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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 5mC s - O T- - df - Ba i The Hazel Green COOPER Sfc- - JlIERAjUj TATIOTS 1SS6 100 A - - a - Owner and JEditor THE HBBALB OF A ItfOISY WORLD WITH NEWS EROjM AXL YEAR Always in Advance volume n LABOR OMNIA VINCIT HAZEL GJREEN WOLFE COUNTY KY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25 riOW IT IS DONE Â¬ Â¬ NUMBER 26 w kr upon which Mr Harrison loved to dwell and in the recital of instances ilKemHA ksve yoa be ambitions lustrative of this his own emotions 8tee mM te toses delicioHs Xfee stars atee t to mortals so you mast sometimes got the best of him Clays MktbesUrg power as a speaker said Mr Harri- Â¬ Jtoast tercsaes Izzy ladder was in his effect upon the emo Â¬ oobKL make xay heart grow son WJu tional nature of his audience I well r phrc ys seek warm place In darling old remember one very remarkable instance of the exercise of his power It was TfcH abefepoVe and oae year after upon the trial of Charles Wickliffe son Mid aas4c dascc 3y STjthhm t orcfc theyaad lamrhterto the ofBobert Wickliffe the father-in-lawaadered here Sted46l lore of General William Preston for killing Where la Joy toaaatcd bowel the editor of a Democratic newspaper Tkej 9M the golden hours fTR- - ewsrypakfl benetk tkem and sunny named Benning The latter had pub- Â¬ Bfctee abeve lished an anonymous attack upon his father and when Charles went to ascer Â¬ ry atopic Sa Hbe story m jk- - fee oHfead to cSnrv tain the name of the author the editor Of feew k W9H tfee maiden and the father declined to give it until the writers per Â¬ Me jat jrallad telnaseH together mission was obtained Hot words were Worked through lair and Btormy exchanged between the men when Ben- Â¬ weatlwr MasRfaGtariBg peactiblow vases In tho State ning suddenly rose from his seat and WJSav Jersee went toward a lobb3T between the front Fremdt Fairfax in Judge and back rooms of the office Wick- Â¬ liffe who had been in the office before in search of Benning and had gone itMAFS EXECUTOB through this lobby into the back room knew that an army musket stood there His Tribute to the against the wall At the moment Ben- ning started back Wickliffe thought he - Janaous Orator was going for the musket in which case his life would be in immediate danger j Mr Harrison has not been without He forestalled this by drawing his pistol sttngHMshed honors in his lifetime He and firingkilling Benning instantly The trial lasted several days Mr Clay was was appointed without solicitation Legation to Spain when the the last speaker for the defense As the evening was then far advanced fortunate WilHm Barry was sent as was caned upon by the court when he he sug- Â¬ JiurJster to that country Mr Harrison gested that it would be better that the v declined the place and Mr Barry died court and jury be allowed to rest and at Liverpool as soon as he had crossed that the court adjonrn till next morn- Â¬ theAtlantic He was also nominated ing The suggestion was accepted jnd Judge lay the President to the United States court adjourned accordingly A- - IL Woolley a relative of WicklifiVs Judgeship of the Territory of Arkansas went to Mr Clay and invited him to For prudential reasons this was declined spend the night at his house where he buthe President refused to withdraw could have a quiet room to consider his the- - nomination Congress adjourned argument go to bed when he pleased befcre the matter was acted upon But and be up bright and fresh in the morn- Â¬ j9Dfeapstfee highest distinction is that he ing Clay accepted the offer He retired to his room about ten oclock was tfeeorgaaIzer of the present coni Jude Woolley occupied a Toom oppo- Â¬ wHScfcool system of Lexington and site Clays in a long corridor Do re- Â¬ over which 1ms was superintendent for tired late and noticed that Clays light nny years At a recent school cele- Â¬ was burning and that the great advo- Â¬ bration hundreds of the pupils of these cate was pacing the floor muttering to Some hours later Judgo schools flocked to the residence of the himself grand old man to do him honor and Woolley again went to Clays door be it akI no honor could have been Clay was still pacins the iloor and -v shewn him in which he could have taken speaking He was going over his argu an equal pride ment to the jurv The next dav the Mr Harrisons memory of past events court room was crowded with the fore- Â¬ is very distinct and upon nothing in most people of the city to hear the conthe past does he take so much delight in cluding arguments in the now celebrat- Â¬ dwauing as upon Henry Clay and his ed case- - Before Mr Glay arose a still- Â¬ jwswcitkms with him Clay was a ness had come upon the house and all His face Whsgasd Harrison a Democrat but cjes were turned upon him nevertheless Clay was his idoL for began to take on an expression of pow Â¬ his character he had the profoundest adÂ¬ erful emotion and his ees moistened miration Many times he would come Slowly he arose from his chair his legs Into our office said Mr Harrison trembling and his knees knock- As he straightened when he was at home from Washing mg each other ton and talk of the great events which liimself to his full height tears were weretranFpiringandin which he had trickling down his cheeks and already taken such an eventful part But he the strength of his own feelings had never spokq with vanity His allusions affected those of his audience and espe- Â¬ to himself were modest His conversa- cially of the jury Before having tion was simple in every respect but spoken a word he had won attention there was always something in his man- Â¬ and sympathy It was on the Fourth of ner difficult to describe which impressed July and a celebration was being had his hearers with tho loftiness of his char- Â¬ at a wooded spot out on the Richmond acter I used to feel when he came in- Â¬ pike I well remember the closing to the room no matter how trivial words of Mr Clays speech Said he were his remarks that I was in the This is the day upon which every presence of a being greatly gifted The American celebrates the birth of his feeling his presence affected me with countrys liberty We hear the notes of was his possession of power I said one preparation for that patriotic event the day to my partner Mr Hun U I dont mention of which thrills every Anferican knowhowit is with yon Mr Hunt heart Turn him loose and let him but Mr Clay never comes in here that share with us the joy of this glorious As Mr Harrison fin Â¬ I am not at once affected by his pres- anniversary ence even before he has spoken a word ished his own eyes filled with tears and Mr Hunt acknowledged that he had his lips trembled as he spoke the con- Â¬ experienced a similar feeling and Mr cluding words Charles Wickliffe was Hunt was himself a person of great acquitted character and of the highest type of The position of Mr Clay upon the manhood question of negro slavery had been mis- Â¬ As man of business continued understood in the opinion of Mr Harri- Â¬ Mr Harrison Mr Clay was scrupn son He was instinctively opposed to leusly exact He sometimes would say lavery but was opposed to a sudden Harrison I have no monev with me freeing of the slaves His idea was to and I want to lorrow a dime I will establish colonies in Africa or one in the return it to you in the morning when I West of America to which slave come in from Ashland The next morn- Â¬ emancipated by a gradual system could ing he never failed to walk in with a be sent and protected until they were silver ten cent piece between his lingers able to stand alone The following ex- Â¬ to liquidate the debt I am quite sure1 tract from Mr Clays will illustrates 1 often said to him Mr Clay that you this and is certainly the most authentic borrowed that from Mrs- - Clay just be- Â¬ expression of his opinion upon this fore you left home and that you have question carried it between your thumb and fore My will is and I accordinglv direct linger all the way to this office for fear that the issue of all my female slaves of lorgeUiag it Sometimes contin Â¬ ued Mr Harrison he would send me which may be born after the 1st day of from Washington a power of attorney January 1850 shall be free at the re- Â¬ to indorse his name upon notes drawn spective ages of the males at twenty by his son James Well I had nothing eight and of the females at twenty five to do with the amounts 1 simply obevctl and that the three j ears next preceding instructions without keeping a memo Â¬ their arrival at the ago of freedom they be randum of the amounts or number of shallthoseentitled to their hire or wages years or the fair value of their for the notes On Mr Clays return home he would at once begin looking into his services to defray the expenses of trans Â¬ business affairs jCalling his son he porting them to one of the African cd would inquire how many notes Harri Â¬ onies and of furni hing them with an son had indorsed for him and their outfit on their arrival there and I fur- Â¬ amounts James being unable to tell ther direct that they be taught to read having taken no account of them his and write and cipher and that they be father would exclaim I am amazed at sent to Africa I further will and direct you James Suppose I should suddenly that the issue of any of the females who die without having made provision for arc so to be entitled to their freedom at shall the payment of these debts Go at once the age of twenty five and be deemed free from their birth that they be my son obtain a correct memorandum bound out as apprentices to learn farm Â¬ of these notes and bring it to me im Â¬ mediately that I may make provision ing or some useful trade upon the con- Â¬ dition also of being taught to read to for the payment1 write and to cipher And I direct also The most singular way however1 said Mr Harrison in which Mr Clay that the age of twenty one having been exhibited this business precision was in attained they shall be sent to one of his methodical preparation and arrange Â¬ the African colonies to raise the neces funds for which purpose they ment of his affairs before fighting a sarrv not have previously earned ifthem shall duel Invariable he spent some time in Ihey must the inspection of his accounts and of time be hired out a sufficient length drawing up a complete memorandum I request and enjoin my executors thereof deposited it in care of Mrs and descendants to pa partcular atten Â¬ Clay to be brought to light in case he should be killed This was curiouslyin tion to the execution of this provision Etanced after his fight with Humphrey of mv will And if they sell any of the Marshall Both gentlemen were mem females who or whose issue are to be Ters of the Kentucky Legislature- - Clay free I especiallv desire them to guard wa an advocate of the American sys Â¬ carefully the rights of such issue by all tem advocating the wearing of home- Â¬ suitable stipulations and sanctions in die I hope that it may spun and other American fabrics in contract of sale Butsell an such per-Â¬ goods of foreign importa- Â¬ not be necessary to preference to sons who are to be entitled to their freetion Marshall was a Federalist and dom but that they may be retained in suspected Mr Clay of deniagoguery He of some of my uescend- made some remarks about Clay which the possessionCincinnati Enquirer Cor AUU3 caused the latter to issue a challenge In the duel Clay was shot in the leg and was confined to his bed for some time That was a sweet reply of the little While in this condition a builder who house for Mr girl found bu ying at the ironing table had recently finished a Ck y called to obtain a settlement Mr smoothing the towels and stockings Clay requested Mrs Clay to bring Isnt that hard work for the little was asked A look like sun- Â¬ forth the memorandum he liad left with arms to contain an exact shine came into her face as she glanced her It was found gtataateet of the account between Clay toward her motlier who was rocking the baby It isnt hard work when I mm tk WttDder and upon that the get shtt said softiyj do It for mamma tlfWHmt was isad -- w -- -- -- Afitioot I Sec-rtary-- of J -- Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- -- -- Â¬ -- to play bring from one hundred to five hundred PITH AND POINT RESADIKFORTHE YOUNG to hide one game more MranJo wai dollars An offer of five hundred dolStory of the Piirchano FlCinjc mcl Mak- - lars was made for the Baile collection The rambling old farm house is F1I try to find a new place sh in of a leminiiie Suit SAYING AND DOING not confined to the East since the West said to herself But every hay mewv which is to be exhibited in the Museum I saw Grahams wife pricmg dre33 of Natural History began to enjoy a monopoly of cyclones every nook and corner of thobanu The reason for WHAT DAISY SAID Burlington Free Press seemed to have bem used for hiding goods yesterday and I know whats such prices is that it takes several years If VA a carriage all my own Said little Daisy Wood places Even the oldsleigh had served Whats perbation Jimmie said going to happen Indeed I can give to make a good collection of eggs and Im sure I would not ride alone even then you are liable to lose man one ragged street urchin to another its turn you the programme without a variation Like Miss Bebecca Hood was the response by breakage But the price is sufficient Doncher knaw poor people large and small I know said Minnie after a min Â¬ Id aslc go to ride at all She will be three days buy ingthe goods to induce many to spend their summers Who never Well perbations when a Naw utes thinking theres the great ket-Â¬ Id be so kind and good and i5 soon as she gets the pattern in robbing nests of their eggs which fellers gittin square wid himself tle Thev wont guess that for ever so home shell sit down and weep because they sell in the city as soon as they have Boston Post What Minnie meant was sr long WHAT DAISV DID made a good collection Oh I take 3ouc dirty dolly Ben huge boiler set in a brick frame work There is no she didn t take one of the others Marblehead Mass young women And dont you over dare Â¬ just outside the barn Them was a After she has braced up she will in- Â¬ department of natural history so fasci have got up a nice kind of a party To nut her Iu my cart again fireplace under the boiler Grandma to the average lover of nature as where the young men in attendance are W ith lovely Lady Clare duce him to buy her four dollars worth nating used it to boil potatoes for the pigs of ornithology The study of birds required to sew across the bottom of an That horrid thing all ra rs and duet that of fashion magazines and she will bor- and their habits unlike many depart-Â¬ Has soiled uiy lads dress and musscL Minnie managed to climb into the apron The young women give em Her pretty golden hair fashion plate in the neigh- Â¬ ments of science is not confined alono needles but no other points Boston row every boiler It had a wooden cover fasÂ¬ Emma C JOoicd in Our Little Ones On top of that she will ask to the specialist but is pursued to a cer- Â¬ Globe borhood tened up against the barn MinnSr A31 she was small tor her years A HOUSE OF SHELL at least fifty women how she ought to tain extent by many who care little or A Nice Man to Handle Morphine nestled down she was uuite out ol nothing for classification and scientific Druggist make it up Perhaps with a little in- Â¬ The Manx Wonderful Things Packed In sight Â¬ unleas one looked over the rimj terms One Little Box The next step is to find a dress maker versal and nomenclatures It is a uni genuity we can fix up that broken show- Â¬ of the boiler study because birds themselves case so that no one will know the dif one who is reasonable in her charges Most of the curious things yon pick she sKouted and tnerr Whoop are the most interesting of all creatures ference Clerk Ingenuity Whats up who wont steal the cloth who has on the seashore are really wrecks verv still- - Presently she heard one kent up on got taste who is responsible if she If clearwere to goday in Central Parkand that Some of that new sticking stuff a sunshiny at this season jlV Y Times deserted houses cast off clothes or footsteps coming towards her But we got in yesterday makes a nvstake proved to be old they were slow countless little throat listen Now who can tell me something outgrown cradles and retreats of some Peters who wasand his way to the About fifty women will oe consisted singing to the the trees ho would feel on among as to the dress maker and Mrs Gra Â¬ asked a Cedar street of the many strange and wonderful barn to Iced the horses and cows It to know more about about Solomon Af- Â¬ a natural desire selection ham will finally make a Sunday school teacher whiley reviewing creatures that live in the sea If we Hafcaaa dark Hfe eyewer8 their If her class naturei the illustrious JSiblical ter she has made it she will be sorry ho is habits an and Asfeb of observing nature charactersupon He runs a cigar itore on could read the tales they might tell we quick as they had onco been that she didnt take one of the others he can easily do this without Main street promptly responded a should baye a more fascinating and tasscd he shut down thecover of the Then come days of anxiety for the going sutside of the city limits In Cen- Â¬ with marvelous story book than was ever A fashion is se- Â¬ Graham household Peter Peterl called Minnic agaric tral and Riverside parks at least twenty-f- small boy whose acquaintance Some of them we can read Buffalo surpasses his knowledge of printed lected after many headaches and Mrs and again as she knocked on tlwi different species of birds build Graham is measured In three days ive nests annually and raise their Courier thanks to close watching and long cover IF was norfasenedTbut was little Jerusalem Buffalo she is to comr and be fitted The three their did yon read study and I want to tell you a few of so heavy she could notdiftit Little Johnny Pa Petet days are given her in which to worry broods By watching the birds during in the paper how a parent was fined the queer things wc have found out was very deaf the time of their nidillcation a good idea for fear she wont have enough cloth or of their dispositions and combative qual- twenty live dollars because his little boy Soon there was a sreat stir m the One of the prettiest objects to be the sleeves will be too short or too Well what hung on a street car ities can be obtained is a lovely box as honse The children rushed in much long or the skirt will be too full or too Oh found on the shore of it Colonel Fizzletop frightened and still they could notfiRdThe thrushes arc usually tiio first nuthin akcd scant except I thought maybe you white as snow and more fragile than Minnic The whole faonily frow Mrs Graham has scarcely reached ones in spring to prepare their nests wanted to give me som i nickels to buy the thinnest China It is covered with grandpa down joined in the sarch home before a messenger calls with a They begin 311st as soon as the cold car tickets When I have car tickets I a pattern ol tiny knobs and holes that Grandma thought of all the things thai note She haut got cloth enough by weather is gone and often before Of dont swing on the street cars Texas look like delicate carving and it is could happen and some that couldnV five yards She turns snow white Gra Â¬ all birds they are probably the laziest Siftings round in shape flattened on top ex- Â¬ At last grandpa came near enough ham who happens to be honie turns and tHey do not attempt to construct a actly like a common white turnip to the boiler to hear a aoisc aside- - A He an she new nest oftener than once in two or blood red These boxes are found of many sizes scratching and knocking and-r-h- g AT FIKST Interval of half an hour for a family three years I have watched a nest in He sat and twisted his blonde mustache from little ones the size of a pea up listened could that be his darings She toyed with a straying curl matinee during which Graham brains Central Park for the last three summers to great grandmothers as big as tho voice It seemed so weak and muffled thought of her other beau every dressmaker in town with an axe and have found that a cat bird has util- Â¬ And silentlyhis top of a tumble and in some parts of and distressed But if same from- - the And he of other gtrl ized it each successive season for raising helve in imagination a dining plate ST her brood of voung ones Tho first She stood with her head on hi8 shoulder the world as big as house lived once a kettle- - The cover was Taised smicker More money more cloth In this elegant than ever beforc Mrs Graham goes down to be fitted summer she built it out of sticks and laid very strangc fellow called a sea urchin said Poor child - poor childfHe toved with the straying curl leaves in a small tree about four feet and is put on the rack for an hour This His mouth opened on the under side of grandpafas he lifted her out in Ms She had no thought of her other beau seam is to be taken up and that one let from the ground I did not disturb Iter Xor he of his otlicr girl his body where the larger hole is in strong arms- - He placed her on his out a little more fullness here not but allowed her to enjoy her new home A the shell and at that point he had five shoulder and gave hef a ride to the The Donkeys New Departure quite so much there About the same in peace The next season I noticed her Donkey who was tired of Drawing his big teeth quite able to cut and dispose housei a sitting for six stvlcs of photographs hovering around the same place long Masters Cart about wont to the Cow of any thing he wished to eat His Well well Ive iound nsricerimthev before the time to build nests had ar- Â¬ and having three teeth pulled You have nothing house this pretty box was covered kettle before but I think this is the Advice saying rived and I made up my mind that she fordo all day Well growls Graham to long while I work like a with long sharp spines like thorns bior rest mouse that ever crept into it Oh its going to be just too lovely had come to take possession of her old Slave Tell me how I can escape this that made him an unpleasant fellow to Mrs Mary uennson in Our LUtVe home before it was occupied by You ought to see what a perfect fit All you have tQ do is tc take up A spine stood up on every Ones Drudgery The dres is to done Wednesday some other feathered couple I was run away and Smash the Cart replied one of the tiny knobs on the shell and too in my supposition Graham drives his wife down but one right move about on it exactly as you CONDUCT She soon began to patch up the the Cow The Donkey determined to could of the apprentice girls has been ill follow the Advice and next morning can move your arm on the shoulder Carfally Another trip on Thursday Some of frail house and reline it with soft hair when ho set out to the Forest with the His feet were perhaps the oddest A Few Rules That Should B OlMerred In a month it was completed and four to e changed the trimming had Cart after Faggots he suddenly Kicked part of him though every thing about Action has a good deal to do wjth Third trip on Friday Be done to- Â¬ small blue eggs laid in it For the sake up his heels and started off on a gallop him was strange To begin with he friends morrow for sure The madame had to ofexperiment I took two of the eggs Ohhol exclaimed the Peasant as he had dozens of them one coming out ones Inner thought my young out and started for home Returning redrape it you know of etiquette see what the of each of the little holes on the shell The mere practice of rules put on the whip The parcel conies up Saturday night three weeks later I found three small Trouble is with you IIam Feeding you Then they could be stretched out as will carry with it an effect upon the and Mrs Graham wears a smile once cat birds in the nest crying for food Too Many Oats Hereafter your rations long as he wished and the legs you morals Such rnles as these should be more and Graham has half a mind to The mother had not become discour Â¬ will bo Reauced one half Moral may call them Avcre of course not observed carefully by boys compliment the dress He sits down to aged at her loss of two eggs but had There is such a thing as beings too larger than threads The foot itself To take off the hat whenever you smoke and she rushes up slairs to try gone to work and had finished laying Smart Detroit Free Press of each thread like leg was enter a house or private office at the end her litter and then hatched the remain it on To speak out distinctly but not round flat like a boys leather Interval of fifteen minutes to pre- Â¬ ing ones out and they worked in the roughly when answering a question sucker A king bird gold finch woodpecker pare red and blue powder and imitation To do the bidding of your pareatej A TIMELY RIDE same way that is when the urchin or in fact almost any other kind of bird thunder wanted to walk he thrust out his feet teacher or employer cheerfully and Smothered sounds of sobbing from would have deserted its nest at once Tho Tart riayed by a Lame Uoy in the on one side till they touched some-Â¬ promptly Revolutionary Struggle These birds are sensitive in this respect To keep your face and hands elean tip stairs thing where they stuck held there it Hello Mary conic down and lets and many will leave a nest forever if seem at first that the boy men- is said by drawing out the air under and your clothing neat It may you merely touch one of their eggs tioned in this incident which is given them then he pulled himself along see how you look To kep silent when others are tiller W William come up The gold linch will hop around from by ing and never to interrupt a man orV It you hnd one alive as you easily Edward Everett Hale in his Boy Well now what is it branch to branch in a nervous manner r can in the pools among the rocks on woman who is speaking to another did nothing either heroic or -- Oh W William but I told her to when you approach the nest but she Heroes To resign your chair or seat to a our rocky coasts as in Maine and be sure to give me a comfortable waist will make little or no noise The king- Â¬ remarkable but it is a good illustration put him in a soup plate of sea water woman wherever you may be and here I cant button it to save my bird on the contrary will fly around of the value of doing ones very best you will soon see how he walks He Never to take-- a chair when fma in a most determined manner uttering under all circumstances life will push out dozens of silvery threads strange house or ofiice unless you are Silent indignation on the part of Gra Â¬ her displeasure in loud sries and even There was a boy whom I will name fasten the little round feet at the ends requested to do so ham Av attempting to fly in your face When are He was fifteen years to the side of the plate and travel tive hen vou lookaddressed to be atten And the s sleeves are so tight that another bird Hies by accident too near Luke Varnum the person who and to quite rapidly around it to find the way this little tyrants nest a most severe old and he was lame of his left foot out Try to lift him then and you will dresses vou in the face I cant raise my a arms No rSo when every other boy in Number find you can not do it except by tear- Â¬ Veins on Grahams neck begin to punishment awaits the offender At the table to- uso fedfe-- and ferk vicmatter how small or how large the stand out like broom handles quietly and decently and to eat w4h ri Five and every man old and young ing away some of his leet is shorter behind tim is the king bird will attempt to shouldered his firelock and marched oil And the s skirt One of the most interesting things is out making a noise than in f front Oh W William Im chastise him Crows are their especial to join General Stark and go and fight the way he grows The baby sea These rules will generally apply te victims and it is no uncommon sight the Hessians at Beniugton Luke was urchin is about as big as the dot over so disappointed our girls too and I will assure you Three grunts four shouts and forty to see a small king bird chase a large left at home He limped out and held one of the f s on this page one can that young people can not do such1 seven hard words from Graham with clumsy crow for miles at a time peck- the stirrup for Lieutenant Chittenden to just see it moving slowly about in the things every day without rising ya Much an imitation of a thunder storm ing him at every circle The crow is mount and then he had to stay at home water but with a mieroscope he proves mental character and becoming- - onr too clumsy to attempt to return the with the babies and the women PhrenologicalJoa- that neighbors run out of their houses The to be an elegant little fellow of the and more worthy The dress goes back Monday Oh yes fight but seeks safety in flight men had been gone an hour and a hall oddest shape perhaps more like a nal Woodpeckers nests are seldom when three men galloped up on horse- painters easel than any thing else It it can be altered but the madame supposed she was making a dress for a fash Â¬ found in the parks on account of the back And Luke went down to the is made of clear glassy looking rods HOME MADE SOAPi No fashionable lady ex- Â¬ condition of the trees These birds rails to see who they were ionable lad rose colored tips on some of the Directions for 3JakIn r a Good and Safes- with pects to raise her arms or draw a com- Â¬ want old rotten trunks to build their said one ol upper ones and covered with little Is there nobody here factory Article from Wood Ashes nests in and the parks contain few of them fortable breath specks that retlect light and make it In the first placeTgel a barrel a salt theseA number of years ago 1 noticed Mrs Graham goes down Tuesday Yes said Luke I am here very brilliant It moves about by wavÂ¬ Mrs Graham goes down Wednesday several old trees in Riverside Park near barret is best and fake one headbt I see that said theifrst man laugh ing in the water fringes of delicate Mr and Mrs Graham go down Thurs the upper end which had been drilled ing What 1 mean is is there nobody hairs cilia the books call them and leaving the- - other In-- the remaialR by a woodpecker for the evident pur Â¬ here can set a shoe day and get the dress it is so very small that the waving of head bore a number of holes thejM Another interval of fifteen minutes pose of building a nest but the Park I think I can said Luke I often hairs will move it about a board as large as the barrel fettojs to get out the war club and load the Department has taken good care to cut tend fire for Jonas 1 can blow the Now what is oddest about this queer one vay and as much larger thaothac down all such trees lately It seems a bellows and I can hold a horses foot object is really a sort of living cradle way so it will project out froi alone shot gun Well pity too for these birds are their best A ivway 1 will start up the fire for after awhile the real baby forms on side of th bottom of the barrel abonl irx It is all right this time only it friends All the poisonous composi Luke went into the forge and took one side and as it grows and becomes inches thrieut c eaesmtfie board wrinkles in the back puckers under the tions that they might put oh the trees i down and struck a light able to take care ofiLself the bdautiftit at each side to about three inches arms and there ought to be more two years would not keep the shrub Ho built the fire and hnntptl up glassy cradle wastes away till when apart in the center of the end of the padding on this shoulder The drapery and trees so clear of worms and inseca nails which Jonas had left unin the young urchin can use its feet and baTrclttheshapc of the letter V Now isnt very tasty ami one side of the skirt as a dozen woodpeckers would With tentionallyv and he had even made two drag about Its cradle or nurse as it make a foundation one side of wfiicK is an inch longer than the other but its their sharp drill like bills these bird more when a fourth horseman came has beencalled it wholly disappears must be a little lower than tthe otli right my dear You wont have to penetrate every worm hole in the bark slowly down on a walk What luck and the infant has nothing to do but then1lacethe board- on this with tfife1 and extract the offender in an instant said he to find a forge with tho fire grow worry over it any more creates In the lowetr put the barrelonJ Interval of six weeks and then Gra In the country farmers regard birds a lighted How do you suppose this delicate tho board and put in enough strawjn ham goes through the same mill again their best protectors of young trees and We found one said Marvin with shell house gets bigger for the urchin the bottom fo keep the ashes- fromfalf and Jhe family doctor advises him to sluubs and they encourage their pres- Â¬ a boy who kn6w hem to light it never has but one and when he was ing through Jthe holes Have the aslfcs leave the houe he is living in for an- Â¬ ence as much as possible in thei The other speaker filing himself oil the size of a pin head it was not too ready perfectly clean Place afe w in A1 Y Tribune pared big for him and when he is as large as the ban el oh the straw andrpadit other in which there is no sewer gas to orchards he horse meanwhile M act as slow poison on his wife the dainty creature and a teacup it still fits him Let me tell down as tight as yon fan and a few file hoof of fjuad in Detroit Free Press measured the shoe which was too big you When the owner lived in it the more pack It down ami so pn till tfia for her He heated it white and bent box was made of several hundred barrel is1 filled Make a shallow tijolg A BISHOPS STORY it closer to the proper size pieces and covered by the thin skin of in the aslus to pour-the-water in JSoth STEALING BIRDS EGGS It is a poor fit he said but it will the living urchin One work of this water is tile besttill it begins to run a Noted Iivlnet Daughter Thought What do of Her Fathers Sermons skin was to enlarge the house as fast as it takes the strength from the ashes Peculiarities of American IJirtlt as Ob Â¬ It will do very well said her rider as he grew and it was don by con- better After that cold water will do a Lover of the Feathered occasion of the laying of the On the served by But she is very tender footetl and I stant adding of building material to It takes about a day for the lye to be- Tribe corner stope of the Hoffman memorial do not dare trust her five miles unshod the edges of each piece thus each one gin to run and yon must pour wate While the war against exterminators chapel of the General Theological Sem For prides sake the first two nails became bigger and yet they always on as fast as it sinks away Plac aJ of beautiful birds for millinery purposes inary this city Bishop Scarborough Luke drove were thoe he had made fitted together So you may say that kettle on the lower Hide of tile boartlb- said a taxidermist the created no little amusement for those himself And when the shoe was fast the box grew as well as the urchin that fore yon leave it in the evening foirJt oin on let me call attention to present Referring to the time when he said Tell Jonas that I hel up the lived in it other day may begin to run in the night afldT Surely more wonders were never wate the lye If It rains cover thjf j another mode of klling off birds which he graduated twenty nine years ago forge and put on the shoe We will tell him said the Colonel packed in one little box and I havent barrel and kettle Cover the kettle in ha not been in print It is becoming when the trustees were uncertain whethlaughing and he rode on told you all of them either It would such a way that it will not prevent thc fashionable now for every one to have er to keep the seminary where it was or But one of the other horsemen tarried taketho whole paper to give the com- - lye from running iir- it just the samei his or her own private collection of remove it elsewhere ho sad he was a minute and saidBoy no ten men plete history of this strange little creat t Alter the Kettle is miea place an egg ornamental purposes permanently fixed here in who left you to day have served your ure- birds eggs for If it rises to the top it is in the lye flad to see it because 1 should hate to country as you have It is Colonel York When the urchin is dead the spines strong enough to make thick salvy You may go in hundreds of wealthy fall off the body disappears the sun soap If the egg sinks or nearly so nV homes in this city and find a box of see the grounds desecrated by any thing Warner The audience the seminary When I read in history how Colonel bleaches it and you may find his emp- Â¬ is not strong enough so yon will have displayed in a conspicuous but these bull the Warner led up his regiment just in time ty houses by hundreds cast up among to boil it down and use your own- The cg after being taken out laughed heartily at this j dace blown by perforating one Bishop laughing no less heartily than to save the day at Bennington 1 am apt the sea drift on the shore of the nest are Christian judgment about the strength after A mans nation to think of Luke Varnum Wheal Union end with a needle and then inserting the rest as he added that or put the grease in ana boil it all read that that day decided the battle of the point of a small instrument which ality will come out in spite of himself together at th same time adding lye- IN A KETTLE orks like a syringe When they are Then he said As you are in a mood Saratoga and determined that Amen ca and grease till the Kettle is full eeiaHshould be independent I think of Luke dry they are laid on colton in a small for laughing Ill tell you a story to boil well without rutiMa rer he told how a short time ago Varnum When I go to see monuments Minnies Queer lllding Plnce and Tloir Boil dovn till it is nice tfeec box with a giass cover whch show off Then She Was Vouiid their beauty ad antageously One hun Â¬ whde he was preparing for an episcopal erected in memory of Colonel Warner soap You can tell by takg Mt Minnies grandpa had a large farm some and letting it get cold If k k collected in a box visitation he put six or seven ermons and General Stark and even poor old dred of thesf egsrs make a beaurful sight White brown in the bag he was packing His daugh Burgovne I think of Luke Varnum and He kept horses and cows chickens and as thick as yon want it It is dra Z5 green striped and ter seven years old watched hm and others like him And then sometimes I pigs There was a great barn such a raaKe my soap in a targe- - uxmrsmmm speckled blue T2s rr colors s zes and finally asked Papa are you going to wonder whether every man and boy ol nice place to play all conceivable UICUV Kimi LrtI rri7n UirwCRUUttlUUlS shapes are to b sen The value preach all those ermons while youre us who bravely and truly does the very une uay Minnie vas piayjng wun Well best thing he knows how to do does not Yes mv child is collection large cone Itt England a 3iti oScr k of Mic h a t luirrnn- fn nrnw dnslr t bc rt tUXUAau3 v v mmmmglnd I dont belong to the church have the futm s of tho world rsstinz on i hfr rniKiitia compare w th otior ornahionts One Im w0 ot h w mij 4J 1I i aim- Youth Qmpnniatu t a yl iRSi feU dts vycmld I wtlyo i But wiey uQQi ujry weiuu t uout humlf is umwa im Â¬ -- - was-almoss ad Â¬ J i ist - 1 Â¬ Â¬ -- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - half-a-doz- en - Â¬ - Ana-Luke- Â¬ Â¬ i- Â¬ - - -- cs Â¬ - -- Â¬ - hide-and-se- ek 1 tlresoISiy Mwr 1 T-r- tUii mf - 0 S 32- - 1- - ts2Li J ys itNttfMHMMHMlMWuiNlii V -- - iPWHtSyH graccER IDlzel Siaasr BijK TVBi t ilitAD Democratic Mass Meeting I mWBflW AwlFftwOc J - to nominate candidates lor Congress and member of tbe State was at Midway Board of Equalization tbe Democrats of A peat Wolie county met in Tuwday tbe 17th the event be 1 tbe town of Campton the court house inÂ¬ on Saturday Aubarbecue given in honor of gust 21st 1886 at 1 oclock P 3L and BrecluHridge present member after brief and appropriate remarks by Lykins froa tbe Ashland district Hon Joe Ctbe objectCounty Chairman of tlte meeting explaining Makypreraloeat persons were present Joe C Lykius was elected chairman itmd suck speech making engaged in and David Hogg secretary of the meet- - Eihtoe Tentb Congressional district of Ken tucky for county meetings to be held at the county seat of each county in e are act ord is tBoe said districtfor tbe purpose of sending HON W P TAULBEE x ctadifeta far Ctm delegates to tbe West Liberty Conven JCfrtin tion to be held on Thursday September m Mt COOPER Pursuant to a call of tbe Chairman lof tbe Itetaocratic Committee for tbe ti ety tlte lent etH Â¬ iwtrict f tke Demecratic partrKeKHCKv safe - tbe 2nd 1886 Jfyf ellge results from that true contentment indicates perfect health of body and mind Tou may possess it if you will purify and invigorate your blood with Ayers Sarsa parilla E 31 Howard Newport N H writes I suffered for years with Scrof-Â¬ ulous humors After using two bottle3 of J j BUY THE fiEST- - HARD TIMES - j - T- - DOWN GO THE PRICES n K Ayers SaraaparIHa I Found mend Ayers Sarsaparilln I was afflicted with a dlseaso of the liver for nearly two years when a friend advised me to take this medicine It gave prompt relief and has cured me 3frs H SL Kidder 41 D wight St Boston Mass writes For several years I have used Ayers Sarsa parilla in my family I never feel safe great relief It ha3 entirely restored me to health James French Atchison Ivans To all persons suffering from writes Liver Complaint would strongly recom- Â¬ - rawiawt xA t S tbe blue grass flocked there and a oce eeJcew frow all general good vmiB xj - it AS b viz J Jtt Kose C U rianlcs U T a4 tbe cat respondent of tbe Courier- - Center J C wango David Hogg and Jcmraa in bis report says that Mr Har J B Taulbee who reported aa follows fk will shortly announce himself aa a to wit ta t rr - r xr jjaiiatn nxfBvii nBsjijacu 1- time existed On motion of Hon D SL Godsey tbe Uw appointed the following named Senator gentleman a committee on resolutions 4- - parUlng I Are first class in Material Workmanship and or Methods of Construction They are unrivaled in power and beauty of tone and in genuine excellence far surpass all organs of other Cheaper Than You Have Ever Bdfaght Before makes ever offered in our country We in particular invite the attention of RIVER MEN asd ofkttss W er We another LAKGE AJST WELIt SEEiECTEB STOOC of every variety of Goods to supplv the demands o all our customers aWhtto salc aud Retail which we PROPOSE TO SELL FOR CASH or eieiwuif Jbr Produce and Live Stock We have often tried to estabik a traIeo at Ctirhmm but have as ofien failed We have also notified our friends atnd cmuimtar fck DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE CREDIT SYSTEM end imtentiwi to reform our business but little attention has been erivea to what we rWcL smiL 2sow we intend to establish npon the ruiuj of the old credit systeia a STRICTLY vAfeii JLJLSlxijfc which will enable ua to sell you goods OVER 67OGQ SOLD t r V nity to announce bis candidacy for At 3torsey General and Senator Beck advised tbe district to keep Breckinridge in Con- - for CdteHenry Governor Senator Cra embraced tbe opportu rce ef Â¬ L- - es Sevea of tbe Chicago Anarchists who Cfttd uch carnage in that city last priiig a full report of which we pab jikfeed At that time have been sentenced to death and one other one to tbe pen iitefttiary for fifteen years The seven Feilden Schwab are Juries Parson keber Lingg and Engle Nebe goes to bejfiH4iary In all its seriousness vven itktbe best piece of news that 3mc beea berakled to tbe world in months It saows that tbe law will be maintained aad saoiety protected and practically jptfts a aukUu to Aaarcbism in this f -- t iRwr Geo O Sarnes and bis tamily COHsktiag of bis wife son Willie and ftwo daaghtere Mkses Marie and Georgia aad Mks JRrednaaa of London England arrived ia Loakvillo Monday the 16th Thk completed the great evangelists trip around tbe globe which was begun four years ago On Sunday be opened his jfirst aieetingat Woodiawn race course in Lexiagton Cross tbe street car man farakbed all the seats lights waterc far tbe immense concourse of people who tara out to bear thu wonderful man preach -- coBtry i i - r i-- Mrs Sarah Bobinson the Massacbu- setts woman now in jail for murder is ckarged with having poisoned her son in orderthat skc might make a trip to Eu Programme raeoa tbe money received on his life Of annual meeting of Presbyterian insurance policy Verily pious Massa Â¬ Churches of Wolfe Menifee and Brea- Â¬ chusetts stands a show to go up ahead thitt counties to be held in Jackson be Â¬ of bloody Kentucky as the dirt Blingers ginning Sept 2nd 1886 THURSDAY are continually calling our State Ye 730 r M Opening sermon by Rev E O Northeners pick out tbe beam c c GuerranL Â¬ 1 Bcolved That wc approve of the eyea time and place of the call of the Conven tion by the Chairman of the distrirt 2 That we look with pride upon the re- Â¬ cord of our present member in OoinjrefB As a liver medicine and without It Hon P Taulbee that we heartily indorse bis official actions believing that be ban general purifier of the blood it has no made uh a most worthv and etficent member equal Mrs A B Allen Winterpock and meriu an Indorsement by being re- Â¬ Va writes My youngest child two turned to Congress years of age was taken with Eowel Com- Â¬ 3 We heartily approve tbe action of our present member of the Board of Equaliza- Â¬ plaint which we could not cure We tried tion Hon Waller Chenault and tender to many remedies but he continuod to grow him our thanks for the manner in which Le worse aud finally became so reduced In hst3 watched our interest in hia official ca Â¬ flesh that we could only move him upon pacity a pillow It was suggested by one of tho 4 That we recognize in the person of doctors that Scrofula might be the cause Alfred Coiubd of the county of Menifee a of the trouble We procured bottle a of man highly competent and qualified to discharge the duties devoviug upon a member of such Board Therefore resolved that the delegates from thin couaty to the West Liberty Convention be instructed to catt the vote of thin county for Hon V P Taul- Â¬ bee lor Congress and Alfred Combs for member of the Stutc Board of Equalization to rote as a unit on all propositions arising and commenced giving it to him It surely before said Convention and to ue all hoi -erable means to secure their nominations so worked wonders for iu a short time he kmg as their names are before the Conven- Â¬ was completely cured tion Sold by all DruggUts On motion the following named personH Prleo 91 Six bottles 35 were appointed delegates to said conven Â¬ tion viz Hon D S Godsey J C Lykius Prepared by Dr J C Ayer Co Lowell David Hogg John D Rose sr S S Combs Mass U S A H N Horten J H Evans J H Pierutt J CSwango W B Duff Elijah Kosejr Judge J B Svvango Joseph M Kaih John M Rose S B Smith R G Rose BOB NUNNELLY WITH R M Wilson Stephen Swango sr A B Landram T Johnsou J B Elkiua J B Hollan J K Cockerham J S Cox Jesse CO Adums David Speneer J B Tuulbee C C Hanks G T Center C M Hanks sr B C WHOLESALE SADDLERY McGuire W H Chambers and E F Duff Resolved that TnB Hazel Gkkek Her ald Three Forks Enterprise lit Sterling J L Dunlap Miimtfacturera of Sentinel Clark County Democrat Powell J II Dunlap County Journal lacking Valley Scorcher V C llarreit Saddles I luriKss c and all the Democratic newspapers in the District are requested to publish the pro- 728 aud 750 and dealers in ceedings of this meeting V Main St On motion of D S Godsey the Convenj Saddlery Hardware tion adjourned nine die J C Lykins Chairman LOUISVILLE KY David Hogg Secretary Â¬ At Home large stock of CLOTHING DRY GOODS c cv which we ju o4ferig at special low prices for cash To all of our customers haying accounts due we most earnestly solicit te coiae forward and make settiements You owe it to us to do so as well as t yottisei 1 as honorable men We will sell you goods cheaper than you have ever bought theea before we can better afford it because we will take no risk on time Respectfully- - J T THS GSE1T F DAY BSiiySjBHB -- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS f Tim Latest Prefect THS M3C31XICAL 02ft anOTBOXt W AETWHS SEE I Â¬ Tbe Misetti Kit The Celestisa Gul ll - -- - f4MM Sli 91 Sarsaparilla AYERS SPECIAI NOTICE If you want a firat claj Barlpr Orfaa the iEOIiIAN is the one to buy-- With it you can play at one the most difficult music without years of practice and hun Â¬ dreds of dollars expense in learning and then perhapa not succeed while with this you can play at sight as no otbar can At the same time if you wish you can be learning tkm use of the keys as it has a full nve octave key board witk four full sets of reeds and is not only a cultivator of mmic Send for Catalogue but an instructor Price a DUNLAP EROS EMILY TRIPP Publisher of Music and Dealer in Pianos Orgais Etc No 519 FOURTH AVENUE LOUISVILLE KY Â¬ Hardmrm Pianos Chickering Pianos Mathus hek Pianos Snierson Piano5 Star Pianos Arion Pianos and the niatcliless Johnston Organs Write for Catalogues and Prices JOHNSOPANODYNE THE NEW AND ELEANT HIGH ARM JENNIE JUNE SEWING MACHINE IS TITS BEST 51 CO JOHNSTON Wholesale and Retail Dealers D S JMINIMENP PARSONS Qfc T V I ST OTJBBS Diphtheria Croup Asthma Bronchitis Neuralgia Shaumattam Blaedia ftt Hoarsenfras lafiuenxs Hacking- ConshWhoopLaCoagh Caiarrh OoiarsaCarbsa Eyseatary Ch Co Bojtam lfiM ZMarrboaa Kidney Troubles azd Spinal StaoasesTPamshlet tree Sr X S Johasos fcImn rai 9 MAKE 2TSW 58 We t Fourth Street axes Tbe recent session of Congress prov- Â¬ ided for the issual of new silver certifi--cate- a which will be put into circulation aboat November 1st The 1 certificate will bear a vignette of Martha Waabing ton tbe 2 of Gen Hancock in full juniform and tbe 10 of Vice President jHendricka Either Gen Grant or Gen JtfoCleUan will be on tbe 5 certificate 900 1000 A M- - 1100 a m 230 p M Patrick and Jesse Spicer Scnnon by Rev J B Devault Discussion The Relation of Various Denominations Open- ea oy xicv j j uioicey 330 P M Discussion Studyof the Scrip upenea ny u c liern tures 730 p 900 a M Discussion What is a Christian Opened by Rev J Ii De- vauit and J U M Day M Discussion Our DutieH to Others Opened by Rev S II Â¬ FRIDAY BUS ISO OTEEIt GIOliA STATE COUNTY V5 COLLEGE of KENTUCKY Eighteen Professors and Instructors APPOINTEES RECEIVED FREE OF TUITION and Mechanical Scientific EngineeringGlassica Normal School Military Tactics Commercial and Preparatory Courses of Study Thesa cilia wers a wenderfal dlsoovary No others lUca them in th htgcIA wiH bomuwIt aare or relieve til masnor of disease Tho inforoaUoa aronsd caeh box is worth ten tiaea the coc or box oC pills Find oat about them and 70a will alrrays be thaakfal One pill a deee HlaatraA jewyhUt ITrAC VaO- i ua oa CnM AArn UC13 n mi t Kir mail 1S4X i n v MA TV T 9 TnWVlTf JltOft 9 V UW1U W lut v 1 Sheridans Condition turn ociBf Kiss isy WOI BSSJE8 Powder is absolutely puro and highly con fliJce it is aad Qhlekes aholnra centrated One ounce is worth a pound of all disease ofhsa any other kind It is Ia worth Ita weighs strictly a medicine to ClutriMt infold aaail fireev cc rtven witn xooa book B7 Bold everywhere or sent by mail for S3 cea is suass a 1 4 u- - air tigM un ooas sx Dymsa Six oana by oxpreas prepaid for 3500- S3 1 a J OEtbOX txi m BLOOD PILLS M w Â¬ A company known a3 the t Valley Bailroad Co ized to build a railroad from Knoxville to Cumberland Gap where connection 1100 A will be aiado with a branch of the L 2 from London in Laurel county The 230 P company has 500000 and work will be Â¬ Powell has been organ don Sermon by Rev E P Mickel SATURDAY For Catalogue and other information Fall terra begins Sept Stll l886 Address JAMES K PATTERSON PH I Lexington Kentucky M M Training of Children Opened by Z T Ilaney J J C Rack and Hurara Mullins Sermon Doctrines of the PresRev J If byterian Church Â¬ Â¬ gin at once - - President Cleveland and his better thalf are spending tbe summer in the D D Adirondack mountains free from the AGKXTS WAXTEDlfCSOCCUPlED TERRITORY SUNDAY 1030 Celebration of Lords Supper of the office seeker H haunts Fishing and Dedication of Church Ser033wrr 3TOK crxtouiiAXi fresh air shady drives and calm sweet mon by Rev E O Guerrant D D rest will prove beneficial to tbe Chief 330 P K Sunday School Mas3 Meeting JUNE MANUFACTURING CO 730 p M Sermon bv Rev J H Martin Jtfagistrate of the Nation Cor La Salle Aenne aad Ontario Street D D The Christian people of every denom- Â¬ CHICAGO ILL Tbe official rote of this 19th district ination are cordially invited to attend gives CoL H Lilly Rep 372 major all the services Those from a distance ity over Bamford White Dem for will have homes provided for them W B CoorER cult Judge For Commonwealths Pastor of Church Jackson K Attorney Mara Dem beats Hurst JBep by a majority of 670 Sick headache is the bane of many lives this annoying complaint may be As a reliable remedy In cases of Croup Tbe cloaest race ever made for Circuit cured and prevented by the occasional or sudden Colds YThooping Cough Jadge ia JCestucky was in the Seventh use of Dr J H McLeans Little Liver and for the prompt relief and cure of Pillets pleasant Dktrict between ex Gov Leslie Dem and Kidneylarger thanThey arehead to take no a pin and throat and lung diseases Ayers Cherry mi CapL Carr Bep There were 19- - are the ladies favorite for biliousness Pectoral Ib invaluable Mrs E G Edgerly Council Bluffs Iowa writes yoUs cast I consider taste in the mouth jaundice for le 21 Majority and Carr won by only bad Averts Cherry Pectoral a most Important ucorrhea and paintul memtruation 25 cents a vial Sold by G B Swango remedy for home ubc I have tested Its Hazel Green and J 2 Vaughn Camp curative power in my family many WEST LIBERTY ton times during the past thirty years and Vows Qsieklj Xeted by a Harried Tisiter have never known it to fail It will reKansas or Bust Salyer tbe pedagogue of this lieve the most serious affections of the S A Grand Excursion will leave Winplace rode over to West Liberty Friday throat and lungs whether in children or retarning Monday morning and below chester on Tuesday September 2nd 1886 adulte John H Stoddard Petersburg at 240 P m via the Kentucky Central Va writes I have never found a med talk what be aw and heard He visited tbe Poplar Grove basket Ohio Mississippi and Missouri Pacific Iclu equal to aaeeting where he saw an immense con- Railroads for Kansas City and Osborne gregation assembled and beard Hon W City Kansas Fare for the round trip 19 Kansas City P Taalbee and Eev D B Eagan ex Cityto Tickets good and 25 to Osborne for 30 days and good jxjuad tbe Scriptures Six were convert- Â¬ to stop off at any point west of Kansas ed to Christ He beard that flux was raging in West City either going or coming also one for the prompt relief of throat and lung Liberty aad saw Leslie Perry who was half fare to any point in Kansas from takaa down with it He heard that Kansas City Now is the time to go and diseases peculiar to children I consider It an absolute cure for all such affections Mrs W W McGuire wasquitesick but look at the country and to visit friends If you are going remit ns 5 and name and am never without it in tho house did not learn tbe cause He beard tbe mass meeting indorse the point you wish a ticket for and we Mrs L E Herman 187 Mercer St Jersey I have always found Hon W P Tulbees course in Congress will deliver you the ticket at the depot City writes and saw them instruct for him he also in Winchester on September 2nd on the Ayers Cherry Pectoral useful in my family B T Johnson Mt Savage Md saw them instruct for Bob Eiam for payment of the balance of the fare Old soldiers now is the time for vou to take For the speedy cure of sudden State Board of Equalization writes your claim A good crowd will go and Jtae neard Henry Cox had the itch Colds and for the relief of children afflicta glorious time can he expected If you ed with Croup I have never found any Â¬ aad when he called upon him saw a picture resembling the Bible picture of Job are going let us know at once Address thing equal to Ayers Cherry Pectoral C F Knowlton Manager but be lenew it werent Job It Is the most potent of all the remedies I Stanton Powell county Ky W H Stickler Terre He beard everybody speak highly of have ever used Tme Herald and saw several who will Ayers Cherry Haute Ind writes fubscribe for it soon Pectoral cured my wife of a severe lung Â¬ Keeping the Sab Â¬ bath Holv Opened by Rev Ja8 Little and Dr Taulbee ssasai 330 P M Dutv of Elders and Deacons Tho LADIES FAVORITE boennne Opened by Rev E P Mickel and James H Williams it is LIGHT KUlTOriira-- and does History of the Presbyterian such beautiful work AgentB Eavor 730 P If Rev E 0 Guerrant iteboeause it is a quick and easy seller Church M llartin mm JWm The Celebrated TRADERS v DEPOSIT BANK D D nqliin Discussion dDlilull lip 1 110 aa J MT STERLING KY o SCHOOL DESK M BIGSTAFF President Cashier W W THOMSON KiuijLiv D1KECTOR8 Jami s Chokn Du K K mto4Iv JL Andrew Fjsli r ESTABLISHED 84T It Is now aearly iUty years since this acUicinc wis eSncd a cxmttif lor Warms sad from that time its rcpuunoa lias ctxyicis steadily increasot unul ax the X tUe wood to be the jrvtmrn rtmtJjr Worn ltaecnaat tnrougiiout nearly a almost uiinen illy at dfsease hae beea maaafactured ail oxr the made more for the purpose of pleasing the palate tbaa of eoaatry W their short lease of life is nearly exhausted aad Q A Fibnestoeks Venniue continues to grow favor daily ChUdrcn often look pule and suilr ftoa no other cause thaa var mt and satmt are aost frequatly Ue result ot these Iiiddea sappers and miners Whn they are irritable and feverish sometiraes craTinj food and eatiap raxeamtsfy aain refusing- wholesome met tnssinrr restlesily in sleep moaning ana gnnaing- tne teetn men oe assnrtc taese s vaptcaia are tnaicattons of worms Many a help- mi ehiid has been Ud ia the prave when the Hue lie which caused Its death has been entirely misunderstood and when worms hae really been the cause It has been preedbeyad cail that worms exist in the human system from earliest infancy therefore parcats especially moico stantly with their children cannot le too observing of OicjSrst symftemt tutr nj for so surely as they exist tBy raa be taftly and ifetdily remored form the mast dtlitatt infant by tbe timely use ef B A FaktMStochs Vermife Physicians do not hesitate to recommend It aad use it in their practice and many of the siose eminent of th BroiVsdan from alt narts of the country testify to its uniform success In fact It aerer fall tu child It has freouentlv been ren as a safe purgative not suspecting tbe cause of the Illness and quaatitts of warms were discharged aad ioimKttawt relief afforded Creat caution mut he used by every purchaser to be hi own jud e ia one sense aad to etawinc owry bottle he buvs of it The simple name of FAHNSSTOCK is not sufficient He sum lowk doely and carefully tascctaaf ia ftK BMeekp initials ari O A piuviKTnrir inf Naw Fbanklik Howard Co Mo CAVMtDfiiJiSt- Mesrs Schwartz Se Haslett Ptttsiurg- Pa Havtnj nsed the orfgfcil K A Fahnestock Vumifug rem la ray practice fcr many years I hav no hesitancy- - la Mmu Ctntlcmtn I have used sorn- - of that tieelleiit Jy B A Fahnestocks Vermifuge aud found it to have the mewiint it as a remedy whhh ls xai tffltUnt desired effect I think your Vermifuge can not safely tc dis Â¬ In all casts where a Vetmlfug I JitertliaiU nrrded pensed with ia any family Yours Ac THOS K HANDY M D J W HUBBARD M D AMNFS TQCK v 9 jfll J II SBllar kuowinled parbot oereomi3jthe pmc i r VERMIFUGE nMrrrhaire Irje rnn icTKr - mt Drake J T Highland J L SCHWARTZ I CO B a FahALc1son 4 co Pittsbarf FlSii Fniiia X5ALACE HOTEL FRENCIIBUEG KY C a B SWAN CO - DEALER For Instant Use e Proprietor The patronage of the traveling public is respectfully invited Tabh the best and every attention to the comfort of jrneats WJLLLAMS J H Ii GENERAL MERCHANDISE HAZEL GREEN KENTUCKY XEErS COSSTAXTLY OX ILlND A r uianufacturod liy the THE JOHN Go SHHiitrCflMrlY FCLL VSSOETEKXT OF Sidney School Joun Lotjghlin Furniture Sole Proprietor Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in SIDNEY OHIO Thin DeBk hns boon Acloptcil in Noarly All the Leading SchoolH of tho Country DRY GOODS -- Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Ready made Clothing Hats Caps Soots Shoes Queensware TiQwey Hardware Table and Pocket Cutlery Croccrr- 1 ies Stovos and Farming Implement In fact everything usually kept in a firat clasa country store and at BOTWif PRICES Also will take in exchange for Goods or in payment of any debt dae me all kiadtf r Countrv Produce and Live Stok of every descriiitior AJ Â¬ Â¬ Globes Registers Dictionary Holders Maps Map CttHes Numeral Frames Charts Dictionaries Anatomical Models Race Seventh Eraser Blackboards Liquid Slating Bells Crayon Microscopes And even hinj needed in a school room 0 Write uh tor complete catalogue Ad- Â¬ dress 1625000 NOW IN USE CARPETING George Strcete H J CLARKE AVITil ELEGTRIG BELT FffiE Cincinnati O Sievers Garson Hardware Co 637 W Main Street LOUISVILLE KY Cherry Pectoral AYERS Sidney flOly School Furniture Company OHIO IMPORTERS AXD JOBBERS To introduce it ivcwill for aslwrt time give away in each countvto tkose IikelvU awks good agents a limited number of our GER Â¬ MAN ELELTRO GALVANIC SUSPENSO K BELTS a positive aad uafiuliseesre Loss of Vigor Rheumatlara etcVaricIe paid if every Belt we mannfactura does not generate a genuine electric carraat Address at once GERMAN BELT AGENXY i O- - Box 178 Brooklyn New York jtl4 o80-JU-ward for ervoua Dehilitr Wcaknew SIPNEY OF LC WELLS WITU W N HALDEMAN President of the Qreat LOUISVILLE COURIER JOURNAL CO Tells What Ho Knows of Wm H ITixllerton JOBBKR OF Dry TH1SD EACE Ss Good AND UNION STESETS Hats Caps Straw Goods Glove and TTrubrellaR B E ROBERTS CHILLJCOTHE O Â¬ WINTERSMITHS Â¬ Â¬ CHILL CURE OrriCK or thb Ur lyinUrsmith GoURWa JooKNAt NOTIONS Cincinnati of Tssrepainng on atches Clocks Jewelry Bring me vonr work SSEt and optical goods uand it will be neatly and promptly re- paired at reasonable prices Hoping bv 2 tair ihonest worlc and remainjiriees to merit iSgyour patronage I T F CAItR 5S Yours truly V RUSH F WILLIAMSON WITH Henry L Crane Boot Shoe Wholesale Dealers in Garter Bros f Co Go WHOLESALE Boots Shoes Rubbers 93 W Pearl St FORD WITH Dry Goods John A Carter james u carter Jo J- I and Notions 729 731 and 733 KY r Locisviixx Jmdrew Jbbason the notorious outlaw of Belle countywho was made the subÂ¬ ject of so much comment by bis killing the Jailer of Belle county a young man aad little girl while on their return from church nearly two years ago was arÂ¬ rested despite bis boastfulncss bv the deputietfol Marshal Gross at Pineville on Sunday tbe 16th Among tbe posse nutting tbe arrest was Deputy W T Bay of this vicinity Johnsons offence was tbe forcible release of a prisoner by the persuasive power of bis revolver while tbe 0 S officer was taking him a jpoonsainer over the mountains of Bell soanty to Louisville some days ago -- Home for Sale I offer for sale for the next sixty days at a reduced price and on easv terms a nice dwelling house and lots beautifully situated The house is in elegant repair having been built within the last three years and is lo- Â¬ cated in a healthy and growing part of the town with geod out building About fifty growing fruit treeR and best of all a well of neverfailing water GOOD WARRAN- Â¬ supposed to be Quick Con- Â¬ sumption We now regard the Pectoral E M Breck as a household necessity Minn writes enridge Bralnerd I and wherever I am subject to Bronchitis go am always sure to have a bottle of affection Ayers Cherry Pectoral with me It Is without a rival for the euro of bronchial affections PREPARED BY TY TITLE - I am determined to sell and anv one de- Â¬ siring a beautiful residence in the most prosprouB and thriving town in the moun- Â¬ tains will do well lo call on or address me as to price and termF at oxch alltf J B TAULBEE M D Hazel Green Ky Dr Tr C Co Lowell Mass For sale by all Druggists Ayer af your Chill Cure The private assurances of its efficacy I had aad the Rood results of us effects I for more had observed on Mr R W Meredith who ray office than fifteen years has been foreman of induced me to test it ia my family The results The first case was have been entirely satisfactory of two years sanding in which I believe every known remedy had been tried with temporary chills returning periodically and seemingly Your cure broke them at with increased severity once and there has been no recurrence of them for The other case was of a more than six menths milder form and yielded more readily to othor remedies but the chills would return at intervals until ycur medicine was used since which time now several months they have entirely disappeared From the opportunity 1 have had to judge I do not j nesuaic to cJipit- u Hs a valuable specific and performs all you promise - Sir I waive a rule I have observed for many years the vJut of your remedy prompt Â¬ ing me to say in reply to your request what I know CINCINNATI O EPA1RING WM RE My Shop jul am now C Bethel G Carter j Jr j LOUISVILLE At at Ezc prepared to do all kinds Manns Bros Boot Shoe Go Street Boots Shoes Rubbers So 82 West Pcnrl CINCINNATI O Manufacturers and Dealers in r REENAVADE HOUSE SK FORD WITT Of BooncviUe Acafewy Somrfti TXACK pre announces that k tW rSSTlTCTES dri and Ansrnat aadwHl gUHnvttjmwt f in A The MoRfsrGiMrTeir institute of 2SS5 mrs of fcfmi r We f Prepared to Tucti isfiicta Prof A SANDERS row otkf Jy ja - Jr AUGUST BURNHEIH BAUER mt 50r 1 Yy iwjjnuHj N HALDEMAN W SfFoo sale by J T P Day T J COPE Proprietor Table supplied with all delieaeies of the Special attention to commercial season tourists FEENCHBURG KY earnet manner ia whiek ae our instruction asespre5 9m ducted the cxereC3 on 516 Broadway CLOTHING ff wii Vtt- m saas SJl 33Charee8 reeWeti M application FKUr jfeiSH m Arwe A 5A2Jr wtv tr j 3 - - v J 4-- ifcAWidBgE ep 5 V rfS-- T JawyicBEC Bs 39t 28 Democrat scribe met willi Senator Beck 4e fcrtter a Yew Mwejrs Advance and engaged him Sh conversation and WOLFE COUNTY JFmhi pleat advertkeiacMts inserted the talk turned upon Representative atS cetrta tter lack lirst hwertios ad 25 j Taulbee Mr Beck said that MrTaul- - SppADLrNG Aug 15 Religious seri Meteek siettt itt MMerium bee made a good Representative that he vices were held at this place last Sunday went out is aggreaave Salyersville Aug 13 Mss Mat Kirk m year Hifr ikuv and expresses nas opinions oi ins ownÂ¬ nighx at the residence of Ligu Creech Crops are very good in this neighbor- them with force command- on Little Laurel Revs Marion K Ely tie Willmore who has been attending ijiood KHcriftitH Jts expired Stump I itkr ca you Arc re rttueMied to reialt xnd re ing the attention and favor of the House and Leander Clerr both ofliciated A school at Nicholasville returned last Mr Beck said emphatically He is one large crowd was in attendance and good week to the home of her sister Mrs Geo ww yRr xufettcriptieu at eac James Henry Sebastian of Breathitt or the best young members of Congress order prevailed except a litte row be-Â¬ Gardner of this place She was accom will this wek begin the erection of a Mr AV J Kehoe Private Secretary of tween two young men which for a few panied by one of her young lady friends handsome two story HAXEL CKEEN KY frame dwelling on Taulbee is moments threatened to bathe in blood who will remain some time with her WEDNESDAY AUG 55 1886 Speaker Carlisle also said the Boon boric of rrozen The house is honest earnest sincere and thnurghly the participants Pistols were inquired Miss Pattie Mann who was at home to be 50x16 and will be built by J reliable He has convictions and is not for and fierce words used but there was during tlm Institute returned last Sun Â¬ Wilson of this place which insures L TIMETABLE a always to express them Railway afraid where to place himYou quality no shooting nor was any one hurt The day to her school ou the Burning Spring i good job KtriKfyaul Sovth Atlantic know a row was over a girl and J M Fulks joric mucn to ttie regret ot her many He commands recently elected constable commauded friends UiHdard lie22 urinates slower than Mt that is very desirable The Mitchell Wagon for sale at S S the respect of his fellow members and peace at once Sterling time Hon Pres Taulbee was in town smil- Gaitskills Mt Sterling Xe 1 leave 34 1 Steal rag at 7 a if arrives is popular in Congress No uew memDavid Lawson our good old black Â¬ ing hands with his at Roth well at iUO A- - 3 ber is better liked and has bettor success smith who was defeated for magistrate few and shakingHe is making friends a days ago X 2 leaves Roihwell at 9 a X- - arrtyes at ready for Sentinel Democrat in this district says that he is glad he another term in Washington CtSierlinst 10rill a r Ke 3 leavea Mt Sterling at L40 p x not have felt was defeated for he Profs Hayes and Wylie and your s-en As per previous announcement in this justified in laying wouldhis profession at Rethweli at 329 P X aside humble informer were handsomly en- Â¬ K 4 leaves Rothwell at 345 P M arrives paper Rev E P Mickel preached at i which he has followed until he has grown tertained one day last week at the home at ML Sterling at 530 p m the Presbyterian Church here last Fri j Aft Sterling rith 1105 a day night Dr E O Guerrant on Satur- gray in service and that the office would of Geo Gardner Bfa2 eeaaecui at IS WARRANTED to cure Fever ami at aad 157 p M trains ja C O railway day at 11 a M and Saturday night At not suit him The school here began Monday under Aue Intennittent or Chill Fever Re fur XexiaglftB Cincinnati and Louisville the latter meeting Mrs JudVe Swango The Hazel Green Herald is greet- Â¬ the charge of Miss J J Griiiin princi mittent Fever Dumb Ague Bilious Fever Ke 3 eeaaecU at Mt Sterling with 1103 a ed throughout this country which it pal anu hiss ljizzie hublect assistant Diiijrue or Hreak bono Fever Liver X trsta ob C fc O froai tke East and 136 Mrs Joe Clark Mrs Cal CundifTand represents with much praise Being Complaint and The good people of Magoffin county ilalarial poisons all diseases arising from P X train freia Lottuville and Cincinnati Misses Rosa Bell and Mary Burton uni- well edited with contributions of the ted with the church Sunday Dr Gufr remember Jtf V mtgoaaery county court day special c it gives will of 1SS6 with pleasure the Instileave Itetawell on the 3rd Monday in each rant preached at Bethsalem and Mr highest order each week tute Harpers S C July 9 18S4 Subscribe for it BuoHtk at 730 A Mj arriving at Mt Sterling Mickel pref ched here morning and even general satisfaction Miss Emma Rice Hpent Institute week For eighteen moiiths suf at 9 XH Keturniag leaves Mt Steriiug ing leaving on Monday morning where only 1 a year erccl with Chills anil Fever at 3 P - arriving at Both well at 4 30 P x he joined Bro Guerrant and assisted in Rev G G Ragan preached his fare- Â¬ with her cousin Miss Emma Fairchilds Imvu Rotkwell for Mt Sterling at C p x the services at that place which closed well sermon at this place a few Sundays Everybody is preparing to go to camp having Chills every other day GEO B HARPER Supt last evening From there they go to since Bro Ragan has been the pastor meeting if they dont get sick before After trying vajious remedies Dr Mann and son are away on a visit recommended to cure used a Breathitt The meetings here were well of the church here for four years and attended by people of all denominations has a great many friends who will regret to friends and relatives in Virginia LOCAL KEWS bottle of Ayers Ague Cure and his departure and much interest manifested Willie and Emma Spurlock visited have never since had a chill We bought a head f cabbage Monday Jame3 Hall and wife of Campton Bloomiugton last week EDWIN HARPER A Republican for Taulbee weighed 7j pounds wero visiting this neighborhood baturuay Even watermelons are said to be sick PREPARED BY Xi r Editor of The Herald I thought and Sunday last we are glad to meet ly this year Beatty of Beattyville ia vi- - Fwould send you an item for your most with them at any time and hope they Dr J C Ayer Co Lowell Haas tke family of F McGuire at this valuable paper and I hope it will not will pay us another visit soon Id by all Druggists Farbetter than the harsh treatment of ph find its way to the waste basket I had John M Rose passed through here medicines which horribly gripe the paof attending tient and destroy the coating of the AY HOUSE Ckrley Kesdail of Nicholas is vieit the pleasurethe head of Red the basket Tuesday last en route homo from the stomach Dr River last Mt Sterling Court but V- didnt say meeting ou J H McLeanj Chills and iHg his brother Rev R Kendall of Sunday Fever Cure by mild yet effective action Aug 15 where they fed the what luck he had in selling HAZEL GREEN KY thu place many nd twelve baskets full were taken Miss Maggie Taulbeo a very haudsome will cure Sold at 50 cents a bottle by Hev ISAAC MURPHY Pimr Joe Stephens of Montgomery accom- Â¬ up Bajv Leander Lacy preached an young lady of Laurel Creek is suffering G B Swango Hazel Green and J N The table is supplied with the best in the panied by his wife and family are visit excellent sermon Leander is one that much pain from scrofula in her left jaw Vaughn Campton Market and cverv attention given to guests can preach with the best of them I and cannot get any relief ltatcs reasonable on ia our towa MORGAN COUNTY also had the pleasure of meeting Hon Our Sabbath School is still increasing JAS A BHCTTLKWORTII 8 H Hose has been appointed post W P Taulbee Well I cant tell you in numbers and from the present out- Â¬ Ezel Aug 21 Yes thp moon has S J GRAUMAN how glad I was to meet him Pres is auMjter at Still water ou the route between sure to be re elected if I can have my look much good will be accomplished in been shining beautifully for the bust few GRAUMAN SHUTTLEWORTH tkis place and Campton the near future nights and from what we saw on the way if I am A Republican Mrs James H Stamper of Campton streets the other day it has been shining Manufacturers and Jobbers of We want 175 to 200 bushels of coal Geo Tuck White Green Hufla paid us a flying visit on the 16th hist through a still worm There are some delivered in house at Hazel Green and unprincipled persons in this community kers best man ha just returned from a returning home next day Invite bids Apply to this office tf trip to Prestonsburg Pikeville c and L P Clark of Maytown was in our who slip this stuff into our town in the night and the next day the result is Lulie Day aad Oallie Wallace the reports sales to the amount of 3800 A neighborhood on business this week seen Now if you night hawks dont odds aad eveas of two pair of twins are good man with an advertisement in The stop this you will got a trip to the Big Campton Aug 20 Stickley oh the sick list with something like flux Herald is always sure to sell em and while blasting with powder and Drake Court fuse in those moss back drummers who occasionTaylor Johnson who has been building of the Christian ally come this way representing houses the well of Granville Baley on the 19th The annual meetiug iiist county will be held at afraid to show up should profit hereby per whs tamping his fuse on the pow a house in this place for the last twelve Churches of this an Cawptoa on the 4th Sunday in Septem The merchants of this section propose cut withfuse iron or steel tamper which months has succeeded in getting enough 605 W Main Street the and caused enough friction timber together to put on one coat of buying from progressive men and when ber LOUISVILLE KY they fail to see the card of a house in the to set off the blast and blow Drake up paint and while waiting for it to dry burning and mangling him badly The has rented the farm of James Lacy foi OEOUGE DOLL Reeae B Kash paid a flying visit to representative Eastern Kentucky paper merly owned by S G Sample on Greasy Vi brother Hon J M Kash the first The Hazel Greek Herald sir they doctors think that he will recover ha wiTII of tbk week Reese no li ves in O wiugs are rather chary about catching on James Morrison who went prospecting and will move to it soon ville in Perry county for precious metals has On last Thursday four buggies loaded Co Rosenberg Flexner R M McKee of Montgomery county returned and reports that he saw no in- with relatives of John D Henry passed G W Hawea of Bourbon county Ky a brother of Judge Clay AfcKee of Mt dications of precious metals but did see through here on their way to and J G Littleton and wife of Mt Sterling was in this vicinity last week a great many coal mines ranging from This will cause the big pot to be Johns Successors toRosenberg Nathan JcFlexner put in Steriiug are registered at the Pieratt buying sheep He secured Green three to six feet on their face Morri- Â¬ the little one filled with the good things WHOLESALE Hotee Stamper to buy them for him and wa3 son says that where coal and oil are that are easily found about Johns premvery well satisfied with his purchases plentiful there is no precious metal ises Mias Clara Day of Frozen Creek who In conversation with The Herald man AND Married On the 151th inst John The new church house at this place is has been visiting her cousins Misses he spoke of the fine crops the nice build Williams of Johnson county to Miss ready for plastering and James Ifall has Lalaaud Lillie Day of this place re ings that he had seen throughout the Nannie Asbury of this place the cere- Â¬ beon 71 2 and 714 South Side Main expected to do the work turacd home Sunday country and the new ones in course of mony being performed at the residence Prof Hiden preached at the hall last erection On the whole he was much IM Judge Lusk last Friday started up his pleased with the country and the people of the brides father May success at- Sunday at 11 oclock and Rev J R tend thorn through life Kendall at 3 in the afternoon MW mill on Lacy Creek and thenatives and expressed the opinion that with a LOUISVILLE KX Mrs S S Combs presented to me a are planning for dwellings with Mansard railroad running to us we would not be The firm of J M Pieratt Bro of bunch of corn containing thirteen dis- this place is minus the brother part R roots and bay windows behind any section of the Suite tinct ears all from the same shoot M Pieratt retiring Bring on stalk that will beat it A Chambers North The Old Reliable J Ireland Louisville Ky Liberty O The Kentucky Union railroad has been or anotheranother that will hold the corn W B Lykins left here on last Thursshuck and Henry Bold to a syndicate of Scotchmen and T C day to attend the Baptist Association in James of Lock Haven Pa were regis our people maj yet hear the toot of the Henry Pieratt the young and popular Lawrence county tered at the Pieratt last week PROPRIETORS iron horse before the next presidential livery stable man of Hazel green was in Prof He had brought school Hiden has just closed his writing election It is understood that the new town this morning at this place giving general satisTJacle Joe IX Nlckell who resides on owners have the wherewith the soap over Mr Chambers who is delivering a faction Grassy in Morgan county lost a daught- the spondulix and that they will begin book entitled the Bible Companion On Commission S S Dennis is ou the pick list er last Wednesday evening from flux operations at once or pretty soon The I received a letter from J B White That disease has almost become an epi canny Scotchmen do things up in good stating that he is defeated by a majority Blurt Mountain men will do well to consult us before otlering stock for sale o s we believe demic in our section style and when they once begin work of 360 and that J P Marrs is elected Persons who lead a life of exposure il will be to their interest will push the road through May God by a majority of 670 This is a little are subject to rheumatism neuralgia ficvg C F-- Oaey and W L Stamper ppeea the day strange GIVE US A TRIAL and lumbago and will find a valuable e expected to preach at the Methodist Corn crops are looking well ami there remedy in Dr J 11 McLeans Volcanic Church in Hazel Grecu on the iith Sun and you will stop with us every time Mrs Lizzie Maxey of Waco Mo has will be a dayxn this month and perhaps on the been visiting the family of Dr Mason the peoplegreat deal of corn made where Oil Liniment it will banish pain and sometime since thought there subdue inflammation Sold by G B Saturday night previous Kash and other relatives and friends at would be none P ROGERS Swango Hazel Green and J N Vaughn thin place but left Sunday for Ezel WITH Some people have begun to plow for Campton Miss Clara Day of Frozen Creek where she will visit for a week and then Misses Lula and Lillie Day and Lula start for home She was a Miss Ailing wheat in this neighborhood Tell MENIFEE COUNTY SHIPLEY DOISY CO Adams of this place were in to see us ton raised at West Liberty and married Stillwater Aug last Saturday and we explained to them J T Maxey a brother of Mrs Dr Kash quarterly meeting at 29 There will be Frenchburg Aug 20 I omitted in this place com the mysteries of the art preservative of this pace It has been eighteen years menceing the 28th of this month it be Â¬ my last to express my regrets over the since she before visited this section and for Justice of Mrs J T Stephenson sent us a bucket she was surprised to see the wonderful ing Rev D B Demarces last round defeat of Longfellow Everybody is invited to come that there the Peace Bro L came nearer crying somp of elegant tomatoes Mrs Wallace improvement in that time may oe a great good accomplished ior than I ever did over defeat of any Re delicious corn and Miss Mary Belle the cause of Christ publican and I think if it would be any Trimble a xeu of toothsome sweet po Johnpon Young accompanied by his Mrs Larkin Samples and son of Rus- consolation the lachrymal fountain of tatoes They will please accept thanks son is visiting in our vicinity For a my soul would open and enoagh tears sell county Va were the Cor 4th and Elm Streets man past eighty years of age he is re R M Cecil last week guests of Mrs would fall to cause a dry tide in Beaver They say they candidate for Congress markably well preserved Mr Young Our Tree OHIO like the looks of this country very well But he made a good race running within CINCINNATI the Bascom who is one of the prominent and Eev W L Stamper o Cecil of this place has been ten votes of two of the best Democrats of the Mountains are advertised as the farmers of Montgomery county has been F F My ttraction at Bethel Camp Meeting this a very active pushing business man and running with the threshing machine and in a strong Democratic district 13 WEEKS eyes are inclined to moisten also over week and thousands attended in conse hie mind is well stored with reminiscen- thinks it quite hard on him but it is the o the defeat of the Mugwump Johuathan queace ces of vears ago when he purchased making of him if he only knew it Whitaker for Constable Johns has The POLICE GAZETTE will he mailed Miss Lou Cecil who is teaching school learned to make a pretty good Constable securely wrapped to anyladdres in the stock in this section from 36 to 46 J B Blackburn representing Warren at this place is progressing finely She since he tacked his levy on the sheeps United States for three months on receipt of Ca manufacturers of boots and shoes Dr J M Swetnam a citizen of our has an average of 35 pupils a day back ONE DOLLAR XMNrrilk Ky and Boston Mass de town twenty years ago and now a resi Liberal discount allowed to postmasters Dr Halsoy of Grassy Creek is in Thoa Reddick and his son Jesse are tarm Ifcft merchants of Middle and East dent of Omaha Nebraska was a visitor midst attending Mrs Sanford Wells now in jail under the charge of stealing agents and clubs Sample copies mailed era ZiMBcky to see his samples before to his friends last Sunday and left for ourthis place free Address all orders to of a horse from Mrs Eliza Ballard Jailer RICHARD K FOX rnakJaf purchases elsewhere has proshome on Monday The Doctor Corn crop3 on this creek generally look Frisby now has eight boarders three of Franklin Square N Y we are glad to note well pered in life and Pop whom are awaiting trial for felony and A twtltiin from MagofSn who was nira as one of the most prosperous and the other five working out penal tines in in towa laat Thursday informed us that highly esteemed business men in the In advance of the sickly season render improving the jail grounds was nctg on Lick Creek some rapidly growing city of Omaha fax yourself inpregnablc a malarial atmoa The Teachers Institute closes today three mike from Salycrsville and that phere or sudden change of temperature To say it was a success it is only necon Moday there were five cofBns sent While Emery Fayetto and Clabe to that aeighborhood from Salyersville James were hewinc logs one day last is fraught with dauger use Dr J H essary to say it was conducted by Prof McLeans Strengthening Cordial and Hays It was well attended by the week the axe slipped from the grasp of Blood Purifier 100 per bottle Sold teachers Swango while in Mont Clabe and struck Emery ou the shoulder Wallace bv G B Swango Hazel Green and J goaiery threehed 6701 bushels of grain inflicting a very painful wound FortuMiss Sue Dean of Lexington Ky has been engaged to teach and will begin in twemty five days They threshed a nately it was the poll of the axe which N Vaughn Campton email lot of wheat for D S Godsey on struck him for had it been the edge the our public school next Monday Has attained n stnndard of excellence whio MAGOFFIN COUNTY Moaday last and now go to the Holly force of the lick would would have sevsuperior Bro Mickel is in town lecturing and admits of noevery improvemcnttliatinveutlve Itoontains and Flat Woods neighborhoods to thresh ered the arm from his bodv Cyfsy Aug 18 Calvin Howard sold preaching His friends are always glad genius skill iwd money can produce 1 to Steve Richardson oue yoke of 5 vear to see him G B Swango County Judge will hold Some miscreant last Mouday night old oxen last week at 7750 E H George Helton nged about thirty special term of court on Monday Aug entered a tobacco patch on the farm of Whitaker bought of Louis Patrick one a years died August 15th of consump- Â¬ 30th for the purpose of qualifying the B F Sexton near Maytown and pulled yoke 3 year olds at 50 and C G Hagar varioaa officers elected August 2nd thir up every plant three acres which is a bought of Woodson Allen one mule at tion Joseph Phelps and J J Byrne have ty days being required for officers to total loss The patch was the property 6250 been quite ill with fever qualify after they are elected under the of his won Breck and another vouuer mau Jack Allen died at his home on Trace law A T Hackney Circuit Clerk is very The perpetrator Fork of Licking Sunday evening the WANTED of the neighborhood IS low with consumption whoever he may be deserves the severest 15th inst after a brief illness He had Captain Will Herndon was elected Married Aug 12th G B Cassity to so lived in life that he had a host of Commonwealths Attorney in the 8th penalty the law can inflict wor- Â¬ will sincerely mouru his Mrs Sue Vogelman friends who district by 85 majority beating a liv- Â¬ McClain who has Miss EXCEL jHffflBSMlQ ZTiATtS thy man Capt Will is a brother of our ing in Elizafamily of Hon W beenMize death O the Will buy Wool Genseng Rags Hides and those townsman H Clay Herndon W W Lovely teacher of school disfall left Sunday morning for S S Gaits kill Mt Sterling c who knew him say that he is a worthy since last Texas which place she expects trict No 36 in Breathitt is in our midst Sherman man Tbeso Organs aro celebrated for volume BREATHITT COUNTY to make her home in the future Miss with the same old smile on his face I he quality of tone quick response artistic design habitual McClain is an estimable young lady and suspect his is looking after a sweetheat Many bodily ills result from perfect actions indicate as much At least Frozen Creek Ky Aug 19 The beauty in finish desirableconstruction making organs for homes thom the most constipation and a fine constitution may we commend her to the parties with Miss Darcus Carpenter daughter of Democrats of Breathitt are to meet in schools churches lodges societies etc and ruined by simple neglect whom Ehe expects to reside in the future be broken Uncle Sam Carpenter has been quite ill Jackson Aug 21st to send up delegates ESTABLISHED REPUTATION There is no medicine equal to Ayers Remedy For Flux We publish the for the past week but under the able to the West Liberty Convention to nom Â¬ UXEqUAtED FACILITIES correct the evil and restore the Pills to B- - Porter is much inate candidates for Congress and mem- Â¬ SKILIEI WORKMEN organs to natural healthy and regular following simple remedy for flux which treatment of Dr B BEST MATERIAL ber State Board of Equalization The fail Take the yellow of better is said to never action Mrs Linda Carpenter and daughter delegates will instruct for Our Pres COMBINED MAKE THIS one tablespoonlul castor oil one egg Swango were thresh thirty drops laudnum one tablespoonf ul Mary of Daisy Dell have been visiting and Alfred Combs Rah for Taulbee While Wallace POPULAR OSCEAH Rev Dr sugar one tablespoonf ul whiskey their at Henry Duff in Montgomery 5g week little sons of Mr Duffs got whitewell and take one tablespoonful for guests many friends in this vicinity the Mickel E O Guerrant and meetingMr will begin a protracted of Geo Carpenter ou Mix a last Instruction Books and Piano Stools Married On the 12th inst Joseph White Oak near this place next Wcd- with twent3 fivc adults and children in proportion o on a wragon loided nesuay Aug 2o We anticipate an m Wireman to Miss Martha Carpenter of ataloguod and Prico Liats on application razz bushels of oats and falling under the Quicksand Breathiit county Rev Sam teresting meeting W E Word representing Briukley was wagou came near being tUJeu lie Kelly B T Day of CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO rrintpA from under the hind wheel Grubbs Louisville ha3 been with us for Allen officiating of Daisy Dell has been Hazel Green Day son of Jdajs with us spent several Elliot Howard which was resting on his head at the several days a guest of the Tieratt and enjoying himself with the young folks Iweily loves to nsh aua enjoys eatmg V Randolph end Ann Sts CHICAGO ILL He has been quite ill with something like d wh totally unconscious them also puhseaucstlv revived and it is thought flux Under the skillful treatment of of this place for the past weet L T Chiles of the firm of Chiles C UBSCRIBE YOU THE HERALD UWMMAVU4 and the cars of Mine Host AW Dr Taulbee VJt4lST tkSlV r that sothiag serious will rrsult as the Pieratt however he is rapidly convat i the West last week WRupooes ha bt i 3rro 3isi the skull bent to the pres Doctor thinks nuseed by bi jescicg i wheel sure of the Â¬ JGfiEEST IlEKAXD 1 At Orntbiana Wednesday a Sentinel- - CORRESPONDENCE G Hager is now moving his saw Charlev Howe representing the well mill from the head of Salt Lick to Nel Â¬ known firm of Trimble Bros called to i son Salyers for a 100 job see us thisweek We hiye had a great deal of rain re- Â¬ We had a small tide in the Kentucky i cently and crops are looking well River this week but no rafts or boats C jm ji V rs fMjt XJfcr OF Â¬ O ry i i Â¬ CARPETS OIL CLOTHS CLOTHING ce at O E WILLMOTS THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER HEARD OEJ Roese Building A BOOTS SHOES HATS Come Early and Get Choice C E WHLLMOT Goods Notions Â¬ 1 arri- AYERS Â¬ ye Cure I MT STERUNC KY FRANK GOUYLON rTOHN t- - GROSSMAN F scKzmxm Â¬ GROSSMAN WHOLESALE GOUVIOI 08 Â¬ Â¬ XANCFACTURXXS OF Â¬ t- Ilnrinnnn iXWHOiU I M Vl M as c BEXDLES 74 and 76 Main Street Â¬ J - D CINCINNATI O rTf V vj - u 9 HAZEL HtEEN KY HENRY F PIERATT Proprietor Nice Vehicles and Horsas For Hire at all times aad o tfee most reasonable terms Stk tioH will be gives at all tims as those wishing to hire a HORSE ami BUGGY or SADDLE HORSE will find it to their Interest to- ea suit me HORSES BOARDED hj the single meal dayweekoriaoatl EoT When you visit Hazel Grsea pnt your horse ap with xaeaad jwl will have it well cared for 3TVhen you want to hire yMt an hire from me for aa hour half lay day or week or longer - llluiiu dill liuiu Â¬ Â¬ PARTIES COMVEYED TO ANY POINT IN EASTERN KENTUCKY ON REASONABLE TERilS Give me a call when you need anything in my lin 153 BWteSs Very respectfully Ac Â¬ H F PIERATT JUDY OLDHAM JUDY DEALERS IN- - Â¬ BOOTS Â¬ SHOES Succeseors to HANLY Mount Sterling Ky Â¬ 7thth Â¬ PhcBiiix Stables Robinson Hardware Queensware Stovesi Grates Plows c Solo Agents for the World Renowned Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The Best and Cheapest Wagon on Wheels Buy and Sell Horses The Trade of Wolfe and adjoining counties is respectfully solicited Jones TENNESSEE WAGONS n Wj m BAUM Keeps Constantly on hand a Large and well se lected Stock of J GR jGIIIIju Â¬ DIGOODSri Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ well-to-d- Which he sells Wholesale and Retail as Cheap as they can he bought in the State Give hini a call and he convinced that you can do as well in Mt Sterling as anywhere else you may go N II TRIMBLE ROBT 3C il I III TRIMBLE Â¬ SI OO SSOO Â¬ THIMBLE BROS WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN fe Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Flour Provisions Salt Nails Oili Powder Field and Garden Ky Mt CHICAGO They Seeds the Sterlingstock and carry largest COTTAGE do the largest business of any ORCASy house in Mt Sterling GEORGE E TUCK WITH WHITE HUFFAKER Wholesale Dealers in Â¬ S V McWilliams n Co iW GREE5 NEW JsilieSIo R L White J B Green Boots and Shoes 615 Livery Sale and feed KY West Mam Street AIT STERLING JA M Huffaicerj BRINKLEY LOUISVILLE KY Drovers- F W B GRUBBS and TradsrsLHtaifWfti Â¬ is especially Invited to npr facilities forth Successors to Brinkley Co hamHnnr of stock ami we invite all traders Wolte Wholesale Dealers in I of Yifhen and adioiHihir counties to call oa Manufacturers and u in the ity BRINKLEY GRUBBS The attention of iore and mulaaU -- STOVES Tinware Tinners Stock Sheet Iron Japanned Tfnwar a Specialty G62 W Main St and 201 to 200 Seventh Street LOUISVILLE KY WH GILLIS wrru McCord Aydelotte L THI WHOLESALE I I Corner aLain and Prestonsbcsg Sts WEST LIBERTY KY KENDALL HOUSE Kendt S HATTERS o 613 West ifAjy Stmsx - 1 Mrs E C rrT 3- - Proprietress flirt hia flirt l LOUISVILLE KY eaTelcpe V A Â¬ W - J - -- r -- 2As Ersrienceo hand vet charge i OUY your paper 1V nKnA r cl- r-- - rftsr 5 rr w V f u yJi2gSfc r Cr a O C f -- Sr i - - 2 3 jp 5 T j -- rlHE Hazel Green JBr v Jab 3 XxErvALlJ ATIOISS 1SS6 READING- V 2- J - i 5100 A YEAR -- i CO0ER Owner and Editor THE TnffRATiT OF A 2STOISX WOULD WITH OTBWS FBOISI AXI Always m Aiytmt r r volume n LABOR OMNIA VINCIT I wai bare yoa be ambitious WJh HAZEL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY KY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25 upon which Mr Harrison loVed to dwell and in the recital of instances illustrative of this his own emotions sometimes got the best of him Clays power as a speaker said Mr Harri Â¬ son was in his effect upon the emo- Â¬ tional nature of his audience I well remember one very remarkable instance of the exercise of his power It wjis upon the trial of Charles Wickliffe son of Robert Wickliffe the father-in-laof General William Preston for killing the editor of a Democratic newspaper named Benning The latter had pub- Â¬ lished an anonymous attack upon hi3 father and when Charles went to ascer Â¬ tain the name of the author the editor declined to give it until the writers per- Â¬ mission was obtained Hot words were exchanged between the men when Ben- Â¬ ning suddenly rose from his seat and went toward a lobby between the front and back rooms of the office Wick-Â¬ liffe who had been in the office before in search of Benning and had gone through this lobby into the back room knew that an army musket stood there against the wall At the moment Ben- Â¬ ning started back Wickliffe thpught he was going for the musket in which case his life would be in immediate danger He forestalled this by drawing his pistol and firingkillmg Benning instantly The trial lasted several days Mr Clay was the last speaker for the defense As the evening was then far advanced when he was called upon by the court he sug-Â¬ gested that it would be better that the court and jury be allowed to rest and that the court adjonrn till next morn- Â¬ ing The suggestion was accepted and court adjourned accordingly Judge A K Woolley a relative of WicRlinVs went to Mr Clay and invited him to spend the night at hs house where he could have a quiet room to consider his argument go to bed when he pleased and be up bright and fresh in the morn Â¬ ing Clay accepted the offer He re Â¬ tired to his room about ten oclock Judge Woolley occupied a room oppo- Â¬ site Clays in a long corridor Be re- Â¬ tired late and noticed that Clays light was burning and that the great advo- Â¬ cate was pacing the floor muttering to himself Some hours later Judge Woolley again went to Clays door Clay was still pacing the iloor and speaking He was going over his argu- Â¬ ment to the jury The next day the court room was crowded with the fore- Â¬ most people of the city to hear the concluding arguments in the now celebrat-Â¬ ed case Before Mr Glay arose a still- Â¬ ness had come upon the house and all eyes were turned upon him His face began to take on an expression of pow- Â¬ erful emotion and his eves moistened Slowly he arose from his chair his legs trembling and his knees knocK As he straightened imr each other himself to his full height tears were trickling down his cheek and already the strength of his own feelings had affected those of his audience and espe Â¬ cially of the jury Before having spoken a word he had won attention and sympathy It was on the Fourth of July and a celebration was being had at a wooded spot out on the Richmond pike I well remember the closing words of Mr Clays speech Said lie This is the day upon which every American celebrates the birth of his countrys liberty We hear the notes of preparation for that patriotic event the mention of which thrills every Anferican heart Turn him loose and let him share with us the joy of this glorious As Mr Harrison fin- Â¬ anniversary ished his own eTes filled with tears and his lips trembled a-- he spoke the con- Â¬ cluding words Charles Wickliffe was acquitted The position of Mr Clay upon the question of negro slavery had been mis- Â¬ understood in the opinion of Mr Harri- Â¬ son He was instinctively opposed to slavery but was opposed to a sudden freeing of the slaves His idea was to establish colonies in Africa or one in the West of America to which slaves emancipated by a gradual system could be sent and protected until ihey were able to stand alone The following ex- Â¬ tract from Mr Clays will illustrates this and is certainly the most authentic expression of his opinion upon this question My will is and I accordingly direct that the issue of all my female slaves which ma3 be born after the 1st day of January 1850 shall be free at the re- Â¬ spective ages of the males at twenty eight and of the females at twenty five and that the three jears next preceding their arrival at the age of treedom they shall be entitled to their hire or wages for those ears or the fair value of their services to defray the expenses of trans- Â¬ porting them to one of the African col- Â¬ onies and of furnishing them with an outfit on their arrival there and I fur- Â¬ ther direct that they be taught to read and write and cipher and thai they be sent to Africa- - I further will and direct that the issue of any of the females who arc so to be entitled to their freedom at the age of twenty live shall be deemed free from their birth and that they be bound out as apprentices to learn farm Â¬ ing or some useful trade upon the con- Â¬ dition also of being taught to read to write and to cipher And I direct also that the age of twenty one having been attained they shall be sent to one of the African colonies to raise the neces sarrv funds for which purpose if they shall not have previously earned them they must be hired out a sufficient length of time I request and enjoin my executors and descendants to pay particular atten- Â¬ tion to the execution of this provision of mv will And if they sell any of the females who or whose issue are to be free I especially desire them to guard carefully the rights of such issue by all suitable stipulations and sanctions in the contract of sale But I hope that it may not be necessary to sell any such persons who are to be entitled to their free- dom but that they may be retained in the possession of some of my descend- Â¬ Cor Cincinnati Enquirer ants Â¬ w Â¬ -- NUMBER 26 FOR THE YOUNG AND DOINQ SAYING rlOVV IT IS DONE be MM la tones 1elWnnu Uhts gteep Bet te laortals so you mast oe ald fflase say heart crow jrjprf dor wok a warm place In drlingold re 6 Thwi akefepoke asd one year after W BMeic dance aad Iaatrbter jr lysMwi teroh wramdered to the here C -- ewy pafes beaeatk taem and sunny ckiee above T shsple J tfe story Of Aow be oMaaed te glory Of ke w he wr ttee maiden and the father at imUedlrfxHself together werkd trough lair and stormy weatfeer MasfacBrigieaebIov vases In the State f Jiw Jwsee cm Fairfax in Judge wxfe s35Pfl Whre Jh tey wedded love -- Joy baaated botreia tbe golden hoars iory of the Pnrchaif Fill ins and Mak- injc of a leniiiiine Suit I saw Grahams wife pricing dre33 goods yesterday and I know whats going to happen Indeed I can give you the programme without a variation She will be three days bnyingthe goods and as soon as she gets the pattern home shell sit down and weep because she didn t take one of the others After she has braced up she will in- Â¬ duce him to buy her four dollars worth of fashion magazines and she will bor- Â¬ row every fashion plate in the neigh- Â¬ On top of that she will ask borhood at least fifty women how she ought to iOLATS EXECUTOE -- Sim JJEMtkmte Tribute to the - - 3xdous Orator AifltinguMfccdlionors in his lifetime -- was appointed without solicitation Legation to Spain when the orftmate WlHiaa Barry wns sent as twf luetor to that country Mr Harrison declined the place and Mr-- Barry died at Liverpool as soon as he had crossed thcAtlantic He seas also Jiominated by tbe President to the United States Judgeship ol the Territory of Arkansas For prudential reasons this was declined bat4tbe President refused to withdraw iae nomraation Congress adjourned gre the matter Tas acted upon But pavhaps Jbe highest distinction is that he was tkergnizer of the present system of Lexington and over which ae was superintendent for SMtay years At a recent school cele- Â¬ bration hundreds of the pupils of these schools flocked to the residence of the grand old Juan to do him honor and be it rk1 no iiaor could have been shows him in which he could have taken an equal pride Mr Harrisons memory of past events x Tory distinct and upon nothing in the past does he take so much delight in dwelling as upon Henry Clay and his associations with him Clay was a Whigs Harrison a Democrat but nevertheless Clay was his idol For hk character he had the profoundet ad Sec-Tefeary-df Mr Harrison has not been without He make it up The next step is to find a dress maker one who is reasonable in her charges who wont steal the cloth who has got taste who is responsible if she makes a mstake About fifty women will oe consulted as to the dress maker and Mrs Gra- Â¬ Af- Â¬ ham wIU finally make a selection will be sorry ter she has made it she that she didnt take one of the others Then come days of anxiety for the A fashion is se- Â¬ Graham household lected after many headaches and Mrs Graham is measured In three days she is to come and be fitted The three days arc given her in which to worry for fear she wont have enough cloth or the sleeves will be too short or too long or the skirt will be too full or too scant Mrs Graham has scarcely reached honie before a messenger calls with a note She haut got cloth enough bv five yards She turns snow white Gra- Â¬ ham who happens to be hometurns blood red com-iB-cfeo- ol -- t Tr zl whea he was at home from Washing ton and talk of the great events which were transpiring and in which he had taken such an eventful part But he ojever spokQ with vanity His allusions tx hlraself were modest His conversa Coa was simple in every respect but there was always something in his man- Â¬ ner difficult to describe which impressed hearers with the loftiness of his char- Â¬ acter I used to feel when he came in Â¬ to the room no matter how trivial were has remarks that I was in the presence of a being greatly gifted The feeling his presence affected me with was his possession of power 1 said one day to my partner Mr Hunt 1 dont know how It is with you Mr Hunt but Mr Clay never conies in here that I am not at once affected by his presence even before he has spoken a word1 Mr Hunt acknowledged that he had exjwrienced a similar feeling and 3kir Hunt was himself a person of great character and of the liighest type of manhood Asa man of business continued Mr Harrison Mr Clay was scrupu Â¬ lously exact-- He sometimes would say Harrison I have no money with me and I want to borrow a dime I will return it to you In the morning when I come in from Ashland The next morn- Â¬ ing he never failed to walk in with a silver ten cent piece between Ms lingers 1o liquidate the debt- - I am quite sure 1 often said to him Mr Clay that you borrowed that from Uk Clay just be- Â¬ fore you left home and that you have carried It between your thumb and fore linger all the way to this office for fear of lorgetting it Sometimes contin- Â¬ ued Mr Harrison he would send me from Washington a power of attorney to Indorse his name upon notes drawn by his son James Well I had nothing to do with the amounts 1 simply obeyed Instructions without keeping a memo Â¬ randum of the amounts or number of Hie notes On Mr Clays return home he wouM at once begin looking into bis business affairs Calling his son he would Inquire how manjr notes Harri Â¬ son had indorsed for him and their amounts James being uuable to tell having taken no account of them his father would exclaim I am amazed at yen James Suppose I should suddenly die without having made provision for the payment of these debts Go at once my son obtain a correct memorandum of these notes and bring it to mc im- Â¬ mediately that I may make provision for the payment The most singular way however tad Mr Harrison in which Mr Clay exhibited this business precision was in bis methodical preparation and arrange- Â¬ ment of his affairs before fighting a dcL Invariably he spent some time in the inspection of his accounts and drawing up a complete memorandum thereof deposited it In care of Mrs Clay to be brought to light in case he should be killed This was curiouslyin tanced after his fight with Humphrey Mxfshall Both gentlemen were mem Â¬ bers of the Kentucky Legislature Clay was an advocate of the American sys Â¬ tem advocating the wearing of home jH and other American fabrics in preierence to goods of foreign importa- Â¬ tion Marshall was a Federalist and ipectedMr Clay of deniagoguery He made some remarks about Clay which causes the latter to issue a challenge In the dael Clay was shot in the leg and was ooiifincdto his bed for some time While in tins condition a builder who had1 recently finished a house for Mr Glav called to obtain a settlement Mr Ciay requested Mrs Clay to bring memorandum he had left with iortb was found to contain an exact her It account fKBeat of the and uponbetween Clay that the th Wilder fia wlratkm Many times he would come our office said Mr Harrison ito Interval of half an hour for a family matinee during which Graham brains every dressmaker in town with an axe helve in imagination More money more cloth Mrs Graham goes down to be fitted and is put on the rack for an hour This seam is to be taken up and that one let out a little more fullucts here not quite so much there About the same as sittiig for six stvles of photographs and having three teeth pulled WellT growls Graham Oh its going to be just too lovely You ought to see what a perfect lit The dre s is to done Wednesday Graham drives his wife down but one of the apprentice girls has been ill Another trip on Thursday Some of the trimming had to e changed Third trip on Friday Be done tomorrow for suiv The madame had to redrape it you know The parcel conies up Saturday night and Mrs Graham wears a smile once more and Graham has half a mind to compliment the dress He sits down to smoke andshe rushes up stairs to try 5 Â¬ it on li Interval of fifteen minutes to pre- Â¬ pare red and blue powder and imitation thunder Smothered sounds of sobbing from up stairs Hello Mary come down and lets see how you look Â¬ W William come up Well now what is Oh W William but I told her to be sure to give mc a comfortable waist and here I cant button it to save mv life Silent indignation on the part of Gra Â¬ ham And the s sleeves are so tight that I cant raise my a arms Veins on Grahams neck begin to stand out like broom handles And the s skirt is shorter behind than in f front Oh W William Im iff so disappointed Three grunts four shouts and hard words from Graham with uch an imitation of a thunder storm that neighbors run out of their houses fort--seve- n it can be altered but the madame supposed she was making a dress for a fash- Â¬ Â¬ The dress goes back Monday Oh yes fortable breath Mrs Graham goes down Tuesday Mrs Graham goes down Wednesday Mr and Mrs Graham go down Thurs day and get the dress Another interval of fifteen minutes to get out the war club and load the shot gun ionable lady No fashionable lady ex Â¬ pects to raise her arms or draw a com- Â¬ Well It is all right this time only it wrinkles in the back puckers under the arms and there ought to be more padding on this shoulder The drapery isnt very tasty and one side of the skirt is an inch longer than the other but its right my dear You wont have to Â¬ worry over it any more Interval of six weeks and then Gra ham goes through the same mill again and Jhe family doctor advises him to leave the house he is living in for an- Â¬ other in which there is no sewer gas to M act as slow poison on his wife Quad in Detroit Free Press STEALING BIRDS EGGS cculiarlties of American IJirtU as Ob Â¬ served by a 1 over of Hie Feathered Trilic bring from one hundred to five hundred dollars An offer of five hundred dollars was made for the Baile collection which is to be exhibited in the Museum of Natural History The reason for such prices is that it takes several years to make a good collection of eggs and even then you are liable to lose man by breakage But the price is sufficient to induce many to spend their summers in robbing nests of their eggs which they sell in the city as soon as they have made a good collection There is no department of natural history so fasci- Â¬ nating to the average lover of nature as that of ornithology The study of birds and their habits unlike many depart- Â¬ ments of science is not confined alone to the specialist but is pursued to a cer- Â¬ tain extent by many who care little or nothing for classification and scientific terms and nomenclatures It is a uni- Â¬ versal study because birds themselves are the most interesting of all creatures If one were to go up in Central Park on a clear sunshiny day at this season and listen to the countless little throate singing among the trees ho would feel a natural desire to know more about and habits natures their If he is of an observing nature he can easily do this without going sutside of the city limits In Cen- Â¬ tral and Riverside parks at least twenty-fdifferent species of birds build ive their nests annually and raise their little broods By watching the birds during the time of their niditication a good idea of their dispositions and combative qual- Â¬ ities can be obtained The thrushes are usual- - Uio first ones in spring to prepare their nests They begin 311st as soon as the cold weather is gone and often before Of all birds they are probably the laziest and they do not attempt to construct a new nest oilener than once in two or three years I have watched a nest in Central Park for the last three summers and have found that a cat bird has util ized it each successive season for raising her brood of young ones The first summer she built it out of sticks and leaves in a small tree about foul feet from the ground I did not disturb her but allowed her to enjoy her new home in peace The nest season I noticed her hovering around the same place long bafore the time to build nests had arrived and I made up my mind that she had come to take possession of her old home before it was occupied by some other feathered couple I was too in my supposition right She soon began to patch up the frail houte and reline it with soft hair In a month it was completed and four small blue eggs laid in it For the sake of experiment I took two of the eggs out and started for home Returning three weeks later I found three small cat birds in the nest crying for food The mother had not become discour- Â¬ aged at her Joss of two eggs but had gone to work and had finished laying her litter and then hatched the remaining ones out A king bird gold finch woodpecker or in fact almost any other kind of bird would have deserted its nest at once These birds arc sensitive in this respect and many will leave a nest forever if you merely touch one of their esgs The gold finch will hop around from branch to branch in a nervous manner when you approach the nest but sh will make little or no noise The kingbird on the contrary will fly around in a most determined manner uttering her displeasure in loud ories and even attempting to fly in your face When another bird flies by accident too near this little tyrants nest a most severe punishment awaits the offender No matter how small or how large the victim is the king bird will attempt to chastise him Crows are their especial victims and it is no uncommon sight to see a small king bird chase a large clumsy crow for miles at a time peck- Â¬ ing him at every circle The crow is too clumsy to attempt to return the fight but seeks safety in flight Woodpeckers nests are seldom found in the parks on account of the These birds condition of the trees want old rotten trunks to build their nests in and the parks contain few of fhescA number of years ago 1 noticed several old trees in Riverside Park near tiie upper end which had been drilled by a woodpecker for the evident pur Â¬ pose of building a nest but the Park Department has taken good care to cut down all such trees lately It seems a pity too for these birds are their best friends All the poisonous composi tions that they might put on the trees i two years would not keep the shrubs and trees so clear of worms and insect as a dozen woodpeckers would With their sharp drill like bills these birds penetrate every worm hole in the bark and extract the offender in an instant In the country fanners regard birds a their best protectors of young trees and shrubs and they encourage their pres- Â¬ ence as much as possible in thei Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - PITH AND POINT The rambling old farm house Is not confined to the East since the West began to enjoy a monopoly of cyclones Burlington Free Press Whats perbation Jimmie said one ragged street urchin to another was the response Doncher knaw Well perbations when a Naw fellers gittin square wid himself Boston Post WHAT DAISV SAID Jd a carriage all my oirn Said little Daisy Wood Im sure I would not ride alone Tf to play one gane more Mi anto w to Ride a new placei fc FlI try to Brit every hayBrwwV said to herself every nook and corner f tk hpu seemed to have been used for hldingr places Even the oldsleighrhad servetl Id Id asc poor people large and small Who never go to ride all Like Miss Rebecca Hood ld be so kind and good- at - Â¬ -- te raado That was a sweet reply of the little girl found burying at the ironing table smoothing the towels and stockings Isnt that hard work for the littleÂ¬ was askt d A look like sunarms shine came into her face as -- lie glanced toward her mother who was rocking the baby It Isnt iiard work when I UVr do it for nuunmut XYrnSA fehe satf suftfyi While the war against exterminators of beautiful bird for millinery purposes said a taxdermist the K coino- on let me call attention to other day another mode of klling off birds which It is becoming has not been in print fashionable now for every one to have his or her own private collection of birds eggs for ornamental purposes You may go in hundreds of wealthy homes in this city and find a box of these egs displayed in a conspicuous The cg after being taken out j lace of the nest are blown by perforating one end with a needle anfl then inserting the point of a small instrument which uorks like a syringe When the are dry they are laid on cotton in a small box with a gla s cover wh ch show off their beauty adantageously One hun Â¬ dred of these eggs collected in a box make a benmful sight- - White brown green striped and speekled blue colors s zes and all conceivable shapes are to b sen The value is large of such a collection compare w Ui otitoj ornaments Ono kiWurtl ytji n raft felvdg wyuld - What Miunie meant wa3 it long huge boiler set in a brick frame werkv Ohl take your dirty dolly Ben Marbleliead Mass young women And dont you ever dare just outside the barn-- There was a have got up a nice kind of a party To put her In my cart again fireplace under the boiler-- Grandpa where the young men in attendance are With loveir Lady Clare That horrid thing all rags and duet used it to boil potatoes fcr the pigs required to sew across the bottom of an Has soiled my ladj s dress and musseL Minnie managed to climb Into the apron The young women give em Her pretty golden hair boiler ft had a wooden cotr fas C Vmcd in Our Little One Emma needles but no other points Boston tened up against the bam Mmnrs Globe Asv ske was small for her years A HOUSE OF SHELL A Nice Man to Handle Morpliine nestled down she was quite ofcol Druggist Perhaps with a little in- Tie Manrr Wonderful Things Packed in sight unless one looked over the rim genuity we can fix up that broken show- One Little Box of the boiler oicn cr fiof rtr rT i tt 17 IrtirtTi inn fllT Most of the curious things yon pick and tutetr Ahe sfiouted Whoop ference Clerk Ingenuity Whats up on the seashore are really wrecks r kept very still Presently sJju heard that Some of that new stfcking stuJI r Y Times desorted houses cast off clothes or footsteps coming towards her- - But we got in yesterday slow and proved to be old Now who can tell me something outgrown cradles ana retreats of some they were Peters who was on his way to the asked a Cedar street of the many strange and wonderful aboutSolomon to feed the horses and oowa IP Sunday school teacher whilerreyieWing creatures that live in the sea If we barn almosti darter His eyawereBwfe3i was her class upon the illustrious Biblical could read the tales they might tell we quick as they had once been Asjjh characters He runs a cigar t tore on should bayfc a more fascinating and passed he shut down thereover of th promptly responded a Main street kettle small boy whose acquaintance- with marvelous storybook than was ever Peter calledMinnie agaia Buffalo surpasses his knowledge of printed Some of them we can read and Peter again as she knocked o the Jerusalem Buffalo Courier thanks to close watching and long cover It wasotfasfcned7Tnt wa3 Little Johnny Pa did yon read study and I want to tell you a few of so heavy she could notdift Itv aad Pafei in the paper how a parent was fined the queer things we have found out was very deaf-twenty live dollars because his little boy Soon there was a great stir in the One of the prettiest objects to he Well what hung on a street car house- - The children rushed Jh much as Oh found on the shore is a lovely box of it asked Colonel Fizzletop frightened and stiUthey could not SbkI white as snow and more fragile than nuthin except I thought maybe you Minnic The whole faaily frow wanted to give me som i nickels to buv the thinnest china It is covered with grandpa down joined in the searclr car tickets When I have car tickets 1 a pattern of tiny knobs and holes that Grandma thought of all the things that Texan look like delicate carving and it s Could happen and some that couldnt dont swing on the street cars Siftings round in shape flattened on top exAt last grandpa came near eaagh actly like a common white turnip to the boiler to hear a soke aside A He ang she These boxes are found pf many bizes j scratching and knocking AT FIRST asdhe from little ones the size of a pea up listenedcould that be his darlhij s lie sat and twisted his blonde mustache She toyed with a straying curl to rreat Tandmothers as bis as the voice It seemed so weak and muffed m And silently thought ot her other beau top of a tumble and m some parts of and distressed But if eame from- the And he of his other girl the world as big as a dining plate AT LAST kettle- - The cover way raised qaicker She stood with her head on his shoulder In this elegant house lived once a than ever before laid very strange fellow called a sea urchin said cItildP Poor childt pc fie toyed with the straying curl His mouth opened on the under side of TandDa-as- She had no thought of her other beau he lifted her out in hia Nor he of his other girl his body where the larger hole is in strong arms- - Me placea uer on ms A the shelf and ot that point he had five shoulder and gave her a ride to the The Donkeys New Departure VJ Donkey who was tired of Drawing his big teeth quite able to cut and dispose house of any thing he wished to eat His Masters Cart about went to the Cow Well well Ive iowid sriceimtfc for Advice saying You have nothing house this pretty box wa3 covered kettle before but I think this is the- to do all day long while I work like a with long sharp spines like thorns biggest mouse that ever crept into it clave Tell me how I can escape this that made him an unpleasant fellow to 3rs Mary Johnson in Ourf Little All you have to do is tc take up A spine stood up on every Ones Drudgery run away and Smash the Cart replied one of the tiny knobs on the shell and j CONDUCT the Cow The Donkey determined to could move about on it exactly as you follow the Advice and next morning can move your arm on the shoulder Carally His feet were perhaps the oddest A Few Kales That Should B when he set out to the Forest with the Obgerred Cart after Faggots he suddenly Kicked part of him though every thing about Action has a good deal to do yfjAh up his heels and started off on a gallop him was strange To begin with he ones Inner thought myyoungvfrk4a Ohho exclaimed the Peasant is he had dozens of them one coming out put on the whip I sec what the of each of the little holes on the shell The mere practice of rules of etiquette is with you1 am Feeding you Then they could be stretched out as will carry with it an effect upon the Trouble Too Many Oats Hereafter your rations long as he wished and the legs you morals Such rnles as these should be wilL be Reauced one half Moral may call them were of course not observed carefully by boys To take off the hat whenever you There in such a thing as being too larger than threads The foot itself at the end of each thread like leg was enter a house or private office- Smart Detroit Free Press To speak out distinctly but not round flat like a boys leather ronghlv when answering a question sucker and they worked in the To do the bidding of your pareafctf A TIMELY RIDE same way that is when the urchin wanted to walk he thrust out his feet teacher or employer cheerfully and Tho Tart riayed by a Lame Hoy in the on one side till they touched some promptly Jtevolutionary Struggle To keep your face and hands clean tbiug where they stuck held there it It may seem at first that the boy men- is said by drawing out the air under and your clothing neat To kep silent when oters are talkÂ¬ tioned in this incident which is given them then he pulled himself along If you find one alive as you easily ing and never to interrupt a mas or-by Edward Everett Hale in his Boy woman wuo is speaking to anotner did nothing either heroic or can in the pools among the rocks on Heroes To resign vour chair or seat to 8 our rocky coasts as in Maine and remarkable but it is a good illustration put him in a soup plate of sea water woman wherever you may be of the value of doinjr ones very best you will soon see how he walks He Never to take a chair when will push out dozens of silvery threads strange house or office unless you araj under all circumstances Tfiere was a boy whom I will name fasten the little round feet at the ends requested to do so Â¬ are When to the side and Luke Varnum lie was fifteen years quite rapidly of the plate find travel tive andyou lookaddressed to be atten Â¬ adto the person who around it to the way old and he was lame of his left foot out Try to lift him then and you will dresses yon in the face hSo when every other boy in Number find you can not do it except by tear- Â¬ At the table to use knife and ferk quietly and decently and to eat wife- Five and every man old and young ing awav some of his feet shouldered his firelock and marched oil One of the most interesting things is out making a uoisc These rules will generally apply te to join General Stark and go and fight the way he grows The baby sea our girls too and I will assure you the Hessians at Benington Luke was urchin is about as big as the dot over left at home He limped out and held one of the ison this page one can that oung people can not do sucb the stirrup for Lieutenant Chittenden to just see it moving slowly about in the things every day witKoutr rising Jn mount and then he had to stay at home water but with a mieroseopehe proves mental character and becoming- Borc The to be an elegant little fellow pi the and more- worthy PhrenologicalJQKr with the babies and the women men had been gone an hour and a hall oaucsi snape perhaps more nice a not when three men galloped up on horse- painters easel than any thing else It HOME MADE SOAfV back And Luke went down to the is made of clear glassy looking rods to see who they were rails with rose colored tips on some of the Geod aa Stl said one ol upper ones and covered with little Directions for Making a Weed Ashes- Is there nobody here f3ctorjr Article from them specks that reflect light and make it In the firstpIacVgefc a barrel a salt Yes said Luke I am here very brilliant It moves about by wav-Â¬ 1 see that said the first man laugh ing in the water fringes of delicate barrel is best and take one headTotrt What 1 mean is is there nobody hairs cilia the books call them and leavingther other Ii the renfautiug ing here can set a shoe it is so very small that the waving of head bore a number of holes thetfgw I often I think I can said Luke hairs will move it about a board as large as the barrel hettostf tend tire for Jonas 1 can blow the Now what is oddest about this queer one way and as much larger theoth bellows and I can hold a horses foot object is really a sort of living cradle way so it will project out frbi oqneX A mvay I will start np the fire for after awhile the real baby forms on side of th bottom of the barrel abost stxr Luke Avcnt into the forge and took one side and as it grows and bec6mes inches tiiPnTeTit creases- - lnthe board and struck a light able to take care ofiteelf the beautiful at each side to- - about three inches down Hef built the lire and hunted up glassy cradle wastes away till when apart in the center of the end of thev nails which Jonas had left unin- the young urchin can use its feet and bWlthehape of the letter T Now tentionally and he had even made two drag about Its cradle or nurse as it make a foundation one side of wfifclv more when a fourth horseman came has beencalled it wholly disappears must he a little lower than the otKef What luck slowly down on a walk and the infant has nothing to do but thenplace the board on this with the said lie to find a forge with the fire grow creases in the Fewest put the barrel op lighted How do you suppose this delicate the board and put in enonghf strawin We found one said Marvin with shell house rets bigger for the urchin the bottom fo keep the ashes from falf a boy who knew how to light it never has but one and when he was ing through the Imles Have the asHesj The other speaker flung himself off the size of a pin head it was not too ready perfectly clean Place a few in the horse meanwhile And hnke pared big for him and when he is as large as the barrel oh the straw antTpackit orchards7 Y Tribune ale hoof of the dainty creature and a teacup it still fits him Let me tell down as light as yon can and1 a few measured the shoe which was too big you When the owner lived in it the more pack it down nndso on till the for her lie heated it white and bent box was made of several hundred barrel is filled- - Make a shallow hohf A BISHOPS STORY it closer to the proper sizepieces and covered by the thin skin of in the aslu topour the water in Ho It is a poor ht he said but it will the living urchin One work of this wateris the best tnT it begins to run What a Noted Divines Daughter Thought of Her Fathers Sermons do skin was to enlarge the house as fast as it takes the strength from the avshes It will do very well said her rider as he grew and it was done by con- better After that cold water will do On the occasion of the laying of the But she is very tender footed and 1 stant adding of building material to It takes about a day for the lye to bc-corner stone of the Hoffman memorial do not dare trust her five miles unshod the edges of each piece thus each one gin to run and you must pour watcir chapel of the General Theological SemFor prides sake the first two nails became bigger and yet they always on as fast as it Inks away Placea inary this city Bishop Scarborough Luke drove were those he had made fitted together- - So you may say that kettle on the lower side of the board Ii4-created no little amusement for those himself And when the shoe was fast the box grew as well as the urchin that fore yon leave it in toe evening for it present Referring to the time when lie said Tell Jonas that I hel up tho lived in it may begin to run in the night arid Surely more wonders were never waste the lye IF it rains cover the7 twenty nine years ago forge and put on the shoe he graduated We will tell him said the Colonel packed in one little box and I havent barrel and kettle- - Cover the kettle in when the trustees were uncertain whethlaughing and he rode on told you all of them either It would such a way that it will not prevent the er to keep the seminary where it was or But one of the other horsemen tarried takcthe whole paperto give the com lye from running in- - it jnst the samqi remove it elsewhere he sad he was a minute and said- - Boy no ten men plete history of this strange little create After the kettle is tilled place an eggc glad to sec it permanently fixed here in who left you to day have served your ure in the lye If it rises to the top it is 1 because I should hate to country as you have- - It is Colonel New York When the urchin is dead the spines strong enough to make thick salvy see the giounds desecrated by any thing Warner fall off the body disappears the sun soap-- If the egg sinks or nearly so ft The audience When I read in history how Colonel bleaches it and you may find his emp- Â¬ is not strong enougli so yon will have but the seminary the Warner led up his regiment just in time ty houses by hundreds cast up among to boil It down and use vour own r laughed heartily at this bull less heartily than to save the day at Bennington 1 am vpt the sea drift on the shore Bishop laughing no Christian judgment about the strength after A mans nation to think of Luke Varnum When 1 Union the rest as he added that or put the grease in and boil it all ality will come out in spite of himself read that that day decided the battle of together at th same time adding1 Ij As you are in a mood Saratoga and determined that America Then he said IN A KETTLE and greise till the Kettle is full enough for laughing Ill tell you a story should be independent I thnk of Luke to boil well without running oven Then he told how a short time ago Yarnum When I go to see monuments 3Iinnies Queer Hiding Place and How Boil down till it Is nice tfcit She Was Fouud whle he was preparing for an episcopal erected in memory of Colonel Warner soap You can tell by taking ert visitation he put six or seven sermons and General Stark and even poor oh Minnies grandpa had a large farm some and letting it get cold If k in in the bag he was packing His daugh- Burgoyne I think of Luke Yarnum and He kept horses and cows chickens and as thick as vou want it it is I ter seven years old watched hm and others like him And then sometmes 1 pigs There was a great barn such a make my soap in a large-- ire Papa are you going to wonder whether every man and boy oi finalh asked out doors Cor Toledo Bieuk preach all those sermons while youre us who bravely and truly does the very nice place to play One day Minnie was playing with Well best thing ho knows how to do does not Yes my child gone In England a militia ofScec is ArrIm glad I dont belong to 3the church have the future of tho world t sstns ou her GOUfdns It began to grow dusk er recognized by fcia mSitasqr Observer but Uiey thoBUl thsry would b law I whoi tj yo rg gQig--i uniform asti wkimmt WHAT DAISY DID 4 -- itsturn Iknow said Minnie after a i utos thinkingf theres the groat ket Â¬ tle They wont guess that for ever so I vr rt sr -- Stop -- - - - J - CT -- Â¬ ia -- - - Â¬ Â¬ half-a-doz- en Â¬ -- -- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- - Â¬ 3- Â¬ hide-and-se- ek - A ir WtjtUttfcA C as fV sT3 HPInDrTHM IUbSL2 t v- - V i a 3S- - 223fi Ete- i- hT i- - Pursuant to a call of the Chairman of the Democratic Committee for the pETXCER COOPER Editok Tenth Congressional district of Kei- j tuefcy tor county meetings to be held e are avtherked t aMHuaee at iuu coumy seas oi eacit county m said district for the purpose of sending tvOMa wf TAUtBEEj the West Liberty Conven- Â¬ Xf Xagefia chbiv a caadifeta fer Ces delegatesbetoheld on Thursday September tion to rMifi tk Tenth Ketckr District safe to the etH f tkc Pemecrtic party- - the 2nd 1886 to nominate candidates for Congress and member of the State the Democrats of X great assemblage was at Midway Board of Equalizationthe court house in Wolfe county met in Ttfogfm Taeeday the I7th the event be- - the town of Camp ton on Saturday Au- j brbecue given iu honor of gust 21st 188G at 1 oclock P M and Jrecklaridge present member after brief and appropriate remarks by from tbe Ashland district Hon Joe C Lykiiis County Chairman of the meeting explaining the May pranunent persons were present Joe C Lvkius objectelected chairman was such peeck making engaged in and David Hogg secretary of the meet- PrmiBet office seeker from all parw mg-On xf the lue grass flocked there and a Chair motion of Hon D S Godsey the appointed the following named geacral good time existed Senator gentleman a committee on resolutions John D Harris of Madison was present viz J M Rose C O flanks G T aad the correspondent of the Courier Center J C Swango David Hogg and B Joraai in his report says that Mr Har Â¬ J witTaulbee who reported as follows to iri will shortly announce himself as a 1 we approve of the Kcolved jcaadidate for Governor Senator Cra Â¬ time and place ofThat call of the Conven Â¬ the vens of Henry embraced the opportu- Â¬ tion by the Chairman of the district nity to announce bis candidacy for At 2 That we look with pride upon the re- Â¬ horsey General and Senator Beck advised cord of our present member iu Congress Hon P Taulbee that we heartily indorse the district to keep Breckinridge in Con- - his official actions believing that he has made us a most worthy and eilicent member and merits an indorsement by being re- Â¬ turned to Congress Severn of tbe Chicago Anarchiate who 3 We heartily approve the action of our craated auch carnage in that city last present member of the Board of Equalisa- Â¬ tion Hon to Spring a full report of which we pub Â¬ him our Waller Chenault and tender Le thanks for the manner in which lished at that time have been sentenced has watched our interest in hid official eu to death and one other one to the pen Â¬ parity person 4 That we recognize in itentiary for fifteen years The seven Alfred Coinba of the county the Menifee of of a are Spies Parsons Peilden Schwab man highly competent and qualified to disiFiscker Iingg and Eagle Nebe goes to charge the duties devoviug upon a member Board Therefore resolved that keeeHutiary In all its seriousness of sueli the delegatea from this county to the West ieven it k the best piece of news that Liberty Convention be instructed to eat Â¬ W P of thin county as feeea heralded to the world in months the vote Cougress and for Hon CombsTaulbee lor Alfred for member Board of Equalization It sfeows that the law will be maintained to vote asofathe Stateall propositions arising unit on and seoiety protected and practically before said Convention and to ue all hoi jp4 a uieUts to Anarchism in this erablc mean to secure their nominations so long as their names are before the Conven- Â¬ iconntry tion On motion the following named pcraonn iBe Geo 0 Jirnes and his tamily went appointed delegated to said conven Â¬ consistiag of his wife son Willie and tion viz Hon D S Godsey J C Lykius ttwo daughters Misses Marie and Georgia David Hogg John D Rose sr S iS Combs H N Horten J J H Pierutt ixad Mms fVeemaa of London England J CSwaugo W II Evans Elijah Kosejr B Dun arrived ia Louisville Monday the 16th Judge G B Swango Joseph M Kash S B G Rose This completed the great evangelists John M Rose StephenSmith R sr A B R M Wilson Swango trip around the globe which was begun Lsndram T C Johnsou J B Elkius J B four years ago On Sunday he opened his ilollan J K Cockerhum J S Cox Jesse Adams David Spencer B Taulbee C C sf irat eting at Woodlawn race course in Hanks G T-- Center C J Fanks sr B C M Lexington Cross the street car man McGuire W U Chambers and E F DiiftResolved furakhed all the seats lights waterc AID Three that The Hazel Gries Her Forks Enterprise lit Sterling for the Immense concourse of people who Sentinel Clark County Democrat Powell County taxa oat to hear this wonderful man and all Journal Licking Valley Scorcher the Democratic newspapers iu the preach District are requested to publish the proceedings of this meeting On motion of D S Godsey the ConvenMrs Sarah Bobinson the Massachu- tion adjourned sine die setts woman now in jail for murder is J C LYKIN8 Chairman Djlyzd Hogg Secretary charged with having poisoned her son in m SEISF HERALD j 1 Democratic Mass Meeting WT K j c ST nfMyv Vn AvlrKIICb Happiness results from that true contentment which Indicates perfect health of body and mind Tou may possess it if you will purify and invigorate jour blood with Ayers Sarsa parilla E M Howard Newport N H writes I suffered for years with Scrof-Â¬ ulous humors After using two bottles of BUY THE SEST viIkI HARD w4 -- i i IUC0 DOWN GO THE PRICES 3t Ayers Sarsaparllla I j j i aa Found mend Ayers Sarsaparilla I waa afflicted with a disease of the liver for nearly two years when a friend advised me to take this 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out the beam c c GuerranL SEWING MACHINE FKfDAY TIIB BEST BUY STO OTEEH The recent session of Congress prov- 900 A M Discussion What is a Chris- IS tian Opened by Rev J B De ided for the issual of new silver certifi vault and J C M Day cates which will be put into circulation 1000 A M Discussion Our Duties to Others Opened by Rev S II aboat November 1st The 1 certificate will bear a vignette of Martha Washing 1100 a M Patrick and Jesse Spicer Devault Sermon by Rev J B ton the 2 of Gen Hancock in full 230 P M Discussion The Relation of Various Denominations Openjuniform and the 10 of Vice President ed by Rev J J Dickey Hendricks Either Gen Grant or Gen 330 P H Discussion Studyof the Scriptures Opened by H C Hern If oCiellan will be on the 5 certificate don 730 p M Sermon by Rev E P Mickel SATURDAY A company known as the Powell Training of Children galley Bailroad Co has been organ- 900 a M ed by Z T Ilaney J J C OpenBack ised to build a railroad from Knozville and Huram Mullius to 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Eiinnor of disease The inrormtloa around each box Is wortii Xeo Uinaa tbe coat oi a box of sills Pind ent ahont thmn and iron irlll nlTava ba tntilrfVil On T111 a rlirnCO Slaatf At Ml TMBtlVt rea Eoldevenrwhece orscntbymall raraeelngtjqpa DrIS JOHNSON 32 C29C3ete Condition brlclanisB absolutely Powder will mix feaf lajr pure and highly con AK uxa xe caAakwa ohalny aad oantrated One ounce la worth a pound of allfllmwa afhwi any other kind It is latrarsk tta wrifkt mm strictly a medicine to i iarold Ian rmm m m rm m zmttam i im wk dB cc riven witn xooa mm aim mi sb Sold everywhere or sent by rami for S ceaiii in Btwapa 3 1 4 lb af r biv tin aas Mozsraousi SI ST m DS I S J QXXQX CO Six oana by oxpreas prepaid for 3503 MAKE f xsw szes PILLS PARSONS BLOOD im m Rlf I III lit1 aauiB y m 111 ilil 1tihi m 1 ft If 1 nns uMUUMWOESMAOa Â¬ Â¬ The Celebrated TRADERS v DEPOSIT BANK Â¬ Â¬ Unohinii5 JrdSnilull rllud J W P 1iQf LT STERLING KY i o gin at once 330 P zi i u fe m X President Cleveland and his better thalf are spending the summer in the D D Adirondack mountains free from the AGKNTS WANTED INUCTCGCPIED TERRITORY SUXDAY Laants of the office seeker Fishing 1030 A U Celebration of Lords Supper and Dedication of Church Serfresh air shady drives and calm sweet mon by Rev E O Guerrant D D rest will prove beneficial to the Chief 330 P K Sunday School Mass Meeting JUNE MANUFACTURING CO 730 p 3f Sermon by Rev J H Martin Magistrate of the Nation Cor LaSslle Ayenne and Mario Street DD The Christian people of every denom- Â¬ CHICAGO ILL The official vote of this 19th district ination are cordially invited to attend ive CoL H Lilly Rep 372 major all the services Those from a distance ity over Bamford White Dem for will have homes provided for them W B Cooper Circuit Judge For Commonwealths Pastor of Church Jackson Ky JLttoraey Mara Dem beats Hurst JSep ky a majority of 670 Sick headache is the bane of many lives this annoying complaint may be As a reliable remedy in cases of Croup T3m clofioct race ever made for Circuit cured and prevented by the occasional WhooplDj Cough or sudden Colds Xeatucky was in the Seventh use of Dr J H McLeans Little Liver and for the prompt relief and cure of between ex Gov Leslie Dem and Kidney Fillets They are pleasant throat and lung diseases Ayers Cherry to xase no larger tnan a pin nead and Cpfc Carr Sep There were 19- - are the ladies favorite for biliousness md Pectoral Is invaluable Mrs E G Edgerly I consider vetm cut and Can won by only bad taste in the mouth jaundice for le Council Bluffs Iowa writes ucorrhea and paintul menstruation 25 Ayers Cherry Pectoral a moat important Majority remedy for home use I have tested its cents a vial Sold by G B Swango Hazel Green and J N Vaughn Camp curative power in my family many WEST LIBERTY ton times during the past thirty years and Xcws Qaftekly Xete4 y Married Visiter have never known it to fail It will reKansas or Bust Salyar the pedagogue of this 8 lieve the most serious affections of the A Grand Excursion will leave Winpkee rode over to West Liberty Friday throat 3ud lungs whether in children or retarniag Monday morning and below chester on Tuesday September 2nd 1886 John H Stoddard Petersburg adulte at 240 p sl via the Kentucky Central Va writes I have never found a med what he saw and heard fUe Mississippi and Missouri Pacific He visited the Poplar Grove basket Ohio iclu equal to Railroads for Kansas City and Osborne aseetuMj where he saw an immense con krwataon assembled and heard Hon W City Kansas Fare for the round trip 19 to Kansas City and 25 to Osborne F-- Taaibee and Rev D B Ragan ex City Tickets good for 30 days and good Jwwad the Scriptures Six were convert- Â¬ to stop off at any point west of Kansas ed to Christ He heard that flux was raging in West City either going or coming also one liberty aad saw Leslie Perry who was half fare to any point in Kansas from for the prompt relief of throatI and lung consider talwa down with it He heard that Kansas City Now is the time to go and diseases peculiar to children affections It an absolute cure for all such Mrs W W McGuire was quitesick but look at the country and to visit friends If you are going remit us 5 and name and am never without It In tho house did aot learn the cause He heard the mass meeting indorse the point you wish a ticket for and we Mrs L E Herman 187 Mercer 6t Jersey I have always found Hon W P Taulbeea course in Congress will deliver you the ticket at the depot City writes in Winchester on September 2nd on the Ayers Cherry Pectoral useful in my famaad saw them instruct for him he also sw them instruct for Bob Elam for payment of the balance of the fare Old ily B T Johnson Mt Savage Md soldiers now is the time for you to take State Board of Equalization For the speedy cure of sudden writes your claim A good crowd will go and He ieard Henry Cox had the itch Colds and for the relief of children afflicta glorious time can be expected If you ed with Croup I have never found any Â¬ aad when he called upon him saw a pic- Â¬ ture the Bible picture of Job are going let us know at once Address thing equal to Ayers Cherry Pectoral C F KX0WLT0NManiiTftr knew it werent Job bst be It is the most potent of all the remedies I Stanton Powell county Ky W H Stickler Terre He beard everybody speak highly of have ever used Tme Herald and saw several who will Ayers Cherry Haute Ind writes fabscribe for it soon Pectoral cured my wife of a severe lung Â¬ Dutv of Elders and Deacons The LADIES FAVORITE bocrmne Opened by Rev E P Mickel and James IL Williams it ia LIGHT IUiroriNG- and clous 730 P M Histnrv of the Presbyterian such beautiful work Agonts Eavor Church Rev E O Guerrant itobocauao itis a quick and easy seller - SCHOOL DESK M BIGSTAFF Y President THOMSON Cashier DIRECTORS Jam us Chorx Andrew Feslkr ESTABLKKED tMT It Is new aeaxir ifatr years since this bcUicm was oSsrcd as a rcmly for Warns and rom that time its rcpuutiea bas stsadily increasctl until at the bicwsic cavkia almost umvcrvally ackuowinletl tlirouifliout nearly lii fan ot Uw world to be the trtffn rtmttiy Worm CnatectMas ma ie more for the purpose cf pleating thepalite than cf overcomios the disease aave been raasacrored altaxorllie their short leas of life K nearly exhausted aad B A Fabneitocts Verraifije contiaues to grav is favor couauyut from no other cause than vor mz aad spaimi are aiot frctfueatly daily ChUdrtn often look pale and souk ot IThGU iuct 4iC irrmuic UlCSC luaura wppcrs Unit miners 4Cr3U wecuiacsu4iiB wholesome diet tmsin restlcly in sleen moaning and grinding the teeth then be assured these sj rptciaa sin refmioc are indications of worms Maura help Â¬ less child has been laid the jf rae when the niscae which caused iu death has been entirely misunderstood and when worms bae really en the cause IthasbeeapraTrdbeysad cavil that worms exist in the human system from earliest infascy therefore parcati especially mrtkrrx who- are morecsa stantly with their children cannot be too onset ring of theyiWr symptnnt nr far so surely a thev exist they rmabe taftly and ifctJHy removed form the mtrrt dttitatt infant by the timely use of 3 A FhnstocXl Veraufug Thyskians do not hesitate to recommend it aad use it ia their practice and many of the move eminent of the profession from all parts of the country test fy to its uniform success In fact It ne Ter fall It has frequently bea given u child Â¬ ren as a safe purgative not suspecting the cause cf the Illness and lare quantities of warms were discharged aad naicwtasa relief afforded Great caution mint be used by every purchaser to be hi own judire in oneseaseand t rstanicwr7 bottle he buys of it The simple name of FAHNHSTOCK is not sutScient lie mult Sunk cicely and carefully to see taa m initials are B A FahskstoCK and be satistcd wiili aotUs else Naw Howard Co Mo pa Having used the-- original H AFahnecclc VuauAiga Messrs Schwartz it llaslert Pittslurr sora- - of that most excellent rem Â¬ In my practice for many years t hav no hesitancy ia rectm CintlmmX have used edy B A Fahcestocks Venniftige and found it to nave the meadievr it at a remedv which is desired effect I think your Vermifuge can net safely be dis Â¬ In all case where a Vermifuge H needed pensed with ia any family Yours A TH05 K HAKDY M D J W HUBBARD M D LFAHHESTGCifS juv uu m wk uu aasp vmmt te 1 VERMIFUGE nr Frasxuk c botcsssorsto a Fanneatocics son co Fittsiar PaS8li afrrtlitUAiUUt Dr K 11 mtu41v Drake J T IfiGiiLAxn J w 2 nn u 5PUWIDT7 m uwi b vwunMii it C rfftlia pALAGE HOTEL FKENCIIBURG KY Proprietor The patronage of the traveling public is respectfully invited Table the best and every attention to the comfort of guests WILLIAMS a C B SWANGO - DEALER I J II - For Instant Use V- e GENERAL MERCHANDISE nAZEL - umnulactured by the THE JOHN SHiLLiTO COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in creen Kentucky KEFra- CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASiOGTEKNT OF Sidney School JOHN Furniture Co Sole Proprietor Lotjghlik Sl SIDNEY OHIO This Desk has hon Adopted in Noarly All the Leading SchoolH of tht Country Globes Kegistf rs Dictionary HoMcrs Maps Map Cones Numeral Frames Chart Dictionaries Anatomit -al MortelK Erafiers Blackboards- Tiquid Slating Rells Crayon Microscopes And even hinj needed in a school room Wruc U8 for complete catalogue Address DRY GOODS CARPETING Race Seventh George Streets Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Ready made Clothing Hats Caps Soots Shoes Queensware Tinwr- Hardware Table and Pocket Cutlery Croctrr- ies Stoves and Farming Implements- In fact everything usually kept in a firat clasa country store and at BOTPc33 PRICES Also will take in exchange for fjuods or in payment of any debt dfle ml nil r Countrv Produce and Live Stoek of every description 1625000 NOW IN USE kmaf Â¬ H J CLARKE AV1TH ELECTRIC BELT FflEE Â¬ Cincinnati Â¬ O Sievers Garson Hardware Co 637 W Main Street LOUISVILLE KY To introduce it ivc will for a slvort time give away in each county to those likelv t make a Iimed number of tmr GEK vn 1 NTLnVTU0 GALVANIC 8DSPENSO Cherry Pectoral AYERS Sidney flOly School Furniture Company IMPORTERS AKI SUNKY OHIO jobbers of LC WELLS with JOBSKR OF W N HALDBIfiAN President of the Great LOUISVILLE COURIER JOURNAL CO Tells What He Knows of AND- - Wm H FiUlerton Hats Caps Straw Goods Glove anil ITnibrlliiK Kl iifcLl8 a positive aad ufaiIiasrCHre for Neryons Dehilitv Weakness Vsricecl Loss of igor Khcmnatim etc 5etlK ward paid if every Uelt we maaafacturs does not generate a genuine electric can eat Address at once GERMAN BELT AGENCY P O Hox 178 Brooklvn New York jul t B E ROBERTS wrrit CHILL1COTHE O Â¬ RUSH F VILLIAMSON WITH WINTERSMITHS Â¬ rbling CHILL CUR 2Jj Dr WinUrtmith -- B NOTIONS Boots Shoes THIBD EACS 2j Henry L Crane Boot Garter Bros i Co Go Shoe WnOLT lSALE John A Carter James Wholesale Dealers in UNION STE3STS OfFICK Or THK GOURIEK JODRNAL LoCISVIIXX Cincinnati At Q5 MJ Dnorl C4 CINCINNATI WITH Rubbers O Dry Goods and Notions i Si made the subÂ¬ ject of go much comment bv bis killing the Jailer of Belle county a young man d little girl while on their return from 5 two J ago was arÂ¬ rested S0 despite- - his boastfulnesa by the deputies olarshal Gross at Pineville oa SBday the 16th Among the posse aaJasg tbe arrest was Deputy W T Day of this vicinity Johnsons offence waa the forcible release of a prisoner by the persiuisive power of hs revolver yhile tHe U S officer waa taking him a aaoowhiBer over the mountains of Bell ewtoty t Ixmkville some days ago AFei Johjonthe notorious outlaw of Belle countywho was Home for Sale I offer for sale for the next sixty days at a reduced price and on easy terms a nice dwelling house and lots beautifully situated The house is in elegant repair having been built within the last three years and is lo- Â¬ cated in a healthy and growing part of the uwn wun geoa out ouuaing About fifty growing fruit trees and best of all a weft of neverfailing water GOOD WARRAN Â¬ supposed to be Quick sumption We now regard the Pectoral E M Breck as a household necessity writes enridge Brainerd Minn I am subject to Bronchitis and wherever I go am always sure to have a bottle of affection Con- Â¬ Ayers Cherry Pectoral with me It Is without a rival for the euro of bronchial affections PREPARED BY TY TITLE - I am determined to sell and any one de Â¬ siring a beautiful residence in the most prosperous and thriving town in the moun Â¬ tains will do well to call on or address me as to price and iermF at ojjcs alltf J R TAULBEE 31 D Hazel Green Ky Dr T C Co Lowell Mass For sale by all Druggists Ayer Sir I waive a rule I have observed for r- j many ywu j inc me to say in reply to your request wHat I know i tif lis Tli rriwt Hfjn5 Lil efficacy I had and the good results of its effects I more had observed on Mr R W Meredith who for ofiice Sgjul am now prepared to do all kinds of than fifteen years has been foreman of oy induced me to test it in my famHy The results SSB repairing on Watches IlocKs Jewelry aave been entirely satisfacory The first case was 5juand optical goods Bring me your work of two years standing in which I believe every tegand it will be neatly and promptly re known remedy bad been tried with temporary re Â¬ paired at reasonable prices Hoping by liefthe chills returning periodically and seecringly houest work and fftir prices to merit Your cure broke them at severity with increased A Vin n rrnrrnee of them fcr 523your patronage remain T F CAPvR more than six months The other case was of a Yours truly milder form and yielded more readily to otlier remedies but the chills would return at intervals REENVADE HOUSE until your medicine was used since which time now several months they have entirely disappeared From the opportunity I have had to judge I do not FRENCHBURG KY -- wu nesitate to express uy ucuuni J T J COPE Proprietor- Hs a valuable specific and performs all you promise Jo C Bethel u J u Carter i onine 729 731 aad 735 iTAIN STPEET rn r-- EPAIRING WMBros RE WyShop Excl Manns at I FORD G Carter Jr LOUISVILLE KY Boot Shoe Go Prepared to Teach iasliitta Manufacturers and Dealers in Boots Shoes Rubbers No 82 West PenrI Street CINCINNATI O V- - G SK FORD AUGUST WITH BURNHEIM BAUER ion jJ ci iwjivbumij W N HALDEUAN Foo sale by J T F Day Table supplied with all delieaeies of the season opcciai aiieuuuu io uumuicitiai tourists A 516 Broadway CLOTHING h Of Booncvillc Aca4ewjv Sooavil Kr annouBccs that he k jwepri t TJCACJI INST1TCTK3 Hunts th woatfe f Jul and August aad will gsarastee MtM in evcrv icstnhee The ifrirtsmn cm We institute of 1385 sravs of him Prof Sanders oar sincere thanks fcc 4kww ciix iicsi manner in waica uu our instruction aad esprew wm avfttmm of the efficient nsanaer hi whkh M Hm ducted the exercises iSSrCharges rdtsoaahle aaij on application AddreM PROF A SAXDRt Prof A SANDERS jer - - i- - iv - is i V c tjt 4M - - - fwibA fiCw- r czs t T 2amteetL - ylrH mWmm IUL CEiL t - IlEKALD a tmmrMmtfsyk A4v2ce WOLFE COUNTY upon Representative iack in UMertfoa itud 5 Taulbec 3Ir Beck said that MrTaul Spradling Aug 19 Religious serJStl bee made a good Representative that he vices were held FSRB 9BHZX 4w49K went out mmm3mmimi at this place last Sunday mmim Salyersville Ang IS Miss Mat yHir MerslMra is aggressive has opinion3 of his ownÂ¬ night at the residence of Liga Creech Crops are very good in this neighbor Â¬ aVmt fMilMcritiH has expired jj and expresses them with force command- on Little Laurel Revs Marion K Ely tie Willmore who has been attending hood Stump in m I otte yu are re- - ing the attention and favor of the House and Leander Clerr both officiated A school at Sicholasville returned last mMfnrti uKf to roalt aid re-- Mr Beck said emphatically He is one large crowd was in attendance and good week to the home of her sister Mrs Geo 3tftrttMcrpUmt otct James Henry Sebastian of Breathitt of the best young members of Congress order prevailed except a litte row be-Â¬ Gardner of this place She was accom Â¬ will this wek begin the erection of a iMr V J Kehoe Private Secretary of tween two young men which for a few panied by one of iier young lady friends handsome two story frame dwelling on HAXELCKEEN KY Taulbee is moments threatened to bathe in blood who will remain some time with her WJBDtfESpjLY AUG 55 188C Speaker Carlisle also said the Boon Fork of Frozen The house is lionest earnest sincere and thourghly the participants Pistols were inquired Miss Pattie Mann who was at home to be 50x16 and will be built by J L rtJiauie- - ne una convicuons auu is not for and fierce words used but there was during thtj Institute returned last Sun Â¬ Wilson of this place which insures a XiME TABLE Itliifo lilHWif know w express uiem iou aiwavs no shooting nor was any one hurt The day to her school on the Burning kMnrKf IM 9111 AlftllK Boilunii rIraia where to olace him a aualitv row was over a girl and J M Fulks Fork much to the regret of her Spring good job many fcmn4rii3MHi21miutw slower than Ml tiat s very desirable He commands recently elected constable commanded friends The Mitchell Wagon for sale at S S i the respect of his fellow members and peace at once Sterli tint Hon Pres Taulbee was in town smil- Gaitsktlls Mt Sterling Ha 1 tawec Jit 3te2mg at 7 a ac arrives is popular in Congress No new mem- old blackÂ¬ ing and shaking hands with his friends a David Lawson our good tlUtkweHxt4Ax ber is better liked and has hotter success smith who was defeated for magistrate few days ago He is making ready for at 9 a c arrives at Kihell Sentinel Democrat m this district says that he is glad he another term in Washington jii 3Wriix Jw jl Jt p x ar K S mv jai- - Sterliug ax not have felt was defeated for he Profs Hayes and Wylie aud your As per previous announcement in this justified in laying wouldhis profession xivm at EetbwcU it 329 p aside humble informer were handsomly en- Â¬ j 4 ivts Xotbwcll at 345 P x arrives paper Rev E P Mickel preached at which he has followed until he has grown tertained one day last week at the home the Presbyterian Church here last Fri j at Ml sterUag at 5iOP M olfice would j of Geo Gardner iKifrS eaaeuU at ML Sterling with 1105 a day night Dr Jb U uuerrant on Satur-Â¬ gray in service and that the IS WARRANTED Fever SC 4 157 P X trains b C O railway day at 11 a M and Saturday night At not suit him The school here began Monday under Apue Intermittent orto cure Fever and Chill Ito iW Lcxlagtta Ciuchiaau aad XouiHrllle the latter meetins Mrs Judge Swango The Hazel Green Herald is greet the charge of Miss J Griffin princimittent Fever Dumb Ague Bilious Fever wmmcU at Ht Sterling with 1105 a Mrs Joe Clark Mrs Cal CundifTand ed throughout thi3 country which it pal and Miss Lizzie Sublett Denjme or Break bone Fever Liver assistant JC tMu wC40 fr the Eust aad 13G Being represents with much praisa Complaint and The good people of Magoffin county ihtlurial poisons all diseuses arising from P c tiain irote LeuLiville and Cincinnati Misses Rosa Bell and Mary Burton uni- well edited with contributions of the ted with the church Sunday Dr Guer VMigBierT ceKHty court day special remember c it gives will of 1S86 with pleasure the Insti Â¬ 1 JMSureU a the 3rd Monday in each rant preached at Bethsalem and Mr highest order each week tute Earpers S C July 9 18SA aMHtta at 7 JO a X arriving at Mt Sterling Mickel preached here morning and even general satisfaction Subscribe for it For eighteen months suf Miss Emma Rice spent Institute week at 9 ASC Tteturuig leaves ilt Sterling ing leaving on Monday morning where only 1 a year ered with Chills and Fever at 3 P M arriviag at ie tliwell at L30 P x he joined Bro Guerrant and assisted in Rev G G Ragan preached his fare- Â¬ with her cousin Miss Emma Fairchilds Lym kwell w Mt Ceding at 5 i 3 the services at that place which closed well sermon at this place a few Sundays Everybody is preparing to go to camp having Chills every other day GEO HARPER Sapt last evening From there they go to since Bro Ragan has been the pastor meeting if they dont get sick before After trying various remedies Dr Mann and son are away on a visit recommended to cure used a Breathitt The meetings here were well of the church here for four years and attended by people of all denominations has a great many friends who will regret to friends and relatives iu Virginia bottle of dyers Ague Cure and LOCAL HEWS his departure and much interest manifested Willie and Emma Spurlock visited have never since had a- chill James Hall and wife of Campton Bloomington last week t head f cabbage Monday EBWIJf MARPFR wwighed 72 pcmntls A Republican for Taulbee were visiting this neighborhood Saturday Even watermelons are said to be sick PREPARED BY Editor of The Herald I thought aud Sunday last We are glad to meet Iv this year Co Lowell Mass Dr J C Ayer Beatty of Beattyvllle is vi Fwould send you an item for your most with them at any timt and hope they of F XcGuire at this valuable paper and I hope it will not will pa us another visit soon Id by all Druggists lally Farbetter than the harsh treatment of find its way to the waste basket I had John M Rose passed through here medicines which horribly gripe the paof attending tient and destroy the coating of the AY HOUSE Charity C foil of Nicholas is visit the pleasurethe head of Red the basket Tuesday last en route homo from the stomach River last Mt Sterling Court but he didnt say Dr J H McLeanis Chills and meeting on kie Wotiw B Kendall of Sunday lie v ia Fever Cure by mild yet effective action Aug 15 where they fed the what luck he had in selling HAZEL GREEN KY tdu place many and twelve baskets full were taken Miss Maggie Taulbeo a very handsome will cure Sold at 50 cents a bottle by Kev ISAAC MURPHY Prop G B Swango Hazel Green and J 2v up Rev Leander Lacy an Jae ateyheaa of Montgomery accom- - excellent sermon Leanderpreachedthat young lady of Laurel Creek is suffering Vaughn Campton The table is supplied with the best in the is one much pain from scrofula in her left jaw Market and every attention given to guests yy aw wiie ana iamiiy arc visit cau preach with the best of them I and cannot get any relief ltates reasonable towa MORGAN COUNTY also had the pleasure of meeting Hon Our Sabbath School is still increasing V7 Taulbee 8 J GUAUJCAN JAS A SHDTTLKWORTII H Sose has been appointed pot- - howP glad was Well I cant tell you in numbers and from the present outEzel Aug 21 Yes the has Prea is to Ire elected meet him have my look much good will be accomplished in been shiniug beautifully for themoon few 6RAUMAN r at Stillwater on the route between last SHUTTLEWORTH sure to be if I can thk p4acc aad Campion the near future nights and from what we saw on the way if I am A Republican Mrs James H Stamper of Campton streets the other day it has been shining Manufacturers and Jobbers of 1Sr waat 175 to 200 bushels of coal paid us a flying visit on the 16th insc through a still worm There are some Hufla Geo Tuck White Green tigliTfaa house at Hazel Green and 5 unprincipled persons in this community i sj kersbent man ha just returned from a returning home next day invite bide Apply to this office tf trip to Prestonsburg Pikeville c and L P Clark of Maytown was in our who slip this stuff into our town in the H night aud the next day the result U Callie Wallace the reports sales to the amount of 3800 A neighborhood on business this week Lviie Day seen Now you night hawks dont ILiiU hb j a Fi in with an daaa4 eveas of two pair of twins are good man is alwaysadvertisementem The Camiton Aug 20 Stickley Drake stop this you ifwill got a trip to the Big and sure to sell the ek list with something like flux Herald those moss back drummers who occasion- while blasting with powder and fuse in Court Granville on the 19th Taylor Johnson who has been building houses Hw am naal meeting of the Christian ally come this way representing hereby the well oftamping hisBaley on the pow inst was fuse a house in this place for the last twelve should profit Ctarckee vf this county will be held at afraid to show up an GvwpttM r the 4th Sunday iu Septem- - The merchants of this section propose per withfuse iron or steel tamper which montlis has succeeded in getting enough G05 W Main Street and caused enough friction timber together to put on one coat of from progressive men and when cut the buying LOUISVILLE KY and while waiting for it to dry they fail to see the card of a house iu the to set oh the blast and blow Drake up burning and mangling him badly The as rented the farm of James Lacy for- Â¬ ask paid a flying visit to representative Eastern Kentucky paper JLeae B EORGE DOLL merly owned by S G Sample on Greasy kk krother Hon J M Kash the first The Hazel Greek Herald sir they doctors think that he will recover James Morrison who went prospecting and will move to it soon of tkk Trt eek Reese now lives in O wiugs are rather chary about catching on in Perry county for precious metals has viUc On last Thursday four buggies loaded Co Rosenberg Flexner R M McKee of Montgomery county returned and reports that he saw no in- with relatives of John D Henry passed G W-- Hawea of Uourbou wmnty Ky a brother of Judge Clav Mclvee of Mt dications of precious metals but did see through here on their way to Johns Successors toltosenberg Nathan tfcFlexner sm4 G Littletoa and wife of ML Sterling was iu this vicinity last week a great many coal mines ranging from This will cause the big pot to be put in Bterliug are registered at the Fieratt buying sheep WHOLESALE lie secured Green three to six feet on their face Morri- the little one filled with the good things Stamper to buy them for him and was son says that where coal and oil are that are easily found about Johns prom- Â¬ very well satisfied with his purchases plentiful there is no precious metal ises Mms 0ara Day of Frozen Creek who In conversation with The Herald man AND Married On the 19th inst John kas keea visitiag Iter cousins Misses he spoke of the fine crops the nice build Williams of Johnson county to Mis3 The new church house at this place is ready for plastering and James Hall has JLttlavjuid IIllie Day of tliis place ru ings that he had seen throughout the Nannie Asbury of this place the cere- Â¬ been expected to do the work 712 and 714 Soth Side Main turaed home Sunday country and the new ones in course of mony being performed at the residence Prof Hiden preached at the hall last erection On the whole he was much JJot 7th 8th Liisk last Friday started up his pleased with the country and the people of the brides father May success at- Â¬ Sunday at 11 oclock and Rev J R r tend thorn through life Kendall at 3 in the afternoon aw laill on Lacy Creek and thcnatives and expressed the opinion that with a LOUISVILLE KX axeplaning for dwellings with Mansard railroad running to us we would not be Mrs S S Combs presented to me a The firm of J M Pieratt Bro of bunch of corn containing thirteen dis- this place is minus the brother part R riots and lav windows behind auv section of the Suite tinct ears all from the same shoot M Pieratt retiring Bring on stalk that will beat it iberty O The Old Eeliablc J A- - Chambers 2Sorth 1and Henry The Kentucky Union railroad has been or anotheranother that will hold the corn W B Lykins left here on last Thursshuck TC Ireland Ioaisville Ky were regis sold to a syndicate of Scotchmen and Henry day to attend the Baptist Association in of Lock Haven Pa Picratt the young and popular Lawrence county our people may yet hear the toot of the tered at the Pieratt lastweek PROPRIETORS iron horse before the next presidential livery stable man of Hazel green was in Prof Hiden has closed hia writing is understood that the new town this morning He had brought school at this placejust election It giving general satisUacle Joe D Nickell who resides on owners have the wherewith the soap over Mr Chambers who is delivering a faction Graaey ia Morgan county lost a daught- Â¬ the spondulix and that they will begin book entitled the Bible Companion On Commission S S Dennis is on the sick list er last Wedaesday evening from flux operations at once or pretty soon The I received a letter from J B White That disease has almost become an epi canny Scotchmen do things up in good stating that he is defeated by a majority Blurt Mountain men will do well to connult us before offering stock for sule as we believe daauc in our section style and when they once begin work of 360 and that J P Marrs is elected Persons who lead a life of exposure it will be to their interest will push the road through Afay God by a majority of 670 This is a little are subject to rheumatism neuralgia iftevg G F Oaey and W- L Stamper speed the day strange GIVE US A TRIAL and lumbago and will find a valuable aje expected to preach at the Methodist Corn crops are looking well aud there remedy in Dr J II McLeans Volcanic Okrckia Hazel Green on the 5th Sun Mrs Lizzie Maxey of Waco Mo has will be a great deal of corn made where Oil and you will stop with us ever time Liniment it will banish pain and daylis this month and perhaps on the been visiting the family of Dr Mason the people sometime since thought there subdue inflammation Sold by G B Saturday night previous Kash and other relaties and friends at would be none P ROGERS Swango Hazel Green and J N Vaughn thi place but left Sunday for Ezcl VIITII Kke Clara Day of Frozen Creek where she will visit for a week and then Some people have begun to plow for Campton Tell Hisses Lula and Lillie Day and Lula start for hom She was a Mis3 Ailing wheat in this neighborhood MENIFEE COUNTY SHIPLEY DOISY GO AAnaw of this place were in to see us ton raised at West Liberty and married Stillwater Aug laat Saturday and we explained to them J T Maxey a brother of Mrs Dr Kash quarterly meeting at29thisThere will be Frekchburg Aug 20 I omitted in place com the mysteries of the art preservative of this pace It has been eighteen years menceing the 28th of this month it be-Â¬ my last to express my regrets over the since she before visited this section and for Justice of 3Cra J T Stephenson sent ub a bncket she was surprised to see the wonderful ing Rev D B Demarces last round defeat of Longfellow Everybody is invited to come that there the Peace Bro L came nearer crying some improvement in that time of trleant tomatoes Mrs Wallace may be a great good accomplished for than I ever did over defeat of any Redelicious com and Miss Mary Belle the cause of Christ publican and I think if it would be any Trimble a saese of toothsome sweet po Johnson Young accompanied by his consolation the lachrymal fountain of tatoes They will please accept thanks son is visiting in our vicinity For a Mrs Larkin Samples and son of Rus- my soul would open and enoagh tears sell county Va were the guests of Mrs Cor 4 th and Elm Streets man past eighty years of age he is re Prea candidate for Congress markably well preserved Mr Young R M Cecil last week They say they would fall to cause a dry tide in Beaver Oar OHIO like the looks of this country very well But he made a good race running within CINCINNATI the Bascom who is one of the prominent aad Rev W L Stamper o Cecil of this place has been ten votes of two of the best Democrats the Mountaina are advertised as the farmers of Montgomer3 county has been of F F My attzactIoa at Bethel Camp Meeting this a very active pushing business man aud running with the threshing machine and in a strong Democratic district over 13 WEEKS eyes are inclined to moisten also weak aad thousands attended in conse his mind is well stored with reminiscen- thinks it quite hard on him but it is the o the defeat of the Mugwump Johnathan quaace ces of vears ago when he purchased making of him if he only knew it Johns has The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed Whitaker for Constable Miss Lou Cecil who is teaching school learned to make a pretty good Constable securely wrapped to anyjaddress in the stock in this section from 36 to 46 Blackburn representing Warren J B aianafacturersof boots and shoes at this place is progressing finely She since he tacked his levy on the sheeps United States tor three months on receipt of C Dr J M Swetnam a citizen of our has an average of 35 pupils a day ONE DOLLAR back Loajarflk Ky and Boston 3rass de town twenty years ago and now a resiLiberal discount allowed to posfmaslera Dr Halsoy of Grassy Creek is in Thos Reddick and his son Jesse are agents elrm tka merchants of Middle and East dent of Omaha Nebraska was a visitor our midst attending Mrs Sanford Wells and clubs Sample now in jail under the charge of stealing free Address all orders to copies mailed ace his samples before to hia friends last Sunday and left for era Xastacky to of this place a horse from Mrs Eliza Ballard Jailer znakaaj amrchates elsewhere RICHARD K FOX home on Monday The Doctor has pros Corn crops on this creek generally look Frieby now has eight boarders three of Fkvnklin Square N Y in life and we are glad to note well pered Pop whom are awaiting trial tor leiony and gaaajaatta from Magoffin who was nim as one of the most prosperous and A the other informed us that is tow iaat Thursday Lick Creek some highly esteemed business men in the In advance of the sickly season render improvingfive working out penal fines in the jail grounds was ragtag on lax rapidly growing city of Omaha yourself inpregnablc a malarial atmoa The Teachers Institute closes today tfarat aulas troai Salyersville and that temperature To say it was a success it is only nec- Â¬ While Emery Fayette and Clabe phere or sudden change of use ok 3Coady ikerc were five coffins sent Dr J H essary to say it was conducted by Prof to that aaifkborhood from Salyersville James were hewing logs one day last is fraught with danger McLeans Strengthening Cordial and Hays It was well attended by the week the axe slipped from the grasp of 100 per bottle Sold teacher Swango while in Mont Clabe and struck Emery ou the shoulder Blood Purifier Wallace by G B Swango Hazel Green and J 6701 bushels of grain inflicting a very painful wonnd romary tkrashed Fortu- Â¬ Miss Sue Dean of Lexington Ky on twaafcy five days They threshed a nately it was the poll of the axe which K Vaughn Campton has been engaged to teach and will begin anal lot of wheat forD S Godseyon struck him for had it been the edge the our public school next Monday Has attained a standard of excellence wliio MAGOFFIN COUNTY Moadaylaet nd now goto the Holly force of the lick would would have sevsuperior Bro Mickel is in town lecturing and admits of noevery i tnpr inventive It oontaiiis and Fiat Woods neighborhoods to thresh ered the arm from hi3 body Cypsy Aug 18 Calvin Howard sold preaching His friends are always glad genius skill aud money ovement that can produce z to Steve Richardson one yoke of 5 year to see him G B Swango County Judge will hold Some miscreant last Monday night old oxen last week at S7750 E H a special term of court on Monday Aug entered a tobacco patch on the farm of Whitaker bought of Louis Patrick one George Helton aged about thirtyÂ¬ 30th far the purpose of qualifying the B F Sexton near Maytown and pulled yoke 3 year olds at 50 and C G Hagar years died August 15th of consumpvarioca officers elected August 2nd thir up every plant three acres which is a bought of Woodson Allen one mule at tion Joseph Phelps and J J Byrne have ty days being required for officers to total loss The patch was the property 6250 qualify after they are elected under the of his son Breckand another young mau Jack Allen died his home on Trace been quite ill with fever at law A T Hackney Circuit Clerk is very The perpetrator Fork of Licking Sunday evening the of the neighborhood whoever he may be deserves the severest 15th inst after a brief illness He had low with consumption Captain Will Hcrndon was elected penalty the law can inflict Married Aug 12th G B Cassity to so lived in life that he had a host of CoaiawawaaltVs Attorney in the 8th who will sincerely mouru his Mrs Sue Vogelman majority beating a wordistrict by 85 Miss Eliza McClain who has been liv- - friends E A31B EXCEL iBffiBEEBfi thy man Capt Will is a brother of our mg m tne jamny oi non w yj ivnze death Will buy Wool Genseng Rags Hides Clay Herndon and those since last fall left Sunday morning for W W Lovely teacher of school dis townsman H S S Gaitskill Mt Sterling who kaaw kiaa my that he is a worthy Sherman Texas which place she expects trict No 36 in Breathitt is in our midst c man These Organs aro celebrated for volume to make her home in the future Mis3 with the same old smile on his face I BREATHITT COUNTY suspect he is looking after a sweetheat quality of tone quick response artistic design making Many bodily ills result from habitual McClain is an estimable young lady aud At least his actions indicate as much perfect Frozen Cheek Ky Aug 19 The beauty in finish desirableconstruction homes organs for thorn the most and a fine constitution may we commend her to the parties with coxwtipatioa Miss Darcus Carpenter daughter of Democrats of to meet in schools churches lodges societies otc he broken and ruined by simple neglect whom she expects to reside in the future Uncle Sam Carpenter has been quite ill Jackson Aug Breathitt areup delegates 21st to send ESTABLISHED REPUTATTOar There is no medicine equal to Ayeis Remedy For Flux We publish the for the past week but under the able to the West Liberty Couveutiou to nom- - UXEaUALEB FACILITIES Pills to correct the evil and restore the SKILLED WORK3IEX flux which treatment of Dr B B- - Porter is much inate candidates for Congress and mem organs to natural healthy and regular following simple remedy forthe yellow of better BEST MATERIAL ber State Board of Equalization The is said to never fail Take action MAKE THIS COMBINED Mrs Linda Carpenter and daughter delegates will instruct for Our Pres one egg one tablespoonlul castor oil Swango were thrcsh thirty drops laudnum one tablespqonf ul Mary of Daisy Dell have been visiting and Alfred Combs Eah for Taulbee While Wallace Rev Mr THE POPULAR OBBAH Dr their at Henry Duffs in Montgomery white sugar one tablespoonf ul whiskey guests many friends in this vicinity the Mickel E O Guerrant and mectinou will becin a protracted of Geo Carpenter tablespoonful for last week a little son of Mr Duffs got Mix well and take one proportion Instruction Books and Piano Stools Married On the 12th inst Joseph White Oak near this place next Wed- Â¬ lotded with twenty five adults and children in xxp on a wagon Wireman to Miss Martha Carpenter of nesday Aug 25 We anticipate an in ataloguea and Prlco Lists on application rass Vwhela of oats and falling under the Quicksand Breathiit couuty Rev Sam terestmg meeting W V Word rer resenting Brinklev wagou came near being killed He was Kelly B Day son of T Day of CHICAGO COTTAGE OBGAH CO with for extricated from under the hind wheel Grubbs Louisville ha3 been rjerattus ana Allen officiating of Daisy Dell has been Hazel Green spent several Jdays with us Elliot Howard or tne ws restinEr on hie head at the several days a guest loves nsh aud enjoys eating V Randolph and Ann Sis CHICAGO ILL with ill with totally unconscious He has taeaadwas revived and it ie thought fluxbeen quite the skillfulsomething like enjoying himselfthe pastthe young folks Xelly also to wec them treatment of of this place for Under ftabsesuently TTncfr TJBSCBIBE FOIl THE KESALD TX L T Chiles of the firm of Chiles Charley Sublett took hia departure for T1V- - nrJ Vna - nt that aoining serious will mult as the- I Pieratt however he is rapidly convat- - the West lasc week Suppnes 53Fi bt Doctor thinks the ekuil bent to the presj missed by feip jescing jotVesi tne wseei TUlvtrtiSmtmis iwsorted the talk turned Â¬ Democrat scribe met wilh Senator Beck ami engage ami Ih conversation and At Crnthlana Wednesday a Sentinel J CORRESPONDENCE C G Hasrer is now moving his saw Charlev Howe representing the well-mill from the head of Salt Lick to Kel- - known firm of Trimble Bros called to t son Salyers for a 100 job see us tnisweek Wehpve had a great deal of rain re- Â¬ Ve had a small tide in the Kentucky cently and crops are looking well River this week but no rafts or boats rtr ihid tk 2W Dru Gnnrlc lurs4iSno jl nr w2j m r 1SOOTS SHOES KTS CARPETS OIL CLOTHS CLOTHING CV r fc VJJ C E WILLMOTS THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER HEARDOK Roese Building A GROSSMAK Â¬ iu jl 1 i Ag lie Cure I AYERS Come Early and Get Choice C E WHLLMOT MT STERLING fkaxk gouyioiv GROSSMAN KY - JOHXF SCHLHS- j Â¬ GOUYiOl GO 4 Â¬ WHOLESALE XANUFACTITBEXS OF Â¬ -- a J AMI aeG i n 5 mm c Cote - BEIDLES 74 and 76 Main Street Â¬ J D CINCINNATI o m r 5t C30333ft Tit iair 9 wWw w w Â¬ HAZEL KREEN KY HENRY F PIERATT Proprietor Nice VeluGles and Horsss For Hire at all times aad m k most reasonable terns Satise tioH will be gives at U tiag4 aa those wishing to hire a HORS ami BUGGY or a SADDLE ECXRSr wQI find it to their interest to ee sultme fiORSES BOARDED hy the single meal day week or naoatk jjrWhen yon visit Hazel Greea put your horse ho with ae aad yo willhaveit well cared for SSrTWnen yon wuat t hire vo an hire from me for aa hour half lay day or week er longer ni J TU5 ad Â¬ J IPVVKfK 153 PARTIES CONVEYED TO ANY POINT IN EASTERN KENTUCKY ON REASONABLE TERilS Give me a call when you need anvthing in my linw Very respectfully c Â¬ H F PIERATT J Â¬ JUDY -- OLDHAM JUDY BOOTS Â¬ SHOES Successors to HANLY Mount Sterling Ky dealers n- -- Jg Â¬ PhoBiiix Stables Robinson Hardware Queensware Stoves Grates Flows c Sole Agents for the World Renowned KT 5- - Â¬ Jao Â¬ Â¬ The Best and Cheapest Wagon on Wheels Buy and Sell Horses The Trade of Wolfe and adjoining counties is respectfully solicited Jones zzTENNESSEE WAGONS - Urjr m BAUM J Keeps Constantly on hand a Large and well se lected Stock of PIPhk Â¬ VT IDRY GOODS X J Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ well-to-d- Which he sells Wholesale and Retail as Cheap as they can he Tbought in the State G ive him a call and be convinced that you can do as well in Mt Sterling as anywhere else you may go N II TRIMBLE KOBT M TRJ31BLE i id m m 3k- Â¬ SSOO SSOO Â¬ TRIMBLE BROS WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN CHICAGO COTTAC ORG A Flour Provisions Salt Nails Oi Powder Field and Garden Seeds Mt Sterling Ky They carry the largest stock and do the largest business of any house in Mt Sterling GEORGE E TUCK WITH WHITE HUFFAKER GREEN Wholesale Dealers in J m Â¬ S Y Livery McWilliams NEW m Co R L White J B Green Boots and Shoes 615 Sale and Feee Static MT STERLING KY West Main Street JA H Huflakerj BRrKKLEY LOUISVILLE KY Drovers5 ans V y B GRUBBS TradirslHgfitfltr maiialKt Â¬ BRINKLEY is vdptiiallr iuyited to our dcilities fcrtke Successors to Brinkley Co kaiicUfmrof stock and we invite all traders of Woltc and adjoining coaatiea to call Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in ua when in thfr ity GRUBBS Th attetion of horse aad STOVES Tinware Tinners Stock Sheet Iron Japanned Tin war a Specialty 6G2 W Main St and 201 to 209 Seventh Street LOUISVILLE KY WH GILL IS wire McOord AyrLelotte WHOLESALE ir 1 KENDALL HOUSE COHNER HATTERS No 61S i5t iLUN AND PESTG S3rjEG SlS WEST LIBERTY KY Wtsr 3LU3T Srxpia 1 Mrs E C Kendall Propriatrfcss ft i- 1rr LOUISVILLE KY The table Is supplied vriih the beat the I SV 4Crt- TTerince iiasd charge f OUY your oapar emrsfcpes ak - a V tFt- f i- 7 CssS- - Earf Ce i JSj irt atii I - j xZ n V fibrtM Geeen Herald OOOHK Tnreimmu FOREIGN GOSSIP maZBBLGXEEX - - KCNTDCKT FARM MEDICINES v Treatment of Stack TxmL Brawn Veteriaary in the Jour J srf ike Xejal Agricultural Society Sagtasd tells tfee farmers how to wke p coveBK5Htraedicme chest ferUfce iomcstic treatment of animals Xhe iollowiag is liis list of remedies wttkidwdosos srrauiged in alphabetical Mmmm far Mse f m CewTanlcwt Me4IciaeC4 Titer Aeftiie Tiacture Klemngs sr Aotkm sedative Allays fever and ex teraallj relieves irritation Doses ti ox 10 to 30 drops sheep 5 korse Arops Add water in proportion of a tdtttpoonftri to each drop of tincture For a lotion use a tablespoonfnl of the tiaoture I Aloes a pint of water A purgatve for horc or ox I tatkm r kotiki be Icept at band Both preparations must be obtained from a drachms Io es horses irap9taloctie mas as4 to 6 ordinary reifjnnjr sovereign f tflks an The proprietor of a menagerie atvc or 1 2 put of the solution wrote to the Liverpool Post that he suc- Â¬ Usually givfc in oombiaaton with in cases of continue constipa Â¬ ceeded in saving a lion cub that had ben deserted by its mother by putting tion Tow it with a female dog to suckle Annttona Liniment Made by adding sol u ton of ammonia and on the young lion takes freely of any strong of turpentine 1 S pact to joap lini Â¬ cooked food especially vegetables but ment A pint bottle of it carefully refuses raw meat It follows the keep- Â¬ toppercl should be kept at hand The ers wife life a dog According to English statistics the lnriucnt is useful as an application for tore throatnd for all cases in which death rate among doctors is large and swextciyial stimiriant is necessary on the increase It is about twenty five jviusijbf applied wlik the hand and per thousand among doctors twenty well rubbed into the skin among lawyers and sixteen among In proportion to thcii Areca Nwt A useful worm medicine clergymen The HHlfe should be kept in a stoppered numbers there are more death of doc- Â¬ bottle in a dry place When required tors from contagious fevers and diph- Â¬ for ue the quantity should be irrated theria than the average of the mass of by means of a nutmeg grater Doses the people horse or ox 1 2 ounce to 1 ounce of the The latest accounts state that the new island which has sprung up in the ndbian sheep 2 drachms dog 1 2 Friendly group in the South Pacific is to 1 drachm about nine square miles in area and Calvos Cordial A form of chalk rises from two to three hundred feet t mixture for calves aud sheep To be above the level of the sea The volcanc propRred by a chemist as follows Pre- Â¬ eruption which produced the island pared chalk 2 ounces powdered cate- Â¬ threw up a column of water and steam chu 1 oanee ginger 1 2 ouncel opium fully a mile in height 1 dram pepjernint water 1 pint A curious experiment has lately Dose Cahcs 2 to i fablespoonfuls been made in Italy A couple of swal- Â¬ fcheep 1 to 2 tablespoonfuls lows the proprietors of a nest of little Carbolic Acid A powerful caustic ones were convey from Pavia to Milan antiseptic ordinarily used in combina Â¬ where they were set at liberty at a cer- Â¬ tion with SO to 100 parts of water as tain moment previously agreed upon m iiseptie lotion to unhealthy Thirteen minutes later the parent birds wounds and for disinfection purposes reached their nests together having Carbolcal Cotton and Gaus To be performed the distance at the rate of Valuable one and a half miles per minute obtained of the druggist antiseptic application to wounds Some very attractive specimens of Cabtor Oil also Lnsecd 031 Purga- Â¬ paper slippers sandals and other cover- Â¬ tive Doses hprse or ox 1 to 2 pints ings for the feet a subststute for eheep 4 tablespoonfuls leather etc have been brought to no- Â¬ Colic fixture Equal parts of lauda Â¬ tice in London where their manufacture num and sweet irit of nitre and 18 has been recently undertaken For this part of chloric ether A half pint bot- Â¬ purpose paperpaper pulp or papier tle of it to be kept at hand Dose mache is employed in making the up- Â¬ horse or ox 2 to 4 tablespoonfuls in per which is molded to the desired form 3 parts of a pint of water and size the sole is made of paper Electuary A soft mass compounded pasteboard leather board or other with honey or treacle Must be pre- Â¬ adapted paper material a union of lhs pared by a druggist as follows Cam- Â¬ sole to the upper being effected by phor 2 ounces powdered myrrh licoric- means of cemenr glue or other ad Â¬ e-root and nitre of each 8 ounces hesive material The plan is to have extract of belladonna 2 ounces treacle the upper creased embossed or perfoenough to make a soft paste- - Dose rated at the instep and sides so as to horse or ox a portion of the size prevent any breaking or tearing while of half a walnut to be put at in use The sole may be made with or the back of the mouth two or three without a Jiecl times a day with a piece of stick Use ful in colds sore throat and influenza Forms rn esÂ¬ AT SANTA ANITA Ginger Stimulant sential part of all cordial powders for exciting appetite May be gven with A Sunday Spent at the Pleasure Ilesort oT I lie City of Mexico strortgale in cases of prostration from Fanta Anita the first village on the overwork or disease Dose horse or ox 1 to 2 teaspoonfuls of the- powder Viga beyond the City of Mexico is the in a pint of ale sheep one fourth of the universal rallying point on Sundays quantity Mercurial Ointment blue To be both for natives and sight seekers from purchased ready for use Valuable to the capitol There is always a fiesta at promotethe growth of hair and in some Santa Anita and the Indans are for-Â¬ forms of skin disease Only small quan Â¬ ever fandangoing pulque drinking and tities may be applied ballad snirinjfO On arriving at this Mercurial Ointment red Biniodide v llage the- firt business of every body of mercury A ood form for blister incasesof splint or affrr sprain of ten- Â¬ is to secure a wreath of poppies and ioru llowers wlreh the women wear dons JTitre nitrate of potash Diuretic upon their tangled hair and the men andfevcr medicine Dose horse or ox upon their sombreros -- though perhaps 2 tablespoonfuls daily in drinking the human form divine thus beauti- Â¬ water or half the quantity in the food ful crowned may be but partially cov- Â¬ 3 sheep 1 teaspoonful in tue food ered with scant and dirty rags Lovely iialts Epom or Glauber Common purgatives for cattle and sheep Dose wreaths sell for a madio six cents ox 12 to 16 ounces dissolved in a wine apiece and the woman young or old bottle of hot water a tablespoonfnl of who is not wreathed before the day is ginger may be added sheep 4 to G over is etherdeep in disgrace or out of fahion This innate love ounces of flowers is a direct heritargc from Salicylic Acid A valuable antiseptic the swarthy founders of the float Â¬ effective in the treatment of tells us History disease Dose Four table ing gaidens the most valuable gift that bpoonfnls of the acid are to be put in an vessel and dissolved in a quart which Montezuma presented to the earthen of boiling water hot water is then to Spanish ambassadors who came to his 1c added to make a gallon This solu Â¬ court was accompanied by a rare tion is to tic used to syringe the feet and bouquet and a strange anomaly it have seemed lavethe mouth and nostrils and also to must combined with tiie love of the beau their blood curdling tful wak the udder and linally to prinkle rcligfion Baron von Humboldt re- ovejke litter Half a pint of the solu- Â¬ marked upon the same peculiarity cen- Â¬ tion may he added to the gallon of so drinking water everv da The drv turies afterward and day have other those who writers on Mexico To acid powder may be sprinkled on the places must embower feet after they have been syringed with sit in the inarket themselves in green branches garlanded thcsoluton Santonine Used to expel worms with flowers while some prosaic pulque with roes and oncof the most effect ve agents for this barrels are wreathed similarly adorned mugs and pitchers are purpose-- Doe Horse 15 grains with o drachms of aloes to be given the The poorest village church has its floor Â¬ morning before feeding and repeated strewn with blossoms and fresh bouquets are always arranged upon the after two days The babe Sulphur Flowers of Sulphur A altars before services begin at its christening the child at its confir Â¬ very valuable alterative Dose horse and at her orox a tablespoonful with a teaspoon- Â¬ mation the brideits coffin wedding alike are food once the corpse in ful of nitre to be given in the a day sheep quarter of the quantity adorned Indian village next above At the Sulphur mixed with any common oils Santa Anita is a rare ohfehurch whch forms an excellent dressing for mango was built by Cortez more than three or surfeit in animals Turpentine Oil of Stimulant to the hundred years ago but is still in daily nse It is well worth a visit and if the skin-- Internally used to expel worms doors chance to be closed a few cents Useful in husk in calves Dose a tablespoonful daily in half a pint of a will induce the custodian who lives to produce mixture of milk and eggs lambs one conveniently near treasures of the key antique and reveal all its quarter of the quantity In the rear is a weed grown ugliness Vaseline Emollient to the skin Ef Â¬ fective in irritation of the surface chapÂ¬ grave vard with rows of grinning skulls ped heels mud fever especially if mixed ranged along the arms of its central with one eighth part of trisnitrate of t ross which is surrounded by the usual In front of the bismuth or carbonate of lead white heap of human bones ihurch facing the plasa fountan where lead or oxide of zincZine Chloride of Mixed with 50 to the women collect with asthe r water even Indian 100 parts of water it may be used for jas and linger to gossip women will are several blue painted the purpose for which carbolic acid is The vaults are mostly adobe tombs employed empty except a few moldy bits of 4 coffin as any one may see by looking Popular Summer Resorts in but each is graced by the owners placed cross bones skull and A fan There - is top on carefully Icewater something charmingly grotesque in A seersucker oot the idea that these long dead folk have come out to watch the little world they A hammock left and listen to the endless gossip at TLe iront steps the fountain and each eyeless dome of The back part of the house after clos thought scnis to wear a cheerful grin ing the front blinds as if apprec ating the situat on The ici cream saloon Nothing more picturesque can be Your uncle g imagined than tho evening Aa umbrella down the Vigft the bnppy hearted Ike m side a stive singing itt mt eksrf lin-seed-ofl -- charitable purposes M Pasteur sa3s it is easier to euro temperate men who have heen bitten by a mad dog than it is to cure those who are addicted to the flowing bowl To visitors at the Edinburgh Ex postiou Mr Lloyds exhibit of live m les of news paper in an unbroken web is one of the most striking exam- Â¬ ples of modern paper making Experments in Austrian garrisons prove that where the floors of barracks arc painied with tar the collection of dust in cracks is prevented and there is a consequent diminution in irritative dscases of the eye There is also a great diminution of parasites At the entrance of a restaurant in Pcsth Hungary where young Jadies are employed is posted a notice read Â¬ ing Gentlemen are requested to abÂ¬ stain from kissing the waitresses on the stairs as this is a fruitful source of breakage and impedes the services The Kng of the Belgians is about the only European sovereign who was born to a throne aud reached it The kings of Prussia Portugal and Sweden were born younger sons the King of Denmark a distant cousin and the Queen of England but iifth in succession to the Adolp L Rcichenheim a wealthy citizen of Berlin lias willed to that city 1000000 marks nearly 250000 for boats or fandango dancing to twang j ins jniitars while the dusky gondoliers keep time to the mulsic with their paddles Meantime the sleepy water is growing purple beneath the willows and the soft twilight of this marvelous climate is throwing its glamor over all Everybody of whatever age or color sax or station wears a poppy wreath and since it is better to be out of the world than outof fashion Betsy and I don them also and enter heartily into the spirit of the occasion Fannie B Ward in Boston Transcript Â¬ HOME AND FARM RELIC HUNTERS Hon They Arc Victimized by Professional Relic Fakirs Why is it that the East Room of the White House is kept so bare of furni- Â¬ ture asked a visitor to this city of a White House official Because if it was filled with small pieces of furniture bric-a-bror knick ac knacks it would present a most dilapidated condition was the answer As is the relic hunters cut off tassels it from the fringe of the furniture or tear off pieces of the curtains If there was any thing portable handy off it would go as a memento of the visit Washington is perhaps the greatest place for relic hunters in this country Here they have lull swing at all sorts of historical places and each visitor thinks that he or she must carry something home to the old folks Just at present pieces of the Washington Monument are the most salable Eveiywhere you go you see a piece of white marble some with rude sketchas of the monu- Â¬ ment on them others plain but there is enough still on sale to raise the monu- Â¬ ment fifty feet higher and the greatest part of the joke is that all of the stone for sale is said to have been chipped from the cap stone One would hardly believe that relics of Guiteau still exist but the do or at least some people are made to suppose they do anu they find a ready market Talking to a well known relic fakir he spoke of some interesting things in regard to his trade He managed soon after Guiteau tried to suicide to have mentioned in a paper that the improvised knife with which Guiteau tried to commit the deed was in his possession He was soon overrun with requests from relic hunters for the knife but he had He remembered a an eye to business friend who was hard up in New York send you the and wrote to him knife which Guiteau used in his attempt- Â¬ ed suicide Use it to your best advan Â¬ tage and return it to me within a month The friend sought a well known dime museum manager made a bargain to exhibit it for a few weeks cleared a lot of money and got a lot of advertisement for the relic dealer here Soon after a man came from England especially to see the dealer in this Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- --- - - -- hope-Jes-- ly foot-and-mo- uth -- - home-comin- - for feeding animals It is only slightly inferior to rye in nutritious matter having much the same character as a 1 For the last tweety to expel pals Inwardly or tzom aj food and containing very nearly as Haias Hair Renewer always gives satis- eatwardfy I hare ssed It f r liie tat much nutriment as oats faction and is indorsed by our best phy- Â¬ always Xou4 zreat reltef wae ajwlie luwtt scl fal part o the body Your Pins ate sicians One of the meanest of mean weeds lent asyorepreaa tera la f YOBrjtrHiy As a stimulant to the stomach liver and kubaki ijiyGfWLI is plantaiu It can not be eradicated C7SartlkasuChkaokili-St-7JB- r bowels the safest remedy is Ayers- Pills completely except by measures equiva Â¬ Proprietors ol KadwaTs SarMtparillfax SasolTaa lent to wearing out root leaf and The moth exhibits much taste in drm branch then seeds are left in the soil to Eoston Transcript i make repetition of the process neces- Â¬ Whats nrEBESTDisiNFECTAjJT and remeÂ¬ sary before extermination of the pest is dy for skin irritations and defects I Glexxs effected Cincinnati Times SCLPUUR BOVP HlLl3 HAIK AXD WkISKEB A contributor to the Boston Tran- Â¬ Dtb Black or Brown 50a m script gives the following remedy for salt rheum in the hands Prepare a Co run a bakery ia Buffalo Ovcx3 Buffalo Express strong infusion of yellow dock root and take a wineglassful night and morning Fjraziek Axle Grease lasts three times as An infusion of the leaves of the beech long as others and saves horses and wagons Bare Specialists for Eleven Years Pagu treated Dropsy aad U aeaptteatfeMmjIi tree used as a lotion will give relief I most weaderf al success we YeataIerMMM Why is a doctor never sea sick 2 is tlrelr harmless Remove all ymttoma of Ore have known of three severe cases to eight to twenty days ak c used to see sickness have been cured by this simple remedy cure patisat3 proeaaacca aoTnuaw ay u i physicians In my own case I took the yellow dock 1 the first dose rue tymBteawwtdlyateawiaMv Best easiest to use and cheapest Pisos aadremtea days at least two Contributor Youll like the sketch la for three months thrs at all irwt w aai I am sure You see it is written duly Remedy for Catarrh By druggists 50c- Some may cry You slibuld keep a disused coal oil on one side of the paper Yes That hamhusr without kawlsftawrtMair yoaaaytatagta about barrel half full of the strongest lye into after all is the only essential Merit is toIt actually improves the bicycle record reaUzeIttheBememberlt does sot coat ioryojrseC Is mertrr of oar treatment have it broken text days the dlfflcalty of breathing in ottered Mm which to drop every bone that conies of no account- - Contributor with a tlfoefega pafee regular the uriay rgaaa wade from your table or else pack them in stare Eh Well put it to the best ttMirftiU duty sleep Is restored tike aroiltag all or gone the streBsth Increased aad aprR mn4r Beany alternate ht3ers with unslackcd lime use you see lit Editor Oh thanks good We are constantly cnriBscaaesLef lersMd f ins cases that baTBbeeatappec aaBtfeeref ttee They will become so brittle that you Ill write editorials on the other side and the patient declared unahie to lire a weeJt Gtra fgH history of case Nnae sex how hhc aJHoted may have them broken line and spread Philadelphia Call At this reason nearly eTary aaa need to me earn how badly swollen and where are bowete cotlrcJv lye if you have them broadcast and the ott ot tonio IKON enters into almost erwry phy lejts tmrsted and dripped water- - Se fer rea aew sicians prescription rortnew wfio need bnunmcap phlet containing testimonials aaestloHs etc used that can be diluted with many aaya A lad recently announced to his times its bulk of water iind be applied fita potittTely csreA-JEUepytreatmencxnrnsneaires dtbsb parents his permanent retirement from If you o rner trial send it cents- in kim tay wherever potash would be serviceable postage SOSS 31 IT W CKWS the you I This liquid or soapsuds is the surest said Sunday school of use tell me to he 25e MmrleUu S AtfaaUa CO for go its no sort possible dressing for cauliflower and any more I dont take any interest in the SCHOSNHATS1 cabbage N Y Telegram T dont want to be a minister subject Milk Soup Take four largo pota- Â¬ or a superintendent or even a teacher RENAISSANCE SOAP toes peeled and cut in quarters one All Im goin to be is just a common Copyright Secnred onion cut up put them into two quarts kind of a man like father N YPosi There is nothing more pleasing than afmWa of boiling water with two ounces of w jfcin free from sores blotches and pimple can safly jraarantee oor diC W butter one fourth ounce salt or pepper cure for all diseases of the kln and seal tfcat UaSv Manager Tbey say that the late to taste boil till done to a mash stran erer been presented to ttw public Ifyvw cltar healthful cAarmirs eawtflextea w- Sold by Â¬ King Ludwig used to insist on being tbc through a colander and rub the vegetasanee Soap Price 25 cents per cake leading dniKiists or S cakes la a box will be bles through with a wooden spoon re- Â¬ only auditor at the theater when he atTHE mall on receiptor S cent by turn the pulp and soup to the saucepan tended Journalist So I understand C1XCIXXATI OAJ COMPAX TONIC Cincinnati ttal Sole Manufacturers add one pint of milk and put it on the Manager Great Snakes I wish I had For Weoknew liossitude Iick ef fire to boil when it boils sprinkle in by been out West when I was around there Energy etc iriTAS NOis XiUAl and is TRYST OOOREWAR onv Iron not ibjhtIoes degrees three tablespoonfuls of crushed with my minstrel show He could have ths Enriches medicine that Invigorates the For anr oasalae aniline asd sk the Blood cty He was delegated by one of the tapioca stirring well all the time Boil been suited to a dot every night Chi- It eleinlaj at isr marxex ma aocaswJ System Restores Appetite Aids DIsrestioH Clover seen la ass Bll vBBBBBBBBsSBBBBr Government museums to purchase rel frequently for fifteen minutes and servo cago Journal the teeth cause neaa- It does not blacken ormiurs ot her Iron medicines da pastes aohe or produce constipation ics Among otiier tilings lie wanted me in a hot soup plate VICTOR Albany Journal Jatvjln Vxchtzx M r Jfew London Ohio says told him he aEalijsV4SXKBE Guiteau knife The dealer I nave prescribed Browns Iron Bitters with DOUBLE incases of Debility whero There is much excitement in Europe most satisfactory rwrnlta know ot no preparation of HULLER 4 could have it and thereupon went into over the expulsion of the princes We a tonic is neadea and I IHastrated drea iron that does better NATURES ECONOMY his workshop took a pieee of steel 1023 Louis JIks dont expel the princes over here We ville KyMakt SwkenztloBt all WBroadway was en Â¬Â¬ br sailed free AT eppetito and saysi I had sharpened it bound one end with cord TEWAIJIC tirely broken down in health Iwasgreatlybeaefited MlCHISSCwClgaUw0 faBr jUw HhibUwjH the Construc- Â¬ allow them to make themselves useful and had a duplicate made exactly as he Wonderfully ofDisplayed in Frame it Brownalron Bitters tho Human tion as barbers waiters car drivers and the byJIbs Kact Ccsics and gladly recommend eays JeffersonTillB lnd had made the so called original knife with weakness and a jreneral I was troubled ths system I used Browns Iron Boston Ve may see glimpses of the great S3s husbands of giddy heiresses breaking down of exhibited in New York Thats noth- Bitters with the moot satixf actory results of general regulation wh ich guards Transcript When Guiteau tem ing said the dealer Genuine has above Trade Mark and crossed red lines on wrapper Take no other Made only by PAYSthcFREICHT was hung I bought a lot of common nature from overdrawing her accounts BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMOKKMD 5 Tea Waxm geales An Armenian version of the hymn Iroa Levers Strst Bcartetrt tnm rope cut it up in small pieces and sold in connection with the arrangement of TaraBeuD aad Beua Box fcr it all over the country I came very living things Not only in beings of 1 am a wandering sheep was translat- Â¬ JOHN BULLS ed into English as to its title by a native near making a fortune in it only one ptW IM Xrerr abe Scale For Â¬ esxestioa tai pper mUttm for a traveler who heard some children thing happened my rope gave out high degree but in animals of low IS 3F SUMMST Ii J and besides I had worked all the suck- Â¬ tate do we meet with illustrations of singing it at Constantinople thus BISGUAJ1TON K ers This same man has done a thriv Â¬ the economy of power and the saving was a misled mutton ing trade in Cleveland wedding cake of needless expenditures of force and FOR THE CURE OF He has some relics in shape of unused energy which dame nature practises If you want to retain his friendship VhenlUTcnraldanaiBhi uiereytaseiainf boxes and plate pieces of cake yet at his The study of human anatomy which taMfcA a radi Mm nd ht irn thrfn ntnrn arIa dont ask the young fellow who took up cal esro I haru mada tho disease of FITS XMLZFST house Washington Letter Immstsf of course is one t many points with his study of shorthand six months ago remedy to enra tao wor ji caasr Beaaaia ethers hava Or CHILLS and FEVER 4at fallad 13 go reaaoa ftrBicaow recrirlag a garg the comparative science as applied to how he is getting along It is apt to be oseo for a treatlsa aaa a Fro Bcttlar ofmj- tBfuHmm HARVEST MONTHS Someruille AMD ALL MALARIAL DISEASES lower life reveals not a few instructive a tender subject with him rasedy GIts Express aad Past OSes Is toitnya fW atrial aad I lBcBra yra examples of this saving tendency in lifes Join rial tddztM Be- H O BOOT la raart St Saw Tad fair Luna Constantly Shining Upon Kipo ways The human head for example The proprietor of this celebrated mediciM Fields of Golden Wheat Jy claims for it a superiority over all rem Â¬ Piaos Remedy for Catarrh la tba flf is nicely balanced on the spine Com Â¬ There are some people who never just ever offered to the public forthsSATZ Beat Easiest to Use and Cheapest B is an interesting fact that wheat pared with heads of lower typeftlrs edies It have a cheering word for the struggle CEETAIN SPEEDY and PEBMAXENT euro growing has now become so widely ex- equipose forms a prominent feature of They make life just as hard as possible of Agna and Fever or Chills and Pever wheth Â¬ tended over the surface of the earth that mans estate The head mass of dog for all who are striving to do right er of short or long standing Ha refers to tha entire Western and Southern country to bear the moon never fails to find a ripe field horse or elephant requires to be tied on Albany Jouind Alsaxood fjr Cold la tfefl Head Headacne 2y Pever c 58 casts IH7 as it were to the spine Ligaments him testimony to the truth of tho assertion When the growth of to shine upon arrangements of complex that in no case whatever will it fail to cure if this grain was largely confined to one and muscular their part in securing THE NEW DEPARTURE DRUMS The Girton College girh have the directions aro strictly followed and carried nature perform are made with potent oosee actc nxM ai latitude the regular occurrence of tho that the front extremity of thee forms orginzcd a society for the protection out In a great many case3 a tingle dose has folding Knee rest Lisac jdWUtaj 3t Ljfci raostanttet asd JiasasoKie was considered by tliould be safely adjusted But in man of birds The larks of the young iren been sufficient for a cure and whole famHifiS moon harvest OTUM JWl Used la the beet Ba at havo been cured by a single bottle with a per- Â¬ some a special arrangement to lengthen there is an absence of effort apparent tlemen will recieve their first attention fect restoration of the general health It is Orchestras Uricqaftled for N Y Telegram tone surpass all other la the dav for the hurried reapers As now in Natures ways of securing the desired prudent and in every case more cer Â¬ C3 however I i anUh aad aspearaace IT ti The erect posture too is ad Â¬ continued in smaller grain is falling somewhere every month end doe tain to cure if its use ia 1 nearest Mnslcr dealer ttfaa He would not marry her becaust doses for a week or two after ths disease has sot Keep them write of the jear many must have to get justed and arranged for on principles of for illustrated catalogue along without this helpful phenomenon neat economy The type of body is she had false teeth but when his wife been checked more especially in difficult and HEALY Otilcac Iff- LYON medicine No doubt a statement of the continual the same as in lower life Humanity kept him awake for nights with the long standing cases Usually this ia DOLLARS eacaforoiranrtrer harvesting and the time when different appears before us as a modification an toothache and neuralgia he wished he will not require any aid to keep the bowels re SEWING MACHWfS eood order Should the patient however crea- Â¬ had Warranted Atc Tears JSentoirtnal N Y Tclcgranu coijntres accomplish their in gathering evolution but in no sense a new having taken j 12 If derflred Bay direct and save J quire a cathartic medicine after Organs cireA aa uremiaias will be of general interest We find the tion Man rises from his forelegs three or lour doses or tno ionic a single aose Writ to XS wlta X0MJ textl FREE be it remarked arms being identical following in an exchange erery State GEOROK Wages in the mines in the Black of KENTS VEGETABLE rAMILYPILIS will moniateforfrom 13 circular StChicajjo W Monroe CO FAYNE of Fmbs in lower Hills range irom 8250 to 5 a day and bo sufficient USE no other pilL It is harvest in January for Australia with the anterior pair New Zealand Chili and Argentine life and speedily there ensues an are regulated bv the amount and char- Pries SL00 per Bottle Six Bottles for 5 LADJES r lalthasdl and hovr to pn jrre them February and March for East India and adaptation of means to cuds and all in acter of work performed Chicago Her- rani work fa fuH of Irnportaat fef eraa- April for Lower the direction of the economical conver- Â¬ aid Upper Egypt Boaito rvwesaaa Scrr frjko- reipt of address and 5 stamps bjr the Syria Cyprus Persia sion of the lower to the higher type of SMITHS TONIC SYRUP Egypt ExraACTMiBiciXTECO- - Detroit- - JrteJL The head becomes balanced Mexico and being Minor India Asia BULLS SARSAPARILLA It has been observed that on a rocky May for Algeria Cuba Central and iot secured as we have seen and road the tires of wheels wear rounding BULLS WORM DESTROYER All I niCBQZWLAWS0Jtfrsyfrwa lcofnmlaona2arterarelt VVbUfbuyaad lacreaset experMMC na AAsft Asia China Japan Morocco Texas and thus a saving ot mustuilar power is en- Â¬ on a clay road flat while in sand they Popular Remedies of the Day Aedreadaaa The of bones aud Uauccesaoenao-feeAdjustments Wrltafor clrcalara aaiiMW- Florida June for Turkey Greece Italy tailed cut out in the center i TT MoCOKMICK SON OaclaaaMi Principal Office S31 Main St XOUISTILLE XT Spain Portugal South of France Cali joints take place and the muscles of absolati one aspect say the front of the body OlIfKJI U fornia Oregon Louisiana Mississippi ASKFOR THE Mt I ahortmc Delicate Diseases affecting male ILwmInfallible reaedr Aota tho action of those of counterbalance Alabama Georgia Carolina Tennessee time Ker or female however induced speedily and or self denial 2ar when curecLIIaai Virginia Kentucky Kansas Utah Col- Â¬ the other aspect the back and between permanently cured Illustrated book for free DC C J WEATHEnBY KMMas City Ms two diverging tendencies the erect lu cents in stamps Best material perfect fit equals any 5 ortsaoe the orado and Missouri July for Koumania uu3 lapuaaiy every pair warranted Take none unless stamped jltMLy sampTe4Prltlrnn to isUBeaotundetaialwtaeitcTrilta Bulgaria Austro IIungary South of position is maintaned practically with- Â¬ Medical Association 663 Main Street W L Donelaa 1300 Shoe Warranted ConsTem FREE N Y SBXWSTXX S1FXXT XMXMetJWICiMHBtJHt out effort So also in the petty details Buffalo iwuon and laca jioys spk Russia Germany Switzerland France for the W 1 iDouelas of the work nature has not beeu un of England Nebraska Minne as WSouth S300 Shoe Same styles Tf 3CablncSr ha A bang is something to a dovr especialWo the 3 Shoe II yon cannot toMdayXa sota Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Indiana mndful of her saving clause OPIUM SrJStepSeaf get these shoes irom aeai- is on a pretty girl ly when it in the disMichigan Ohio New York New En Â¬ see this latter fact illustrated crsEena aaaresa on poiai card to The Indian smokes the pipe of peace tne Ilrockton W L Douglas yi ai gland and Upper Canada August Bel- Â¬ position of the arrangements of foot CA Mass Irishman the piece of pipe Burlington One may legitimately angium Holland Great Britain Den- Â¬ and heel ITXIOX COILECEof LAWCbicsalTallTermks- mark Poland Lower Canada Columbia nounce that man owes much to his Free Press J n3SeprForeIraraidnvlJooTirCMcaf head but the truth is he owes a great and Manitoba September and October Mat an artist who sketches a heap of deal of hs menial comfort and physical edibles be said to be drawing rations LF5JLIiE FE1I Jtmrv- Scotland Sweden Norway and North aorth of CtacMHiaru economy to his heels The iieel bono tit Paul Herald Journal KB V XyJi WITi Jt JU Glaa4 Cy of Russia November Peru and South has become especially prominent in Burmalu BuraJ December Africa ClerflBt A woman at Peekskill N Y tried to O Session 13 7 begins SeftTorlBforaftatloH man when compared with lower forms murder bor husband She threw a miuca Press G J Jones aD Kefrr KTitWk Soare address of quadruped life It projects far bo pie at him yeuemait Indejndent aad thus ERTELS VICTOR HAY PRESS Fred aud Willie Gerstner aged hind the mass of foot and leg support An honest dealer will do his buying and forms a stable fulcrum of famished TfrlteVairrBixrJjciTHieWl nine and eleven tired of their home in There is selling by whereon the body may rest Here two weighs the same scae 0 Picayune no about him X Mi Cincinnati so they packed a big ba sket AJfJ-Cand means is t with provisions stole three dollars and a ain economy of ways Magazine illustrated Lonamaiirs A grocer advertises something new in a pistol from their father and started We are glad to see that beans coffee out to see the world And they saw it t have had their day anyway Burlington for three weeks sleeping in barns sell- Â¬ Free Press Mistakes of Life Is shipped anywhere to operate en trial against allpth ing newspapers and blacking boots in one doing most bet purchaser to Q ro Kktct Carpets are lower than ever says an erPreesthe least money keep the Co QoincyJlL work f or AIWAT8 COTUMJa BT CTDW Somebody has condensed the mistakes Dayton and Toledo and were in a fair advertiser How can that be They were way to become perfect tramps when the of life and arrived at the conclusion on the floor before jV Ko Rope to Gut Off Horses Manes mm Herald advertisement of their frantic father that there are fourteen of them Most Celebrated JicxiiSK halt- and slipped by any The man with a No 15 neck and a No 14 Jtiltnot be aSKUJlKCoBBblBed lent to their apprehension and return o people would say if they told the truth horee Saracollar has a hard struggle to make both can lh tT C the parental roof They say that they llHlllFAITIVIIlf SolJbyall was no limit to the mistakes ends meet Detroit Free Prcts free on receipt of SI that there have had all the tramping they want Saddlery Hardware and Harness of life that they were like the drops in Special thel Times Cincinnati P was saying one day what a gen Dealers CySend discount t List ilK s Trade for Price the ocean or the sands of the shore in tlemanly person her baker was Yes JC- - LiSHTHOusxKocheterXT number but it is well to be accurate said a wag a thorough bred gentleman V 1 Telegram From an examination of several Here then are fourteen great mistakes JfJJLMJJUk erskulls found in North and South Am It is a great mistake to set up our own There are plenty of openings for poet3 thlsState to sell r 6M aa4 ONTOlIRFCIinGKr ica anil believed to have belonged to in Â¬ standard of right and wrong and judge of real ceuius said a writoiv That is true BIG SKIXEB BIG PROrtTS BlO BCSINEJS J0T gar araajiadcslis c habitants living before the glacial people accord ngly to measure the en- Â¬ This office for instance has several wiu- - artlMilnr- Hrrnlar and Sonir Book address Btins aad Bites SaaTla Craeksv OKXj3ESTT BUOS XJLOil3Jaw period Dr Kollman concludes that the joyment of others by our own to expect dows and doors X Y Tehgram Cata aad Braiaea ScrTr TVarac Grab OO OOO ACRES of CHOICE races of that ancient epoch are those of uniformity of opinion in this world to Fae 1st Mf A1V boy as Dad Ul tlllS irttS Rooks to day the same cranial and facial look for judgment and experience in parent wassaid thetobad little across his iCrahaai I CaatracteA Mmaclea his take him about forms being found in spite of lapse of youth to endeavor to mould all dispo- knee to administer deserved punishment SI Joists w - For Sale on Easy lermx Swfssr BMt solL well watered Texas Sifting time and change of environ ment lets arbitrate sitions alike to yield to immaterial Damohlet furnished free on application to Backiacae Mans and SraJaa ScvaJba W T iXJiSSHKS X3S WashlngtoaSUCalcajo Srsptlaaa trifles to look for perfection in our own 8re Tmt We may perhaps be pardoned for sugfrsac Bitea KcMhcM years ago a man sued Sing actions to worry ourselves and others gesting that the place to settle the Bot m Seven aad an sxteraaldlaotiMaaiteTerjlwgtaraqaWiaC Sng N Y for one thousand do liar with what can not be remedied not to barber question is at the poles Luteal 5 Jfass Courier damages He has just won his suit and alleviate all that needs alleviation as far fggeaalnatefaaaflr8aWeaa4aaii H the village will be compelled to pay a as lies in our power not to make allow- Â¬ TUX BST 0F Atli Edith I have just set Aw judgment aggregating one thousand six ances for the infirmities of oth rs a up for dontchewnoNo Alfred I was not a consider ever thing impossible that ve aware of wit you had better sit down hundred dollars it can not perform to believe only what again Brooklyn Eagle FREMOH BECOHATIYE ART DESI8MS Cardinal Gibbons red hat is said to our finite minds can grasp to expect to New method ai decorating SIlis Satlas Vase Winr are newly married people referred Plaques Lampshades etc Caa wt he detected tram havo cost him no Ibss than wonty b abla to understand every thing applied arle BM because matrimony is hand painting EasilyMSTJdCAS4 KO to as the tied directions Ir-bj- - calves Chicago Tribune Corn and potatoes may often be top dressed to advantage for planting providing fine manure is used Ths cultivation of these crops during the season will mix the manure with the soil much more perfectly than it could be if plowed under Prairie Farmer The American Agriculturist says that buckwheat is one of the most val- Â¬ uable grains both foi human food and More than half the diseases so prevalent among farm horses are due to improper attention to the common laws of sanitation Exchange The advice to put a cow before calving on short rations to prevent milk fever is bad The food should be reg-Â¬ ular not forced Western Bur ah A farmer who had considerable ex-Â¬ perience with breeding live stock saya that three colts can be grown on the same feed that is required for two PRESERVING BOUQUETS How Flowers Can B3 Kept Fresh for a Laaxteris tfeo poor mimi plMtr every tmreten Hsrht Maklnsr Turning- saBess Into ftlaasess - Fee tko RtfKfefS ong Time The following is a description of the process by which a bouquet of flowers can be preserved fresh for a long time A vessel of water is required the vessel should be large enough to allow the sub mersion in it of a plate or dish holding the bouquet to be preserved and a bell glass to cover the bouquet The dish or plate should contain no moss or other material the water should be limpid and quite pure Place the plate at the bot tom of the water and on the plate sub Â¬ merging it place the bouquet which is maintained in an upright position by a weighted base previously attached to it This being done the bouquet is covered with a bell glass the rim of which ought to fit exactly to the flat part of the plate the bell glass should be entirelv filled with water and without the least air bubble Then all raised together plate bouquet and bell glass filled with water and placed on a table carefully wiping the exterior but leaving on the plate around the base of the bell glass a little provision of water which prevents the entrance of air The flowers in this condition will be preserved in all their freshness for several weeks and their beauty is increased by a great number of bubbles of gas produced by the respiration of the leaves and which attach themselves to the petals appearing like pearls The edge of the plate and the water that it contains Should be con- Â¬ cealed by alight bed of moss in which are set some other flowers In the evening by artificial light a bouquet thus arranged produces a charming effect Vicks Magazine Â¬ Â¬ sn4 r Cures all weaknesses and irregularities bearingf down internal Un9 and tofemMtiOBS whotUT- OCmm sensations fever bloating displacements inflamma Â¬ JUsaeys or xewsM tion morning sickness and tendency to AT1SI cancerous disease Price reduced to OM dollar By druggists Toothaefes WtoeM or Fife TminnO nrttarvM soon- Darkest hour to Mar dawn bright Tis the deepest and tb cheapest Cure for ills of thl3 description But for thoao tkat womans heir to Use DrPierccs Favorite Proscriptoa Hi KiKj KAIY vmrtt - RELEF r- MEM extras KMAUU - goulftcfee Pjlt Be jabers what aarrnd toimesl If I had ma loife insured Fd take it Chicago Journal oirtAss ths Jfcn ae SlP25Sftf wCS f ftdTertisaaMseettaar ee SUFrJtR WTrKrAiJu twenty minutes - HCTERHAIXY Had a Dreadful Cough A te90efnllR aialf taMtWer ef irrter and raised a considerable amount of blood and matter besides I was very thin and a Uw HriMKes -ears Ctmbm apaowJjK-Stw- uaWwg Jt awwi Ti SMtekiwe W so weak I could scarcely go about the usfe Hertern aAnlAuttAOJ Mfrlt iinwwaift 6fTOSSB90B cv house This was the case of a man with rtasa Djaeawrr Colic natafeaer aaio i consumption arising from liver complaint 9 it nuMdUl urant ta Um WAtM tMtt- TBre He recovered his health comptttelti by the use of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Dis- Â¬ BUiOM awl ter fera s br JUiwr Rebel covery Thousands of others bear similar oeHteiasXadwarsKwtfSed brPrttggtota riftyceats per bottle testimony IN USE The great trouble with a bos saw is TWENTY YEARS Dr Kidwat Cor I aT ssetfTmr that it never wears falsa teeth Lewdl C 3aHy wHk jci Aet 1st asaay rears izt wmMj I - u jt Â¬ - xRAwjLxcxTr DROPSY -- i - - - 4- TIRED OUT - SQA-P-j- tfee-b-est sr m J tm sJ jy SWtMmWSS JONES m itlsToiiicS r j FEVER and AGUE I CURE 7 - FITS X - m wFAIxrXOSICZ-NKS3lH-JossrtwS- - Â¬ wx H 1 I -- DR JOHN BULLS - Â¬ W L CO DOUGLAS 0 5 nnui llr S5 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ jtJ X oy M V i sb t gfe - HEXI0A2 Â¬ MUS TANCr Â¬ AGOODLiVESUl - Â¬ LANDS XASAS SraJUcka Tara Â¬ yy tfi w n Mt yM m LINIMENTS -- - the result o getting soma ou on th aaalall M4 4AH Ciaslwaattt 9lm if fP S jaffWwtii j HnilZz MT jjLiSsjLTr jJilWS l3jfti 5