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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
ron cocyrr coURr CLERK

We are authorized 10 announce Mr..
Josh II. Dodds as u candidate 70 r The Office
of County Court Clerk. Election in Au-
gust.
We are auihorized 10 announce Mr.. j.
7. BYSUN. as - candidate for the Office OF
County Court Clerk of Fulton county.
at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce A NJ.
De Bow as q candidate fo- the oftce of
County Court Clerk. LiscliOn August
next.
We are authorized to announce W. T.
TAYLOR rs a cGnIilate for Clerk of the
Fulton County Court at The ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized o announce MARSHA
A. McDANtsL, as candidate for Clerk os
the Fulton County Court, at TIE ensuing
ugust election.
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ROE c0CFrI- JCDCE.

Wcaleauho rizcd TO announce c. iiUGn
LErrr WiLsJN as g. candidate Tor 1hs o''.@e
OF County Jt"lsc. lection mex august.
We are authorized 10 a3no"Hce Mr. ii.
c. BuLtx, present ineuu bent, a. n can
did.tc Tor the office o. County Judge OF
Fulton county, al tie ensuing August
election.
We are auihol lied 70 Announce Mr..
" Mkvgs ~ a candidate for the Office o.
County Judge OF Fulton county ut the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized O. announce IoSAa
MONTGOMERY as q candidate for the Office
3r County Judge. Election ia August.
w are authorized to announce Il. >
M,i.ill IL q r.udidafo for County Judge
EIecriJn ~ Monday in August.
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Tne gentleman tIidcsa De-
GElSrd.

Cath: II has been customary, e. soms
months past, to q huse tx Prcsi1eri H.y :;
but, regarding hia rs living u4an witb
. competence, with las ste and all his
children close TO- his side, win The doe
trimes ho undertook 10 es,ahIi "a stitl agi-
rating the Republican party, @oepiHt.
the Peunsy lgauiI riu /, o:-its reef. threat
ening the President Ia Nsg or';, and
bccomiue more and more the conviction
and enthusiast of tEc best people OF both
parties IN this country, il is t. he c.4ul-
isuecl that President liaye9 is = failure.
lie Was 4 failure where lie was not hon
est, but in that in which lie was honest he
wa - success. iii- dishonesty lay in Tie
powerful temptation TO take the Prssi =
Dental Office with the moral conviction
that he was not elected to it. ct when
we consider how much things would have
been unhinged by tbs want Of frames.
on his part 1T that time, Hs may conceIe
th1t the seruple he overlooked leaves on
ly i mild stigma upon him.
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CHArTAxooGt, June / While John
Henderson, = noy ,wclye years oil, was
gathering dew berrlcs N field near Co
enha.cn, Ala, Friiay, lnree eagle
s,.oopcd down upon him, and selling him
IS tho shoulders and neck with It's ialous
en.(eavored 70 carr him away. TIE BOY
fau,l-t u.aufnlly, aud onlr succeeded in
driving ,he bird away atter It ha lacera =
ted his aosh somewhat. 1t Is sand The
-. az q nest in = elf shor. disfanc,
from The sLcue Of the 1,ct, havin; in
i, two eggs, which will DO watched with
interest.
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Taken M as stray by n. J. Davis, on he
Mosco and Troy road eight miles OF Hick-
man. and one mile north of McGehee cross
roads IN Fulton County, KY, Eight BLACK
SHoATs about six months old, marked with
crop off of the left ear. and split and up
per bit in the right. Valued ut eight dol
lars. Given under my hand this March
w. B. GoRE J. p. F. c.
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UTANTED TO BORROW Wanted 10
w borrow 5000 90, for !. ,, or 8. years
Will secure by real estate, aud pay ~ per
cent. Address.
Care Courier Office.
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The decision of The Cours of Appeals
Affirming the legality Of ths Whips let
terry viii not rebound ~ no interest of
the ticket holders. ne If eur ex
changes think, as Whipns has sold the
Willard Hotel and now a. N settle up
30 cents on the dollar. Ills whole thing
looks like fraud on III. reople.- Ez.
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\ great strike Of iron workers was in
anguratel at PiusbirI June l, is 900
vockinru.el qui'tinr work ia that city
alone The strik. extends to AL points
" here iron is manufactured.
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~ OMNIISSIoNER'S NOTICE.
FULTON CIRCUIT COURT

FULTON CIRCUIT coUEr.
VIM. Barnes admir-, Pff.
W. Eqniiy.
His Heirs and Creditors DTS
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of VIM. Barnes, deceased, that the under
signed, Commissioner of the Fulton Cir
cult Court, under an order in the above
styled cause, will attend nj his Office, in
Hickman, from the date hereof until the
4th MONDAY IN JU LY next, 1882, tG
receive and hear proof of claims agains
said decedent; and that all claims no
presented to him and proven as require,
by law, within The time specified above
will be forever barred.
GEO. WARREN,
Master Com. Fulton CircuitCourt.
Hickman, KY, Mar. "a, 1882.
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f.,.r asnSs s'ooi.

View YORK, Jane f.--John d. Brumley,
n painter .airty ave yeArs Of age. weight
IG0 pounds. aud who wa m4rriej 70 'dav
jun "a fro u HE o. % Re hiEk bridge
oTs iia-iesa s.yer. fha i4rio ms the
result of a bet for che Gr.n.s .9r tho
crowd. Il stiues tla ~aisr with his
arIas clo-e io i.s sides ask his ees we're
tigAsiy crossed. and ciF .hroUs! ..s wa
ter IKE hsl f.em eanncs. BnrinG re
descsui nc turued We so.nersau!ts. lie
was oxen from The water in ~ uncon-
scious condition. hui was not hurt either
internally. He was intoxicated, and the
police arrcslsd him anj will prefer
charge.
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TYR irou-uolkers' strike in St. Louis
viii create IA army OF 10000 idlers, and
oa these IS an army q four
times rs izs It ~omen aul chillreu.
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NAULERg ATTENTION!
TEAMS WANTED,

The Hickman Lumber and Manuiac' ut-
ing Company of HirkmHp ~. nave
steady employ ment at good wages for
a - GS TIE 4 MS
to n owe the Lun5 Der from Iheir mills sliua-
ted 10 and 3 miles from Hickman. 500
per 1000 feet for thoroughly dry mn Der
at the farther mill. ST. per 1000 feet
for The lumber at the ten mile mill
equivalent to that amount per day
80 good pulling two horse teams.
Cash every iold-F.ee wagon yard al
Hickman S,ables at the mills for those
who come soon enough TO secure them.
Steady employ ment fro.n this date until
the roads get bad again next winter
Hickman, Ky, Iay 18th, 6S2.
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ANNOUNCER sGN'Fs.
FOR SAERIFF

We arc authorized TO announce c.
JouNsox as a candidate for reelection TO
the Office OF Sheriff OF Fulton county.
Flee ion drst Monday ia august
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For SaIe!!

fine lot of MACHINE Oils, including
LARD OIL-GoLDEN MACHINE OH, and LuBRr
eating OH, at bottom price.
81. ]. W. COwGlLL, Druggist.
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GAFi7,aIaG- cad.

Ro,tr june 5.--f'n f.eyirc 90 tts death
81 Garihsls!. fhy Fore .n4i2es silsGt
awhile, aud ikep .ising MS e-es 81 lea
ven, said: ..Thtra has rche .n4oihs fgTro
OF revolution. Ga, COL, .e mereiial G
hilu.
The Vatican ora:.-, iIg Eoes BELLA
veriia. says: ''Gari.siii vas o,e 81, lie
most determined, la, ulso abe f'ssAesi, "f
cur advefsaries. Mi from Aim ri're lie
heaviest blows Id lii'esest -trol.f.es. lie
was 70 hynocriis. My he prayers OF
his pious meIher have sIanofhea the last
monlcuts Of her sons agiizteJ Efe."
Trieste di.patea says; An al or
fan. the lndei eneat having appeared
with blark hordsr because Of the death
,-f ,iari-..' Ii, has Aaen confseated by she
ss.isOris.es. All concerts and psrfar-
mances II the heaires are stopped. Nc
reason i assigned for this ,stioa. Cirsa,
excitement prevails. MI shops are closed.
Soae disfLIi@a-es occurred Saturday
evening, aud several arrests were made.
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Ile i.sA-st range o. CONTAINS Is the
Riiauia q. the lne,," elevation beiug esti-
mated from 1000 60 $4,000 frci.
The lofie- ,aonu,aiu Is Mount Eyerest
OF Guerisanser. ~ he Himalaya range.
LAYING al elevation Of 29,002 feet above
'he sea evel.
TIE lArgest city -, the.worli is London.
lfs population nun,l err 500, ST. -ouls
NV S1ik, with population OF phoG.
ESQ 900, comes 9TH in the list Of great
cities.
TIC largest heater {. the new opera
house in Paris. 1t covers nearly three
acrss of ground. rs crbi macs j. Z PSI
900 feet. 1t cost ABOUT ~, 100. 600
francs
The laresat suspension bridge viii, be
he Que now binding between New York
City and Brooklyn. The length Of The
main span is SO fee, six inches. the
entire eugib of The bridge 5,9S9 feet.
Tbs lof.ie,t active volcano is Popocata.
: roii-.smo,ng mouniain"-thitiy Eve
mile. sapthwest or Puehla Ae=ieo. It l.
4 Isl Zee above ihe sea level ,ul has -
! cr'ter hrsr t'ils. il circumference and
l.0oO fee deep
Ths l-rgcsi island IN The vcrl ,, which
l. sl'o regarded as centincpt. j, Aus
7 i:aliA Is is 2,500 miles in length from
sas' 20 west. aud 'oe4surrs l $50 miles
from north 20 south. LIS area is 5,9Si,-
+ PSI square miles.
1Ae largest sran Of wire in The world
= 'Set .oi Z. .tlegralh in India over he
/ ij'et assn h, between FezOr..I and sec
Mag tii..i. II y more ihuu ak thousand
rs iens. aud il stretches tetwcen two
hii'-' GAGS = waica j. 10 fec high.
The largest university i Oxford in
nglana, IN he eiiy Of the same name.
h.'y I've miles from London. l. consists
Of iNeaiy one colleges ans eve halls.
oxtafd "aS q aeal ef learning - carly as
The time OF i.'i~srI the Confe.sor Uni
ysrs'iy college claims 10 have bsen
founded Is Alfred
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09

A. II. BROWN & CO, have built an Ice
House, and viii keep Lake Ice through
the summer At reasonable rates. Call and
get your ice.
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No 90 Il elllsEE."

II is unde1s ood that bis Excellcncy lie
clined to entertain any Of the proposals
ON the grounds that he could not oonsider
them nor take action in he matter until
j; cnms before him from The law officers
Of the western PAT Of tbs state.
The conferences we're please nifty con-
busted, from ~ acaounis and i, Is said
Mrs. Samuels shovel roae of he violence
Of feeling generally atntbnied 20 hcr-
Mrs. James also produced = very fAv5v- Die
impression ny her gen.leness and lady
Ike demeauor.
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LOWER and LOWER.

All kinds of Groceries-hams, sides, &c,
as cheap as the cheapest. | will not be
undersod. JOHN WlTTiNG.
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The author Of "See That My Grave is
Kept Green" is in Jail At indianapolis
lie now sings "See that my hash is kept
Clean
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Jane, Gordon Bennett has presented
the willow of lieut.. DeIeng, late com
mandsr Of the Jeanette, With $4,000 in
government bonds. WHO but an editor
could have been guilty of such princely
generosity?
Broad street merchants wife yesier-
day gave hir the follow ng letter, with
instructions that il should not be opened
until he got 10 his place Ct hnsiness. 81
am forced TO tell you solaethimg that |
know will trouble you. but | know il is
NV iufv TO do so. [ am determined you
shall know il, let the result be what it
may | have known for week that this
rial was coming, but kept il TO myself
until to day, when il has reached 8 crisis
and cannot keep il any longer. You
must no, cen IRE me too harshly, for you
must reap the benefits as well a. myself.
do hope il wont crush YOU The -four is
all Out. Please send ne some This after
noon | thought that by this method you
would no, forget it. The husband tele
PhOnsd forthwith for a barrel of the best
-four in the market to be sent 10 his home
instahter.- NasbriUs AmTt-an.
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Dolly Warden Saloon.
+. NJ. Jones. Proprietor

Keeps the finest best, freshest brands
of Beer, always on tap. Cigars, end To
baccos. Polite and attentive bar-keepers
Patronage solicited.
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Padncnh.e Rmnget.

PAD Can, June 3.-On TLursdaynf COL
nmhus a eoiored train boy was crushed TO
death heiwecn two care, his body being
issrti!fT IiAugtesf
Tie 5vler OF Loves saw mill. IN Dyer
comfy. Tenn, exploded Thursday. kill
lng Mack Elrois Charley Stevens and Tom
Graham, and dangerously wounding sew
sral others, and making complete wreck
OF the mill Tie same day in the same
county JOHN Powers was murdered hy
John FitzLu.h The murderer is undo r
arrest.
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Tnr superior Court convention meets in
H,ptins,in,, June SO. The county con-
ventiou June ~.
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VAo Prophsoy d the GreyhOund.

Richard II. Of England, had g grey
hound, ceile2 NAH, saaiiful beyond
measure. who would ut rotice or follow
any one hut the king. Whenever the
king rado sbrpas the greyhound was
loosed by the paE.scn 7y',o had MIN in
charge, and ran Instantly to ceress him,
by placing his t1yo fcIe fse1 on bis siloul-
ders. II fell &C t1..t ls & kng ard tbe
Duke % LsDccsTsr = 1re con ersing IN the
court CT the castle. their horses being
ready for tneri e lrlo,ab, to greyhound
Was M .ie.l, e-st 1.sssad OF running az
usual - .ia '-5rr ? .eft hiIn and leaped
70 the Duke q Ear SISTERS shoulders,
paving hi,a oscry cosrt. ard caIessing
! m as he for.at. " used to cares the
Ling The duke '.ot acquainted with this
greyhound. asaa the king the meaning
oi ;uis fondnsss, saying:
s.What does this nIean?"
'Colsin. replied tho ling, sit means
4 great deal for you, and very little for
me"
"Eow?" said tic duke; s'pray explain
it."
81 understand by It, answered the
lisg, ''thFt this greyhound fondles and
rays lis coG1t 70 Yos, this 3ay. rs kingof
England. whiS' yor VII surely be, and
shall DO deposssi; FOR the natural instinct
OF the dog shows it TO him. Keep him.
therefor, 10y your side. for he viii now
leave ms aud follow yon"
The Duke of Lancaster treasured up
what the king said, and paid attention. to
the greyhound, who would never more
follow Richard of Bordeaux, but kept by
the side of the Duke of Lancaster, as was
Witnessed by thirty thousand men,
Chronicles ~ FroiSsart-
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The Democracy Of Graves ccueiy have
never yet made record O. he .sha ,eC
OF aud 1T this late hour IL iiirot De pail
ell and hauled aror4. hy EtpUri. 1e-
The Republicans latter -aeu--i.t tLat
they are pretty sharp, LIS, ih,y won -
bic 10 reduce Henry la oJi,y il this
oCunty.-.Fc "a D.
The New York Worl, thinks tie surest
an, tis so way 70 get rii Of polygnry
in Iiaa s. {, --i; uHl!' e. e C-rti.e, get
se.i-iesr' ,.r;--ret in ,1-l l,itit,ry 20
b iaas.
N's=-~f itcnvs-,-,.i not bolt Ai.- caucus
Fn"rainativh or JAS. -. BECK, while mem
bef q Tie &c islatCre.
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1gExm JAMES.
his s.isc a..s!- sEethe,- Entervied GOV.
<Ests@ Essfcn.

lAkS - <---hs 49, -h@sSA ~ - - - .
Sr.t;" 2stcn-
rJer,rsoa City o-i to =. Louis I.eipbl'eau.l
~. C.:,.k James and Mrs. Ssmuels,
nccs 14;es - Police Commissioner
Graz ssd A.s-s'l' CO. : 'i~pty. nr~ivet
herc ia-, afeh: from sac wesi, and dis
ra,-siae lie ps- ...t.5! the Executive
sltce Cd acre -leso'e1 wi,'rh' E->ear
eLcy ior sev>rai hours. ILr Csjec OF
re ,ou fete..ee, on the rari OF Mrs. James
Rnl 2Ils. Naa.re.s, wa, nf course TO
IS cure ss0a, se CoverrOs some kind Of
rrciaise of Ezoeuiiyo clemency o. Frank
Jaues. Il IS SAID tie vl,it was made at
lie irsta&ce OF Mrs. SanHeis aioac; Lat
SIC inqi,y a;ued Mrs. janes' consent to
accompany her. 1t is also undersia oil
That Mrs. Samuels presented proportions
Of her own, which she wished TO urge up
on the Governor, but that The real propa-
silions bich James friends dssirs ! en-
tert.-iutd are N 'ir. F.ire's Fess ION
Mr. Ha;rc arrived last night ana liled
'poa i Governor early this roiiHug,
amt sgl 4if;ei rrcpc sit'eas vesi rs fgoi
N:eu-s az he outlaw, who are also friends
Il law and cI'lcr, N regard 90 allow ing
Lin 20 return 10 tLr S.ase aRl live peace
aa.y.
THREE PROPOSITIONS
we're maze bS air. uHlrt. AZ ths instance
u parties who do not endorse nor Srs in
sympathy with Frank James so far - bis
esitacs sre coi cerned, bot who believe
that - tae ie@1l OF Jesse James, aud The
breaking rp Of nv band, the State has
y.ndicAiei her good ,.a-4-c a-.i 10 lonien-
c. TO Frank would 20 Tl1r~Srh,ic reiicy
AZ this time and iond 30 ,f- y yos..s- AKA
eniS; &c londi iOi.s Of heSr $3.50 y ttc..s
could rot lie ascertnin"d ~, pan. est aIa
lis ExceiicUS- down reai ingf O., .mperse
an lLai lSsrt ct the sulJ.ci Mr.. Anire
acclinsl to give any Information "a tie
subject OF lis caufeyc 3, lut expires. cd
himself ..s hei;evif t'.e e;. .icafi9u would
ilye its 'eYce vi,L tie ixscgiivo ans
sooner or later result -. s.e or:ly.
An interview Win " 3. James and
Mrs. Samuel, Mas Grmly dscliaFd an,
Mars i@i Murnl3 and - meisaicnc- raj.
would lave uo,liur j. s-y o. be suli- Ct
The Govsrn.r le'iaea also to he inter
viewed ether on tke suiie- o resull oil
the conferences Aae wifh aim a.. goui,
say nothing further than 10 %: v 40
what IL has said before "Thsrs vii 81
NJ pardon urtil after conviction, and
will make
No EAsH PsoMlsEs."
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Rl,.,., .,.,,oo his vsr paint Iran
dieL.s U. -al calls bis friends
IA b,,sia ", /, ,y,y genotrat
MN r-..,.
We have no. r"fuSet 20 SUPP -,
for Appellate Clerk, h"t We O.. i"s'1'
way To- ~ ae.s..a5ie man.-Ste.gord
Jou,1al.
Two /, 49, ns.s,ra.i. n s?apers of
Laasas - rsfuso o Support Captain lien
~. Tae ~ "a signi-oH" .h as in"ch as
Louisville Vas The sseue OF Capt. Henry
unhappy exploits.
- sicbt IN the Treasury
.ss. -'.,J - y ding epi,aph for tbs
Isl Legishtnre. Acc"rdiug 70 he hgnres
furnished tle Courier JoHiAt ~ ts
Frankfort sia'istlei-H' re Io'al e'It o.
The haze departed s. a. ga - l'et - 49,
Sir,se fbraal
w ,res, 40 81. .o,oca that m
t,..,.,...i..., I'll, n.ith.r
- fIell,,,., ial cone
-. -. -..,,,. ~ "a So These
tro sreai ,,tess.eu rc7rind one fore4l5
OF PAIR oi J., itc et .ii ca ilal : ever
" siiek o. Cat - ''*' 't
Representative Walton, Of Boone oouu-
~, observes the praise Of al, he A-'FiAS
'erasa DER 'e The poor q Iaat coun 80
me an""h' Of pay drawn during the au-
J'''"''s"' % me Leg 'S''1, efe 'oT 'he AZ
80, ""u ~ ."e "''tu"Y ~ ~,
- "'''0 ~
la reference to the opposition of some
le.burg Echo saws.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
Market Removal.

After some time spent in ascertain
ing the opinions Of our citizens living
along the line Of the present market
and along the lines of the proposed new
market, it is evident that very large
majority of the people are opposed TO
the removal of the King street market.
A very large majority of the business
men and property owners along King
street are opposed to tho removal from
King street, and the farmers who at
tend the market, and are presumably
the most interested are almost mani.
nous in opposition TO removal. Along
French street too large majority OF
the manufacturers, business men and
property holders are opposed TO the
market On that street, On Madison
street large majority of the business
men and property holders have peti'
toned for market This is about The
condition Of the markets at the present
time and Indicates a general sentiment
against the removal of the market to
French stree, a general sentiment
a4aingt removing it from King, ana d
general sentiment in favor Of Madison
street. In view Of this general mani
festatiOn of the desire of the people
generally, the City Council, which
meets tonight, should pause long be
fore acting against the strongly ex-
preased will OF the people The resi-
dents Of King street are not averse,
and tho people who attend the markets
are not averse TO putting up with some
| liasle inconveniences rather than to try
a new place, whore perhaps there may
Oe even more inconYeEienccs, 1t is
hard then 10 see why the market should
be removed And because majority
Of the people along Madison street and
a majority west Of it want market on
that street, there is no reason why the
wish of the majority Of the people
should not be respected. A market on
that street may rot be as good as the
market on King street for some time to
come, but it will at any rate be the uu-
cleus of a markell start tor better
one to follow. We cannot do without
street markets, the day for market
houses exclusively has not yet dawned
uron Wilmington, and while we are to
have street markets, why not have
them where a majority of the people
want them-on King and Madison
streets? a Jersey and truckers
market can be as easily established
with the general market on King street
as If established on French street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21

.n's FL
H. Sin6
b front A
bn's fu#
nderwel
latest u
N. Mr.
IT to nj
ublic, b
ps the N
and SCI
lille be \
he court
I'd an "
His mot /
ash. I'll
Or the oil
KEN anti
T.. g. III
sbyterifI
nge pull
). G. IN
PresbtS
will II
10 30 III
ing setI
,unt of H
Church,
the DIR. II
Daily Republican., 1882-12-21
T'XEII 1&TGs5T'
KIDNEY LIVER kiEDEGINE
NRYER KNnMN TO FAIL.

j had suffered twenty years with severe
disease Of the Kidneys; before using Hunts
Remedy two days was relieved, and am
now wellr JOSHUA IUTHiLL.
"Hy physicians thought that was para.
lS red on one side. ! was terribly afflicted
with Rheumatism from 1859 to 1880. ! was
''' - STEPHEN q. MASON.
"My doctor pronounced nay case BriRhts
Disease and said thatI could live Only forty.
eight hours. tneO took Hunts Remedy,
and was speedily cured Nj. uOoDSPEEp.
"Paying suffered twenty years with kidney
disease, and employed various phy'icians
without bCng relieved, was then cured by
Hunts Remedy" SULLIVAN FENNER.
y have been (. realty benefited by the use
OF Hunts Remedy. For diseases Of the kid
nevs and urinary organs there is nothing su'
perior." A. II. NlNkEkSON.
81 can testify to the virtue Of Hunt'S Rem
edy in kidney diseases trom actual trial, ,haV
ing been much benchttteS thereby
kIv. L. a. TAYLOR.
u was unahlo to arise from bed from an
attack Of kidney discRso. Tho d0ctort could
not relieve me was finally completely
cured by using H. nt'S Remedy"
FRArK n. DICKSON.
have suffered extremely with kidney
disease: after Hsirg Hunt Kennedy two days
was enR JED 70 resume buSIDets.
GEO. r. CLARK.
81 sold In tive y srs t83l4o) thirty three
Thousand, one hundred and twenty bottles Oj
Hunts Kennedy ltiER valuable medicine
for kidney disease" " Is BLhEDlNG.
Ono trial will conyIRcs yOu. Few
sale by all DrHSgists. send for Fham'
phlet TO
HUNTS REMEDY CO., ProvidsD 90, &. l.
Prices. ~ OeRts and 8I.26.