ATkL Agt per was ready when having ceased morning and evening by J T Cherry Praoer i ass aicim Ulll Memphis Tenn meeting Thursday evening Sundt y scbool every Louisville Ky 11 II SUTTON When the cows come home oer the silent to play he told me these insects Sunday morning at 9 00 oclock WC ADAMS Agt Trav Pass Agt Trav Pss lea Chattanooga Tenn mounted to their webs to which he Nashville Tenn CUMBERLAND rRESBYTERlAN CHURCH t It f 111 AltMlt OODDRIGE W II Preaching every first and third Lords day And the leaves are a rustling soft and free would suffer no injury to be done Geiil Passr and Tkt Agt uenl Managrr LOUIS MO Prayer morning and evening by P A Lyon And a twilight blending the sun doth meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school at It was a diversion with which he shed 915 a m often entertained himself out of On the earth below and the clouds oer S Hash M D MD 12 S ItAita PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH With Through Car Service to Tcias m and 7 p m Sun thcbcstshoe Services Sabbath at 11 And iraversrs me finest Fsiiulnn Gratlnx and day school at loamVWFoslerpastoru Timber Lands and passes lhroinhJhe ost trogressivB i we came 10 nave and Cities In the DiaMsOiIDlllf something handsome and If you are able in shoe leather you will look a long time before you find any thing that matches our new fall shoes We are enjoying service¬ Arc you on the look out lor lhOTtrrtinmu u tradoQjncrprcjiru NrTllf1inalhousejHellti t DR Transacts a general banking business and invites the account o the cillrcns of HopMns and adjoining counties Has lie finest and most secure vault in this section of Kentucky II JEKNAOAN Vice President and General Manager V E S BAKER SON Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at oclock by J S Cob of the M K church -- 1 4 head And the turkeys roost in a friendly tre- tglee curiosity The Leisure Hour Then my thoughts run back to my childish iofccjc FOR THE CZAR A Highland Directory cJaasBrs5 bhc - mKr virilsKiH n- tsV im - I vvr I In the pastures green and the Good 4 night tea A UA WM TURNER LODGE No 58 Fana Slated meetings tne vr third Saturdays in eacn raontn nrsi p That my mother made fairly turns my head ai 730 m Transient brethren cordially Invited When the cows come home HiKsr C UovaLAND W M loaitend Chas Cow Costume for the Autocrat of the Russians ill Secretary Oculistsand Opticians HAD1SONVILLE KY THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES Treat all Diseases of the Eye Perform Operations Insert Artificial Eyes Etc Eyes Carefully Tested and the Hest Quality of Gold Silver and Steel Flint Glass and PURE PEBBLE SPECTACLES SUPPLIED ST BERNARD LODCE No 110 1 me OO Pp Meets every Tuesday nightm Visiting brethren cor11730 When home comes in with its gentle plea dlally Invited to attend J 11 WYATT N C Of mother and father long since dead C II Hunt Secretarv And my heart to those fond scenes seem led 1 o G T Rec imvHiAU innrK No At eve when the suns last rays I see ular meeting of members every Wednesday even ¬ ing at 7 10 oclock Visiting friends especially In ¬ When the cows come home Mis J E Dar C T vited to attend C II Hunt Secretary CURIOSITIES OF MUSIC VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In the Masonic building All members of the order sre cordially Invited to attend The horse can distinguish be ¬ Sweet thoughts of love are all naught to mUmfe KjDL WSW ThcsD llaaais K ot R and S JANUARY i 1892 136 98 5 ASSETS 1 1 8- - 38 HOPKINS LODGE No 61AO UW meets every Thursday evening at 7 jo oclock p m visiting bretnren coraiaiiv invueu 10 auenu n w uurr w m T G Ttaav Recorder LiabilitMpc 10990553782 SURPLUS 2629298056 233118331 804894557 in r New Business written in in force 1891 We have one of the Finest Test Cases In rganirations JiTustcal aud can Overcome any Difficulty THEST BERNARD CORNET BANDmeets at of the Eye that can be the Masonic Hall every Tuesday and Friday eight Meetings All musicians are Invited to attend OORniOTBD WITH GLASSES begin at S oclock hvaiu Manager 01 liana ana nan America uii Assurance IL H PAGEf Contractor and Builder Madisonville Kentucky Official Directory State Govemor John Young Brown Lieutenant Governor Mitchell C Alford becretaryof Slate John W Ileadley Assistant Secretary of State Edward O Leigh Prlvato Secretary to Governor Arch O Brown Attorney General W J Hendricks Auditor L C Noaman Treasurer II S Hale Superintendent of Public Instruction Ed Por ter Thsmpson Register Lanu uince ureen u awango Henrv F Duncan Insurance Commissioner Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Aajuiani uencrai a j uruss Assistant Adjutant General F B Richardson Supt Arsenal Capt David OConnell Inspector Public Trust- s- W J Macey Commissioner of Agriculture Nich McDowell court or Appeals cniei lusuce w 11 11011 udges w b rryor caawe II uennetl w II loll I II Lewis Clerk A Addams auperior r mirtlrellln juuge jos uaiuouri Judges W II Yosl Jr Jos Barbour J II Brent MDrarian Mrs Mary llrowl uay Public Printer and Hinder E Polk Johnson State Geologist John R Proctor Inspector ot Mines C J Norwood Kaiiroaa lommission- - I A Spalding W B Flemlng G M Adams Judge of Circuit Court John R Grace commonweauns Attorneyi 11 ii Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge of County Cour- t- I F Dempsey Countv Altornev C -1 addill m County uiera Iw 11 Arnoia SherW- - R C Tarn Jailo- r- Daniel Brown Derlntendenlof Schools 1 1 Glenn Coroner L D II Rodgers UAOISTRATtS i1 - i l r Its latest form of Policy UNRESTRICTED after one car INCONTESTIIJLK after two ears NON lOUIElTAltLE after three ear anl pay a Wo 1 VITIOUT WBI AY tween music notes There was a work horse of my own says Mr Stephens in his Book of the Farm that even at his corn would desist eating and listen attentively with pricked and moving cars and steady eyes the instant he heard the note low G sounded and wouUUcoai tinuc to listen so long as it was sustained and another that was similarly affected by a particularly high note The recognition of the sound of the bugle by a trooper and the excitement occasioned in the hunter when the pack give tongue arc familiar instances of the power of horses to discriminate between different sounds they never mistake one call from an¬ Write for rates and results Hiring ace J27Good Work Guaranteed Write for Terms PAUL M MOORE Agent EARLINGTON ommenced lluslness In 167 KY XV MlMcir-xlr-c- s JOHN G MORTON DENTIST MADISONVILLH Office- KENTUCKY ew- - BANKER ososccoc Madisonvhie Ky Transacts a General Hanking Uusincss Special attention Riven to collections OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Attention also given 10 repairing clocks dry sewing machines etc W H HOFFMAN other Recognizing the love of horses for music a wealthy enthusiast in the latter part of the seventeenth century had regular concerts pro vided for the benefit of his stud Jacques Bonnet when in Holland in 868 visited the stable and saw there the ratscd orchestra from which once a week a selection of favorite airs was played to cheer up the spirits of the listening ani¬ 1 ¬ An old Mull weaver has just executed what is for him a rather curious order nothing less than a suit of homespun tweed for his imperial highness the czar of all the Russians The cloth is of the usual kind a homely looking tartan in which the prevailing colors arc lichen and indigo It is scarcely to be presumed that the czar tired of dazzling uniforms and gorgeous apparel has determined to startle the court by appearing in a suit of Such an Highland spun tartan action says the Scottish Standard might have been expected of the German emperor but his brother of Russia is too practical to indulge in such caprices and yet his order Hfriantisutthows that he is not above being swayed by the He impulse of scntimentalism has given this peculiar order because his father the late czar had for nurse a Ross of Mull girl named Catherine McKinnon who by some stroke of luck found her way into the imperial family of Russia and so commended herself to her royal employers that recollections of her services remain in the family to this day Thus it is that the czar has ordered and obtained a suit of Mull spun tweed woven within a few miles of the now ruined cot where Catherine McKinnon spent Had Catherine her childhood lived in an earlier age she might have been czarina and the mother not the nurse of emperors for was not the great Catherine of as lowly an origin as this cotter girl from ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ T TTiWi x MADtaONVILLB Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker complete stock ot -- J BNTIST KY Curtail District L F Bailey E C Alroon Court House District D Stodghill T R Card- well Hanson District J w Simons 1 w Jones Nebo District II F Porter A f Key Charleston Dlsrrlct JaLovcllJR Franklin Dalton District John Plttsimons E C Kirk- WOOtl mals On sheep and cattle music both vocal and instrumental has a highly beneficial effect There is a poetic saying among the Arabs that the song of the shepherd fat- ¬ Mull BELGIANS AND SWISS A Singular Rivalry for To of the Smallest European Countries Office on Main street oppoilte North Aahbysburg Door of Court House District J II Hanson Y u uavis Kitchen District II F Bourland Jas Priest St Charles District R J Salmon J II Foi Is still In the lead with THOS WHITFORD Brick layer and Stone mason EARLINGTON KENTUOKY and L N RAILROAD THE GREAT SfoOes if astings frVyWrWVyyvwrsnVVywvvvVv ivVvvW THROUGH TRUNK LINE between the cities of Tinware 1 1 - ami All orders receive prompt attention satisfactory work guaranteed Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansville St Louis And the cities of 1 MADISONVILLE Steam Laundry and Dye Works JAS L BURCHFIELD J Repairing and Roofing a Specialty ow Old Joker has marked his Tbatevery thing is bound to go Low Cash Sales and Profits Small Insures the patronage of all M 1 Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans El - anaoer I Vi A BaTlington I I Jy I The only Laundry In the county and none better In the State First class work done at very reasonable prices SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE A poslilvo guarantee From St Louis Evansville Agsnta wanted In every city town and hamlet In Hopkins and adjoining counties Address and Henderson to the JAMES LUURC1IFIELD Manager Madlsonville Ky Without SPEED AND UNRIVALED Cl aajraeo SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH H ALA BELLE JARDIN1KKK IVl IVTcCOFrD Builder THROUBH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak ing direct connection ¬ II 1U t 1 iMir FRITSCH t Carpenter Contractor FASHIONABLE t t M41 T iyj I I 1 T TIJITT t T TTT t 1 J L T f MEBCHANT TAILOR t 1 i i 1 V Will take contracts for Building and Repairing and will furnish all material for same ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed Shop In the Old Catholic Church WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS and IMPOttTEtt OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS r I Upper tlmStJlvansvllleInd ¬ He eafnestlr solicits the pationage p his Hop kins couflty friends patent and for attending to all busiuess entrusted to my care in ma saoricti iua nsjvvi f1 ea cases b specially f T PEES MODERATE nu given to patent business Book of Information and advice and special references sent without charge upon receipt R LITTLE Portable and Stationary Solicitor and Attorney and Patent Causes Standard Better WtkUaLs D C Gas Enjlan ana Eletor l tOppoilte U S Patent Ottre MmOk Dealer In sni band Milling Machinery Mentlcnlhl piper Euanlllt Indlina 20S Lowar Flrit St p Caveats and Re fssues secured Trade- wwc aiarns rcgiicicu iuu causes in the Patent Office and before the Court promptly and carefully prosecuted Upon receipt of model or sketch of Invention I makecaref ul esamlnatleo and advise as to patenta ¬ bility l free ot charge Jlr arAi frnmlh Patent Dr Gee and attention Is especially called to my per ¬ established facilities for making fect and loug prompt preliminary searches for the moil vigor- - I For AtlantaSavannahMacon Jacksonville and Pqints IN FLORIDA Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Qteam Engines J B MOONBY kiuv EMIBRANTS Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rates Sec agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C P Atmore G P TA Louisville Kentucky J tens the sheep more than the richest pasture of the plains and the saying rests no doubt on a found ation of fact Eastern shepherds ate in the habit of singing and piping to quicken the action of the A lamb flocks under their charge which had a discriminating car is mentioned by Mr J G Wood It delighted in brisk and lively tunes such as are set for polkas and quadrilles but abhorred all slow and solemn compositions This frivolous lamb had the deepest detestation for the national anthem and would set up such a continuous baabaa as soon as its cars were struck with the unwelcome sounds that the musician was fain to close the performance being silenced by mirth if not by pity When cows are sulky milkmaids in the Highlands of Scotland often sing to them to restore them to In France the oxen good humor that work in the fields are regu larly sung to as an encouragement to exertion and no peasant has the slightest doubt but that the animals listen to himwith pleasure Deer arc delighted with the A traveler in sound of music England speaks of meeting a herd of stags upon the road following When the a bagpipe and violin music played they went forward j when it ceased they all stood still and in this manner they were brought up out of Yorkshire to Hampton Court The cheering influence of music is seen in the case of camels Dtir- ¬ ¬ There seems likely to be a race between les brave Beiges and the Swiss to sec which nation can afford to spend most money on fortifica- ¬ tions and the Belgian Government having Gen Brialmont to show them the way are the favorites in the betting When I was a school- ¬ boy here a good many years ago nobody wanted to invade any part of the Netherlands except as a tour- ¬ ist en route for the Rhine and Switz- ¬ erland and I remember what pretty uniforms King Leopolds officers wore and I used to wonder how they could afford to purchase all the gold and silver trappings out of their pay which used to be and I believe is about half what English officers receive and that isnt very much In those days the Belgians talked considerably of their army but never spoke of their forts because they had none but now all this is changed for all topics of conversation have to give place to the last on dit as to what Gen Brail mont is going to do on the Meuse and where the next line of forts are likely to be It is a singular and I may add notable fact that two of the smallest countries in Europe whose neutrality is supposed to be guarded by treaties and guaranteed by the greater power should be continually voting large sums for frontier defenses of a permanent nature when neither of them have soldiers to man the works after they Broad Arrow are finished ¬ ¬ The fog might be pointed out as Englands air apparent Nor can anyone dispute the condition of things which he has de picted with so much force and which has led him to publicly pro claim what monomctalists will promptly describe as high treason The mercantile conditions of India are verging on a great and we Merfear a calamitous crisis chants as wc have pointed out over and over again arc at the mercy of fluctuations in the exchange which are but the stepping stones to bankruptcy The loss to the Indian revenue is enormous but it is of trivial importance compared with the dangers of a commercial disaster invoked wc might almost say by the reckless and speculative principles on which foreign business is bound to be done Wc cannot afford although India is a remote dependency to regard this alarming state of afiairs with indifference Our own interLancaests arc vitally affected MATCHES AND PISS shire is in the throes of a trading Millions of Them Made and Put In Use Every collapse which threatens to affect Day the whole country Mills arc beMatches and pins being among ing closed operatives arc cither the most common things in daily thrown out of employment or on use it is seldom that any thought the eve of seeing their wages reis bestowed upon them Matches duced to starvation point a great that arc ignited by friction were staple industry is in fact well nigh first made in 1829 before which paralyzed all directly traceable to they were made to catch fire from the depreciation of the rupee or the aspark struck from flint or steel I dollar and the check which the It is silver crisis has given to commerce a very inconvenient method hard to say how many millions of It is madness to treat these facts matches arc made in a day but any longpr with apathy We are when the number of people that sitting as it were on the edge of use them is reckoned the total sum a volcano Something must be is appalling Probably in the city done to relieve the ruinous tension of New York alone over twenty mil- or in a few months time wc shall lion matches arc used every twenty wake up to a state of industrial four hours But matches are such distress in England of appalling little things that nobody ever think and perhaps uncontrollable diof them From an ordinary three mensions London Financial Reinch plank 186000 matches maybe view made yet even at that rate the How Ancients Dined lumber used in the match business attains enormous proportions There is an old Latin riddle of the Pins arc mentioned as far back eighth century in which the table I feed people with many as 15S3 but not until the begin- says ning of this century were they man- kinds of food First I am quad ufactured by machinery The old ruped and adorned with handsome way of making each pin by hand clothing then I am robbed of my must have been very tedious and apparel and lose my legs also it is not likely that people were so The food of the Anglo Saxon was careless with them then as they largely bread were much more expensive then The bread was baked in round now It has been wondered flat cakes which the superstition of than what becomes of the pins that are the cook marked with a cross to lost but it is hard to say There preserve them from the perils of the are fourteen distinct operations in fire Milk butter and cheese were making a pin and lots of trouble also eaten The principal meat attached to the process Pins are was bacon as the acorns of the oak made of brass and then tinned and forests which then covered a large blanched and millions of them are part of England supported numerOur Anglo manufactured daily As a pin can ous droves of swine be used more than once the num- Saxon forefathers were not only ber used does not equal that of hearty eaters but unfortunately matches but still miles upon miles deep drinkers of wire are used annually in their The drinking horns were at first Like matches they literally horns and so must be immanufacture arc little things not thought much mediately emptied later when the of but when you need a pin or a primitive horn had been replaced match and there is none to be found by a glass cup it retained a tradi then you realize what an important tion of its rude predcessor in its part they play in daily life Har- shape so that it too had to be pers Young People emptied at a draught Each guest was furnished with a spoon while CRISP AND CASUAL his knife he always carried in his The royal standard of Persia is a belt as for forks who dreamed of blacksmiths apron them when nature had given man A shower of flies fell at Mount ten fingers Joy Pa recently But you will see why a servant A buried city has been discover with a basin of water and a towel ed near Ironton Ohio always presented himself to each Atlan- guest before dinner was served and The greatest depth of the after it was ended Roast meat tic ocean is 27366 feet rod on Among the nobility of England was served on the spit or which it was cooked and the guest 21 per cent have no children cut or tore off a piece to suit himIn Southwestern British Columself Boiled meat was laid on the bia there are fully 1000 wild horses cakes or bread or later on thick Decatur Ala has one negro Al graved on a paper plate and a pa derman one negro justice and two per hearse adorned with paper negro policemen plumes will carry him to a paper Mrs Gaines the property of R lined crave over which will be T Auchmuty of Lenox Mass is raised a paper monument Amer said to be the oldest war horse liv- ican Analyst ing She is 36 years old A tomahawk said to have beTen pairs of twins have been born famous Indian chief to the wife of Abram Astrom of longed to the Tectimsch is now in possession of Tompkins Delaware county N Y Mrs Lizzie Skinner of West Point She is his third wife and he married Ky her fourteen years ago ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dclicf in witchcraft is still found among the people in many countries The wife of a rich farmer in Styria Austria had been paralyzed for years and the medical men gave her up as hopeless The farmer lately applied to a soothsayer who looked into the matter and pronounced the patient to be bewitched She pointed out another farmer who had also been sick for years as the wizard and perscribed that an old pair of pants of the man andiaifowadropsof Jigsiblood must be placed over a dulTnre and slow Thp patient must be ly burned held over this smouldering fire and thoroughly fumigated after which she would recover The pants were obtained and the old sick man one evening when stepping into the doorway of his hut to get a breath of fresh air was attacked and thrown down on his face to make his nose and mouth bleed The blood was carefully scraped up from the ground and the fumigation made but of course without the promised effect of curing the woman The old man was terribly shaken and died soon after whether as a result of the outrage committed against him was not reported At Viclla Spain a farmer was sick His son went to the only woman in the village that enjoyed the reputation of being a witch and demanded of her to restore his father to health When a few days later his father had not improved he went and shot both the so called witch and her husband dead ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ When on the same day two persons of such importance as the financial member of the India Council and ex Governor of the Bank of England publicly declare that the commerce of India and cotton trade of Lancanshirc can only be saved by the adoption of bi mctdlism we must be very blind to the signs of the times as well as lacking in sense of proportion if wc do not recognize that the case for a double standard has bj the force of circumstances acquired a claim to be treated Dr Giffcn notwithstanding with something bet ¬ A lump of sugar saturated with vinegar is said to be a remedy for hiccough tcrltliancontcmptsiiTlieomplotci acceptance of the bi mctalic theory as a practical remedy by Sir David Barbor is indeed a matter of the greatest economical significance Nothing is better for a sprain or bruise than vinegar and wormwood steeped together For slight cuts take a piece of common brown wrapping paper like that which butchers use for meat and bind it over the wound For severe cold on the lungs use the following excellent remedy A teacupftil of strained honey one half teacupful olive oil and the juice of one lemon Cook all together andUakecvcryUwb lmursJsiiw-Martinota French doctorasscrts that an unfailing test of death may be made by producing a blister on the hand or foot of the body by holding the flame of a candle to the same for a few seconds The test is as simple as the proof is conclusive Dry blister death liquid blister life Any one may try it there is no error possible ¬ The Plucky Western Clrls Iwo young women of Chester have begun a new invasion of the masculine field They are the daughters of Simon Lang As Mr Lang was a butcher it occurred to him that women might be butchers as well as men In consequence of his logic his two daughters Mary and Carrie both handsome young girls of 16 and 19 of robust health and splendid phisique do nearly all the work in the slaughter house The old gentleman draws the steer into the place of execution and deals it a blow which lays it at full length and then leaves the rest to his girls while he goes to town and attends to his retail business In a jiffy the life stream flows from a large gash in the throat of the prostrate animal and as soon as the muscular contractions cease these two girls with keen edged knives run around the foot up the leg to the knee which is cut off and thrown aside and the hide is folded back disclosing the red meat and white fat as the snip snip of their sharp knives wave back and forth The united strength of the girls turns the windlass which raises the beef to the rafters where it rests during the act of disemboweling and division into two parts The girls arc adepts in the manufacture of all kinds of sausage and say that while they do not like their business they do the work to save their father the expense of hiring a man to do it while they would be compelled to sit in idleness or hire out in some ones kitchen To see these girls in holiday at tire no one would suspect that their hands were ever soiled in a slaughter house They are pretty and stylishly dressed and have many admirers among the young men of the town 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Educated Indians ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hampton Institute in the last thirteen years has graduated 318 Indian students and a return re cently published at Washington shows that 283 of these or 89 per cent have satisfactory record When the temptations and the semi barbarism which surround these pupils on their return is con sidered it is amazing that only one tenth should fall away from an honest industrious and temperate life which is required by the institute of the graduates whom from year to year it records as satisfacThe Cnogress which just tory adjourned reduced the sums spent for Indian education on the score of economy -- Philadelphia Press ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ An editor died and slowly wended The devil saw him his way to hell For many years thou and said hast borne the blame for the many errors thy printers made in thy pa- ¬ per Thy paper has failed alasl For subscriptions were never paid Thy printers have deviled thee on Saturday eve for wages when thou Men hadst not a red to thy name ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ have taken thy paper without pay ing a cent yea verily and cursed thee for not issuing a better All these thing hast thou borne in siThou canst not come in lence There will be a continual dunning of subscribers for hell is full of them and discord will be created Begone Heaven in our kingdom Perrsal Texas is thy home ¬ ¬ News O how could you de Wife ceive me so When you told me you owned this house you didnt say a word about the two mort ¬ And when I gages Husband used to toy with those golden tresses you never told me they werent in ¬ N Y Sun digenous ¬ ¬ 4 - QfoJtte BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY jtered the PoitoBice at Baillngton m Second din miner M M Secretary Atkinson was called to Chicago this week on important SUBSCKIITION KATES business oo Yortirletlf Inadvince Si 00 Very little interest was taken in o Sit Month the primary election by the miners Three Months j Sinde Copies 5 Advices from different sections in this county Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspondents wanted In all parts r the of the county give assurance of a DO YOU KNOW The only man who lost his life tcwitr Address us for particulars large and excellent crop of tobacco in the Arctic exploration of Prof KATES OF ADVERTISING Only a small per cent has been Perry was the mineralogist Oru square first Insertion It 00 but most of the crop will Cash subsequent Insertion The St Bernard Coal Company 50 cut Display advertisements for long eriod con doubtless be saved in time The expects to considerably increase wactea lor at special rates Local Notices cents per line important share of the farming their force the tst of October Marriage hlrtli and ilettli nctlces Insetted free Obituary notices will becliiiRed j cents per line W F Burr of the St Bernard All advertisements at regular rates must labor in tobacco culture is the lake the run of the aer Hstra positions villi represented the K of P of this la given only when arranged for by special con proper curing assorting and pre Harrodsburg this week tract paring for market Our farmers place at tldretl all communications 10 Thos Blair has left for West THE BEE MAD1SONVILLE KY are unusually vigilant and no Earlinpton Ky Virginia where he will visit his pains will be spared to save this aged parents who of late have excellent crop The prices will been quite ill THOS N ULACK lilllTORS W H PRATT Is the place to buy doubtless bo good as the demand Col Robt Wood and a crew of J52 for tobacco has greatly increased men gave Foreman Babbagc of THURSDAY SEPTEMHEK as 1S02 works some assistance in the coke Tin judicial convention held at filling coke orders last week School Books NATIONAL HElUHUCAX TICKET Piinccton resulted in the nomina Secretary Atkinson spends his tion ol Hon T J Nunn for Circuit spare moments now stocking a per all Judge and L II James for Com- small fish pond where he expects for iKisiniNr monwealth Attorney The nomi minnows to grow fay the faushcl r Write for Catalogue BENJAMIN HARRISON Pint lire Fra in ex The nees uts both from Marion Our miners should all avail Of Indiana defeat of Mr Gordon was a great themselves of the opportunity to Du T J SLATON President surprise to his friends as it was attend the speaking and flag raisFOR VICK IKKSIIIFXT ing at St Charles next Saturday known ho had fairly won the race WHITELAW RE1D Uncle Jack Clark who died last N II SCIIAEFUK Secretary and a majority of the delegates week was one of the oldest minOf New York The gen- ers in this county and during his for him were instructed tlemen from Hopkins conducted a younger days was a very hard FOR GOVOKFSS PLAIN AXD FANCY TOYS fair and manly fight and they arc worker DR J F KIM BLEW justly indignant at the political Ross Baugh has severed his conlegerdemain resorted to by the art nection with the railroad company TARIFF PICTURES and has cast his lot with the St ful delegates from Crittenden Musical Instruments Ross is a Bernard Company Three years ago Elwood I ml EARLINGTON KENTUCKY A prominent farmer of Jefferson good man no matter where you was a country village with a pophim 600 county who keeps an eye upon place ulation of One of our former best miners political affairs suggests that Gov Of every description and almost The McKinlcy Tariff was enacted Brown call out the militia and we are sorry to say has fallen a vicanything else you want tim to strong drink and friends Here industrial development took a new order them to dispose of the Genshould at once rally to his assistyou get your moneys worth every start and great plate glass and tin eral Assembly as may seem best ance and use their persuasive AND DEALERS IN plate factories were erected in El- its utter annihilation being sug- powers if such will now be of any time wood To day it is a bus manu- gested as the best possible plan avail to entice him to give up the Give me a trial and you will be facturing town with a population He makes one exception in favor drink habit and become the man JVTediGines convinced ot 12000 of Mr Gardner of Jefferson whom he once was is not a class of Perhaps there he would have returned to Fisher No intelligent person can deny voters who watch legislation closer DRUGGISTS TANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES viltc for such punishment as his old than do the mining fraternity who that this progress is due to the friends and neighbors may deem naturally look for some step to be Hair Tootli and Paint Brushes McKinley law adequate in his case This blood- taken that will benefit them in pounts The reasons for the ariations the noted remain to be ascertained Will not the Democratic press thirsty scheme will of course not some way and that man who makes No difDeafness Cannot He Cured he will favor approval and is them believe ference In yield was shown that could be grow tired of denouncing Republi- receive executive such legislation that will be bene- by local application as they cannot reach only referred to here as a pointer to ficial to them is the man usually the diseased portion of lbs ear There is attributed to variation in the amount of can protection as a fraud MADISONVILLE KY 23 Rcady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans what the folks at home arc thinking regardless of politics who secures only one way to cure deafness and that is rennet used two sets of comparisons being Now by constitutional remedies Deafness Is made The Capital would be their support by votes This is an off season for the and saying PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED another National election will soon caused by an Inflamed condition of the Tho loss of weight in curing the first Democratic party It is out of pained to have a single one of the ot the Eustachian Tube month calculation for one hundred pounds be on hand and the principals of mucous lining sorts and is becoming completely representatives or senators harmed each party as set forth in their When this tube is inflamed you have a of cheese varied from j 5 to S87 pounds in any degree but it does some- platforms should be closely studied rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and and averaged G95 pounds demoralized Dy flavor as applied to cheese is meant times feel that it would have been and the party endorsed who favors when it is entirely closed Deafness Is the Manv doctors are telling how well for the State had some of the adoption of such laws that will result and unless the inflammation can be the odor and taste combined The flavor of cheese is perfect when It resembles that to treat the cholera Our idea is them graduated from institutions protect them and their families taken out and this tuba restored to its of first class butter It is saitt to be taint not to treat it at all but if we must for the training of the deaf and In the present campaign Republi- normal condition hearing will be destroyed ed when it resembles the odor of the cow cans favor protecting our home in- forever nine cases out of ten are caused lets treat it badly dumb Frankfort Capital dustries fay a tariff levied on foreign by catarrh which Is nothing but an in or stable Cheese is said to be off flavor RwaVI when it has become over ripe and has goods seeking a market here flamed condiliou of the mucous surfaces STATE NEWS something of the odor of rancid butter Peck trouble in New York The While the Democrats say throw We will give One Hundred Dollars A checso is said to have a perfect body is all on account of McKinlcy down the bars and let products for auy case of Deafness caused by caA creamery company has been when it Is solid firm and smooth in sub including coal into our markets tarrh that cannot bo cured by flails and stranger still as Peck says stance An Inctcascd amount of fat in organized at Flcmingsburg First Class Turn Outs al Reasonable Rates free thus allowing cheap labor to Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free It is treason to the Democratic 8cLPDVorOM cheese produces as a rule diminished CO Toledo O F J CHENEY Members of the Orphans Bri drive our well paid miners away party to tell the truth TrMY KIOS AKK THE JUiST IN TIIK PITY firmness or greater soilness and increased TnAVBUINO MlN jElrSold by Druggists 75c gade hold a reunion at Paris Sep from their present good work smoothness When the texture is perfect Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot Another serious question for our j ISAAC DAVIS the inside of the cheese presents to the eye The Last Uushrangcr Gone Tuf time for the assessment of tember 28 miners to carefully consider is the Henderson county Democrats attempt of the Democracy to deThe last or one of the last of the a solid compact continuous appearance property in this State has been BEN Ti ROBINSON Whether will give a free barbecue October stroy our excellent hanking system old Australian bushrangers is dead free from holes and chunks postponetl from September 15 to fair grounds in that fay favoring the repeal of the law Forty years ago the name of Black irltfiflillu nlnrAil nf nnt llin rlni n November 15 This act of the 15th at the cheese should be uniform and frcu from jflHMHfekl which levied a tax of 10 per cent Douglas was Legislature was passed in order to citv renowned in New any mottled appearacc WiHKSS This would on all State banks A peculiar giiping disease has give that body more time for the again establish what was known as South Wales He was a negro WEAK NERVOUS OR IN PAIN aaaa made its appearance at Riverton the wild cat hanking system in and had been a prize fighter be nsS Always on hand a full ami comnlcla ilock ot Ucueral Debility preparation of a revenue bill LJJwRf SKiSs DHIJfiS ANU MRniflNKS Death usually results in four or use before the war Under this fore he took to the ropes His General debility is a complaint quite From some long standing ailment or feel that your system we arc informed that if a real name was Russell and he prevalent and one of the most difficult for falling or constitution nervous system Is HCKIUMKKY and TOILET ARTICLES The Republican party has fair five days that some affliction has taken or Supreme Chancellor Blackwcll miner or other laborer wished to died in the hospital at Sandhurst which to find a cure There Is no medi- is taking permanent hold of you which IAINTS AND OILS prospects of winning a majority in State he would before cine known that is so successful in treating you have been and are still unabla to And everything else known to the trade the next Congress Let every Re- of Henderson has been hand- leave the the line dispose of the the old Bendigo the Victoria general debility as German Liver Syrup throw ofl or countrol whether in the first crossing publican turn out to elect Dr Kim somely banquettcd at that place money in his possession at a heavy mining town pltusiciiiiis prescription ontpouirtrb arrfulln Bushrangers al Acting directly on the digestive organs it or last stage remember that Dr Greggs and t Home fa ley This district is as much en- by the Knights discount and if the bank from reaJy seem almost as extinct as promotes good digestion imparts n relish oficciric ueu ana Appliances you system Treatment will cure George Billiard cut a six inch which his money was issued should highwaymen Mid Ulster Mail No medical or other mode of FJectric titled to a Republican representafor food and insuring the nutrition neces mini mi I MOTTO fail money in his possession sary to build up and strengthen the entire Treatment can at all compare with them tive as any in the State Our gash across the face of Harry was the Thousands of women who suffered for OsllUnialn tvlMlnf KtliuJ ClirUlUaTMIIIIIMKII worthless Now the failure Has Ills llevenge system removing all Impurities from the vears with cnmnliinta nwnlfor in ttt OtwDt first monUr In hpt Hlro Uom fMttllr ICItMil HtltsJU Drexter at Hopkinsvillc last Sun of a bank has no effect on the cav prospects were never better r invlt Ha ha hat laughed Reggy blood and restoring perfect circulation have been completely and permanently re- - Mulc lrliiint t T KIMI lnrljile MrMAIU M A lTnlJut If OIUINHYI LIN UV MIIN HV Bullard was ar- money in his possession Thus it day morning Merriman ha ha ha and he 111c wutii uiiu wvaiy suuerer is rapiiuy stored to health No fewer men have also The latest returns from the rested been cured can be seen that not only would stuffed another suit into his over awakened to a sense of cure 50 cents and Electric Treatment for diseasessuggested Maine election give the RepubliAmong the pupils at the State the Democrats by the adoption of and 100 bottles at Iiobinson llros drug properly applied is perfect and I has no good I cans ninety six majority in the Institution at Danville is Daisy their Watersonian free trade ideas crowded valise store substitute The Gregg Electric Hclt and injure our miners but in addition old man said his colWell Appliances are the only ones in existence Legislature two more than the Billings of Louisville who is deaf Elm Leal Hectic that supply a perfect mode of application what few cents they would receive last session The best remedies for this pest are There will be one dumb and blind She will bo edu would be rendered worthless in a lege chum who was helping him The Gregg Electric Foot Warmer price pack what do you find so funny spraying the foliage with London purple 100 keeps the feet warm and dry and is Democrat in the Senate and thirty cated there day by the failure of some bank in your thoughts just now A or Paris green in water one pound to 200 the only genuine Electric Insole c Republicans while the House will 33xi- Gov Brown has offered a re Therefore brother laborers study People who have paid gallons of water and killing Ilia larvae as been cured can tell you their money and what has been closely this Fall these vital ques- penny for them consist of 109 Republicans and ward of Si 25 for the arrest and detions and we are satisfied that you Oh theyre worth more theyre they descend the trunks of the trees for done for them in a way that will convince forty two Democrats livery of George Black who mur will pupation The injuries of tho Insect are you Complete catalogue of testimonials be convinced that to vote for rich such a joke Hatha nearly over for the present year as the prices etc 6 cents Circular free dered John Stacy to the jailer of such ideas as the Democratic platThe Owensboro Messenger frank Lewis county Explain or Ill dump the con- beetles are already and have been since Big Inducements to Good Agents form contains and which the party ly admits that the congressional tents of this valise on the floor the first week In August ceasing to feed The Democrats of Central City and candidates endorse will be a ADDRIR8 and leaving the trees to find sheltered fight in this district is strictly be- will again A step that will result in bringing have a big time Saturday places In the tops of buildings Ac whero THE GREGG ELECTRIC CURE CO door It is a quesDo you sec that box tween the Democrats and the Re- barbecue and flag raising is adver poverty to your they main remain in a lethargic state dur tion of bread and butter with the inter Ocean HiilMIng CulCuO 111 HAVE MADE Yes old man what of it publicans while Captain Ellis is tised the pole to be ing the autum aud winter to Issue the fol 125 feet high voter this Fall and we hope he will full of Christmas presents chasing Tom Pettitall over the dis- and Its lowing spring for mating and egglaying not take a step that may deprive s2MXWMfy A2J9 300 carcases to be cooked trict Ureys and the Captains Oh come off youre crowding Country Gentleman J M Rucker editor of the Som- him of the privilege of obtaining J 4 i uun 1 seem to 1 the season minus ic running erset Reporter was assassinated either Chills and Fever Wait a bit Theyre my Christ in the same channel We have always been of the Monday evening by unknown parTorpid action of the liver is usually the ties while on his way from the opinion that nine out of ten strikes mas presents Thats the joke cause of chills and fever Calomel irriThe fact that a great constitutaking place in this as well as in Say Iff M tates the liver and induces temporary actional lawyer like George Ticknor office His bitter opposition to me oiu country nas ueen leu Dy yes oU man tivity Carlstedts German Liver Powder the lawlessness that has for some mnn wtin nntprtnin cnmlicf ir wlnnc Curtis refuses to indorse the Demj M n ii Ve a COUSIll stimulates the nction of the liver by Imla hn0W l time prevailed in Pulaski county mpn mlm l tlimr rnnM rnntenl ene Opposite Court House ocratic dogma that protective tarhit Opportunity DtglMl parting strength and also acts on the lower UC MUed ltcudcr Tb majority DO NT Iflu 16 Yuurii porations and make slaves out of Jenny in Jackson ihirH is the supposed cause autl fruto llitt rtaliv In pf iffs are unconstitutional will have bowels expelling foul accumulations A portQBllUi JUrruvlogdcipftlrlt lhalulbf wlf ad dU la Yes bUcorlirt the men who furnish the money ntn itb7 furtwr lott eppurtablir I4fet pas cure accomplished by this treatment is luuk Lack oq luit lUup ab4dolnc ImpruTtyonr epportu little or no weight with free traders Literary Note lugl Kmcu uut Marikniivilln Ifnntiirlrv and brains to found and operate Shes in the ioke nnl Bli7aailMcurproiprUrproiurQiicpe Hwtaiaid Tho best way to cure chills by pbUeioplur tLt ih Uoddiia of Kurlaueffri permanent IWUIUII I lllUl IIUIIIUVIII I The October number of Fetters our industries would not for a my marricd sister like Henry Watterson and Grover ol Jca to En at Lan and fever is to prevent them This can be abraca obportnult and iliah py n al bar rlcbas fall lif1 prim torn nilod af o do iba chanca Southern Magazine promises even muuiciii iiMiiaiu iu uu su uiiu Cleveland They will doubtless Ho aitd iba dtiDirta nat la ratnra hall aa ftad sin6 and Bobs wife at Pontiac done by taking German Liver Powder i 1 dismiss Mr Curtis with the re better things than were contained stranec to sav weof have in this anU L aml Kate theyre other every few days during the malarial season UffCOLDBX oppuriualiff UftitifaU arr cbaacaUal men willing country thousands mark that he never was any great in the last two numbers of this ex- to be led by just such men of fellows sisters Oh how I do or whenever you feel billious Price 25c mada rapidly shakes on the Constitution any- cellent publication A great va which me riomesicau strike is a love those girls and they every per bottle at Robinson Uros drug store uaoj la bar llunvy ta tUbar aas All aud boaorally en caa byaayludutirlompronbf aaua wore ana lira ai noma wuaravar ou ara Evan ta riety of interesting matter fills the how cmur art mj aarmnf irem 1 to V IO br day Yea one will get a Christmas present can da awllf yoa will werl k Itol bard but lodaaulMiKlil rroof Fruit Trte ouilrt aod toil can lucraaia your t a coma tow ffoao Yea book from cover to cover showing trivial affair these unprincipled a Uma bitl or tti Toaiumiiaiui work fcaiy cao lira The serious illness of Mrs Har- what talent there does exist in the wretches will inaugurate a strike out ol tnat 0X Wa ttut roa All li com raaalrad At the meeting of the American Iomo to Utrn Laltal bol raallv wonderful Vto paratiralj saw atd latrutt and Why whats in it as is shown in the following clip- rison will cause general regret and South roa La IVce lailara unknown among oar work logical Society Prof Uurrill stated that in w and surprising it is too ping from the Globe Democrat a plain ho all The presents they sent me his opinion a class of trees could bo devel artrilvnroom ta Uowli brdUj rile and laarn one rre mtll to Adlra if the heart of the great nation will that these lit writers should be com The strike at Carmaux France every Christmas for the past six oped exempt from blight He named the llullcli fc Co Uux tftfO 1uitluud Mula go out in sympathy with her and paratively unknown But there is is something unique among mod- years Tyson Seckel and Angoulcme as pears jja jia her devoted husband The Presi a freshness about their work which ern labor troubles and it has sud- comparatively free and the plan advised Bllt what are hB dent has been untiring in his atten makes it a pleasure by him was to grow seedlings from these to meet after denly sprung into an affair of naHave patience Theyll save In order to produce blight proof trees In tional interest and importance in tion to his wife during her afflic reading the erotic trash of the day France Great strikes in America mc a lot f money addition to the pears mentioned the Anjou tion and he has shown himself a Tell me so I can adopt the Wintrr Nells and Clalrgeau frequently es A firm of London furriers found sometimes grow out of trilling model husband as well as a superb scheme causes hut never one had so ah- cape the disease familiarly known as fire President We hope before Ioiil use for a quantity of old quilted surd an origin as this Carmaux is Ill sed them hack all their Might satin lniKs wllicl wero still good the headquarters of the Tarn Man- - wn presents Ha ha to announce her complete rcstora the easiest to kill Which lHl OI IUer misiness value ufacturing Company which em- - are Blt for heavens sake what asked youngweeds are of Farmer Sassafras CURES NOTHING BUT PILES tion to health Flickers they in distributing them through a city ploys 2000 men The majority of Suspenders man Embroidered as he watched that good man at his work A SURE era The meeting of the Grand Army missionary among the destitute the Municipal Council holds so and CERTAIN CURE replied the farmer Widows weeds Ha ha Revenge is known for IB years as tho BEST of the Republic at Washington and pauper inhabitants of Soho cialistic views and they have this susPeJes Hal ha ha REMEDY FOR PILES Detroit You have only to say wllt thou and year elected a socialistic mayor sweet will be the largest in the history of a miserable London district rrM4l7kUintUHOtUUllUDlUTUlld Detroit Free Press BBwOEi- tbey wilt M Calvignac who is or was an Fee Press i JOaHBBBC ¬ that order The veterans have poured into the city in great mini Iters from all sections of the union The programme as arranged by the committer on rntcrtainment will be carried out except the reception at the White House which will not take place on account of the serious illness of Mrs Harrison The posts throughout Kentucky have liberal representations MINING BEES A train of thirty cars of coke will soon leave this place for Texas Business called Mr J B Atkinson to Clarksvillc Tenn last week ¬ 5 f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ employe of the mining company Choleri Pretention Since his election his employers Eat no uncooked articles of any have granted him long leaves of kind absence to visit Socialist convenUse plain wholesome digestible tions and to attend to his official food duties Finally M Calvignac asDrink boiled water pired to the additional political post of District Councilor and he Dont employ utensils in eating absented himself from his post for or drinking unless they have been a long time to attend to his canHe condescended to ex recently put in boiling water vass plain his absence He had beeiH Dont cat or handle food or ill of bronchitis the disease had drink with unwashed hands been of an intermittent character Personal cleanliness and cleanwhich enabled him to deliver So liness of the living and sleeping cialistic speeches to lus constitu rooms and their contents and thor- nnts nt certain linnrs tlntlv lr ventilation should be rigidly B hoped to return to his post with the mining company His em- enforced ployers called his attention to the Dont doctor yourself for bowel fact that he hail only given them complaint but send for the nearseventeen days service in the past three months and they mildly est physician at once Dont permit vomit or diarrheal suggested that he should give assurance of regular service in fu discharges to come in contact with ture This he indignantly refused food drink or clothing These to no and a wcck s notice nt lis discharges should be received in Timnisii tt tlttlC itlltnll lllttt day is ringing with the grievance proper vessels Pour boiling water Calvignac of M His fellow 0 them put a strong solution of workmen struck looted the com- - carbolic acid in them not less panys premises and forced the than one part of acid to twenty of offending manager to sign a paper ot soapsluts or water resigning his post This was more D c than two weeks ago and ever since the strikers have been receiving cauvrOnSKanii nvoui excesses ami the thanks of their fellows through- unnecessary exposures of every out France The strikers have kind been and stilt arc masters of the For many years Mr It F Thomps on situation in Carmaux Their well organized patrols prevent non- of Des Moines Iowa was severely affected At union men from taking their places with chronic diarrhoea He says The Government is very prompt limes it was very severe so much o that and very severe in dealing with I feared it would end my life About enemies of public order when they seven years ago I chanced to procure a arc unpopular but there has been bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and a shameful cowardice in the treat- Diarrhoea Remedy It gave mc prompt ment of this manifestation of an relief and I believe cured me permanently archy The prefect of the district as I now eat or drink without harm anyhas visited Carmaux and notified thing I please I hae also used it in my M Calvignac that the Govern- family with the best results For sale by ment would be compelled to arrest St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Den him and his confederates if they T Robinson Mortons Gap and George did not withdraw the unlawful King St Charles Ky patrols Loud defiance has been Points In Cheese MaMtiK the answer to the threat The Paris Lafaor Exchange voted its From a bulletin giving lengthy details of sympathy and support on the side experiments in cheese making during May of the strikers and the Carmaux at the New York station at Geneva and mob responded yea with a resolu- also at one or more cheese factories a few tion declaring that if the Govern- items are here presented which it is thought ment of the republic misunder- may be of interest to cheese makers standing as it does its primary duIn the factory experiments the yield of ties means to use force against green cheese from 100 pounds of milk them they will defend themselves varied from 8 17 to 913 pounds and with force This embarrassing sit- averaged 375 pounts In the station ex uation still exists and the oppo- periments in the cases where normal milk nents of the Government arc mak- was used the ield of cheese varied from ing all they can of the incident for II to 11 55 pounds and averaged it 2 political effect ¬ ¬ flrcttiscmeiifj Umttsemcnl MUHLENBERG 1 COUNTY FAIR CJrl r OOlTLvillO K ¬ October 12 13 14 and 15 1802 1 ¬ ¬ LRWooIMks ¬ Largest lt ixttSbr Ever Olvesii IeiC2ett VQzy s rsnj 1 - GOOD IPJreiSMIUMS Day 1111 ¬ Ia ¬ STATIONERY ¬ ¬ ¬ The 8T BERNARD DRUG STORE ¬ DEMQQISTS Patent ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and Perfumery ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L Woolfol ¬ IP tiiTLtii eLx ¬ xd Oiles ¬ IKH DAVIS ¬ ¬ ¬ Livery Stable ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I KPSWSf ¬ Hfffflfflwl j00g0 DRUGGIST MortonH Gup Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rptufi cemai c nm cnc UUkbbllh fr I ¬ ¬ PLUCK GRIT SAND ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The JPliiol to ¬ ¬ ¬ The Grit to SBell iiglLl The Seiiicl to Do Right THEssis -- Pil it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IMfllblbTfrTl SHOE i STORE ¬ ¬ ¬ ft tiirs tt J q 1 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ L f w - FOOTWEAR AND FURBISHING ¬ 1 ¬ a ¬ ¬ ¬ TABLETS buckeyejjLE 0INTMENT pi I HEADQUARTERS C sae O K I f hT i mA i this entertainment financially a success Remember the dale Thursday evening September 29th ABOUT PEOPLE JU 3iibustriJ ivt Eljriuc TIIUKSDAY SEPTEM1MU aa iBga It you have anjrVlilton tend ut their names or mention In thlt column We will appreciate the favor 1 nr G C Atkinson Is in Chicago James R Rash is In Louisville Waller McGary is on the sick list MissUertha Doyal visited Madisonville friends last Tuesday OMrs Mary E Moore ot Henderson returned home Sunday Miss liellie Hopper visited relatives in L A N TIME TABLE Hopklnsville Sunday KORTM Mill noum Mrs T Ruby of Madisonville was Nishl Kiprrs it 14 P til In tho city last Monday oo a m Bvanttllle Accoinoilallon 610 p m Hroirldence ami Mailisonvlllr Miss Lelia Calhoun of Owensboro is it tout j jt p m a guest of Mrs W E McGary Mill i3 a in Nltht Kiprrtt Dr C Ktansvllle Aecoinoilailon 6ti p m through I Graham of St Charlestopassed Hen this citySunday enroute Protldenee ami Mailitonvlllr arrives MI m lKANK IIUNDtSRSON Aeenl derson Misses Senora and Georgia Dlakley are NN MV visiting relatives in Christian county near MAIN LINK Lratr Nortnnrlllr Ky IHAIKt HAST TAISrsT Gracey 1 11 p in Mill unit PiMrinrr 114 a in Limited njap m Local freightHtptrM pas- - II J a m Mrs Iirooks and children of Jacksoe currying 4ij 905 a m ville Fla are visiting the family of W II lrnrris Grnanr MaoIPii Agent McGary O V DIVISION Mrs W E McGary and her friend lAl Iv llnool 8 00 Urinsvllln 740 1013 p m Miss Calhoun will visit friends in Hender ¬ a am p in I in ill a Ar llemlrrton 050 son to day At lool 6 10 L lrlneeton Ip m a m EjnL P Crutcher left last night for his home In Missouri He will be gone two or three weeks LDCAL Mrs Mary Wadsworlh and daughter of Newi Notes -- 1etsonal Pararfraphs and Philadelphia Pa are visiting the family of W D Cavaness Other Doings at Home Wotthy rjMiss Sibbie Payne has returned home of Special Mention from Morganfield after a pleasant visit lo friends at that place Klpaiis TalnilpK one uives rclinf W F Ilurr is representing the K of P Hesl on earth Try lite Paraxon Ham lodge of this place at the Harrodsburg For tale at all groceries convention this week December 1st that Iior law goes into ef W E Dealt a popular II C R A N fect All Iiors please tale notice railroad engineer of Cedar Rapids Iowa Amount Name Name A fnhing part led by Col V 1 Cavi is visiting Mrs Cordier Amount nets will put in next week on Cirrcn Hlvcr Mrs Thos Drowning returned home See that your name goes on the Roll ot A few of thosn Imautilhl Jf fifty six Saturday evening from a visit of two weeks Honor pieco tea sets nt W C McLeod for with relatives near Madisonville only 5 NEBO At the Tri State fair Ed N Illackbtirn and family of Clays At the Tri State Fair to be held in ville Webster county will in 1 few days Emerson Hilt is having a residence Evansville next week no exhibit will atmove lo this city They will occupy the erected on Bernard St tract more attention than that of the St Cordier property on Kiilrnad St Messers Robert Harris and James Veazy Ilcrnard Coal Companys Products ot the The killing of dogs i now in order The mine are not tho only exhibits lo be seen of this town are having business houses dogs that cannot put up the tax recently The farm and forest are to be represented erected levied upon all dog kind by ourcity fathers Pyramids of coal and coke will attract the Mr Joseph Tayloroneot our townsmen mutt pay the penally Start in with your eye Glasses of various kinds showing in has for several days been suffering intensely rat Ullin figures the actual yield ot each per acre of neuralgia but is now improving On October jlWGcn James H Weaver will be there One handred and four vaMr Emerson Hill of Providence has is expected to speak at Henderson He is rieties of woods form a handsome collec- moved to Nebo and will handle tobacco the Peoples party candidate for President tion Photographs and transparencies of for the G Vaughn Tobacco Company durand i expected to do some tall talking for places of interest on and about the property ing the coming season Hon Thov Prtlit who wants to go to contribute largely to the display This Messrs W D Yarbrough and James Congress same exhibit was made at the Hopkins Veazey have purchased the property known flocks of grese about twenty in all county fair and was universally admirod as the Hoffman lot and each is looking ere placed under arrest by officer Harnett forward to building a residence Alt this The Trl Sutt Fair one day last week This was not done will add considerably to our little town The great Tri State Fair will be held at merely for pastime but subject lo an orRev S Young col of the Methodist dinance of the city which prohibits geese Evansville Ind Sept 26th to Oct 1st Prominent among the attractions will be church has brought suit against bis church running at large the appearance every day ot the celebrated at this place for balance of salary due him At St Charles on Saturday the 24th Madam Marantelte the Queen of Lady for services rendered at minister during lost the Kepublicins will rake a flag pole Riders with her splendid stable of High the last year We do not sue why be Able Sakers to expound good Republican should not get his money if it be a Just J umpcrs Hurdle Racers and Saddle 1 lorses doctrine will bo present Dont fail lo bo A T It Railroad Guaranteed claim The E You aro expected In St Charles that day Slake St soo tree tor all trot with 300 Go to Robinson Bros for fine o donl disappoint thcnYT added by the Association to the horse beat toilet soaps perfumes and station-cry- Next Monday tho Republicans of this ing 2 10 will bo tho fastest race of the county will meet at Madisonvillc subject year as Martha Wilkes 208 and Lord Evto tho call of the County Committee UEN AND GROVER Clinton 1 to are entered in it and four ery Republican in the county is requested other flyers with records of 215 and less to be present as business of vast import In other races such horses as Ponce de Tother day my wife and me ance is to ho transaccd Madge Hatton 11 Leon C C Sot underneath an apple tree Millions of grasshoppers hava made their j tO Alabama 213 and many other She held a paper which she read appearance in the extreme southern portion very fast ones will certainly start While w ith ono hand she scratched my head of Christian and in portions nt Montgomery Gorgeous display in floral hall Wall I declar she said at las county Tenn They moc nkiut in great Thet feller is a sho nough ass Finest stock show ever held in the Stale swarms and many arc killed by vehicles In The electric cars ill run to and from An every day looks like I see passing along the highuaS They aro so the grounds every three minutes What gol darned fools some mortals be numerous in places that they greatly annoy Excursion rates on all railroads and boats I said what is it all er bout lock by flying against them They arc Mebbe I can make et out Alls Well That End Well of the Kansas species a species rarely ever The Princeton Ilanner was considerate Some cranks I bet has tried ter sow Kcntuckian seen In this country Barley whar corn ought ter grow Hon E T Iranks of Crittenden coun- enough in its last issue to boldly assert that tho Democratic convention held here on No no she said ef that were true ty Is making speeches throughout this disIt further Hed be no bigger fool nor you trict and this scciion of the State in behalf the 10th Inst was a fraud of our local Democrats But here it is in letters bold I ast Thursday stated that some of the Republican party To all mankind young and old be made two speeches in this county one actually did wrong All that may be true at Madisonvillc and the other nt Ncbo On It is human to err and betides that the In ninely fo tharll be great joy Saturday ho mado two speeches one nt Democtats of Earlington have a reputa- Fer Grover Cleveland is the boy Crofton and the other nt Hopkinsvillo tion at slake They are duly bound to Wholl occupy the White House chair Christian county On Monday Im address keep Ihemsalves conspicuously at the front An Harrison he cant get there ed a largo crowd at Dixon Webster county Later developments however go to show An cvry farmer In the Ian and that evening met n largo and attentive that the Earlington fraud is not tho only Should be glad ter kiss his ban in this judicial audience at this place As a Campaign one that has bean practiced He always was the poor mans friend In the Princeton convention sev- ¬ An district orator Mr Franks has but few equals he will all his rights defend eral interested resorted to frauds of the Howe Dr J W Rowe a prominent in consequence of which the worst type I hollered chestnuts what a crank physician of Crofton died rather suddenly better class ot Democrats including those Anyone kin tell he drank at his home in that placo at j oclock a m of Earlington and all Hopkins county That fellers paid ter write sich stuff Wednesday Deceased was seemingly in have openly rebelled All this from a Re- Fer tear he wont git votes ernuff usual health Tuesday afternoon when he publican standpoint goes for what it Is Theyre gittin mighty anxious now vwas taken suddenly ill nnd fell upon the worth In the ranks of the Democracy An I sposo they think as how He was taken lo his home a few street there is much not pleasing to the average Theyll make us country chaps believe moments later whero ho laid in an uncon- Democratic taste As sad as all this may That Cleveland will our wants relieve scious condition until death came lo his re seem you may rest assured that in the end Yes Saray Jane youre mighty right lief He leaves a wife and six children and all will be well was 56 years of age Dr Rowe was a no That id yuts in a sorry plight CRAUTREE ble man and a truo gentleman and in his A city dude Id like ter bet death Crofton has lost ono of its best citiWho cannot make a livin yet Keno Stokes is at home again Kcntuckian zens Hed sell his vote Ill bet my hat The organ move is a success For a five yes less than that At Kays Opera Ilium-Mrs Carrie Wright i improving slowly Kaseany man with common brain Knows Cleveland cant git thar again Dr J F Kimbley candidate for Con Mrs It M Salmon was in Earlington gress and Hon G II Towery presiden ¬ last Friday I want a man who is self made tial elector for this district will speak at The Rev Taylor preached to a crowded Dont talk ter me erbout Free Trade Opera House in Madisonvillc at 8 P Rays Wo want Irotection in our Ian house Sunday night M on Saturday Mr and Mrs R J Salmon went to An Harrison is jist the man Hes in tho White House an hell stay Earlington on the 18II1 Cheap Itatw J is bekase he knows the way of Ilia Evansvillo Tri State On account Mrs John Harland went to Earlington These Dimocrats they know bimwell Fair next week tho L A N R R will sell and Harntley last Friday Already they begin ter yell round trip tickets at ono faro Sept 26th to Our Superintendent gave the organ list Oct 1st inclusive limited to October 3rd a generous send off with a V An they have cause to feel alarm On September anth tho fare will lio J133 Mrs R M Salmon and Miss Ella Har ¬ Fer Harrison is got a charm for tho round trip limited to September They cannot onderttan at all land will collect for the organ join his call Sundayed at St Charles but Fer crowds assemble at Claude Facts But I ketch on tis plain ter see says he did not see his best girl Least ways I know it is ter me There is not a better equipped printing The Major bagged over twenty opos That he is sharp an mighty keen office than this In tho county nor is thero sums and six coons this season An wot is more he is not green one in the State turning out printing R M Salmon went to Princeton Hopsuperior to that executed in this office He thinks erbout the race ter run klnsville and Paducah this week Our rates are tho lowest All In need of He laughs an thinks its lots of fun Tho Judge made a protracted visit to To see old Clevelan ridin roun first class printing no matter where yon are or what particular kind of printing you Central nnd other points up the road last Through tho country an the town want you will do us n favor and yourself week Fishln In the pons and creeks A great many more houses are needed a kindness by writing us for prices and An disspatn roun fer weeks giving minute details of work wanted There is not near enough to supply the de- A playln kyards ann drinkin wine mand Shot Grover youll git let behin Concert Cuming After an eight year residence Davis Yer head is level Saray dear Next Thursday evening September 23th Southard is about to leave us and go to An dont yer have er bit o tear will be given at the Masonic Hall Providence a concert In eighteen hundred ninety fo in this city by Madisonville home talent We were led to believe one Beau Brum Harrison will be thar sho The proceeds ot this entertainment will be mel to be quite irresistible but he dont Hes full o energy and grit devoted toward defraying the expense of seem very dangerous after all An they have never beat him yit Kentuckys State exhibit at tho Worlds Deacon Grays little girl Lou has been Republicans will hold thar own Fair Mrs John T Ruby an estimable weok and the Deacon was Theyve got er worker not er drone the matter in sick for the last lady of Madisonville has all broken up in consequence liv Kkntucxian charge and the concert will no doubt be Church Wright and Dave Newman are Show your in every respect first class If you want good honest value and families ar ¬ appreciation of the efforts of these good happy since their wives call on W C McLeod Tennessee on the 17th people by doing alljn your power to make rived from ¬ ¬ B ¬ 111 111 ru BUZZINGS ¬ Riley Hawkins was over from Provi- ¬ dence again this week and it now looks as though tho moon was entirely eclipsed Deau Urummet and the Captain seem to lie In soma demand having been in Dawson on the 17th SI Charles the 18th and St Charles again the 19th at the ball Patience and fidelity The same three young men and the same three fair Inam oritas were at church last Sunday night Patience bringeth its Was It accident own reward There will be quite a spirited contest here on the first to load the biggest car for the organ as quite a number declare they arc going to carry oft the honor Let them look out for The Bib man As tho inside day men would not like being slighted and would not be convenient for the ladies to see them they must have a collection We suggest that they appoint Jake Jackson as Jake would fill the bill II E White spent Sunday and Monday While in at Madisonville and Earlington Earlington he enjoyed some sport fitblng Our Major and boat riding on the lake used to pull a stout oar having been a member of the Oxford crew in his youth It would be a good deal better for those boys and young men to be at Sunday school than sitting around playing cards and using bad tanguage on Sunday mornings A deck of cards is an ugly prayer book but the boys do not deserve all the blame At last Sunday nights meeting an earnest and special invitation was extended to all to come out to the Thursday night tonight prayer meeting for some special purpose not named We predict that special purpose to be the establishment of a branch ot the Free Will Raplitt denomination at this place As a record of how the organ was ob- ¬ tained we suggest the following roll of honor The fund for the purchase of the first organ for the use of Sunday shool and religious denominations was subscribed by the following ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I WHISTLE POSTS In Ills Own Good Time TALE OF THE SCALES Itacttistmtnlj Foreman Dan Cates of Slaughters vis ited friends at Kelleys last week M V has Ilud Morgan of IheN N been at home for the last week or two Law Agent Bramwell made a business trip over the Henderson division last week The death of a relative called Chief Dis patcher Wootdridge and wife to Crofton last week Clyde Mullen can now be found on our yard engine here keeping it hot as a fire man does There is now some talk of the engineers and firemen joining hands in one monster organization a Foreman Forgarty of tho Hanson section was here last Sunday shaking hands with his many friends Engineer Will Rowe was called from his post otduty last week by the sudden death of his father Dr Rowe of Crofton On account of ill health General Passen ¬ ger Agent Atmore lately spent several weeks at French Lick Springs Supt John W Logsdon was called to Owensboro last week as a witness in a case N was interested wherein the L ThoS Featherston cbpylntfclcrk in the Train Dispatchers office at Evansville Is fast proving to be a good man for the posi- ¬ ¬ Of course it was evening A maiden rare and sweet was she The engineers speak well of tho new The man who leaned fondly over Though corpulent forsooth engines after a little service the woman playing at the piano She knew not what her weight might be She feared to learn the truth Agent Frank Henderson is ngain bask was no longer young with us and we hope to stay One day she Inadvertent strayed Neither was tho woman THE BEST ON EARTH The Celebrated Plinkty plink plinkty plink The man tenderly turned a leaf And sighed Plinkplink tumity turn turn All kinds of fashionable dress The Woman played two notes which were not in the score and trimmings now open at McLeod sighed also On scales for hefting hay Whereat at last this rare sweet maid Did give herself a weigh Detroit Free Press Paragon B HAMS of Melts- - Dulins Hannah What Tumity tumity tumity turn turn Is it Robert The man averted his face to hide his agitation Plinkty plinkty plink plink The woman turned a rosy red Hannah Ive Tumity turn ti turn Yes Robert The woman was playing many notes not to be seen upon the score Ilcr hands trembled as they glided over the keys Plinkity plink As I was saying Hannah Ive been coming to see you for a long time ing She Was Surprised He proposed to you last night He did while we were out walk- ¬ B SHOULDER BREAKFAST BACON Well Ill never believe a bit of gossip that I hear again in this town THE CONRAD PROVISION CO LOUISVILLK -- Why not Why they said he would be very careful in making a choice and an awful hard man to please Cape Cod Item That No sir said the man in the brown suit we are not quite in the same line ot business The company you work for insures Mine assures See Yours Is fire Mine is life Yo represent insurance I represent assurance Certainly assented the man in gray Anybody can see that Chicago Tribune ¬ CY - Ask your Grocer for Ihem and take no other A HiXj Xo Argument on Bn AfcTIDEID - HIGH ARM H25 J PEITE WARRANTED for FIVE YEARS SB 20 LOW MM tion ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ To ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tij ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J T Hampton who for years has been employed at tho shops here has accepted a position with the L St L T at Cloverport Railroads entering Owensboro arc mak ing big preparations to accommodate the immense travel expected during the Daviess county fair at that place The Chicago and Alton made a fast run last Saturday carrying a theatrical company from rit Louis to Chicago in five hours at the rate of nearly sixty miles per hour Some of our boys on the Hender son division can beat that time The roadmasters ot the United States held a meeting this week at Atlanta Cl atter which they made a tour of the South This comparing of notes must be of great benefit to this class of employes who have as much responsibility resting upon them as any other class of citizens as regards the safety ot the traveling public The cholera scare in the East has had the effect to increase the west bound pass engers in the last few days Those who went to summer resorts to spend several months have concluded that home is the best place at this time One day last week over 9000 pieces of baggage was handled at New York City for those westward bound In a small New Hampshire town wtiich happens to be the junction of two roads a young woman had occasion to change cars She explained to the station agent that she was to wait for the 740 train for such a A train place and he nodded gruffly came in about 725 and sho asked the No guardian Is that my train ho She waited pa it aint said gruffly tiently In half an hour she advanced again very late Itnt the train to Qone replied the man la she asked Went at conically When did it go You said that train wasnt What 727 my trainl It wasnt your train That train belonged to the New England and Artie railroad The humorist is now looking for a job Boston Globe The way in which our leading railroads are taking steps to be properly represented at the Worlds Fair indicates that their ex ¬ hibits will be immense Below will be found what the Courier Journal has to say on this subject which we believe wilt boot interest to our boys The Department of Transportation nt the Worlds Fair will be one of the most interesting of all exhibits Everything that has been done in the construction maintenance equipment and op eration ot the railroads of the world will bo exemplified The exhibit will cover twenty-acres ot ground Not only the Unisix ted States but England France Germany Switzerland and Russia are contributing England will send some of handsomely first stsam engines built by George Stephenson while Switzerland will show how the Alps have been tunneled and how passen gers arc conveyed through their fastnesses The Pennsylvania system with their four tracks will be on the grounds in miniature including the station and ticket agent The Vanderbilt system will occupy three tracks 300 feet long The old station nt Schenectady where the trains were drawn overhead by a gangway will be reproduced There will be a model station and the first passenger train ever run in the Union will The train was run over be on the tracks the Mohawk and Hudson The Baltimore and Ohio has appropriated 33000 for exhibition purposes and will have a picture of transportation past and present There will be a working model of the town of Pullman and all of the locomotive works in the country will send their biggest machines Many of the famous engines of the past will also be on exhibition ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tumity turn turn You have indeed Robert Plink plink The touch of the trembling hands was becoming feeble Most fifteen years Hannah Plink Yes Robert Dont you think Hannah Pli The hands dropped nerveless It would be all right Hanner fI I ¬ About That Hutslan Fanner Charley reading paper There is said to be a farmer living in Russia with three perfectly formed stomachs Harry He ought to be the happiest mm in the world Charley What makes you think so Harry He it the only man who is never short on craps Exchange He Understood Miss Mamie as her father returns from the office Ob there you are at last you dear sweet old thingl The Dear Sweet Old Thing No you dont Mame You had a new twenty dol ¬ lar hat only two days ago and now youve got to wait awhile Boston Globe 3 s2 aBfifrawJtPTfiyfc aiaT Tj CyjVJj 3 i M a o Drop Leaf Ianry Cover Large Ilntwrr Tor Co Yc yes Robert Plinkity plink plink She struck the instrument as one in a dream If I should kiss you Wow With a sudden resolution born of desperation he pressed his lips to hers for a single ecstatic instant and then ran wildly into the open air to recover Detroit Tribune McLeod is the old ble on groceries and feed W C A Cake Walk M ai At Home 1 to 5 A M Visitor Seems to me your baby sleeps a good deal He never is awake whpn I call Happy Father You call at the wrong time His hours are from 1 to 5 a m lilara hii uue at once or address CO pent en trial Mikol lllnga Buy only of Manufactuters Rave CanrasserV Commlolont Cet Haw Bend for a Machine with the name of a buiineaa mau aa reference and we will Circulars and Testimonials OPERATIVE SEWING MACHINE CO 269 Sllth St Phllt Pa Boston Globe Not A Patent Pursestrlng Barry How did the poor fellow lose all bis money Strong He invented a machine and tried N Y Herald to protect his patent relia- ¬ SMOSfRlAL tttOlrVlC TVs u adxtiatf tntB WIViOAt TRUTMINT rvIX PAMlCVUkaa at Long Branch The cake walk at Long Branch was attended by an appreciative lot of white people from the various hotels who in their anxiety to obtain good places waited in crowds outside the door long before the polite person who had been de puted to gather in the shekels was able to escape from the duties of his regular position and attend to them When they finally suc ceeded in getting inside they re lieved the exuberance of their feelings by impartially applauding every man woman or child who crossed the floor regardless of age color or previous condition of servitude The first prize a largo rocking chair was awarded to Miss Jackson a slim dusky maiden in black satin with a beautiful fig ute and a very dignified carriage She never altered her expression one jot from the beginning of the A fortunate couwalk to its end ple succeeded in taking the cake but the gold watch which had been promised as the first prize for gentlemen failed to materialNow York Herald ize ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Capital and labor could get on well enough together if there were not to many men trying to get capital without labor Texas Shiftings General Weaver and Mrs Lease are stumping the West together And Mr Lease did they forget him in the baste of Judge their departure ELECTRIC BELT Ttftiia PMtCK RITIT 0f OF BILTS ciiatnioTrV i4i cum tO C vow ni IvtN HiC D JUDO AiT ll OtTROIT u t hulim MCAwa MICH ¬ Woman to herself It scares me half COMPOUND to death to drive this horse I wonder A recent discovery bran old physician Successfully used what hell do next monthly br thousands ot La Horse to hlmselt That must be a dies II Is the only prrtociljr sale ana renauio meaicmeuis woman driving or I wouldnt be jammed covered Ueware of unprin cipled druegislt who offer ininto everything on the road New York ferior medicines In blare of Weekly this Ask or Cooks Cotton Koot Compound take no substitute or Inclose ti and 6 cents In postage Havent you broken your engagement In letter and we will send sealed by return mail Full sealed particulars In plain envelope to ladiet with Harry Summers yet only two stamps Address IOND LILY COMPANY No replied the fair girl as she raised No 3 Iisher lllock Detroit Mich Sold In Earlington and by hrsi claaa druggists I am still her band to show a solitaire everywhere In the ring Washington Star ooks Cotton Root Al HER MOLLINGERS Original Prascrlpllons Cannot ba excelled la ills or anyothorooiuitry Xoranra of too f oliowtna Asthma Catarrh Coaahi Consnmpikui and ejl Throat andLumrdlaeaaea Haauina Usm Bcruf nla and Blood Dta eaaea Jijtpepsla Mauralala Diarrhoea ConsUpatioo aipi lept 0 tits Karroos Ulaaaaes Kidney Complaint Pararrslt Heart DImmuo aeaal Com TiinintA Thousand can teatif t la wonderful cores aompllshd by htmlntbauw f tlii iw renieuim If jmir druggist donttokeep any lim rend direct to in All claims by othara aa 1 1 uwtifctirouf tlioro rcmciiea are f raudalent r liniltvclitplTtt control of them for aerea years M Imtlmuof Itlsdoata Sand for bogs ii I I A F HAW1IIU f J uly by 1ST Fwlentwi Alleghany Fa Mrii Usei ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ An elegant line of new dress pat Dttlins Call terns at McLeod and sec them Lobsters ¬ ¬ ¬ During the past three months there were listed in Portland 326 671 live lobsters and 23756 canned When we consider the lobsters fact that it takes on an average the meat of fifty lobsters to fill one dozen cans and that the above figures represent the im portation of more than 1500000 lobsters in three months at this port alone we get some idea of the enormous consumption of this Railroads n Siberia article of food in this country and Siberia coupled as its name is the old inquiry as to how long this with stories of Russian barbarity drnin upon the rich resources of is not the barren terrible land of the coast can be stood naturally limitless deserts which fiction aid suggests itself Portland Press the drama have pictured it The Electric Locomotives building of the trans Siberian railIn a recent address before the way and the extension of lines along the northern frontier of Chicago Electric Club itwas stated China will greatlv change the en- that within a year there will be in tire drama of civilteation The operation in this country five elecrailroad from Vladivostock to the tric locomotives of from 700 to 1200 Ural mountains will bring that horse power and weighing from great Russian naval station within forty five to eighty tons Such fourteen days journey of St Pe- machines will haul trains of 450 tersburg and along this rout sta- tons at thirty miles per hour up a tions will rapidly grow into towns grade of twenty six feet to the voltand offer opportunities for new and mile and when operated at a age about double that now used on striking development Russias enterprise stimulates trolley roads will develop high that of China not only as a matter speed service of competitive ambition but for Which Sounded the liett strategic reasons The railways I am afraid you think I am get now being surveyed and completed ting up in years said Miss May within the Celestial empire arc nu- True playfully to Cholly as they merous and to this end many for sat looking at the flickering logs eign engineers are employed Sol- in the grate diers and convicts are largoly em Not at all said Cholly galployed as workmen thus cheapen lantly Youre not so old as you ing the cost of labor as far as pos- look I mean he added correctsible Hartford Globe ing himself you look a great deal Dosjton W C McLeod s prices on meats younger than you are Globe lard and flour will interest you ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ah I hold a hand of diamonds he re- is better to be borne lucky than rich lie marked gazing at her rings has a broad smile on his facrt for it is a Yes she remarked but you want to girl and weighs about nine pounds look out the man that holds the hearts Jerry Graddy who lives nearPond River New York Herald has a club too lost a bran sack coat on the streets oi this Dumling It is said that kangagaroos city last week Any one finding it will can develop more anger than any other please return it to the above named animal Mrs Dumling You dont sayl Shellons corner seems to tie a famous Dumling Yes they get hopping mad place for young men to stand on Sunday That man Jones never morning and tell of what they did the past Mr Scraggs pays his fare he just travelson his face week at such hours as they ought to be in I wondered what made Sunday school Mrs Scraggs Puck bis features look so irregular Citizens come out to the Harrison and Hi Chimmy said a messenger boy to Reid Club It meets every Wednesday night at Odd Fellows Hall Come show where yer runnin to another No place I aint got nothin lo do your colors young men and old men In fact all Republicans Washington Star jes now Kev W W Dorsey returned last week from Louitville where he has been attendolore peoples Column ing Conference lie was appointed as minister of the A M E Church here for Success to Kev Dorsey All communication and mattera o newt per another year taining to this column should be addressed lo George Albert says that when Ihe cutHawkins Earlington Ky J ting was taking place at Dulin mines Satur day night he made it in t40 to Earlington Theo Noel is quite ill and there was a woman who weighed twice S Dunlapwas on the sick list the first of as much as he who made it in half the time the week At a hop at Dulln mines last Saturday Mrs Belle Kirk has been very sick but night Maritts of Madisonville got cut is now improving in but Dont forget the county convention to be very badly on the neck and tho fae Sevwe did not learn who did the culling held at Madisonville tho aGlh eral of the young men of thjs place were Mr William Maxsey left Monday for down You will Look out young men Memphis Tenn on business get into it and it will take help to get you Rev Wm Foster returned last week out from a visit to bis family at Elkton A party of sixteen went to Madison Prett Minlers and wifo were made happy ville last Thursday night to meet with the over a new comer It is a girl baby Harrison and Keid League ot that place P Duncan and wife who have both been On arriving there Mr Uurr was introduced to W II Itoss after which he was tick for sometime are now improving Thos Kimbrough of Allenville visited introduced to the league and addressed bis brother II C Kimbrough last week them with reasons why they should be proud of the party to which they belonged Robert Speed of Madisonville was the Then followed W II Kos3 an emmlncnt guest of Mr Grunmay Saturday and Sun and acknoweledged leader of Madisonville day upon every issue The people of Madi Miss M Young who cooked for Mr Mc- ¬ must not forget to pay back the visit Gary left Sunday for her home in AllenThe Harrison and Keid Club met at ville their weekly meeting last week with Abe Tynie Palril has been very sick She Osborn in the chair The opening ad protested religion Sunday and joined the dress was by Thomas Vance who came church forward and made a few brief remarks and Friends and neighbors visit and admin excused himself by staling that he was un ister unto the sick for this Is one of the prepared lo make a speech Next a ten first duties of Christians minutes talk by T II Merriwether who Wm Killebrew has the symyathy of a is always ready to say something for the host ot friends and admires in the recent Republican party after which the meeting was turned into a regular old fashioned death of bis only son Cleo Rev Brown preached his farewell ser class meeting each ono speaking a word mon at the Ilecla church Sunday and will or the Republican party The A M E Sunday school had its leave fer conference this week Persons sending items for this column review exercises Sunday with an elegant should sign their names so that we may programme Alter tne review exercises a paper was read and ex know from whom they emanate plained by the Superintendent T II Mer- ¬ Alice Sitk has been troubled with sore riwether Next was an essay by Mrs throat for some time Eating with her Mary Keener which showed that she had is not so much pleasure as it has been taken pains in composing it Mrs Pun H C Kimbrough who lias been sick lap represented her class with a paper of since July it now on the mend and it is many good words Rev W W Dorsey hoped that be will soon be able to resume put on the cap stone with a short address bis work in the mines Young people visit the Sunday school Wm Killebrew is a fortunate mam It I Old people you are welcome too ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PAUL M MOORE IJ8URlpt EARLINGTON KY RECULATE THE STOMACH LIVER AND DOWELS PURIFY THE ULOOD REMEDY FOR InttrftIa Ion pal ltUiliir A RELIABLE It Ioh Djacatery Offiulu Jlrtullf muJ all 0UarJri la HUianta llrcr IUkcI UJauna Tiabulo ruitUla tuihliur lnJurlo lo tho iiKtils listtUritistliutiou hKKaiaitotka itavfeiiftvtiul UwlriiaUlautonik HcU lV JllIMl H A ItIaI bottle ilt bBtfil fill lpclalbrkla Lit II u J CvMpltil lleft4kt Ttrailia CaatU THE niMANO CHEMICAL CO 10 t ttLT bluMT St YOItK CiTV m l4 Kl kIll AtitJf w4 S08T 13 QCAITITT BUTUtfCaim WORMS WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE Has lod nil Worm Nemedlea EVERY FOR 20 YEARS BIB BOTTLE GUARANTEED tTtOCU rrsytni ty tUCUiaBla Tam BOLD EVERYWHEKB Ct T H MERRIWEATHER TONSORIAL North Side ot ARTIST Railroad St Iru Store EARLINBTQNi KY first class Shave Shampoo i It you want a Childrens or Hair Cut this is the placo hair cutting aspecialt Chamborlains Eye and Bkte A certain enro or Chronic Sore Eyw Totter Salt ttboum Scald Head Old Chronic Sores Fuvor Sores Eojema Itch Irairlo Scratches Sow Jllpplo nnd Piles It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of cases havo boon cured by it after all other truatmont bad aildd It Is put up In 23 and CO cent boie lor sale at St Hernard Drug Store Karlingtou lieorfie Kings St Charles Lien T Kobtnson Morlont Gap Ointment Ml1 washing soda and a little dissolved soap Lay the mixture on the marble with a brush and let it remain or half an hour then wash it off using a scrubbing brush and flannel with a little alcohol to polish up the marble ¬ None better Quart for to cents Place contents of package in a quart of rain or Cnmtnirclil Kcrtlllier soft water and it Is ready for ne Ac UsJall commercial fertilizer cnntaln knowledged by housekeepers to be tho vi all of th essential ingredients tuoor cheapest nd best Dining made Por sale Nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash Imt by dealers eery where If not obtainable J3lJ 3nbusfru wt Plain superphos In our city send sometimes only one ioc in stamps for a pack ¬ r rf1 phates contain only phosphoric acid Am age postpaid Carlstedt Medicine Co Evans THUHSIUY SEPTEMBER it 1892 moniated superphosphates contain nilro ville Ind Por sale at Robinson Bros Hone contiins een and phosphoric acid and is valuable forboth nitrogen and phosHINTS FOR WOMEN What Professor of Physiology phoric acid Potash salts are valuable for do women mean when they speak of their potash only A complete fertilizer is To clean marble mix a little one containing nitrogen phosphoric acid a good figure Bright Student whiting with a strong solution of and potash They monn tho figure eight GLln WlBee Zltvt partus nub farming Germ in economical Illuing itirciimciit Cliwlscmcn V wwirVvww ma0i Gibsons Bane AMI A ¬ t ORGHe STftfl WITH T --I ¬ NEW UNIFORMS i tt 1 a iu NEW MUSIC And augmented with several of the performers in the rountry are pre pared to furnish music ¬ On account of tho differences in soils no rule can be g en by which to tell what fertilizer is best for any particular crop ¬ Why do you say that Professor Because it is Bright Student pulled in the most at the middle lt w V I -- t thoroughly cleansed sponge over Most fertilizers and especially those con- known Has astonished other will astern- that a couplcof inches of pulverized taining much nitrogen soluble phosphoric ish jou These sy mptoms denote MIKotts charcoal and over that a couple of acid or potash will injure or destroy news Sallow complexion dull spirits inches of sand over that again young plants if brought dircctl in con coated tongue jellew ee slek hratkicba Regular slse s and variable appetite about half as much clean coarse tact with them 00 bottles Sample bottles at KeWoen gravel and then the water slowly Pros dtug store Horticulture at the Worlds Fair filtering through must needs have been announced for These rules have Plies in countless thousands en been very bad at the start not to the Department of Horticulture at the tered the saloons in Battle Mount be very pure at the end Worlds Pair Nov and so clogged the Pruits flowers and egetables offered ain When doing housework if your for competition must hate been grown by kerosene lamp chimnes that they Exhi- actually put out the lights hands become chapped or red the individuals offering them 2 The mix cornmcal and vinegar into a bits made by State or other horticultural dead Hies covered the chimneys an stiff paste and apply two or three societies must be collected in the territory inch and a half deep embraced in their jurisdiction 3 A comtimes a day after washing in hot plete list of arieties of fruits plants and The Philadelphia Society for the water then dry without wiping and flowers intended for entry must be furPrevention of Cruelty to Animals rub with glycerine At night use nished the management No exhibitor will be allowed to make more than one en- has discovered that when a street cold cream and wear gloves try for same award 4 All fruits plants carliorse in that city shows signs of A Cosmetic Soap Take a and flowers must be correctly named and being overcome with heat the drivpound of white Castile or brown labelled j After exhibits are arranged er doses the beast with copious and awarding committees notified they Windsor soap and stir it on the will ba under the exclusive control of the draughts of whiskey firejwith a little water Add lav- mangement until awards are made and the Mass A tree in Ashburnham ender water or any other kind of name of the owner must be unknown to essence when it is melted to a subcommittees 6 Artistic arrangement has two kinds of foliage that of Simoothe paste but do not melt it and superior quality and not quantity w itl pine and that of oak In the fall Unbe considered in making awards of the j car burrs fall on one side Stir in half a cup or worthy articles will be excluded too much An 7 more of almond meal or of com- award timing been given to any article it and acorns on the other mon oatmeal Keep it in jars for will be debarred from future entries 8 The menu card of a Philadelphia All plants fruits or flowers when they use show signs of decay sufficiently to become Dutch beer cellar is appropiately and has Sure Cure for Corns Mix nine unattractive will be removed and exhibi- called the Spijskuart parts of salicylic acid with one tors shsuld be prepared to replace them on it visch wijn room koffie pij part of extract of cannibas indtca with fresh specimens pen and tabak and forty eight parts of collodion When to Cut Corn Fodder Some bachelors in Anderson After bathing the feet in warm The usual practice is to cut corn for inu nave lormeu an organization water apply this mixture to the fodder also for silage when tho kernels affected parts with a camels hair begin to glaze From the Pennsylvania called the Brotherhood of United Station the report comes that while small Matrimonial Seekers brush ¬ 1 ¬ Grease stains on wall paper be removed by mixing pipe with enough water to make a sort In regard to the manner of applying fer- ¬ of cream spread this rather thickly tilizers sas tie Director M A Scovclle L - -- Alwaj s Angry - -- Jack What on the stain leave it for twenty of tho Kentucky Station It is generally feeling so blue about four hours then take it off care best to sow broadcast or drill and work are jou Successor to Ceo W Figfle 1 got into the habit of kiss When Tout a knife and dust and well Into the soil before planting fully with a small quantity of fertilizer is applied to ing Imogen whenever she got angry brush MAOISONVILLE KENTUCKY each hill or row at planting time it acts with me Yos Tom Jack mainly as a stimulant to produce an early A writer in Harpers Bazaar tells Anil now her tctspcr is completely and vigorous start which Is considered N Y Herald how those who cannot buy a filter necessary for the tobacco crop but often ruined A complete stock of In can make one Take a common renders it more scnsitic to drought Are You ItllliouT five cent flower pot of earthen any case care should be taken to mix the If m regulate the bowel with German ware putting in the hole a piece of fertilizer with the soil so that it will not laxative ¬ and this question must be decided by act ual trials systematically and carefully made Some such trials are being made at the experiment stations and any farmer who desires to do so can compare the may effect of single and complete fertilizers by clay making trials on his own land For Parades Concerts lnncrals Wed ¬ ucalin Chill Tonic We dings Receptions Halls The only warranted chill tonic pay you 50 cents for ever bottle of Yuca And all occasions where strictly first rhws tan Chill Tonic taken according to direc ¬ music is required No tions that fails to cure the chills will do this Price A W CIHSON other manufacturer IIKNDKKSON Kv joe at Robinson tiros drug store Carl stedt Medicine Co Evansville Ind ¬ El HENDRICKS ¬ I I I come in contact with the seeds or plants IierSrup The most pleasant of ever ctlcrij tiott mUchiV LVvcfX e of the best makes keptj t constantlv in stock i Repairing and 1 tain a Specialty ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ REWARD J0 T Hi E3g 100000 is ¬ ¬ COMING VW COMING ¬ ¬ UBjr ¬ uf v 5Sn11 11 RfJ JiMW9sSv 1 s Our stock of Fall and Winter goods will soon arrive To ered stale little dust cloth When in need of drugs and clean white satin and flow- ¬ ly mature in large varieties the gain is so small that it is considered better to cut medicines co to Robinson Bros silks rub well with sifted bread crumbs mixed with a when the leaves are tender At this station Pcrscriptions filled at all hours according to the bulletin quoted fully one day and night powdered blue Shake and half to the total food material in corn fod ¬ varieties increase in food value until near ¬ thoroughly with a clean soft der was found in the cars one fourth to Stains may be removed one third in the leaves and husks stover As the cobs from nearly all light colored silks andthe rest in the stalks by the application of a mixture of contained one tenth and the butts of the stalks contained four to five times as five parts of spirits of turpentine much as the tops it is inferred that there to one of essence of lemon this is considerable loss when the stalks are fed rubbed gently jn with a linen rag whole which might be saved were they fine before feeding or preserved in silos Agricultural News and Votes Offered for any Machine that Villi nl Kg IniifHi loriniilNuiiilis V rmvAiMti-w-ANlhOIXMTSililNcvr Ymtt Uty ami H tin iiiiiiiiiihu Cure fur rites 1rMSl Ily rclk lMKrSIlBtvxslntnnt WILT DO AS OnrVT HANOI OFtTOHIC AND DO IT AS 1IASILY AND AH W IIIL AS CAN HE DONE ON Til 13 It will be found COMPLETE in every particular 1 Vertical Feed Sewing Machine THIS OFFEIUIAS 1IIEV KKFOIiKTIIi rCIIUO FOR THE FAST TEN TEAKS IT HAS NOT BEEN CLAI3IED IMtOVINO THAT THE DAVIS IS THE THE NEW WEBSTER o There are creameries now at work in Tennessee Mississippi Louisana South A simple remedy for warts is Carolina and North Carolina Pass a clean new pin through the It is told in the New England Homestead that Dumets feseue is an excellent wart and hold it so you can apply grass for thickening the sod in pastures one end of the pin to the flame of The report comes from England that a Kmp hold it there until the the Government has appropriated 3000 wart fries under the action of the to provide free teaching in practical bee heat A wart so treated will take keeping An English invention which has been final leave patented in this country is an automatic To cure moles try strong sali- ¬ device for weighing and registering unlimit cylic acid Get a drachm of the ed quantities of grain best Dip a wooden toothpick in It is said to cost less to send the product wheat th acid and apply to the mole of an acre oit does tofrom Dakota to En gland than manure an acre in not allowing the acid to touch the England so that it can grow good wheat skin around the spot In three or A recent bulletin from an experiment four days a scab forms and falls station says Whenever the potash has taking the greater part of the mole been applied in experiments the clover is with it In two weeks apply the clearly much stronger than on any other acid again with the same result plots not excepting those where manure has been used ¬ ¬ ¬ Prepared chalk and powdered orris Jroot makes a nice tooth powder fo WEBSTERS INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY BEST ON EARTH -3-3-m- St Bernard Coal Co L hCCCESSonor Ite eJRui an J lleset from A GRAND INVESTMENT lor every riuinly utmH I ft I inrc naiihiioii limrhlm ISPAYIKGnBEfj HissssssssssV KENDALLS Tho work of revision otn 11W 1 vi r ten yearimorolhaniiliuiMlii stlnllliir11 u liclue employed umlcc mr v expended befirtllrt irliitril ramph1Ucntfr tlonaryas SOLD DY ALL DOOKSCLL1 HS tssssssssssssKJbissWwPaHHisCijissss lPksissssssWiH 4 iMul 111 1 nr I f I IiotofrraMile rifriit Iliiu comparatlTely M rlMi lets and 1 Webster are llnis mum 11 names and ofu 11 v 1 r GET VI II UCCT n il mumim The International O tz C 3IEUIUAM I- - M CAUTION Is nccilcd ilir ir trij Tlio Moat Micccsaful Kemeily CTerilUcoY iu It Ii riTtaln In IJ iftVcU anil docs not blister Head proof Ukwi Kendalls Spavin Cure nont ltlwlthtio frroitrnt tatlsfoctlonlbatl Inform you that IhaTecurf titKfolluwinsdUcasp Htveeurr HIiouliItTIoIul liunonihtlllo lutnrurn i In Joint J niucurN amMine Hull m Working Fore Iool I lllpJolut Iftliif iicnuaml will curotUat oil with KeuJall Spavin Cure It U tho twit Unlment for manor 1 beaJt I baveuTer uied owners Hone that 1 have workiil on ar valuallp wouM be wort blew 1 tut without jour Liniment It have frlemU who tuttl for rprnlni and It and llruUm utcJ curI them Tlicr ay B U thebcii WCIXa the ever Youri truly X U Dft IT gprluglleli1Mikil CO Iullli - Littlc J n 15 DILL L OI ltocK Ark Aug 3C iO and repeat at intervals until the mole disappears A o w To Our Subscribers Cun far Paralysis Frank Cornelius of Purcell Ind Ter cay I induced Mr Pinson whose wife tad paralysis in the face to buy a bottle Chamberlains Pain Oalm To their great surprise before the bottle bad all been aud she was a great deal better Her face lud drawn to one side but the Pain Balm relieved all pain and soreness and lb aoutb assumed its natural shape It i also a certain cure for rheumatism Lima back sprains swellings and lameness jocont bottles for sale by the St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Robin son Morions Gap and George King St Cbarles Ky bn POST OFFICE DOYTb What looking so vexed erly addressed Why she became en Dont fail to place the stamp in about gaged in the dark last night and tht upper right had corner Dont place the address so that found out this morning that she had lie was No 3 of her there will be no room for the post- duplicated former series Chicago News mark fail in a hurry of business Reporter Dont to write the name of the State you Warranted intend and not your own a very Every bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic common error is warranted to give entire satisfaction in Dont mail any letter until you all cases that it is recommended for proare sure that it is properly stamped vided the contents of a bottle are used according Dont seal or wrap parcels in such pleasant to directions It Is the most chill medicine on the market manner that their contents may Children take it readily Price 50c at Robinson Bros drug store not be easily examined ¬ Dont mail any letter until you are sure it is completely and prop The special announcement which ap- peared in our columns some time since an nouncing a special arrangement with Dr u j nenaaiiv0 01 unosburg falls vt publishers of A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases whereby our subscribers were enabled to obtain a copy of that vab j uable work free by sending their address to H J Kendall Co and enclosing a two cent stamp for mailing same is renewed for a limited period We trt st all will avail themselves of the opportunity of ob taining this valuable work To every lover of the Horse it is indispensible and it treats in a simple manner alt the diseases which afflict this noble animal Its phen omenal sale throughout the United States and Canada make it a standard authority Mention this paper when sending for Treatise ¬ u n TJ n O is c in P o c Co w rr- 1 Kendalls Spavin Cure Motto Vwto Cola Dec 31 13891 J K ci da IX Co Euobursb Kalli Vt Oentt In the carIS3I I treated with Kep I alls Spavin Cure a Uuue Hpu vln of seven jraraitand Inu nearly aa larifo a a heu egg aud completely topped the lameuea and removed the enlarge ¬ ment Have worked the hone tcrjr hard ever alncehe never hat shown any lam end neither can i see any amerence ia tno loot thahtvlr y u Your iruij Dn II M f i n p n p 1 1 rr P 5 g 3 J J uxu 11 I ti I t J ii r i j j 0 tn H t tr Lottie or tlx bottlet for All tlruugltlt liare it or can git It for you or it itrfli he tent to my dret on receipt of price by the irujirl Jrle tun DR 4 M f 1 K - - in 1 i o TJ KENDALL CO Enosburgh Falls Vermont B J it U 1 Scientific American Agency Tor is MissTliackery ¬ CO o 2 CD ¬ O 7 ISI2E rB LssssssssssLtsra bureau oiacit patent f or lecurlng luteuU lu Aiatiloa Krerr taken out vj us la brought laa publio by a notice given Irco ul lUurtc befirt In Ilia on free Handbook writo to folforastCO and DltoAUWAV Ntw Vuiiv A aa COPYRICHTS UE SICM line CAVEATS nl PATEHTl otc It 1 a feb n n A JFriMtiffc JUumcnu Lanet world nuuj ¬ circulation of any iclentltto paper In tbs BnlenUluIr lllumrale1 H houlj Uj without It Wetklr iitiirent x leari 114 all month AdJreaa MlINN loo 4 TfO ¬ OPIUM andWhlilceyHabita ifciretl at liuiue wltlt OUtuiln llookotpar tlcularaaent 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