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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17


A Cambridge mother sent her small
boy into tho country, and after week
of anxiety has received this letter
Il got here all right and | forgot to
write before; II is very nice place
to have fun. A Teller and | went out
in boat and the boat tipped over
and man got me out and | was 80
full Of water | didn't know .nothin
for a good long while. The other
boy has got TO be buried after they
find him. His mother come from
Chelsea and she cries all the time.
A boss kicked me over and 1 have
got 10 have some money to pay a
doctor for fixin my. head. We are
going to set al old barn on fire TO.
night, and should smile II we don't
have bully fun. lost my watch and
| am very sorry. shall bring home
some mud turkles and / shall bring
home tame woodchuck if | can get
EN- in MY trunk" q NA-'@ = 70 j.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17


] The highest authority in New Eng.
land, the State Assayer OF Massachu
SETS latter careful analysis of Halls
Vegetable Sicillian Hair Remover
certified that it is the best prepare
ton for its intended purposes that has
been exhibited for examination, that its
constituents are pure and carefully
selected for excellent quality. and
that it forms an efficient preparation
for promoting the growth of the hair
and restoring the original color. This
world-renowned preparation is for
sale by all druggists. Record Red,
Oak. Iopd.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17
HANCOCK and English Union March,

Lndlen & Bates, Savannah, Ia, the
great music Publishers of the South
true to their business enterprise, open
the ball with the finest Campaign
March that has been or probably will
be published. Campaign music ia
generally, simply trash, but the com.
poser IL. M. Frcnch,) has put his
heart into this and given us a March
that will cause thousands to keen
step to the music Of the Union. The
elegant title page bears life like litho.
graphs Of our next President and
Vice President most happily framed
with appropriate and patriotic utter.
ances. Its popularity ia already as.
snred through its adoption by hun.
drads of Hancock Clubs ana under
its inspiring strains resounding from
thousands of Bands, Pianos and Or.
ganS throughout tho Union the Sol.
dier-Stateman will forward March,
into the White House. Send 40 cents
and secure copy at once.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

Quite furore exists In regard TO the use Of
'carbonatod drinks. They are becoming ex.
ceedingly popular. especially during the sun.
mer season. While they are an exceedingly
pleasant drink, You can use them at home or in
Your husines office. They cool the stomach,
stimulate the liver and unload the bowels
They intantly cure heartburn, sour stomach
and sick hcadsche They are vciy cheap. a
bottle Of 70 doses costing only 50 cents. The
one now in use Throughout the country by all
classes Is known as Bailey's Saline Apericnt.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

An Oil City man went fishing
Saturday, and he came home with
nothing but little half pound bass.
as that all you caught?" asked his
friends. "rhat's all" replied the
man. "How many bites did yon
have" "None." exclaimed the fish
.erman, and the whole crowd cried,
"He's foundl he's iound! Here is the
honest fisherman" He'd have had
fifty invitations to drink in ten min.
utes if small boy hadn't broken
through the crowd, and said: ."See
here. mister, yer gave me a bogus
nickel for that air fish," And now
that crowd has no faith in human ma
ture. r ~ -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

ooh, | can't shoot, can't r." he
said, when twitted about his archery.
"Giye me that bow he added,
snatching it out of Jnlia's hand.
Now" he added, striking an atti-
tude, "show me something you want
popped, what is it?" "Yes," said
Julia's friend, chats the question. {"
You hateful thing" said Julia, with
an Italian sunset face, sit amt
neither. I'll meyer speak to-. you
again" But doubtless the innocent
blunder Of Julia's friend will have its
effect 7o ''i gf At pa Semi
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

DR.. G. j. Moffett-D Dear Sir-.-W,
have been handling Teethina 70,
several years, and the demand in.
.creases as the article becomes intro.
duced and is known. Our sales aver
age from two to three gross per
month. We believe that your Teeth
ina (Teething Powders) will even
tually become a standard and indis.
pensable article, fol, IN. no single IN
stance has IL failed to giue satisfac-
ton. No complaint has ever been
made to US. hence wo conclude that it
does all You claim for it. Merit is
bound 10 succeed. ss.3i'
Husr, RANKIN 4 LAMAR, Druggists.
For sale by Gish & Garner.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17
He ssuTH KEHTucKsaa.
0FFICE- Bridge ST., BET. Main ard Rttcr
HUpKINSYlLLE. KY.
Tia Republican Record.

t- " 0
Oar party" says Republican,
contemporary, points with pride to
its record"
set us refer to- some features Of the
RppubIican record during the twelve
years past. Briefly stated.s~a ~ Z
EIGHT YEARS OF GRANT,
with his offensive nepotisin and dis
reputable pets.
The Boss Shepherd Ring in-Wash-
ington.
The Whisky Ring in st. Louis,
Plundering carpet beggcrs in the
South.
The BLACK Friday" scandal.
The bloody shirt, and the incucation
Of sectional hate. ~
The Credit Mobilier bribery.
The DeGolyer contract.
The Back Pay steal. An al (
The Freedmen's Bank swindle.
The Belknap disgrace.
The financial parric Of 1873.
The gathering Of troops at Wash
ington teoverawe Democrats and de
feat the will Of the peoples h.
The infamous steal Of the Presiden
cy. aad
Reckless squandering Of the peo,
PIES money. Sa
-FOUR YEARS OF HAYES,
A minority President, fraudulentiy
placed in office.
Tke reward of every man promi.
aently concerned in the theft of the
Presidency BY the bestowal ola fat
office. tsAt efs q ~
Civa Service Reform sham.
Persistent demand for. troops at the
polls. = ~ = n q n
The will ofthe people frustrated by
repeated use Of the veto. * ,i
Aminority party with this infamous
record dunpRds four years, more Of
power. ~ 80
The people say NO!
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17
Didn't Violate the Ralss !

An editorwas accosted one day with
81 thought it was rule Of your paper
never to give the authorship OF any ed.
itorial articlef" THAT is our rule,'
said the editor. "Bus the proprietor
of this paper told me who wrote the
leader' yesterday, continued the call
er. Indeed" quoth the editor; "who
was is9" "He said he wrote il him.
self "Inahat case.'r answered the
editor, quietly, t.hs af,I not violate the
rule. He merely lied"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

1t Is said that the literature of the
country has been increased, or is
aboutto be, by no less than seventeen
lives of General Garfield. It win be
hard work to kill q candidate with
seventeen lives. A cat has only nine.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17
DIR. HENRY MOTIFS
FRENCH POWDERS

win cure Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel
elect, and all urinary diseases, nervous dc.
bility, loss OF manhood, seminal emissions,
impotcncy caused by iIdiscretion in youth,
exc-'sses, ETC.. female weakness or whites,
scrofula, syphilis III all itsforms, and all blood
and skin diseases speedily cured. Gonnor-
rhoea cured In 4S hours.
Price 50 0oper box. Sent by mail secure from,
observation on receipt Of nrice ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

An Indian came to an agent IN the
northern part of Iowa to procure
some whisky for younger brother,
who he said had been bitten by rat :
tlesnake. "Four quaris!" repeated
the agent, with surprise; "as much as
that?" ayes" replied the Indian,
flour quarts; snake very big"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

An exchange tells of man who
had 500 stolen from him, and who
soon after received $25, with the fol-
lowing note: II stoled your money.
Remorse naws at my conshens, and /
send you some of it back. When re-
morse naws again I'll send you some
more"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

, "Look here, WAITER" shouted q dis
gusted customer in a Washington
restaurant; here's an old moustache
comb in this pot pie" "Never mind,
sir" said the napkin flirier, calmly,
"just throw 1t under the table; 1t Is
an old one I"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

"Dar amt noMieger- on, de top of
dis creation" said a colored man, put
ting his hand on his bandaged head"
what can sing hymn and put de
gear on a kicking mule at de same
time"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17
DR.. David Hunters
SVnhilitic or Blood Pills.

A specific for Syphilis in all its forms, and
every vestage OF the disease eradicated from
the system. Scrofula and all Blood and skin
diseases speedily cured. .t.tf
RaF- Gonnorrhoea cured In two DAYS.
.bk1s" II You cannot get them Of your Drug
gist enclose the money to Mott, Stevens Il Co.,
Baltimore. Md. And they will be forwarded
by mail under scal or by express.
=, MOTT, STEVENS 4 co., Props
IfT, Baltimore, Md.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

Ges Out OF that bed woman, and 80 on about
longi That peculiar lingering female COM
plant has worried YOU long enough. Throw
Oh the fetters that bind YOU and again assert
yonf tredem lonssn md permanent relief
female sonic hDowu as English Female Bitters.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

"What Is worse than frcckles 2"
asks the New Haven Register
'Corns, sonny, corns. They don't
show so much when You're dressed
up. but then If You keep straight no
fellow can step Oh your freckles."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

Her dropping eyes. pale, haggard features,
lettering walk, detected melancholy express
Ion excite our sympathy, Poor frail woniani
telling her that Engish Female Bitters will
cure her rapidly, and soundly. They are pre-
pared for such ailings, and never fail to cure.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

Dyspepsia IS disarmed'of its terrors. by the
mse OF Bailey's saline \ perient Torpid liver,
biiliousness, constipation, &C., ara cured by its
USE All persons prefer it to nauseatlns pills.
It's action being SO prompt and pleasant
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17
PEMSiO s.

AN, new laws. rhousands entitIcd. Every sol
c c,sa cven, nightly disablet by Wounds, iia.
b asl 81 % accident, entitlsdto pshsohs, dsipa
fn Ss ~ gay tdischargc. Even tho ioss Of 4
widows and dependent psrcn Il. and m MI insfs
v vnutled, Time limited. Apply al once. Many
roipsioncrs now entitledto incrente. Bounty
~. que p thousands. Land cascs #ettIcd. Pat.
iI s procured for inventors. Fees Bxed by
and inFtructious 10 u. III. GEisTON ~.
Washington, DC. -" va -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17
OLD DIR. DODD'S e
Nervine and Tonic Powders

VIII cure all chronic aud obstinate nervous
diseases, auch as general nervous debility, ii-
voluntary seminal losses, causufb by indiscre-
tion, excesscs, etc, or by lasciviJus thoughts
and dreams. producing great lphyaical and
mental weakness, and often destroying both
body and mind, and bringing on dimness Of
vision, early decay. universal Iassitu,e, i'm.
potency or physical incapacity, insanity aud
consumption, Price 81 90 pcrpackage or siN
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

7 'di q 'f9taIosna ~ ofrssa sdf
a9fJid .Aa ol91 'R,p alq agt
grfsH 1uoa ~ tluilf 10 sd 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
CONTEST OF MHS. PLACIDES CHILDREN.

John HoOpe was plaintiff in suit before
Juetioe Reach in the Supreme CONT yesterday against
his halfsister Eyelna ". Bliss and her husband
Horny H. Bliss. Mr.. Hope and Mrs. Bliss Wero the
children of Mary Ann Placide. whose second husband
WINS Thomas Placide, the wellEnown actor When Mrs.
pocde died IN April 1878. sho left an estate worth
about SD 900, consisting OF real estate III this city
She was eighty years o! age, and for some time before
her death she lived with Mr.. ana Mrs Bliss at Toms
River n ]. In January, 1873, shc decided to them
most of her real property, the consideration being nom
NAL Mr. Hope brought the present action 10 Lave
one of these deeds, that OF the property at
No 80 East Broadway, set aside on the ground that 1t
,os nrocured from Mrs Pacdc ny fraud and undue In
nuence Witnesses were produced DY me plhhtH 20
show that she was of incorporate habits, ana uat tis'
foro !hcr WITH her advanced age anu tie results OF lh
lad made Ter ulind weak that II was easily luhuecG
Colonel 4. G. Davis IN summing M lor INC utlthu-
AMI reviewed the testimony Of persona WHO ma ID. y
fauiliurly ACQUAINTED with Mrs PlIcidc ana testified
tno thew considered her mentally HDo to transact or
dtnorv bugincAs. Among these were three New
Jrr.pT Judycs Master IN Chauctry Jam tts'!ncu
that he drew M the deeds In question ara tnat Hrs
pIociJe carried on the transaction as perfectly sane
Colonel Davis alluded 10 the evdouce In regard 10
ts most of the properly lett by her came to her ir"u
hcr second husband; that frequently MI ana Mrs ia
eide mad supplied hln with considerable sums Oh money
which he rad squandered, and that on these accounts
Mrs Placide did think him entitled to any OF thc
nrourrly, H. Wuitchead, for the plainilh, argued
againnt these propositions. Tic jury gave verdict iVr
tue plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
o gu until tomorrow at IL o'clock
DECISIONS-ArRm 81.

Syprcyyc -Chambc,s-By judge DonOhne.-
stafford ost emoTanGum Gardner nT aE c 40 1
mth,r case Cross Darr-Mouon denied AIcuaIens ngt
da} anoicrSc enorandua Morrison agt riges and
9Gs the d P T" k f e eis stated in The
affidavit cal tor examnlion OF dcign1n EEa1 S "H ottcT
Of Lcycsce mcnoamdm KeehIGr ast NewgWgTET
aaHGGGn P at Jarv jr ryoy Mcvoy and
othcrsor"r; GRANTED Me"t t G1; and Raier
AT Automatic signal Telegraph Comany %rniei
SyIrT 7sr,a-iiy Judge "ach.Sacr agt t'e Automatic
signal TrcTaHy I%I9 yr g R,Ton and othcrsJude.
rncn' iof plaintiff The GrmurcT win nv 10
an Or o." r3nm on tr GC g nn TdI
Yi,rlud agt. Vr,cAt mlugs nnd IdenGnt sGi9 S1 nt
SiCnci smth cc ast' Slnn nn i inro act The
trn Home. ctcMooa to rc're order Irmn tlIi aGi az,
KIN ct al-orcr settled and sie'd Hcirr 81 a Sst ihe
Tnnrli, -Irua B1nh ct order settled ana sBheu' NIL
Won at Wa''icr.-prlcr settled dhd signed;
Common IIcas-NDccdi lcm-Iiy Judge LarTcmore.
In To Refk" cc-Ordcr settled hh'c''uu "S'' -A1'''
m Justice e. p Daly-IIucbncr agf. Roscyclt-Tho
rTI yl.nt, COT. 10 abide event Earned agt r31'
, be the @" yIn Ia re a ~ S o. Hughes
s ly nS th %i, ' mo- osr lien in Tic
Iag.ru AZ Sau9rl-Si picanm r' y rc eneller
All a',rs- riiri JAZZ Ist wesh-Ajour"ed until
HS & j@l4e , Il I.gr9s as Hart ct al
Marine CoWt-thomOVs--l' Justice Iil,W@gs 49,:
Graz, ast Thonas Drc ar srrlan; Levy eSt; Mc'p pI
TER o agt. Coilicr -Mrlluln gitul'l pa =, 81
Ii en- Ger Tor the {. il u shut Causes HlNnrEiu aE
Ia'iln; Ne Ina act Clrnsus; MGngomeTy Az C3hn,i
Nfulys NamtCh agt. MAI! -h"'!O.l &c
i.ab,r agt ~chl orcr .ga"h MrNahn aE, IT,, oiI
i.rglIrv Manufacturing Company; Hay aEi' I1LV
nm, ar Elmurr OF disCou nusncc licrOM
OF Eubstltlition btdhS HEl "lSi
Jnmrs ". Perry appointed TctrFtr 49,, ,,,,,o,, ., -,
iy Ilr sl r.au.Ei2 urlcK agt Cary iotloI 20, 90 -
| Dufr agt lttlr'-i'i'l
dcuir,i f,tun act. TompknLMOOn granted; lsGr Gate
.,t. Preston. =. y. T. l.) HcnnubrrE,f 3E bukcI,
Motion grJ;ru without costs Ranger ggt ,i h'c SC
| ia and Ir, o,l' ug Ottmau.- Notion "a HtilAH 0u
o g,,Nc- M shane med with g." costs ana notln
tn tIcr on special calendar denied OPINION pony az.
| %
- wat IT, PruUiAs tuv siay gram 81 ~ ~ o.,
N,r rims cannot DO entertained, anu 49, tHclcIo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

COURT Of g. j. and F@sSr ea p an M
w , NJ ~ lNa!, D5nohno J.Cour o2.n2 A.
lOa ~ calendar called AZ II a. M S9; ~ 20 q ~
Xxx ll 2uo 2o4 ~, 2p 80, 22l, 222 22l 2iG 2oO -ol
95% - 2j1 - > go 20.
C:Iyr.Ai 'TrrM- Adjourned sine die. ,o,o .
SrGciAL Ifl-Nan Brult. court opens a. io;S q" ~
j n@"a''s 5G 3 5a 5s lE 5 5S F 50" CO.. FIR -:
- ~ -; 81 I 80 SO b7p So 49, ass, SCI, iG:.
CIN.tIr-rNLr lAdiourcd Tor The term - an , -, fosc
on 10 i-rG Clln 81 a. a5t tao Guardian Insurance com
gArr & 67 iSs5i o22 5 io7 S54 iC@3 1904
81 ~; 1897 l45J 2I9l, 1853. ISIS lfi' loss l'G
ls si, t,I ,orrr-GayrnA TrRu- Adjourned SINE de
SPECIAL FERN @"g"ir.J Court opens ~ "a ~ T. ,i An
Oar ca y, nj ~ ,2 c m; Gie on No.
M 4iI ct = m and term
SPECIAL TLGM-C. - i'ay CJ-Coutt o'o"9 "' - - ILL.,
Gu5rr -Adgrpea Tor The term ,o,-, omen, ., Il
TEAL TREH-PARr - T. pay, 10, @i!5- b" ,T ~, a.
q , s,, G5 TGi6 1850 ILi2 $50, $50 ISL 23%?
$50 2a- ll05 -; 100. 255& 295 25Ht l'Gf ii9ii'
Iiii ~ io i95 H. 3#57 1901, 2ill 2i2p iGSj lG32
I95I3 &s5 l5d 22-I lGll 2il2 1913 2j27' l4'l lSJO
X2P @gfe9 s4 ngG9' i e j. 3s % iSS
l' M,s22 3 j6'a. Gg>rG iran %J ana NLcAdam
Gd 5 os24 40. ! f. itI T. Gppcal'
non Judgements. :. Z, = !" IT, T., ~ i2 ,, form
PAR IISuno J.Comt orrns a. 10 ~ e M 2G3
7o 1884 $50 1852 a2Oj, 2191 $685. 49, SSo "So ''oS'
iTGrr;rr,t Srezovs-rAcr I--CowrE Inc People agt;
ON %. y!rI.iugt,rr prla Prince Henry tnnn. Leonard
j,,, i,. ,l.tih g,u,s asSutt aud battery Henry
Eden rn'hrry: 1maras hcl"rmo;t; John J"ne'; "'tan
t..r' Michael Nancy James Malon. James o. Sell HmHh
ioyI. BURGLARY John e. NCn Ih1naa nlQiiy Miui w ~
T,;ioLt christian Dch John Wilson. Charles WELLINGTON
l!r Ton @ rtnoHj 'pr .n No. ar Samson tif,c6 false
t,..t r ltH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
EXCEPTIONS on SHIPBOARD.

reception was given on, board Of the new iron
steamsbip Columbia built BY John Roach q Sons
for the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company;
at Pier No. IL East River, yesterday. Inc vessel i
was handsomely decorated with flags from stem
to stern. and the main freight deck aft
winch used as dancing oOT was dressed o III
siJc If fine vessel, CA the main freight deck,
were set long tables with refreshments TO which the
Cnests sat down. About 1000 persons were present.
The ship Is provided with great many improve
,nents and she ranks among the finest vessels OF
her class IN the United States. Her Dimensions arc
4 feet in length 3Sl2 feet beam, % feet decth OF
hold and 5000 tons measurement. She IS iro-
vded with compound engiues and it is eXpeGfGGG
nrincnal officers are Captain +. BOlles, First OH
Ger De Wolf Chief Enginser j. e L ne stns ctv
of Alexandria Yesterday af ernO0n to exhibit to the
public the Huston self-levelng berth with which
This and some Of the Other vcsse have been httcd
The peculiarly of the berth is that it retains its
equilibrium no matter how the vessel may pitch or
roll The berth is further controlled and regulated
sea-slckness is thus partly obviated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
1I,LL IN A RAILWAY WAR.

of the ~ southwestern Railway ASSOCIATION. Ine
Chicago and Alton aud the Wabash ho ~;
1r;th5rawn their notices of appeal for change
M the division Of the Missouri River business Inc
percentages were fixed in December by arplt[ati4th
Western agreement to stand on the basis then made
Under the agreement the traffic. both east ana Wes,
bound was to be divided in tons ara any Ialr %
doing more than its share of the business was
f0 nav over TO tie pool the entire amount OF the eN
cess The division of the traffic was TO the n MSS sSn
Pacific II L. per cent to the Wabash 29os per ron;
fhis division the two asenamed companies appcaGd'
aud in consideration of their submission to the IS,
agreed not TO carry through freight at less rates
than the sum Of local rates east and west Oh tho
Missouri River, The agreement was signeu by UHc
presidents of the three companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
REMOVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN.

the following changes: DR.. Sydney Chaplin, resi-, resi-
dent physean IN %%Te of Of W R PqS sG pao
Of If H"Im Krchbci; Hugh Brady, night watch III
clerk in place Of J. II. Stanton; James mes odf LAM ann
Hurley and Thomas Blanck; John II; Allen G zap,
tain night watch. in place of Philip Becker; Joni'
Murphy, extra clerk qt Castle Garden ~, hoard tbc
Steamship Ohio were in part sustained, and me ne
distribution of food to the stecragG passengers o,
mn5 lI' causes s' 1t appeared from he testimony
that the vessel had not been officially l GpTou
Consul General will be requested to, report We w
matter to his Government. The complaints ~ az
treatment of passengers on the steamship -lloheh-
staufen were dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
UP TO THE PRESENT TIME.
SOME NEW AND SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS WHICH
ALL SHOULD KNOW.
HOW AMERICANS DIFFER FROM EUROPEANS IN
PHYSICAL IRREGULARITIES

An early American phoso pher issued pamphlet Demon
strang that vessel could cross the Atlantic
from the press just in time board
the first steamship that Europa Theories stop
science up the tmes" cur own
fault physical constitutions are whether We under
stand It or not.
For some the climate the water tho nature
Of food we eat or all combnedthe American people arc
cOnsuutonay different from any other nation The slowly
moving customs Of Europe tend TO apopexy the active and
nervous habits America sdect the heart or Kidneys usually
the latter This truth 10 not generally knowr but 10 facs
that all should understand More than one-hsf OF
American ailments arise from disordered Kidneys
The Kidneys governor whose revolutions regulate the
condition Of the system They are seldom painful them
selves when dOrdered but the majority OF troubles nave
their origin in them. among which are the foowng'
WEAKNESS, lack Of energy vague pains 10 the eody
and limbs; loss OF appeutei heaaacnet puf'a
taste In the mouth, and other moro painfu disorders
which cannot here be enumerated. Mr.. H. H. Warner,
prominent and wealthy citizen Of Rochester. NJ T..
marked illustration OF this truth Not only was no actea
with symptoms as above noted, but they became 20 AZ
gravsed and took the form 30 painful Id kidney as
cases that physicians gave HIM but little hope OF
recovery and advised him to prepare for DEATH In this
dark hour he learned Of and tried now and simple
remedy and only quickly relieved but also COM
pletely cured This be verified BY addressing nm ~
Rochester This remedy which cured him. which has since
relieved thousands and the only simple and certain
Kidney regulator the world is now known as Warmers
safe Kidney and Liver Cure Mt Charles Prentice, OK
Toledo Ohio. af1rms:
was treated for Brghts Of the kidneys By the
most eminent physicians America BY the celebrated Dr.
Decla Paris and by Dr. Roberts OF
death Hearing Of the power Of warmers SAFE Kidney and
Cure thoroughly tried It. and oy1uy decro myeck
absolutely we'll, bothin mind and BODY
Colonel Averel clerk Of the Utah Supreme Court
and a former resident of Washington, saysi
"Three years ago brought 70 the gates Of death ~
kidney disease was induced by ends to try WaIneIs
Liver Cure In ten weeks was entirely
restored and verify believe TO DO the best medicine ever
prepared"
This Remedy Is guaranteed immediately relieve and cure
ali kidney disorders and keep those ORGANS pei
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go quickly Warmers safe Kidney and Liver cure LOT sac
by an druggists indOrsed by scientists and glaay useo
the people, subject will be continued In ssuDsequentb
sue entitled Words OF Warning"