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The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
DIVISION 43.


Pair Light Brahmas, 80 st, I'd, SOC 3rd.
Pair Dark Brahmas, 81 LIST, ID, jOc 3rd.
Pair Buff Cochns. S2 lst, I'd, Doc 3rd
Pair Partridge Cochins. az lst, ID, 50c
Pair White Cochins, 81 lst, ID, SOC 3rd.
Pair Black Cochns, 81 lst, I'd. SOC 3rd.
Pair Langshan Cochns, 81 lst, ID Soc Sd.
poRKISGs.
Pair Silver Gray Dorkings, 81 lst I'd, 5oc
3rd.
Pair White Dorkings, s2 LIST, ID, SOC 3rd.
Pair Colored Dorkings, 81 lst, ID, Soc Bird.
Pair Silver Spangled Ilamburgs, 81 lst, ID,
soc Bird.
Pair Golden spasgled Hamburgs, 81 lst,
ID, SOC Bird.
Pair Golden Pencied Hamburgs, 81 LIST, l
3D. Soc 3rd.
Pair Silver Penciled Hamburgs, % LIST, / I'd,
50c 3rd.
Pair Black Hamburgs, 81 LIST, I'd, Soc 3rd.
Pair White Hamburgs, S2 lst, I'd, SOC 3rd
SPANISH.
Pair White Faced Black Spanish 81 LIST,
ID. SOC -.
Pair White Leghorn Single Comb, % LIST, l
ID, 56c 3rd.
Pair White Leghorn Rose Comb, 50 LIST, ID,
SOC Bird.
Pair Brown Leghorn Single Comb, 80 lst, |
ID, 80 3rd.
Pair Dominique Single Comb, 50 lst, ID,
SOC 3rd.
Pair American Dominique, 20 LIST, 1 3D. Soc
3rd.
Pair Black Javas, 81 lst l ID, 50c 3rd.
AMERICAN.
Pair Plymouth Rocks 81 lst ID, soc 3rd.
Pair White Plymouth Rocks, 81 lst, | I'd,
soc Bird.
Pair wysndottes, 90 LIST, / I'd, 50c 3rd
Pair White wyandottes, 80 lst, I'd Soc 3rd.
FRENCH.
Pair Houdans, 81 lst I'd, SOC 3rd,
POLISH.
Pair W. c. Black Polish 81 lst, l.50 I'd, !
3rd.
Pair W. C. White Polish, $3.50 LIST, l.5O ID,
Sd.
Best exhibition of games, three varieties or
more, - lst, 2 I'd, 3rd.
BANTAMs.
Best exhibition of bantams, three varieties OF
more, S3 lst, 2 ID, 3rd.
TURKEYS.
Fair Bronze Turkeys, 81 LIST, | I'd, 50c 3rd.
Pair White Turkeys, 81 lst 3D. Soc 3rd.
Pair Naragansett Turkeys, 81 lst, I'd, SOC
3rd,
Pair Buff Turkeys, 50 LIST, l ID, SOC 3rd.
Pair Black Turkeys, 80 lst, Id, Soc 3rd.
Pair Slate Turkeys, s2 lst, ! I'd, Doc 3rd.
GEESE.
Pair Toulouse Geese, 81 LIST, I'd, jOc 3rd.
Pair Embden Geese, 81 lst, I'd, 50c Bird.
Pair White China Geese $2 lst, | I'd, SOC
3rd.
Pair Brown China Geese, 90 LIST, / ID, so,
3rd.
Pair African Geese, 81 lst, Id, 50c Bird.
Pair Wild Geese, 81 lst, | 3D. SOC 3rd.
Pair White Swans, s2 lst, 3D. 20c 3rd.
Pair Black Swans, 80 lst, ID, Soc 3rd.
DUcKsA
Pair Rouen Ducks, 50 lst, I'd, SOC 3rd.
Pair Ayesbury Ducks, 81 lst, | I'd, soc 3rd
Pair Cayuga Ducks, 80 lst, l I'd, SOC 3rd.
Pair Muscoyy Ducks, 81 LIST, I'd, SOC 3rd.
Pair Pekin Ducks. 81 LIST, I'd, SOC 3rd.
Pair White Call Ducks, 81 lst, ID, Soc Sd
Pair Gray Call Ducks, S2 st, I'd, SOC 3rd
SPECIALS.
Best coup OF Capons, $3.50 lst. l.5O ID.
Heaviest Capon, with Cockerel Of same brood
to lie shown with him, 81 lst, I'd.
PIGEONS
Best exhibition OF pigeons, three varieties o.
more, SO lst, 2 ID, 3rd
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
THE
New Brunswick RailWa,
Will sell excursion tickets to the great Fair follows

tickets to the great Fair as follows:
be sale Sept lst to 5h inclusive
return following St John and all stations
Harvey inclusive $3.50 Stephen and St Andrews, 1920 Ca
bury including Woodstock, $500 Hart!and s5
Foencevl Bath, 1886 Kiburn, 600 Perth I
Andover Junction, $685. Fort Fairfield S00
Grand Falls 81 ST. Leonard, N
Edmundston, S8 90
Excursion tickets to be sale Sept I'd and Sd only and
before morning train of Sept 4h good
midnight Sept 9th at following rates All stations Soun
and including Woodstock $3.50; Hartland sLN
Forenceve Bath, S485; Klburn $500; Perth
Andover Junction. S535 Fort Fairfield S. so
bou s57 Pesque M 5000 Grand Falls 1913 St Leonards $500
All the above include Coupon Admssnt
the Fair.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08

49,
VIZ . ANpAhp
In order to define
what constitutes trot-
ting bred horse and tn
establish A breed of
trotters ON n more in
tellipent basis the fol-
lowing rules are a,lont-
ed 10 control admission
to the records of nedi-
prees When an ami
NAL meets thc reouire.
ments Of admission
and il dnlv registered
il shall he ACCENTED ne
a standard trot,ing.
bred animal
First-Anv stallion
that has him self a roc.
ord of two minutes and
thirty secnnds ~ 3OI
or better. provided any
y
Of his pet has a record
OF 80 or better. or
proyided his sire or bis
dam his prandsire or
his rrandaIn is already
A standard animal
Secondary mara
or ppldinp thai has a
record of 2.3O or better.
Third Any horse
that is the sire OF two
animals with a recor5
of 2.3O or better.
Fourth-A horse
that is the sire of one
animal with n record Of
2.3O or letter. provided
he has either Of tbe fol-
lowing additional anal
itjcations. /. A recnrd
himself of 40 or het-
ter. .. Is the sire of
two other animals with
n record of 2 40 or let-
ter. 8. Has a sire or
dam, prandsire or
grandam, that is al
ready a standard ami
NAL.
Fifth-Any marc
that has produced an
animal with a record of
2.3O or better.
Sixth-The progeny
of a standard horse
when out of a standard
mare.
Seventh The pro-
geny of a standard
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Best portiers, hand made, worsted 81 lst,

Rest nor,iers. hand made. worsted. Al lst.
INC od
Rest ti5y silk embroidered Al lst 75c ID.
Best dressing case. embroidered ii ist 75c
%.
Bes, toilet apron. silk. 75c lst. SOC %.
Res, fancy scrap basket. al lst. 5oc ID.
Resi- tidy. darned lace, Sc lst. 5le ID.
Best tidy, crochet, 75c lst, 5oc "a.
Best tidy, tidy linen embroidered. 75c lst, zoe ID.
SOC I'd.
Best cotton embroidered night dress. 75c lst,
SOC ID ID 'Y''Y' : - N''' 80
Resi- lace handkerchief hand made. 75c lst.
Soc ID.
Best ilnen nanukerchie'' emnfoiaefeu' manu-
Rest snIasber outline 75c lst noe "a
Re.t tea cloth tutline Al lst -5c "a
Resi- darned lace dres, Al 10 lst. 75c ID.
Resi- dsrned lace curtains, Sl. 80 lst. 752d.
Resi- darned lace apron, 75c lst Soc ID.
Rest tray cloths. Outline. Al lst 75c 9d.
Resi- finger bowl doylies, etchincs, 81 lst 75c
d
Best set inflow shams. outline. 81 l,t. SOC
%
Best set inflow ,bams. linen embroidered. Al
1st 5nc ID
Resi- set inflow shams. cotton embroidered,
7jc Isl. 5Oc "a
Best couched work, lst' 5oc "a.
l., Ia t''''s'
Raet finger hnri lovlies outlinp Il LET -1c
Oh
Rest tahle cover outline. 81. 30 LIST. 75c ID.
Best sdeboard CLOTH German cord work, 81
lst, / %.
Best tea cloth, German cord work, Sl 80 lst,
| ID.
Best tray cloth. German cord work, sl.50
lst "a.
Best set pillow shams, German cord work
81 80 lst, 81 I'd.
Best table cover Tyrol cord work, 81 80 lst,
l2d
Best stand cover Tyrol cord work 81 lst 75c
I'd.
c1AssG
BINDING AND fhiN'iNd'
| Specimens manufactured prior to January
| lst 1889, canno. compete or he received for ex
| hibiton.
| Best specimen fancy binding, book, 81 lst,
| ID.
,.t a. PS '''''" '""'' "'DDe' '"e'''' -
| Best specimen blank books - lst, | "a. -
Best specimen book printing, sl.oo lst, 20
I'd:
Best specimen ornamental printng' sl'oo ISL,
75c I'd. o,
| Best specimen card prlntng, 81 Isl, ooc "a;
Best specimen lithoeraph work, 81 lst, I'd.
| cIAsSU
|
Articies IN lh,s depaf'inen. oa manu- lac.ureu W
prior 10 January Isl, 1903, caiio. e9lhPe,e w o., o,
DC received iof eNn'oi''oi' anu must w oh'efeu
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
POMOLOGICAL AND HORTICUL-
TURAL.
Superintendent Of this department, A. L.
Simpson.
SPECIAL REGIrIATIONS


Simpson.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS.
l. The general regulations will govern this
department, as far as applicable thereto and ex-
cept as herein otherwise provided.
2. Entries may be ma6e at the office OF the
Secretary, personally or by letter, until August
Slst, and after that at City Hall. until O'Clock
P. N. on Tuesday. Best unripe fruit may be
awarded premium II otherwise worthy.
3. Exhibitors are requested to present full
and accurate lists Of the varieties Of fruit or
other articles to be entered and to specify the
premium for which each article is entered; also
TO afilx their names and P. o. addresses, SO
that the same may be correctly transferred to
the books and exhibition cards.
"Persons intending to make entries will
confer . special favor by sending lists of the
same to the Secretary at an early day.
4. ALI fruits and flowers offered for pre-
miums must have been grown by the exhibitor;
and any violation Of this rule will debar or for
lett the premium. Specimens offered for exhib-
ton only, by Others than the growers, must in
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08

In order to define
what constitutes u trot-
ting-bred horse and to
establish a breed OF
trotters on a more in
teligent basis, the fol-
lowing rules are adopt
ed to control admission
to the records of pedi-
grees. When an ami
NAL meets the require
ments of admission
and is duly registered,
it shall lie accepted as a
standard trotting-b bred
animal.
First - Any stallion
that has himself a rec
ord of two minutes and
thirty seconds (230) or
better, provided any of
his get has a record of
2.35 or better, or pro-
yided his sire or his
dam is already a stand
ard animal.
Second - Any mare
or gelding that has a
record OF 2.30 or bet
ter.
Third - Any horse
that is the sire of two
animals with a record
of 2.30 or better.
Fourth-Any horse
that is the sire of one
animal with a record of
2.30 or better, provided
he has either OF the fol-
lowing additional quail
ificatiOns |. A record
himself of 2.35 or bet
ter. 2. Is the sire of
two other animals with
a record of 2.35 or bet
ter. 3. Has a sire or
dam that is already a
standard animal.
Fifth Any mare
that has produced an
animal with a record of
Z.30 or better.
Sixth-The progeny
of a standard horse
when out OF a standard
mare.
Seventh-The female
progeny Of a standard
horse when out of a
mare by a standard
horse.
Eighth-The female |
progeny OF a standard |
horse when out of a
mare whose dam is a
standard mare.
Ninth Any mare
that has a record OF
2.35 or better, and
whose sire or dam Is a
standard animal.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
CLASS 8.


76. For hest exhibition Of foreign grapes,
grown with fire heat, % LIST, 2 I'd.
II For best exhibition Of foreign grapes,
grown in cold grapery, S2 lst, I'd.
~. For best three clusters Of Black Ham
burgh, Wilmot's Hamburgh, or Victoria Ham
burgh, 81 lst, 50c ID.
81 LIST. 50c I'd.
80. For best three clusters Grizzly Froptig-
nan, 81 lst, Soc I'd.
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OLD AND NEW STANDARD,
NEW STANDARD
OLD STANDARD

The following is the old and new standard as
adopted by the National Association of Trot-
ting Horse Breeders
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
The Maine Central Railroad

From all Bangor be good all trains commencing Mon
y Sept 3 and continuing each of the Fair good
and including leaving Bangor Monday, Sept 81
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08
CLASS F.
MISCELLANEOUS.

| Best embroidered chair cover, upholstered,
| $l.50 LIST, ID.
Best book case, embroidered, 81 LIST, Toe
| I'd.
Best stand cover, embroidered silk, q so LIST,
| 75c I'd.
Best stand cover embroidered worsted, 81
LIST SOC I'd.
Best broom holder, embroidered silk, 75c lst
SOC I'd.
Best slipper case, embroidered silk, 81 lst,
Toe %.
Best slipper case, embroidered worsted, Zoe
lst, SOC ID.
Best toilet set, boting cloth, 81 LIST, 75c I'd.
Best toilet set, outline and darned, 81 LIST,
75c I'd.
Best chair back, outline and darned, 81 LIST,
Soc ID.
Best embroidered child's dress, silk, 81 lst,
Zoe ID.
Best embroidered infants skirt, 81 lst, 75c
ID.
Best embroidered lady's, skirt, sl.5o lst,
ID.
Best handkerchief case, silk embroidered, 81
LIST, 75c I'd.
Best handkerchief case, gold thread, 81 lst,
75c I'd.
Best handkerchief case, silver thread, 75c LIST,
Soc ID.
Best portlere hand made, silk, % lst,
ID.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08

81. For best three clusters White Muscat'
81 lst, soc I'd.
81 For best three clusters Museat Hambugh'
81 lst soc 2d. o,,=-.,..
50. For best three clusters White Chasseias,
81 lst, SOC ID.
81. For best three clusters Lady Downes,
81 lst soc I'd.
So For best three clusters Buchland Sweet
Water, 81 LIST, SOC ID.
Sc For best three clusters Tren,ham Black,
a lst, SOC I'd.
81. For best three clusters Vests st. Peters,
81 lst, SOC ID.
ss. For best three clusters White Nice, 81
lst, SOC ID.
80. For best three clusters Red Chasseas,
81 lst, soc ID.
80. For best three clusters Chesselas Musquei
81 lst, SOC I'd.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08

PLUSH AND VELVET,
Best table cover, $l.50 lst, 81 I'd.
Best piano scarf, $l.50 lst, 2nd.
Best mantle lambrequin 81 lst, 75c ID.
Best stand cover, 81 lst, 75c I'd.
Best bed scarf, ~ lst, ID.
Best bed quilt, 81 lst, I'd.
Best chair cover, 81 lst, 75c ID.
Best pin cushion, 75c lst, 50c ID.
Best broom holder, 75c LIST, SOC I'd.
Best sofa pillow, 81 lst, SOC I'd.
Best parlor bag, 75c LIST, SOC ID.
Best opera bag, 81 LIST, SOC ID.
Best fan bag, 75c lst, SOC I'd.
Best chair back, 81 list, soc ID.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04
POMPEY'S PILLAR.

Since Richmond, Va, has sold Libby
prison 10 Chicago aud decided 10 pull
down the JEFF Davis mansion, she Is
casting about for other attractions. Mr..
a. NJ. Kelley, American member Of
the international court Of Egypt, has
sent photograph Of Pompey's Pillar
at Alexandra aud all The measure
ments made by NspoleOn's engineer to
Col. w. +. Cutsbaw for the Soldiers
and Sailors Monument Association of
Richmond. A few weeks ago the as
sociation adopted POmpey's Pillar as
the model for the monument which
they are about 10 erect on Libby's Hill,
IN Richmond. A prominent citizen
dressed as a Confederate soldier, With
SLOUGH hat and csnteen, has posed for a
photograph, which is TO be dispatched
TO 81. Ezekiel, who has been selected as
the sculptor for the bronze figure which
is to surmount the shaft.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

beginning 10 think taht the Secretary
of the Interior means business, and
they are quietly submitting to lie
order. They anticipated that The sud
den marketing Of the enormous num-
bers Of cattle from the outlet would
depress the market away below profit
able figures, and TO prevent this they
have decided to place their stock upon
the market gradually. A member Of
the Cherokee Live Stock Association
admits that such is the case. Large
numbers of the cattle are now being
sold to the Kansas and Missouri feed-
ers, and about 5000 head per day are
being placed in Kansas City, and a
like number in both Chicago and st.
Louis. By this means the association
expects to have disposed of the great
bulk Of its stock at better prices than
at forced sale when the SecrelaTy's
order goes into effect.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

With LOCAL APPLICATION, as they
can not reach the disase, and in order
TO cure it you have to take internal
remedies. HALLS CArARRH CURE is
taken internally, and acts directly on
The blood and mucus surface. HALLS
CATARRH CURE is no quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by one OF the best
physicians in the country for years,
and is a regular prescription. 1t is
composed of the best tOnics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucus surface.
The perfect combination of two ingre-
dients is what produces such wonder
full results in curing catarrh.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Ha-Sold by Druggists, zoe. 2l-25
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04
WHAT SHALL THE HARVEST BE?

Judge H. r. French, of Mt.
Sterling, is a candidate for Clerk
Of the Court of Appeals. lie
ought to be strong in Madison, be
ing in this Common Pleas Court
District. There are many who
would like to see the county in
struct for him.
But Hon. George NJ. Adams is
a candidate. He has a brother-in-
law here in Richmond, and nu-
merous friends who think the
county should instruct for him.
And there is Mr.. J. I. Willis. OF
Williamstown. He is a candidate,
and the Postmaster Of Richmond
and all the other Willises and a
great many more people in Madi-
son are his kin-peOple, and they
no doubt would object to any in
struction, except for him.
Mr.. F. NJ Brinkley, late a mer-
chant Of this place, has long had
his name in the Clerkship pot, and
naturally his relatives and friends
are for him.
Be it known that Colonel Tom
POOre, of Frankfort, the present
efficient Deputy, wants the place,
and like q Texas man when he
wants his pistol he wants it mighty
bad. There are those here and
herea5Cuts who are ready and
willing to see that the county go
not against him.
Possibly there are yet other can
didates with a finger in the Madi-
son county pie; yea, it is even
probable that there are such.
As things might hang with any
one of them, if 'tother dear charm
ers were away, an instruction
could be had, bat as they now
stand, the delegation will go unin-
structed.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04
TO REACH CAPITAL.

The Manufacturers Record, of
Baltimore, the great friend of the
South, will be sent in special edi-
ton at an early day to every bank,
loan and trust company, broker,
insurance company. and financial
institution IN the United States.
Editor Edmonds is a Norfolk man,
and has the interests of the South
at heart. All persons and institu-
tons desiring the attention of cap
italists should correspond at once
with the Manufacturers Record.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04
THE DEMAND FOR SOUTHERN COAL.

The Birmingham (Ala.) Daily Age
mentions with qualification the large
aud increasing demand for Southern
coal. II states that with the extension
Of railway tracks in every direction to
every coal pit and iron ore deposit
within fifty miles Of Birmingham, and
with the rapid duplication OF the vol
ume Of coal exhumed, the demand still
OuigrOws the supply. The Georgia
Pacific and six Of ten other trunk lines
complain Of the impOssibiIity Of supply
ing the extraordinary demand for the
winters supply Of coal coming from
every shop and factory and home, IN
every valley and on every hillside, IN
all the Southern States. The burning
Of wood as fuel, required now for cross
ties and building, is q 'lnst art"
Well-to-dO people everywhere use coal
instead. However vast the depths Of
the strata Of coal, and however eheaply
mined, the demand. even now, ex-
ceeds production, and prices OF mineral
lands steadily advance in market
value. The age says as a necessary
consequence new mines will be rapidly
opened, and win soon be shown how
rich and valuable are the coal fields Ct
Alabama. Il believes that the coal
fields about Birmingham will soon
command IS high prices as those about
Piilsburg, Pa. averaging there 81 900
an acre-Baltimore Sun.
With Kentucky's vast fields of
superior coal, has she not a grand
iutureR Let the railroads make
all possible speed into the noun
tains- Not only the western world
Is waiting for our excellent Goals.
but Europe wants camel coal.such
as Breathitt and the counties
beyond afford. A year hence,
and successive train loads OF coal
viii be rolling through Richmond
10 less favored fields.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04
We POM Nh Pride,,

To the "GoOd name At home," won 10y
Hoods Sarssparllla. IN Lowell, Mass,
where it is prepared, there is more OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla sold than Of all
other medicines, aud it has given the
best Of satisfaction since its intrOduc-
lion ten years ago. This could not he
hihe medicine did not posses merit.
II your suffer from impure blood, Try
Hoods sarsapaFiIla and realize lis Pc
cuiiar curative powers It
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04
Louisville Tobacco Market.
By Glover & Durrett Louisville Tobacco
Ware House.

Warehouse.
Sales on our market for the past
week Just closed amount to $50 hhds.
with receipts for the same period of ,0lS
Iihds. sales OF our market since Jan
uary LIST amount To l24 $50 hhds. Sales
of the crop of 1855, on our market to
this date amount TO 543 hhds.
The offerings this week embraced DID
hhds. of new hurley and the better
grades sold very well while the common
grades continue dull and low. The
market has shown a little more ami
nation on old hurley, but no decided
Improvement in prices.
The following quotations fairly rep
resent our market on Burley tobacco,
crop Of 1888:
Trash Dark and damaged tobacco
81 90 to $500
COlOry Trash $500 to $500
Common Lugs not cOlOry, 50 so to
$3.50.
Colory Lugs, Sc 90 to $500.
Common Leaf, 500 to 50 90.
Medium to good leaf, $500 to $500
Select or wrappery leaf, SIS 20 to
$500
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

The quietest man in the adminiatrg-
ton and the one least quoted is the
Secretary of State. James G. Blaine.
1t is limited that he chuckles in his
sleeve over the defeat of some Repul IL
cans. Unable to account for 50 much
quiescence, the Washington cores
pOndents occasionally get him ready to
resign his office, but the event is con.
tinually stpOned-TOledo Bee.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

81 any Of failure No required Of resPonat
bic parties
YOUNG MEN-Wbo have become victims Of solitary vice,
habit which annually
unmoy thousands Of Of exalted talent and
brilliant intellect, may call with confidence.
DR. FRANCE-Afer years Of experience has discovered
weakness in the back and limbs In
discharges mpoteney general debility
anruor onusion Of ideas papati0n Of the heart midity
trembling Of sight gddness diseases Of the head
throat nose Of the liver lungs stomach
boEthose terrible disorders arising from the solitary vice or
youthand practices bghng their most radiant hopes
antcipatouE Tenderng marriage impossible Take one
thought before Is too ate week or month may
place beyond reach Of hope Ny method Of treat
cnt speedily permanently the most obstinate case
and Absolutely restore perfect manhood
TO MIDDLE-AGED MEN.-Thsre many from the
ACC troubled with frequent evacuaona Of the
baider accompanied BY slight burning sartng
sston weakening the in the patient cannot
account for examination Of the urinary deposits ropy
sediment and sometimes small particles OF alou
men win appear viii be thin mksh hue again
changing torpid appearance There are many men
die diculty ignorant Of the which Il
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

President HarrisOn's message
was sent to Congress yesterday at
noon. The GILMAN will give it in
full with reports Of Departments
next week.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

The National Silver Convention
at st. Louis resolved in favor of
free coinage Of silver. Congress
will be asked to pass upon the
question.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

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the benefit OF fun coauc Of skilled SPECIALIST In
diseases peculiar females has marked
patients being ladies, old, young married,
single poor. entirely obec-
onable features Of the general Practitioner namely Local
seldom ind Il prepare
dies constitutional local demands
ladies' how % themselves.
EPILEPSY. OR FITs-POsitvsly cured By = new and
never-failing method
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

Foraker will spend his spare
time, Of which he will soon have
plenty, in collecting confederate
flags for his private museum.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

Robert Young 7ilis father of Col.
-1D'eele.nGtC TOung, died in Jessamine
county, Thursday, aged IS years.