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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1885-11-18
OPIUM IN CHINA.
A Great Crime Carried on With the Jon
sent of An Insincere Government.

A Great Crime Carried on With the Jon
sent of An Insincere Government.
Opium is like slavery, or like feudal-
ism-it has grown upon China by the
influences of outside nations. The
Chinese complain a great deal
about the policy of Great Britain in
forcing opium upon the country; but
then, when we consider the fact that
China herself. under the policy of some
of the Viceroys. has been growing
opium in the hope of driving out the
Indian crop, it really was not matter
of discussion. because you were COM
PEELED to see that they lacked candor
and were di5ingenuous in their opposi-
ton to the opium traffic. / presume
that the opium trade will end in this
way, that China will grow her own
Eopium and probably extinguish the In
dian trade. The Chinese opium is not
as good as the Indian opium, but in
talking to the officials about the opium
| question, and in demonstrating with
| them upon their encouraging its
growth in their provinces, and saying
that this course on their part led to o
| distrust of their candor in asking for
eign governments to prevent the
trade. their response was: eli
we must take opium. let us raise it,
would say to them that thought, con-
| Sidering the conditions of the Chinese
population. the want of food and the
necessity. as youmight say. of cnltivat-
ing every foot of ground, that it might
be better to give the acres where they
grew the poppy to wheat or millet. OF
! corn, or some other food. and that the
giving up of so much territory to poppy
led to the occasional famines. But they
had the theory that by growing the
poppy themselves they could prevent
the importation of the Indian crop. l.
always said that if they had control OF
the opium trade they would stop it by
an edict from the throne; bat question
that very much. OPIUM, like any other
vice, will take a generation or two tc
eradicate. 1t has gone too far now tc
be held in check by any Legislative oil
restrictive measure. The suppression
of opium in China would, think. NEAR
revolution, and the Government is no;
prepared to meet that contingency. A
the same time it is a great curse and Z
great crime. John Russell Young, ~
" Y. Herald.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1885-11-18

Some men are born with big heads.
some acquire big heads and others
have big heads thrust upon them
Bin Nye.
Pens are weapons Of defense that
stab and cut like a rapier. Il IS easier
to assass;nate with pen than to slay
with the sword-N u independent
The boEes of the average man only
weigh abou. twenty-four pounds. and
yet some people put on airs and step
around as though they weighed ton-
Chicago Ledger.
"A small son of Raleigh man. when
asked If he was not very much frigh--
ened when the lightning struck has
fathers house. replied: mo. de Lawd
wasn't gwine to hurt me; it was daddy
he was er."-Raleigh ". c. 90
serCer.
There have been various answers
to the eonundrum: Why is S ship called
she? We think the proper answer IS.
Because she is handsomest when she
is well-rigged. Wives should cut this
out and show it to their hnsbands--
Boston Courier.
Baby cries. and is sent to a s'de
table. Papa says: When you have a
beard you can st with papa" The
house cat jumps up familiarity beside
him. BABY (furiously): jump down
You have beard. Go eat with papa"
Chicago journal.
-"How is it, writes a correspond
ent, ''that the yachts always sail faster
| In a newspaper account OF a race than
tbau do nv, tho urato-9', That's an ga N
one to answer, friend You see. it's the
extra pulling the boat gets that does
| the business ToBkers Stat<sEaan-
| You may say what you like.
mother, George no longer loves me-
| '.But, child. how did you get that silly
| notion into Your head?' '.Oh. very
| simply and only too quickly When
| he takes NE .Ame nowadays he always.
chooses the shortest roadr'- thicagd
| Inter- Ocean
| The average American eats fifty,
six pounds of sugar year, against the
Englishman's sixty-seven- Despite
this fact. however. the average Ameri-.
can girl is much sweeter than the En-
glish lasses. Probably because she Is
given more ..taffy" than the English
girl receives. NorristosDR Herald
| "A japanese woman dresses her hair
once in every four.days- The luxury
of hearing ones wife, with the ends OF
her hair in her teeth and her mouth
full of hairpins, talking about the
kitchen boiler in the morning before
the mirror Is never enjoyed by the
Japanese husband more than twice .
week. CHICAGO Tribune
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1885-11-18
portanse whatever. This is the way is
usually comes about: 81 Let me See It

portan.e whatever. This is the way il
usually comes about: ''Let me see. It
was in the spring of fifty-seven. / be-
Geve. An old fellow named-named-
what was his name? I'll think of it
after awhile. Strange can't think of
that name. 1t was at the end of my
tongue minute ago. Pshaw! Well.
no matter" He proceeds with his
story, but he is not satisfied. The
name would add nothing to the story,
but the narrator does not like to be
beaten in that way, and at night, while
every one else is asleep. he ''flops"
over and over. trying to think OF the
name. He begins at A and slowly
sounds the letters of the alphabet. but
receives no clew to the whereabouts OF
the absconding cognomen- He gives it
up dozen times, and resolves
to nave nothing more TO do with
it, but the first thing he knows
he ia hard at work again. He
dozes, but awakes and resumes his
search. He gets up. goes to the water
bucket and just as he raises the dipper
to his lips. the name pops into his
head. "Humphi'' he grunts. why
didn't think of it at first? Old man
Catswell! Catswell, Catswellt L knew
it began with Co. He knew no such
thing. ''Catswell! Well. I'll declare!'
He goes back to bed and repeats the
name over and over again. The next
morning, the first thing he does. is to
refer to the story again, but. harrass-
! ing circumstance, the name again
| eludes him.. He knows that it begins
with an S. He remembers it finally,
and is surprised that he forgot it began
with c. In the reduction of flesh.
the Banting system can not rival this
process. 1t is said that when a Rus
sian is trying to recall the name of a
| friend, he shuts himself in room and
permits no one to see him until he has
passed through the terrible trial. One
of the Russian Generals, whose awful
name figured conspicuously in a recent
war, once tried to recall the uncom-
promising name of a relative. He went
into closet When he went in he
was fat man. When he came out
he was offered position in side show
to do the light work that is generally
assigned to the living skeleton.
| Sd1G Tr0ceter.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1885-11-18
BUILDING HOUSES.
A Humorist's Advice to q Young Man
Who Desires to BE an Architect.

a Humorist's Advice to a Young Man
Who Desires to BE an Architect.
So you are going to be an architect
my son? Well, that is good-what do
you architects call it. profession? What
ever you call it. it is a good calling.
Now, FL tell you what / would do If /
were an architect. / would learn to
build house. You pay close attention
to that department of architecture, my
son, leara to plan a house and it viii
put moLey in your purse. But all
architect, plan houses; that is what
they do?' Oh, no, my son; on, no.
Men have been planning and building
houses ever since the eviction at Eden,
and they haven't succeeded in making
a model yet. All the architectural
genius iD .he world hasn't succeeded in
designinS house that is perfectly sat
isfactorv - anybody, and as to build
ing house that VIII nit everybody
why, there's the biggest bonanza in
Ophir County waiting for the man who
can give us that house. Now, the tailor
has attained perfection in his art to
which the architect is stranger. He
has designed suits that are models for
all civilized men. When Mr.. Wander
bilt want< dress suit his tailor makes
him one inst like the one he made for
the head waiter. And when the head
waiter wants dress suit the tailor
gives him one like unto that which Mr..
Vanderbilt owes for. The Prince Al
bert which you wear. my son, Is like
unto the one which the Prince wears.
The tailor has made a coat which tits
us all, and we want the architect to
make us an easy, comfortable, respect
able looking house. If it takes nine
tailors to make man. where are the
architects? If you are going to be an
architect. my boy. remember what
tell you: Learn to build house
Burdette, IN Br0oEiYe EAGLE.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1885-11-18
a TOOTH DESTROYER.
The Excessive Use of Common Salt Grea
Solvent of Human Teeth.

The Excessive Use of Common Salt a Great
Solvent of Human Teeth.
At a recent meeting of the New York
Chronological Society, DIR. Z. Parmly
Brown said: / will venture the asser-
ton that the excessive use of common
salt is one of the main factors in the
destruction of human teeth to-day. /
am now engaged in collecting some
statistics on this point, from which |
hone In time to demonstrate. what
seems TO me TO be fact, that common
salt excessively used is u great solvent
of the human teeth. If it will iniure
the human teeth through the chemistry
of our systems in some way or other,
WHY might it not also have the effect OF
preventing a good development OF the
teeth when taken into the system IN ex-
cess? | have lately procured some sta
tlstics from the Sandwich Islands, from
a gentleman who has been there, cover
ing a period of over forty years, that
are very suggestive and interesting.
Within that period the teeth of the
| Sandwich Islanders have decayed rapid
". and since they have begun TO decay.
il has been not ced that the natives
/ are in the habit of biting off great
chunks of salt and eating it with their
food. According to all accounts, the
teeth of the Sandwich islanders were
formerly the most free from decay
| of any people on the face of the earth
| if | remember rightly. You viii finC
that people who eat great deal o
salt and a great deal of sugar are otter
entirely toothless. | Know several in
stances of candy-store keepers wher
three generations are entirely tooth
less. People who eat an excessive
amount of salt are tempted to eatlarg
Quantities of candy. pickles and vine
gar. There seems TO be crav NC 10
those substances after the excessive u.s.
of Salt.-Roston Budget
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1885-11-18
RECALLING a NAM

An HercuIean Task Which Interferes With
the SAUNDERS OF Many Good Gill
ZenSs
1t requires more of an effort to re-
member something once forgotten than
it does TO learn something new. Many
a man has tossed GA his bed at night
trying to remember a name OF 10 i'm.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1885-11-18

A well educated young lady >.
Richmond wants a position as teacher
in Danville. She has passed the gig
Cling age, but is not to old 10 be a
very ayr cable companion. and the, edi-
tor of this paper can heartily recon
mend h to any family desiring an in.
tell gent teacher and companion. DIN
bale "a. 1heQGStey
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1885-11-18
The oLo-FAsHIoNED GIRL.

She does not work, she does not paint
Eensington patterns odd and quaint,
A crazy quilt she ne'er hath made,
Nor stork on tidy yet essayed.
She can not boast a cultured ear.
Beefhoven's Symphonies. fear,
She'd call bore, nor care one bit
What Mrs. Gundy said of it.
She does not poke her elbows out,
Or paint her lips In scarlet pout,
Or smoke her eyebrows to q curve
As fascinating lure to serve.
She docs not wear her sleeves so tight
She has Co set her hat Alright
Before she gets inside her dress
Gas fashionable danes confeSs).
She's fond of horses and of big
And noble dogs: no canine priS
Or bloated and conceited pug
To lie upon aesthetic rug.
She never could be bought or sold;
Her love is worth nations gold.
And who the favored one? AL wei,
'Twouid seem like Boosting should tel
&C. H. T'kdyer, in Philadelphia Cali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
Eam Schools.
A NNUAL SESSION (27th) of the UNIyER.

A NNUAL SESSION (27thl of the UNIvER-
"A sITY Law SCHOOL, WASHINGTON SQUARE,
Begins Oct next and ends June /. 1895
OF two annual sessions and both written and oral
examinations, required for degree allowance OF
more than one year is made for previous study.
textbooks statutes and rectteons Moot
and OF lectures win given follows
Prius; wILLIAM ALLEN BgTLEH IL D. on Ma S
ESQ., on Willis A. A. REDFIELD, Esq, Descent and
Distribution; CEPHAS BRAINERD. Esq, International
Laws AUSTIN ABBOTT Esq. Preparation for Trial J. s.
Criminal Law.
For circulars etc. apply 10
d. II. JAQU ES. Secretary Of the Faculty,
Mutual Life building SO Nassau St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
Inslrnfticn.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City
A-ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING best pro
"A fession overcrowied. Special instruction for the
deaf SCHOOL ELECTRICITY l22 East 26th.st
A BUREAU OF RELIABLE lNFORMA-
n TON OF sCHOols.-Hundreds Of the best schools
nv with them and Intelligent ad
vice given CIRCULARS selected and mailed Tor post
age TO those describe their wants BEST TEACHER
Tutors and GOvernesses supplied. u. F. AVERY =,
American school Bureau. Wo3t l4thst. n. Y.
BUSINESS EDUCATION. - BOokkeep-
N ing writing arithmetic correspondence spelling pho
biography type writing; day evening" private instruction
PAINkiS HtSINEsS COLLEGE,. 62 BOweTy; uptown, lO7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twenty annual term Of this institution Will com
mence or MONDAY OF october. 1885, at the Law
School Building IN 49thst between 18th and Madison
AYES north side and will continue until June. 1886.
The course two and designed to
give instruction IN the principles and
uce Of the law. For catalogues. &c. address as above
THEODORE W. DWIGHT. Warden. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREAsUREb's oFFICE, II BRoAD-sT,
NEW YORK. Sept. "a, 1885.
COUPONS OF THE GENERAL SECOND
~ mortgage gold bonds OF this company due October l.
proxmo will be paid upon prescn this on and
Checks for interest tho registered
crhcates will be forwarded holders OF of
business Sept 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
dividend Notices.

LII COUPONS due LIST pr0y. and the prin-
cipal all bones that date .sSucd by TIL RAIL
ROAD tItMENT COMPANY, secure. by rolling STOCK,
furnished tho following railroads viii
pad that the onics OF POST. MA
TIN & CO.. No. 81 Pine St, NewYorK r. W. CLARK a
CO.. No IS SOnth 3d-st, Philadelphia:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

Bonds and coupons OF z. 7. VA & GA. RAILROAD
COMPANY CAR TRUSTS, SERIES and Is, and OF
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CAR TRUST SERIES A2 are payable at the office OF tbs
Central Trust Company
september so, 1885.
ii. A. V. POET.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-29
gscrmfid1fr tcIraraph. 9epefAett.

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micals & Golor-Go." III Gbefer. Ba., nuroe
qsitern &benO tbeilWeie Ourb 6euer 5erltOrt.
Der gerluIt iit beoeuteuo.
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lei nod INNER ein SinoerniB fir Die &atifi=
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| Dor, alle meiteren Wtabnabmen be3iisltd) oesz
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(lbr IhenoS erfUlgte 8ertagung. gS perlaus
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lt9eu5 stuei Ortttel benz porgeI6lageneu
auflhub oppolirlen, unb Die Sefrporter oeS
Sertra9s i60pften baber pieoer Sofiuung auf
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piet ,,2aneaiter."
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tt'b, SefeblSbaber be8 eur0pGtl9eu @eiGma=
pers, Seiebl geididt, cine griiuOltde llntcr-
ludjung iiber bie 2lngabe etllSuleiten, baB Die
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III Ai;;a 0iientli6 ertlGrt bStten, ntan babe
ibr 6abrSeug aus S6a1ernad iiir ibre DID,
men n06 bem @oHgo beorbert. Die Oanleu
Ner Sifi3iere lollen, uie bereitS beri6tet, ben
5fe9ulationen ;uluiOer piele Seitlid)fetteu an
Soro bcS SanIpfer5 peranItaltel uno gang
nad Seltben auf oem Sabr;euge geld)altet
uns Gemaltet babeu. Sul Safe Ser 2lbmiral
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ring, ME Die oben erluGbute, gen1ad)t hat,
10 l0u er i'm ioiort pom 0ienite iu8ptuO tren
mo Dem 0epartement melbeu.
9Ssrmiidtss.
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gegcn Sen @eneralaubiteur SWaim inter
iud)te, miro ruabri6eiulid morgeu 2l6en0
Ieine Gnti6siOung abgeben. Die aagemeine
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tbeile Smatm's auSfalleu ntro.
Senator Soar beridtete beute bem Senate
Elm bonn Suiti;=@ontite au5gearbettete5 Cub
Ititut fir bic SauSbiu SeireffS Silguug Der
Sduloen Der BaciTcbabuen ein. 0as Cub
ititut berpillist ben Yactficbabnen Idngere
3ablungSirilf.
Ser arieaSietretGr iiberidifte beute Sem
Seuat cine 3uifjriit be;iiglid) Der Sflabonla=
21nNsreien, III peld)er er auSeiuauoerieet,
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idall fir Montana unO Die beS 0rn. 9ttdOz
las $. SwiugS Sum Setretdr Oes Serltto=
riums 9Saibin9ton.
Senutor &iooleberger bat 9epeid)eu, wel=
DE lbm fir eine !Saltung III Der Debate
iiber ben Saparo i6en SeihIuB banfelt, uon
irii6- amsritanld]en Gereinen ais alien Gan=
bestbeilen erbalten.
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giOten I'M Sera9c poH $673,O0O lteien beute
i'm Sdatanlte ein.
Die gtational t0anbelStantner er0ffuete
beute babier ibre SabreSoerianmluug.
Die beutige Steuereinnabme betrug $685.
1873 INTO Die 3olleinnabme $670,911.
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GrOp, gf.-Y., %. Sanuar gSGbrenO
Ser pergangenen gta9t ftelen iieben 3oG
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alien Sbeilsn bes n0rolifen Neu England.
SeId,ueroen Iber Serfehrsunterbre6ungeu
loufen aus alien Hihtunqen bier elm.
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Smra e@mse Ser g as=Goni,.mentcn.

Gbicago 28. Sanuar.-0ie "Citizens
Association" bat eine Sill auiieten laiien,
melde Die Grneunung eines Staat8=Ga8me=
terzSnipeftorS our6 BEN @ouuerneur peroro=
net uno $4,000 pro Sabr fir baS Saldr bieies
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ifelen laiien, nno TN Safe ii6 Die Sernu=
tbuns al8 begriinbet berausfellt, ben Goniu=
menten enti6dbigen. SIM Sale bas Oteter
ridti9 Ober gar 5n lpeni9 re9ifrirt, 10 nlnb
Der Compliment bic Soften Der llHteriudung
beitreiten. 9as Saldr beS @asinipettorS
ioll burf Seiteuerung beS 9lftientapitalS Der
@usgeelli6aften anfgebrad)t meroen: Die
''Citizens Association" wiro Die Sill iofort
Der @eietgebung unterbreiten.
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Ytebtudrfte.

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irten ,miideu $500 uuO $3.50.
ct. 2out6, %. Jauuar. - Sbmeiue:
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Ginctnnuti,S O., %. Sanuar.-6 6eute
friib wurbeu bier MGnner oil Der 0itlifeu
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aeifern abeno cine S6littenfubrt on unb be-
frauten ft bis ;ur Seiinuun9slot9teit.
gSdren iie eine StunOe ipdter aufgeflnoen
iporoen, 10 fuiroe teiner BON ibnen me9r am
Qphpu oemeier iettt.
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lit @ro5eut mo idloB gu l Bro3eut. -
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trail 32t, gortb 8eiteut 89t, 90. YriOr. 124,
Ohio YtiIi. III, DO. 8riOr. 63, YittSburg
1877, &euoing l5a, &Od SslunO 1919, llHiOus
YQcifc 4SS, gSeferu Union 574.
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