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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-10-03
Our American Youth
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UNTIL J1NUARY. 1885.

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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-10-03
MARRIED..

FISHER-FLETCHER- St.stephen's church,
Mi idebury, Oct. !, by Rev. A. +. Carpenter,
Mrs Charlotte NJ. Fletcher of Middlebury and
Mr.. Albert II. Fisher of Bellows Falls
FARNH AM-NEWELL-In Bridport, Oct by
Rev. Perry Marshall, Oliver X. Farnham and
Miss Lucy NJ. Newell both Of ShOreham.
STORRS-GOODALE.- Addison, Sept %
1854, by Rev. B. Cox Mr.. Elias S. Storrs of Mari
on, Lynn county, Iowa, and Miss Jessie f. d.
Goodale of Addison, Vt.
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Mltbolcburp Register
Travellers Guide.

Trains pass Middlebury station at the
hours given below:
GoING NoRTH-Express, 1886 a. m passeu.
ger, $3.50 a. M; mail, 1923 y. M. express
8:12 p. IN.
GOING SoUTH-Mail. 9:55 a. M; passen-
ger, 4:52 y. m; mixed as far as Brandon
SOB y. M; express, 1920.
MAILS CLosB-North, 2:55 and 7:4O p. m.
South. $40 a. m. and 7:40 pm.
See Central vt. timetable on last page.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-10-03

When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria'
When she WAS Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she was Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Casts
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Ia" For business cards and other adver
Using, see inside pages.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-10-03
DIED.

LANGWORTHY-In Middebury, Sept. Is
Addie c.. infant daughter OF Myron III. and Net
tie Langworthy, aged nearly months. =
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8riif5el. cSn cyean leg g)bres. /,

= 8raHel. Sn Seat les Opres, in
ber probin5 Weffan6ern, bate Der
@emeinberatb Die Md66eni6ulen ge=
f6lofen; bies erboife bic 8ep6lferung
berart, baB eine aufgeregte Mense in
ben Gemein6efaal ftiirate unb bic @tabtz
bdter aus bemielben iaste. 9as 9aus
zines @eiitli6en tpurbe fpdter, gepliin=
bert. Sen @ensbarmen 1T es selungen,
bic &ube tpie6er ber5ufeaen.
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bur9wanberte rubelos ibr @ema9.
Sbre ganse @eitalt sitterte, bas 8lu1
rollte fiebernb in ibren Mbern unb lift
Mtbem flog. go fanb fie benz Spiegel
pl6bli9 gegeniiber unb eri9raf, als ii,
eigenes Bib ibr baratts entgegenblidte.
War iie es tpirfli62 9ieies groBe,
f66ne Weib, iipptg, bliibenb, NIT Der
Mieme einer &bnigin, ber 6altune
elmer 6elbin, tpar &arin Mans, bas
Gif9ermdb1en bom Wetteriee?
Sic f6Ittelte ben &opf, stpeifelnh
fragenb-ein Geuf3er entl6liipfte ibren
2ippett, er fam tief, tief aus BET 8ruit
9as NOR nidt mebr bic vblon6e" &a=
rim. Wie elm ferner, ferner Sraum lag
bic 8ergangenbeit binter ibr, unb in
biefem Sraum erfannte iie au9 nod
@utar STURGEON; aber ct mar babin,
tpie Mlles, mas nit iener 3eit im gu
fammenbang ffanb-berborb geftor=
ben!
l1nb abernals f6bnte iie tief auf.
Damn begann bic Wanoerung bon
Gteuem, rubelos, unaufbaltiam. Sic
mar ni9t mebr bic rblonbe" &arin, bas
S9idial bate cine Mnbere aus ibr &C.
ma9t, unb mas befiimmerte iie bic 8erz
gangenbeit? mas Guitar StureIon, Der
zines elenben Sobes geitorben, tpie ibr
Der Gansler geiagt - BEN Sob eines
Meuterers2
(Gortfesums folst.)
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= Sbeobor Wa@tel bat Der beuts
f6en &ei6sbauptitad fiir INNER ben
&iiden setuen6et. ST bat li6 bereits
ieinen eigenen 9ausitanb in Wien ges
griinbet unb pirb baielbit ieinen ftdnbis
gen @obnfiB nebmen.
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Ser ,,e,te apuauftaat. befiem 6,

Ser neme &umsuitaat, beiien @e-
ftaltung fi@ ieBt boll3iebt, tpirb feline
republifanif6e Staatsforr1 erbalten =
10 melbet tpenigifens BET 8erliner &or=
refponoet bes 2onboner r@tanbar6"
unb au6 Die nNationalaeitung" bringt
Mittbeilungen, tpelde NIT benz 8eridt
bes 2onboner 8lattes 5ienli9 iiberein
ftimmen. 9ana9 bilbet Die sSrage Der
@eifaltung bes neuen &ongoffaates ge=
gentpdrtig ben @egenitanb eifriger 8er=
banblungen atpif9en benz &6nig 2eo=
pol6 III. bon 8elgien tnb ben @roBz
md9ten. Nn ber Mnerfennung bes neuen
Staates feitens @uropas tpirb ni1t gez
stpeifelt, obglei6 etli9e 8eifimmumgem
Der borgei6lagenen 8erfafIung, beions
bers bel Sranfrei9, Wiberftano finbem
birfte. Sie Mniprii1e portugals auf
bic Minouns bes &ongo fallen nur
nod tuenig ins @emi@t. 8eaiisli6 ber
Staatsform beiBt es, baB bic republic
fanif@e ni6t in Grage fontne. &6nig
2eopolb foa bet Spuberdn bleibem, Be-
siebungsmeife fou ber neue @taat in
cine Mrt bon @ouberdnitdt au Dem SD
mig bon 8elgien treten. glt Srt uno
9tele tpiirbe elm @eneralgouberneur
bic Oberberrlibe Miirbe ausibem, tpdbz
renb in europa cine ffdnoige &on1mif=
fion nod Dirt Der ebemaligen Donam=
&ommiiilon fungiren tpiirbe. Gunba=
mentalbeoingung bliebe bic freie gin=
fubr. Sie @ermaltungsfofeit tpiirben
bur9 bas glfenbein unb Balm6I, beren
groBer @rporteur bic &egierung bIiebe,
gebedt tperben. Die Nfoeiation. unterz
bdlt gegentpdrtig bereits cine @treit=
ma6t bon breitauien6 Mann, tpel9e
ft9 in oer 9auptia6e bon 3ansibar
refrutiren. Sie grbauung elmer eiiemz
babn tpdre eines Der nd6Fem ber su er=
rei6enoen 3iele!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-17

9urbam, Setpa, 2. Mdr3 1882.
gpers @ariapariQa bat mid bon ent=
5inbetem &beumatismus gebeilt, na9=
benz i6 a6t Sabre selitten bate.
%. 80. Mopre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-17
MHerlei.

= SIN 9iitriftgeri6t fanben geiterlt
brei Ierurtbeilungen gum 3u6tbauie
ftatt. @illiam Smitb erbielt tpegett
ginbru6 2 Sabre, CHARLES Sobnion
pegen S9minbel 5 Sabre unb Sobn
2epis ebenfalls 5 Sabre tuegen 9iebz
ftabl zines Goblens.
Sm S6beralgeri9t tpur6e geitern
bic &lage segen 6. Braben it. tDegen
8erbeblung BON $50 pfunb Sped, bic
S. @pbl por mebreren Mtonaten aug
bem &egierungs 2agerbaus geitoblen
bate, berbanbelt. 9ie SurD fpra@ ben
gerurtbeilten bon ieber @6ulo fret.
- Cine tteue Sail tDurbe bor bier
Wo9en in Decatur bolenbet unb in
elmer 6er lebten 9ad6te entiprangen
bereits 5 @efangene aus berielben.
Oie Sbiiren ibrer 3eaen batten bieiel=
ben nit einem @9liiiiel ge6ffnet, cine
arbere Sbiir erbro9en un6 bann nit
einem Stiid Selegrapbenbrabt ein Sod
in bic Mauer gearbeitet, bur6 tpel6es
fie entfloben.
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= en ben Ser. Gtaaten 1in6 udb=
renb Der berflofenen 9 Monate 1888
@feilen @iienbabnet gebaut morben.
Dabon fontmen 934 Meilen auf ben
Siiben, 1,433 auf bic npr6pefli6en
Staten unb 166 auf bic Serritorien.
Ser Siiben bat bemna6 i'm 8erbdltniB
5ur @ebietsausbebnung BEN 26tpenan=
tbeil erbalten. 9iefe SbatIa9e benefit,
baB &apital rnb l1nternebmungsgeiit
ft9 bem Siiben in bebeutenbem MaBe
supenben unb baB bic Dfonpmii@en
8erbdltnii1e bort iib RAID benen beg
gfor6ens aifintiliren. Sm Stat Nifz
1iilippi allein tpurbet binnen tpenigen
Monaten 224 Mfeilen Giienbabn ge>
baut. Gs gibt tpobl feinen Stat ber=
felben @r6Be in Der Union, bet fidb elmer
glei6en 8ermebrung feiner 8ertebrsz
tuege riibmen f6nnte.
= Sie &ongos@onferen5 tpirb am 6.
gfobember in Berlin ffattfinben; Gurit
8ismard wir5 ben 8oriib fiibren. SIT
6en ginla6ungen sur Sbeilnabme an
bet gonferena beiBt es, baB 6ranfrei9
un6 9euti9lanb fi6, 10 melt fie in 8es
tra9t fommen, geeinigt bdtten. @s
beiBt, bab Dorgei6lagen tperben 1ol,
eine internationale &ongozgommiifon
au ernennen; ferner tpirb ber englii9z
portugieiifdhe Tertrag 1i1t anerfannt
iperben. 9ie nNfrifanif9e Geielf9aft"
iit amtli6 eingelaben tporben, at Der
it Berlin itattfinbenben &ongo=@omfe=
rens einen Delegaten au i@iden; berz
felbe tpirb inbeB nur eine beratbenbe
@titnme baben. 8ismard iol beabs
ii9tigen einen @ouberneur 1tno einen
&Olonial=&atb na@ ben &amerun's au
f9iden.
= Gin 8eoba9ter bat auf ieinen
&eifen in Oeuti9lamo nnterfu9ungen
iiber bic 96fli9feit ber @9affner unb
Der &eiien6en ie mad ben berf9iebenen
@agenflafen ber giienbabnett gema@t
unb 1T babel 81 folgenben @rgebniilen
gelangt: eSn Der bierten &laiie (pie fie
betanntlid) in 9euti6lanb fit fol9e,
bic bas @teben gut ertragen f0nnen,
borfommt) iinb Die Gonbucteure grob
unb bic paiiagiere grob. Sn Der britt
ten &laife fin6 Die pai1agiere b0fli6
uno Die Gonbucteure grob. Sn Der
aueiten Glai1e finb bic gonbucteure
bDfli6 unb bic paifagiere b6hi@. Sn
Der eriten &laife enolid finb Die gon=
bucteure b6fli@ unb bic Pai1agiere grob.
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= Miin9em, %. Sept, Ser be-
fanate fo3ialbemofratif9e Nsitator un6
&ei9stagsabgeoronete bon Nollmar
fpra9 geitern Mbenb bier in elmer febr
tart beiu6ten 0olfsberfammlung. Sie
Sagesorbnung lautete: rMeBbalb ioa
oas Bolt sur @abl geben unb tpel9e
Torberungen bat es au nellen aur 8erz
beherung ber politil9en un6 tpirtbz
f9aftli9en 2age?" 8ollmar fiibrte
aus, bic @runburia6e Der beutigen nnz
sufrie6enbeit 6es 8oltes iei bauptid9=
lid 6ie 8ef9dftigung bes 8olfes nit
Der yolitif ffatt nit Wirtbf bf9aftsfragen.
Sie Suraf6nittsl6bne ieien au gering,
unb oas Gleingemerbe ginge 5u @run=
be. SIN Sabre 1859 eriitirten nod Sc
pro3ent banbwerfsmdBige 8etriebe,
beute nur 80. 9ie iebt 1T Mneriff sez
nommene So5ialreform in Gorm bes
l1nfaageieBes tause ni6ts. Sic praftiz
i9en Gorberungen, tpelde notb tbdten,
ieien ginf6rdntung Der Na1t=Grauens,
unb &inberarbeit, fopie S9ubmaBrez
geln gegen 8erungliidung BET Mrbeiter.
Die wi6tigfte GOrberung ipdre ferner
ber 9tormalarbeitstag. bic prineipielle
Entertaining bes allgemeinen Mabl=
re6tes, bic Mnsbebnung Der @ere9t=
Jane bes &ei9stages, Die Mbi@affung
Der itt6irecten @teuern unb bic Srett=
nung 3tpii6en @tabt unb Stride, tpel9e
yoamar cine pBebriiderin bes 8olfes"
nennt. 9ierbei gibt ii6 einige unrube
in ber 8eriammlung funb. Die &ufe /:
pGeiglinge raus!" purben laut. Sic
@eriammlung i9loB nit itiirmii9en
9o9s auf 8oImar unb bic So3ialbe=
/ m ofrnf;o
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= Mni6einenb iebr f6on finst elm
poet i'm n8eutbener Stabtblatt":
rSie"-ndmli6 Mutter gatur-
nbat NIT Beba9t 6ieGrat 10 bod gefeqt,
DAB in ibr reines 9er5 Der &r6ten @ift
miGt fdllt." /"
unb bod lit bas ni6t correct. MuB
man es gum taulenbften Mal mieberbos
len. baB bic &r6ten tpeber ite6en nod
@ift ipeien, bielmebr febr niiBli6e unb
bo9a9tbare Shiere fin6 ?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-17

paris. 9as greisniB bes Sases
1T bic beboritebenbe 8ermdblung Der
So9ter bes Wtiliondrs Damenl6neibers
@ortb NIT benz Milliondr Serren=
f9neiber Delbarfe. 9as @erm6gen
bes 9ebtern 1T I'm nod mebr als bop>
pelt 10 groB, als bas Mortb's. 9el=
barfe beliBt elm 9roBartises palais an
ber Mbenue bes 8oulogner Wdlb9ens
unb eine fofbare &unitgaqerie. 9ie
preiie ma6t fi9 ben SpaB, cine lange
2iite BET rei6en pariier @etperbtreibenz
ben ali ber6ffentli6en unb fommt au
benz S6luiie, baB bic NabeI beutigen
Sages bas Seepter fibre, ba bic Wilz
liondre unter ben Gemerbtreibenben
beinabe ausi6lieBli9 9erreni9nei6er,
9amenf9neiber unb pubma9er ieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-17

Die
SD66emtlidbe Trcie NreiSe
eriaeint
ieben DonneritaS
unb fcltet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1.25 fur 6
Wonate in gcrausbe5abluns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-17

u@ignora" emma 8efione, cine
amerifaniide Sdngerin, tpel9e lib Der
beutf9en Spernbiibne tpibn1en mill,
bat ibr @aitipiel i'm &6nigli6en
Opernbauie au Berlin am 4. Ottober
als r9inorab" begonnen.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31
BOYS AND SMALL FRUITS

Boys on farms, like boys in other
places, want spending money, and are
often sorely troubled to obtain il. Phe1
scarcely like to ask their Parents fG
money to buy articles to please their
fancy, and they have few opportunities
TO work out, for when Ne ighboring farm
ers wish to hire help there is plenty q
work on the farms where they belong
Their best chance to earn money ap
pears to be in cr.ltivating some crop at
home that requires small capital to ell
gage In, sms' amount Of land for it,
production, Put which, produces con.
siderable sum Of money. The small
fruits ara excellent in these respects
They msy be set ont at times when the
soil is TO wet to be of good advantage
and may be cultivated at odd hour
when there is little 10 do in the folds
They require but small amount o
land, and produce more money from Al
acre than any farm crop.
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IMAGINARY GRIEVANCES.

A fretting, Respondent woman is
most uncongenial companion-one whom
q man cannot really understand. There
Are countless wives who make their own
and their husbands lives burden by
llcoding over imaginary grievances,
which, whom they come to be examined,
have actually no existence save in the
mind Of the aggricved one. A little
word, perhaps. said in o little heat OF
temper, which probably the speaker re-
gtotted as soon US uttered, or, what is
far more likely, forgot as soon as said, IL
| cherished in the heart md brooded over
, ill tho little sting becomes fostering
sore that deranges tho whole domestic
system. The noe grows worse and worse
with time, as more thought is expended
upon il. 1t is n sad thing when once
4 this habit of brooding over wrongs, i'm
aginnry or othel wise, takes possession o.!
WOMAN. Thrown more upon her own
thoughts and feelings, she is under
greater temptations to indulge this habit
THAI mon, and by doing so she can very
soon render herself and all within the
circle OF her influence miserable. In
stead of the smiling face of welcome, the
husband comes home to distant looks
and ,maccountoble tears. His requests
to know the cause are met by irritating
silence TINT sinks gulf Of separation
tor the time being between them. They
uest once thrown out OF sympathy with
each other, mld till reconciliation takes
place the family machine, that should
work smoothly and noi>elessly, is out Of
gearing. and harmony is destroyed.
Such scenes, repeated often, sooL wear
n channel of Indifference, and it vii be
well il this latter feeling does not went.
aslly give pLce to contempt or hatred.
Ila majority Of men are so constituted
that they shrink from tears and gloom,
no matter what their cause. .
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31
INHERITED AYTIPlrHIEs.

Cows hate dogs instinctively from
their earliest calfhood upward. l used
to doubt once upon time whether the
hatred was not of artificial origin, and
wholly induced by the inveterate human
habit of egging on every dog TO worry
every other animal that comes i'll its
way. But I tried mild experiment
one day by putting half-grown, town.
bred puppy into a small inclosure with
some hitherto-mworried calves, and they
all turned to make common headway
against the intruder with the same strik-
ing unanimity as the most ancient and
experienced,cows. Hence l am inclined
to suspect that the antipathy does actu-
ally result from vaguely-inherited ill.,
stinct derived from the days when the
ancestor of our kline was a wild urus,
and the ancestor of our dogs wolf, on
the wild forest-clad plains of Central
Europe. When q COW puts up its tail
at sight of dog entering its paddock at
the present day, it has probably some
dim, instructive consciousness that il
stands in the presence Of dangerous,
hereditary foe ; and, as the wolves could
only seize with safety single isolated
urus, so the cows usually make common
cause against the intruding dog, turning
their heads in one direction with very
unwonted unanimity till his tail finally
disappears under the opposite gate.
Such inherited antipathies seem com.
mon and natural enough. Every spe-
cies knows and breads the ordinary ene-
mics of its race. Mice scamper away
from the very smell of a cat. Young
chickens run to the shelter of their
mothers wings when the shadow of a
hawk passes over their heads. Mr.. Oar
win put a small snake into paper bag,
which lie gave to the monkeys at the
Zoo; and one monkey after another
opened the bag, looked in upon thu
deadly foe OF the quadrumanous kind
and promptly dropped the whole pack
age with every gesture of horror an(
,lismay. Even man himself-thougf
his instincts have all weakened so greatly
witt the growth Of his more plastic in
tclligence, adapted'to wider and more
modifiablc set of external circumstance
seems to retain a vague and origina
terror of the serpentine form. - 81
james Gazette.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31

AN English physician, stationed in
FOrmosa, says "The Chinese make,
on the whole, very good patients. DC.
casionally some of them try our patience
not little. One takes four days sup
ply of medicine away with him, the
recipe bearing on it "a spoonful three
times daily, after each meal He comes
back next morning for more, thinking
10 aatter you by Stating that he drank
the former quantity OF one dose. An.
other has his arm carefully put up in
spliHts, and OH his next visit he brings
his dressings in n separate parcel They
ara great believers in interaul admins.
tration, and. although ho lms only cut
finger, II is difficult i.m Chinaman to
see why be should not vet some medi-
cine to eat"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31
An ILLE0IL CURE.

The Brooklyn Union-Arg,tS gives an
account OF remarkable cure effected by
all italian peasantess. The patient had
lcoM suffering from nm affection of the
hip which none of the doctors seemed to
understand, and, although she had the
attention of men eminent in the medical
practice, she obtained no relief. The
peasantess found that the trouble pro.
ceetlcd from dislocation, and, after APP
plying lr,lltice of marsh-mallow and
bran " relax the muscles, she set the
limb without producing the least pain.
and the patient is able to walk. Now,
according to the laws of the State OF New
York, this cure is illegal. No one is al.
lowed IN practice here who has not Iii.
ploma. Something ought to be done
about it at once. Will some of our stiff.
ncckri brethren move in the matter
They aro the ones to look out for oil
.hese dcrelictions, misdemeanors, etc.
for are they not the fathers of such leg
islatCn? The peasantoss should b,
tined At least $50. II she sets another
hoae tn The same painless way she should
BE hnoj 5000; for the third ofTensc the
low proscribes imprisonment DR.
t1ot's McalM MOnthly.
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". A. White, Macedonia, Ky.
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A KN.GAs City reporter mounted the
tram at u way station, and at once, with
pencil and paper, Logan his inventory Of
the distinguished personages who accom-.
panied Gen. Grant from Gnlena. He
approached one short, thicksct man,
with heavy, short beard, who sat peil'
sively gazing from the window, with Q
cigar in his mouth caro- you one Of
the invited gucsts?" asked the reporter
tapping the man on the shoulder. The
man said he was, and kept on smoking
"From St. Joe or Davenport" asked
the reporter, notebook in hand. "Illi
nois," replied the man, still smoking
I'm have to trouble you for your name,
persisted the rcporteE "Grnt," sale
the man, still smoking. Initials
plcase97 asked the reporter. "U.. S
Grant" replied the man quietly. "Oh.
iainily calculated the reporter. And I
strnnge light came III his eyes. And h,
moved Oh.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31
CLUB LIST.
10 CORRESPONDENTS.

We want fresh, reliable and readable letters
rom every neighborhood where tltc SEMI
WEEKLY SOUTH KENruCxIAN circulates. Give
lis the lews plainly, correctly, briefly and intel
igibly, withaIt nGa,ilass comment or rhetorical
.lourlslcS. Let no obituary notice exceed ten
haes; don't discuss the weather, or write abou
matters of no interest to the reading public
usc but une side of the paper and write rs often
as goa have news items to chronicle, and no
oftener.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31

LOUISVILLE has not got so many in
habitants as st. Louis, but the people
Of that section have O fashion OF living
to q good old age. The census shows an
unusually large proportionate number
of centenarians. One lady registered at
"115 last month" She walks about
the house with ease, is usually affable,
has never been sick in her life, and can
thread a needle as quick as any young
girl. She resides with her great grand.
niece, who is her only living relative.
Another one, james Stone, who says he
ais 103, and has been married eleven
times" A colored woman named Rosettt
Washington had reached the 117th veal
of her checkercd existence. She was
very certain Of her age, because she re
membered very distinctly of doing W
the Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes of he
old Virginia masters family to wear t.
Washington's Inauguration. She re
mcmbered all about the Revolutionar,
war.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31
Done in Sly Months

That coil of hair on the back of your
head. dear lady. 1t is better thar
nothing and deceives nobody. In SIX
months or less from to-day you may
dispense with il if YOU are inclined tc
give Parker's Hair Dalsam fair trial
Cleanses the scalp, restores color, s
delicious dressing. Not q dye. mo-
oily, elegantly perfumed. S72t
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31

AocdaDINd to DR.. Edward Smith, an
egg contains 15t per cent. OF carbon and
per cent. of nitrogen. Another writer
estimates that the value OF one pound Of
eggs, as food for sustaining the active
forces of the body, is to the value Of one
pound Of loan beef as 1854 to 900. AS q
flesh producer, one pound of eggs Ia
about equal to one pound Of beef.