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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03

Beads arc going out Of fashion.
Duh silk passementerie Is very much
used, or elaborate braided patterns
mingled with embroidery In raised
satin stitch.-GodcV's Ladp's Book.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03

The harris arranged quite low In
the neck, especially for evening dress,
Small wreaths and trailing branches
OF flowers have taken the place Of al.
grettes.-Godey's Lddy's Book.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03
COMPLETELY ROUTED.

a Clever Attack which Ended IN Defeat
for the Aggressive rarty. E
They sit by the ocean, no and she.
She Is a stylish, handsome, interesting
Bar Harbor girl, with all Bar Har-
Dor girls energy. He Is a rather
good-looklng young man, faultlessly
dressed and with all the .languid In
difference Of New York aristocrat-
In the popular phraseology Of the
day, she is playing him for all she is
worth.
al know the kind OF o girl you like"
shc says, casting q pair OF rapturous
brown eyes shyly on the ground and
speaking in the tim.d tones OF IN En-
gllsh debutanfo. "You like the mod
est, retiring, sweet little wayside but
tercup kind--the i can not permit you
to kiss me. please do not do 1t again
kind. don't youP"
NO. he replied, II don't believe
do.n n
''Then," she continues, straighten-
ing up. throwing out bosom that
tells Of many u long graceful overland
stroke in tho tennis court and letting
her voice gurgle out IN the rich tones
OF a contrnlto. 'you like the bold.
fearless, energetic, sarcastic Western
girlf" o {ad
NO." he replies again, with Ian
guild drawl, II don't believe do"
Perhaps you like the domestic girl,
with her common sense and her
strength OF characterP" she ventures
quite simply.
mo. l don't like that kind. either"
IL would hardly, have said that you
liked the languid but brilliant and
witty society queen" she remarks
,'but then, chactIn a Goa 0Outn--a sill
very laugh, ti6F.5 istw 81
Il don't" -'
well, what kind Ola girl do you
like, anywaypn 8 sr.fet.4 #4i
10 DO perfectly frank, I wouldn't
go across tho street for any OF them.
You see, was married just after /
graduated been married year,
With aIeproaehfui glance and
sigh over wasted time, she abruptly
excuses herself because Of convenient
headacne and that gray-headed old
chestnut about her chaperoue's careful
lniunctions, and departs, while he,
with the mechanical action OF man
who has been there before, goes quiet
" down TO the bar aud smiles literally
and metaphorically all by himself =
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03
CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS

Is the complaint OF thousands suffer-
ing from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did You ever try DR.
Acker's English Remedy? 1t 10 the
best preparation known for all Lung
Troubles. Sold ON positive guaran'
tee af 25c. and SOC. a
II. B.sGARNsR, Druggist-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03

Plaids are iu great vogue thi1 win
ter, but more especially for the ac-
cessories OF the toilette.-GodeyS
Lddy's Book. f H
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03

Velvet is very much employed this
season, both as a trimming and.in CONF
binatlon with cloth or fancy woolen
material for walking and indoor cost
umes --Godey's Lady's Book.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03
Woman. Weigh, When just Right,

{ Tue novelty 10 the, fasluor OF dress
,kirts thislsseasonis..sthe ssbsence Of
tho steel andNs,ournure.-Godey
Lddy's Book. ftA
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03

DR.. Plerce's Pellets--cleanse and
regulate the stomach, bowels and
system generally. One o dose
purely vegetable.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03
Mercurial Rheumatism.


Mr.. j. G. Jones, city marshal OF
Fulton, Arkansas, writes: "About
teu yenrs ago 1 contracted .ai..sev re
case of blood polsons. The leading
physicians of the cityrwerescalled in
and they prescribed medicine. az
ter melicine which took without
atfording me any relief also tried
mercuriAl and potash rsmidies, with
the same unsuccessful result, but
which brought on al attack OF mer-
curial rheumatism that made my
life one OF untold agony. After suf-
fermg for four years, 1 gave up all
former remedies aud commenced taxi
ing Swifts Specific Is. s. 81 After
taking several bottles, l was entirely
cured and able to resume work. i
consider Swift's Specific Is. s. S }
the greatest medicine for blood pois-
oning to-day on the market.
A Prompt Cure.
Two bottles of Swift Specific Is.
S. 81 cured me Of breaking out all
over my body, caused by blood pois-
oning. VIoron STEWART,
"a S. Royal Street, Mobile, Ala.
For thirty years I was afflicted
with blood poison, from which !
suffered uutold agonies. Iycommen-
ced taking s. s. g., and after using
1ve bottles, / am entirely cured.
WILLIAM ScHEsK.. y
Flushing, l.. I.
suffered for twenty years from
blood poisoning. Three sbotties OF
5wift's Specific Is. s. > cured me
sntirely. CATHERISE MosHER, II
ttI .t Mineola, L. /.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseas-
"a mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 3, Atlantis, Ga.
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SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES.
Bsars LABOR


+. Ia. become fashionable to attribute
nearly all the maiAdies that prevail among
u. to overrorked brains. There vas never
a greater d-iasion- hundred brains are
gadervorked .here oEe suffers from hard
study.
The little pany infant 10 fed on all the
abominafion. Of our present cooking system,
gorged pith candy, until cole and conyui-
sions are produced. then druzged With OPP
ztes to sabeiae the distress, and the good
nurse or the great doctor eIelslnas. ''ut,
.h.t head Its running all Away ~ith its
dear ,s;tls body, - And 80 il is fed again
and sorzed again, and stuffed az usual, and
doctored svermore, to bring the body ap to
the .tandard Of the brain. Strange logic,
thu
Ihs maj 5raty Of our boarding school mas
tsr. and misses suffer very poor health. a. DO
taeir teachers. And our professional men,
lawyers, doctors, diyine., editors. etc, are
continually complaining Of eisofisred
bodies, and as constantly mpating tbs ~hole
evil w oyer-xorxed BRAINS Nonsense
We have looked into this mater good
deal and have come 20 the conclusion thar
fhs reverse Of the common theory - true
We DO not believe il vail hold good 10 one
case in a hundred. Indeed u IL very difficult
( To over sork the brain. The brain vas made
/ for sork II is consttatonaliy adapted To
work without eea-ing. except during the
T hours Of sleep IL can see. hear, obssrvs
think mediate, eogltate calculate, scheme
4 plan, jadge, reason, compare .f~soive, all the
DAY long, &ith all its energies, and without
/ j. inrous fatigue. proyld % the bodily condi-
l ution are kept good We take the ground,
that no brain IN a sound body can ever be
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l>lNG

There are many bad habits which, thougt
they cannot be called by 40 severe a nam,
"a vices are u, vertheiess grave fault- re
grethhie on ALI soc.unts, ard working "A 2rea
deal of mischief ah"n INDUCED in One Of
them is the habit of teasing Always ten
'icucy TO be checked in ones self as dan
gcrous To The comfort of Others, and .urc =,
weaken friendship and create enemies
Teasifg il An affection must b, al
patiently, If W. would not he ridiculous, and
IN being ridio ulous lay ourselves open to re
ne~ed attacks The only thing 10 10 i. I,
bear he rub heroically, and never show tina
1t chaf.s-unless indeed, Nature has gifter
US 18th ready wits and u power of quick re-
turn, when We can give "a much as "a" ar,
obliged To r. ceive. and silen e our would ht
persecutor by becoming IN our turn the as
salsDt The Home lac.
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THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

At huntsville, Ala. a pius ami white
chicken was Matched a short time aso
stray dog having bcfn seized with rabies
in Pottstown. Pa a Hungarian kicked the
life out Of it
The skeleton Of the largest elephant ever
killed in India has been found 10 measure 10
feet inches high
A cat in tue outskirts Of Lima, O. Is Ht.l
izing large birds ne; in tall tree for a
sleeping place on pleasant vi hts
The care n fox tahes of tier cubs can be seen
from list Of provisions found together about
an earth" |, comprised 10 rabbits, % rats, :
pheasants, wild duck, = fowls. ! snip. >
~oodcocks, b moIes. total. 70 head
A Newfoundland dog In California which
lost its master WIS found no less than three
times trying 10 dig open has grave After the
last visit the body. for some reason or other.
was ,iIslnterre,i and tue dog upon shifting
the coffin took to the woods AMI thereafter
refused all food
The whale, which teioass 10 the uiaranialid
10 doubt holds the palm for thickness OF skin
AT some PARTS Of the body the skin Is only
twp inches thick. but IN many places lis pelt
Is fully two feet IN thickness The skin If the
whale Is the substance usually known as bub-
Ter, and IN a large specimen will weigh al
together slore than thirty tons
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rhr reheous obstinate. though hlnoies- nc-
in the stomach Of th. DIV >pspiic who paFfske-
food thrice da,. the gpst organ r. fuses on
each prcasien IA perform the duty Assigned 10 il hg
NATURE and trouble rususs. How lis, iptine. how
regulate il simply with Wiuegiassfnl Of the gen
al inyiEpFant and app"filerS, iu<fetter's stomach
Biiter-, before esch meal and before rsiiriug hi
gvsttan will, after cuut>r ~ ih, pleasant tegua
tor, become easy, and IL fore runner appetite. also
improve. Nervousness and insomnia, always in
daeed by ehrunic dyspepsia. viii disappear with IL
dissppsar snct thus insured and u-'ipatiea aud
hiioasne>s, its usual attendants. also take their
leave NOT only viii the .ystem acquire strength.
bat also substance. by perfect assimilation ~
tn. food Rheumatism. maiarial aud kisdry com
plant aud neuralgia Weld ~ the bitt.rs
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Aallroaos d steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Arrangement OF Trains in Effect Jul,
LIST, 1>N9.


un'il further notice trains have Augusta &, fol
lows
CONC WEST $50 \ VI for Lewiston tnct
| land. Portland mud Bnstnn. AlUA VI flr uaiowrn
| aud Gardiner, 10 % accommodation and tut6 q,
press for Lewiston, Pennington ku, kuutl Portland
| and Boston, 100 T. VI for iIallnwrll aud t,tnltnot
Az J.. VI for Hrun-wick hath. RuckL,nd Portland
and Boston. - o. driving Yankee e. 30 T. VI for
iiallowcll aud Gardiner, luu 4 VI ought Pullman
for Lewiston, Portland aui Bo-tnu aud Tor Hath
Saiuriay- nnly.
GOING EAST 80 a VI ,ulght express for
Skowhcgan, bangor, Bar iIalbof. 81 stephen. II
John and Aroos 0uk Count, p.II VI fnI Water
vile. Hkowh"gan; lis for VAUDEVILLE Bangor gsI
Harb"r MnoS'htHd l.aiV and 81 john Iup 4 NJ
Express for Wat"rVillr Bangor and Itar ilafinr
SOB 4. VI. for skowh.gan, N,lfu~i. pcNt,r Hanger
~. stephen, 81. John aud truu-tnuk tuunt, 81
Z VI. for Watrr,ic,
The Night fnlimHn Trains run each wa, ever,
night. SUNDAYS Included, hut mol {" skuwh, gan gu
yond bnngor. except to Bar llarhor on sunda,
mornings.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN hn,,- Gardiner tot
Augusta 1T 10 A. VI D.. LOG andii1r " llnllnN,l
AT ~ A NJ, 10 and ~ T. VI
lRtltli lNAIN> for Portland, % VI at
irving AT ll.ls l. NJ tor Water, III" aud Nanc boro
ls3A I, NJ, and at 30 4. NJ. dnc from iiostou
l22 AVID i.S T.. VI, dn. from Nhnc,la,tn aud
NntrrNis, 10 A. NJ aud T. 10 y VI
Through tickets to California aud nll pouiA south
and West may be had al 4. II walker ticket agent
Augusta. the only office selling Via all route. and
checking all baggng. free ut expense.
stops only at lihll1wrll, Gufdiu.r, Hfuuswict
and Wrsthrook junction
PAhsbN iICkLR, tonT Manager.
T. HWIib, ,''nl inss, aud iick't Agt.
Portland. june u.
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THE GREAT roHoooAn sL1DEsr.
Jay Ell Bee relates a Vivid Experience
OF his Sea faTine Days

Jay XII Ice tcldleo viSio k4pSiieHIS
OF his Sea farine Days
After half a hundred years of serious
reflection We have decided that silver spoons
were exceedingly scarce at the time we were
launched promiseously upon this somewhat
peculiar orbicalAr gIobularity.
W. have also come TO the sage conclusion
that had We been born possessed OF opuienc"
rather than personal embellishments il
would have made a noticeable difference II
the wear and tear of muscle necessary to
keep q certain noted earniEerous animal
from cur portals
4. We review the past and calmly ponder
on our cheekerrd existence-2one-neSer To
retarn--of the scores Of times fortune ha.
been almost within our zrA.p and W have
rs sehed for the hekle zoddes.-only TO int.
oar.eif in the coup with some luekler chap
swimming for the shore Nth the desired
dun iing-a tremor Of remorse almost rem
der. asunder this dostte tenement Of clay a.
W indulge in thought Of what might have
been had accepted the ore great chance
Of oar lifetime.
Nr. Editor-lf xe had our just deserts,
instead Of king oa, miserable existence
among the meek and losiy, ever lay, CON-
mon people Of az isolated rural district, We
should be proudly figuring IS the chief at
traction ia some modern .f,cketodida {or
less and cr0wdlAz Inbumaaity would turn
IN disgust from The Daring Jumper from
Brooklyn Bridge, the BOLD Navigator Of
Niagara Whirlp 1ol, and the man that
crossed the uncertain North Atlantic in
-dug-out." and zaze with &c len bait ed bread
at the Greatest on Earth and only full heized
! Toboggan Sii1e.t Of the present century.
AID this is the how of IL
/ pe,irous Of reaching the head Of South
wet Bay Ia the sea OF OchOi-k, two boats
{ pushed from the ships spie At three O'Clock
n the morning aud -kirtIng the ice, which
hat been packed .oliily by she recent north
easter, We worked OUT. way along the land
dodging here and there for more open water,
until We we're rushed anc.remoniOusly On to
narrow beach, by the turn Of the tide,
Which crowded the masses of ice upon US,
until not spot Of ops n alter could be seen
by the naked eye.
I Directly back of the beach an extensive
land sisie hat taken place, years ago, en-
treiy filling the space between the
jagged ledge that bound our little haven
on the north and south This avalanche
of slate and soil had been worked
upon by the storms of age, until 1t had be
come a beaten siuice way from the top OF
the mountain TO ~ithin-fifty feet of the water,
living at an angle Of more than for five
degrees and croSnel by luxuria1t growth
OF hacmatac, spruce and iir IT seemed al
EASY matter to climb to the summit. and hay-
ing at least ak h5or. to spare. | resolved TO
try it. Choo ing the southern end of the
I beach worked NV way upward among the
rocks. soon reaching an elevation from which
/ the men and boats looked like TOYS. vet
could hear all thry SAID with startling dis
tinctues.
/ The way becam. more d.tscult AS 7 adj
tightening speed the beach and shouts
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Yet what more ccald we hope forT DO you not
know that nine tenths Of all our pain and suffering
arises from ihi- enc brsrasfing eossplasaf' Khea
mati-Iu, liver Complaint, and urinary troubles arr
nothing more nor less than symptoms of chronic in
digestion and Dyspepsia Remove the and
the efsee; disappears Clear out the ashes and the
Ore bsrus bright. Undigested food ais the blood
with poison and mpurity 30 that feel tired,
iangIii. weak and feeble.
SHAKER EXTRACT Of Roors. or SEIGEL's syrup,
dissipates the hesdache, restores tie lost appetite
builds up broken constitutions. and removes that
bsne 81 cur livcs-eonstipaiiou.
Sold by ali druggists, and By A. WHITE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. las Duane SIR set, New York
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pr. Fhnt's Remedy, ia csalepsy and cpl
lepsF, at once causes the spasms TO vanish
and when taken as directed. prevents the r..
eurrenee of Others Descriptive treatise
with each bottle; or address Mack Drug Co.
n. Y. For sale by c. B. Murphy and j NJ
Mixer. julyJdeodl Efolrn
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ITCHING AC0NIEs.
Every Night Scratched Until the Skin
was Raw.
f.ody Cosss ed with scales Like spots 81
ortar-An Awful Spectacle Doc erS
u ies.--Cmr. Aopsie ST.. ntirely Carea
h. the tutisaru Re me dies in Five Wee KS

u ieDs--tnTt A0ptfess--Emttrely 0reo
by ihe cutie ara Remedies in Five Weeks
am going to tell yoa Of the extraordinary change
yoar tF-TitF REMEDIES performed on me. About
the l.. II I'll Last aofired nd pimples like
COMM - nay body. bat thought nothing
u IL aHt iitae iAfsF IN, wtrn II began to look
ike .psts ~ s.otted on. and watch came Oh
IN LAYERS accompanied vii itching would scratch
every nj ght uEtii raw then the next light the
,fA-- D. an. fGr7aed meanwhile were scratched OF
agAin. Ia ain did consult al tie doctors in the
country, bet without aid After giving up all hopes
II TSc8sHFy. hzpI%nrd 10 -ee An advertisement IN
iiir Il. s-idt4F abOGs your CEFisURA REMEDIES,
Aaa paEc..a-, tlegl rom nav druggist ami obtained
almost Immediately reiiei. began TO notice shat
the .cy einEtipa- gradually dropped OF and dissp
pra4 ea one b; ofie, aud have bees fully cured
had the disease thirteen months before began tax
Ing the tLTiGERA kEMEDls-, sEd IL four OF I'VE
weeks entirely cur, a. Ny disease was eekema
and psoriasis | frcouIn. nded The ErfDU EA KIM
Kpit- TO ali IN ms sirihity. and kno. of great
many v ho have fAAen them, and thank me for the
kno&letge Of them. especially mothers who have
habes with .ealv erupiju- On their heads and bod
T. rauHog express words the thank, 10 yoa Tor
what the CtrTrrEA REMEDIES have been 10
Ms AldY cred nj b SEA =, and wa- an s~
fal .peetacs 70 hehed. Now my skia is a nice and
clear : a aabys- GEp. tpftl Merrill, WIS.
Sept, g. i,>7,
/ FEB :, sss-So trace OF the disease from which
| suffered has shown itsslf since ms cure o.
Cutiears Rrmedie.
Cure every species Of agouEiag, humiia,ing. irch-
n. burning -etly. and iimpy diseases OF the skin,
-calp and 'uad with loss OF IT. and all huniors,
hl0fee- eFaptions >orp- scales and crusts neither
,impis -c-ofuiou-, ag,Ou>, when ply sicians
1 and all other remedies fail.
! Sod e,ery~h-re. Price. CVrftuAA, SOC, soar,
/ DID, Ra>bINENr 81. Prepared by the Potter
Es->eud for How 10 Curr skin Diseases" a
pages, 80 Illustrations and 100 Testimonial
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LIT me I've cannot afford to i've
Why
We'll, nY tinr j. worth g. an hour, 50
that 70 - ne y every night to get eight
hours - p AZ Is sli, 60 a year for sleep
alone 20, 10 that on an income OF
$3.50 liaF.e. Ba1ar
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What is an echof' asked the teacher O. tie
infant class
ITS what you hear when you shout, re-
piled a youngster
is it caused by hill or q holiowI7 again
asked the teacher
Both was the ready reply.
How sof'
The hill throws back the boiler Bing-
hamton Republican
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Religion is the tie that connects man with
his Creator and holds him to His throne If
that tie is sundered or broken. he II pats away,
n worthless atom in the universe its bril-
liant attractions all gone, its destiny thwsrt-
ed, and its whole failure nothing but dark
ness. desols;ioD, and death. - DGni,i beb-
sfs,
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4 Different Thing Eniire,y.
An Invaluable Travelling &

An Invaluable Travelling &C om - MON.
No person should travel without box of
Hamburg Fiss in hia sstchel. for they will
be found invaluable when change of food
and water has brought on an attack of con-
s.ipation Indigestion, or torpidity of the
liver. % ceat.. Dose. one Fig. Mack
Drug Co. y. 7. For sale by c. B. Muir
ply and J. VI. Mixer. july9deodIvfolrm
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f. Bsiubriige Muudsy, Esq, County Atty
Clay Co.. Tex. SAYS Have used Electric
Bi,ters with most happy results, Ny brother
also was very low with Malarial Fever am
jsundice. but was cured by timely use OF
this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bi,ters
saved his life"
Mr. d. |. Wilcoxsou of Horse Cave. Nv.
adds a like testimony saving He positively
believes he would have died had it not been
for Electric Biiters.
This great remedy will ward Oft as well
as cure sill Malarial Diseases, and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands
unequaled. Price soc and Sl.00 at J NJ.
Mixers drug store.
1u
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Ihe Ir"e Reason " ash D. y MA.r sSsy
There is reason in ever, thing. but ct
every res-on given is true. About wsshILe
clothes, for instance. common srrss auJ tie
chemistry of ever lay hfe teach u. that GER
tain things must he done, whie ,;hers ua,
be lett u.done. t!otie- mus, be made
clean, sweet, pure and wholesome without
either injurin NE fabric or the hands OF -,
laundress / II ;, object- cSn d, 4t;ait,ri
it does not n.att,T a. {, lat methods are
used, and the soap OF soap powder, no ast-
tec what il is called. that will admit of the
most varied methods II use is the handiest
Some things, however. are important to
observe The dirt and all soap must be en-
tirely removed from the interstices of the
clothes ald all microbes must be destroy ed.
The only and easiest way to do this is by
heating the water in which the clothes are
contained to the boiling point. The boiling
water, by constant self-agltation, is forced
| through the interstices of the fabrics, and
thus cleanses them from dirt, and disease
breeding microbes. as they can be cleansed
| in no other way-and without in any man
ner injuring the fabric. As there is no
royal road to learning, neither is there an,
easier, surer or safer way of washing clothes
clean and freeing them from all disease
breeding microbes or bacteria than by using
Pyle's Pearline, and to strictly follow the
directions accompanying each package.
Above all things, avoid any soap or SOAP
powder that does not work to best advantage
in hot water.-4mertedn .inaiySt, n. Y.
Mothers
Castora is recommended by physicians for
children teething. 1t is purely vegetable
preparation, it's ingredients are published
around each bottle. II is pleasant to the
taste and absolutely harmless. II relieves
col stipaticn. regulates the bow els, quiets
pain, cures diarrhea and wind colo, allay'
feverishness. destroys worms, and prevents
commissions soothes the child and gives ii
refreshing and natural sleep Csstoris is the
childrens panacea mothers friend.
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STRAWS SHOW
Which Way the Wind Blows,

So do our advertisements show which way
the trade is going.
And when you find out where the bulk of
trade is going, you may he pretty sure of
finding good clean stock of goods in that
store, for that man is constantly changing
his stock.
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The wise will be interested to thoroughly
know the great value to health of the Sher-
msu King Vsporizer, advertised today
The work it promises to do is of too much
Importance to be estimated, Ii is means
of safety to all within doors. Never before
has there been a sostiHous disintectsat. This
iisinfects and puriies the air in all places
and keeps it pure. Its wonderful work
should be understood. julyl3 1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-13

rheumatism. Gout, snG Neuralgia Ar ter
ribls trying diseases; ter the cure If which
men have experimental with msuy diferer,
druys, in TIE sndesvor to fni some tni7S nat
could be relied apoa. Nothing hsretoto-e
discovered has had So much success s. Men
ard's Rhe amssic Bullets. They are 3 p!eas-
ant remedy, easily iAkep, ard siniast sn
absolutely certain cure A dollar invested
Ia a bottle Of them ~iil pay you better tAau
thousand in Wall street. II yeu nee. them
ask J. N. Mixer and C. B. Murphy { Co.
or bottle.