Un, Umi ui Frogmiln.

SEMI -WEEKLY,At $2.00 per Annum.TTTTT-;-p- -I -

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Toe UR6ESTmmmTHCmr AevutwM midium.

(Complete Job Office

VOLUME XI- 'HOPKINSVILLE. CHRISTIAN COUNTY. KY.. MARCH 29. 1889. NUMB£B26rUBUnBD TDC8DATB UD FUDin,

CHAS. M. MBACHAM.

hmobwtioii KATESOMam.«MnVi MtMljr SHkUXI-r*M •«.»

^9 tlx moBU« •1,00

POWDERAbsolutely Pure.

Thl» iHiWilttr o.'r«r rarlM. A iQ»rvfl ft

•ahtT, (inilllh ami wllol««oni«ni-i« M"rr•MMIIaalUlu U» ordlouir kmili, •nil on-M IMnM IB OOBpatltloa with Iho mnllftniU

0<lawtMt, kart Wilflll »lum .r ].h.«ii.b»l«

Bwdm. Boldonlrln "n. li'il Al. fl\lt-

O POWDEBCO.. 10» M N .v.

BU8IME88 CARDS.

FORGY & BELL,

orril K iiVK.'l IM.\NTKIl'« HANK.

EoDMial •Itontlou given to dl Iluii-

HENRYJ.STITE8.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,UUi-KINtiVILLK, KY.

F.M.STITES, M,D,

OSmmr Ink •( Ito^lurUI*,

HUPKIirBVnXK, .... KY,

A. p. Campbell,DENTST,

HOPKINSVILLE. - ATOmUTIMa A RPKOIAI.TT.

OflM OTM* H. Frankpl A Sona'.

Dr. J.ZI.ST7ZJ27.

PHISICIIimSUIIGlN,MtOANIIL ILOCK: NIXT DOOK TO

LANOEl A CLARK.

HopkinsvilJe, Kentucky^

JohD r>l>nil. Jdo rnlutt.Jr.

THE FELANDS,ATTORNEYS AT LAW

UOPKINSVILLK, - - KY.Win PMMloa la All Ik* Oimrta al Ihtai^M-

MtTMltk. 4-ll-lr.

Dfi Wm. M. Fuijua,

PHYSICIAN-AND-

OOm: l(AlBair*M,eT<rllaUoHllluk.

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SEARGENT&BLAKEY,

mm\m m mmnOfllco over I'lAiitciH lUiik.

tar rAurnoiiM at OrrioK ard

ItKIIIDrNOU.

I«(*ftUipUliaaiBB. Rt«*roMl't)lB«lU.

lATSI . . . ttfuUf.IptBlBi BalMlir th* WMk,

SHERWOOD 7hOUSE!(Uadw Mow llBBB|«m*Bl.)

T. 0. BBIDWTEtili, PBOP'R,

•*""k%fJi^"' Evamvllle, Ind.

A IITMPTOII»-MaM>'ral lBt«aM ll»tBC

tamor* fbra andpiLESl ,itching PILE8.K5i"5.^:&^

* Mli>frMlt«M, mmA in moat mmm rMUVVM («•

•n. Mwiin * Oiprtwmm i««oi4 br dracgtou,n «alM kMl Udm*M raMlyt af prlM.Mau. kMl iWmjl.lkAMnm UiWrt, 1>K. BWATHB * «UM, rMfaM^I*, ft.

KrmemM. liehr. Wcnir. Hkla Ttrfurei.

SWAYNE'S OINTMENT

^WAYNE'S OINTMENT

« MM to UU~>r N M^nPBMiai^

PISOS CURE FORI'iMo'a Cure for V>m-

BUiiipilun Ih ntso tlio beut

CougUModiciiie.you Imvo A ('(niffh

WilluHlt (ilMOlWO of tlioJ'l'i'K^, i\ few (loNOH iiro nilyounor.l. Utitifvouno-gl«:t UiiH twiHy UlOJins ofBaAjty tl.o »il((lit Omirhnmv bwiHiio a Bortousmattflr. otid aoveml bot-tles win be required.

IT CAN NOT LAST FORKVIIt

Tiro R vrnl nr ri<n)foi t lor foaWho r<u life's ruttepfl road

Are lolling 'ncath tho burden< 't n ha vr, bop«lou loed.

It will muko your beut flow UfllttiVWhutuvvr t}fl year wrmig,

An.l iflvn yuu ttrMMTtb 10 bMT HIf yuu take UieM <vorda loac^

And uy wb«o clovdi of darlomiAround your patliv«r hovati

**Tb0 sua !• thlfllflg Jut bifOD^It lun not iMt forever."

JiiAt iry till 111 \\\\v\\ ydii'rt' wnnrMliy ' lu ll p' lly t urf iiii.l htrllat

Ilj null lltCr ntvra\ntlonnf j„ur ( .inni'iii dully Hfe.

Wl.rii iii.^'ry «,,r.U tiro rlalnft,

Tliut you run tctrcaly tnotber,And orory tbiofl atetnn 'iwlatod b&**And tlMl In kiMla to bt thor,

Yon'U Bad iboM words u« Uko a tello,BmIi twutod kMt to Mfort

Tbw ttrsighiMi outtMb uflo wllk**h eaa not Inet Ibrerer.**

Or If Hijiic (Tn-iii iH\n".l(*r

I.lUr u i ) clonr I rji jtiur iWy,

Anil Htiiniinl and hulplt-Ha Hlth the eboobUeocaib the wrvcli you lie,

Ilonienber tbet no itorm eooweUul bM n elearlnff dny:

T)ie darkeit nifbt a momlnf,An en i the iMgeal wuy

;

Then lake iboee worda to ebeer yoa.You'll (liid them liko a Invrr

Ti. f.il'C you'n' fritikiiiii [>lrlt» up:'11 can not lu»t r<ir<-vur."

-I-tllu M. AlvianJcr. In On(v a Week.

MAfiY KENT'S PLAN.

now Xo<l*p«Dd«it Hon—fc—pingProved • Bneaaaa.

• Wlml is tho mutter, JohnP"•Nothlnit."The lady did not aowa wMlBed."Wi'll, then. I'vn baan paytag the

c|u:irli riy liilln, und thoy'r* muoh bottT'

lur Ihau I vxi>octoil."

"You alwayi wjr tlutL"

"It U alwaya truo."

I.ol iiic »€-o thrm. plciisa"

'J lit! w.'Hi-y niiin jfuvo lior tho paporaWilli (iri air id liniu'lrM-* r.-r.f^it(ition

Wllit'll. to hU (»Illl','tlin • wife. MMMIl*'!

niiiuxlni;!}' dlxpruportliiiiutl tu thi

rniiM. 'Jliat aha tailed to roproai aemlla iraa unfortuoata.

"It may aaain funny to you, Mary;cl<in't oara in my Intaraat, ol

cour«a "

Tho amllo diod auddenly, and tb«1I|M wars lifftatly oloaod to raatraln anangry ratort, aa bor huaband von-

tlttuadi

•K»ary yonr we're boonllvlnj nliout

llvabundrod dollar* nhotu) «( uur In-

oomo. Thin ouiuoa uut uf ourmniill principal—and I anpgoaa youcan tho 8nro rcault."

••If 1 wcro u iimn. I would do nomo-thili^' to i4U>p tlu> lr;ilt; I would never

ait down nnd muurn ovur a little

money." No aoonor aald ttaaul regret-

t«U; fur tho wUo knoir hor huabnndwoll; goiid M bla haart'a oOra, und

uaually moat kind; bat a moat/^makorDover.

*I don't aoo wbero all tbla augur can

liaro irono to! Llalen: Muroh Ath, Hth.

laih. ',>oili. thii'ty-livo iHiunda In lexlliiin tlireo weekii. Thrcn; in Iho furally;

no tt'ii or eolT -e driIlk'l^ i'x<'».-pt my-h<'lf: tli'-ri' \va?* little i'oiii;taiiy and no

extra dUhoi. ViMConUl not have used

it."

"Thero ana fear of ua with thd »or-

vnnt."

•I 1i<:|-In to thiuk that fourth iniun-

hor in n very ooatly one. I du wish

you would giro up going to tho kltehon

to oak what U wanted; If Uridgot hadto come to me eiieli time to aak foraup-pliua ll nould bo a aaring to yourjhirkoL"

'•She UilU ine every nmniins: us I

nni «turiing for llio villugo. and I sup-

posod by your order; If yoa would be

In the kltehon mororSomehow 1 can't be when she Is

there. She is capable, nho doo!* hor

work well, and aho luakea mo fuel an

intruder. !t la bar kllobaii, not

minel'•'Then I see no way init to go on to

the uiid." John went out, und Kuth,

ruuiiliiu in from pl.'iy. found her nnually

ohecrful molluT in i.'ai-s.

*'\Vhut Is the inaltur. mumina. dar-

Ungf""Kovor mind, dearie; nothing to

Iniuble you."

••.Miuicy talk— 1 know! I halo it! It

always innkua yuu ery. and pupa angry,

and every thing horrid."

"Hush. Kutbl Don't add nny morewuter to thia overflow. Mnilier can

not tteur to aoo tears lu your youngeyes;" nud she mentally settled a reso-

luiioa that none should ever again see

tlicin In hers, for sueh cause.

The Kents hail a amull inoome. In-

herited; which, from frail health and

n nutnriil lack of ••push," tlio luiHbund

wuH nuvcr able to increuso. Ho had

oarly married Mnry llubburd, an in-

dependftnt, bravo littlaaohool-mlatNai,

vtao had Irvoly earned aad freely spent

In tho days before hor marrinirc; and,

without much thought nbout the

matter when her wedding llnury was

worn out, abe bad iimply told her

busbaod that bar wardrobe needed re-

plenishing.

When a few dollara ware given her,

with sti'lot Injunotlonaaa to.thelr care-

ful lining, ahe had learned a bitter

loHbon.

John bad not moant to be unUad.Hu knew nothing of the coat ol

woinen'H olotliinjf, and— in his no^injilly "i)inclied ' condition — luid

fancied himself ri fiUy ^•cnorourt. Ho felt

his wife's value, was proud of lier quick

wit and akllUul llji;:er!i; thu whole

house bore witneHtt to her culture un<|

refinement Her palntinj^H grnced his

wallt*, hor music jjladdcncd bin tivun.

in;;3, bcr kiionlcdt'c was ilaily and

most fulthfuiiy being imparted to their

little child.

Mnry never requested money forhei

perbonal needs ngalo; after that

memurablu occruion she waited long,

but none was oflercd her. So one daytibe (piletly nnnounood that she was

")j:oini; to hnvo a oloas In painting,"

'•Nonaonsel Why should you dCtlial?"

•'I think it would bo -nice." Nocos.

sory w ould Itave bi>.Mi n.'jvrer the truth.

•</ think It would bo ridiculous. Be-

Hidcg. whtit would jieople thlnkF II

you take core ol your bnine it la

truly lo.lu;^ lioni'ts. arc Iianli.u- to boarthuu uiiy whlc!^ coiuu Inlcr.

The "claa^' ^aa orgaotaed, aad hodbeen kept up iflth mora or lost profit

over Hinco.

••Uuthie, please a-k jinpa tocome in

I want to talk wiUi him.""Votaboutaxpeoava, aamma; please

don't"'•YcH, dnrling. about money; but

don't yon fiMir. Mother baa bad i

happy idea! we're going to have th<

Jolliost times—you aoot Kun quickly

I'm all impatience! nnd. when once the

details are Mettled. I'll tell you, undyou shall shurc."

Jolm uppenred. •'My dear. I don't

see nny use in di-t ossing the vexedquestion, it uiuounta to nothing."

•Silence, doubting Tbomaa'l Sit

down by my desk and look over myllgurcH; hut, first, shorten up yourcountenance und put on \o\ir 's))<

'J'he nour-sightud husband complied,•llieroglypl)^."•'.N'o; bigborarltbmetio! Now, llaten.

'rhomus Callahan wiuita to rent thefarm.

••Yes; to pay llireo hundred dollars

for it— a mere nolhiti^'

"l>o yuu dear Ihiee hundred fromit?"

••N—na /toM."••How much?""I don't know."••Very well, My plea la: lot the

place to Callahan, raaarving only tbthouse, lawn, garden and stable-roomfor (iypsy ' .Sell the stock and tools,

except 111., few i-ci|ulred fur the garden.

All uloni.' it's been the square man in

tho round bole—no good fit! To re-

sume; yuu can cara for the bit of landrusorvcd; It would be better than por-

ing over books all the time.'

The husband was Inteit'sted. und bo-

gun to listen ilc/erenlially.

"You will save twonty-Uvo dollars o

moath—Uirao^'i wagea.'

"And bare twenty-Cve more comingIn. I guoMS you're on the rluht truck.'

".N'oi so fnst I want the n nt-tuoney

for another purpoea I will give up

Bridget and be my own aervaak"'•You can't""I think I can. I will put out the

inundi*y work, iiml haveji woman comeoccasionally to give a thorough clean-

ing.

"

••That would c<ist as much.""In money paid as wages porbap* It

would; but we snvu the board of onehearty pcr,.on, tlio waste, tho general

•;ir a ul t.-ar.'"

•How about your cloaa?"

That would be given up; and. us

that moan* a loss of nil my pookct-moncy. I should ruquire my cumpen-alien. I wimt the rnit—nli of It"

llci- lisicner's eyes i>l nkcd. snrpris-

'dly; but not ut all i>).-u>hod by his

ttstonishment his wife went on: "Nowfur my Bguroa. Yoa pay BridfftlMi^

dollars a moBtb iMildM aa ^tralive nt oiub house oleaalng.' At

much du you raliie bar board andWiLste?"

At quite aa mneb more."Your own flgurea th' n, are throe

hundred and thirly-six (with ten ex-

tra), forty-six dollars u year. In re-

turn fur the tahirif I usk. 1 will usHurao.

all I'hargo of Rulh'a and my peraonalI \p. use. that Is clothing and so on.

i'hi- laiiniiry wtn-k will cost about sev-

iity-llvc dollars a your, and thut is

for you to pay; but 1 will attund to the

bin. of the woruau who conies to as-

sist me in tho house. Out of yourtbouaaad dollar Inooma, tbla will ioavu

you over ulna huBdred to meat theexpenses toward wbiob you now haveless I hun II ve hundred. Wouldn't that

stop the loakr'

It aounda woll."

Don't be faltbleoa. I want to help;

but I am not willing to go Into yomkitchen for noreeompcnscFuvo the ne-

cessity of bogging a few dollars to buymy clolhosi if 1 grow feathers like

tho chickens—but I duu't! The wuy 1

have proposed U right and fair onboth sides."

Scales were i)eg;nnlng to full fromthe husbsnd's eyes: he lalil aside his

gtusses tlml they might do w without

obatructlon; then bo. rose, held out his

arms, and Mary aoatled la Ibam.•'I never dreamed you had that feel-

ing ubout It, dear; forgive oy blunde^lug."

"Enoughl will you try tbtaf"" I'ou will not feel it menUI, and gat

dlscouruged?''

•'I make no rush promises. I shall

got tired— I do now; but 1 see nothingmenial In ministering to my own."

••Then we will try."

So Mary Kent entered upon a newlif3. She sang nbout her tusks like ahaiijiy girl, and dovi-ed ways andineaiis for savin;,' time, till slie laii^'li-

ingly delurcd "the bouse nearly run

Iteelt"-

Ruth furthered her mother's planswith childhood's ready sympathy, and'•saved steps" whore she could; everySaturday evening receiving her ownaalary" of fifty oanta to do with us

•he liked, and growing, mentally, withevery payment tbua reoelved.

Many a little plonle" they had dur-

ing tlio brigtit Hummer days, locking

their house ami (iri\ iiii,' abiuit the coun-

try. A cold dinner in the woods tasted

better tban'a hot one in the bouie, aadthere waa no one left alone at home to

grow lonely or dlaoootentad, and to fret

if they wero late in getting baelc.

•Come home with mo, Ilalford, andtake supper."

Guesa I'd better not If Mary doo*

her own work, ahe won't wont un un-

expected gueal"••That's just why I aak you. We are

free from kitchen tyranny now, and doas wo Ilka"

The autumn eranbig waa ohllU so

the bouse-niotber had lighted aflra on

tho dining-room hearth. Its dancing

gleams fell on adaintlly >prcail table,

nn I lingered caressingly about the.

happy woman and child .W4l0 were•waiting for papu."-%

Fnua ao adjoibiiv kitchen cnmoodort of a tempting Itttlo supiier. und

II wns upon this pleusuut scene that

John KeuL I.I- u;.'lit his friend.

I wonder, Mislross Mury, do yoa

always keep fixed up tbla way, with

your company dishes outF"

They're not company any more.

Mamma and I take care

improied surround jigs; but I'm in

earnest pursuit of Information on this

domestlo question. At our house there

Is continued turranll over the help,

chunpinu, si-oldin;^'. worrying. Mrs.

Jack has often tlii-eateiicd to do with-

out, but I feared it would bo n losing

exixjrimont IIow do you taoe the

drudgery which must be aa inevitable

as dUtnstoful?"

"It hua censed to exist for ma; like

this; WuHliin^' dishes wns my snare;

huted it. .SiK'h a ileal of grace It takes

to do un unpleusunt thing over and

over, three times a day, on ail the

days which are to oomel Jfoaotoaowis mild. I begun to grow snappy at

sight of a pan of hot water, so I solA•Mary Kent if you must wnah orookcry, some noble ahall dry It' I fixed

up, over my tablo, n little wire ar-

rangement to hold un open book.

Longfellow, in a brown paper phmfore,

helps mo with tho iiicer t'dngs—the

glass, stiver und chinu; but when I

come to the 'block dishes," aa Ruthle

calls the keitlus und pun^. I dismiss

tho iXK'tic soul of Henry Wordsworthnnd substitute Emerson. Onlyphilosopher oao go throughMaf

'

fully!"

And how about tho fatlguef thoughyou look blooming.""Thank you. 1 gel tired, of course,

HO tired some days that 1 am ready for

bed by nightfall; bul I sleep soundly

aa I did not when I hud less exureise—

and t have lost my dysiwpsliu As for

John, I haven't seen him cross or

worried in three monttis! He's grow,

ing stout nnd liiLndsoinc, and almost

too amiable to l>e wlioli-Minie.

"I'm glad you happen to be hero to-

night to learn the raault of our ezperi'

meat; on what he ha* foundout to-day

depends the conltnuunce of my dy.

nasty. 'I'lie bills, husband mine! youwent down street to pay thorn.

• What if I should aay .they weralarger than befureF

'

•You dure not"' lIciM they nr.". We don't mind

Ilalford. read thel-l out."' Oh! I'm so glad! I thought I was

prudent, bul didn t cX|iect this; thogrocer's bill Is low than one-half last

quarter's amount; and the others—here's ono only a tbirdi That la grand;but tho butcher's Is witbtn a dollar or

so as large us before."

OisappolntedrYea—na I fanoled thera would be

something to pay for that fearful appe-tite of youn. You'll have to retreooh

it"

'Oh, don't! Pm more than aatia-

Bod."

'"The vote of the company, pl<

It Independent housekeeping a iuo-

cess?

'

'Ay, ay! ami the imlepcudent House-

keeper tho d<'urest wuman In the

wortdt" John waa at hia Wlfe'a aide,

with a ktsa and a smile more appre-ciative than iin.v of his courtshli» days.

lllcse line.' moiillis have boon the

happiest of all our lives togotiicr;

haven't they. Molllef'

•Indeed they have."

'I'm convinced. Mrs. Jack shall

have tier wuy. I go to ostabllsh

another 'indepcmient hoiisehoUr In the

land! f;oo(l-iii;,'!ii!'

•Good-night, und good-luck!"—F. KH. Uj^ymond, In N. Y. ladependont

ouou;,'li."

••I like to bo helpful. What "people Uncle Jnek.think' makes no dllterenoe to me, it 1 1 of every thing, so now we have all aa

am dolni; rigbu" pretty us cin. I fool older afld Uggar"Very well; as you obooae." when wo koop nice."

- Thiihadheenloogago,Uitkaoednt| -Dear UMa glfl, you've hit the nail

early wonUMut wed^M UlewhM|u to gBtbehaBdiwaaU«utMii|a!|yvltb

From Texas.

About seven jeara ago I had the

nieaslcs, aiiU beluie the dlaease left

uie it >i lacked my lungt, aud gavenie wnat the doeturs prjiiouucc.i

Coiisuiitptlon. Kruiii the clearly de-

liucd syuipioins, aud ihu ful th<t

uieiubera of my family liad bran st-

flcted that way, I am coulltident tlicv

wera eurreot lu tbeir diagnosis. I

suirered terribly fir about live ye. r-,

bei.'oiiiing aiiiiuit a livn g skulelun,

with dcsiii constantly stsr.iig tie in

thu t'suo. I finally concluded lo try

6wilt'ii Speeille as an cxpiriincnt. I

Ijcgsn tu iiiipiovo nhllu taking the

first few bullleH, and srier using s

dor.iin or luorc I found myself bale

ami liesrl)', and with no si inptoliis ol

itie disease lelt. I lioiiestty believe

6. b. ti. will cure Consuiiipllou 11

lakeu lo tiuio. Very truly,

J U MlCiEK.. DooD Tkxab, July 11, 188M

Knowing that you appreciate vol-

uniary taatlmouiala, we take pleasure

(a ttarllng that one of uur laiiy cu<-

lonien has regained her health by

the use of fuur large buttles uf ti. Sti , alter hvvlng been an invalid fur

several years. Jlcr trouble « ai cx-

iremtdeblltty, cauae by adiaeasj pe

oullar to h»r sex.

Wilms It Co, DiU;{gtsla.

Waoo Tex. May. «, 1888

Good Advice.

Three years ago 1 was compelled to

throw up my place because of bloodpoison. I have been railroading for

years, and iny coudition may be im-agined when 1 bad to give up a goodJobbe cause of sioknesa. Hot Spring'spbyslolans and mercury did ine nogood. Through Iho advice of anotheri began taking S. 8. S. aud to day I

am well aud at work again. Whatmore can I aay ftir the mailiclne, ex-

cept "go and do likewise."jAsrin NociiT.

Liberty Teun., July 1888.

Swift's Specific la eutlrely vege-table remedy, aud Is the only medi-cine which has euro of Blood Poison

Scrofula, Iflood lluiiiors and kindreddiseases. Scml lor our books onBlood and Skin disesses Mailed free.

TBI SWIFT 8PEC1FlU C( >.

Drawer 3, Atlanta, Oa.

Newspapers in 1880.

From the edition oriico.l'.Knweil Si

Co's "Ainericau .N'owspaper l.^irecto-

rv," published April lirst (its tiveuly-

tlr.t ye«i).it spiiears that the nows-

pipers and periiHllcals of all kinds is-

sued in tbe U<illad States and Canadanuw number 17,107, sbowiug a gain

ol 797 during the last twelve mounlhsaud of T,88'2 in ten years.

Dr. W. F. Uogcete, for three years

assialant p'lysiciaii at Ihe Anchorage

A4)luiii, tend' re. 1 his v.'signaiion

Friday innrnlug. I)r ,Iloggra> leaves

with llie iiiilorsi'tiieiit ol' iliii Sup rla-

iHiiden', Or. Ilyrti» bihI I'm board,

lid guaa U> Nj«r Yurk to atlead ilie

Post Graduate Bchuui of Medicine.

Paper aaoki for pnttiag up bamirorwl««t 4liU oAw^at hom lii toS oanta aMh,* .,

LOOK OUTFor our Annonnoeinent oi

HEW GOODSNEXT WEEK.

J. 1.DERM & CO.

Great Clothing Saleor ' 22-

SPEOIALTIES IN FINE GOODS!We will close the following goods at LOWER PRICES than ever named in this market:

Fine Cheviot, Corkscrew and. EnglishWorsted Suits.

Elegant Germania, Snr and EsqnimaxixBeaver Overcoats.

uallm of

A large assortment of Astrican and Chinchilla Coats and Vests. A nobby line ofYouths' Suits in Frocks and Sacks. Boys' aud Ohildren's Suite in great variety.

We bought a large line of SHIUTri which wn will close out in half 4<>iM lou at wholesale prloo—WUITS SHISt, 15 0KNT8. A aaUNDEItWKAB, HATS, CAl'el, ULUV£S, UUSIERY, TIKS, Ac , Ac

Mbw is the time to buy Warm Winter-wear, Our Job Counters are fiM of bargains.

PTE; DIGEEN & WALLMakJa-ly

MEXICANMUSTANGLINIMENT

First KTational Bank,OF HOPKINSVILLE. KY.

• - $©-i,000.S B. CBUlCBAUra, FroBident.

W.A. LOWBT, Ttot-Prisidrat.

Thus the '* Mustang", conquers pain,

Makes MAN or BEAST well again!

FALICIB aBlVZ8,0Mhlw.BAILZTSUSnUi, Book iMSn,

RHEUMATISM^ NEURALGIA•MlMoelcry Oampouaa hai Msnaood-

MBdlOtte. Porthe poittwoyeanlhaTesur-mfiairttbDouralfflAot the Heart, doeuir afterdoctor raUlnir to cure mo. I biTe now takenQt^arlr four botMea of Uie Compoood, and amrn-<- from tt>G wrnplalut. I tool Tfrr gntUfiUtujuu." CHAS.11. Lewis, Central Vllla^, CI.

Paine'sCelery Compound"I have been ffn^atly antli-ttxt wIUi acuta

Aeumatlsin, and could nnil no tvMvi uutu I

used i>bUsis Oelsnr uompoaiKl. Aner uttogaUMM!a^^l»>!>MBS I amaowainSol

XSKnlslncauwon, Sa Omfefe. X. B.

Effects Lasting Cures.PaloQ'aOelerjrCompoiiDdlus performedmany

otiiereuree as lurTslnuB aa ttiei«,-tioples ofletten sent lo anj addresi- Pleaannt lo talie.

does Bot disturb, but aids (llfri^UoD. and cnUnvbr TrgnUbie: scbtldcantikelt. wuat's iiu.

use of surrerlnif longer with rliciimau.sxu orneunil^iar •

niMtmnMn nvre> f^'^rr nntt UrUitdfrjmgoiepl'iv^ngupon LaHatedf^i^nTt ItmlO'y,UmmUmi Urti iu..r, that, annoUxr ll^/a.

I

a^OlO Uoff), UtUt). n U Vnfraleii.

I cause saiold aaneihif.

Doetna admit Uiat they an ausouli lo cm—sodotkaWpaUSBIa Paine's

I Cetorr Otmpnand has pur-

ally oaM the worst

nsawlgia aaaytilt whohavsaasdtt

navlBg been troubledwlLb rtwuiaaUam at the kneeand roM Inr OTs jreoiB, I wasalmost unable to ffet around,and was veiT onen conflnedto niy bed lor weeks at aUrns. I asad oolr one bot-

Ua M nutrt Oelety Om-prrand. BBd was perfectly

eured. I eaa now lumpsnrand. sad leel aa Utoi/ asabor." liaiiKrAaou.

luieka. Nevada.

W-OA HxigriaeA Dramlsu.Mammotb testlmoDlal paper frre.

Wsus.RicvanDao)(AOo..l'rope..>iurIInKton.vi.

WhaMs

Castorift ii I>r. ^am*l Pjtclmr'i olA, harmlaM Bud quick oms^HarInfmU; and Cldldren'a Compl^rt» iiiMiMii> W O—twr jfilj

Paregoric or lfarootlo Bympa.llon» of lIe<hT« blaBB Ci>»to»ia,~

QutorU curM Oolic, CoitBtlMllDn :

Boar atomach, DterrboB*, KrucuiionatoiBiicli, Matitma, tnia'

I r'..-nmnwmil CaatnHa for cblldr*'n'«

Oonipl.tuU,u Minnilor Uiunf |>r»iH:r IpUcii

known to me.'^ H. A. .VKcnaa. M. Ii

.

Ill So. Oxford St., Hrookb ii, N.V.

Taa OsarUB OoiiMxv, n llanay at., Dew Ysfk.

oolniu,

W ^. LOWllYJOHN UOATO.V,J. p. FKUWMB,>. W. 00'

imONSIHiUlTSNURIllL DOBIil nCDBITr TO DEFOSlTOBi

WALIT STIEBT MSE !|

BBTWUM BIXTR AMD VXJfTri BTI..

Qg^FIUST-CLAHS IJi ALL APPIOHTMWK/^CIN CINNATI, OHIO.

POPULAR P RIC $2.00 to $2.50 Per Day.

^ FjROCTOXS, Fxopxletoz.o»« »t ifce aa» wmi sal Mm Bia i laiiam Bssalsl ataWia Mia CMr.

Jbbs 1-1 J,

AUITIN D IIlCKS, S. 0. Mkik icb, Ja,

HIOKS&MERCER,Life, Fire/ Tornado and Accident

INSURANCE,Real Estate and OoUeoting Agents.

WeksvaasaalaaUraahaadaisedllaaaC hanaas, lata aa« tanas Isr sale aad larnal..\ <l; DBS datlriBf BBTtlilag la ikis Uaa wlU d« wan ta aaU aad as* as.

Oar rMlUtlN for Puwlag InnrtSM ui TTararpund.

W»jsspsottBllj aollelt tour patronafs. aad la all aattsi* faaraalM psrieoi aatlataetiaa.

omceorarOltylUnk, . . . HOPKINSVILLE,: KY*

THIS OFFICE.MTISFMHON QIMMiraO.

CHM. M. MIMHAM,

HOPKINSVILLEf KENTUCKY.A llT* u4 fi««ii( tttr of S,MI> ia'ttbiuiiu,

ftiiuAtciUnaooiuitjror <<).o(H}. Tbo Loutsville

>iiil .NuliTlU>IIMtwollni'>»t r«IIrua<lln tbe

county and the paople tii*vc recently voted aMtot-wj now roailB, Largcftt tobacot) fTowlng

nouiitjtntho worltl. Whoat.corn, hay roal

live atock anil friilta j.roiliicej for export in

large tguuiititluH. I'lio rtty has four bank!

Willi an aiKri'isate ca|»tal of llSU.ora. A plan-

ing III ud wa(<M taslorj, three carriage

(MMtlH.UaM tutoiT, lobceoo Miantaotory,

(wotMWMaai tlm* krlckyaidi, broom lac-

tar7,iUM> Umtfrr, it» tMorr, two UnaiMftagalUaimiHellT ud MTenl la tka

wuatr. Splendid drlTlofpark'ud Inn openhonae. rire tumplkea eenterlaf In Hopklai-

fllle. Building and Ixiaa Aiaeelatlen, Cora

nerotal Club, a telephone exchanfe* numbered

•traeUnnd bauiea and city lighted by gaa

Maeadamlaed atreeu and brick tlilewalki all

oyer the city. Kleycn cburchca, two eollegea,

n high aeliool and the llncat ayatem ol publlo

irIioaU, white and colored, In tbe SUte. Weel-

, en Kentuokr Lonntle Aa/lum with « popnla

tloaotlM,l«OBUea*ai«oflknallr« A 1100,

004 eoortkoninwltk Iowa cloak m tho AneA <no In deynrtaant nad n eeapuj oCtlaie

Gurde. Ultlo Blrer tumlakee na adoqnnte

iupply of water for all pnrpo^ee BMllow and rrnticlit'ap. l ino o|>enlng (or woolen

mil', I'ork pHokiiiK i'nlllL>ll^hIueo^ tmit ean-

II, r' , 'Kiiyiird and many other ealerprleea.

, .1 11 ita mild and InTlfomllai and ezeeed-

II. 1) lieallhlul.

,Sl. I.ouia wlUtlMtaTuesday.

Mayor ntxl

£x-Con(rcMinu P. P. Mthouoyi

ofKaw York, dM Wedaeodey.

Tbe Howling Groen IVmudoolanillaelf ill r>Tor of Wlllio L. BseTM, of

Toilil.for U. S. Senator.

.lolin liright iliu great EnglUhCifiiiiiiniirt-, tiii'ii U'etiiiosday noni-

lug, al'lcr a lout; iilneea.

The PraaldaU baa Uined a provla-

niation openiDft tha Oklahoma ooan-

try 10 leKlement on aud afler April

22ii(l. _________'I'lio lliii'l' wild linike into llio A'eii'

/.'/a ollii'O and btole llio I'lliUii'a'j pipe

liae been uvor. Jle ougbl lu be lutile

to imoka for tt

The TotoM^cq^nlMtbe at^llDg aoaoDooemeK Wat "lha wiirdiugoftwo aooiaty ImUh will lake

place bettrtea thallrat and tenth of

April."

The Ilenderoon Gleaner tuthorl^

ty for tho aUtement that Col. Folk

Laffoou hak al^cepted a poiitlon at

attorney and general lolieilor for the

•Iiind, Iron and Coal Company, of

tibiflleldj Alabama.

It is (elegraphei! from Waiiliiugton

llial Mia. Harrison has ilibdiartjcil

all Ihe colored srivaiilh a( iliu Wliiti

IluiHoaiul tilleil Uitir plaii's will

nbite help. Some of llieiii had

heen there for years.

OOURT NEWS.

The peUt Jury wu disoharged

Monday and thU weak haa baai tak-

en up wltheqal^ Mtim. Ooart

will adjourn to-menow.

TBI TWO or ooMvicra.

SteTt TatUeton, hone etaaling fi

yean. (Valuable animal itolaa from

J. J. Gray, of Ilmo.)

Albert Wallaoe, horaa atMling, b

years. (Stolen from T. L. Yontf, ol'

Trigg ooaaty.)

Cbaa. XeBeyDoUa, hog alaallng, 8

years.

' oiTii) oaan.

Forbee & Bro., ti Ovraley ft Ham.Stricken from the docket.

W. L. Tbompsou to L. R. Davis.

Stricken from tbe docket.

D. Galbreatb, Sr., n I), (ialbreatb,

Jr. Jndfinaatrorplalutiirror«:i,OOa

L. ft N. Railroad Company to

Cbristian county, appealed Trom

Judgment of Cbrislian Circuit Court.

Judgment affiniifd.

Beu Smilb vs Lou Smith divorce

granted.

Oivoley ft Jonet, Eseentors of De

B. Oivoley, Deo'd. Ti J. X. Craveno.

Judgment fi>r plalaturfbr |S2 7S.

.;. B. OraTanive8.R.Whlte. Dis-

OUbartMorrioonva J. W. lUnle ).

Oltmliied.

Peter Fleming voJno. S. Xorlbing-

ton. Judgment Tor plaiutiir rorl'.'i.

8. Walton Forgy, Adm'r. of U. W.

Ilenry, Oec'd, vo It. C. Rives.

Jadgment for plaintifTfor 125.

.1.1!. Dade, Adni'r. of (J. A Oliamp-

llu, Dw'd, TS K. C. Klvcs. Judg.

ment for plaiiiliir foi- »12 50

Jas. D. llaya, an altoruey, appuiut-

od an examiner for Christian county

(IIV lOl'BT .\K\V.S.

D. (Ialbreatb, breach of the peace.

Two charges. Fined $lo and costs in

each case.

It S. Wilcojt, col., petit larceny.

I'our monllis in the county jail.

Ueorge Ujiiard,druul(eoueao. Fin-

ed to and coalo.

Walker GIbeon, eol., was arrested

Tueeday for debt, and bio trunk and

an organ taken charge of by tbe po-

lice, it appearing that ha taUndad

laaTiagtbaiUtaftir the parpoee of

avoiding the payment of a debt due

a Lool>.Tllle wboleaale liquor bouse.

On Wednesdar ha gara bond and

waa releaead. His trial oomaa up to

morrow.

Disposed To Qougs Us.

The Board ol Kquallzatlon has rale*

ad tbe taxes of Christian oeunty, as

tbe following letter to Judgt WinfreewiUsbtw:-

FBA»roaT, Kr., Mar. Sl^WTo the (;o«ni]r Judge:

The Bute Board of Equalisation

haa fixed tbe rale of your county al

1)7 per cent , which will give you a

raise of Ibioe per cent., upou tbe Tal

nation as reported by tbe assessor.

The law provides that yon be in-

Ibnaed of the ac.ioii of the Bjard

aad aa opportunity given, if desired,

to appear before tha Board. TbeBoard will be ready to bear aay per-

sons from your oounty—tha law lim-

its tbe number to flve—on Wednes-

day, the 27(h Inst, and will continue

their session for Ihio purpose until

and including Saturday the 'Mlh insl.

J. W. tiiiaiiNE, Ch'u.

This Is an unuecesiiary aud unfair

raise, but It is now (oo lale lo enter a

protest and tbe people will liavo to

stand it.

Tha letter from Uarrioon to Blaine

written before tbe inauguration,

which has been pnbllshed, is tsken

as settling tbe qnestlon of who will

run the administration. Ifr. Blaine

was told in so many words that his

services in "tixing ihings" were not

needed.

The Tciiiichuci; lluuHe has passed a

bill making; it iiiiluwfui lor non-res-

idoiils fur llie tilato locitcb lisb from

IC leiloul Lake, bince these wise law

uialiera have decided where a maashall tlsb, perhaps tboy had liattar

rfgulate tbe kind of ball (o ba need' and also pass a law to prohibit

Xlmrods from lying about their al

legtd catchee.

The X.oulBville Timet says

:

"Tbe Secretary of tbe Treasury has

said that tbe KcntMcky Colectorebip

would not be taken up for three weeks

yet. Col. John Fuland says lie will

not apply tor Iho Cullecloibhip in tlic

Second dislrict hut will take it if cer-

tain conliuguocics arise, and Ihuy are

very apt to arise as a rule. The

Colonel would like to have bis sou

made Asslotaul Distr.ct Attorney,

It lo alleged, aud is said to lie for Jol-

ly flrst, Denny second.

Tbe LouisTille Timti and O «ens-

b.iro Jltamgtr arejust now at cross

questions on most mattersbut they are

unanimooslH the opinion that some

of the best gubernatorial material In

Kentucky is found in Cbristian

county. Hero is what the Timei says

:

"The Oweiihoro Ale>aeiii/er and Ihe

Bowling Green Times onthiisiastical-

]y sccpnd this paper's nuiniiiaiion of

Dr. .Tames Uod'iian fur (iavoriiur.

Westeru Kentucky, which "ncvcrgcis

n'ltblii' nohoiv," may liiid IIh uppjr-

tunlly in this best cxecaiivo idliccr

wcstoftliel. ft N. railroad. His

long exDerionco lu controlllug and

curing lunatics would bo valuable in

dealing with legislators. Ljtthe Pen-

nyroyal region rise up aud assert it-

self."

E nbroidery, patterns in appHqno,

wreaths and detsohed bouquets over

c!otb, cashmere, and silk fabrics, are

the heights of fashion for d(«ae trim'

ming.—Oodey's Ladn'i Book.

KENTUCKY KNOWLKDOI.

A?. T. B. Sooth la annooaead aa a

candidate for State TraMorar.

Henderson haa elsty ealoous,

Oweuabora ftrty aflB .HopklaafUla

stxteaa.

Moaroa Wllkertoa, ool., wasbanged at SeottaTlllak Friday, for a

mnrdar committed leal BapUmba'r.

Thai!arioe Moaltor ia taraiag its

drat yaar anaooneM that it trill eon-

tlaaa to ba*^ radical BepaMleaa pa-

per.".

Mrs. Carrie Walker, wMe ore. N.

Walker, late editor of the Fulton

Boomerang, died of ooaaanpUoalast Monday.

The Bell county fued again broke

out last week aud In a free fight Jas.

Bnrcb killed Alvio Turner and was

himself killed in turn by .felT King

Four of the ni-ni »i I' ill iiii.

Deafness Can't be Cured.

by local application, as tbey can not

reach Ihe diseased portion of the ear.

There is only one way (o core Deaf-ness, and that is by conotltulional

remedies. Deafness Is caused by ^nlullanied condition of the mucus lin-

ing of the Kustachlau Tube. Whenthis tube gets Inflamed you have arumbling oound or imperfect hear-

ing, and when it Is entirely dosedDeafness Is the result, and unless the

inflammation can be taken out audthis tube restuied te Its normal con-

dition, hearing will be destroyed for-

ever ; nine oases out of Ian are caus-

ed by eatarrh, which is nothing but

aa Inflamed condition of tbe inucuo

snrfaoes.

We will give One Hundred Dollars

for any ease of Deafness (caused byCatarrh) that we can not curs bytaking ilall's Catarrh Cure. Sendfor clrciiiara. free.

V .T.CUKNEY*CO..Tole<Io,0.'Sold by Druggists, 76o.

The following additional Foreign

Minisioi's have been appoiotad this

week

:

Uobt. T. Lincoln, Illinois, to Eng-land.

Ilurat llalstead, Ohio, tot iormany.

Allen T. Rice, Now York, UusOaGeo. B Ivoring, Massachusetts, Por-

tugal.

John Uleks, Wisconsin, Peru.

Patrick Egan, Nebraska, Chill.

Tbos. Byan, Kansas, Mexico.

Othsr sppolntments

:

i'VaucIs E. Wsrreo, Wyo., Oor-ernor of Wyoming.

Bonj. K. While, Mont , (Jovernor of

Mmituiia.

I,oo Morehouse, Indian Agonl,Oie.

Itobl. V. lii'll, Ass'l Indian Com'r(). -M Sliclliiian, C. S. -Marshal for

Ail<.

C. C. U'alteiP, V. 8. .\tt'y fur AikMaririi Erwin, I'. S. All'y for (It

T) rj (;'cnn, U. 8. Marshal tor N. C.lai. (I. Churchill, Sorrcyorof Cus-

toms, Ixiuis.

W. P. Corbett, CAi Matahal for

Ga.

Cosliy Insuraneak

A'cry many of the so-called bene-lii-iiil sociciies, with higb-eoundingiiaiiii-H, ihiu lutvo come up aiahe thedocliuo of graveyurd Insuranoa, arebenoOolal only to their offlcers. AnIllustration of this Is nlTorded by oneof the riillnoelphlii cumpiuiios just In-

vcFtiiiiitco in the Ihiuphin Clonnty

('iiurt. It hjis hi-fMi In iiu.iiinofis nboutten years, liuil .•.I'.ti. iI ifiiC.lllW fromdues uud uasessiuoiiU and bad pidd out484.000 In sick bonefiu aad deathclaims, while the "expenses" daringtho same period hild been $40,000.

This would bo pretty costly "insur-

Hnco" oven If It insured.—Philadelphia

Times.

— "Bill" Miitlicrs, thrt lnint<^r andnimrod of Wirt County, W. caught

a coon In a box and took It to tho

oounty seat Calling all th'b dogs In

town, many of which had never seen acoon before, he turned the coon tcese

on Court square, where It licked all

the dogs around, from the poodle up to

tho foxhound, after which It look up ashade tree, where It quietly picked thedog moat from lu toulb. There beingno more dogs In town to spare, thacoon was simkcii frum thn troo and•Hill." the lilTuni.l, cihIimI iu life withu club. It was the Sullivan ooea of

West Virginia,

—W« have recoivivl a note fromJake rrlUcr nskliij? us what is tho

numtxir of our boot. ^Ve doi}'t knownow whether ^mI^ dj'sixiM as up bo- i

fore making a pcMana^assault, or

whether his aoeoi|ipltsbe# wife pto-

poaus tu knit a |>alr of stoofclngs (or out

coming bbrthdsy. Time wilt telL la

taa meantime We hava had our liM^gun oUunod.—Tcxiw bifUpga.

LEMON ELIXIR.A PLUaailT LMON D«INK.

r«i hillonaaeM aad eoaoUsaUse, lakelMSon Uillr.Kor indlgeatloa Sad ftMl

on Kllilr.rur lick a

on Klllir.For aleeidssssess sad nsrvecsasoo, lake I«ai-

on Klillr.For loss ot appetite aad doblUty, lake Lem-

on aililrFor fcTen. chlUs and mtlaria, take Lcm-

on fcluir.1.1-niuii Cli\ir will ttol fall you In any ef thelKir« d 'iieai.rii. all of which ariM from a torpid

nr iliicatcd liver, slomacti, kionay., IjuHoUorbiciul.

J*repar«d only liy Dr. U. Mo^l-rv,Atlanta, Ua.

sec. and ll.OOiicr botUc. Sold by anicauta.

A Prealaeat MlaMarWMiSe.Alter Ion years of sreei ^wraflnf tiom Indl-

r;estlon, with areat aemoua proetraUon. btl-ouaneae, dltordered kidneys aud conBtiuatiun,

I have been cured by t>r. Moaloy'a 1-emonKllxir, and am now a well man.Uav. U.U. Dana, aid. il. «.Cfenreh fosith,

No. iS rntaAl St.. Atiaata, Ua.

The folluwiiig puit.ullice appoint-

ments have lieeu mads iu Kentuckythis week ten raoMrais, Um leat to ill

vacancies

:

Geo. A. Berry, Adams, Lawrencecounty; Jno. C.McGbee,Clllly,Toddcounty ; II. F. Wood, Douiaar, Koh-lenberg conaly ; Jaa. F. Joaat, Otsh-

tan, Kubleabarg ooaaty; Jao. W.Oridar, Olaa's Fork, Adair ooaaty

;

D. C. Oruan, Hays, Warren county

;

Jas. T. Hampton, Huff, Eimonsoncounty ; E. E. Abbott, lluutsville,

Butler county ; IdersI Vanfleet, Prica-

vllle. Hart county ; II II Coursey

Sharon Grove, Todd counly ; W. F.

Lyles, Smith's Grove, Warren coun-

ty ; J. B. Deuham, Summershade,Metcalfe county ; I'. 8. Wood, Yost,

Muhlenberg county.

Flaked oat ruohes are mneh need

or the trlmntofofdraaaaa.—0b<fa/(Ludn'tBooh.

Coiffures are of all etylea so as to

suit all fsces. Hair combid up from tbe

neck, flowing tresses, catagons, coro-

nets, are all aqoally patrooiaad byfaaUou.— Ooifey's Lmdy'i Book.

Carnot as a Carpenter.

Tho President of Franco is n flrst-

clasH carpenter, and can hundlu tlio

saw and ]ilniic as witll iis any iin-chanio.

It was at Chabaouis, in the Charente,

where his father possessed a chateau,

tha* he learned the trade. Camot.senior. Insisted that all his children

should learn soino (iccitpaliun; * 'there

Is no telling." be used to say; "youmay wont It some day, for we live In

strange times." So Carnot, junior,

was put to the bench, and. according

to his professor, ono M. Dolarge, whoIs still livlni:. aeqiilttod himself mosthonorably. In memory of this event

in his can-er, M. Sardln. who waa aaapprentice at that time, but is BOW amaster cabiui't-uiaker in the FaubourgSt. Aiitoiuo. di'iuundcd an audlcnco of

the Cliiiif uf llioSlulc. iiM.I lul^ [.i;olvod

u reply to tho ulToct that the rrosident

will be happy to meet his old fellow-

workman and talk shop with bia alltAle.—London Standard

The Qld DoctorsDrew blood, modem doctors cleanse It

;

Dance the bicreassd demand lor Altera-It Is now well known that mostan due, not to over-abundaaee,

but to latpoiity, d the Bleed) and It

Is anally well attsstsd thai no bloodmediclns is ao eflcadons as Ayer'aSarsaparllla.

' " Ono ol my children hn<l a larpo sorebreak oat on the leg. Wo appliedsimple remedies, lor a whlln, tliinklnRthe sore would shortly heal, lliititj^row

worso. We sought medical advice, andwore told that an altoratlvo medicinowas noeosssiy. Aysi's gafssparillabslag ^ . f.

Recommended >^

abovs all others, wo used it with mar-veloas tssnlta. Tbe son hsalsd aadhsattb aad sitenfth laaldly ntoned."—J. J. Anasmnig, Wsissar, Tsxas.r «I AM Ayer's Haisaparilla to be aa

r ISr taa can c( blooddliisiss, I Hsscribe thaadltdseathawosk evesy flme."- B. l: Fatsr, X. D.,MauiBMaa, ^r"*-"We have (old Ayer's Baisa|iatina

hen lor over thirty yoan aad alwwsrooommend it whan asked to aams teabeat blood-pnrMoi."-W. T. MCLsaa,Dmgglst, Augusta, Ohio." Ayer's medicines continue to bo the

standard renujdlo'i In spita uf all com^iKiUtlon."-T. W. Klchmond, Beart»ko, Mich. ,

-• ..^ •

Ayer's Sarsaparilla,

Or, J. O. Ay«r * Co., LowtN, Mam.

For "ninMlown," deWltUtcd and overworkedwomen. Dr. Pieroe'e Fkvorlte Pmcrlptlon li

tbe beet of all restorative tonlot. It la potentSpectflc for all thoee ChronJo WaaknaMee andDiaeaaea paoullar to Woinco: a powerful* tea-oral ai well a* utarlna, tMiM aiiHl Darrtna, II

Imparti vlror as4 atmrth to tbawbola fritaBeIt promptrr ctinN weakneii of ttomaoh*oauaM.Inalreetlon. hinatlnir. weak back, nerrouaproa-trmtroa.d<'l>tli(y and Hlt>cpl''UT)cu, in eltberaex.It la carefullr LDtDixmndtst hy ai) evperlenoedphriidsa, and ndaptiHl to womao'e delicateoriraaUtatioo. I'unrlv veritable and perfectlyharmlMI In any connltlnn of t ho rgtrm.— " MfBTorllfl Proaerlp-

tlon** la tbe onljr medicinefor women, eoM hv drunriiti,mm^w m po«IiIt« vnar-

antee of aattilMdaft In arcry caae. or price(tl.iU) refunded. 1ml fuanuiteo haa oeenpri!it(H] on the U4UI nlfUppT. and faithfullyoarrlr'l out for IBMV IfU*-

l or larr*. UluatnUM^matlaa on Dlaeiaea ofWomen (lO pana. with full dlractlona tatbome-treatmenU, nod ten oanta In flampt.

iiA*grACV»aaDouv avmaCAUFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO..

Sam Fbamcuco, Cal.

tsOUtiviLLV. *fT. N»w YoKK. N. y.

Comljinea tli« Jvlce of t!i« Blue FIciol

CaDfornU, w luu(U« and natfiliou.

wi:h the medklnal virtaM of pUnti

Ki'.- wn to be most beneficial to ik.-

human irilemiltasnlaftbeOMLY PER-

FECT UEMEfiV te set |ent]]r ysi

prunijiUjr on the

KIDHETS, LITER AND MEES— A\.» TO—

ClBsnsetbs System Effectually,— lO TUAT •

PURE BLOOD,FEFRESHING GLSEP,

HEALTH and STRENGTHNaturally ToIIow. Kvery one ia ntlng it

an-I all are delighted with it. Akk youi

.!r.:ci;i>t foi .SYKUr OF FIGS.

Home Monument WorkS

!

HALL &.JOHNSON,DBAI.EBS IK

Oraaile i Ibrlile Ho&iimIs.

We mill duplicate any Monument put upin Hopkinsville or Christian county by anyforeign jnarhle dealer and

Discount the Price from 10 to 25 per Cent.

WK MEAN WHAT WK BAY.

KEEP TOUR MONET AT HOME.you may OF.T SOME OF IT BA( K.

HALL & JOHNSON.fll^OSko sad Works VIrflnIa smst,Mwcan Ilk saitlk.

tmrxmmrrrt -na

w. o. wuaaj.tB.W. H. r.vxos, BooK-Kiiria.

JflllS >(. MILLS.

Wheeler, MiUs & Co.,TOBACCOWarehousemefl and Commission Merchants

XrS GHAZZT SZAIsSZlS,FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE

UUdBKLLVILLB AMO U. R. aTUKKTS. liOl'K I N.^ v | LI.K, KV.

Ubaral AdTaaoam CoMtcunaBta. AH Tobaoeo Seat U« (.;orcra(l By Xaauraoaa.

TARPLEY, DAT ft CX).,

Country Work Solicited and Promptly Attended To

M. a. Gasoa. W. a. oasoo.

Burnett House,M.S.OREQQaSRO . Propti.tor«.

S. L GOUiEil mU ud BKOIDWIT,

« StasissmaU a V. DopoS,

LOUISVILLE, - KY.airsol Com roa to all polau In tho oltj

Fla* Llqnon, Ctgan i Tobaooo.

GORDON'S RETURN.Tha plendld StaUioD "Gor-lon. " fonnnrly

knows aa **Ralort," the nroixrtr of thu lute

NMDUta, will return lo Mopkinivlllribi* wa-Ba waa hare Inat aea*tt). aixi aitheio-

lleltatlon of vany of bla i»itront. Mrt. IMlii

hli »irre«<* to I"*". He will, begtri-

Dliifttu iiaf, make tli« fea4"ri Rl tlia

Driving Park Stables.

I. onion l« loo well known M 'imkc a tuitill-

cationnr bin reeoplnetuwaar) Me la atantlknl

bv allrultMianrlrerUteraU.aDil leruiioedcl lu

be one ot Ihe niia«t horaaa la the ama., 1 beCanueraihaiMMt Ml to arall ilMnN|K^<>rtb'« npportunltT to liii|>rota their Mbck bybtrrrling tu ibu 8U|ierti horM.tor further lnfonii»ti'>n « 1 on or widrrM,

I', II. M( N^NEY*.Mar. IS lio ll(>|iklnil»lll', Kjr.

Fsnfcsnif, n., jdit % inWp, Iho undersigned officers ol

Caldwoil County, Ky., certify that a

number of liidividuala, both whitrand Ijlai'k, livlni; In Princeton andCaldwoil County, Ky., were sufferer*

from Syphilis lolls various stages,

and are now in periiset haalth, hai^ngbeen eored by Foerg's Bamadr.W. S RANDOLPH.

Judge Caldwell CoBBfarOOWt.JOUN U. WVME,

Clerk Caldwell Circuit Court.FRANK A. PASTEUK.

Clerk Caldwell County Court.B. R. PICKEKIMG,

SbenlT Caldwell Conatr.J. M. POOL.

J allor Caldmll OoBBtr.L. L. BAKEB,

Asseasor Caldwell County.From one to thrre bottles will care

any case of ftlecL Foerg't Remedy is

purely vpgclable, contains no mercu-ry. One weeks trial will convince youof Its merits. Ask your druggist for

Koerg'a Itemedy. Price fl a bottle

prepared by Phil Foers, Frineeton,Ky. S.4-ly

BEST mnNG CORSniSsWORLDrORSAU BY LEADING MERCHWnS.AUrOf, STROUSE A CO. <

hm>S.-4ll IPOADWAY, N.Vj]

SPECULATION,

GEO. A. ROMER,

BANKEB AND BfiOKER,

40l42Nilwi7iilSilbff«mt,

nir TOM am.

Stocks, BoBdi, Chvia, Frorltlona and

aooclil, BaU mA OanM sa liaTfia.

P. 8.-aoa4 «srslilaaaMrT samphlei.•7-1 rr.

OALT HOUSE,TbiLirpituiriasiiBottliatlieCitj.

IUte«-$2 50 to $1 Fir I)»7 w-

oording to Booai.TnaaiBii ixD Bossuii Batis is ini Ilocsa.

PHOTOGRAPHSlItefors Ton hava yoor pictnre takfn corae

ana the ctiaraotBr i»f aar ^

tw natUSed that my plctarca ar« e.|iial to the

l>e>t olU work. Siwolal allnitic.ii hivi-mi to

aaklD|UI*-Slaa Ponralls b^he aew^ro-aiaklDaun-aiaa roIda fNaias.,nBa

0HBTSANTHEMIJM8.The Flneit Varittisi from a Long L>l( ef ierti

Tht>i« IP* tk« FIrmI in Each Color:

UloricMum;— Very farly, targe double, a loreljrgoltleti yellow, a bi-autj. Ite eat Ii

M Farlr;— A •iilftnlhl ailrery pink, reflexetl

peiaU, airy liMkistr lOc eaehTiHbal d'Argeni:— Wblta outer patala long,'caalar abort aaU Bur>tkapa(l, thaflaoat otllMAMMOMeorU ISeaack

Delia Paul Large looaa ilowera,wliita lippedbluib. anelFgaat aort 10eea<th

Axlin*;- Yrllow nti'l l)ronta red, blnoma In

bou<|Uflta, laata a luootb lOe eacliTtirt flerum;— l»iiK, needle-like iifltaU, wbltotipped (iiak, Iftala well nod la the nio>t iiae-

ful . . »Sc eachHounllgbt;— ljuite late, pure white, very dou*

ble, one of the Lett whiten lOa eachPr uf'^aii Meleiia:-[a rwinpone.) white nitha

Itluafa ahadiDg. lorna beaulifiil roiiod bklli onloog alems , . I&c each

llamral;— beautr. large aad double, tbe oat*er paub an wntm, Um aaaiar •aat a baMtlfnl erean oalor* uaia wall Md ttltagotbrroD« Of tbe kasi llo earbWe maillbi* oollectloD n|>oa receipt of |l

For prices nn other (lower* and rollago plantaplcaee auhinit your Iini to iia. We «ilJ retemit by Drat itoall. Our atsiek of Uoiea, (ieranl*umi, ( bryMDtbetniime, llellolropea, Uama-llonitColeut, Tuberoaae, Dabllaa, and every*thing etoe la the line !• oomplato. and we oaa

We ar; Ready for Business

mXH THE ORBAIEST LINE OF

JiTo'vott liursa as low as aaj othar flm elaaa

owsnaf plaata oaa Iw frowa for.Wrllshr—'—

W. W. liamiKIX, Plerlat,Ilowlinff (Jrrrn, Kj,

Female College.rail ssaslOB will opoa AUUU8T IT, 1888, with

a tnU taaillj. Spoelai ratoa to pupils daalrlnitoeniar tho aisisss la BIoobUob, liiisle,Arlaad tho aodsn LaafSSfSS. CaUatthaCellafaoraddnas

BoraissTiLis, Kr

$100,000 TO LOAN.1 am propare<l to miike iDana In iinii of

fl.OSSor aioroat 7peru«Dt , same to he sacuretl

bJ Ant ^ertgaias oa raal estate worth ilouMo

tbs ssssaalsl Iks loans.' aBmiT i. STITH, ^TToanr

I

oo

EVIB PLACED ON 8LAR IN THIS CITY,

We Carry Nothing But First-Class Goods!

Inspect our Stock & Learn PricesBefore Making Your Furohaaes.

18 Fl"LI. OK FIlf.ST-CI.AS.S (i(K)l).-; lOli I.\ Km \ii>\i\.

We Are DeterminedTo Do the Shoe Business of Honkinsville.

Ill mimmw u ienkseitedon MONKV ItKKKVriKh

GIVE US A CAU.WliLE-'CLOTlGUiflECOt,

M. FRANKEL'SSONS.

ttum

3lTOi:iODH

O. R. OLARK & CO.,Wala atsaal, PTLVt OLO aTAWiiUOfKT BUNXtSMl MlaU st..aa.lar

entgeklaa (MBss,

— still rvu, urn or

—

ALL KINDS OF

FURNITURE!

BEDSTEADS,WAB0B3MS. BOOnm OBASU.

Complete Paflor, Chambef and Diniog Sets.

Everytbiue Wanted by tbe Kouse-Seeper.

ALL THEVERY LATEST STYLES,

At the Very Lowest Prices!

UNDERTAKING, BFEUIALTT. A Ccmplete line cf Motalllo and Wood Oofflni

and Caiketi and Bwial Bebn- All Orders Promptl7 Atto&dsd to,

D00ASS-17 0 R. CLARK & CO.

T. B. RAHOOOK. O. B. RALLVMS. t. r. BDWARDS. W, I rBAMB.

: TO

:

8 0&

806

7 6S

7 IS

S 3S

HANCOCK, HALLUMS i CO.,

-PltOI'IUKTUUS-

(iracey TobaccoVarekseClaxlss-^illo, Teaaxiessee.

Special Attention paid to Hamjilina ami selling Tobarc

T. B. UANCUCK, 3alesiiisn.

I.llK'ral .tilv.iii

W.J,

in coiiiiKnlnantB.

ELY, Book-Kseper.

H.II..tBKBNATIIY. (iEO. C. l.ONd,

EARUNGTONWINECO..oaowaas axs dbsliss is

DRY & SWEET WINES.I iis^hfc cia»s>,»sfcassnt ta,

i.iAr. aisMM BaBLnKnw.xr.

Abernathy & Long,'OENTKAI^s

0^AUooBai(iimaiiUof Ij^taeoo will raoaiinaQBr panraal attanUoD

boaiaBuivUiWnd Mllaf^ Soomauid StaUwIbf MvmudTtun.

m rimI will oil Monday, the flrst day of

April, at thu Court House door, In

llopkliisvllle, sail the ftllowlDglandl

aud lota for slate aad couatr taxes

ror tMPyfiqltedleated, or so mnch

thereof as WHI par tbe tesea. If not

all sold on that day the sales will be

coiitliiuod on the flret day of Msjr, Ac.

Will «sy Ihst my liiiio Is out as

Shorlfl' Slid t mutt have tho Uxes.

UJii<r lauda and property will be ad>

v>M iiKcil unless thaea laxee are fturth-

nith paid.

JOUN DOYD, Sheriff 0. 0.

DISTRIUr NO. 1-WUITB.IlcuiK'll, .lames M., 12U acres

Isiid, tsx aud costs for 'HOI'S?

aud '88 116 45lllankeosklp's (Wni.) Ueira, 70sores land, tax and eosta lor'HTaudTW 7(16

I'uoly, Mra roily, .'id arroa laud,lax aud conia for f-T J 70

(iallord, I«aa>', 1 acre land, laxand I'oat for 'M7 and Hii 12 SO

lludrou, K. i:,ltX) acrea land,

lax sud sosu for 'K7 snd '88.

Ilaylio, Sarah A., TOaeraa land,tax aud costs fnr 'N7 aud '8S.

Jouca, ThOB. (,' , M ai:res land,tax and costs for '.S7..

McGor, lleury B,, 24 seres laud,isz aud roals for '67.

.

.Mcintosh, Msullirr., 3UU acresland, laxea and lOsla for '87

anil ,S(( 19 6SI'ullard, Wood, ai;re< land,tax aud costs lur 87 and '88. U 70

SleveiiBon, W. I.., 100 acreslaud, tax aud costs for "87

snd W 10 76Wilson, J ames K., SU aerea land,tasaadcosU ror'8'< 8 dODISTHICT NO. S-WUm.

Badford, MiloaC,

arrelaml.tax and ' '>v.. i.>i aud '.'-T |I7 ^10

DISTHUri' NO. a-WlllTK.Kerry, James It , 100 seres land,

(sx suil coils fur s' I S 33Clifton CoalCi. . I area land,

tax aud I. 'I' S7 and '88. 13 80Crablrse, Jurry W., (*} acres

land, las and rosts for '87.

Causey, Tsmpy, IKI seres laud,lax ami comIn lor '.s7 and 'N8.

(iamb!!', .laiiisa and C. I.., 195acres land, isx aud costs for•f.1

Jaiura' Ileira, 80 snrss land,lax aud coals fur °S7 8 10 '

.Mofnil's lleirs, IIX) sersa taad,lax aud cotts for 87 and.Vt. 16 16

Word, .Mra. MarrUt. iUU aomlaud, tax aud costa for "87

and H8 8 06Willy, Joshua O., 131 aervtland, lax and oosti fur '86^ "87aud S,s 16 40

Wood, John, 2 srrcs laud, laxaud ccala fur '87 4 16

niSTKlCT NO. 4-WBITB.Brown, Mra. Alios A, S lots,

lav sud coma for '.Sil, S7 and.•vs 115 HO

Dl!>ri;l( I .VO. l-COLOItKU. .

nat(nr,'W«*Ji, aiTca land, laxaud coablbr W and S7 | 7 25

Uruuly, Tlioiuaa, A acres land,tax and coals lor '87 snd '88. 7 80

tiUeas, Wtoals, 60 seres land,lax and ooaia for "87 S 66

Howard, Henry V, H seresland, lax snd cnils for '87. . . 1 60

.lolinron, Kll, ^'ai rea land, taxsud co>ta fur '87 and '88. .. . . 716

Knott, Buck, 1 sura land, laxand coals fur '87 8 66

llcpco, Msch, 2 arrps laud, laxand i iiat* lor '87 and 88 7 78

Wllla, I'alay, .'> li res laud, taxand OPSU for '87 1 30

DISTRICT MO. S-COLORBO.Burrc*, lluinphrey, 4 acres

lai.d. lax uiidooau ror'8lj, 87•ud Ill 35

lluckucr, Kd, 2 seres land, laxand coats for '87

(.'lark. .Ismea, 1 acre Isiid, Isxami conta for '87 snd 88

KiHii r, .lolin, 1 srre Isud, Isxand r ods for '87

Kivi a, Julls, 1 acre lauil, laxand coals for '8(1, '87 anil '88.

Oamiiy, Simon, I aora land, laxsnd cdats for '87 4

(iaingl, (,'alii', I ai'i'O laml. taxand niBiB for '.sT

Ciuud, bispnoy, 10 arroa laud,tax and ooeta for '87..

Gaines, Robeoea, I acre land,tsx sud roali for 'S7 aud '.SS.

IUkIIiiv, N't'd, I ni'iu lanil, laxand cofU for "hi and 'HH

Wildlil, Willi., I a.:rclaiid, laxaud cohlt for '.S7

Wusieru, Uarp, 1 acre laud, taxand oosls for '87

Waiklna, William, 60 a«rMland, tax and costs fur '87...

DIS'l'KlCTNO. 3-COLQRBaliiii'kucr, AinoK, <., sera land,

lax and roHla for '80 and '87.1 4 80Ilraiiic, William, >. sore land,

tsx aud cuala for '87 aud '88.

C'roas, Ulchsrd, <„ acre land,tax and oosu fur '87 and 'as

Oray, BUI, 86 anree laud, taxaud costs for '87

Lsudur, .lo, arro land, laxand corns lor '87

I'lioipH, Ulchsrd,jti sera isnd,

lax and costs for "87

I'opc, Dave, OK acres laud, tsxSlid coBia for '87

UlcliardHon, Ilird, 2 acrea loud,Isx and casta for '86, '87 snd•88

Shackelford, William, \ acrelaud, tax and costs for 86, '87and '.SM... g 25

DISTKICTNO. 1-COLOHKU.Clark, Jerry, 1 lot, tax aud

oosls lor '87

Crsbb, Will., 1 l(]i, lax andcotla f.ir '87 nud '88

Duliii, (irumly, for wlfp, 1 lot,tsx and cusis for '80, '87 anil'88

Uicknian, John, 1 lul, lax andoosla for '8(1, '87 ami 'Ns

Jonei, Henry, 1 lot, tax andcosia for '87 and '88 8 45

Lucas, Ciduinbus, >4 acre land,

tsx and coals for '87 S 20Moore, Kufiia, 1 lot, Ux audcosIa for '87 and '88 18 60

riiclns, Mrs. Marr, 1 1"'. tax

and costs for "SO and "87 8 06

416

806

4 36

3 00

416

IDS

4 60

0 10

686

8«6

10 86

300

7 40

4 76

8 10

410

4 85

10 76

3 66

9 80

0 70

U 10

POR^ALEIFABMoflSSAORES

(if itie Ilrtt I'lind In Chrlitlnn County.

Utr.Atc') rii thi'dnrliK^ l1lo«nil rrlncolon I>l-

vlpioii of III" I- H N. II. iii-iir ItoiiKliMNla,lii)fri>Vt(iiiniilH: )lrl k ilwi>|i|iig iif Q roumi,

liil)iii i'<)l)''rii, -MiKi Hfvprly iiroiwrly. lo-fiitnlun till) rnlmyr* road, N mlltM wath ofllu))klniiTilli', liy., cim^litlnir of U uirw ot)»n(l, lurKi^ Htorcbr'iuo, clwrrlTlng, pbriloUn's

)i)ui'lt<iiil li nhou iUb1o».«vc. Ailofftfed.niri' >P lUblM, •«for tale UBiil i4«i>t. ut. 11^0. Vor tornu, _

. ISnitiewilh

wrltajo J. c.

I Kalil

. int(CA IS::

THtO. I. MRTUV.

rniDAY, UAROU 29, 1889.

PIRSONAL aOMIP.

Mri. T. C lUnbery 1* tUIiIdk in

Trigg counly.

Miii Katie Wooldridgebu return-

ed from Clti'l<«vllla.

MiMMkbsl l'.illow,orilcudcrton, la

TliillngMlif Lull Wliifrce.

Mm. .M N. H'licli l« but lllllo If

»iiy boiler, bvliig ullll vcvy h!i k.

Jlr. \V. T. ISramo liai noni! hi llii

gor, Ala , to rtuuaiii for Ihrc^f ijjoiilln

Mri. WaKnr Jiolly left yealer(!>y

for flail l» rclalivoH In rraiikfurl

Mrt. Albei t Ivi'lly, iiee Uint I..i//ic

II ibb, upciit aeveial daya iu (lie city

UiIh wrek.

M ra. 1'. U. Joiiev, Of Uidii, ipeot

M'vi lai diye In the eliy the first of

the Hcuk.

.Mr. .1. II AihI, rs.m lina rilnrned

from New York, wliiic liu went to

buy ii|iriug gdijiU .

Mra. W. I''. C"v and daugbler,

Mi«i l.u/.ii-, of .N'l^wHtstd, irevUIUagMcikU In till' <'llv.

.Mr. .1. II liii'hsr.ta, book-llMpwfor C. M. I. iiliiii', ! I'ooflned to hUbod with i-linim \\ lr«rn.

Mr. (I i. S. Ill ) «n, of lihilio Tern-

lory, i> i.|.< iiiliiiK a urt'k wllb hit

father, .Mr. 'i'. S I!, Viiii.

Mr. ai.'l Mr< ,1. M i . ;a«> left ymtr r-

day for llnpklnav iilr, where they will

make Ihuir liome beretflar. —OiMll(>

boro Mttitngtr.

C'll. Ki'iib.'ii A. Milii'r, ImpLslor

of tilate lualilulluuf, wta iu Ibo clly

IhU t»««k Md rUitod the Atjrlnm la

D ofllatal eapaeltjr.

Ura. Betlle Uridirell.ot KranaTillr,

the wife of tbe popular rx Uayor

Bridwell, of ibtt oily, ie tbe faeet ol

Mn. Judge MeUarfoll.

Mr. V, A. MeCormIck and family

of Batrerljr bar* moTed to the city to

lire. Mr. ICoOorwiok will •agec* 1b

the iararuee bBtlaen.

Pro. J. W. Kuit, atlende<I tbe cole-

braiioD of Ibe Diet tnnlreraary of the

marrlifft of Dr. and Mre. A O. Beart,

atClarkavllla, Monday nlghk

Mr, W. S niekmta and bride left

fortbelr borne at Cadartowo, (ja,

Wadaeeday and Mr. Baylor Illckman

and bridt dapartad yeetarday fbr Jcf-

fereoB eoanty.

br. T. W. Blakey apeot (ereral

daya of tbi* waak attandlug npon hia

fUher la liOgan eoaaty, wbo wasqatiaelek. He left him Wadneedayyitteh Inpfovid.

THIS AND THAT.

Many farman are dona planting

corn,

.'v^ Davia' livery ((able

ORIAM OF NEWS.

Differencea Adjusted.

O.i .Moiulay tbe entire [r)ll<-o force

—olllirra Twymaii, \Ve«l, V'iiineon

ami Krli7.— tvnilcred their reaigna-

tiuaa to Ibe rily Council ami liieil

llierawilb a liatof complainla againai

Cbief Campbell. Tbe KaHTvcaiAMInTeslliatMl Ibe matter and found

tbat tbe eomplalnis or ebargae ware

of a trlTial nature and the outgrowth

ofadlSbronoaof oolalon in regard

totbadetallaof tbaworkof the vf-

fleera, and boping and belletrlng that

these dWtreacea eoutri bj adjusted,

no elTorl was made to make a aenaa.

tlon of tbe matter. Tlie Ceuacll met

Wetlnsaday uigbl toconrlder tin- rei-

ignalions and afler llie [mi lies i

corned bad dlicuaaed the niaitei

wUb tbo Kjard, a thorough under-

Slandlng was arrived at, the re>lgna-

tioDS were withdrawn and evrry-

thing was amicably adjusted. This

was tbe proper and sanelble oourse

to pursne and the wise and eonserra-

tiveoflleee of Chairman Ulll bad

muab to do with bringing .about the

aetUeneut Clilar Campbell is an

oOoer who diachargcs bisduly failh-

fuiiy and the Council at well as the

people appreciate bit rtluo at an ol-

ttoer. At Ibe tame time l.o has a

force under him of whom iho l ily

It jually proud. Thdy are all solii r,

diacrcet, conttr.ientiuiM and i oura^C'

out olllcert, who are faKt mut;ing a

reputation for IhcmaolToi at a ujodel

force. Their placoa would bo Toiy

hnnl to nil and tbo clly could ill af-

lord to lote Ibulr torf icei. It It a

matter of tba utmost loiporlauce thai

there should be no ditsautluijt at tlila

time and tbe oliy'i best interests bavo

been snbsarrod by the settlsmeut ou

• Arl«adiy|basIsof ail dilbreneee be-

(woMOblaf Campbell and his men.

An Organ to Foster and Protect;

Ht. Tbos. Koaier, formerly of Un*

Intb but more recently of NasbTille,

has deoided to Mt on foot a red hot

Bepnblioan organ in this city. It

will be an eight column weekly,

printed on a band press and the of-

fice will be looatad orer Mr. A. H.

Anderton'a grocery unVirginia street.

It ia expected to bo ready to bturt

within two weeks and it ia under-

stood that :bo local Itopublicans have

given 80IIIO sort of guaranty toindui c

tbe proprietor to coiue to llopkint-

Tllle. Ur. Foiter Is an old geutloman

about 60 or 60 years of ago and liat

had a good deal of experience In

nswipsper work. As the new ven

ture Is to be a strictly party organ, ii

may ba expected to ll* in thorough

accord with Ibe Ideas of (he bltterem

parllsana among the Bepublioau

leaders.

Blood Spilling ai Bennettstown.

On Sunday afternoon Bonis Lswli

and Jim Buckar, bad a drunken llRht

near Bennettstown. Rnoker warshoiin the neck and badly hurt and Lew-is was ttabod In th aide and cut on

the arm. Neither will die.

Uogc

Frilz'a iild bland.*

Go to A. (i. Uuth for boots andihoot and save money.*

Tbo wind blowout many of the

tireol lamp! Wodneiday night.

The police apjraared yesterday for

ihe Urtt lime with their new helmets.

Tne Court of olaims will meet In

this city ou Monday the IStb day of

April.

WintGulldi the colored barber, ia

now with Young ftOo. oftbaFlral

Xational shop.

Mrs. B. I. HaHln will aseUt MissAlice Uayee In tba trimming depart-

ment this aeaeoo.*

L. L. BoalDHr ia prapared to breakyoung horses, and also train horses

for the tnrf, on bis track.*

Tbe latest is tbat work will be be-

Kun on the O. V. next week. Wehope it is true, hot hope long deferred

maketh tba heart sluk.

To-morrow Is the last day for doc-

tors lo reglstar under tba new law.

All not raglsUred April lu will be

fined If (bey practice medlolaa.

Austin Peay, Jr., wbo bad tbe

misfortune to break ble arm bli

home in Christian eonniy last ttlday, ia ImproTlng.—OlarksTllla Prog'M.

llsT. J. W. Bigham will preach ai

Kalrriew next Saturday algbt andSunday Instead of IH Balaiday andSunday in April, as ba will ba absentat tbat time.

A Pleating Sense

Oriieallb ami sirohKili renewed, andof eato and l omlori, follows the neeof Hyrup of Klgn, at It acts Iu har-mony with uilure to eSeetaall)'cletute the tytloin when cottive orLllious. Vm sals lo fiU ouut and II.IX)

bottlee hgr tU leading druggists.

Tbe "Terry tbe Swell" Company,booked for Ibis clly lo-mdrrow night,

went to pleoae In St liOuis Tuesday,snd their engagemant hero ia of

course canceled.

Tbe Baptist olreies nnmb-ra 7 a

8 will meet at Crolkon next Satur-

day and Sunday. BsT.A. W.Maaab'am will preach the eermoa for tbe

occaalou this evening.

Bev. Jno. O. Bust will preach at

the Bspttst church next Sunday,

morning and at tbe Ninth Street

Preabytanaa ebnrcb, for Usv. Mr.Noarse, on Baaday night.

The Kentociian's bulletin bosrd,

which mala Ibe latest news twice s

ilav, (uppliet "a lorg felt want."

The pci'pio have already loirned lo

go lo it for lbs newt ol tbe day.

The innual inei<ling of tbo tto. k-

lioldrr* ot thr II \ X C. Turupiko

Co , will be held at the Conrt llouae

on Saturday, April Tih, at In o'clock.

TitO! W. I.ON.I,

Sp<:i*y. and Tr,

The roof of Ihe liluiiieuttiol Car-

rlay* t'o,raii;;hl lire \V'eilneadty af-

ii':<n, fii'iii Ihe engine lluc, bill

the oiiip'oven promptly put oul tba

lire wiihiMit giving an alarm. Nodamage waa done.

Tiio borne altic'ieii lo Henry Drex-

lor'a nicat wa^on ran oU' \V'edue&day

afternoon, but tbo boy who wa« driv-

ing held hiiii in tbe middle of tbe

alreet until be bscama tirad Of run-

ning and no damage was dona.

Mr. Jim Ware, of Webeter counly,

It in the city lor a few daya vlalt

Mr. Ware asya that (ba disease at

OUt'U la bat Utile abated as yet,

ibara having baen aeveral deaths Iu

the last hm daya.—Olarksvllle Prog-itU.

A steam valve was opeaad in

Korbes'Ulll Wedneeday night by a

piece of timber being blown against

a cord and a whistle blew for a qnar-

ter of an hoar before It could be

iioppa I. Many persons went to tbe

mill to s!o what was the matter.

Dr. Felix, of Cerulean Sprlngt, wascalled in to too the eblldren of B. K.

Wood, who were poitoned by taking

"H'orin ini'dicine" lie attributed

the bad ell'ectii of tlio mcillcliie to the

overdose and not the medicine itself,

If it had been properly adiniultlered.

Mr. Harry 1 ra>.cr, oi Ilirniingbam,

late of tbU city will, at a near dale ac-

.:ept a position with thn C U. at

.Surporintendenl ofCouttrnciiou, at a

largely increased salary over that nowpaid blm by (bo I. AN. Mr Fra-

ler'a friends here will learn with

pleasure of his Inoreatlng success.

T. Wells White, of Louisville, and

Mlas Staple (}atewood, of Trenton,

eloped from the latter place toClarka-

ville, 8aturdavE, and ware married by

Dr. Sears. WblU was visiting bis

uncle at Trenton and m^l bis brida

for Ibe first time ouly (brae days be-

foro. Miss Oa(ewood was an or-

phan who lived with the family of

Col. Aibree.

.

Messrs. W. B. k C. T. Msson Ijsve

again opened a store room on the

corner of lOih and Main for tbe pur-

poto of handling Ibu Wood Hinders

and Itusscll ICoginoa. This lirm sold

these iiiachiiifls UkI year and In every

ini<tanco their wares gave the ulmoal

lalitfactlon. They Invite an inspec-

tion ami oomparitouof their machlnea

with other roeptira. See their ad-

verlisoniont oliewboro.

Kills & Co. aro now running their

ice lai lory on Us full eapacily and

turning out ton tons a day. Tt.ey

will nil their ice houstx and in a few

ilayt start delivery wagons. Tlioy

have an abundance of water drawnfrom inexhaustible wellt, thscspaolty

of their pumps being 100,800 gallons a

day. Much of this after being used for

sooling the machinery and other pur-

posee paeses off as wule water, whichllows in a constant stream to (be riv-

er.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral

powerful healing (pialUlet, which

manifests tlifmselves whenever this

remedy ia employed in colds, coughs,

throat or lung troubles. Its anodyne

and oxpcclorant elfccts are promptly

realizoJ. I! ia a chemical

and a medical triumph.

Andrew J. Gregory lias purchased

of bit brother Napoleon, bit line young

horse Kxuiiuo-r, sired by Avant'a

Ahue, daiu Sinoota' Ahue, tecood

dam Eicbe<iiiei', and bat placed him

with P. U. McNaney at the Driving

Park. Ua bu an eieeilent pedigree

and Is a wall shaped, oomptot animal

and will show bis elar ae one of (be

coming borsea.

Tbraa young man distorbad tbe

servleee at the Ohristtan cborob Sun-

day nlgbtby loudlalkand laugblar

and Bev. Mr. Macdooaid elopped In

the midst of his sermon and dismitt

ad bis congregation, after oOulug i

prayer far (ba ofllmdara.

Tba protraeted meeting at the

Methodist oburcb etl|l eontlnuee with

Increasing Intarsst, Bev. Oeo. W.Lyon,of Lebanon, Ky., an envaugei-

1st of unusual power and tuccett, ar-

rived Tuesday aud It atsliting Pastor

Lewlt.

The Steam Laundry has comple-

ted tlio arranginants for opening a

bath bouse iu connection and in a

few daya It will beopaaed lo tba pub-

lic.

See advertistment of a valuable

farm for tale, titualeil near l)out;lata,

this county, also a dwelling, ttore-

houte, Doctor's olll :e, >tc. at Beverly.

A slight fill ufMiioiv occurred Wed-nesday uigbl, but ail aigut of it dis-

appeared after the shower about day

light._

A Spring Fair to baHeU.The Directors of Ibe Driving Psrk

Association have decided (o bold a

Spring Meeting the latter pan of

May, provided they can raito a tiitll-

cleut amount from donaliout lo help

defray tlie expenses. A commiltee

baa I>een ap|H>intcd to wail on

the bualnest men In regard to tbe mat-

ter. The nieeiirg will veiy likely be

held at all of our citizint reiliz i the

Importance of a fair that would drawa laiga crowd to Ihe city. It would

not ba on as large a scale as the fall

Mating^ bat tbe pramtnme would

ba eaSelenlly large to causa eomefine etook lo be bioagbt Tbe nlag wonld eome at a vary p'aasant

time of tbe year and would uudoubi

ediy be largely attaadad.

Real Estate Transfers.

J. W. Dedton to F. ft J. T. Lyie,

Hi) aoree, *800

Jaa, T. Johnson (o Nancy Jubnsoo,

6iH aeraa, 1000. «

Wm. B Armstrong lo Jamas W.Morria, ISO acres, 1800.

K. Messlmore to A. T. Ham-mond, 100 acres, tSSO.

K. Con* to John J. Ely. (0 aocM,

tmGeo. W. Kigin to J. B. named. US

SCI OS, t750.

Ii. Cross Wood to V. H. McRet,i;:yjacre«, $:t,(SO.

low N I.or-*

Fannie M. ( 'An)|d>f 11 to I'.inma Cole-

man, lot in llopkiiihville, tl'K).

W. P. Win free to Sam Njltoii, lot

lo llopklnavills, fSj.

The WlllitM Laclurei

Tickets have been placed pa sale at

various buslueie bousee In tbo city,

and all wbo with lo bear a briliiani

disconrtp, on a brilliant tubject, by

one of the brigbtest liglits of tie ros-

trum, and at tbe same time give a

helping baud lo tbo Commoriial

Club, sboulil give tbe bail a start by

securing tiiki Is III mic e. Tbe public

thould tec thai there it not a vacant

t in tbe Opera Uousa. Bvery

ticket bought will bo an Investmeni

for tba benefit of HopkinsvUle. Help

to tba Commercial Club la help to

oursalvas^ aid to avaij eatarprisa

elartad wlibln Ibe etlyt llmiia or in

iu violatty.

"A Cold Day."

The riltsbiirg Coiuiiiepcitl Gazelle

has tills lo siy of the siiccissful

Musical Co:iiedy"A Cold Day, or the

Laplanders," produced by a line

company of Comedians, inlroduciog

all tbe latest uovaltlea of tbe NewVork lucoesaee, which appcara at the

Opera House la Ibis city, April 1st:

The patrone ofthe ever popularAcail-

emy have a rare treat offUn tbls week.

"A Cold Day, or tbe Iiaplandars,''

it the title of the bumorone and Inter-

esting burlesque there. The Acade-

my won't be left this week, aa the

clover and jolly company (barolesure

to fill the houtee nIgbUy. Tbay are

well wor(h Mclng."

DEATHS.

N. J. Polndexler died near Howell,

Wednesday, after a abort' Ulaess,

aged 53 years.

Z. Taylor Hadden, died in (bis city,

Wednesday, of typhoid tn»ti aged

37. Hawke a wagon makar^'and

worked tor Forbes * Brp> np to the

time ha wu taken sick. Ua leaves s

fjmlly.

Itiobard OordUr died Monday st

Manninglon, of consnmptlon. Hewas buried by tbe L. M. Cox Maion-icl/idge, of Orodon.

Mrs. M. r. Bootbmtn died last

Saturday at the residence o( bar eon-

In-law, Qeo. Crunk, noiib of town,

ill the 7Srd year of ber afpt,

oQLonno. FSalll»Mo«re,aged88,Blad In

city Wedneeday.

tbit

Udies Have Triad tt.

A number of my ladv customershave tried Mother's Frieml, sndwould not be without for many timet

Its coit They reoomuiend it to all

expecting to become molhert.

R. A. Payne, (>reenvilie, Ala.

Sold by Buckner Lsavall, DruggitIIlopkintvllle, Ky.

Marriage Licenies.

T. W. Young to Sudie B. Thomat.

ooLoiiicn

Lewis Payne to Angcllne Duvail.

T.ieu Rlohardton killed Jar. Hay-

wood at IlawtvlUe Saturday nlghl,

wbUe tbe Utter was sboeUng at Uii.

TOBACCO NEWS.

Salaa by Abernatby A Long, Mcb,'il, or -/& hbda. tobacco at follows

:

fi lihds. common lugs, 11 80lo S 16.

:t hha>. good logs, IS 25 to 3 85.

8 bbds. common lear,|S 70 to 4 90.

9 bbda. mottlnm leaf, IS 00 lo 6 10.

Salaa by Hanbary * Bbryer, of 84

bbde. as fbllows i

4 bbde. goods leaflfl S5 to 7 00.

8 bbde. medium leaf 15 85 lo 0 00.

10 bhds. common leaf |4 16to4~05.

IS bbds. lugs IS 16(0 8 95.

Sales by Wheeler, Mills k Co., of13 Ilbds. tobacco as follows:

3:tllbdg I.ear|7 (iS lo f3 25.

9 Hbda Lnga |2 60 (o |i ilU.

Market Btroag and higher on leafsnd steady on lugs.

Salae by Oaal * Oaitber Co. of bl

bhdt. as follows:

:iu hbda. com. lo med. leaf, |S 60 to

0 00.

12 hbdcnaXtogoodlaaflfi 00 to

»« 00.

lu bbds. com. to med. lugs, 11 Mto 3 UO.

Market aetlva and 60o bighar onleaf.

I.Ori.'<VlI.I.K TollAICO .MAIIKET.

rurnlabcl by Ulovtr A Durrelt.

Sslea on our ii.arkct for the weekjutt closed amount lo 2971 bbdt.with receipts for Ihe saino |>c. iod of1555 bhdt ShIcs on our marketsince January III, aiuouDt to 30,913bbds. Sales of the crop of 1838 ouour market to tbU dale amount to

2(,841) bbds. The recent weatherconilitions havu been untavorab!oor handling tobacco and receipts

have been comparatively light forthe paat week. The olTeringt of darktobacco have been coinpoaed mainlyof the common grades. We are ableto report soms advance In prices ontlie better gradetof new lugs; all tbeother grades of dark lobaccu remainaliotil stationary. The following[iioialions fairly represent our mark-et for dark tobacco both oldandnaw.Trash |1 00 to 2 OaCommon lo medlam lagt |S 00 (o

3 00Dirk lugt extra qualilv |3 00 to

4 UO.

Common leaf |3 60 lo 4 50.

Medium to good leaf 14 60 to S 50Good leaf extra length 15 60 to

7 SO.

Blob wrappery l<af|7 60 lol2 75

THE EAST AND WEST.

SPECIAL LOCALS.

SFECIAL!THIS WEEK

"The Reliable"

SPECIAL LOCALS.

A Verr NtM ud DeUoat* goaaUsa laKlklHl Oeaaraplgr.

If there ia, as legend says there Is,

such n thing, sOon 'threugb Westerneyes, ns an "clfuto East." what ore its

precise torritorUl limits? In other

words, where does such an East really

end and the Weat lieginf Ur. to stalo

it etill diflorantly, at whni point on the

map may ono. If so disposed, putono'a

Anger conlldcnlly dot\n tuid sny:

"Here i» tiic ^poi «iicre tl,.' (frctcn.\<j

of tbe arrogant Koat abruptly ends,

and In tia atmd la tbe unexpendedfecundity of a liberal, untrammeledWest? " While the m:ittor la not oHethiit Hill. ap|iiir>'iiily. in llic immc-diato futuro givo rise to Serious in-

ternational oompllcation, it Is. nevoid

tbelesa, ol no little domeatle moment,and may. Hi somo disl mt dny, oven

call for SUilo intorferenco and adjudi-

cation at tlio hands of a boundary

commission, to bo chosen from tbo im-

partial outlying districts In tbo ex-

trvme North and South.

In reality, the problem of geograph-ical separation iroiiid I)oono extremely

dinicull to solve lo the colnpleto Butte-

foollon of all concorncd. It ia, for In-

ttaaoStHOI maroly a broad quaatlon

between Maine and Oregon, botwoeoKantport and Portland, or even, pos-

hility. het\v*-en New York and SunKraneiseo. On general grounds. It

might bo admitted that aomewhero In

the intorvonlnz apace tba line wouldrortalnly full. On a somewhat closer

examination, hoivovcr. it will be foundthat faclH otlit'c and more miliutothnn

nifn: latitiiilt' ami li'iiirit mi.' must bo

Bcrlously taken into consideration. It

may even be not unfairly assumed that

the fundamental Idea of East and WontitH«>lf fs only relative, and can not bo

tlni.4 rrrl;l..s>ly iipptied. Sclieneetady,

whore Daisy Miller lived, ia wuat of

Jeraey City; and wo all know that Oah-koah lloa far to the westward of Kala-

mazoo. If, in tho Inquiry thus set onfoot, tbo ruoMina for the necessarydistinetlon were still more closely in

quired Into, it might evon be shownthat tboy who have thoughtlessly used

thi^ opilbet in quoatiou theiiiaolves

may fall under Its ban.

When tho division Is finally made,

it nuiMt Ik) wholI\' incs[)ective of any

mere sootional prejudioo, to whiub it

should rise suiwrior. The. WeeU'ltmay be supposed, will nocopttbe Judg-

ment joyfully: while tho Kast, from

tho very nature of tliC eiusc. will bo

sure, wheruvor tho lino U drawn, to

regard It with Its acouatomed equa-nimity. Only those who. In a possiblo

rediatribution. may now for the first

time bo included under tho term••Eunl'' will boeomo oven iv little morointolerant than they who havu Innt;.

borne tbo name. For puruly proutleal

reasons, apart from mnre sentiment,

tbe diatlnotion here tutrgest^d oughtsoon lo bo made, it wa.< on thn island

of tirand Maiiaii. liinvii in tlio Hny of

I'nndy. lual summer, thut a commentwas made upon tho eearcity in tho

community of young people of lK>lh

80X08. **How ia It," wo asked, "that

wo see so few young mou and womenheroP" "Well." the captain replied,

"a great many have married and goneweat." "Weat?" wo si^d. "To whatpart Of the.WeatP<^ vWetl," said the

«aMaIn, "mOktly to UostOA." -At-

cLOTuoro * aHo« btobi.

Kiill Slock fiolid Itrogans $ 1 00l/jccl'low .Shoea, solid 1 00

Men's Kine Shoes in Lace andCongress 08"

Our Msmmotb Shoes at tl 50Kqnal lo any shoe sold in Ibis

city al %< 50.

Our KINE CALF SHOES.. .all? (,0

ara.iold in tbU city at 13 00.

Call la and tee our Cbildren'a

SCHOOL SHOES.We are telling at |1, |1 S(^ all solid.

They have no equal.

Ladiei' Dongola llullon, Satin-

Faced at IS 00

Try our Hand-Sewed FrenchKid Shoes al |3 00Cannot be duplloatsd lor 13 SO.

We hsve Solid Shoes at |l 25, 1 CO,

and 11 55. Can not be bought for 25

per cent, more at other ao-called mo-nopoly aboe atorei.

Kespedfully,

M. Fratftel'sSons.

DOITTFAILTo attend Kravar * Harris' GrandO^tMn^Saturday, March SOtb, on

St Bernard. Dia-

mond, Heola and £mpire ooals at Hopkinsville Coal and OokeCompany's

.

National FertilizersI have Juet filled my boose and

will keen a fall sapply on band ofNtiloDsl Fertilizes for Tobaeoo,Oom,Wheal. Data, MctdoWe and vegola-hles. Uenieinber, 1 havaao4ravMlagaaleameu lo be paid out of the ftrm-era' pockets. Office with .1. II. An-derson & Co , No. 1. Glass Corner.

D. A. TANDY, Ag(.

Kraver & Harris'Grand Opening Salurday, March:iuib. Everybody invited to be oahand.

GARDEN SEEDS!Call on H losrr it Ila'lard for gar-

den lecdt of ail kindt. choice andI'resb.

C. M. Latham's newstock of fiatines arethe handsomest onthe market Don't fail

to see them.

Kr^e Lnncb for every one wbo st

lends Kraver & Harris' openingMarch 30tb.

Flanins ^

Don't Fail To TryMelcalfe'a Standard Kcrtill/.ers. If

f'On wish to Increase your cropsargaly. Sold by

O. W. UErCALFK.

Wkaa Btkr via titk, ««(m Ur Culoil^

Wksa tkana aCkU, tka amd ror t'aM«HWtta*a kattaa Utt, Iks claafw CattatW

VIsnSksMOhfleiaa, tkagavt Ikaa Oitlttis

Kraver & Harris have purchasedand will keep in slock Iho lartresl andmost Foniplele astortmeut of r.oeignand Dom'eetle Uqnon, and Cigtrtever kept by any bouse in Uopkint-ville.

Bryan & Son have a lot of fliio

flower pots lo be ditpoted of at a lowfigure. Call and see tlicm.

Watch-work' Engraving and Jew-elry repairing earelully done by L J-rando at Cbristlan'a Drug Store.

Just BeceivedTwo rar-T/>>ds of Melralte't Cornand Tolm'cn Grower. Try It and becouviacid of iis merits. 8 Id bv

G \V. MKTCALI'K.Oil! e ivilli .Metcalfe M'I'g Co.

Kvcrjbiidy in lleiidei ^oii epeaks a

good wo.'d for Ivravcr & llirria. Mr.Kraver's success In Henderson bsa

been phenomenal. It was all doneliy selling llie beat good< at the low-est prices and treating hia customerswith pleasant and kind attention.

aUFIUalvpiMd (r«a by Or. KUaetOtvrtWem ttaatorar. No KM. attar Sratilav'a nte. Warvallonit cirrx. TreMlM aadl> oe trial boule fne "< 111 < -^<w Scd to Ur.KI1M.MI Aicliai.. Mi 1 1. i'>.

aiany k'eraouBJtM •tokSB aawa ftom oTuwnrk or hoeaehold

tsna Brown'a Iron BitteralalnfldailM tnMm, alda dinallm. niiMTu «i

otts ar MSsTaai eurataAS oei iho ivnuiiu.

SPECIAL LOCALS.

WHEN WE BUYAnything we patronize our Hercbanl*because we expect them to pstrooizr

us. By getting ns to repair your macliinea Tnstesa of "Slrangert or

Tramps," you rcI your iiioiiey backin course of trtnU'. Do lil<c othercitiea, give your Irado to home luo

chsDies and let them livo. By so do.

Ing you bulM up your own tradn.

C. E WEST A CO .

Tee Maeblne Hen.

Call on V. M. Metcalfe at his office

In Meloalfe Uanufactnring buildlug.It la interesting and nrolltabla to anone (0 see tbe analysbor <dl<

~

Users aad foods. OaU.

No expei lnient in ii.iti^

Metcalfe's Fertilizers,It Is made lo eult Soile aad CropeTry It

^

There la Jny In atoro - fttr all svbostiend Kraver ft Ilirrik' Grand Open

-

int- -,

^

J. H. DURANDO,I'racllcal. watchmaker. Jeweler and(Engraver— at Dr. Ohrtettan'n DrugStore, give him a trial and salisfac

lion guaranteed.

C. M. Latham hsis

the largest and finest

stook of carpets everbrought to Hopkins-ville.

We have a nice aiisorlmenl of babycarrliget very cheap at Uryau't.

ICELAND COALIn addition to Ice we will continue

In handle the l>eal Coal In tbe market.Your onlera Sollelied.

F.L. Ellis &Oo.Tt-Iephoua No. 68.

V. H Metcalfe can be aeen by thefarmers at his nfflcn at foundry at

any lime. No nmiter \vI;hI kind ol

fsrtillaert you u.u bo will be of acr

vice (oyou.

Goto C. M. Lath-am's and see his ele-

gant stook of NewDress Goods andTrimmings.

Sewing Hsclilne Needles, all siiesand klndi, al Ilryan'a.

Sam Walker or John Metcalfe willtake pleature la waiting en anv onewanting METCALFR% FERTILI-/CKUS— Keasonable price.

Cabbage plants of the noted Webbirlety;

• -

ing, for

Tbe best of Liquors of sll kinds atKRAVER* HARRIS.

variety ;nosr raadf for trana-plant-

'sbyB. IL Wiuoa.City.

The Metcalfe l''criiiizor has no of-

fensive odors, but gets Ibere lust tbe

same.

OPEN AGAIN.I hsve re-opnned my millinery

store, tince Ihe (Ire, In my residenceadjoining the late Hand, where myfnaadaeaa And me with a well as-

sorted stock of new ayring goodsMas. M. E HoDOKKB.

JNO. a ELLIS,! E»

iS ^I

.

1IELivery and Feed Sta

BfMt TAbiclot tnil careful driTert.

PsMeniten wUh onlinarr U4|C|rfise rarrlcltoorfrmn depot to any piirt uf iiie cUr rou" '--nl*| ralH lo CommerolM Uso,

tebll-r

Wagon Factory!

FIELD SEEDS of all kinds, such u Clover, Blue Grasi, TimothyOrchard Grass, Northern Oats, Red l^p.Bya, Stock Feaa, Ae.

f^orn Planters and Check Uowert, Corn Drills, llomor Wheel Bar-row Seeders, Calboon Seeders, Wsilsce Broad-cast Uand Seeders, DlsollarMw^IcoaDnka HMTOwsb Wood Fnrna Harrow^ aad Starllag Har>

We have in tlock two car-loads of STEEL, CAST AND CHILLEDPLOWS. Special attention it iuvileii to tbe Avery, Ilrllman, South-Bendand Itlount "True Bine" Plows. Thoie are, without qneatlon, the leadingand best plows on tbie market, and we give full gnaratee on every Blow.We kaap a ftill Ilnaof WfeAIW of aU aorU Ibr thM i^owa. ^^

We will oontlnnalo handle the celebrated brands of "HOMESTEAD"tnd "THOMPSON * BDtVABDt)"FEimUZSBS for Tobacco, Com andWheat

We have a full and complete line of Wagon llarneaa, Plow Uear, Bug-gy Harnaas, Oollars^ Hamas, Tnm, Breaal Uhalna, Back Baada. Lnib>haa,WhlMte,iitpriaeatoanlttlMtlmaa.

""-^ «aiios,

Jt^HT RDCEIVKn: Two oar-loade of the celebrated "Glidden"tbiccBl Barbed Wire, wai renitd the best in tbe United States. This is theonly wire gslvanlied by the patant continnons proceeai warrant narar torust or oorrode.

We also keep Wire Stretchers and Pllere.'

FORBES ^ BRO.January 19, 1889.

MARBLE WORKS I

OXOXnxnxt)X'>X(i IXrtXOXOX'iXOX

DON'T FAIL TO GOcmAni Mc hU elegant itoek o(

NewOoods!Vj Bt<v*k now emlirarot the nnritllneot

French Wool Dress 3oods

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SAMUEL HODGSON.Importer and Hannfhotnrer of

Granite and Marble MouiunentSeTkabaasaatarisl sad mast srUtUs work at Ika lowest prtass.

r. JL WHITLOW, Of Hopklnerllle, is my solicitor fbr tbe sale of work.

soDQsoar.

I hkTt evar hai. All the hx'rtt NovaUlAantripM, PlaMs ftBd ( ombtaatloii raUt-roi;»l(Ht«l«gaak llnafbC dInId mtt«rlai«, fnnobheiirii<tiiii. Vngllih Uiihaini, Plain ami Flo-ured Chlaft MIka. *>ttnUi Hilk*. French tfa ilnv*,

«ct., etc., of ifa« Ttrf flnrtt niinlltri-i>inii1> If aunrtm^tit of I'vitrytlilnf; Iti thr

dry K la line at )in«-< H 'hat vrill Hur|>riM 7011

hj tlifii ('lii.->t)incH.

Dao'lfatltooall oarlr and nakayfturaeleo-

My Stock of CarpetsMaa vsrj lensaaa wan ssiselea IMSsssse*d I iatlladaaiBartstlsa

C. M. LATHAM.

ozoxoxoxoxoxnxoxoioinzoxniaxox

MniSVllU BOUTKEn ASMleaad aad haleSSSSSS4.

Opera -:- House.

A COLD DAY I

DUDS HE SIOF,

Cor. 8tli and Clay Streets.(Metcalfe Mfg. Go's Old Stand

)

IS TBS PIiAOBTo Uare Your Vehlciet U'ptlrcd Aii.l Ucpalnled In Oood

STYLE AT ItKA.sd.NAUI.K KKIURES.

Satiafactlon QUABANTEED.ALL ASKED IS A TRZALt

BVY THB BUST,The Walter A. Wood Reaper

Took iht rirtt Frlaa at tkt lattraaUanal KipatlUia, Bantlsaa, Spain ; al IfesVlrflaiaIxpotMtB, aieluMadi si Uie avaalili BxpaailMD.aaracettat aad alielnia eS

Ika Osll Msdsl at Ikemad aefSfsMtsIMd trtala la mass and Catla.

It Leads All Others & Stands Without an Equal.Ivs^aseklat Is ptrfseUr mtlTMlsd ssd ol tU hlsksM qaaUtr Oall ea la balate yea

ks} a laepar traswsr sad sultlir rsatssit afUm Biatlls of Tmi pisi ksrrastar.

We also handle Russell & Go's SteamThreshers and Traction Engines,

Wkltk ttaad at Iks kaad la aU parilaalan,Bi|bt, lo inrBltkHpauaaaetniiiillMolaU kladt ler oar aasklntrr,

Soma OM will ti« foiiD.l at our room., ilaj andCall ua u. before 3 ou Iniy.

Hlpklaa- Carrcr.Osr, iSlh sad Main ais. H0rKni8Vtl,t*, ET.

T. IfUMDOM. TOH P. UUOM.

(Soooeaior* to Humdoic, Hallohs ft Oa)°

Tobacco Salesmen

WAREMMECLABKSVILLE, - - TENN.

Baiincttullr Mllclu th« palniaais ot larawrt aad daalstt ki lekasee tkimwkoni Chrl.Uaa

aaU adjolBlof cuniita. Carahl aad prompt aittDllon lo sH ba.lataa tnlmaltd te as aad aU

ordaraaiaoateaonibortaalDOtlot. W. barutb. bflit au.l raoal rA>inmodtou« boots tatksWSSl^

IbtorlBg pleatr of room, and Una taablaa u. ti; dlapatoh bualacM prompUy.

B«mdoa dk Xffajor.

MAT oaiTHsn, Manager. j. k. uan r, Salaemaa.

CANT GAITHER CO.,Tobaooo Oonnm1wjjii9a SCerobazit*,

lOFianvuu jr.All lobaaoolMtmd,

THE SULTAN.

A Sultan sat by Danube's tide

And sore distressed almid he cried

;

Wliilc like the waters to the sea

liii tears rail diiwri both fast and free.

/\ passing; stiMnijer said: "My friend,

Wiiy do those tears so fast descend?"

"Aiu I " he fobbed, "I've loit aU hope

;

I've lost my c»ke of IvoftV Smt.No more in pride through town I*p

With gturmeoti clean and white as anew;

But in disgrace mutt move about.

By scornful fingers ]iointed out.", ,

"Not so." the noble stranger cried;

"1 have a piece and will divide;"

And from his coat-tail pocltel drew

A cake and broke it ikir in two.

Then row in jojr the Suhan gray.

And OMde that man a Turkish Begr,

Widi servants Und and Visietsstfib

And fifty wives to cheer Us ag*>

A WORD OF WARNING.I many wlilte Mtps, nch npiwMittd to be "just as geed ulhe'lveqr'i"

m, but Ilka all csualtrfMi,M Die peculiar and rwnaricable qualltiN efThere are r

tney ARE NOT,

the genuine. Aik fbr "Ivoiy" Soap aoMllNtist upe« geMH it

Cbprrislil U9S, tr Pmtw k OtmaM.

lioplttnguilU Bciituthitttt.

IB AND 20 NINTH STRECT,

HOPKINSVILLE, - - KENTUCKY

ADVXBTI« Q BATES,

Ou Inch DM tire, IIJO; one wMk, II to; ili

ontha.lS 00; iwe *• noniti 16 tio

On* oolumn OHO thne,tIS.O.) n^wM-k, 118 00;

•Iz monltaa, •M.OO; Iwalve lllnl>lll^ IIMi 00.

Over the Cataract.

When the bra\e Stanly and h'a

lirelesn followers were j u-hing their

way into Central Afrii a, they cameone day, to the bank of a mightyriver. Vootsore and weary they

qnlckly launch their boals, and fljd

runt and rhan<(e in ll latiiig upon theamooili hill f'u<'<> of the Hiream.

tvijo, Loni'ver, tlio wall hful eye o(

Ibe great exploit r >er8 uuniistakalile

aigua ol the near pieneiice of a eata-

raol. 'J'he curroul iirowa awlfi, tiny

babbles float by. The signal is given

to laud, and the parly ttoks safety outhe low, shriving batik.

One daiiiig Mpirii, li pWfvet-, pii'.liei

tils mile canoe into lh« iiiicWle of the

stream and goes rosoliilely forward,

with the seeming intention of niiding

whether the river is navigihie.

Ill vain his coiuradei> shout andguilieulato, rushing wildly alongthe river bank in pin-fiiiif. \ot until ilin loud lliiiiider of falliiiir wall'

broaki upou his ear doea he attemptto turn.Alaa, it is too late.

'J'be oars are wrenched from hie

handf, Ibe boat Is (osseil wililly anoiit,

a mere atom In Ibe acoihinK waier*.

and iu a brief inomcnl, wliieh >.eciiiH

an age to the lookera on, It is dai.lieil

t'l places against a hoge bowlder on

the very bnnk of a trightfal preci-

plea.

In Ttln oar eomradea^ are kindly

warning us of onr danger. Our coi-

amns have often porirayed ibe learful

loin-ge that surroands as. Oftenwe uoar Ibe expreeelon *Is Ibis fear-

ful scourge more prevalent than in

uideu times

V

We say "No."In Brulus and Julius Cniar's time,

la the dark ages, we read of powerfulmen being stricken down. 'X'be sameobstaelea mo mat. The Tlotim eoe-pumbe ' to the disease. The recent

discoveries of the microscope have de-

Teloped the I cal cause of so manyterrible fatalities and brought out the

faot that many of the symptomswhich are called dikoaaes are butaymploma of kidney disorder.

People do not die because of (bekl>luu)a ulcerating and dcttroyingtheir spinal eolninn, but because the

poisonous waste matter is not extrac-

ted from the blood as it passes

through the kidneys, the only bloodpurifying organ*, but remains, forc-

ing Its way through the system, al-

tweking the weakest organ.The iloelors call tills a dlasase,

when in reality it is but a symptomUuderstaudlnglhii, the reason why

Warner's Safe Cure cures so manycommon diseases is plain. It re-

moves the causes of disease by pot-ting the kidiii-ys in a healthy cundl-tiuu ; onableH them to puiform their

luiiutlniiB and remove liie poisuuuuaaolds from ihe blood

; puriflea t'le

b'ooil and prevents the polsuiiousmatter couraing through the ivHtr

and Kllackiiig the wesker oi-gaiiH

and producing a malady which the

uususpecling victim fears Is, and the

heartless praolitloner prononnees,disease, because of bia iuabilily to

remove the cause. .

He avoids the real cause ami keepshis patient In igooranoe because ofhi* Inabllllr (o oope with an advancedk d ley dilllcalty.

Any honest practllloner will admitthat there la nothing laid down In thei>ld or ill llie modern medical worksthat in a spi liliu for advanced kidueydisonli r ilia liijiotry and code pro-ven- liiiii from publicly adopting anypreparaiioii not discovered liy hisKind, and notrccoiuineudcd by hia in-

•troetors S5 or SOyears before. lie

forifts that this is a piMgrcuHivoworld, nnd that mini otthojiieal c e.i-

tin HtMl iiie.li, Hi ili-i overlei ol thepresent day have been made outsideI'f the medical prufei-iii jii. '1 lie

publir, knowing tliese taitx shouldlieod the wsriilng and oeek nafelyfrom the great danger that siirrouiidfi

ihem and look fur help oultide ibeprolV'S'^Ion loo big.itcd »ii 1 too m'KleiKinl to learn or coiiruitr ihul M'ierii e

Is uutatripping llieir materia iiieiliea

and leaving them and lheii| obsoletemethods far behind.

Literary Note fronn The Century Co.

.Ml. .Iiiweph Ji IfrirKOii has been en-

gH;ied for a niinibi'r of yearn upon hi.-,

i^iilubioitruplii , whii h will 1,0011 be-

gin to appeal ill The (.'enlury. Nomore interesting record of a life uponIbe sisge could bo laid before tlir

American public, and Ut. JellerauirH

personallly Is perhaps more sympa-thetic to the people of this countrytliau that of anf telor we have hadHe la the fourth in a geaerailon of

•etora, and, wiUi Ui eblldiw ud

grandohlldren upon tie stage, there

are six generations cf actors amsng

the JrOVrsons. The record wbi:h

be has made of the early days of the

American stage Is said to be peeu-

llaily lutere8ting,.espeeially the story

of hia travels as a boy iu bii father's

company, wbeu they would settle

dowu fur a season in a Western town

and extemporize their own theater.

Tlic autobiography will begin in The

Century during the coming autumn,

and the tutCallmeuts will be Illus-

trated with a portrait gallery of di^-

tlnguishtd actors.

The Best Testimonial

yet pub isheil for auy blood medicinela the printed guarantee uf the manufaclurera of Ur. I'ierce'a U>>ldeu

.Medical Discovery, which tcarranfa

that wonderful medicine to benefit or

cure In all eaaes of thoaa disoaaea for

which It Is recommended, or moneypdd for It will ho returned. It cures

all diseases aiiiing from torpid lirsr

and iiiiptire blood and their naiiiea

are leijiun. All Sklo, Scalp and^jcrofulouH aflections. Eruptions,

.Sores and Swellings, Salt-rbeuui,

Tetter, Kryalpelaa and kindred dIS'

eases, are among tliose Iu which the

"Discovery" 1 llV cteu marveious euren

When everything elae fails. Dr.

Sage's Catarrh Bemady curaa. 60cents, by drogglsle.

The Commercial Club Entertainment

III xecurinit the presence of so emiiieul a lecturer as Uev. Dr. Wlllilta,

ol LiiuiHville, tlio Commercial Club

liiiH pi'oviiiud the public with an eo-

terlaiiiiiicnt combining instruction

and pleasure of the Qrat order. Thedialingutthed speaker is a prime fa^«

orita of the Aiuericau r.>airum, whohu wou the ptim of popular oratory

wbeiever he has spoken, Bieh In

matter, winning in manner, he

charma all elusaa of men with an

euy eloqoanoe sparkling with Infinite

Jeet and ^parradiad by that true humor wbleh louehea overy heart and

waiens a risponse of bresxy laugh-

ter, "lloonsblne" is the airy theme

uf his discourse, the cloudless splen-

dor ol the full-orbed harvest moon,

la whose light Lorenzo and Jessica

tell their vows, while nightingales

pour forth their song and ICuth (he

beautiful brings borne her abeavea.

Dr. Wiliitta is always Instructive

but (be teacher Is lost sight of In the

msgic of his brilliant oratory.

Tha ComaaMini Oiub wiabae to

make lha oeeaston naanllon. Work-ing with ainearo and boneat pur*

poaa for the proaperity and advauoe-

meut of llopkinaville, its membersappeal personally to every man and

woman who desires (he good of the

town, tu makes gala night of i( at

Ihe Opera House, and All every chair

from parquet to gallery. It abould

he made the graiiil, au>-|>Ieiouo event

of the season, iiiN|jiriiig, attractive,

imposing and liitlliaiit in every fea-

ture and deUil, t(i a<-ed with all the

ec at wb'ch atleiiils a iiiuliiliide whose"bosoms are one" in a noble ciuae.

Let not (be speaker only be tivqueni,

but the audlenoe alao. Let onr bua-

tneumanofall claasae and ealiings

encouragn tha Commaroial Club bytheir hoarty eoHtporalion and help

(hem to mark the •Taulng ol April

Utb with a red letter in the calendar

of lIopkinHvitlf.

PftlVAte LKTl'fAS.nurm NMOuMt in iitImi umi wotl

wUttlH tH6 piie(<hitelilp pondfOl 11 jjlrl'ii

nllovi'itiiCH, and torni (uvorllo pnitonla. , „

from Olid girl to another, «,megonona **• "luvoritos having little «oU«««l" «>' the poet Whiltler l,u.. eiiimclated »girt pins. The noUon of ooll«tlon. of

^^^^ ^^^j,,^ ^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^ ^balr-pbis hiis been taiUen up extensive- ^ poblleaMon olly by varloua iu'treanea, whd have from

one to two hundred urnumeolal piua

that are really worth agood deal ol

money.

prWi'le o|>istlee. How It ehanoos tbul

the pi'lneipli'ii ho m> t-mphutleally lays

dowu are violated by Iho publication

of this particular document la not ax-

ed, not from any regard to

my own reputntlon. but from the tww

High combs are coming In again. <m',^^,j ^ „^hor surprlslnjt,

one of those revivals of popularity with ;,„„bo writes: "Somo year* ago I

which this shapely relle of p;u.t ngoa a^troyej „ ooUeoUon ol letter.iHKmn to be (re<iuenlly (avorod. 1 liis,

| rccolvitoo, with shell combs tops are worn.

'

Somo have plain tope, eome ar« intri- •j,,,,^ ,„ ,|„.,„ ij.iiji,. to puLiieiiv

catoly carved, others are more or lose ^,^1^ ,^ injurious or unploasiint toelaboratoly jowolod. Those possess- ,rtter. or their friends. Thoytag jeweled combs of their grand- 1 ^^^^ „, j^, „tl-«laTerymother* will bavo an opportunity to air

j j^, „, „,b,,„i„„,them this season, as they are ozcood-

Ingly becoming to many people, and

will l>e worn with the now doalgna ol

picturesque dross.

A pleasant ineilinm. helow the orna-

mental pin in piH'ttiiu'si. but moro

useful, and abuvo the wiru pin, U tho

plain, double abell hair-pin, like tho

beat wire onee In shape, not Intended

for show, but merely for tho snfc con-

finemont of the lii.ir. I'liey are u great

Improvement on tho wlro ptas. never

rusting, and staying In position muchmore readily. They can be found in

nine dilterent sir.oa, tho smallest cost-

ing four eeiiUi each, with one cent ad-

ded for eiu-h additional size, in tho

common wini pins, the most secure uro

the wavy or crimped kinds. The rt>

deeming virtue of the plainest,

atralghtaet end humbleet ef the family

fa ite marvelous cheapness; tbroo

buaehee, n dozen In a bunch, for uno

oent, being a common price at bargain

oounters.—N. Y. Tribune.

th< Ktflui CItr Routei the mily dl«rcctfbute frum the douth to theWest and Northwest, ThI* line runsIts entire trains, with ruhman I'aiace

Sleeping Cara and free Ueetining(;ha{r(rare, from .Memphis to Kan-sas City, saving many hours timeover auy other route. If) on are go-

ing you will aave money by puielias-

tug your tioekta via Honipli'i' and theKaaiaa City Routa. Send far largemap of tbia Snort Route ; mailed fna

Address,J. E. LOCKWOOI),

Kansas City, Uo,H. D. KUiia, Tlekal A^mt,SI Madiaoabt eat Mamphi8,Tana

THE MINISTER'S LIFE.

8om« of th« UlRaaropabls Mutters withWhieh H« Ha, tm IMal UsUr-

There are very few men In any rank

of society who work harder or longer

than the average minister. Two newsermons a week, with Incidental labor,

would kill any ordinary man la five

years, wear his bruin out and lay hia

body up for repaira. Clerical brain* uro

the ehaapaet oommodity la tha mark e t.

Take the United Statee, the avoruL'u

clurlcal income Is not much over six

hundred dollam. .\n expert carpen-

ter or miwoii would think ho was on tho

highway to eturnul smash It be earned

only that amount The work o( the

church le evidently proeperona. Ita

membership is not mly keeping pacewith the Inenuuo of population, but

going alM'iul of it- Met! soi'm to fool

the need uf a church, oven when they

don't go to lU The life ol a olargymonIs peculiar, unique, and, unleee one la

born that way, unenduntble. If an or-

dinary businoss man should exohangoplaces with the ordinary minlaler, they

would probabljr both be dead hi threu

months.

Itia a wearing life, foil of aohee,

peine and exaaperatlont. The clergy-

man sees moro of tho under than of

tho upper sideof hunmn fip.-rienee. If

there is a skeleton ia any family, it is

always exhibited in hit pceeenoe; anyfeud, it is generously beelowed on hUattention. Hia memory is simply amit-

soum of brio-a-brac. rare sficcimens of

moiistrosities, dwarfejl. twisted. brokenli'ip,s. iiiid all assortment of miseries

which would drive most men Into tho

mad-house. Heia the honey that at-

tracta all theboreeanfi nulsanoec with-

in tho radius of a day's travel. Newsehenies for reileeminj^ tli-' witrlil iu

twenty-four hours; double-buck-action,

patent-lever reforms, aplrltnal erank-ism in its infinite variety of ahapee,

each more stupid than the last; revela-

tions by people who were foreordained

U) turn tho world upside down, andwho want to \u"^ln the work ne.xt Sun-

day in that minister's pulpit—these are

only specimens ol the ugly, outraga-

ous, bungling matters with which hehaa to dcid.— N. Y, Herald.

THE HUMBLE HAIOtPlN.

BSW It Dmh iM i 1 lasg .Modsra lt«qulr»mi^*%

Tho hnlr-ptn raco has l(k plebelaa

and aristoeml.Ic families. The com-mon wire halr-pin will, doubtless,

never liiufi Its popularity ae a glove or

liiM buttoner with n large class ol

women, but fashion now demandssomething moro showing for halr-

ilressliig. Aeeorillntrly. idealized hair.

piliH. of varied iilui faiieiful dosi^li^,

oro highly popular now, the greatoal

demand being for a long, light, I

straight and beautifully polished{

t4)rtolso-Bhcil pin, with a head of

precious stom's. iiuiber or jet Thcso '

beads, too, run into a modloy of

shapes, hueti as flowers, sword-hllts,

HtarH and (^roUisijuerles.

For girls, silver pins are favorltei.

They can 1k) had In all kinds of pretty ,

(lesij,'iis to rtuit till! iMistmno —tennis hats, I

for lawn parlies; whip, with lushes

gracefully curled, fur riding; sculls,'

(or regattau; and tUtar Wheels andpretty ropc-knoU, for yaohtlng. Theseare just the thhiff for all Informal 00-

|

cuaiona,andalTord eliariniii;;opporlunl

DRAWING ROOM ART.

lisa aatf trnin»n Who Make Livlas *>Baurtaimna frlvata Partlaa.

There Is a considerable class of

artistic people in this city, as in other

largo placed, who make their living

—

all or in pari— throLi^'li the exhibition

of tlioir talent in private enlertaiu-

menta, raeeptlona. muriealei^ parties,

ball and even at funerala They are

mostly persons of both sexes with

mualcat talent, ci'.her vocal or in-

strumental, and since they are usually

quite young we may not be amiss

In prophosying thi^t from their midst

HU\ spring the future Nilsson*,

Capouts, Kiibinstein.s. Guttachalka,

Moznrts. riii:iuiltiis, <Ve Hulls and like

represi'titati^ of Ih.; divine art. 1

know of two ladies who nru frequently

engaged to play their great harps at

select gatherlngs;o( several young men,one or two of whom are mere boys,

who play tho violin in choice social

0 rcles; of numoroua pianists in regular

demand for such work during tiM long

winter evenings. Then I know of

vocalists—men and women and youths

—who serve to delight tho eultared

llHtoiu:rH who aro Invlte.l to tho homesof the wealthy. Ill ailiUtion to these

ill tho musical lino are a few of tho

now sohool of female whistlers, our

city having two or three youthful

beauties whose wiu-bllnga aro little

short of wonderful to sueh of us whohave never before realised the bird-like

qualities of a girl'a throat In addi-

tion to these isrtlste are the experts In

other lines, suoh aa reudera, story-tel-

lers, monologue artiala, alolght-of-hand

performers, palmists, after-dlnnor

talkers and tho rogulur bands «f liouse

miisio specialists, like the player* on

gultara, althara, mandoUna, fiutaa andother sweet-toned Instrumente. 'I'be

pay of those geniuses varies to a great

degrw, according to Iho novelty ur

skill displayed in the performance.

Many ol thorn earn from ten to fifty

dollars a night when under engage-

ment —(.'liieago .Tournul.

and many of them, I knuw. werostrictly private and conUdentiaL I

was not aUa at the time to look overthe MSB., and I thought it aafest to

inako a bonlii-i* of all. I have alwaysregarded a private and confidential

letter as sacred, und its pnbllclty in

any shape a ahainoful broach ol trust,

unless authorised by tho writer. I

only wish my own letters to thousandsol eorreapondents may be aa earefiiUy

dlaposed of.

"

The grounil here taken Is certainly

a aulBolantly high one. The logical

deduethM from tbo poaiUon of thewriter ia that most Uographioe areprnetlcally violations ol the decent n--

HiTve which should surround the detul.

since it le difflcuit to believe that thero

exists a modern biography which doosnot owe Its Information largely to

what Mr. Whlttler calls private letteni.

Leaving, for tho moroont, the widerquestion whether hlogniphlos as suchare or ar« not of value, ll Is fair to

consider that every honest man, 11

told tkat bia histary wUl be writtaa.

will first of all desire that It be true.

To destroy his letters would. In tho

Clise of any person of suttleient not.; to

have been conce'ned in liuportiuit

eventa, be to lessen the cbanoe of thotruth's being known, either in regardto himself or others. Certainly if bl-

ogmphy and history are to bo written.

It Is Important that they shall ap-proach as iirurly us possiblo to thil

truth; and neither Mr. Wbittior nor

aaybody elae baa a right to destroy

documente which would assist In

bringing tho truth to light Justice

to the memory of his friend should

lead ono who has important letter* to

see that they are properly usid. not

that the risk Is run of having history

misrepresented for want of them. Mr.Whlttler hlroMilf would undoubtedly

prefor that "his letters to thoitsniids

of correspondents" should bo printed

to having his life mlarepresented andtho high causes In defense of which behas (ought so well mlsnnJeratood.

Tho fuct Is that while this matter of

publication .sfs-ins at first glance both

unpleosiuit and unjustiUable, It Is butanother fom of tho anivanat tmthtbiat no man'a life belonga to hImaelLPerhaps a man has no mora righteither to expect or to wish to take to

the grave with him aay more thaaho talNt bli gold the personal privaoywhich la as mueh a luxury of life as Is

his treasure. In any case tho history

of man belongs to the living; and since

the history of man Is made up of thohistory of men. iu their story the worldhas an inalienable right It followa

that dooumenta wbleh seem privateproperty are often public trusta. andnot therefore to bo disposed of nccord-

iiil,' to the simple will of tho inissessor.

who Is really simply u custoiltan.

It ia not of eoursa meant that all the

details of life, the private exiieriences,

hidden emotions and intimate secrets

of tho heart are to be laid open to tho

market place. It is not that public

vul|;ar eiirioslty is to be satisfied, bul

the slgnltlcunl, the general, the things

which belong to the life of the people

or to the grotrth of the public sonti-

inont or belief—these things belong

not to the individual, l)ut to the race.

And so, despite our reeogoition of the

genuine sincerity of the act and of thedelicacy of feeling which prompted It,

we can not help feeling that it la at

least an open question wbothnr Mr.Whlttler had a moral right to deetroy

those letters, relating, aa many ol

them must have done, to some of themost iiiiportant eveata whlol( haveever shaken and shapod OUT Natloa.—Boston Courier.

Tha Vltaf FuweMana.

It Is well understood that tho vital

functlona^are moro or loss procossoa of

coiubustlun. and are subject to lawssimilar tu those which rogulate the

burning of coal in our tlreploces. Weare apt to put on too much cool, or al-

low the firo to be smothered In Cfhes.

The child pokes the Ore from tho topto mjiku U burn faster; hut tho wise

man poked It from below to rake outthe ashes aad allow free aeoees of ox-

ygen. And so It is with the lunotions

of Ufo, only that these being lasx un-

deretuod, many a man ooti In regard to

them as a ohlld doea to tho lire. Thoman thinks that Ida brain hi not acting

bueause he bos not supplied It with

sulHuionl food. Ho tnkoa meat three

times a day and buef tun to supply Its

wants, us ho thinks, nnd ptjts In a pok-

er to stir it up in the shape of a gloss

of sherry or a nip from the brandy bot-

tla And yet, all the time, his brain is

sillTering from acu-jmulatlon of ash,

nnd tho more ho continues to cramhitiiHi-lf with fot>d. luid to supply hlra-

aelf with stImiiliuitH, the worso houltimately bocoinea, juat as tho child's

breaking the coal may cause a tempo-rary binzo. but allows the fire to besmoiherud in ashea.—Hall's Journal olHealth.

, .—* • •—In one of tho Sunday schools vo-

oontly the subject of the creation of

man was under dlaouaaton. A bright

boy who had cavilled atnothing whichbod preceded, when the story of theproduction of Kve vatt reached de-

clared that he didn't bolievo a word of

It "For," said he. 'there ^\a.s anyquantity of the samo maluriul that

THE MARKETS.Corrected \Vf<kly hy 4 harles McKee A Co.

The t:n)c«rs, Uopktttsvllla, fry.

rsevisioas.Bnllsr—» to iSa.

Rff»-IOo.rv>Utj-n iSieMstSBi.M HietM.Bseoa-aidsa, ISs.

Baas-Oeaatry, Ms; ngar eared,U to Mr,

Jowl»-T*.

LaM-BslBSd, Se;«iira clwlea leaf, IS*.

O llll II tolOe.

nsor-Patsnl, It ;>; lUmlsnl, It M.Mssl-nsrerbaabii'.MsaBSSt-B; lilr.a. IS.

; rhilipsi,**.

UKuckaisi.

fofSrs-araauUlril, Or; <<. (<., Se; ilavk

browB, 7\e.

T(a<- Blaek, SOo to It OS; Uresa, Uo ta Itoo.

OaiSM-Orssa Bia, IB IsNsi QlWls BIc•Hi! O. o. Java, WISWat vsastsil, lite Mb|gToaatfflllelSe.

Baklaf ftwdai»-M Is Ms.Melaass B. O.,«M fisi ksavy, 4S Is ISe,

oawaaaeeaa.Tcnatiss—IBssaSill ts (sr Uts; IBcsas^

It Uiwrilsa.(oni-saMa«,n islet W per as*.•iraiers-lB eeaa II IS 10 1 «S| IB oaas, 11

to 1 «0.

l><.>«>~ in caiia, II N I* I M; rmeh, IS 0«

Haass—SUIgf, IB eaaa, II par iks; strlaf'

lsaa,«l n psrdoa; gsM was, IB eaas IS Slyerdos.

Biaskb«iTlaa-iB eaaa,|l IS par doe.

ittrawbctTlea-IBssas,* ISti S <• par OoaHaspberrlas (B)-iB caaa, II n par doa.

aanUase—AsBSrIosa, Tis r*r doai Fnash,NK >M per eoa ; sasekad, lie pw ssa

vaukTABLt* Asn rants.

Apploa—tl UU to 1 so |>«r liii;.Irivil. 0 tu V ],<-r

pousd; cTStkoratcil. Il',r |>«r |k>uii<1.

Oransea--^ u> &oa drrdoa.

I*, taux.- IriBh. luc for clioiro aoiind goo.ta

8we«t, :^c for ciioi'v soaad goods.

Oalons-SI It par bo.

Cabbaga-NorUMiB iSMMspsrhaal.

Wasss WMie aavy. It le tsa.

Fsaa-SpBs Ms par isl; gfssper lal; black ayad, «SS »sr |Sl

aissauaaaara.Coaloil-Me par gal.

Slmrcb-t to ISO psTfsnad.8oap-|l MIolMpsrtsX.Naila—li :s.

tl'iV(T.sc.. t IS 31

io<it.niotWaalerB,t MSB; kUB-dnsd

LUUItVILLK UAUKKT

VLOca, MBaL l^D aiLLSTt rr.

FLora— Ronnil lou aril aa funi>w,: i'holoapauou. IS !i)tit.u>: liism pateota, u.euet tb,clKiire; lt.9«aB fl: pislo fanef. M.U; No. I.

II in)Bl.;>;aitrs tainilr,l*.)Ma<.U;liuok»heat•O.uSs Iu for Kaatcm : it.M'

"l^oasasaL—BolUd, M B

IS.SO.

Mil L rssD-Wa loou OS aiMvali Bna, IU.Mskons,|IS.IS;aklpstafS,ll«.

BBAMallBBaT.Wssar-WeqasSsBe. I wksatlsaitlvsi Ma

Uas-Xs tatlxad, le anlve, lla; wktta,ISa;oareora, 0 isi.OiTS— <to. I aaw oala, MUs;Hra-No. Irja, itii4T FaDij uiBoUir, •M.isaiushslsa,tii.

low srailea. ill allOTsaw- ts ou|l tOB.

PHUVtSIOBa.Haos ^:iear nbaldaa, TJ^TV"; abuuMera, So.Bulk MiaTa-ulsar |rtl

sosia-CuasD Ifltia I

larfSMamall avuagst~

tsMbaesa IS.

tiaa «b*lsslssf.H latoo.

UKOCBBIB*.<'orra«-Rlo.orilinsrr. IIMiaai.MlaM, IIS

cboice, M>,(»lso; f.cry, ISUss aaMnWai(oMei, Ki.,. s.-: .ia,a. iiaStTliaSurNME;Laiuayra, IS; Arbucklo's Artoaa, M>(e.UoLasaas—Coraaf nip, isoiaofrararrop, >tB

tic Si^w ilrleans molaasea, fowd, U(is>oo.Rica—5(^>^furfooduipnine.Scoaa—tiraaulataO. f'«(e'\: ooDfMlloDors'

a; lUtt; C. Ti.; powitereii, ac; out-loal.SH*New tlrlaaasBu]— "" -—

I iHOLBas Buxan, i^ij|«>ie-scar. IIoa.1 to S, SKaiOo B B.

riaen-|U,^|a.o a r -u*nie£ IIJlf tea s(W Bslsrsew-M. ii.i* Isrissli llssy, W«M* Isr fl-B

etVfvaT raoaoea.

ja-CBelasssaatty, MSais V B; lowirades, t4|IB>; dallT.aoi MljpM sroamery,Ito; oleooiarxarlBS, 1*9170.CHSBSB—r«oo7 full oraam cbeJ'lar, lli^Qp

Ito; Iwlaa, ISe; Touna AiD.^rlcBa. l)r;^Hms Uhlo faoury, ll9Ut(ei akua okaaaa,

^eLTav-Bsas,|ill « dsaasi MstSbUvs.li.H«4 B iMsai rseag JfttagsBMlSaaoaoDKeus- Wo q-ioto at So 9 dTallow—le B a.Bbbsw ax—Soo B a.Baooa-vout—agio for eowaiOB aaiBBaiie oaelaslana. ISMArruas—It MMIIS par barral.Omoaa-ai.ssallJH per baml,Bsaae—Ji. r Mlaaigaa 11.00 per buabal.Daiaa ArvLts nit, per lu.

tiuld by lluckuer Leavell, Urugglst,Hopklnaville, Ky.

roin National Barber

IKVIN YOUNG, Prop.,1. NINTH ST. NKAB MAIN.

smfiii;, SHiMFmiiiii,

HAIR-OUTTINOitmtlw

i.ii-ai.

DB. OWEN'S

ELECTRIC BELTAND 8USP£HSORT.

PuTunsAMi. 18, I1S7. iwisvis Fis. 1^ (Uf.

—Fannie nnd Alphonse wore chat- ,

ting merrily about the eominy nujv|Adam waa made of lyinf around loose,

Uals. "How enterlalnlngthateottaca and I don't.b^lBVe God'would haveat DI]oa, my dear," she exclaimed, ripped up AdaiB, whom ha bad Just

'and the sweet little carriage, and the finished, Juat to (at a rib to make Evesilver of your mother to go on the ma- ' with."—Lowell Courier,

hogaay cabinet and—" "My llfe'a ,« a aa

own does not mention me," broke Ic xhe hungry man is never 1 ITendedAlphonse. "Ah, wait till I get byltieoalors of Ihe kKc.hfu.

"through," and she palled him under vonr liver in good order w'lb

till* ehin as she rninbleil on —"and the Warners Log Oabin LIVER,;ooil .lonkey to take me to the villat;e. si.il iiood disMtlon will Walton appe-

and—" buli Alphonse bud left the IHe and health OB both. Th«y are

rooin.-»«* .- JI™«1^ Vj5i»*M* I*«wa»'*iVvmaction (

taoMd by!

{tfLwlBf 41a*«aM, BBMI7; AllXRhtytafttlt CMBpUlaU.

ITtrvoiu DcblU^. A,1 BCM. KMnarDimu

Bestuk) BshBUBtioti.Wfti

Inf of B«dr. Oiacsi- '- -iti,

,"

Keep SSi&'tSXV

Pill, I '^sSimsa^

7. OUCMMJi, Aft. Wkr-•BM pBTialBTM

- ..- _ -„ - ra»M*toniiia riMir^ oi it baT| tiuu

ELECTRIC INSOLEl.iUTr'iia.r raaa lllKtrmtrl pmniphl.t, whi.h Ins,

,T a APrUAxpi 00.war, etrXopia. no

ties for a dUplay of taste In oatoblng

UBtbabiMit loeka ot a pretty ^1.

Patience is bl((rr but lu fruit Is

swett. It will require but Hide ps-

tlenceere you begin to taste tbesweitfruit, ir yon onWafnar's tog Cabin R08C OREAMfor Catarrh. lis dissgreesble fes-

(urjB dlisppear very quickly under(his great rcmady. Try it. Price

Are Ton CMaf to

MiBionri, Colorado. 0*11-

fornla tit Lay of ThoWMtorn Statoif

If yon should avail rooraalf of tht

BUPTUBE !

ELECTRIC BELTAND TRUSSi

COMBINED.DR, ISRAEL'S

I UiqrBp-OALTAVTO TRWM,Omi lUttrla Bolt Attoehmant

wKk I

This•iMtrle traia bb4 (all tvtr aadf. Iii*«B*s la fpM M la M Un. far foil «BBtrirtlM Bf Dr.Ovbb's Kineiro-UBlTtBU IMIb, Moot AMllBM«B.Tr«aBBa bb4iMBlaa aoBd •«. far psbo lllntnt«4 HM^M *hlcll »ll> haIty— i% HbIo BBBio4wlgj>. ^ -

-

fwnnmasMiMS

MtilenkkfColleie,Tlie next Sc-^iiini wili ln'|{iii

Tytsony. stPT. 4i

ThllBTbiwI hMKH rr.Ttftlitr rrronl Tiir th-

tborouKh mi*tho*Uor tcscliiii); |<iirBiir<l

OM r(IMlllXI>4i Itlrfte of IrutliliiK 'It't-'I'liiii

fiDtt no |ihi,'.^ Ill il^ iiLrtiuiKi'iiiftit.

Tbo I'riamuilitM i>r>K'«M iii hMiu-atinti la

•ladloUBly ATOl'lii i« u wall u tht m*cbiDtwtbodt •! Maty, to ealltd, gmlii tekooU.Vt kMW £roB noaoryli good, buttobt

ftbl* to kww kf Ikottikl U kMttr. FapUt artuoo«rt|«l Mtkt wtraktoC aUtkalrktttarpowtn.Tht facaltj will irtnalii, m It tiiu bton for

a 7(<«r |>Ml oxci-iit tlio plaof* t<f I'mf l>rtl)iM.']r

win tto iiiii>|>tomeat<Nl by I'UOK. Kl.KMlNU.It Will )•<• kiM-h. Ihnntfora, lltAl the tjr

(-t)iiiilvtii (if ;lii> fNiiic nuiiilMT ()( )in)ff>Mt)ni iiml

tr^'-bcn ail 1 tlmt all liift it'lvantMiCi* UKiinlly

ufferetlara »iiliiu bn t>btait'.t;>l a« aay torniiT

Mtalon.

Tonng men may btanl at anjr

Approved Boarding Ilonse,

Itut |)('r»nni, who may wish tf> put fliclr noM*1 r vranlf unilf r Itif e-itlr" car« i>f Ihr racultyity plara tbrui with I'rof. II Klrmlnnwho win ticerclaa a (attvrly oTenlgbtovirtheip.

Yoiinc ladlfat^trtl on** with Pr#(. 5oob«yIn thfl (. ollftfi biiiiilinr. « hrrt trrry oomtortof a bomt U iiroTi'lol fur tbrm.

TO ADVERTISERS.A II. I of ion) ^«wsM|wr« AtrMid Inui

8TATIM AMI) SKCTIUllB will bs aiatan a|>-

pllcailoB-rkM.tkcas wko vaat tliair ad>arllali>t to par

vseaaovN aabattrrotadlMailorUionHisli sf-fsellTswork than tbo varWHia a-ci-ura ol curBaiaal Laaal I iai.

UBII f. Itim'Kf.l. A C O .

Mawapap, r Ailii rii-i: a lliir«'.iu.

I I, ,-.:i..,M, N,» lr,irt.

w. u. 4iu\Y. ruontiKToii.Ninib Stre^^t, iicarlr ojipotlte the I'mt « »i!lro.

eanihil tartci^. INiUt« atUaUoii. fcbarp ra-lori. Clean TowcU. KftrythlrK nffw. nut andrlaaii. Hair mtiirs, Bhavlnx and aharoiMt tng(lone In th«' vn t imti >t myU. lUKrt^-ii

JTHATFIGHlThe Original Wins.C. V. Simmona. St Louit, Trop*!

M. A.SifTtfiioiio I.lvrr Mcilii int, V.W'Al>^1l. In the t'. 5 Court nsriAiB J.II. /otUii. I'tsr'r A. q. Simfnimi Ltvrr Itrf dilator, kat'il I'V Znlm llTiS.

M. A. S. 1,. .\t. )).u f.ir 47 yeancurcJ lMnt<.aaTiu!i( IIilioi otBas,lJTtrirtIA,SKR HftAnACHB,Lo»TArrsTITS. Soli Stomacn, I£tc.Kw. T. B. HMma, I'aalorU. K.

Charch, Adaoia, Ton*., wntca: •*!

^Ikiob I thotiht havo httm dead buttor your *.;cnuin« W. A. Sim-Boaa I.i«cr MeJicino. I bav«aotncDinca had to tuhtiilut*"X«.titi*a atulf" for your Mcdl

but it don't uuwer thtI (.«*«.'*

ITr. J. R. OraTM, KJttor VUMaiiiphia,T«Ba. aayt:

rtcaivod • packa^ of vourLivcrailtrint, and havt ua«d ball of it.

It wurkalikc a charm, I waat a*better Liver, Rcrrljtor and car-

L taifily no oior* uf ZeiUo'a nixturib

•»Tw'

DR. RICE,7tr IS ymn at ]7 Court Ptaca, now at

A rafalartt odar«ie4 bbI VtmJUf a«Bala« fkyMaa Ba4 tL»i>ai (..KMefj. ai kao t'Taatlea wtl m*«.

)]MrmAtorrhM uad lapottaoy,

V">'>j>rt*«*.' tlrB-laV rBtJ!.>-. l'i.«. ... .f ak«i I

lalaa, laesTf «<s.i

SM ef tka a,!

. i.l«*le*iva.i.ar.,.. It«.^. rfcr-

1. f

^f. tB*'><^kly^aad'J^**

' i?rr:i aJS*^TiS5;naaa 4«taal| a«r»i.

lihHlM*MoM«Blapay alaUB«BarBf*^»arl*>ai

aaaanaia sMaa of aiaeaaaa. %m* V«au

r, aa^atrw «aiB. PKralMBM I

^AMU^^^•aRr or tow frat *mk la*1N«.

Okarraa laaaa^at-o aaa vsrrsaf a4e^»i alftally Hailiallil

* PRIVATZ COUNSIXOROrwa a^i I* aar *Mrtm, aawty aaaM. *m llnrt>

(Ml aaaiA IBaaU Ba rB*4 %j alL AJdre«a aa Bk*<«,

CmLb aavra frw a A. M. t*f r. H. taoaara. I to a r. Ik

filCHEST PAINS^alOr^UGHsCeim^W< h eat r»ln8,CMVl>*'B>*l C*l4s.WMkLaP|4.Kai kicbr, KlfltM> Talaa. UktaiBtlUm atidkll

Wuariitir Palais >«ll«T«il In wlMt* by

!,';:. CUTICUBA AMI- PAIN mSTEHI?,';t ll* inMautaoMiut pain kilUns alrrniittirn'tif

PlatterUeta:iror tl. a t .irusyiai-. <>r of

OTTBI Dll'O AND CUEMICAI. ( .. llohTO.H.

Soar.

,Plnpltt,black»dtohabpMlaDdn| if Aloiir BfciB tttiwi hf LbTtooftArLl 9

MADE WITH SOILING WATER,

EPRS'SQRATCrUL-COMFORTINa

COCOAMADE Wrm BOlUNO MILK.

^500 CashISOtTT.-"! ti> Id" [..TSim Wll" «tiuil M ini ill tl.-

lftri,'<-'it muiilitr uf ytarly hUlvtciUcrji lu Ilic

Ladies' Home JournalU'tw-^cii iinwantl Jnlr lat. Ink-), ut f*0 ci'nlup«r ymr-llAI.K PltlC'l-:. M''^ If-nl

ttoiulm-fnititim rrcrive>lj->r Ufjnfl."0)trvMr.ll oncrt-l r,^Ictll\^ ly (iir. nvxt

UifeitclutH. AfOo<i-a>Ii"oiiinili«Ion f- r

cTtry MitMDilbtr ateurutl, ifdc«irt-'l. iiiauii'l <>r

prnnlunu. HunanNla or tlttllAnt cnn Ixi iuh'Io

during tht n«lt alx tnontliH, by nu-ii. m iiiii>'ii nr

childrto. Wt fiiniiah froo samplo I'll'lt'", r^***era, Ac. AddrtM

CURTIS PUBU8HINC CO.PHIIaADBLPHIA, PA.

Mmrmnnnnir.

CINCINNATI.ur.Nose&Throat-INSTITUTE.—

aexwasT reraTBSTBr.KTDaaaa-avia. vmww^ pun^»m, CMNiar

iM.7r.IT... au*r.-..., S.,.l r.i.rrh. I iU.I......»f ta.

ba, sin Maaa. TkrMit r.l.- ..•.••r.»i »~i.a

,HAIR BALtAM

Claaataa and b.aulifiaa tha hair.

Fri'iaotta a luaariant fTOWlh.[Navar Faila <• Itaalara OrayHairtalaVMUihl Calar.

rrmaiala Dwara* aad balr raUUif^J«j,^j££^jar]5j|gj_^

«<OSGOOD»V. 0. fituitri Culii.

Sen on trial. I'rcl^M

3 TON $35.(Hl,rr.i/cs ;.r. ;.Mrii.,n.

11 palJ. Illu.lr..lc.i Cul'.iluo

OSOOOD b THOICSOIT, EluEhamton, U. V.

VABLirntuxiri,

L, A aai:r.ai.

DR.T. W. FORSHLE,6KNIOR PHYSICIAN

-Ot THE

Ni) f*)5tIiRTniKT,

LOUISVILLE, KY.,WILI. VISIT-

HOPKINSVILLE, KY.,

ATTIIE I'HlK.MX IIOIBI.,

SAIUBDAT, AFBIL 6, 89.

ONK I».\Y ONLY,And rtturn cvt ly f ur wvfkatbU ytar.

Tb«l'nff)Be UfilKai ln«tntil« wa» oinanlsolMareh lat, 1*9, acceiMinc toilie lawaof knnlurkr. wltn |&,0>tf cai'MAt, «)t<l with a riiil

i'tirn^nr otifflAliata, re|irf^i>nlli>i[ ttrery br.'ixrh

»( \l(<li<iil Mirifrr. Thfv havt* alncttri.< Mb 1 I,-;.'- |i .11 'I tu ai'l'l . IB|C lor trvain.oiat.

Ill ii'<t I I'ttitN'r wtrn turafil away aa In*

, ir:;l 1 of Iho iiiiiilfrl II thar« IiaTtr b. rii

;:>•' >l:xi linr^'C't n- < iinil, ii-iivtuu .'--^o )>»lirt)ta

iitxlt r tli>-ir tri'Mtmenl.It It. ^' I'liahi'* ri'lin •riita tin* l»J|*att

iii.-Kt .1 lhar»M> I'f W.iimn .nr. -I IM..(

Ihf lU-'Hini and ll.>w.-u, II.-iv mnini

t

tli'Hta III tlu^ M-. ll ill KIT ! I'-'.il I. I'f N.ia.

at ilicir #k-»iii iiaitt'Ti -li ri u .1 i • \i:i\<^> Mn \ mil<« ilc in au ItiaoKMv t<f H DUiru, t all of theWont, prrforna Hiirgieml Or«ratiOMp ruia-iPHtotlto WooibBiKt OvariN, Uto tam ol ihcUvciuai. ri'r*. Ftatula. risdapaui of tm Btc-tuu an>l tuiDtiraof ttto UurtU'U.

iiKuxiA OH urn I i;i,

lurad bt a»r« ami P.li.|.-« M. 11...I IN TH<l>aY<.. wllh.nit lli(> UM- ol l!i>- UU..*,'! kallf"aoaraato*aara>i>r.l .-nr. u, w-.r,

I>a(ar».lllaa, Clab >r'l, 1 utuil r>' »l llia

Slit"'' Faralial'. ami all Hrain ai,<l fnitTtuuhlaa l»l*l. KaatM.e-I'M 'fnun Um Mail-ilar, and curat all KMaar ami tfla<l<iarTnu.biM.

O T A R R Sniaeaaca of tht Kfa. Kar. Koan, Thmat andI.unaa. l»iFffi>«iH>iB, KpiifpaT "l" C'lretl

)i>uii,( iitrii and m:d>iiv> tvt il mm au(T*-nnjt

from ^«^'rll>aUlr^h«r•• and Imio'lrnfr, «« ih«

n>«ltltt>f M'tr-BbiiM* III >olll^. |ar<»ltirinr aurbDffeclB na tiiiMiiiuii, bbilrht-a, ilc iil^ , nrrv-KuaneBa. ili//mfi>-. <"nhi-ii.ii <ti iil.-n'. aTiT-

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