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1x.rRANCECoMMIssIONER

TK>TRANCE-C 0MM SS1ONER
L qARBOX. In MS last report to the Legis-
,s,,.-s rf Nsssac husetis. uses the following
language
Tbfre isa popular demand FOR Life In,
.-.-t1,~s which viii seek tue best sources oi
s,,vy A cheapsr sDd simpler business
t'if - rcf opty feasible. but ~ an urgent
Ls,.f for iuatire 10 the common welfare.
~. brsirpss may b. carried on for less thsn
80 nrohahfy one thiro the present cost.
~. }. NOT one Of oar we'll established NE
--e-,'--,.e.rlfe tpai could moi to-day sdOpl anu
,,.--sc Vilb perfect safety 10 Itself and ad-
e,tsg. 10 is policy holders. business
,..t.1s as economical Rs that OF the foreign
names ] nave referred 20. The nigh
-. n insurance was the chief lnolemeht
,-..,. l.opuigr assessment rebellion
,T. ItFt-INsUE RANCE COMPANY or
VIRGINIA
d.. MN. Giving Insurance N conformity with
49,. above pertinent words Of Commissioner
T,-p.x Life Insurance is e necessity ia
,,.-, gou.eho.d in the land. il the most
,srr.t.e asse' any man csn hold.
..rtror rates and pamphlets Of th" New
pau .ta,n, orfce Of the LIFE INSURANCE
r.A,rANY OT VIRGIN A. corner OF Main
.tf s..tl streets. Richmond. Va.
al. oc 2s-sOf8t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

VALUABLE AED CONVENIENT.
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are . SAFE and sure
remedy for Bronchitis. Coughs. and otaer
troubles OF the throat and lungs. Sold only
In boxes. Fries rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

There Is only one place in Richmond n
buy ilese renowned Pianos. You can ret
catalogues free and see i,ili stock next 10
the corner Of Ninth and Main streets al
Manly +. Ramos d Co.'S.
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Ths cIerl.. ,,u., r.per,.

In tbe Ci;y Circuit Court yesterday The
COum0uscalih, through the A'iorney-
General, entered IN ltinn 10 recover ron
John :. Cook. clerk of Gloucester county,
aud hls slEreiies ef0, 100 as peualtie' due Tor
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Invitation 10 n GUbernatOriaI Insu-
EurAIlOn.

Governor Lee las received an invitation
20 attend The Inauguration oi Hon. John Il.
Gordon. GoveTn0r.eiect Of Georgia on ihe
9th q November. he cannot yet tell
whether be will accept the invitation.
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sm,,hoes, Practical Bu.,se~. College

win open in lil3 Main street the lst Of No
vember. Business course. .t40; Normal
course in -pcnniug, s90; Telesraphy, s3j
Steucgraphy and Type Writing, $50. Ad-
dress G.. II. Smithdeal, 404 north Twelfth
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

u have had the most nnfailing success
among hundreds OF my broken-down and
nervous lady patients By The Use Of LirBlG
CoMrASl's CoCA-BkTF JCsiO" saws Ir
GEORGE Z. CLARK. sol fremont street,
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Line Grrrnn Work.

Some OF the finest Crayon Portrait work
We have ever seen is done by MIR. \. +.
Craig ai tbc Richmond Arr Rooms, No. 2OI
cast Broad street. CuN and examine hls
WORK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

The corner Of TweDty-third and Y streets
was last night the scene Of q fine Demo
cratic demonstration. A stand had been
ere, led, from the sides Of which ieitcd gas
lights, and acrcss the street was stretched
D iinc Of Chinese lanterns.
The frs; feature OF the evening was a
fsg-rsisiug. Upon pole which had been
previously planted in the ground was ran
mp the Democratic banner, bearing the
words:
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To the Public.

A. tie Baptist social Union viii hold lis
MEETING and Banquet 90 PizzintS New
Store this evening. tte house VII Doe closed
to the public al : 7. NJ. Patrons are asked
10 send their orders early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

RuLASnISk-
CABElL's PHARMACY,
Thnd and Main streets.
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.CL0AKS AND JACKETS.

Three hundred more Garments Just added
90 our stock. We nov hsve I 500 Garments
from hicn you can make your selections.
We cal particular attention 10 our ELE-
CANT STOCK OF CLOAKs FOR chill
DREN. We claim TO have the incest goods
Ia the city. and can prove it
oc rs cod LEVY 4 DAVIS.
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EcnrhIIcan Meeting.

A Waddnl meeting was held on west
Main street near Reservoir last night.
CAPTAIN John :. Wise, Lewis Lindsay lcpl-
cr,d,. and others We're among the speakers.
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AUsTIoN SaLGs TO-DAY.

X. Il. CHAFFlN Co. 4. r NJ. frame
DWELLING No 7si north 1oarth street
!. .THQxPrOS BRDWS a o. az ".
four buii ipg lots on the soatn de y,
broad street ne fween Tsen's ana
Twenty seventh streets
SUTTON a CO. ~ v. ~, trustees safe .,
frame house 81 the north vest corner OF
Tnir;ieih and streets
GEORGE W. MAYr, i0s A, NJ, furniture,
carpets sfovFs sc.
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JACKET- JACkkTs.


We have 200 dif'ereui 50 les of JACKIE
20 81 ooSs ffOm IN AstTschsn. B0ueie. ria
BfaVcrs, and herkes. from sz.SV up.
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lUTBPOOL FINE AND GROUND ALIA
SALT,
bnpor4cd by us direct
from, liverpool.

49,, o,,ross OF steamship CAscAPEpIAt TO
:. s,.cs,rred 81 NEWPORT NEWS;
,..vfTR NEWPORT NEWS;
..,,rrAI.pERA ct NORFOLK;
Ia El.ANCH At WEST POINT;
-. trNA st cHEsAPEAKE AND
ONO WHARF;
q, schooner L. j. SMALL al RICHMOND
YQCk.
.f1.oF THF BEST BRANDS.
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yRKEr TO FISp PEARIs.-scientins peo-
pie have been insirustng folks where TO
LOOK for pearls; hut right here in Richmond
mrs sc AGENT territory they aeonnc-in tht
mouth ofeevery lady snc gentleman yno
uses AIsOT's DEETIFRIcK. BY kn drug
f1sfn rs ceuts.
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be sliby Gums Sweet Breath.
RULASDINE.
CABELLs PHAKNACY,
Third and Main streets.

Such sn opportunity to buy Good Blan'
keis OF low prices will ro; occur again this
season. HeRG LEyY & DAvIs's advertise
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Aromatic. Fr2g1lt. CurSuye-
RULArnIsE.
CARELL's PuAHMACT,
Third and Main streets.

ray visit 10 the New Curtain Depart
nept Of LEVY 4 DAVIS. They SHOW IA
elegant stock OF Lace Curtains $50 Cne-
nile and TurcOmAn Curtains aud Por-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

Go 10 the Great Blanket Sale OF LEVY q
DAVIS. The prices al which they are sell
ing them will make THEN go on fast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

As the aar was uniurlcd TO the breeze
II was gree ted with enthusiastic cheers by
the large audience present Then came the
speeches.
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CEnRcE D. WISE.

Tie nominee, Hon. George ID. Wis'.
-. neXt introduced. A. soon as tlr
ctcer. that greeted him siaiCd be said:
4.Feilov-rrti1ens ~ Marshall Ware, Or
-.,,,,r teji,v- -itizens If Richmond, ! VIII
TO l dcn'f tbiak / ever addressed "a
r.;.,-,.r assembly ! was al the Fair
r.-.,,,Ss h.. Thursday ] stood near tn
ts...td,Y,t ,.utn he made his a1trt's 70 the
lrree coucoufsc Of people. a be con
oiuoed ne whisnered 10 me, ~ You had
,,.t. crowd ai your back YOU Wauld D.
s.id for Il return 70 Congress 30 ieei
,0.rielt. felioW-cili2eus. II eau get Tue
',.,,,,orl II those before me my return u
s,ons-rsss wiz b. certain. lthseFs.l
NJ W,se said that he wac 2lad 81 TIE
,,,,,',,,t ,,r,iiy io address the people oi Mar
IN Vsra lie tol1 bis bearers 40" be
"a ,.e..n noraiuaieC ~ convention thai
80 '','s,.,,tfd All classes Niih the personal
!, .,-..i,.y ri his opponents, Messrs. Auhen
"a Wed1ifI. he did not propose 20 aeai,
~. ~. .,.oiy ,,oIiii.al positions be was 1in2
a'.,s ,t.,n w,th ciayes Oh. Mr WIS,
ia si,sf fher,. wer@ more hutgnts pi
- ,n tbe convention tiai poIii'
ea i.a' bin, Igl>e) than IN The eohfsi-
49,. .,,.'t nop,inaied Nricn; yel hr. ~ Aiit'n
80, s..'S a. ~ Tie candidate oi the hl ~
~ sbor. deEg il. lNoioes; : - % J.
~ -, y - ~ Labor hive nJt pul w
.s,.'.,~ -. ,,oy 10 they propose %. " nst
docs Nr. Nu,leu repre' p. l,,,.r,.t,.as,
~as neither DcDocfai h"l -, "a ~. -
What i be-, iienf IN iie lss'ssvs1 -
,tsIiit le would BE- nous "a, t,'d ,,,,,,,
Tbs tira tting be w"''a = N''~
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DlakMS,
Bnrkhcy,
Washington,
and Franklin.

SIND TO BE DELIVERED ATrHE RAIL
Road STATIONS IN
VIRGINIA.
wFsT VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
ASD
GEORGIA.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
os7a Richmond.
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,1A1LmE>T or REV. Il. N. PIcRENa
OIttNVuLE ) Q" June .

N.'.tA' +@--~-f
T.. 81. s1,e. M CompnuU-
I-A-t.o About four yesrS ago vas al
t-,f4f Win Ulat TIE puYsiclanA pro
l...rtf rturslG.c rh-uURilsn. accom- pa
r..t -..tt efrtit it-ias Hly appHtte iauel liir
trt.t.- erC J hbt an INTERN lif M pdis~
e.. .e-1 .rf.au.ar py setlnDs ~ Tue near
A I.rrt. pfIr sOuu cane iLto my cIesi
sff artl.f.l- and ! heca lat 80 hr'i
f.af r.UIf attend 20 300 nu-ibt-r "t @.t.
Tt.ra.rs v,re NOV cable and Soud p ne
frt- ua.s ffom cYe pay, ~ nv u'tt tv
f.o..-r tIuaI, thf frffipelas hroEr or,
or rv Iar tsud snt Rrm sud PROD ecea
rr.. evening = sas afflicted fog eighteen
months and of cour,e used great many
Frt.uf medicine but M. hlng gave mr re-
U.+ ss.erfF rublY persuaded me 70 li9
sT.ft specific winch ! did I uoucso b
f,e f-t b.. pr0Velueut while taking tue Ms.
i..- cad continued lis use untu : nae
"a t... about arp dozen WDen found nv
b. ....r- IS recovered with 20 siCu o. thr
e r-tr.s ..r except = Stiffness ln my ana.
r....-.re f-rr. sf-tlp4ias while Is EluS tht
Do -f.r.r- T. Ef rl. on 81 average Two p'unhs
u,..sl ..r week. tt.nk your :. : :. n
vsrat On eA.clue and frequently reoo u
c.crr - 10 t.f Efl .ctets
NerE rTus toufs. T. NJ. fICAHNs.
Far $50 hy 81 druggists. Treatise Oh
R.oar. and ~ffI-I Iis-a.ss Iua led free
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- : - - : : . - > - . . : . . ,
GEORGE u. WISE FOR CONGRESS. /:
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TIE CuIsrIRrIElp TROOP.

Chairman CITY Central Democratic Cor
mitteC,
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n,ssoIr rIoss = rAarsERsHrrs.


TIE YIRN or WOOD & COwAR-
j LtS y tEk day October q. 1885, oi4-
srirf0 by mutual c8a- at Al! PERSONS u
cshfec 90 Or bsflng sccpUuts sgsiost tDe
fru NiDte fie ine same 81 the once, ~
Z 2 essf Main street W!tn Dr Il N. %" X
Is Very respectfully
JI7D. y WOOD.
/. n. COWAhDiN.
Eav.rg WlfhdrEWn from tue frin W
Mtap0 q CNW AEDIS. after an aasDcisslph
~ i'ieeu genfs : Wlth confidence fefo y
mend ~. Cow AhHIS ~ thorough ana
Ferilt 0i'-rs OF c0usr y 0t tiOus hnd correct
if 81 ~ dee 10 - Fsel.ag grstcf0i for 'l'e
con1dsrcs 30 inrg bestowed On me a+k
itf Uiaf To- itu.
Nsr8 Tsspec fully.
October 20 lses. JUB h. WOOD.
OCTOBER IS. 1855.
wil continue the practice Of DkN-
J.eIil ~ 40 sn7 cast Main street ltoe
&C 0t'Us - v sod a C0WGfdlu}.
tery respectfully, ,..
g. X7-Gt L. AZ COWAkBIN.
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STRAuSE BROTHERS .
No. I4ce MAIN STREET.


CLOAhs
Wecevote 8 great deal of attention 20 this
10 epRrtasut and bIS only nr t-c.sss goods;
alvEs. Cet the laIetI styles aud have al
vsSs 4 must e. teu-iye stock ca choose
nom. 80 I'D eOods ever held on may rely
CD everytLirg hriug nrw. Ne ~lli cl-plsy
THiN WI + hhutT WRAPS ~ Astra~
chan Plush Souc . Cloth wide Wales HeA~
y,r and Germ twin. trim ned with evexY
b I'd II trIHn.lts price range uom - -
s25.
JACKET JACKETs.
We have 900 diferett So les of JACKETS
20 81 oo,e from IN Astrschsn BJueie. fisin
Beavers. and serles. from sz.SO np.
ILANKkTs AND COMFORTS.
We sIe selling many OF these goods posi-
lively iove Ten n'anuisciurer- would sc-
e.. Ut our ui deis 20 cav 10 Ou need 81 An
kEIS see what t.seT Ia Io-4 WHITE
SLANkF1r g. - 2: 81 SO. snd s2; il&
PUkT Wool NHlTE BLANKETS from
KFI.CoMFOKt bougnt az q bargain,
vii re sold from &C 9 90. see them.
VNpFKWFkR AND GENTLEzEN's
kAlsHINGs.
This is kTRAUsb BROTHERS pet de-
psrtmeut. Their buyer carefully seiee,s
svery garu.sut from the losdiug agents
and Iusuufaciurers They carry one " toe
iRrsest nd best So e. rted siOcks IN the city.
kend a few Of thelr
BIG 4 XIV I : fUh J his " LEN.
loco dozen GE>Ti EAEN'- UNLAUS-
DkRkD WhITt IKtrr SHIFTS. al eie-
gantly n acs, perfect rt and tDe best vsines
ever shown IN this city-pfices 47ia, %, rs,
and p2c -. -. -.
FLANAtL and FANCY wool OVER
-Hlk1s. enormous ssrie'y oisiy ICE prices
SsIgG ~ b. - s2.ho and e..
IS dOzeu 6ENTLthfN'S CARDIGAN
IhtEtyh IN u col snd WOrsted. We carry
an in nleDse stOck-el sizes Prices ranging
from s5c. 10 50.
lIo dozen GTNTLENEN'S EXTRA
HEAVY MHITt tAFklNO TNDEH- HIRfS
sndIEAM r. al 5Gc eaeh-good ysine ~
Gco dozen GENTLEMEN HEAVY ALL
WOOL WHITE MiRlNO UNDERSHikrS
I and ORA kS nsde Of pure, loOg Casn-
| u ere wool sOft aud ueers. only g. each
cannot be bought Rny v here for less than
/ y rs each.
30 dozsp GFNTLENEN's ALL-woOL
! ~CAKI4fT INDICATED USDERS HI KITS
and DRAWERS, extra weight u each
worth 81 80 each.
| 100 d. zen GENTLEMES's VERY FINE
CAnEI .s.HAlR UADERsHlkr5 and
DRAWERS, soft ss velvet and gusra nteed
10 wear well. sOc. each worth 81 each.
JERSEYS. JERSEYS.
| Let II not escspe your memory that
I gTKAlSF BROTH rks' JEESEf DE-
/ PARTAENT Offers TO-DAY the largest va
( Yieiy aLd lowest prices ever snOHu IN tun
! city, TO purchase JERSEYS ; before exam
| ming the startling bargains they of-r
u cans en setual iOss Oi fltty cents on every
dollar. II cost you nothing 10 look 20
come and See for yourself.
ALWAYS THE HEADQUARTERS FOR
EVERYTH Nc u TIE GREAT
MAIN -sTRE ri BAZAAR
or
.Str0uSe Brothers,
1909 MAIN STREET.
ioc 2s-ltl
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BARG AIMS
STILL LEFT.

Although nur business iast week was onor-
nous, We have riiil left n large stock -
70 ohs. which We VIII Sell NJ the Old prices.
e. though manufacturers eDd importers
have advanced 81 go lds from Is 20 IS per
cent. ouv 800 LOT nnf elsewhere this week
tuch vslues as " IA De offered Al
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-14


Herr Most, the acknowledged lead
er of Socialists in the United States
was arrested in New York Tuesday
night. lie was pulled out from un-
der bed in the house of his mistress
lie is under Indictment for holding
an unlawful assemblage and for call
ing upon his followers to burn, plum.
der and ravage. He has been a flu.
gitive from justice for about two
weeks, but from his hiding place
continued to edit his paper, an incen.
diary organ of his gang of murderers
The prompt conviction of Most and
his Chicago followers. who are now
in Jail TO answer for wholesale mur.
der, will go far towards nipplng So.
cialism in the bud on this side of the
ocean.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-14


1t begins to look like Hon. NJ. j.
Durham will be one of the entries in
the next gubernatorial race. The
Bluegrass press is rapidly uniting in
his support and, as he is making an
excellent record as Comptroller Of
the National Treasury the demand fol
business man for Governor may
make him a formidable candidate
Tn the meanwhile our own Gen
Buckner is still in the ring and if he
does not make the mistake of run
ming on his military record alone he
will be hard man TO beat. In dis
cussing actual and probable candi
dates we must not forget that Col
Jones is still "in the hands of his
friends"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-14

After all the fuss made about purg-
Ing the poll books of the judicial
primary in the Greensboro district,
the committee met and did not throw
out illegal votes. AS the committee
was controlled by Judge Little's
friends, this looks, like the question
of illegal votes was two-sided one
aud that the nominee was content to
let well enough alone. Over this
way we do not straddle the issue.
Every illegal vote found on the poll
books in our late primary election
was thrown out. In Judge Grace's
own county 4S votes were thrown
out because the judges did not certify
10 the returns. If primary elections
are not TO be legally conducted they
amount to nothing. Each county
committee should correct the returns
before sending them to the district
committee and if this is neglected
it should be done by the district
committee before the returns arc
certified 10 as being correct.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-14
LOST HER HAIR,


The. Experience of a Young Lady whS
Was Anxious to Have 'sof" Tresses.
Many person has had cause to re-
greet using hair-dycs and invigoratorE.
Many of those advertised as such are
positively injurious. If one is anxious
20 improve the growth Of the hair the
best way to GO is to assist nature by
keeping the scalp in healthy. vigcr-
Gus condition by frequent crushing
with brlstlc, not u wire, brush, and an
occasional bathing of the head in cas-
tile soap and water. An acquaintance
of the writer had the following peculiar
experience from trying a hair-wash in
her youth. Tho young girl had an
abundant growth Of light brownish hair,
but, to her regret, it lacked luster. She
one day CHANGED to call on friend who
had fine, glossy hair.
What beautiful hair you havcln she
exclaimed. looking admiringly at her
friends shining treSses.
Yes, it's pretty good, what there is
of it, was the reply, "but | wish il
were thick like yours"
"Oh dear, have hair enough, but it
dead-looking! I'd give any thing il it
were only dark and glossy like yours.
Do you put any thing on your hair to
make it so nice?"
Not often" said the friend. "Once
in awhile | put on DaShe'S 'Invigorator.
It's very nice. / think
Soon after the young woman took her
leave. On her way home she purchased
bottle OF Dashe's "Invigorator." That
night, just before going to bed, she
made an application of the new
remedy, and for Il week she kept up this
nightly application, wctting her hair and
brushing il in, TO her delight, her hair
began to grow darker and, She thought,
more glossy. She also observed that
her hair brush and comb gathered more
hair than formerly when She used them
Feeling of her hair one day, she dis
covered bald spot, about the size of 4
silver quarter of a dollar, on the back OF
her head. This was the beginning of
a trouble. Her hair fell out OF itself, or
WIN u NOuCll, uitcI lulos Dilu llaCtN
came here and there. and in less than
six weeks the top of her head was quite
bare. This was sorrowful time for
the unfortunate girl. Her father
laughed, and INDUCED in good
deal of bantcring at her ex-
pensc; and for time insisted on
her going to school daily. He consider
cd it just punishment for her not let
ting well enough alone But when she
became quite bald, save for the fringe
OF hair around her head, she left OIL
going to school, and would not sec any
one who called. She was filled with
grief and chagrin. A lace cap was
made; and in this, for two months, the
poor girl appeared before her family,
Her father thought her hair would soon
grow out again, but it didn't. He al
length bought hor wig, which she wa,
obliged to wear for two years. By that
time a short growth of perfectly white
hair covered her head. Sixteen years
later there was no change. Her hair
is still white and about an inch in length
1t has never grown longer. 1t was 3
hard experience; and naturally she is q
bitter enemy OF all hair dyes and invig.
orators Youths Companion.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-14
HEALTH NOTES.
Useful Suggestions for Persons Sufcrii
from Slight Ailments;

Useful Suggestions for Persons Suffering
from Slight AIlments.;
Put five drops of chloroform on a lit
tie cotton or wool in the bowl of clay
pipe, then blow the vapor through the
stem into an aching ear and instant re-
lief will be afforded.
Consumptive patients are advised, by
pupil of Liebig, to live in rooms where
one or two drachms of sulphur are
melted on hot stove. The first ten
days brings increased cough and irrita-
ton, then these cease and the patient
improves rapidly. Persons with catarrh
and in early stages of consumption APP
ply to enter chemical factories where
large quantities of sulphur are cvapo-
rated daily, and are cured in few
weeks by the limitations. Cholera and
epidemic diseases are never found in
such factories.
The French method OF administering
castor oil to children is to pour the oil
into a pan over moderate fire, break
an egg into 1t and stir up. When it is
done flavor with little salt or sugar or
currant jelly.
A plate Of finely perforated zinc a foot
square, hung five inches above gas
burner, is found to remove most of the
sulphurous acid, so injurious to persons,
plants and books. 1t is worth trying.
| II any person who is liable TO poison
with poison ivy will take pure olive oil
after being exposed TO il he will feel no
bad effects, and the oil will ncutralizc
the evils of the poison II few doses be
taken even after the poison has broken
| out
An excellent remedy for hiccough for
young and old is graduated sugar
moistened with pure vinegar. For an
infant give from few grains TO n tea
| spoonful.
A tablespoonful of powdered alum
sprinkled into hogshead of water and
stirred will precipitate to the bottom all
the impure particles
Walking, running, horseback riding,
lawn tennis, swimming, rowing, skating
bowling, hand-ball and general gym
nastics are the exercises best adapted
to girls, and, for that matter, to any
persons who wish heathful and we'll
balanced rather than an abnormal
physical development.
The juice of half lemon in q tea
cup of strong black coffee, without
sugar, will often cure sick headache
Philadelphia Times
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-14
KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

There are 70 moonshiners, some of
them women, now in the Covington
Jail.
VIM. Armstrong, a prominent citi-
zens, was run over and killed by a
horse at Lexington.
Mrs. Susan P. Hathaway, of Louis
vile, has been appointed a notary
public by the Governor,
Henry Washington, an escaped
murderer from Russellville. was ar
rested in Louisville Tuesday.
John Leighton was hanged at
Paintsville, KY, last Friday for the
murder of his cousin, Dan'l Leighton.
Munroe Hunter, barber on the
steamer, Greensboro, shot and killed
VIM. Lewis, near Henderson. Both
colored.
VIM. Cantrell, young man from
Humboldt, Tenn, committed suicide
near Paducah, by cutting his throat
while temporarily insane.
VIM. Smyser, colored deck hand
was killed at Paducah by VIM. Fields
also colored. The trouble was caused
by SmyFer's attentions to Fields
wife.
Miss Della Grow, young woman
living on the line between Bath ant
Fleming counties, has been fined $2I
aud sentenced to ten days imprison
ment fer carrying concealed deadl!
weapons.
Nathan E. HARRISON, of Belmont
Mo-, has been sued for breach o
promise by Lucy u. HORNE, a Ken
lucky Blue Grass belle, who think
J $4,000 will soothe her wounded
heart. She is twenty-five years old
and the Missourian is cighty-six an
wealthy.