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has jusl bssM rsssivsd sad sih be sola sAesp.
Oss nooss are al fresb ffoD IaAgkst sn1 ws
snsan busiasas+ Give 90 cal aud eHa@ins
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90 COLLINS -
IOLTAN- PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.

Enlarged Spleen
+fhis ID g ,Hertlfy tbAl hAvs been psag your
Cai.LJ s6 fnElTAIc PlkaSka.s for bulArRe napt of
the Spleen and Depression IN the stomach. and
they have given me more ieef than any other
remedy LhARs aver used | would highly rso-
olnmand theu TO 81 ,uhoring from the effects
~ pain aud Inflammation. J, W. SELLS.
plcKrIpsa. Mo. June -, 1877
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Price 10 Gents.

he careful 10 obisia COLLINS vOLTAIC
PLASTER = combination II Elfetiic Of YoiiAie
Plates with highly MedeAied Plaster, ks sssn
In the above cut. Fold by all Nholsssls and
Retail Drnggiaia lhreughent the Uhiied Etssas
knd Cansdaa. end By WEEKS POTTER, Pre-,
prietors, Bostnn, Mass. H-iyaetab4sI
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MIN l. nlnnn invested in wall st. Stoke
MIL iii MIIIlIl makes fortunes sEsfy
month. Poo, cent frcu .x.
planning ey,rything Address BAXTER 90.
BAnkorr. II Wall 81, NY
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OQLeveiy Hosebol - a. kat Chrome { ards,
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Eau NY
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Severe Pain.
Hsvksg occasion 70 use remedy for rav
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IIEs' NoLTAic rItsTEEs. and IN twenty four
hours the psln wRs entirely removed
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Weaknesses.
Collins YoliAic PiAstors give the best sAtisfaos
thin here Of anything thAt has beeu tried for
LAmenaua Gnd Weakness Of the Back PlsAAs
send more right away. JAMES LEWIS.
BEr1sr. liz, Jue l6 1871.
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see De wort loskin' white men you
sbber laid 20 blessed eyes on.
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-25

The South is helpless before the
butchers. Innocence is no protection
Good citizenship is no shield. The
liars who wilflllly traduce it are be-
lieved. The bollest falsehood of its
enemies is proof as strong as Holy
Writ. The widest lie a modern
Munchausen can vent against il
downs the voice of truth. Beecher
and Belknap, Conkling and Colfax,
Halstead and Hayes, Sherman and
Schnrz, Logan and Chandler and
Garfield-these are some Of the ready
witnesses to otlenscs never commit
ted, intentions never entertained,
words never uttered-lechers some,
bribe-takers some, liars all. They
may humiliate the South. They can
not degrade it. The degradation is
theirs, ard theirs the infamy.-I Selma
(Ala.) Southern Argus.
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Treatment Of the Hair

How to preserve the hair is a SUBJ
1 ject which seems 10 interest almost
everybody, if VIC may Judge from the
frequent inquiries from every direc-
ton which come 10 this Office. One
wishes to know what will prevent
badness. another how to preserve
their hair from turning gray, another
how to eradicate dandruT, etc. Now
it is delicate matter to recommend
any special treatment, but Prof. Will
son, of England, who is deemed high
authority OH tho hair, con dennis
washing it. and advises, instead, thor
ough brushing. This promotes cir
culation, removes scurf, and is in all
respects, he says better than water.
Cutting the hair does not, as COM
monty thought, promote its growth.
Most of the specifics recommended
for badness, MT accepting petrole-
I'm, are mere stimulants, and are sci.
dom or never permanently SUCCESS
full. Some of them give rise to con.
gestion of the scalp. When stimu-
liant is,desirable, ammonia is The best. |
II is safe. i
For falling out of the hair, Dir
Wilson prescribes lotion composed
of water Of ammonia, almond oil,
and chloroform, one part each, d.
luted with five parts alcohol, or spir-
its of rosemary. the whole made fra
grant with a drachm OF oil of lemon.
Dab it on the skin, after thorough
friction with the hair brush. 1t may
be used sparingly or abundanlly,
iaily or otherwise.
For cooling lotion, one made Of
two drachms of borax and glycerine
o eight ounces OF distilled wateris
Effective, allaying drynoss, subduiug
rritabiity, and removing dandruG.
Both badness and grayness depend
IN defective powers Of the scalp skin,
md are to be treated alike. What is
leeded is moderate stimulation,
vithont irritation. The following is
rood: Rub into the bare places daily,
n even twice day, a liniment of
amphor, ammonia, chloroform, and
conite, equal parts each. The fric-
ion should be very gentle,-[Scien.
iiic American.
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THE SOUTH KENTUCglAa.
OFFICE: Fridge 81, bet. Main and Rire
HOPKINsvILLE KY.

Petcrson's Magazine for December
is on our table in advance, and is q
marvel of beauty, even for Peterson
There are two steel engravings, one
called "Tle Pet Pigeon an exquis-
ito affair, and the other a title page,
representing q beautiful little child,
asleep in his crib, with rose bud in
his hand, after picture by the ccle-
brated English artists, Millais. The
colored fashions, also steel plate, is
one of the loveliest we have ever
seen. Thon there is a treble-sized
colored pattern, in Berlin work, for
an Ottoman, or Chair Seat, Christ
mas gift extra, TO the subscribers of
Peterson. The literary contents are
even better than usual, and tins is
saying great deal; Mrs. Frances
Iiodgson Burnett, Mrs. Ann S. Ste
phcns, Frank Lee Benedict, and the
author of "The Second Life, ETC., ETC.,
being among the contributors. One
OF the best and most anus.
ing stories we have ever read, and by
n comparatively new author (Peter-
son somehow is always finding out
the best new authors), is called "Ba-
by Stealing" The full size paper
pattern, given as u supplement, is for
the latest style OF winter cloak. Be-
You'd all doubt, this is the cheapest
and bost of the lady's books, for it is |
only two dollars year to single SUBJ
scribcrs with great deductions to
clubs. In fact, for nine dollars six
copies will be sent for 1880, with an
extra copy for getting up the club.
Specimens are mailed, gratis, if writ.
ten Tor, to those wishing to get up
club. Now is the time TO get up
climbs for next year. Address, Chas.
J. Peterson, SO6 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Stocks in the leaCiS markets. of the zDorld Nov I,
BUCKNER & WOODBRIDGE.
The Wicked Dencnn nnn

The Wicked Deacon,-In a -four
ishing young city of Michigan lives a
worthy man who has had the misfor,
tune to be widower three times, and
is now living with HE fourth wife
who has two boys by a former mar.
riage. These have been taught to
call the stepfathsr ''pa." While en-.
tertaining company at tea a few even.
ings since, an aggravated case OF di.
yorce became the topic of converse
ton. A lady expressed herself EN-
phatically against divorces, quoting
several passages of Scripture, and
concluded with this: "And St. Paul
says he that putleth away his wife
commits a grievous SIM" At this the
Oldest boy, having duly filled his
stomach, suddenly took in the whole
subject by saying, "Why, pa has
put away three or four on Elm, and
he's a deacon, too !'-l Harper's Mag
azine.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-25

A singular case is to be tried in the
Gilmer (Ga) Superior Court next
week, About week ago show
man was exhibiting trained monkey
in that county. Among other tricks,
the monkey had been taught to fire a
pistol. The Snowman no nded the an
imal o pistol and told II TO "shoot the
ugliest man in. the crowd" Some
miscbievous boys had put shot into
the pistol, and when the monkey had
picked out his man and fired, the
shottook effect and slightly wounded
lhe ugly man, who pulled out his
knife, cnt the monkeys throat and
whipped the Snowman. The monkey
died next day. The ugly man is in
dicted. FOREST IN. C.) News.
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Inventors and Patentees

|'should send for instructions. terms.
references, Sc, to Edison Brothers.
Solicitors of Patents, Washington. d
e., who furnish the same Without
charge. Edison Brothers Ia q we'll
known aud successful firm oflarge
experience, having been established
In $3.50
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Library Of Universal knowledge

Volume two of this very excellent
and from an economical poit of view,
extraordinary work, is issued Octo.
Der 10Th. Its 736 neatly printed and
well bound pages contain wealth oil
knowledge, covered by the alphabet
between the words Arundel and Ri.
ron, such as, it is safe to say, was
never before procurable for the Fri.
Hing sum OF 90 centsl The 20 vols.
complete, containing over 10000 dis
snct articles, and nearly as many
more incidentally mentioned subjects
with complete index, are sufficient of
themselves to afford liberal educa.
Ton to any one OF limited resources.
AS matter of course they are find
ing their way into the hands of hun.
dreds of thousands of those whose
love of knowledge has exceeded their
power to buy it at the great price
charged for Cyclopedias heretofore
published in this country, none of
which equal this in tho amount of
matter given. Volume three will be
ready In November and the remain
ing volumes will appear about two
each month thereafter. The publish
ers will send specimen volume.
which may be returned if not want
ed, TO any part of the United States.
for the price, in cloth, 80 cents, half
morocco, 70 cents, or on extra fine
heavy paper, wide margins, bound in
half Russia, gilt top, for 81. Their
catalogue of standard publications
VIII be sent free OH request .Ameri-
can Book Exchange, Publishers, So |
Beekman street, New York.
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BJGKNER, & WOOLDRIDGES
NINTH ANNUAL TOBAGCOGIRGUIAB{
Main Street Eige-Raoef Tobacco Warehouse
HophinsUitJe, XII, Nor. lst, 1879

year alsnt
eucompre whhfr
equal to G Boar lp and weconir
be
have here home the s market for III
aa
in ypeo
Al general
Bao hhomean lhrg
to agofg in o
Increasing an abftto
o has say give rSshu Im
hdo u greater cpide t
n neo
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ire al 81 thai GT evealyg rspat
alcuaome o
ma etutth robustness toouh useth
lon
in
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receipts
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A Poisoned Atmosphere.

Heat, moisture and vegetable matter arc
necessary IN The prediction Of that subtle
poison known as malara. It seises the con :
stltu.ion OF the exposed, produces a peculiar
eneet upon the nervous system, aoisons the
hio0d, paralysis the stomach, locks up the
liver and bowels, and Produces that confitlon
known as chills and fever. which assumes a
periodical form returning at stated periods.
Ahers Is but one remedy knoyn that Will
remedy all these conditions at lie same tiine
AND without producing ANY unpleasant effects
aud that article Il known as Dave zue
Tonic, which never Fails 70 make prompt Aud
yermanens cares without the uss OF ANY other
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Before marriage.-"Oh, my darl-
ing, your voice is as musical TO me as
q vasper-bell, whose tones fall softly
Oh the perfumed evening air. Speak
again and say those words, my be-
loved. for could listen to Your voice
until the stars are extinguished into
everlasting night" After marriage
81 have had just enough of your
clapper, old woman, and ifyou don't
let up III leave tho house,
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The Temple ofDiana.

At Ephesus was 4s5 feet high and its cree.
iiou required the alOr Of 40 years. The lar
covering 10 acres ~ ground The stones are
aoont ~ feet in length and the layers zoo IN
hummer Y could not how he built for less
Than Si'o,tl2, 90. VI lille contemplating these
Wonders am the iminensc wealth reqWitrd Tor
their erection, should on be suffering VITA a
terrible headaehs brought on by constipation,
hothiug would give 30 rapid and SO perfect re-
lief as dose of Baiisy's Saline kperient.
when isas pleasant as glass o. soda water
elite.
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Demure CequetrY,

"Ah, you little pesky, pretty rcguel How
dare you steal his heart away by your hewitch-
Ing smiles. your graceful curlS and softer
Establishments. You must not practice do
ceptiOn Nou must not make Others believe
mat Your health IS good, while inWardly SUI
ieriny tnrtutes. You know your heart palpt..
tatcs after running ny a flight OF steps or
climbing hill or taxing any active exercise
our cheeks ara gradually losing their bloom.
Your head aches. You have lost your appo-
ute, Nou have lost our appette You have
cold rect and hands, swimming oi the hcad
lon are becoming nervous, cross ami fretfui
You occasionally have hysteiicai spell, Don't
enamor, uon't eutice Your men until you can
claim your health. IS You are now unit for
wi,e SENT az once for bottle OF English
Female Bitters, 1t Will resrore you TO perfect
health.
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The MayGeid Democrat was shown
guilt last week pieced by Miss
Dlccy BeasleY, aged thirteen, that was
said TO contain 1920 different pieces.
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P A T E MT s

F, A. Lehman, Solicitor Of Ameri.
can and Foreign Patents, Washing
ton, D. 9. All business connected
with Patents, whether before the Pat
ent Office or the Courts, promptly at.
tended to. No charge is made un
ess'a patent is secured, Send for eir.
GUAR. Oct9ltf.
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Young ladies wearing fashionable
dresses now may be said to be in
clothes confinement.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
Helm while Won can.

There lives family on the south
side Of the river who are sorly in need
OF help. The mother and one OF the
children are sick, and the father is
compelled to stay at home from his
work and attend the bed side of his
suffering ones Ladies, it is yt'r duty
to go TO that home and make il pleasant
for the sick ones. Think of that
woman, lying on her sick bel helpless,
and no one 20 comfort her save Il tired
and heartbroken husband, who is rob
bed of his daily earnings, 'spon which
she depends for support, by her Illness
Think Of that sick babe, left without
n mothers proper care to waste away,
and soon 70 close its little eyes in that
sleep which knows no waking. Do
something at once ladies, ere death
VIII have done its work.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
BILIS AIIOWEn
Old Turkeys and Geese.

An old turkey has rough scales on the
legs, callosties on the soles of the feet.
and long strong claws; young one the
reverse OF all these marks. When the
feathers arc on, the old turkey cock has a
long tutt or beard; young one but a
sp,outing one, and when they are of, the
smooth scales on the legs decide the
point besides the difference in size of the
wattles of the neck and in the elastic shoot
upon the neck.
An Old goose when alive is known by
the rough legs, the strength of the wings,
particularly at the pinions, the thickness
and strength OF the Bill and fneness of the
feathers, and when plucked 10y the legs,
the tenderness OF the skin under the wings,
by the pinons and the bill, and the
coarseness OF the skin.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
Present-the entire board.

Present-the entire board.
Minutes read and approved
On motion of Sup. Steckert the bills
as read were referred to committee on
| claims
Hon. Chairmap-Your committee 10
whom the bills were referred would re-
spectfuljy recommend that the bills
numbering l, 3, A and be allowed as
charged, and Nos. 2, 6, and z be al
lowed as corrected.
On motion the bills were taken up
separately and disposed of.
On motion bill of u. s. Waldron No
2, as Supt. of the Poor was rejected.
On motion bill of NJ. S. Dilly was al
lowed as corrected.
On motion the bills /, 8, 4, 5 and 6
were allowed as charged.
ReSofced, That tie board of suner.
visors turn over to the building fund
OF the county all moneys due, or may
DE received on the settlement with the
county OF kalkaska-Carried.
ReSoiced, That the committee on
county buildings are hereby authoriz-
Ell 10 procure building site for coun-
ty buildings Carried.
On motion bosrd adjourned until /
O'Clock p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board called TO order at 3 o'clock by
chairman.
Present-the entire board.
Bond Of :. Revel, as county physi-
cian was accepted and placed on file
on motion of Sup. Steckert
On motion Of Sup Steckert the re-
port of the Supts. of the Poor was ac-
cepted and placed on file.
On motion bill of ID. 5. Waldron was
referred to the com zee on claims.
ResO{ced, That the board of super
vSors appropriate the sum of $4,000
for county buildings. Carried.
ReSotced, That the chairman and
clerk of this board are hereby author
lied and instructed to draw an order
ON the county Treasurer to be paid out
of the county building fund for Incl
dental expenses for the same, clearing
up building grounds, upon the certif-
cate signed by the committee Oh coun-
ty bu ling. g.-Carfied.
On motion the above resolution was
adoped