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National Republican., 1883-05-30

One lot of single Flowers, consisting of
roses and chrysanthemums, in all colors,
warranted French Flowers usual price,
Soc; our reduced price, 1Sc per bunch.
Just received, a new line of goods; they
comprise punches of roses, chrysanthe-
NUNS, daisies, pansies, astors, violets,
lilies of the valley, and buds in all col
ors and varieties. All our old stock at
3S and 4Sc we have added to this lot, and
charge for our special sale the special
price of 25c per bunch.
A large lot of Flowers in variegated
punches, suitable for corsage or hat. This
lot comprises almost every style and
color of flower. The regular price for
these goods range from 75c to $l.25 per
bunch. For our special sale-that is, for
this week only-we shall charge G9c per
bunch.
Last week we sold out all our Flowers
at 7Sc, and as we know we shall have in-
quiries for them, we have concluded for
the special sale to sell our 9Sc flowers for
7Sc. Customers will recognize our 9Sc
goods, no doubt. The reduced price is
7Sc per bunch.
A few Sprays and Montures, worth at
least from $l.50 to $l.0S, we shall close at
9Sc. And about 80 lunches of Sample
Flowers, no two alike, specially adapted
for bonnets; regular price, $3 each for
our special sale, Sl.50 per bunch.
National Republican., 1883-05-30

Some persons never read advertisements,
some do not read editorials.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-12
TELEPHONE.
Dimond Head. June 10, $50 am.
Light North 4. wind.
Nothing in sight.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
June IL
Schr Kaukeaouli from Koholalelc
Schr Jennie from Kekaha
DEPART URES
June IL.
Blk Lady Lampson for S +
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Kalnilui
Stmr I.ehua for Molokai and Maui
Schr Marion for Kukuilaele
Schr Waioli for Paauhau
Schr Waimalu for Laupahoehoc
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-12
To Ladies' and Gentlemen

A BOUT TO visit the Coast or the East.
IA BY special arrangements with the
General Agent for the Pacific Coast OF
the c. b. g. Q. Railroad, NJ. L. D. Nc
Kay, am enabled Ia grant splendid fa-
cilities in tbs way of tickets and bag
gage checks. Any desired information
about routes, stopping places, hotels,
places of interest, charges and fares, can
be obtained on application 70
I. WILLIAMS,
~ Fort stFeet'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-12
VESSELS in PoRT

L. S. s. Hartford, G. G. Carpenter
Stmr Madras, Bradley
Blk Hermann, r. w. Rugg
Blk Kalakaua, Miller
Blk Elsinore, jerks
Blk Forest Queen, Winding
Blk Estella, Poole
Blk Lilly Grace, Hughes
Blk Hormodius,
Bktne w II Dimond, Houdlett
Bgtne Morning Star
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-12
PASSENGERS.

For Kahului per Kilauea Hou
June 1l-R Marshall, j w Kalua,
A Fernan, Mrs Kincaid, Frank Kin
caid, Miss II 4 Carpenter w 4 AL
len and wife, w A Whiting, ID Tell,
Miss A Trappendroff, 2 Chinese and
35 deck.
Fol Molokri and Maui per Lehua,
June 11-Mrs Jones aud so deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-12
VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY

Schr Ehukai for Waialua
Stmr Mokolii for koolau
Stmr e II Bishop for Kauai
Stmr Likelike for windward ports
Schr Emma for Waianae
Schr Malolo for Hakalau
Schr Waiehu for Kipahulu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-12
Lost.
NOTICE.

IF YOUR HORSE IS SICK or LAME,
j. or any way out of order. call on A.
7. BAKER, at Capt. j. G. Cluney's sta.
blcs, corner of Queen s. Puncllbowl SITS.
eB Breaking horses to saddle or car.
riagc specially. Satisfaction guaran-
teed or no charge 4201y
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
CAMPING WITH THE BABY,

Bourgeois" sends from Denver bit Of
fisherman's painting of life at Pine Grove. on
the South Park Kailroad. In It occur the fol.
lowing tender pieces Of word sketching. SIT
was determined that baby and should tend
camp for half an hour or 10 that afternoon
while the three natural guardians wandered
OH to the adjacent hillside to gather Wild
flowers wherewith to deck the tes-table. This
WAS no new business to Us. The young man
with pillow at his back, seated in the mid
spoon; lying prone three feet away, with
my toes beating an occasional tattoo on the
soit sward, my chin In my hands and hriar.
root between my teeth, watching him. There
was bright light In his eyes. and his cheeks
What is there like the toucrof bsbvs eSsSf
pressed against your ownf You must tarn
and kiss il. just AS you did its mother The 6rnt
time yon had right. But L. there anytkfSe
more ridiculous in life than to zee q hsb1. n.
tempt to put spoon into it, mouth before 10
mas got the knack oft. See him hit himself
III the eye with 1t, pretty much W . drunken
man would knock ~ of his nose srnear
II down his face. with his mouth wide omen
anu turned up like young robbins, but Il
misses the place on the way down; be takes
II with both chubby lists, looks vt It with dig.
nifed surprise. as though for the first time
aware OF It's presence, lets 60 one hand,
whacks the spoon against one ear, and SlrnRs
IL across his cheek with the same result. But
persistence Is characteristic of this baby, q
quiet determination that has sonethinR sp.
palling about it,. II there were any raspberry
lam on that spoon his face would look worse
than railroad map Of the state of New York,
Finally, us it would seem after all, more by
accident than rtesign, the spoon reaches the
tion OF his rosebud msuth then he looks st
me, sees me laughing; the fun seems to dawn
upon him he takes the spoon out of hi, mouth
pounds the blanket with it, and smiles back
ut me, and the smile resolves itself into Z
peared behind the range, but there 10 mel.
low ray Of golden light that lingers about the
baby's head that makes me think-think OF
the one so like him, and from the base ofthe
hill. with her hands full Of wild flowers, the
tallest OF the three starts toward me, and
remember only the sunshine of the long
path
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
Nine. Shildren. ].


Oh dose shildren, dose sh'ldren. dsy boddhe,
Why don'd dsy keep quiet. like Gretchen. min.
vot makes dem SO shock foil OF mischief: !
A-shumping der room roundt nit noises like
dunder2
Hear dot! Vas dere anydlng make sooch .
As Herman und Otto. mine two lsedle poysq
Ven dake CUP mine pipe for = goot quie,
Dey crawl me all ofer. und dink Id q shoke
10, 10 go droo mine booklets TO see vot dey find.
Und if NIT der latch-keY my watch dey can Wind
ID tnkes sdmedlng more rs dheIr fsder und
UlOder
To quiet dot etto und his le.dle broder.
Dey shtu6 outt dheir boots. und wear holes in
der knees
or Their drousers, und shtockings. und sooch
dink If dot Ctosus vas lifing to tay.
Bose poys make more bills rs dot Kaiser could
1 fad me avick ouot dot some riches dake wings.
Ven each couple tsys l must buy dem new
lpring dose two shsfers some toys efry tay.
Pecause ''Shonny Schwartz has sooch nice
"Und shonny Schwartz barsnts vas poorer a.
DoI's yot der young rashkells vas saying to me.
DOT oldt santa hiaus NIT shleigh fool of toys
Don u gil sadisiactions 10 dose greedy boys.
Dey kick der clothes of ven ashleep in dheir
ped.
una get so mooch Group dot dey almosd, va.
dead;
Budt I'd don'd make no tifterent; before id vss
light
.Dey vas CUP in der morning mt billows to aght.
dnk i'd vas beidher you dom d got some ears :
Ven d.y blay "Holdt der Fort, % und den glf
drre chesrs.
Oh, dose shildren. dose shlidren, dey boddher
mine Lie!
Budt shtop shust II leedle. II Gretchen, mine
vie, "
Gnd dose leefile shildren dey don'd been
around.
und all droo der house dere vas neftr sound
feli, poys, Wy You look Cup dot way NIT sur
brlse2
guess dey Tears in dhe oldt iader's eyes.
Harper Magazine for May
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

|. IFurntnhed weakly IN the I.,si,s~.,...- n,
Captain II n Cnny.r ~ rare-dS. tI.enisenoer a M ~
Lafayette County, Mol "ss'' VI
Ahs,r.c, or ds.a. r,ta
Ia ns o. aeeas s nisa NJ once of hecor-
saturday. "a April % sis,, @ a, B.. R ss Asse; Sni1 10
aimed in list. 80 > '.N' '0"
George Rotlenbura to Ch.rIss Nssi..s ~; *
feet off sile lot IA. Cosde,,s .dd ~ , Hi,ns. ::
500. ~ >.""'
Francis N, Hapood to Edwin M.,on. - br
n hf sw, II, 10, S; 10 acres: 700.
NJ. D. l.. Simpson, by attorney to Frederick
Kueck, e hf ne 33, 20, 34: 80 acres Is .20O.
Charles j. Fit,gerel and vile 10 WIN. C.
Anson, n hfsw nw.20, 20, 2s;aO acres !: 30.
ne 81, Il, 28;,aO scses - 900. ~ - = =
George ". Young TO Oliver C. Gam, n hf
sw sw To- 49, 81 20 icress 1Ig0.
NJ. d. L. sinpson. by attorney, to william
Hartman, W II NY ~, 4. q 10 acres; $4,000.
hf ne; and II hf. u %, -. IS; NV sw -, 10.
Is; and W hf sW ~ - .zo.f A5. mn nsrfs.
$500. f-sf - .sis,si.l.i
II. d. L. SimpsoH. BY attorney, to Henry
Waliers,s sW sw II; I'D ~ e ". a.. u: I'd
acres; $1,000. =. -,
Alex. L. Hawkins TO BENJAMIN. Cooper.
lots u, 4, and ., blk ~, Sfd addition to Ws.
verify; II 800. % .et.a7pr
Charles Hoefer to Charles W. Hutchisoi lot
II. Dik a, doeierS aou 70 HlGginSytlles 600.
Warren v.Andcrson, ct Il t0 B.N. Hutcbi.
sou, 20 ftan side lot 2 and 8 n on iSe,s,hit III.
McMullin's add TO Higgins lille; -.
Nay j.. aud I. W.lNhttsett to 9effSp1 d
add to Mayview, <35.
t's..0. Wentworth to Theodore Wilson, lot
8, hlk-S. r4ayYisws 30, s.,!l 20 ssHt5 s.if
John w. Dawson to T. G. Wilson. pt lot 4.
blk 8, Mayview; $40.
Robert n. McGee to Samuel E, Vaughan.
ut 20, 81, y; Il acres S226: 5tl
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
MADE YOUR SHIRTS.
,,MoNpAY, M Nrn. lsaa

General Sherman recently had some shirts
made at afurnishing store In Washin9ton' n
and the cutter Il few weeks later met the
general with friend walking down the ave-
nue.. The general remembered the face, but
could not locate him. and the cutter greeted
him with = ..G0od zmDrning, general. How
hands, and de cutter pereeivfng that tie cen.
erafs mind needed refreshing, mid uuietiy !.
Made your ,shirts." ''Oh ] beg pardon,
said the general quickly, and tprpapg 10 the
gentleman with whom he was walking. hs
said: "Ah! Colonel =, allow me to intre-
ouee yo1 to ny friend, 4Ajer 9chsrz."
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
Address TO Ex-Confederates.

| To n. rx.cons.s..s,., a.,s,.., ,,.,..,.,,
Jobr.on :,d,r .c.v-,,s- -r,o,n.;...'f -' -
AZ yioe-or.dden.- -or tb, sn,, ~cons,,s.s,ors,
district Of the ex-ConfeieraterrAs ssoci,t tion, q,
Missouri, A becomes nv ,3utv 70 s.cure .. IN,
Fxsp pfiieficable. roastsr q ri. sr.confa ders,e
soldiers fiyiue IL fi;is district ..rd !, mi &
t,,s honorea dead And .I.,,s - ,,.s., .,,,,,,. n
cations for m.mbership tothe .sssoci.s,on.T
The, obiecss and intentson. ~ ,th,s a..o.
citation Is set forth In -its con.titntion ara as
f,1Io,vs..i y f = '-'s s>,''s.'e'''A' A1e a.
1oloWs:f ols vs. .es;.l q :u94 Laa gs=.asrsz as.E
Elrsl-Ie provide as far as possible by vol
.hn. .GsonIIae0Son, ~ tne- means or assisting
tn0sa ol ", members swho, knve by the STROKES
families. sy .sgfgi,i ffs.Ej .5 i..E
Secend-To perpetuat truthfully the events
N N saI1,ts ne nsm1srs ns participated, and
r. r., sSlkGEsIe Hnlrnshtl snd Spurious nsrra-
W.. uHss Mn!Sn n.ve 700 otten been put forth In
TbirdETo nrs.:rv. ',. ,,os. hond. - ..+..,,
and 916ettiod Which Justly unite those ~ who
ssrtsd and a16ersd togsther. "''f c'ts
k: .Thsy Az ohrosd, philanthropic, non.politi-
cal, ponfectarian. e,gi as.e
Al sx-eppfedegate soldiers of Missouri, to-
gether with those Of other states resident in
Missouri; and all naval and civil officers who
served tne eonfsderacy, being In good stand
tpSs afasile1nis'to membership.
"a Che nex4 aanvalsreunion Of the association
MilLske place steyenerson City, Tuesday and
wednesday, 81 August q and %, but applica-
ions Tor member4htp viii be received at any
time. Ins ioiowtng blank Is convenient
'orm 10 % nlied outb applicants:
APfLlcATIoNFoKM MEMBERSHIP
In the Ex-Confederate Association of Mis-
iouf'' -esns.ts,;,,v .nn,a g.. ,,o,,,,,.us.,.,
In heax-fnnfadsrefpap sssoo,at;am ao oT M3lp'
souri,. and make, as required, the follow
Nag ing satstement:
Pressnt - nosto6ics =: ''''''''.. ''..........
Are. Place of nafivitv
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
KISSING.

u In the Catholic cities of France, saws the
IeXss sfftings, the de out wOrshippers, on
some particular saints day, Kiss the sacrrd
picture of a saint. A man who did not believe
mnch in the saints anyhow, asked Young
girl who had just come from church II she.
too, had kissed the picture of the sacred saint.
She replied that she had, whereupon he re-
sponded: II would rather kise your bssuti-
ful lips thas the Picture Of q saint. How do
you know who has just kissed that picture
hefore you did p "And II you were to kiss
my lips how would you know who had lust
kissed them just before you did r, WIS the
sharp reply. -
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28

Is not altogether uu,,s,,., to- ~. .n,ur, :.
rival tho citv IN cnl,rre,, ro....,,.... :. 49,.
Thespian halls and suburh.n ,h...... ..ov.. :. ~.
hut what annovs mo IN this ;,...,,.. 4. .,,..
.u,rrh celebr.ted rr;n,,; Ill. s,. r,, '"' ,"a
become celebrated for a love 10, tho vsrv
highest order OF music. Msybe The growth
# the latter tsste Ia due IN d,csaerce =. :,
place for the. h.,tchery ~ .w,ne w -,,;.,,
eventi it is loeic,ny uroven fG,t K.n..s C,,v
has built up oper. IN the citv or Cinc,.n.tps
A ST Lou1s ,Awyrp ~ ", v,ry,s
St Louh h,. sr.I,,ssS,,,s 49,, .s.n..a =,
enyyine Chtc,eo.v ' aJn,t po,v ~ "a. .nsuo,sa
of Milwaukee,. 1T seems fb.. in tho, cream.
eo,ored citv An T,tsl y,ch,e.nth 49, d,..;,s. :.
femsIr h,vver. !, Nj. .r.,cs ~s,h . sa.,
dsys ago. asserted the Htne.. oe mar! .sx :,
practice st the bar: -bv throwino . o,.s, a,
water i.,toshe face of che ;uise who Instead
Of padding, fined her tifty doIlsrsgyT5 view
of the symnastic exercise, lately in,l,seed In
during trials by -Messrs, Krum. Iovm,n and
Clio :er., IL would seern tbst Ms. ( an. no.,
mistaken her location. And y,ha, ,hs ,ho,,,,
forthwith tic up her back hair and Gonna aovn
to st. Louis. There ia only ona stinnI.,,on
that desire to make. am, ,i,., N. fiat Oh. ..
not 70, be. Opposed TO -our, pao.hss, WIN,
God bless her. always, .comports hsrseyf like
a lady. ''-''..-' ~,
n, -opops fyr
No conversation 4. soun,efs, ,v,tho...n .,.
i,,,inn - ~. ,,...,..-...s 80 - an '
- ~ NssSt4iAco
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
Mrs. Adams Ball.
By JOHN T. A0G
lFrom an Old Scrap Book.

lFrom an Old Scrap Book.]
Wend you with the world to-nghtf :
Brown and lair. and wise ard witty,
El es that float in seas Of light,
Laughing mouths and dimples pretty;
Bellies and muiron6, maids anj luadaIns
All are gone to Mrs. Adams
There the mist Of the future, the groom OF I
All melt into light nj the warm s,anc. Of p,s,
And the only regret is, lest melting too fast,
MaInmas should mote Of in the nidst Of
measure.
Wend you with tie world tonight,
Ntxty gray and giddy twenty,
tiiIts that court and prudss that slight,
State coquctts ana spInstsrs plenty.
Mrs sullivan is iaere,
With all The Charms that Nature lent her,
Gay MckinI. with city arr.
And Wihhing Gates and Vauderyenter
forsyth with her group OF graces,
Both the Crowhinsheis In blue
The Pierces with their heavenly faces,
AM anI eyes ilse suns that .iuzzfe through;
Bellies and matrons, maids and madams
ALI are gone 10 Mrs. Adams'.
Wrnd ron with the world to-nightP
East and West anu South aud North
Form ! constellation bright,
ibt pour q blended bTiiliance fotfh
See the tide OF fashion nowingI
Tis the hour Of beauty's reign;
Webster. Hamilton are going
Eastern Lloyd ami Southern Hayne,
western Thomas, gayly smiling,
bOriann, Natures protege.
loung be Wolfe, all hearts becuiiing,
Morgan, Benton, Brown and Lee;
Bellies and matrOns. maitis and madums.
All are gone 10 Mrs. Aslams'.
Wend you with the world to- night?
Mherr p'ee eyes are brightly gIanciDx.
while 10 measures OF d, Light
Fairy feet are deity dancing,
Where the young Euphrosyne
h.lRns the mistress oil tine scene,
Chasing gloom AMI counting gies
with the merry tsmhourine,
Many Il torn of fairy birth,
Many II Hebe, yet UNIV on;
Writ, gem of purest worth,
Lively, laughing Plrssanion;
Walls and Taylor will be th.ls.
y Monroe, SO Gebonuir.
Helen, pleasures harbingrr,
Ramsay, CottriDger and Kerr,
bellies and matfo ons, maids and madame
All are gone to Mrs, Adams
Wend you with the world to-nightP
Juno In her court presides;
Mirth and M elody invite.
Fashion poipis and Pleasure guides
Haste away. then. seIze the hour,
Shun the thorn and pluck the flower.
Youth, In all Its springtime blooming
Age ;he Euise oil youth assuming
wit through I'll its circles cleaning
Giittering wrnlth and beauty beaIninz
belles and matronB, maids an s madame
All are gone 10 Mrs Adams,
Washing, ,. G.. January ., 1SA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
Weeklg guteligentFr.,,
OFFfCIALsCoUNrYsRAPER.
PACIFIC RAIRoAD TINE TIME TABLE.

%
rAclF1o'RAIRoAD ID TIME yAsir.
LEAVE ,LEx1NGToN.l 'eS -
AccommodatIonfor st. Louis and the, ~
E1prsss aS and Mai Ioi 81 Louis, East:
ARRIVE yttiX Z.
Express and Mail from st. Louls, East si-ss
Accommodsrion from 81: IouIS. Esst.a q
and south. .--.........,,.sa:so or. 4.
NO. P. q. R.--K. @: q 4. DrvrsIoH.
LEAVE LEXINGTON FOE KAHsAscIFx:
Frsisbi FsIs5 and accommodation 1sss1:1
h = zoe ARRIVE AT LExaNo1oH.N - -zstss
Fright and RECOMMENDING A. :.
WABASH. ST. LOUIS AMP fAciFtc.
LHAvx LTxmGToI -. -s~.,;
eratns for St. Louis..K G ana sGt: G Joe SIS =
Trains Tor St. Lor1s aad East:..!!... sEss n
,s-tsts ARR1yE At eLx41NafoNiS 70 -. :.
From St. .Louisand all points Easi. i.....s % =
From From !, Kansas City and sil st
10. ~ e sss - i! BISHOP
CHICAGO ALTON 4. Eat H1aeIasv1tEE.
GOING WEST. .sA
No. 6, Denver Express -. ...s........ 6:lQA. 4.
No; g. Ksnsss Gity ExErssss.. g. ..sS :e9 = =.
nc, ,loe,Ws5 Freight 20 ..io a. =.
GOING EAST. 'sH
No. Al. Kansas City Mail ...... 6:46A. r.
No. ~. Kansas City Night Express. .s:43F +. II.
No. s.. Denver Exprese.. ........: e.13F. 4.
No 1ol Way Freight :o5 .s..... II :lOA: y.
No. 9 makes all local stops vest II Higgins.
NJ. Leonard. No. stops a. corasr;s Hack
burn ard Shackleford. r-,rs,E.,....ie-I - :.
principal points In United States and Canada
at bottom prices. - z
CHAs. McANuLrY, Night Operator. -
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
The DEVILS Ride.


["Old ST." in Georgin Major
De debbil he got hol' er me |.
Wun Sat'day mite fore day,
AM rid me mp an down de rode
In er scan'lus kim o. way! -
He spur'd me right an spur'd me lei !.
AM whupp'd me front an r,Ar.
An cflaw'd my ears twell day wux rigs,
An rubb'd my back all hart -yf-. .
He bit me heah-be bit me DAT,
he bit me tweil l,m so,-
But ef ebbrr git hol' o. him r.,
He won't bit me no MOL
BE made me trot an pace an lope,
An Jump de ole church wall,
An run me 'crost de big oom-stones
Onfweli tctch'd er squail:
GOOD Lawd. presarbe dis Niger now
He'll nebbtr mo- .backsiide, eshi'
De d-hbIl den fell OF my back,
AM me no mo- he'll ride, sahi
He lit me heah-hs bit me dsr.
He med me sick an so'-
But when do gl. hol' o. him.
He'll bite an ride no mol
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28

W. j. Wrightman, Bethtny, No., says:
My wife and self have been cured Of weak.
ness and general debility BY Browns roa
Bittsrs.o
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
Her Light Guitar.
BYJ. V. RILEY.

She twankled tune on her light Guitar
low, sweet jangle Of tangled sounds.
AS blurred as the voices OF fairies are,
Dancing IN m0ondaw tlales and downs:
And the tinkling drip of the strange refrain
kan o'er the rim of my soul like rain.
The great blonde moon in the midnight skies.
Paused and poised o. 'er the trelli6 caves,
And the stars. in the light of her upturned iyes,
Siited their love through the riiteu leaves-
Gllnted and splintered IN crystal mist
Down the glittering strings that herlaugers
Kissed. .-F.
o. the melody mad! O, the tinkie4and thrill
or the ecstasy of the exquisite thingl ,.
The red rose dropped from the wIndow-sill
And lay ma long sw0on QuiyerinE; -.=l
While the dying notes OF the strain divine
Rirpled in glev up my speii-bound spine.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
Also the calculated Jack,
PETERS.

One of the finest Mule Jncks in the county, at
$40 to insure 3 living colt. Conditions rs usual.
PssturaRe on reasonable terWs
: apr7n2 JOS q BARNETT
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
DECLINE OF MAN.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence.
Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells Health n.
newer" 81. =.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28

- caused by De.
rsnsoment Of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
/ Bad Breath; Pain IN the Side, sometimes the
pain Is fl, under the Shouder-blade, mistaken tor
Rheumatism general loss Of appetite; Bowels /,
Renerally cosaye, sonesimes alternating win hxf
die head r troubled with pain. Is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation Of leaving unore something
which ought 10 have been done: slight, dry cough
mistaken mis- % for 20 eonsumpsien: The patent eonpisins
Of weariness and debility; nervous, easily starded:
feet cold or burning, sometimes prickiy sensation
me s .s. anu e
fetal, YET one can hardly summon up tortttude 20
ny h-in hes, distrus,s every remedy. Several
have occurred when bur few of them existed, yet
examinasion aAef death has shown the Liver %
; havs been ezaen,Ivsly deranged. s-af
Z It should be used by an persons, old and
5oung, whenever any of the above
symptoms appoar. e=u
Persons Travelling Or Living In Un-s
.nMalaraa, Hilious nttacis. Dizziness. Nau-
vi, vi asgssas: Il. Es e xia. Ss i. s no in.
tox1cstang beverage. :, hsas
II You have eaten anything hard - Z
: Digestion. OF feel heavy after meals, sleep
less n night. sake dose and you will relieved.
Tims and Doctors' Bulls will be saved
BY always keeping tho Regulator
In the .Housei
For. whatever the aiment may be, thoroughly
safe purgattve, Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedyis harmless
and doss not Interfere with business or
pleasure. r.----y
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
And has all the power and efficacy of Calomei or
Qu;nns, without any Of the injurious after effects.
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use In my
family for some time, and am satisfied il u .
valuable addition to the medical science.
J. GILL SHORTER, Governor Of Ala.
Hon. Alexander III. Stephens, Of Ca,
says: Have derived some benefit from the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give it .
further trial.
'.The only Thing that never falls to
Helieve."-I have used many remedies for Dys-
pepsia, Liver Auction and Debility, bur never
have found anything to benes: .ae to the extent
1es0ea to Georgia for it, and would send further for
such q medicine, and would advise all w..o are SIM
Iariy affected to gve it trial it the only
timing that never fails to relieve.
P. NJ. JAHNKY, Minneapolis, Minn
Dr. I. ". Mason says: From actual ex-
pestenee IN the .ise Of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my practice have been and am satisfied to use
and prescribe it as purgatiye medicine.
R3Take only tho Genuine. which always
has on the Wrapper the red z Trade-8Iarls
and Signature of j. II. zEILIN CO.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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CHILL.
4 Jump into Eternity-An Appa.
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ATTORNEYS.
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aRAvEA "A. AuII.I ~.

ATrORkEYS-AT.LAW sssLexiugtou. MOI
Aswill practice In the courts OF the Sixth Judi.
ciAl Cfroaft, and United States courts. Prompt
attention gwen to collections. Ofice In sthe
KrIehn Hlock. y - iAp6
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TOM THORNTON.

dark blue color. years old, Is hands high,
large bone, heavy built, II sure foal getter, and
can show some Of the best colts In the cOanty.
PasturaGe f0r mares from distance at reas-
0nsbleraies.
ml09 WESLEY r. JOHNSON.
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