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Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
RepnDIrcsn state Conyen,ron.
ASt .ts CONVENTION et the Republican Pa!
tV Of Delaware will be held at DOVER, on
0,rIIrn0nAV rplIE a ~ or NAV

IN Of Delaware Will bs held at DoVEE, on
THURSDAY, THE 9Th OF MAY,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
For the purpose Of eleetinK six delegates tc
the National Republican Convention, to be
haId in Chicago, June I'd and for the trans.
acton Of such other businGss as may be
brought before 1t.
In accordance with custom, New Castle
county will elect seventy y.eight, Kent County
viii elect f3rty, and sussex county will elect
Iorty two delegates to said State Convention
The Executive Committee oil each county
aEp requested TO Give early notice OF this mum
bsr Of delegates each voting district Ia ent
tied to, and the time and pla Q OF their else-
ti0n. HENRY +. PICKELS,
Charm Republican State Central Com.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

vTJHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
L il f.ila.el pLlu, J olIN NWANAMAKER,
Grand Depot, 18th st.. Market TO Chestnut =
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
NfNlAL ANNoU]

tiaMs AZ Tho vain weaibe
,S.,, SSn naturally arises: ar
d ,ss ,ts,a my ice cream 7"
i ss.eat1s sSSsts TINT this quss
s;s'nd ss,sISd, AT ns Charley
| o. 81 IIm IsIsnspts to supply ,g',
Il, N ',,ln. nal, He has a'rsy fe,n,
/ stsoaI,' St' oa,'l:heast E,g cor. Of fS' 81
Ill., as y. Charley has IS ,,' .,
6iyS 6D,,'S IST ST.lh the past Is " v
III, Str Es,vtNlNG TlIHH NJ
% he ,,rss"n,. ,SU, lhe publ
/ ESsiiss S1. 81 .Gshsarlsy's "a de- De-
/ sv",s ipsns shd ieels Canal oGS
N.Y. \, yah, Nos s'I; 4, hs ~
1 ISSsSS he ISis1Irskst, tho Old 81
test si'et AM, ,a,.d and TIE
sSielgl fruits s''a,a, am,,a o
ssiiy' saS y'1nll'sS na,,I furnish, ii"
toanl" l"f''ee S,,'e, All o:d
4 lubIls "a, ~.'sa when D
ask "a, WI y ,.l, mel, patrr
lats.. w q Continuance SSs'
+2st
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
CIo1nrEG.-'
NOTHING! CLoTHINd!i

|
'TLOTHINtF! CLoTHING!i
CLCTHIN9. Q CLOTHING. CLOTHING
|CL0fHlNG. CLOTHING. CLOTHING
CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING
THE Acknowledged LEADERS
THE ACKNOWLEDGED LEADERS
r-oF-
LATEST STYLES.
LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
80 LATEST STYLES,
at EATEsT STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLES,
LOWEST PRICES, BEST GOODS,
LOWEST PRICES, BEST GOODS,
LOWEST PRICES, BEST GOODS,
LOWEST PRICES, RESI GOUDS,
LOWEST PRICES, BEST GOoDS,
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MOTE.

Tine REPUBLICAN. still leads in
sfrculatiOn. Advertise where Eou
res tns most for your nancy aAd
tao REPUBLlCAN Ia that paper.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTAL0ONS
THOSE PANTALO0Ns
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONS
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
We Have but One Price.

9TH ArRIL, $780,
NOTE.-Since writing the above we have
received notice oI an advance Of cents Der
yard on Extra supor Insrains, and II cents
per yard on Body Brussels, but we shall not
advance our stock. Our customers will act
wisely to make their selections as early a.
possible, as We arc now selling more carpet
than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

WANTRD.-A +
W, neyman 1'ailo
ppiy Immediately.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

RENT.-STA
\. stalls, large yar
ttsble for coal or Id
ng Sta. Apply to
Il 10 In
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

&JR SALE
4 hsnd York
bri hand harn
IN. Inquire J., ,
<reIt do1r to .
4 cheap as the 0
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

Thirty pound. and ,s. over ,c,, Ct Ct lsSs @s
per l0ohs. Ice by bEydp 5as pr 'PpTuSEY,
fhiS Branch oiiioss, 4th and f'p'~
Walnut st.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

.ANTED.-AW WI
NV work In countr|
ayed relertncs req,|
1 i2l'Stt s. A. n
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

-
4 lot On BIool|
Earts.; 6O test|
gTSved In tfoi|
M an eyteaI
4 and the city,
n Cash Dayme1
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FOL

OR LENT.--A'
| iiapplIMhon
houses on Van
! front porch, larg
jus; DO. and col
!, he. Apply to
| Slltl
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

DOR RENT.-TA
No. SO west Tn
ns, Apply to TIL
etu ." No.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

JR SALE.-1
az new : mad
k1eSs. Apply n.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

MANrED-A M
M wood wagon =,
Ulaess preferred.
Az office.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

WANTED,
i care oi horses
+2;-st
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

nor RENT.-El
on WaWaSet al
;large garden
hi; B.W per mon
| t%St
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

NOR RENT.-BA
No. 33 Marx,
Pre- OF barber shop.
Sl6 GEO. W. BJ
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

OE SALE.-A
brick house II
n money Wante
pls. Inquire Of
lt.i ~. u.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

OR,,RENT.-1T
". cor. Sd and
u byJ, H. Fnaze
bio Offices.
| sE'Sl
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

|RotARDERS-wA
0ssI' Z OOa'ders on md
|e,s,,p. pe' week or 81
II |SSall; Y |. largo house.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
WA

MASTED.-A G
sl hOuse1trk.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
BOAR

'RoAiRDlNG-AM MA
H. - located bet. ri
SSEra SSona aud Eighth al
stUBLloAN office.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
'A , INDEED THEY ARE
GREAT BARGAINS

Every pair of the Pants o, =.
tain lots that we are, now saus a. y
to move some large blocks Of , saa,
is worth 20 or 80, though ''''
We only charge Ss.so
We only charge $s.sC,
We only charge $3.50,
We only charge SO so,
We only charge 90 SO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

lORSALE,
bat 300 =
Suitable
r.Will be sol
4 JON
/ 1903 MAE
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

kDR SaLE-A
| Warrington
th streets.
|ltl9t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

IIos:,r:.A y; "A IBLA'|
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
Old Dr.. John D0dd's
llIVlIE lEIT0TIg FHDElS,
FaniIy Medicine.

o. J Dung and middle aged ladies' suffcrin.
with Nervousness. Debility, 1witching Of tn,
muscles, Ringhg IN the EMS, slects beior,
the eyes. Spasms Mysteries, l'alpitation o
the heart, indigestion, Melancholy, Low
Spirits. Despondency, lioalache, SlccplSss-
mess. Evil Forebedings, Cold hands AMI feet
take DR., D0,ld's Powders. f.u %"
OldLadies who are tlebilitatcd and nervous
with weak body, and digestive organs dis-
ordered, causing loss OF appetite, Empower.
lshed blood, &C., try Dr. Dodd's pow,irrs an,
you VIII feel rs though you had renewed youil
age and taken new lease Of life. llFI
OLD AMI middle aged men who have krp'
late hours and have been impruent and yio.
lated the laws of health aud nature until the
vigor Of life is gone and you are prostratet
mentally an l physically and unable to attenU
TO Your business or duties OF life, take DIR
DOdd's Powders and you win feel yourself
men again. if.fiJE - tHlH -tls
Young men and women with pale and hag-
gard faces, thin in Hcsi, broken down Ii
mind aud body, with 4 shattered nervous sys-
lers and stop that loss which brings on Mel
ancholy, Fits, Insanity. Consumption anil Al
early death. They will give YOU health an,
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bloom OF youth to the cheeks, tranquility :,
the mind, anti produce sound ami refreshing
sleep. Va Iri- IN. I'll .d lpt
Men and women who are slaves to the use a
Tobacco, Liquor, Opium or Morphine, tax,
DIR, Dodd's Powders, they act as an antldot,
aSd will destroy the appetite, or taste for thu
use OF the above stimuants, which is ruinot.s
10 the nervous system. az
Price 81 90 per package or Six packages for
80, on. III yOu cannot get them of the Druggists
enclose the money to Mott, stevens Il Co., Bal
timorc, Md, and they viii be forwarded By
mail or express. ...f4 a ~, d, ..
MOTf, STEVENS & CO.. Proprictors.
Baltimore. Nd
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03

Comes, to us full of fresh, breezy mat
ter welcome guest.npon The mid
summer day. From Darley's exquis-
lite picture 70 tho eagerly sought chit
chat oil fashion il is full, of interest
and the closest scrutiny will fail TO
find one dull page. The fashions are
so numerous that every taste must
meet with it's own requirements, in
preparing summer wardrobes for
home Or hercsorts Of trayelersin the
hot season. Seasides costumes and
mountain dresses, the simplicity OF
country dress, or the elaborate toilet
of the watering place belle, can be
modelled from the illustration given
in Cooley, and the clear directions ac-
eompanying them The literary mat
ter Isl rich and varied, containing
sparkling stories and exquisite poetry
from the pens of such popular writ
ers as Estelle Thomson, Christian
Reid, James B. MARSHALL, S. Annie
Shield, Caroline Merighi, and others,
In every department there is TO be
found matter valuable 10 the fair sex,
for whom the magazine is especially
Intended, and VIC are sure our opinI
ion will be Endorsed by every reader
of the beautiful number before us.
Wcwill furnish the SopEH KENTUcK-
IAN'and Godey's LadYs Cook Tor one
year at the low price of $3.50 OH APP
llication at this office.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
Contains, the LATEST NEWS
from al Parts lof The World,
: soith Valuable Inflammation
Upon oil Questions III
the Day. RI

Il, The CeNMRcIAL has formed a
News Combination that encompasses
ythcFworlds with telegraphie facilities
far in advance Of any Newspaper evei
published in tho South. With its
large line of Press Dispatches and
Special kilograms and full and
able cross of Editorial Writers, Re-
portels and Correspondents it will
give all the News of the World
pronptlyand accurately and in such
shape as will enable its readers to
keep well abreast of the times, chron-
ieling facts aSthey are developed and
exhibiting them clearly and fearlessly
Let all who want the news during the
Presidential Campaign, which prom
Uses to be the most interesting and
important for many years, subscribe
at once for The CoMMRcIAL.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
An Enthusias Veteran.

whitehail.1 l,rlrncsl Deml Julyg

whitehall FINEST DENY July's
"Vote Tor General Hancools9 said
an yoldiyeterans 20 tl,e, editor of the
Times on Saturday last. "pote for
Hancock? Why, sir. l. :Bevers voted
anything but a Republican ticket in
my life, bnt'ifG God spares me until
election day, this right hand will drop
"a vote in for the good General who
'saved1my life at fredericksburg"
Saved your lifc?" we asked,
Glow? Sf
j.. rAh, sir, lay wounded upon the
field. Fever was parehihg NY lips.
and Igave mysclftIp aslos,. just at
that time a general came in sight, and
! uttered a deep groan which attracted
his attention. He jumped from his
horse, gave his reins to an aid and was
instantly on his knee by my side. He
quickly raised my mead and pnt his
icanteen tony patched lips. Oh, the
delicious cool water! shall never
forget it Turning to an aide he said:
Here, order an ambulance at oncethis
poorfellow must not be left here to die.
Send him to the hospital, and tell them
General Hancock orders special efforts
in his behalf Turning to me he said:
Courage, my brave man-yonr gener-
al will look out for his children,
Here | am, and General Hancock
saved my life, and he shall not only
have my vote but the votes of all can
influence"
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--------7--- ------------1--r--r- -
stonewall Jaokson's Flag.

-
% At the flag room of the war depart.
ment a few days since, says the
Washington Post, three men called,
and one of them asked TO see the corps
flag of Gen.. Stonewall Jackson. II
was handed, 10 him. III silence he
held it for some time, then, on his
knees he carefully spread II on the
floor, when one of bis friends asked
him what hc was doing, fle answ-
cred, tears, streaming from his eyes !:
Cant the father look at the son, or
the son athis father? Thisf,g my
father held when he fell upon the bat
tie field this flag my brother held he
too, died ! also carried it? where
E upon he raised his hands TO heaven
and poured outa most fcrvent prayer.
Ills friends had hard worklto get him
TO give up the flag, but when rolling
it up tit was so WORM q small piece
fell out, the officer in charge picked up
tho piece and gave it to the man, and
he departed. 1t was small act, yet
AS the officer IN charge was an, OK .un-
ION soldier, it showed anoblo feeling
and how one soldier can appreciate
tho revercntial love for bit of bunt-
ing showed by another, even when
fighting on opposite sides.
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\ A Tough Tramp.

The Chicago Times has a special
detailing exciting events in Carroll
county,Ark., by which thieyisl
tramp and two citizens lost their lives
>. w. Meyers, a farmer living in that
county, found ron creturninglto his
house from the field that It had 4beon
plundered in,his absence. lie immc
diately gave chase and ran the th,i
down in Scott county, MOS, where he
was stopping over night at the hduse
of MIR. Kimberling. lie soon had him
covered withla rifle and the tramp
smilingly said liewould surrender, but
five second later drew a pistol while his
captor was off his guard and shot him
through the heart. The tramp tlIea
escaped back into Arkansas, where
the Sheriff and eight men finally ran
him down at the house of all old man
supposed to be his father. They SUI
rounded the house and WHOM he ap
peared in the door opened fire simulta-
neously, causing the dust to fly from
his clothes but not MORALLY woundihg
him. He returned the fire with a pis
tol in either hand, and while they
were reloading took to the fields. The
posse followed him and firing another
volley, brought him to the ground
apparently dead, but when one of the
party, j. M. Jones, went up to take "a
look at the most daring man that ever
lived, the fellow pointed a pistol d.
rectly athis head and fred it Mr.. Jones
falling back dead. The desperate,
desperately wounded in several places,
soon after expired. He is beloved to
have been concerned in many dark
leeds OF late in that section.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
II WAS THE ear
But no One Could ohargs it on the
Old Lady.

Dnwn Mt Hawaii ,h,l,In.r
old woman ahout sev,,,'," Wy ,' I
ho,rdrd nn,r,i, us o",
Nnr,,,rr, ,r.,,. ''o', i-'ns'ns and
7ller lnn,m,t,n ,.n;s,o o ~, " '.i.s wy
ered hnsIsI AMI s,a n, w = 49, Wy ~
- - W" "o"i'' "ioW
haa ssareely go, sea,od Mn s,'st ~, H. S ome
se,yers W. s,,r,, so VIZ" W. s"' pas,
pMe.ow, ~ in ,has'. " n,.,. ,"'u
lnwei hv ! ..,.ss a., i'u'h'y io'-
"wnws~ t,n ,,i p""" an" , osne'
While nj, wcro Saar't Tn' ~ 'i i;''..
,hs on, ,ho IA ,t.S " uissovel
,I..na, , ~" , w." i''y 81. Us SUI as
,he s,ovsnimc 0 'rho o' a',,,s, "neau AZ
mi , ,ss.,,,aor go, aoSnu oo'lH'ue e,.,,
ha ,nca,a 49,, ~ I" poelcu around until
M,I,,m n n,.a s"' -, '.i oasNct'
,ran ons ,c,,,,.,,r =" ,aN,ns tha' Cav
asrad 80! ~ a'oihe'' Ne
What co,2sho .,o,noa
l,on,is;~s sI t,' e""piuu.
laws Of az 800 na'J Nv . .na, u".e' w, W.
so,, ,yhn ro,rs ,o' n' "e ',, W., , a po,
Tro,,. ,,,'o oa,,,, uor.s '"ii s'o"n w.
! Svr;,,on ,,''r,,'; " "np'. . S S
ma NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., p.nniss;on y, ."u Hwanp
iine of Sim '''o''o's % 'i'o'o " !"
- C;onJ ionas, .h,, ,;a..,, =.
Itbaris sha sxc,ah,,o "n''s - INV r'so,
around =" '"' '"OVN
W., 49,,
laws,as'm,o, do ho "i 'i p.n.o v, 'no
Ira ike IN son vo" ,o,, ,hat osi
IIhron,,b IN noT.,;, ~ S,t,i M 'n .,. To-
soma nne ~ M ot ,.';,s H.. nay ue
noug, ~ ;",ou.'. ia %." Jus' '"oa, i
have Won orrnstoj ii ~, H., ~, a., ~ !,
/ were Won ''' ''' '"'' "
Yes will ror 7 aor,t =, ,,,toi
break o,v law y, nv aa w" """'' "
Che az, Ia -
minute and ar ora's, u J,"I ~ e,,
'jumped ont Sbe sl;,,h,oJ nrom ,ha
head of The man who n"t nm ,be ;ob
gave him sovcra, charm i;G r .,,i , I
eancre,l 'fron, o,,o ~ "5 ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
AUGUST The leading Illustrated art
icle In the August number OF Ballou's
Monthly Magazine is The Water Mill;
a poem that is published by the re-
quest of hundreds of people who
want TO preserve 1t in some substan-
tial form. The poem has had won
derful popularity all over the conn-l
try, and oGr readers will rejoice to
see it in an illustrated form. The
next article, handsomely illustrated,
10 the visit of yachtman to the coast
of Cornwall, England, iusan Ameri-
eau yacht; and there is learned art
Gle ON Madras, India, with fine view.
OF the city and then follows a nice
summer story, called Sic Him, by
John A. Peters, fayorite writer;
Lost Overheard, by Capt. w. Ii.
Macy. the Nantucket whaleman Sun.
day Schools, their Origin and lIisto-
~, By Colonel James franklin Fits;
An Old Letter;a pretty little story,
by Anna G. Swasey; Mrs. Fancourt's
Folly, by Florence Ii Birhey and
Lost; by Louise Dupe. The other
articles are, ReeOllections ofsOthcr
Days; Midsummer; The Family
Scapegrace; Her Hero; BE Recon-
ciled a Little Music Teacher; The
Peach Orchard: Three Natural
Statues; Tricking the infidcl |: The
Resolve; The Young Peoples Story.
Tellcr.-Fred and Flossie; Toms
Grandfather: Ruthyen's Puzzle Page;
Editorial Notes; The Housekecper;
Curious Matters; Things Pleasant
and Otherwise; Cur Picture Gallery;
Published by Thomas g. Talbot. 90
Ilawley Street Boston, Mass, al $l50 /
per annum, postpaid and for sale at
alllhe news depots nihe country.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
A Desirable Target.

L.
"Iiove knows hidden paths" Iu-
deed It'does pretend to; but when
Two loving hearts are signing the
hours away in some secluded nook,
and dreaming Of d future
filed to the brim with bliss unspeak-
able, nothing shows the fallacy of
the proverb so completely as TO hear
the merry cbnckle of some young
brother who is roaming about the
forest, with bow and arrow, not like
Cupid, 10 pin two hearts together
with a shaft of love, but 10 have
good shot at the youlg mans new
plug hat and thus, disgust him with
The whole family eV Haven Reg
isteT. h4f4 11'ii iAilii
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03

M sSrEp- 4 young rod Haired lady; trayoi-.
w ing angassmenl- Apply at once, agency
The above asivertisemeht was
shown 10 II tall, beneicient looking
young man standing behinl a rail in
the Office OF Browns Dromatic and
Variety Agency at the address given.
lcalled, the reporter explained, be
cause there seemed TO be something
Unusual" A M - !
Nothing unusual about that, Inter-
rupied the tall man blaaldly.
Z But wholw'iiIts a young red haired
lady Z 1t isn't usual to advertise for
theIn in" ~rt..-,-- -
Nothing unusual, | assure you.
Charlie applied to us Tor one and
we advertised. lie runs side show
with the - circus.
Did he tell you what he wanted a
young. red. ilaiScd lady for Il side
show I: $50 - -. 49,
Certainly.
Well, can you tell me what he
wanted hcr:or? snirg 4eN
i Or course. He wanted 20 make ali
AIbinu out OF her, ~ bi wy
Don't you ,thinkthat is strange?
How strange? Here is man that
wants an Albmo. a re,i-headed girl
makes the best Albino. Here lisa red
headed girl That is willing tolbe an
Albino. Why shouldn't he advertise
for her? don't see anything strange
in that. The only thing strange
about the mattcr,is Tint OUT Of hun
dred red-headed btirls lid llave cotie
here to-day, not0s6 would consent,
10 30 with a side show. They all
wantto 60 on the stage and be Clara
Morrises. d ~ ~ FA WI#
But Albinos are not yonng red
haired ladies. Don't you think
there's something strange
Not at all, saidthe dramatic and
z variety agent IA human h,irlis a
tube nearly white and transparent
The coloring matter is inside. This
coloring matter is easily bleached out.
When the coloring matter is blcached
out of red hair it leaves q white
more notwithstanding the hair ofai
true Albino than iii the case ofother'
kinds of hair.
May I publish that Mr., Charles
wanis TO stransformris young red
haired lady' into an ,Albinos foFhisi
- circus.
Certainly Ae will have no objec.
ton, IL yau think it worth printing.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03

Are you distressed with an overloaded stom
achy Arc you troubled With headache, dzzi-
ness or constipation? Does your head ,swimi
give yon relief, II is delightful TO take. acts
pleasantly and whence onc5 used, you will
never be Without .t y
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
Or. David Hunters
Syphilitic or Blood Pills.

A specific for syphilis in all It's forms, and
every veStagc OF thu disease eralieatrd from
the system. Scrofula and all Blood and skin
diseases specihly cured. 'ftW
NGonnorrhoca eured IN two DAYS.
.Bssg" II you cannot get them Of your Drug
gist enclose the money to Mott, stevens II to-
Baltimore, Md, Aud they will be forwarded
by mail under seal or BY express. F.
MOTT, STEW EMS Il CO.; Props
gl. BALTIMORE, Md.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
An active braip..sparkliaig wit, a chcorful

An active brains sparkling wit, q cheerful
mind, brighte eye, robust body, pure rich
add MANY yharms to female society-yet. All!
how few adies tanboastof all these signs Of
health! While they remain victims to those
terrible female complaints. they viii be COM
PEELED TO be more feeble, delicate droncs usuS
society, But awake from the dark and dis
mainight of gloom that nantes your brow,
you tan be restored 20 health and happiness BY
the useof ENGLISH FEMALE BirrERs. 10
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03

EnSLtsH FRMttf RtTTTEs are intended for
yonaggiiis rs wrlla niarried la lies, WIN have
by some eN l0sare be ONE Irregular, pale and
feeble with headache, luncOirk0,u, pain IN the
siite AMI back, falling VI the womb, ur female
weakness. or cNccssrs. it, use Strengthens
aud tones the stomach, inylgoIates the nerves,
imparts non to tile blood, eOrrec,s all irrcgu
lar uterine action and removes all unnatural
distractions.
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DIR. EsENFsY MOTIFS sac
a FRENCH POWDERS

WIN cure Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel
elect, and all urinary diseases, nervous de-
bility, loss of mauhbQd, seminal emissions,
impOtency cause,l BY indistrction IN youth
exc sses, ete@ felnalei weakuess or whites.
scrofla, syphilis in all its forms, and all blood
and skin diseases, speedily cured. Gonnor-
rhoe. cured in IS hours.
Price 50 90 pcr box. sent by mail secure from
lhcrYntinn ON rnrninr of nricp
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The beautiful crimson blush of nature,
without pain. can lie impaired to the pale
cheeks Of u sickly and feeble woman, bv the
MALE BlrrERs, ~
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Foaming and Sparkling BAlLry's SALINE
ArERIENT is the cheapest and most iclighfu
in use. For dyspepsia on,l habitiba
constipation, it delights everybody.
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OLD DIR. DODD's "
Nervine and Tonic Powders

viii cure all chronic anl obstinate nervous
diseases, such as general nervous debility, in
voluntary seminal losses, caused by indiscrc-
ton, excuses, ETC., or by lascivilus thoughts
and dreams. producing great physical anil
entalweahhcss, aud often dcstroyIngbo
body anti mind, and bringing on tlimncks ol
vision, early decay, universal lassituic, inn
potency or physical ineapacity, insanit, and
consumption. Price 81 % perpackagc or sin
nm k n A.I.s for e.
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A YOUNG RED, gAlRED LADY.

WANTED AS MATERIAL FOR AN ALBiNo,
AND NOTHING sTgASGE.eR REMARK,
ABLE ABOUT IT.
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From " iHnsfrfuu ard NWrDeou.
Msreuf Jure son. isTprsAig fstvafd M Al rnsf fnffhs
trcf re fAsss. The patient whom have WE'D most
ere hes n Alnn 70 tampir has tat rceostfine, aud
tllak aaothff will vi hir, ail fisls