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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25

For October, ia peculiarly attractive,
varied in its contents, prof lsely illus
rated, and, altogether, most inter-
esting and edifying number A char
acteristic article by the editor (Dr.
Talmage) "Shams in Religion; No.
XII. Of Religious Demon stration in
the United Staies-What is the Chris
tian Church or, Who are the Disci-
pies of Christ ~; "The Kingdom Of
Chosen; "The Life aud Character
of General Robert L. Lee; "Mount
Vesuvius and Around Naples: San
ia Fee and its Church" and the con-
tinuation of"Among the Nations of
the North" are prominent articles,
many of them finely illustrated. Mr..
Burkc's Nieces" is continued, and
there are stories, sketches, essays, etc,
by Harriet Brown, A. L. Alexander,
Eben Z. Rexford, +. NJ. Holmes, etc.,
and poems by Annie Mltheson. A. L.
Dennis, Mrs. w. Fawcett, Charles d.
Bell, ID. d, ect. Ia the Home Pulpit
is a Sermon by Rev. DR.. Talmage
and brief articles, paragraphs, and an
entertaining and instructive miscella-
nv make up this admirable number.
Ir ce Is cents, or $3 a year, postpaid.
Address, MRs. FRANK LESLIE, Pub
Usher, $3.50 ana 81 Park Place, New
York.
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She postmarter general has ordered
that two and three cents stamps and
stamped envelopes of the present de.
signs will continue to be valid after
the LIST ofOctobcr, and must be &C.
cepted in payment of postage when
ever offered. The Scent stamp may
be used in combination with other de.
nominations on letters requiring
more than one rate of postage, and in
parcels ofthe third and fourth class
matter.-Evansville Journal.
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The young doctors who have be, IL
let loose from the school on a confd-
ing and physic loving public are likely
to try many experiments very inter-
esting to all except, perhaps, the sub.
jectsofthcm. They remind one of the
illiteratc fellow who, on being told
that certain patient was GONZALES
cent, said, "Why, that is nothing.
can cure convalcscence in three hours.
Chicago News.
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Have you card. sir? asked the
door-kecper of the House. The man
looked a little surprised and answered
Card Pho, l don't carry a pack.
Where are you from ? inquired the
door-ktclcr. Nothc Caloliry. WEI
the reply. What do you do in
North Caroline when you 90 visiting
Don't you scnr in your card to the
man yOn want TO see? The tar-hcl
laughed outright. Lor' massy
he exclaimed. Why. we ride up to Q
'cller's fence and hollrr to him to ii,
his dog, and then light and 90 in.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
A D:urhter's Misery.

"Eleven Years our daughter suffered on
bed Of misery,
"rrom a complication Of kidney, liv r rheu.
matte trouble ami Nervous debility. "Unde,
the care Of the best physicions. "wao CAV,
her disease various names.
'But M relief
Ami now she is restored to us in good health
by as simple remedy AZ Hop Bittrrs. that
we hal shrnned for years before using it,
The PARENTS.
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How are YOU and your wife COM
ing on? asked q Galveston man of a
colored man. She runs me off, boss.
What's the matter? / am TO blame,
boss. | gave her a white silk dress
and she got so proud she had no use
for me. She lowed l was to dark TO
match the dress.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
TheSouthernMutu
LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF LOUISVILLE, KY.

j. b. TEMPLE, LII. THUSTIN,
President. Secretary.
$. 7. WILSON, W. F.rAT1ON,
General Ag't Agent.
"a comparison of the statement of
this company with that of the precc-
ding year will show TO its patrons
that the confidence extended BY them
to its management has not been mis-
placed. Its Investments are judi
ciously made. The management.
whilst liberal, is prudent and con-
servativc, and its ability to carr, to
maturity its contracts is not matter
of doubt, but always capable of a
practical demonstration. 1t should
be a matter of State pride that this
institution, the only one of its kind
operating under Il Kentucky charter,
and holding in trust such a large
sum for our citizens, should be fos-
tered and upheld by the people of this
Statc.-Insurancc Commissioners Re-
port, 1882, pc. 8.
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Did She Die.

NO.
"she fingered and suffered along, pinli q
AWAY all the time for years."
"The 'loct RS doing her M good;"
sand ut last wasrnrel by this Hop Bitters
the papers sav sn much about"
''lnlred! Iniec,,!'
slow thankful We should be for that medi-
cine
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25

INVENTORS l s',arn.s hn at Law M3 and
laicnt Solicitors. Washington. d. G., for re
ferrnc, AMI advice. sent Free We attend ex
clusIvell IT, Patent business. Reasonable
terms. Reissues. lnterfcrenccs. ard eases or
ircir,l IN other hands n specially .'ayen's So.
licitcd. send mWle or sketch and description
for opinion ms to pairntahilit,. Tree uf charge
We refer tn the Commissioner of Patents ali u
to Ey-Connisstoners. Established 1856
bee. il3lh ISL.
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TO CONSUME lives.

The advertiser having peer permanent,
cured OF that Urea lliseasr, Consumption. b,
nsinne remedy. IL anxious to make known t.
its fellow sufferers the means NJ cure. 10 nil
who 'irHire IT, he will send copy Of the prc.
rcription used, tfrrc VI rhnrgc.) with the III
re, tlnns Tor preparing AMI using thesamc.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
a CARD

1883 has witnessed the Sewing Machines sine,
ne iuclon therefore isio your interest examine
t ana ae improved Machines. To that call nj my
ee ana sec the Machines have write
hrstas machn, regular
premiership at the Sewing Machine fitted up sop in Hon
Gsvie WIN all the tools repair all kinds Sewing Machines
uo 'hc est OF work aud
related TO ne Sewing Machine aud work
ha' he VIII be To interest bring shop Besides
anier myself have In employ the
% III inc STATE OF Kentucky full supply of Parts
Always on hand In buying
vng in an uncertainty for the Machines attention YOU can
write me or leave word ut my shop and win be attended once have
1 ~ patents OF my own get up which all the Machines
you wish bhy machine all ask examine nv Ma
cn AZ my office or at house Having and travelling
m t ie viii be no trouble for to bring you show YOU
What II VIII do, and then can be your Judge
Np -. Respectfully,
~ D-ih wnlihg to me state where you live. c. r. WEST
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PRESENT POWER.


Uanied 1O-Dd..
comfort il never in hurry. Pain and dis
t:rss are IN hut haste II H. tn the ''Irirnd Ia
neei'-tne frienI who does something new
That the old a,lagc pays The compliment Of be.
ing 'ltriend in'l,cd" That The, do hot kerl
the sufferer IN susI G Ise Is the sai lent excel.
lrnce ~ BENSDN'S tATCINE PURDl .
PL\SrER>. he plasters uf other DAYS
whether porous or otherwise aii-.iW nj,
until Tomorrow: Wecan promise hUtbiuv an
he spur of the nnmcnt." But pain unrelieved
like hope deferred. mskeih the heart sick. Ben.
sons piasters act on application. The, per.
m"htc. soOthc. warm and heal, containing, A.
they de-. chemical aud medicinal agents ~ III,
highest efficiency. Their motto Is now, and III,
genuine have The word CAP, me cut IN The
bnii'llc uf each plaster. Price rs cents. SEA
mry ~ johnson, Chemists, New York.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25

In New jersey. last Thursday, a
rufIian assaulted a citizen with brass
knucks. At the same moment TWEEN
ty-four hours later, he had been ar
rested, tried, sentenced, confined in
State prison and was pcgging away
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
CLUB LIST.
EXCHANGE scINTILIAT1oNs

No wonder Gould is such great
waterer of stock-he used to drive a
milk wagon.-State Journal.
No matter when and where misfor-
tune may overtake you and trouble
assail, you can always find sympathy
in the dictionary.-Breckenrid
News.
A young lady in Tennessee is said
to weep constantly, and yet constant
ly gaining in flesh. Her fat, we sup
pose, is laid on in tiers.-Brecken-
ridge News.
"Whoevcr handles cards plays on
the brink of a precipicc," saws Mr..
Tying. Brother Tying thus ar h'y re-
fers to the seductions of bluff game
Glasgow Times.
George E. Whit. of Elliott coun-
ty, would rather be D,pr-kccper of
the next House of Representatives
than dwell in the tents of his native
cOunty-for the time being.-Kcn-
lucky Democrat.
A new song begins thus II led her
out beneath the stars" We see moth
ing in that to brag about if he had
led her out above the stars then it
would be feat worth MENTIONING
Bowling Green Gazette.
A woman says very few men have
the slightest idea how to hold baby,
and we don't suppose one in hun
drei has the slightest desire to hold
ono. If it is female baby he is will
ing to hold il after it reaches the age
of seventeen vcars.-Butler County
News.
The jacksonville Times advises
Secretary McCarty to marry. Easy,
easy. Isn't the state librarian charm
ing widow? Do you suppose Nc. ac-
ceptcd Office from greed for position?
1t is clear you don't know the sly old
coon as well as we Notwithstanding
News.
"Pull down your vest" should be
changed to "pull down your Jersey"
though the average girl don't have to
be told that often. Every one we see
is industriously working to keep hers
in place, but when she gets it there it
looks just too awfully too too sweet,
Provided she has the right kind of a
fignre.-Interior Journal.
The Glasgow Times is astOnished
that the Clark County Democrat
should hold Ex-Governor Blackburn
up as great man. Nothing so Won
derful in that. Blackburn appointed
the senior editor of the Democrat to
lucrative position (railroad commits
sione), and commissioned the Junior
editor colonel breckenridge News.
The word ''bigamy" came from
this: A good many years ago, may
be longer than that. to be precise, a
man was brought before court by
his wife for msrrying another wo-
man, whom the boys all called Big
Amy" The judge then styled the
charge "bigamy," and it's been going
by that name ever since.-Geo. Dittoc.
Coy BLACKBURN visited DR.. TAI
IMAGES church at Brooklyn Sunday. |
He sent his carl up to the distinguish
ed preacher that he might see him af-
ter services. An usher invited the
Governor to the pulpit Just before the
hymn was sung. As he marched up
the aisle the congregation sang"While
the lamp holds out to burn, the vilest
sinner may return.'-CJuricr Jour-
MI.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
BOOKS 100000

" LUMES,thr choicest literature Of the worli
lOO- ages analogue free. Lowest pricrs ,Ner
Known. Nor sole b, dealers. seri for rXami
nv ION b lore payment IN evidence Of Y I'D
faitil. JOHN u. ALDEN, Publisher.
l.. ~. bon 1877. ~ tvspl ST., y. Y,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
"Rourh on Rats"

Clears out rats. mice, reaches, flies
ants bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks
goghers, liz. Druggist.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
"Blo'iupaiba."

Quick complete cure, all annoying
kidney, BlaIler AMI Urinary Dis
ease. 81. Druggists
Fax L,,li,s 5iill7 Mlyazins.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
Father is Getting Well.

my daughters say:
'Iiow much better father is since he used
Hop B,tcrs."
III" is getting well after his long suffering
f'om disease declared incurab O."
"\nd we ara so glad that he used your Bit
ters-A LADY of Utica. MY.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
> AYEN

y, 4. Lehman, Solicitor Of american and
and Foreign PATENTS. Washington. D.C. All
business connected with Patents. whether be-
FIRE the Patent q lice ar the courts, promptly
attended to. No charge made unless paienl
Ia secured may l5'S3-if,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25

m TnE WORLD warren STATION.
Ia KAEkY PACKAGE Is the fastest
In CUkAVselling article In the market,
Contains Is sherts Note PAGER,
- Envelopes, Pencil. Fen. Holder, ren aud n
iianlsome piece " Jewr ~. Retail price 25
cents Four dozen Tor $500 a watch guar.
70 cents. In one ar two cent postage rtn,n,,.
we VIII send u cohlctc sample package, with
r',.gant Colt Plntu Sleeve JrttUni, Gold
ilht,d studs, Gold Plated Collar tuition.
handsome wan h l'ain Gold Plated Il Ing and
~ giant scarf Pm, Register large amounts
IN pag' Illustrated Catalogue OF Guns. self
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PIrTsFoRD, MASS, Sept. %, 1878.
SIRs-I have taken Hop Bitters and
recommend them to Others, as
found them very beneficial.
MRS. j. w. FULLER,
Sec. Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
PaTker's Tonic

Makes fast AMI firm friends Of all WHO use 1t.
'h'ig"lntrs the III inrts, Live, Bowels an,i
'ionach ani purii tn. Blod, Ilease. The
palate. sti's the ciromiatiui aud cheers IN,
MIMI. 10 women an aged persons ~ i'm
l,h'tS strength aud ho.mfulnrss. The b.st
grown anihioir TO he liquid habit. soc. and
VI sac. lll'CON Il 20. New i,k,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
TIRED ALL OVER,


"h"f Rested and Refresh Il a Urary Man
Ia Memphis.
'No, II never amounted 10 AT acute main.
small Oi N, back" wilt Mr. James Thnnns
~ 70. ~ Madison street, M,mphis, Tenn,
"rliis was NJ old experience, aud life be.
came duli music. I was tired All over. with
pain III the lower limbs. and n habit Of l,ing
awake 81 nights Recently tried one o,
BESSpN'S tAPIlNk POROUS PLAsrERS
anh wns decidr'll, relieved within tweut, :
four hours. II may have been i'roy,dpn,e
HAT 'lt,i the work, hut give the credit 10
b'nSun's porous piaster." Mr.. Thomas rpyrr-
ntial i'lra dues hun rre,iit, but l.r yidrn,e
.orks b, agents, and Among them Brnsnn,s
riastrr innks frat Ar an external remedy. IL
acts quickly IN relief nhIi healing, and rem
de's M bfter worth living. Price rs cents.
CAfCINE. Nsk your nhi sirinn about it.
senhnry y johnson, Chemists, New York
aug 2l-lw
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Farm for Sale!
445 Acres of Land,

situated IN Christian county, m Little River
"a mites East NJ linpklnsvIlh,. IN the Russell
VI "a This farm is In n high state II cui-
tivatinn; 2in acres cleared and balance In
g'"h Timber Has u splra lid iva story frame.
dwelling. and all necessary cut buildings
cabins stables. two t'hacco barns, grnnar,
COW house, etc. 4 spring Of never failing
water In h" 'arl. aud siork eater in ever,
y ~. IL IN a. goa nei 'hlh,rhno Us m, in
the county, AMI j., wiihrl. n very Il liable
country hume. and one " the he's, st"rk 'ainls
In southern Krnturky. Price $1,000; ore
hiri cash haance in one AMI two Years, at Q
per rent. interest.
Ca on T. l.. GR vi w, Caskv. Nv or "
y. OK III wv an'l L. Np>EIY. fAirvicw,
KY, Executors OF John Graham, DECEASED.
Jul, 3-tfl
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gpaec. Farewell, old man, "Dis-
ro,,ed unepowncd and sconrged. mus
aain 40 ,vo loyoto thee to the ipfer-
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25

81 he pr ,mised Shelton dcpu'ysh'p.
but we don't know that he did, though
a..o,d law 81 pldon'a
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-06-20

1EJgS pF TIE lTKEK III
IN. u slsIil ionisis III bold safe
Co a4e sion n Nashvilie 3 y 2zd N
aaHt Az EVWM
SO Hsvnesw orth, the Presidents
sister. tsnFht sehool1n South Carolina
before the war .qIfzs-81 aoD hua .
The President has appointed WA >
RsuIbac. Of North Carolina, Secretary ;
oftEe Civil Service Commission. i
4r la.,,;eo and Ms. Field have Left
Washipgton for California They e1-
pect to 90 to Japan during the summer.
senatofTafFE1dIIsI sOis, james 9.
Fair, Jf., ard Char,es falr' were pas
eprsrs on the steamer Adriatic fer Eu-
rope on the sth- .
More than one year has elapsed since
the curtain first rose on the noted farce
known ss 80 s'StaF Route lE'a's'5 aile
the 81 is-t1ot yet
Cass.us NJ. Clay, Of Kentucky, i the
same fiery Cassius as Of old. some one
having stolen his sheep. he offers re-
ward eI 500 "l1r -Ee discovery ~ me
el-.s-raaL 7r livs-
Fred Douglass being at a meeting Of
white clergymepfn Boston the other
daF Vas SsdIed On for a speech = ''No,"
a. .sTl. Il came here merely 70 give
color 70 the OCCASION"
During the rnonth Of May CO, 1913 ion
migrants arrived AT New York, de-
crease Of Il. $40 as compared with the
sane mont.l last wear. On the first
dsvor this month the arrivals number
el ISIS.
IN. Bossssc IErbtl sessssa to u,
Rcrubiieans WHO Wish TO run Robert J.
Lincoln. son Of Abraham Lincoln, ~
Prssiden-, that they take Gen. Charlie
Hamlim. son Of Hannibal Hamlin, 10
Vice President, aud repeat the ticket o
1sCo-Lincoln aud Hamlin-
wants James, Of INC notorious Jane
gang, is 10 be tried At Gallatin, Mo, Of
the ISM last. There are three indic'
mCuts aruinst hTuls one iut N'l4AN6
dseisy,W ssfsII, JUDY l5di 1ssli o.
fsr tifiihs 4 stone>eutter named No
MILAN, duriue the Winston train TOT
berry, and enc for killing shrets 'easaIs
Of the Dxvtess County Savings tnsutu
tion in December, 1883.
P.J. Shelby, who served as one OF IN
Jurors in the Guiteau trial, has becom
iusAne and vas .conveyed to An asy
fum Iast wfeS gHb Insanity has bee
gradua11y developing ever since III
hanging 81 Guiteau, which event seen
eli TO have a powerful effect on min
that before that time had never show
the slightest symptom % weakness 81
fore the trial he frequently express
great rcpuguance 10 serving on
jury that was 20 try E'rnsE for his lii
aud after the trial be became morbid Q
the subject Of being in part responsible
Tor a hanging.
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Nav RIyER DIVISION.
CONNECTIONS.

6tRoANoKE, with the ssvR R. for Luray,
HaserstOpn Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York Through Sleeper on No a from Chatta-
nooga to New York via Harrisburg. Leighton
sleeper on No. 2, Memphis to Lynchburg:
Al LYNCHBURG, with Richmond & Allegheny
RR. for Richmond, and with Virginia Midland
Railway for Danville and North Carolina points,
for washington and Eastern cities. Pullman
Sleeper on No 4, New Orleans to Washington VIA
Lynchburg. -, +.
At -BURKEYILLE connect with Richmond q
Danyille r. r for Richmond.
Il Through ear from LynchbuPg to Richmond
PETERSBURG with p. r. X. for weldon,
Ralefeh Goldsboro, Wilmington, and the south
| East. . f.ss ll.it 80 o. :. -. -. -,
| AL NORFOLK, with Bay Line Steamers daily
EXCEPT SUNDAY, for Baltimore-thence rail TO PM
| adelphia and New York with Old Dominion steam
! ers on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sat
urdays for New York, and on Tuesdays and FRI
1 days with N. 4 N. 7 Co. for Boston and ProVi'
/ dence En awe ls1 ovEM lttfoW JAN
| EE- All inquiries as to Rates, Routes, &c
Pr I'm WRITE FOR .TVE SUMMER GUIDE
| BOOK" "a .5.s.s...,s. =
i t.1te = - ALLEN HULL, p
II = - - Passenger Agent, Lynchburg, Va
HENRY FINK,v. p. & Genn Manager. as3
| J. H SANDS, Gen1 Supt, Roanoke va E,
1EAs POPE. g. P. 7. A., Lynchburg, We.
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4 Uirhiy.prized Jewel.
Bill Arp's Baby Talk.

r rTvo j,oeb hath said that "a baby7in
che bofise Is a well-sprfng of pleasure
There ia "A bran-new one here now, the
first in eight wears. and it has raised
.,,f,1ver-f1ii9 1eommot' on. It's not our
ibabv. exactly, but it is in the line oil.
descent, and Mrs. Arp takes on over IL
all the same as she used to when sne
was regularly in the business. thought
naybe She had forgot how to nurse EN-
and taTt< TO 'em, but she is singing the
sa,ne,oId familiar songs that have sweet
, .oy,e5 the dreams of half a score, and.
, she blesses the-little eyes and sweet
little mouth, aud uses the same lnian-
file LANGUAGE that nobody but bab
Z understand. For she says rum ne
! no its danmudder." and .'bess its ,ih
/ heart. and talks about its sweet mite
! footsy-tootsies. and holds 1t up 10 tne
windows to see the wagons 20 oy ana
/. the wheels going rouny-Pouhy' anu
now my liberty IS curtalled, for as 4 go
stamping around with my heavy iarIn
shoes she shakes her Ominous niger at
me lust rs she used to do, and says
y dop't YOU see the baby is asleep. and SO
have to tip-toe around, and ever ana
anon She wants a little fire, or some not
water. or a little catnip, for the baby Is
a-crvino and surely has got the COLO
The doors have 10 be kept shut now ior
fear of a draft of air on tie baby, ana
a little hole in the window-pane about
as+bip asaT1ime hadlt to be- patched. ano
Tfavts 10 hunt UP a -passekAof kin hngs
every night and put 'em where they
will he handy, and they have sent me
.--off IN another room where the BABY
can't hear me snore. and all things con-
sidered the taby Drumming the ma
chine. and the weli7sprng oil Pleasure
is the center of space
A grandmother is a-wonderful heip'
and n GREAT comfort nc such time a
, this. for what does young motherwltf
her first child know about CONC, ahs
thrash. and hives. Rnd Ehiccups. and J
: takes good deal OF faith IA dose en-
with suet tea, and catnip, and lime water
T and paregoric, and soothing-sirup, am
sometimes with all OF these the cnil,
, vets worse, and if it gets better I've q,
wAys had a|curiosity to know Nnlc.
{ remedy iG was that did the work. Cnn
, dren born Of healthy parents. can stan
a power of nedicineEand getover It 10
mfter .he cry comes thesleeps and slee
ia wonderful restorers -,
Rock 'em awhile in the cradle, an
c 'KhRn take 'ern up and jolt EN- q httl
. or theknee, and then tnrn EN- over an
: Jolt 'sm ON the other side, and the
1--we 'em some sugar in a rag, ana alIe
. awhile they.-will 90 TO sleep and let IN
d door motherJ rest There is.no Pa,el
e Dh this business, nor.ay OF raising q
4 mai the same way.cbut it's trDupl'
strouble from the start, and nobody b'
mother knows how much trouble
is A mansaughtt0-be a mighty goo
man lust forChis nfbthar's sake, il npt
I inc else. for there II no toll or troph
If like nursing and--raring for a htt
e child, and there is no grief so great
: a mothers if all her care and anNe
are wasted on An unDrhteful child
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Ohio Division.
North Carolina Division.
STATIONS.
CONNECTIONS.

AT CHATTANOOGA with railroad lines dlvergI
Ing making direct. close connection TOT I'll
Doints Northwest West and Southwest. u.
AT-OOITEWAH AND CLEVELAND with Georgia
: division for Atlanta and all points South, South
east and Southwest. .-....- , -
At KNOXVILLE with Ohio Division and KNOX
willie and Augusta railroad. :, -.
AZ afORRISTOwN with North Carolina Division
for Warm Springs, N. c., and all western anu
Middle North Carolina points -.
AT ROGERSVILLE JUNCTION Win Aosohs-
will and jefferson railroad. W..
At JOHNsON's with East Tennessee and west
ern North Carolina railroad
CONNECTING closely for all Virginia and Eastern
cites via Lynchburg and all Eastern, MIDDLE
and Northern States points, via. koahoAe ~n'
'Sbenandoah Valley Route.
At WARM SPRINGS with Western Noftn C4Io
lima railroad for Asheyille, Morganton, ota 1i
Vile, Salisbury and all points IN North O@roii'i@
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WESTWARD DAILY

Time Table in effect June1, 1888.
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