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- Pat Conway has purchased the store
house formerly occupied by Cook Il Green
for $3.50, and is again in the mercantile
business.
- In attempting to board train ior
Somerset, Mr.. J. W. Allen was rudely push
ed oil by the brakeman and fell with his
head in close proximity to the rails.
- Soc Owens and family, accompanied
by Miss Rowena Wealherford, left ON
Tuesday for the Falls OF Cumberland to
prepare for the summer campaign at that
delightful retreat.
- SIcK.-J. i. Green, DIR. W. $. Drye,
Mrs Helen Huffman and Miss Mary Pey-
Ton are on the sick list; Clay Powell is
out but sam Williams is still studying the
interior of his room, though hopeful and
cheerful.
--OPES AGAIS.-Pat Conway, having de-
cided to remain in lIustonville, is opening
a large addition to his former stock OF
general merchandise. lie Is now in Gin
oinnati purchasing 10 complete his stock.
Call in at once and often.
DEATHs.-Former residents will be
interested to learn that Matt Lanham, Of
Casey county, died on Monday, aged about
IS years. Maria Linebcrry, another relic
Of the olden time, died on Monday night,
supposed To be over 20 years OF age.
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the following law for the protection and
preservation u the dogs Of hi. Common
wealth, adjourn siae DC, md 20 home, nev.
or moro 10 return 10 Frankfort. The fol.
lowing L. the mrch needed law that ought
TO pass by n rising vote, and aepHoaimouag.
he u enacted by the General Assembly
Of the Commonwealth Of Kentucky.
Sec. !. That from and after the passage
Of this Act, Il shall he unlawful for any
citizen Of this State 10 own ravenous and
mischievous sheep, unless the same are
kept securely n,uzzlcd or under lock and
key in a secure place.
Sec. .. That II any sheep, lamb, ram, or
eve, shall I've found or caught worrying
any dog within the enclosure of the owner
thereof, Il shall be the duty Of the nearest
peace officer TO shoot the aforesaid sheep.
Sec. B. That on the proof n the value
Of any dog killed by sheep in this State
the owner Of said sheep shall pay to the
owner Of said doy, one half Of the value,
and the other half shall ennre 10 the hen.
eft Of the Common School fund Of this
Commonwealth. JEsTIcE.
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80 IIrrrutsox- pr,tt,N Al tho re.i.
deuce of the h,;Je,. ,no.h., Nr, Ioh,
Bauvb Las, evenin,. Nr Timo,bv IIu,chi.
.on and Mr.. Fliz, Pulliam were married
nv The Rev. l. NJ Cook
-EIKx-D.nnow-Nr Thom,s IA.
hin If mi. county and ui.. Emma y n,r.
low NJ New AIb,,y Ind were married
In that eity ON Tus.d,x l,s, The L,n,v
p,ir arrived here "Wednesday
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charms
- BRowN-SfSoLEroS. On the nth,
christopher Brown to Mrs Josephine Sin
g'e'on. Mr.. Brown u 6l years OF age, and
lhis Is ms third matrimonial venture. Miss
singleton isnot 40 Young ne she used TO he
hui isa quarter oi century The junior OF
her 'eige iord'
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- IN assuming the responsible duty that
the position NJ correspondent imposes,
'ti. with feelings iincinred with fear a. 10
my ability, alleged with apprehension at
to my capacity, and akin to solicit.de a.
to my competency specially when I
attempt land It viii simply he an attempt
to follow in the footsteps, to gu the place
and wear the mantle Of your late cores
pondcnt, sappho--w who j. both wcll-known
and far.famcd ~ a most excellent CORES
pondent-noted as literary character both
in verse as we'll as prose; genius gifted
by nature and refined by education, cult
walton and culture; learned and erudte
in both the ancient and modern lore; in
fact possessing all the requisites that an
editor should, 70 that am impressed when
taking her place, that mine in comparison
with hers will be "but a. moonlight INTO
sunlight" or "as water unto wine"
- PEpsoNAL.--Col T. =. Hill and W.
q. Welsh, Of your town, were here on bus
incss to-day. Mrs. Capt Sheldon, Of
Frankfort, and Miss Kate Simmons, Of
Bardstown, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Judge Duncan. Miss JEANNE l.ackey il ex-
pected home on Saturday eve. after visit
Of several months TO -. Louis Dr. I. J.
Frazee and wife will soon leave this place
10 take up their abode in Richmond. DR..
=. q. Young, Of Liberty, and his mother
will move here this week. Mr.. J. NJ.
Young, who has been behind the counter
Of Geo. D. Burde,t Il Co, for some time,
will move to Richmond and open fancy
grocery store this week. DIR. w. y. Hair
Ian and Major Orear, Of Danville. were
here Sunday-the former on professional
business. Messrs James and Richard Dun
lap, from the same city, also paid US Wis
il on the same day. Miss Susie Finnie re.
turned to Louisville on Monday. II is ever
with a deep regret we note the departure
Of one who adds so much to the circle Of
society in which she a.oyes. Miss Sallie
Bur,lett has been very III for several weeks,
and j. now conyalesent.
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TOstI NOTICES.

A bargain 10 he had In clock. a. Chenaul
4 rcImy'a
Rccls, Poles. Fishing Tackle Of all kinds
al Chcnaut a Penny's
LIME CEMENT AND SALT constantly on
hand at Owsley \ Higgins.
WATCHES aud Jewelry repaired aud war,
ranied ny Chenault a Penny.
n You wish a good glass Of Ale or Beer
call NJ J. W. Rulers Ale Saloon.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds ol
produce by Harris n Nunnelley.
A LARGE stock Of Landreth. Garden
Seed at Chenault n pcnnys All fresh, no
Old seed
PAINTS, White Lead, Oils, Varnishcs,
Window Glass, at bottom prices NJ Chen.
uult a pcnnys
PrnruNrny. Toilet Soap, Hair, Nail
and Tooth brushes. aud toilet articles 81
III Kinds At Chcnault 4 Penny'-.
A large md splendid line Of Saddles,
plow Gear and Harness of all kinds at
Harris a Nunnelley'-, with prices away
down.
NEw CRor Iandreihs Garden Seeds
pnt up in sealed packages. aud guaranteed
10 be genuine. for sale by McRoberts n
Siagg.
New NorK Early Rose and Peerless Irish
rotatoes, the largest aud hest varieties
known, can lc had Tor seed at Owsley 4
Higgins
We have the largest aud most complete
line 81 Fishing Tackle ever brought 10
this town. Call and see them. McRoherts
n Stage.
Go TO Marshall a Rupley'a for Spring
aud summer suits. In cheapnes-, style
and quality they cannot be excclled by
any. Give them call and see their prices.
licrt cement In the world al McRoberts
\ Staggs for - cents a bottle. Will mend
China, glass, marble. wood, bone. leather.
Jet, coral, iewelry, carthenwafe, porcelain,
Nc, nc.
TAnLER's Bnckeye Pile Ointment Is the
favoriie remedy for that terrible disease,
Piles or IIemorrhoids. IL Is the favorite
remedy because il never fails 10 cute the
most obstinate case when used according
90 directions 10 not fail 10 avail yourself
II the relief afforded by this invaluable
compound. but call At the drug ,tore for
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. Price
20 cents. At Mcliobcris and Stagg's.
IL You are troubled with Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, Headache, Biliousness, or
any disorder. Of a sluggish liver, Poitaline,
or 1abler's Vegetable Liver Powder, will
cure you. Taken In time, Il will save
doctor'- bill aud much suffering. II has
hecn used successfully In many cases
where other remedies had failed Dyspep.
sia j. a common complaint, and anything
anording relief Is gladly welcomed. Porta-
taline Is only 80 cents a package. and will
cure you. Al McRoberts aud Stsgg's.
To WESTERN Having been
appointed GESrRAL EMIGRATION AoEST
at Cincinnati for the NANDALlA LINE,
for the States Of Missouri, Texas, Ar
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, COLORADO,
CALIFoRNiA, and the WESTERN TERRIro-
ans, am fully prepared 10 furnish. FREE
IN application, Maps. Land Circulars, Civ.
ing Soil, Climate, NC. Lowest rates made
on passengers, household good. or stock.
Call on, or addres-, GEO. A. KNIGHT.
Gen1 Emigration Agent, y. y. Cor 9Th
aud Vine Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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DEATHS.

--lIARvEy.-Mrs. W. p. Harvey, wife
Of the Baptist minister, died in IIarrods-
burg on the 9TH.
sworE.- Miss Lucinda Swope, wife Of
David swope, Of this county, and mother
Of the Internal Revenue Collector, Col. A..
NJ. swope, died ON Tuesday, after years Of
illness. Her funeral was preached by Ed.
$. II. King at the old homestead, and the
remains brought to the Buffalo Cemetery
for interment. Mrs. Swope was devoted
member Of the Christian Church, and the
seven children that survive her have her
bright example to guide them.
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GARLAND COTNTI.


-- Messrs. d. NJ. Burdett 4 Co., have
sold their stage line from Lancaster to Dan
willie to J. W. Griffin.
90 The :. School Convention at Antioch
last Sunday was failure on account Of the
heavy rains aud high waters.
r. II. Tomlinson has been commits
stoned Police Judge in lieu Of Judge Smith,
who resigned some time since.
Several Of the boys had their "war
paint" on last night. They will have to
settle with the Police Judge to-day.
r.. d. lIanley purchased a carload of
horses here last week at prices from sixty
To one hundred aud twenty-five dollars.
A petition signed by number Of our
leading citizens, has been forwarded 10
the great evangelist, Barnes, asking that
come and larry with US awhile.
- CouRTs.-There will be a special
term Of the Garrard Circuit Court next
Saturday. The spring term of the Garrard
Quarterly Court commences next Monday.
DIR. McKees meeting at the Presby-
terrain Church is still in progress, and will
not close prior to next Sunday. About Is
converts TO date. May there be more to
follow.
A decree of Court will be obtained
Saturday TO sell that portion of the Burnt
District" belonging 10 the Hopper heirs f.
II l. thought the entire block will be re-
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IgNC0IN goTNJt.


-- Cholera has made Ne appearance
amongst the hogs Of Mr.. Sam Englcman.
-- II raincd necessarily last SUNDAY.
Hanging Fork got on another high hut
did no damage.
- A gentleman from Canada was in this
vicinity this week buying walnut timber
for the European market.
- Mr.. John Harlan Is putting up q
beautiful residence, and It u reported that
he has made arrangements Tor house.
Keeper.
- II Is reported that one Of our little
beauties wilrbe led to the altar in q short
time. What pity il is some Of our old
bachelors can't he led there, too
- Mr. IT, q. Bruce was thrown from
horsc last Saturday. lie aud the ground
came together with considerable force,
hut fortunately neither we're hurt. Mr..
Bruce got up with bis back well busted,
and one II HE pants legs considerably torn.
Mr., Y. Herman, late Of Dalton, but
now Of Louisville, was in thi. neighbor-
hood last week settling up his outstanding
debts, and was also trying 10 engage wool
at IS cents per pound, bat the farmers
thinking that II would have an upward
tendency, refused tn engage At those fig
urcs.
-PERsoNAT.-Mrs l.. Z. Engleman :
still quite feeble. Mr.. Henry Spoonamore
-. ..t.....I g.. I..I..... 49,. l.. L..
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RELIGIOUS.

- Rev. w. y. Keller has accepted call
to preach Mt Mt. Sterling for the ensuing
year.
Rev. Walter Lackey, Of color, desires
us To say that owing to the bad weather Of
last Sunday, the baplizing that should
have taken place at Walnut Flat. was post
poned till next Sunday at 1880 o'clock.
The Richmond (Va.) ChriSioR Adro-
cute says that DIR. Bennett, President Of
Randolph Macon College, called to see
Col. Thos. A. Scott, Of Philadelphia, while
ON trip North, and received from him
$4,000 for the benefit Of his worthy insti-
lntion
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Miss Liocis nrsrIKr IL visiting ficnsls in
Lancaster
- MissMA vssSoS ;. vI.Iiing friend. Ia
Eishnond.
Ms. AsnKn OwsLEr has removed 10 one Of J,
n. Davis handsome new houses.
Ms. Hour. J. nHECEISHipor, ia, Of pansilie,
has position with Mr. y. D. Eimi.ion Ia the
Csruii Clerks once
Ma soC OwsSs moved With bis faniiiy 10 his
valuable property. the Cumberland Pals, this
veck, 10 prcpay fera big .rason.
SAN. NJ. BuEDKrr ha. a taste Of tame by be-
Ing called Barnsli, Burnett and nuuell, bat he is
"sam. nuricit" ALI tho SINE Frankf,rt Woman.
-oS motion Of lion. 2. n ThomP-on, IT,. Col.
Thos. W. Narnon, OF this place, occupicl sat on
the noof Of the National IIou.c u Representatives
last Friday
-MEsss,. ". snrsos. EikiE. and sarnl. Burn
side, II Garrafd. have rrtnrnei iron the Medical
oolh,gs at Philadslrhla. aud VIII spend their saea-
ton ~ home.
Ma AsDHEw sEAagEASr, siuicnt OF the
Louisville Medical Collegc vas awarded the hrst
honor prize TO afsicour-e students for general pro-
acicnsy. In the shape OF Of Instrument, given
by Mr.. :. n. Jones.
- Tuis weeks sulssrlhers are as follows Gibson
MUS w - " N"fhtfNtAf F'i"NtNh NAAf
Kings Mountain; Lev D. Reynolds, by Tim W.
Higgins waynesbargi Joseph simpson, Lancaster
Soc o~cns, Cumberland Pals, Ky; q shumaie, II.
H. e. wyiie, Pain, Ileki W. p Campbell, wachi-
IA. Kansas n. e. Bright, Albany Texas rhos Me-
Roberts, Danville Albert Albright, W. n. Al
bright aud john wearcn, Arodhead. sheria W.
n. Albright, OF RockcasIle, sends Ms the following
club. Allen Hiatt, MI Vernon J. u. Hays, T. J..
Hays 2. G. Hays, W. r.: Hays, W. n. Fish, Ia
fayeiie owens. l.oandsione. aud Mrs. 2. 7. Cook,
Rccl,ilie. Hiram pausherty, hurncl Texas by
VIM. panshertyi Judge W. q. Bailey, q. ,. Grow,
Cspi rinins Kelley, u. ,. Coomer, q. n, Brad
Icy, staniorli J. L. sayins, by Capt. fho-. Hutch
isan, Cnah orchard Dr.. L. N. Chiffon. Nj. Pleas
ant, Mo- A. u, Elkin, Lancaster W. :. klkin,
rhiladelphia; J. A. Coheu, Milleigesiilei Frank
shannon, sherman, Texas Gosernof heriah Ma
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crab Orchard.

- The painting and rebuilding on Stan
ford atrect j. indeed an improvement.
Would that morr Of our citizens would do
likewise.
- PEnsoSAL--Mr. J. A. Stephenson, Of
the Garrard silver mines, Is spending a
few days in this, his old home Mr.. Jas.
Gilkerson, Of Chattanooga, is visiting rela-
tivcs here. Mrs. John Pollard is quite low
with m affection Of the heart, and is not
expected TO recover.
The Literary Society met Tuesday even
ing, the 9th inst, at Crab Orchard Springs,
and most enjoyable occasion il was.
President Moore presided with the dignity
Of member Of Parliament. After the
business items Of the evening were dispos-
ell Of the order Of exercises consisted Of m
Essay, by Miss Alice Stuart Defamation,
by Mr.. l. 5. Tevis, and We beheld the chiy-
alrous manager OF Crab Orchard Springs
in new role-that Of orator, and most adj
mirably did he acquit himself Reading
Of scene from lngomar, Mrp. Tarrant and
aud Miss Shivel; Dialogue-Blundering
Servani-Misses Kittie Higgins and Ellen
Firth. Music was interspered by Miss
Ella Evans, Prof Moore, Miss Bette
Doore-, Misses Buchanan and others. Az
the literary feast was concluded motion
was made to adjourn, to which Mr.. Tevis
made an amendment almost imper-
ceptible signal was given, the folding doors
rolled back as II by magic, and the scene
before US passes description. There stood
a table laden with all that could tempt the
palate, and adorned with flowers and fruit,
salads, meats, cakes and ooniection-all
surprise. No one present anticipated such
rich feast. The pleasures of the evening
were concluded with the gilop aud lancers.
The Society is indebted to Messrs. Moore,
Shelby aud Teyis for the enjoyment Of the
evening. They certainly know how to en-
f.rfafu
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught a eolda Are you IN
abs to raise the phlegmg Have you an irrita-
ton IN the throatg A senss OF OPPRESSION on
the lang-. with saor breaihf DO you have a
ct Of coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
nov and then in the region Of the heart, shoul-
ders and bickf ~ 80, oar Adyiee IL take At
once a d1-e oi iatt'- ESpsclorant; you will soon
be able TO rai.e the phlogm. In an hour repeat
TIC Expec,orani, ploe ahoi iron to tho ieel, take
two OF TUFTS lihs. Nou will coon fall into
pleasant sleep and wake up IN tho morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely, easy breath.
ing, and the bowels moving IN natural manner.
10 prevent return Of thesa symptoms use the
Exns.for.ut s..x.ral days
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

As Administrator OF Mrs Amanda Carpenter
deci.. will sell at public auction, In Hustonvlle
on SATURDAY, MARCH -, 1ss0, the following
property; 40 Acres Of Land, adjoining the town
limits Of Hustonville, well improved In a good
state Of cultivation and has 80 acres OF growing
wheat on II. Also Mare, l 2-horse Wagon, 100
bhls OF Corn, 800 shocks OF Fodder, Lot OF wheat
House and Kitchen Furniture. Ac. TERMs-for
personally, all sums OF ten dollars and under, cash
over that amount, credit Of three months, on me-
g0t.able notes, payable at the Farmers National
Bank Of stanford. On land. terms will he made
known on day Of sale. q. "a YOWELI.,
n. r. RUSH, Auct. li7-2U Admr
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BOYLE COTNTI.
DanrHic.

PWHffffs
90 In the District Court the case OF Port
wood W.. Joe A. Cohen, as presented on
the appeal from the Lower Court, was de-
cidcd in favor Of Cohcn. n. j. Buster re-
covered $l6s Of the G.. s. Y. w. Tor hash
ing up cattle.
SALH.-Mr. Henry G.. Sandifer has
purchased the Gregory property on Lexing-
ton street for $3.50. Mr.. Gregory and
family left for Richmond on Wednesday.
Squire I'll Russell sold to the Standard
Old Company Is acres Of land at Cores
burg, for 81 800. The idea is that the land
will be used for the erection Of a stave fac
tory, which will employ about 500 hands.
-PERsoSAL.-Another Danville boy at
the top in Louisville-Alex. r. Humphrey,
who was raised and educated here, has
been appointed Chancellor of Louisville.
We have in town Virginia arts, of con.
siderable reputation-C. W. Alexander.
Miss Virginia Grigsby has returned from
an extended visit to Frankfort and Lexins-
ton. There will be a calico mite at Mr..
Jas. A. Fishers on next Tuesday evening,
the 10th.
- RELTGIoUs.-The services conducted
by the Rev. Job Turner in the sign Ian
guage, at Trinity church on Sunday night,
were decidedly interesting, even to those
not understanding the talk by gestures.
DIR. Milburn, the blind orator, will lecture
at the Southern Methodist Church Monday
night, the 18th inst. Bishop I. L. Dudley
will preach at the Episcopalian Church,
this city, on Sunday, the l4th, morning
and evening. Ed J. c. Walden, of Gym
thiana, Ky, who has been called to preach
at Cane Run Church, in Mercer and Pleas
ant Grove, in Garrard county, will make
his home in Danville.
1.-THE old black man" was terribly ex-
cited all day Tuesday. Charlie Perrin, the
negro boy, who was shot through the ileshy
part of both thighs last week by Police
man Simpson, thoughtlessly, died ON sun
day, contrary to the expectations of his
physicians. The darkies are greatly in
censed, and gathered in murmuring crowds
about the Courthouse on Tuesday, during
the investigation Of the matter by the
grand jury. Their Indignation eliminated
when they learned that no indictment had
been reported. and each one had the graft
fcation Of saying ''jes caus twus Niger"
The general verdict Of the community, as
we'll as the jury, is that Simpson was
blameless.
The ladies Of Danvlle and vicinity
gave Leap Year party at the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum on last Thursday night,
which proved an elegant affair. The large
parlors were beautifully decorated, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley received with much
ease and grace. | give below an accurate
description of the gentlemen's dresses
RhOdy Guesi Barrett--in mourning.
Robt. Cecil Evans, black tie aud crimp
Frank TsdfeA Check, hair dye and satisfaction.
Edward Bull Ernst the banker, yariegaied hose.
VIM. Taylor AreO, striped socks and paper col
lar.
Nat Gran Cury-Ssw mustaehe and lever blis-
ters.
The ladies generally were In conventional full
dress.
John r'mis Allen, pink overdress aud quilted
skirt.
Ring Tn CLARK, hrocaded vest aud oelluloid
collar.
VIM. Todd January, one epaulci and winter
bouquet.
VIM. Lee Mckee. hair sprinklci With California
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For CIRCUIT JuDGR-As the time for
the selection OF candidate for Circuit
Judge is drawing near, We desire to say
word in behalf Of our townsman, J. w,
Alcon, Esq. After four years service in
the late war, in behalf of the Lost Cause,
during which he won an enyiable reputa-
ton as good and brave soldier, he return
ed to this. his native county, as poor as any
body. Being a man, however, Of great en-
ergy and determination, he applied him-
self closely to the profession he had pre-
pared himself for before the war, and soon
won not only high position AS a lawyer.
but lucrative and steadily increasing
practice During all this time he has
been quiet but successful worker In the
Democratic ranks, and until this time has
never offered for Offices either Of honor or
profit. lie was, however, made Chair
man Of the District Committee, which
position, after several years held In cred
table manner, he resigned a Few days ago
10 make the race for Circuit Judgeship.
Having for years been a hard student Of
his profession. he is as we'll qualified Tor
the position he seeks as any man In the
District, and being a sober, upright and
honorable man, could inspire the respect
and confidence Of the people every where.
His claims on the party are as good as any
man'-, and Il Is bat justice thai lhey shoald
b. recognised.
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Had terrible MIGHT sWEATs.

Dr.. TUT SH-I have beon suffering tor nearly toe
years Nith q severe cough When commenced Ia
kina y1ur hnlsectarant Was reduced to one hundred
I'D i1tocn pounds IN weight, | had tried almost
even lining had torrible night swents lhaye taken
hall dozen hlttles The MA ht sweats have lult NO.
tho cough has disappeared, aud have gained hftoen
pounds in ilesh. l rocominendit 70 all my friends.
MN great rasnoct. OLIVER RICE.
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BIRrm.- We failed TO notice last week
that the wife Of Hon. 4. $. Gooeh had
presented him with AN II ID. girl. MIR.
Gooch was not presen, when the little
stranger arrived but he pretty soon got a
leave Of absense aud came home to see
about ID.
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IN a5CTs. AND 81 soTTLes.
DIR. ). =. HAYWOOD,
u WV IVTNf FUIUuTa1T7J Ilu0IEV6H ~
READ WHAT NE SAVS:-

d.. TUT New Nok. sept. ~, ISL.
Dear sir-During this year walked ne hundred
O. ses OF lung d seAses. In tho lower wards OF tie
city the OF a very severe type. II waa
there M tea ION Was called To utt "a ectorant
and COS. oss ny surprise at its wonderful power
During ~ icuce OF twenty years. ] have never
known a medicine 10 act promptly, and with such
hfpuy elects II instantly subdned the most violent
hts Of coughnx, and invariably cured the disease IN
few dsys lcho-rfully lndorse II a. the Oest lung
''''N'~''' WV 'TiiANCls HAYWOOD. ND