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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
NRJrMEltS RAILROAD.

$40. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1870
,n and al.ef Dec, |, 1873 l'asen or Traln
" wid run ~ lnllCSs
ujWARD TRAINS.
Day ENprcs, lIain lvn,tt 'oh'ord al l04j
I,a.. aud Accommodation Lain ai lO4J
,a'iur White kNgi junction, connection
IN tram tor We'll lincr, ~. J"hnsbpfy,
yartou, Newport, Willoushby mud Magog
.iakus, Stanstead, Qucbcc, Eai!,, Li,tlpIOr,
Lancaster. aud tho White aud Francon
Iouutaius. Also, withirailis for Mont.
,ulrr, Mansfield Mountain, burlington, st,
Albah,, lioise's Point, Montreal, Ogdens.
,ursli, aud the West.
AccoMNopArIoN TRAIN LEAVES Concord al
$3.50 +. ~ Tor White River Junction& Bristol.
EygSiSU EApngss TRAIN leaves Concord
It SIS T.. n. for White River junction, con
nccung with trains for Montpelier, Burling
Ton, st. Adams, kouscs Point, Montreal
OF ensburgh, ans. the West, and with Wood.
stock Il. II. for Quechcc. Woodstock, etc.
cor on arrival OF trains from Boston, Wor.
csstcr, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS
tMoRSING EXPRESS TRAiNleaves White
River Junction for Concord NJ 200 A. NJ, or on
arrival Of trains from 0gdcnsburgh aud Mon.
AcooMMopATIoy TRAIS leaves White X.
Junction for Concord at 600 A. N.
tBRIsroL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
at $50 A. N. aud Franklin At eos A. ".
rMAIL TRAIN leaves White River junction
for Concord ut l2.00M., or on arrival OF
trains over the Vermont Central, Passumpsic,
and White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAM leaves White River
Junction at 4.29 p. ~, or on ARRIVAL oftruins
from Montreal and Ogdensburgh, Brattle.
boro, Kccnc, Bellows Falls, Windsor, &C.,
connecting at Concord with train for Man.
Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
-rhcsc trains connect at Concord with
trains tor Manchester, Lawrence, Ports.
mouth, Portland, Nashua, Worcester, New
York, Low ell, ard Boston.
GEO. +. TODD, Supt.
Concord, n. H., Dec. |, 1870.
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VICK'S
Illustrated Floral Guide,

A beautiful work Of 100 Pages, one COL
ored Flower Plate, and 800 Illustrations,
with Descriptions Of the best Flowers and
Vegetables, with price Of seeds and how
to grow them. All for a FIVE CENT
STAMP II English or German.
vtCK'I SEEDS are the best in the
wocl'. FIVE Gents for postage will buy
he FLORAL GUID.' telling how to get
them,
1hn Flower and vegetable Garden,
l75 Pages Six Colored Pats, and many
hundred Elgr,vin!s. Fo. so cents in
paper covers; 81 co in elegant cloth. In
German or English.
vioks illustrated Magazine---32
Pages, Color d Plate in every number
and many fac Engravilgs. Price $l.25
year; Five Copies for $500. Specimen
Numbers sent for 10 cents; 3 trial copies
for IS cents.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
coihc OUT AND COMING "a.
In thai home was Joy and sorroy
Where an infant frs. drew breath,
Whiln n n rnl aite Una drlwinn

Where an infant Grs. drew breath,
While IN aged sire was drawing
Near unto the gate OF death.
His feeble pulse was falling.
And his eye was growing dim;
IIo was standing on the threshold
When hey bron sht the babe to him.
While to mu,mur forth Il blessing
On tho little one no tried.
In his trembling arms no raised it,
Pressed it to his lips and died
An awfal darkness restcti
On the path they boti bcyiu.
Who thus ms. upon the threshold,
Going gu. AMI coming in.
Going out unto the triumph,
Coming Ia unto tho fight
Coming in unto tho darkness.
Going out into the light;
Although the sh idow despensl
In the mom,nt OF eclipse,
When b, passed throl,h the droal portal,
With the blessing en- bis lips.
And to him who bravelY couquers
As he conquered in the strife,
Life is but the way OF dying
Death is but the gate OF life:
Yet, awful darkness resteth
On the patti We all hcgin.
Where we meet upon the threshold,
Going out and coming in.
lisa Craig Knoz.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
4 THE GREAT CAUSE
wv OF
" HU NJ AN MISE II Y

Just Published, in a Sealed Eacelp pc. Price &c.
A lecture on the Nature. Treat.
ment, and Radical cure Ct seminal Weak.
ness, or SpcimatorrhG,. induced by set.
Abuse. Involuntary Emissions. Imp tency.
Nervous Debility, and lmredimerls to- Mar
riage generally; Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits; Mental and Phys cal Inc ,pacity
ac.-Ry ROBERT j. CULVERWkl.L, NJ
ID author of the "Green Book" &c.
The world renowned anthor, in this al
miribe Lecture, clearly proves from his own
eyperIence that the awful "onsequ' nee, OF
Self Abuse may be efccldelly removed with
out mrdiclne aud without dangerous snrg
cal operations, bougies. Instruments. rings.
or corhials; pointing out mode of cure at
once certain aad .ilectual, by which ever!
sufferer, no mutter what his condition may
be. may cure himself chcap'y privately AMI
radically.
IT This lecture will prove boon TO
thousands aud thousands.
Sent. un er seal in plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt Of six GEMS, or Two
postage stamps.
Address the publishers.
THE CtrLVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
4IAnm ST.. New York =. q. Box. 1850.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04

INVENT RS AND PATENrEEs should
send for instructions. terms, referrn-
res, g., to Eism Brothers, Solicit
ors IT Pateris, Washington, ID e..
who furnish the same without charge.
Edison Brothers il we'll known aud
successful firm OF large experience,
having been established sinnc 1866.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
A G o o ID
FARM FOR SALE !!

smx9L The Har.in; F,rG," ., cll,i.
x1 situa,el in Pom'ret. tiv, mi les
from the village OF Woodstock
AA- on good road, mar cl uieh ait
school, now owned and occupied by the sub
scribcr, is ofarel Tor sale, SAID farm contains
lCO Aces Of ulid.
suitably divided into 'i'lage. moving. pasture
and wool lots All but about two acres o! the
moving can be cat with 4 machine. Last
crop CT hay will ba sold with the farm il de-.
sired. Possession given any time. The
buildings are spacious and IN good repair. and
never.falling water handy This is rare
opportunity for any Que wishing to purchase n
first.class farm for little money.
EDWIN FAY.
pomfret. w., Sept 10th, 1879.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
For Sale, Farms in all part of
N. H., cheap. and to exchange.

DEAL Estate sold on Commission and q.
II changed Parties having Real Estate
TO dispose Of will find II to their advantage 10
call or write me.
J.Es HAsKINs, Real Estate Broker,
Depot g., LshAussI NH.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04

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s" 49,, '.' e. ',,o =, ,h,eo If TO- vh,
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p",,nns,oly I wa, within car. sbo,
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it'd NJ. .,na AZ. onln, llly that
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a., a.i,a,olj,,,, ord oIl d,o.,.r ,yna
o,o, 90 ia, ,s ,he attack was concern.
lad. INF E,hd had Le,n p,r,ia,,y
,,,,od l., IA. shocl or IA. mil. onl
L'.I,. i,oI,,,os, u,,,h hal, co.cd ave.
moo,;,, ,,i,Mly. A.l,rjed. assi.,
81 H.. o,,o r. H.. ,,md.ddvcr. who
L., ,.., .,,,.,, "a ,o,.e and ,eviv.
80. 80 v,1,m,,o, from mo rudc
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m,,t.r.d ,hc Arab. "Wcll, IL was
written I"
Fellow mo the direction # the man.
ny,loy with a horror that words
10 tao weak 70 express, an Ethel
Wvnn.'. bare wrist dark. discolorrd
s,,, s,mcvh,, sw,ll.l and Of a bln,
ion ,;,, .1,od with onorc rel The
c,me, driver had been the first Ia note
Tho Th.,. w,. , s,roucc sort q,
n;,v in h,s bo,dy ewes az they met
NINA who, c,,lirm,d m; r,a,,
y.s + had s,yel Ethel fran one
doo,h onlv "a Inca her bv one moro
dr,adlul. for the rlaruc-I knew it
ian, ~, wol! lind 40, its mark upon
hor and s,e was MI unwi,,insly. sick.
e,;ny or rho dir.lul u sIilencc tha, Ind
d.,rivpd her Of her father.
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-, n., h,,., audi. L,o, how
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+ u ,,,,,,o,.od and S., veahor ,oyo,Iv ~
,;.,, -, dana. ,n, rns,I
FL, tina, | loved her, at the very in
slant when it was certain that nothing
chm, of mi,oc,. c.mlJ say. her from
., o,,,y y,oy,
"Th,c il Hakhim at Der. if We
could only carry her 50 tar said the
ro,d.,a,ursd hut somewhat ap,tl,e,ic
Sh.,Lh ot IN. c,rsva, &c he rod. II,
SOM, EE..udi medicine and d,cto,s
can do nothing iii ones kismrt to
dip."
uowavcr hv br,hes and en,re,,ies 7
m,,,uaped to ret a litter c,n structed
- s,s.r. acknowledgements. a,d ner.
s,.,i.a t,,r ot ,ha s.urd, c,m.l.nen
10 TAX. firms in c,rrv,ny Ethe,s still
;,.n;u,,s Farm ov.r ,bs weary l4,oues
,ho, y., law no, x..o ia and "a. ,roo.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
New Furnishing 1t,ds,
Of every kind.

OF every KIND.
My store IS FULL, our goods FlRs:
CLASS, equal IN every respect TO GU
TN MADE, and my prices as Low al
the LOWEST. As my goods a,e az
bought t.r CAST! down l am 'll' L..
1--WE BETTER rHICns then you can gt'
anywhere else A. | have adoptc'
the CASH SYSTEM and sell onn
Tor READY PAY | eau give L,wAE
PRICES then ever aud NJ one will HAY
to pay for bad debts contracted b.,
o;her parties.
Thankful tor past tavors | h"pe y
ar low prices and talr Geai'uy to !"
.tive a large increase in our business
IN the future.
H. T. ROYCE.
Woods .ock, Dee. ID, 1879.
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UEREDITARY
SCROFULA.

=
A ilE you aware that ~ your bloOd the
IA faint 81 serolula has 4 prominent
placer This Is true Of every one, 10 LA
bic AZ any time, on The slightest proyeealion,
10 develop Itself IN some insidi0us disease,
Consumption and many other diseases aTe
oulgr0wihs II ills impuniy 81 The hle1f
iiOOD'b hAnsAFAHIIlA las a wonderful
p0WeT over all sefDlllplls troubles, as lbe ~.
Markable Testimonials We have received
Enthusiastically prove,
MEssRs q, !, H0OD & Cos Gentlemen
Ay Youngest sou has always been
troubled VIII hefOiulOus iiumOTi Sores IN
his head diseliarglnE from bis ears, and u TiiIf
ss s9ls n, s ~ r nass ss, " s es M Ee
aSeiarging 10 that was obliged u. wash
them pI,en every morning, hls eyelaslies
nearly AL e0illnB 0lili 10 Was exceedingly
dainty, most ot He time ealing but Two slight
meals 4 day, We were unable 10 md any.
sst s spris' lsi We ssys liza ih dIIIss Y
al once, Y TEe hack ~ his ear iealed
W without q scar, and H0t q sore " his head
slhee, hlneeisy dlTs, o
Mis- ~ q, kAsb0bs,
No, i6l Merrlmaek H., i,uweli, Mass
1--WE do not as q rule allow ourselves 10
iise our editorial columns 10 kIeak VI any
remedy We advertise, hi We fell warranted
IN Saylng. q word fOr iiOOd's karsapaIilla,
klrsglafllia has been known rs a remedial
agenl fnr centuries and ID recognized ny all
schools ~ pfaellee a. \ Nalnable blood pull
fer II y hul ~ IN farms D. almost lllnile
variety but Messrs, Head Il 60, UOWcll,
Mass WHO gro thoroughly reliable plialna,
elsls, have III upon q remedy " unusual
value, Certainly they have vouchers OF
S "sy SSs 10 n ic%s, s,
HOODS SARSAPARNM
ra sSia q tSseraff'ioob Co. 81 ass
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04

Couples mirr,ed On Chri tmas ARE
rstr'ei ~ ~ yul...icd.-kSkport
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
BOSTON POST.
Tho Brightest, Sp'clesl and Mos,
Relilb Commercial News
pcplr in Cos OIL
As M Advertising Medium il Is
Uncluallrd.

A. 4 Democratic Journal II alhcre'
With iclaci'y Ia the ,imt-hor"r' d
principles uudrr the operation oi
which ,hc Administrator al Andrew
JacEson was c,owu'd with glory. and
Ahicb justified the remark in hj' part
20 addlcss that he hit the Am, rican
pr"pr prosperous and h0ppy. The
POST ne,,r wInd"rs after IA st gods.
II never soils It's fair fame by desert.
'na the fundamental pincip'esot the
Democratic iai;h Its cIcrd is bull,
IN the solid
ROCK or TIE CONSTITUTION,
qni is as sound and imperishab'e as
he iouula,,on on which il rests
Bat 10 I'll ils discussions it recognizes
perfect freedom Of opinion, and t'rats
It's opponents with Il catholic spirit
worthy candid and inqniring age,
and in II manner to harmoIlize courtesy
vita honrs,y AMI fidelity. In us dis
,inc,ivc characteristics it never stood
higher with its political tiiends
Throughout the Union, or with the
pubic a, large, than now.
Daily $40 per annum in advance.
viii be sent or trial 8 months for
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04

-
pO |SOM
Wei To Meyers Treatise on Ca
tarrh, explains tho following Important faeisi
!. That Catarrhal Colds become q
poisonous infection, ~ fut local, and
Emily constitutional.
., That, bvini Constitutional the infce,on
I, Leyond tho reach u mere local
remedies.
3, That Impurities In tho nos'rils, are
necestarily swallowed Into tho Ltsmaca
and inhaled Into tho lungs, ,Lu' po.sca-
Ing tho Digestive, Respiratory aal Ctniiv'
urinary organs.
4. That Catarrhal virrs follows tho
mucous membrane MD causes Deafness,
Dyspepsia. CLfoLid bianhna, Bronchitis,
Lcueorrhea. and Consumption,
e. That Smokes. bouchrs Limitations
aud lnsolublo Snuff, cannot possibly
remove infectious inflammation fr0m tho or
gans nnincd.
@, That on pntid0to for Caiarrh must
posses nn inoculntivo affinity for, md tho
quality Of b. ing absorbed Ly, the purulcnt
~ss0us vnorovor iooatca. ,
~ nn s,n upon tnesc ptan .no"r.os'
Dr. Wo, HS Meyor Sn'arfh EURO
ms proven 10 10 'n,a'.o'e ~ mot on.y 70.
Eovoo' ~ cures 'a'a''h ~ my ''"G0'
i0n' '''''"On''
Cured Cured Cured Cured
~ n Wow. ,o- r,o.,,,,, w cr,od a,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
O. II. FREEMAN, Agent,

for repairing clothes wringers OF oil kinds
Best quality of Solid White Rubbe, Rolls fur.
nishea at re- ssonable prices, s"d wlrrai Ted ny
o. FREEM.N
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ROCK or TIRE CONSTITUTION,

Daily $40 per mnum in advance.
viii be sent OH trial 8 months for
| seat. free oil postage.
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HOODS SARSAPARNLA

r sSs u tSaEo TSS =, ,s 81 p e.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04

passed ty
1t wa, easy to ii I'd the Great D"c-
tons dior. Fifty vo'unteer gides un~
derook to guide US to ii.
The Hakhin,' said one tall old
crone, whose black vel was heed
fully drawn across her yrinkleh f,c",
'can call the dead to lite. See the
cure he wrought of my grandchild,
Fhtima."
"He patched me up, said a sturdy
fellow. whose arm was yet in sling
AMI his banda ed, "wheu the Turkish
,ax-ga,herers men cut me down with
their sabers. jlst BECAUSE
/ did no, hear The rest. for already
we had reached the Hakhims house,
and the bearers were conveying the
litter through the huge wooden gate,
cla,nppd ith iron and studded with
nails, which gave admiltance to the
courtyard. stood az if my>fc were
rooted to the pavement, not daring TO
Misunderstanding. like criminal who
waits for his sentence.
ale is her husband, said hystand-
er compsssiopately. gdl i4.1oU
No, no, her brother said second.
sFoo!s, nv - her lover" sxo!ximed
Tho shrilnr vvtY Vt u wvpap |; "erd
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-12
EBzNEzER.

Enron kESTucKIax: ,mts III,
! take my pen and paper tins beau
tiful Friday evening 10 scratch you
sosie nonsensical jottings. Perhaps
in the abcence Of soine OF your more
brilliant contributors, my poor little
attempts may receive warmer wei :
come. And now that ! heye begun
this rnomentsus scribbIe, II it was not
against nay principles to begin any
thing and not complete it. ] would be
tempted to quit. for the very impor-
ant reason Of not having more inter
esting news to mix in.
presume Mn. Enron you have no
lines devoted to gossip and would not
appreciate any news on the school
girls composition order, and must
avoid drifting into soliloqny. see a
frown now, that looks so woefully out
Of place on the genial countenaace Of
our editor, that warns me am get
ting on dangerous ground.
The health Of the community is
very bad at present caused by sore
throat in form Of diphtheria, that Is
troubling both old and young people.
Mrs. Addie Carpenter. who has
been seriously afflicted with fever for
several days. is slowly improving at
present and We hope she will be we'll
soon. 9i tt.
There have been six buryings at
the graveyard at this place during the
past six weeks.
The completing Of the church here
has been slowly progressing. and we
hope it will be finished soon.
We congratulate the strong efforts
that are being made by J. H. Hinkle
to raise money to get the painting
material.
Mr.. 0rin.Hendcrson we learn will
bring..a mill to the falling rock near
this place soon.
There will be political speaking ct
West Providence next Thursday night.
Speeches from II. N, Jones and y. d.
Robinson.
believe there is no other neigh
borhood news worth mentioning.
There been several marriages
in this community.
Think our young people have join
ell the sublime height Of indifference,
and it may be good sign to see them
not enjoy SO many empty pleasures, as
its getting time for people to be more
natural. / have read somewhere
there is grave in every heart where
lies buried soine cherished hope now
blighted forever. KlrTY CLYDE.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-12

All we need IN The Executive Is mn
honest and Intelligent administration
OF the Government. Il 10 \ mistake
10 suppose that Gen. Hancock !,
without preparation or experience 70
qualify him for Executive dunes.
No man without administrative sbiI.
ny can successfully OIL the great mil
itary Offices Gen. Hancock has held
during the past eighteen years. Ills
present military Jurisdiction en-
braces seventeen Staies--from Maine
~ L0uisiana--and whether command
ing large forces in the field or deal
ing with the difficult questions Incl.
dent 10 reconstruction In the South,
or in restoring tranquility to PENN
sylvania, oyerrun by Inobs and dis.
turbed by riots, be has always shown
the discrimination, discretion and
tact which point out the man of ex-
ecuiiyc capacity. At least ii may he
said that stainless and snc,,essful
career ln the army affords as many
guarantees for the faithful discharge
Of tho functions OF a chief ma gislratcs
as can be found IN long period Of
service in Congress, with its many
Temptations aud frequent complica-
cation with the interest OF corpo m.
tlon. contractors and jobbers,--t;ES
6fcKLEs.
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'i---.-.-- - i -. .---.I;:y
..s es pLescnl , ;, 70 oe aIra'u ,nai ~
e ~ n'pnsosh eisc',on, soHe POI
~ VII, WI &c aaopleu neIrimrstal 10
..a in,e,ss. VI pn:lhess, inc ex'
p,s7s'u a., " ,h,s Iehr u cohhheI man
~ o'no .,. among wnem y
~, nmpysS,plc .naI 1en. nancock
2 mN i. ~ ou.y 70 nnke son,e
s snasses, nu. 70 say VA. ne wonIi
-. s ~. ,vnu, MEASURE lnec'Isg nyn.
~" ~. VIZ p., a,., rign.a 2, ms lei-
o ,1Tums, :" a, ~ 'ne zen
,,,,a. p, 49,. ,..i =, 'ne peop'e. =, c''p'
pm ~ ,n ans.,us;, ~ n, u,e coum,ry, y
IL NY :, av, ,neI 800 "a ,ne r.tenue
oy,ro,noi. "S nr,,ha,.," 'E Wo.a;a'a,;a, 10
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Tha. Bed Spring 'aoaR, y

W. din N. eJlo,v;,, .-,;,,, e..
i, n. -,
% ~ P'p'' P"'''''ea AT
h'chmond' Ind, the home OF Mr..
Thos. Atkinson. who until last week
was in this CITY .rliiuy Rel S,r;uy
.;.,.,. i, ....,.. -, m.
w '
many oil our readers, al mol wee the
joke IN our recent article and took 1t all
in dead hanl earnest,
p.... s,
r. ~; 49, ~. 49, 'ea'
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IN Democrat. ,s,r;,orS II ..,,n.
State. other than xsn,r.lv 49,.
be has r.esn,lv h..n on.r.,;r,,
10 secure thar aL..nc, fror, -.
and Tins IN some n n. el,.r c,,un,;..
,.,rrv ,ber t,r N. p.nnhI;..n 49,,
The sory. Kyxrrry,,x nnJ.,;Sh.
ed At Uo,,k;n,,iIIe in Il. ;..,,. ~ a.,
as,L. declared that ..nors ,h,n H., y.
hundred Of the mast .utsrnr;s;.g mi
active vouac D.mecr,,. Lsy. I.5, ,h.,
county far T.xa. md y;r.,;r;, ~ Iii
these SPRINGS. and liar e has ;nvs'.
t;y,teJ snJ 5;scay.r.J IN. ~hoI. -
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Editor South KExrucKIAX: a
Farmers arc preparing 10 SOW
wheat. ,l Ia'. ~ 80 49,.
Preaching at this point ON Sunday
Oct. 10th by Rev. Jas. u. SpurIin. ID
on Stevens left here Tor Texas, not
long since, where he expects TO make
his home In the future. N ,-fi N
The latest thing out--Iloy's mus
tnche. =
Hon. Jas. A. Mckenzie and Judge
Cook discussed the political issues OF
the day here on Monday Sept q.
"A protracted meeting Is in pro-
grcs, at Pleasant Grove, under The
auspices OF Revs. Davis and Tinsiey.
Miss Maria Hurt, OF your city Is
visiting relatives at this place.
The appearance Off. Frost in our
midst HE other IN morning, caused the
remainder OF The tobacco 10 be housed
In very short order. i,a.
WASTED.-To exchange q straw
hat for good Possum dog.
II was with regret, that We saw In
lips last communication that we
were 10 enjoy no more of his newsy
articles In Your paper. We regarded
him as one OF Tho brightest stars IN
the circle Of The KENTucKIAx cores
pondents. .s aa MEMO.
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Rev. Allen Allensworif, col. OF
Bowling Green, has been caught in
the at Of forwarding nesro voters to
Indiana. They wer intercepted on
the train By Democrats who played
the role Of Republicans. anil lie ne
groes let the ca, on, ofIhe bag and
told the whole thing. They were
promptly arrested and put in jail for
safe keeping. Allensworih l. now
bssy writing rsrds to the papers try.
ing 10 explain u III. -
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Philadelphia. Ia.
Gentirnrn Please scnd me twelve botlics
~ Dr. ~ lANrS' CsxxsEIE ISpirk. one rash
nf Pills anil uintmrnf, for fficnd ~ mtnr
who IL not expected 10 lisr. and a. ysur n,srii-
rinrs rurr<l iAc nf Consumption so,ne thrrs.
vears ago. want him 20 try ,thsn I gainrsl
nftern pounds while tai ihg the ffsf thre bot
ties, ami knos u u lust the thing for him.
~ st Res,rrffniiy. J. Y. HULL,
This rrmciy speaks Tor iirrif. Onc bsstir
will satisfy the mort skeptieai. fhsre u nss
a single symrtnm 81 csn-nmrsi~n thar u daxs
not dissipatr nt once, ani u will hr,ak up q
frcsh rnfsf IN "a haar~ 10 per pint bcftlr.
Addrss CHAnnnsx 4 an. isd1 Ehee - rhil'
aaelshia IA whs a. ~