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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
XII cd nIm.clr Accidentally.

Bu1INos, Nov. Especial. l-Yesterda
morning word was received that Andrew
Knudtson. section boss at Pompey's Pillar,
had shot himself accidentally while work.
ing ON the section. He had taken his rifle
along for the purpose of killing some
prairie chickens, and on picking il up by
the barrel the hammer caught on a project
ing tie and the gun was discharged, the ball
penetrating his stomach and lodging under
the left shoulder blade. The deceased
leaves a family and WIS much respected by
all who knew him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10

CmcAGo, Nov. g.-rhe American Horse
Show closed tonight. From a finnncinl
standpoint il has been success, while IA
an exhibit horsemen claim il never h,s been
excelled in this country. To-day Percheron,
n 2-year-old stallion, the first prize winner
NJ Paris. was sold to Z. W. KELLOGG. of
Green Bay, Wis, for 5000, said to be the
America.
The event Of the closing meeting TONIGHT
WIS the performance Of Rosebnry. tbe
property Of Morehouse A Pepper. 0f Tor.
onto, who beat the worlds high jumpinu
record by nm inch, leaping6 feet and iIsl
inches. Ontario, his only competitor, was
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10

LEXINGTON, Nov. 9.-Col. Goodloe, at I;A0
p M underwent an operation. He was
under the influence Of anesthetics His
physicians fear he will not recover ma
Alarming symptoms set in this afternoon.
Dr; whitney said at 10 tonight; "Col.
Doodloe Is IN critical condition. III there
~ any change he has rallied in the last two
h"uis, Ibe hotel lobby was crowded all
day with persons anxious TO hear tbo iatas.
bulletins of the condition of the woundsd
man "Nuhucu
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
RAINS IN THE EAST.
Floods In New 70 X City-In- -Fated Johns
town Sufferers.

NEw YoRK, Nov. "A heavy rain fell in
this section last night and this morning,
and flooded many streets in this city. This
morning heavy fog hung over the bay and
rivers and not only was shipping much in
commoded, but elevated trains were COM
pslled 10 run slow to avoid collisions. Al
noon the fogs slightly lifted.
JoHSsrowN, Pa, Nov. 9.-Rain for the
past thirty six hoursha raised the rivers to
a dangerous point, and they are overlooking
their banks. The temporary bridge across
the Conemaugh at Cambria City has been
carried away. Woodvale liz flooded and
some of the houses erected since the flood
have been abandoned by the inmates. The
river il still rising.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Preparations are in
full blast for the great Catholic centennial
celebration, which begins here tomorrow.
Grent numbers of visitors, mostly of the
clerical aspect, Hre thronging the city.
Cardinal Taschereau arrived to-day in
company with Prime Minister Mercier' of
the Provinces Of Quebec. and several other
nutables. The hundredth birthday Of the
Catholic hierarchy in this country will be
the first event celebrated tomorrow by a
magnificent street procession and pontih-
cial high mass at the cathedral.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
TELEpHOyING OyERA LONG LINE.
Communication Established Between vi
cana and Leipsic, $50 Miles Apart.


What is undoubtedly the longest tele-
phone circuit in Europe is the line from
Vienna 10 Leipsie. Every word can be per-
fectly understood and the voice recognized
without difficulty. The distance between
the two cities by rail is something less than
300 miles, but the telephone wires, instead
Of being carried along the routes Of the
railways, whore the noise of passing trains
was found 10 interfere materially with the
working of the long distance Instruments,
are strung along the highways, where the
results are found to be much better: and the
actual distance on these routes is nearly $50
miles. A strange fact has been noticed in
connection with this route. While the
speaker nj Vienna Is heard with remarkable
clearness and accuracy at Leipsic and all
points along the route, a speaker al either
Of these points il heard with much difficulty
nt Vienna. The electricians of the company
are as yet unable TO furnish satisfactory
explanation Of this phenomenon. Why
sounds travelling from east 10 west should
be clear and distinct while those travelling
in the other directions are more or less
blurred remains puzzle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Ine report Of Pay
mastes- General Fulton Of the navy, detail
ing the operations Of the bureau of proyi-
sions and clothing for the year, ended June
30, 1889, is published. The estimates for
the bureau for the year ended June 30, lss'''
aggregate 81 $4,000. General Fulton rec
ommends tnAt the number of assistant pay
masters be increased from eleven to twenty,
and that all future appointments 20 those
offices be made from graduates OF the Naval
academy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
He Rohbcd His EmnInxsra

New York, Nov. 9.-Frank Frost, cashier
of the Pacific Mail Steamship company al
Panama, became n defaulter. He was
bonded by the Fidelity and Casualty oom-
pany Of New York, and this company Sc
cured his arrest and conviction. He must
serve, in addition TO his regular sentence,
one day for every dollar he stole. He will
have TO serve nine years extra.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10

BERLIN, Nov, 9.-The Tageblatt says n
telegram has been received from Zanzibar
saying the report Of the massacre of the
Emin Bey relief expedition, under com
mand OF DR.. Peters, is not confirmed and
the report is discredited. -''N'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
IN. Mormon. Aero.. the Line.

OTTAWA. OsT., Nov. "a letter written
by A. Maitland Stenhouse, of British Col
umbia, who resigned his seat in the provin-
cial legislature 10 become leader amnng
the m0rmons in the Canadian northwest,
indicates that those for whom he speaks
have no intention Of abandoning thir poly
pamnna nrnGtices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
An Old Couple Murdered.

vALDosrA. Ga. Nov. "A double murder
il reported from Clinch county. The
victims being man named Page,
Is years old and his aged wife.
The murderers are supposed to be ne
oroes. The bodies we're found terribly mu-
s,lated in their house by neighbors last
night. Robbery was the motive for the
,rtpaa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
POSTAL CARD DESIGNS.


A short time ago Postmaster General
wanamaker asked indiscriminately for de-
signs for new postal card. He did this in
order TO give the artistic in the greut Ameri.
can mind a chance. The American is TAX
ing advantage of that chance. Mr.. Wann-
maker has received numerous designs. They
come from nearly every section Of the coun-
try. Some of them show the possession of
a high degree of art by the designers. There
are half dozen OF so Of excellent idens,
and no doubt one Of these will be selected.
The humorous trend Of the American mind
is shown in some fifteen or twenty de-
designs which Wannmaker did moi expect.
They are very well executed, but they
tend to make fun Of Wanamaker. For in
stance, one bears medallion head of that
gentleman with the legend around IL,
'The Greatest All-ArOund Merchant in the
World. Special inducements offered To
country pOstmasters." On another: "Wana.
makers breeches are the best in the
market" Still another is, "Wnnamaker
has "A special bargain counter for amy ar.
ticle that you may want on Wednesdays
ind tndays. You can get fifteen p0gtnge
stamps from him for quarter"
Mr.. Wan0maker is said to LAUGH over
these things as much as anybody else. lie
had on his desk to-day design for postal
card which some fellow, evidently hard up.
is trying 10 get him 10 adopt. Ii is like the
old card, with very small place for the nd
dress. The rest oil the white surface N
taken up with the Injunction; at is pen
itontiary Olense 10 send n dun on postal
card, II you want TO collect bill, collect
IL with a club"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
Denny Among the Outs

lspiANAPoIds, Nov. o.-Jerry Denny. the
well known third baseman, snys he will not
join the brotherhood. He is not satisfied
with the doings at this weeks meeting in
New York and in his own words does not
propose 70 lump into any airy project at
the sacrifice of what now have y
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
When Did CullnmLie9

MrmF APoLIs, Nov. 81. L. Cullom was
placed on the stand to-day in the case in
which be is defendant. He swore that his
confession was made under the influence Of
a great mental strain, caused by anxiety to
help Mr.. Blsisdell out Of his trouble. He
said there Was not a word Of truth in the
confession, and that every note signed by
Blaisdell was genuine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
The Destruction of Condar.

RoME, Nov. 9.-Advices from Shoa con-
cerning the burning Of Condar, the capital
of Abyssinia, state that during the absence
of Gen. Nazas, the deryishes set fire and
burned the city and massacred the garrison.
Upon the return of Gen. Nazas an engage
ment took place which resulted in the de-
feat Of the dervishss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
sullirnn,s nond.mep Rele.sed.

CmcAoo, Nov. 9.-The matter Of the np
plication Of Alexander Sullivan for release
from the bail in which he was held by the
coroner in June last came up before Judge
Baker this morning. The state did not con-
test the motion and the obligation was dis
charged by order Of the court.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-Dispatches from the
Texas Panhandle say the deepest snow in
that region for twelve years is now on the
ground. All trains ON the Fort Worth and
Denver railroads are blockaded and nine
engines are in the snow drift ut Fields sta
ton. The drifts are nine feet deep at
Hartley and no trains have reached there
since Tuesday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
George rr.nci. neIea.ca Prom Jail.

BosIos, Nov 9.-By order Of Judge Nc
Kim, Geor,e Francis Train was released
from Jail to day. The Judge said he did
not believe the man dangerous to himself
or Others, and did not deem him sufficiently
insane to be ordered TO an asylum; he did
not, however. believe him sufficiently sane
20 be held for debt and he should there
fore order his discharge.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-10
ABSTINENCE REWARDED.
The Peculiar Case OF Young Man Who
Promised 60 Quit Chewing Tobacco.


Promised 20 Quit Chewing Tobacco.
Tho court Of appeals yesterday. says a
Frankfort special to the Courier-Journal,
decided strange suit in regard to the en-
forcement Of promise for the cessation Of
the tobacco habit. April, 1850. Mrs. Sallie
ID. Stemmons, of Bourbon county, made an
agreement in writing with her step-grand-
son, Albert r. Talbot, that she would give
him $500 if he would never take another
chew of tobacco or smoke another cignr
from that time until her death. At the
same time the grandson stipulated TO re
fund that amount to his mother if he nj
any time within the prescribed period vio-
lated the agreement. The grand
mother died in February, 1887, and
as he fulfilled the conditions
of his agreement and wasneyer paid cent,
Talbot instituted suit for the recovery of
the money from Thomas II. Clay, the execn-
tor of the estate. II was claimed that the
condition was not sufficient in law 10 make
the contract valid, and the lower court gave
Judgment against Talbot. On appeal
the case was tried in the superior court and
reversed, and again appealed 10 the court of
appeals. an abstract Of which opinion by
Judge Pryor, also reversing. is as follows;
IAN agreement Ia pay money IN consider
alton of the payee refraining from the use
of that which he has the legal right to use
il supported by sufficient consideration,
and will be enforced. grandmother and
her grandson executed writing by which
the former agreed 10 give the latter 500 at
her death If he would never take another
eh.4ur ~ tnh an
during her life. the grandson agreeing 10
refund double the amount 10 his mother II
he should break the pledge. The grand
mother having died. the grandson brings
this action against her administrators 10
secure the amount named, alleging the per-
formance of the contract on his part. Held
That the plaintiff Ii entitled 20 recover"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

Iu;e-es: attaches 70 ,.se a-ss exanple
.of anything. Ten thousand Sollaas i,
SAID y have tesn psi,i slr tie Frs. Co
lumh,ss hali-6aliar uhieh shs United
States govsFnEseR, stamped in aid os
the Chicago WORKS fair Fhe first
federal Volunteer in tse late var euSAS
thea, IN L famous iasrs ba,, a.
though he i sun living al thc Nge os
seVcu;y,twe y.Srs iew .ligy>- - l,n,sN
his naaes ne Is ssia "a. a, Gcn. r {.
Williams, ~ Caeplasn. Sytgyy comfy.
Ia, where 10 has s,,yn s;iaasier hsr
twenty yc@gN lss 0Gi,.ial .vs>carS Il,
"kirst yo.ua'eeE uaaSisr,slia thS Cnlsci
s,Stes Ssryice in ,he late war ON Aprii
rs lSal, ~ NE ess,p,iSc chAnaeer ~
Harrisburg, Ia, eSlN'ycE tAa hoasa. 81
eSRd 10 . m, ~ NApt y "a, Slnua0ss
Cnilel Hgaesa IT Au.eFiaA, IA tha crsa-
cnee ~ GoV NAtiiR ana an tAs heNsis a
fr0vta,iS " lAaa tiJNs
Con. Nllliklaa had served ia shA Mar.
lean war, end Asd hclpsi N aappsssa
the fAllads.pAlA SlaaoigssI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

In June. 1851 Mira ABIGAIL HossCiAn
Vas inferred ~ sh- HazelEoo1 ce1ne-
terry in RoFeshi>k county, Ia Nos
long since relslsvss determined 70 re-
move the remains - another cemetery.
Tie workaez engaged % Psrfor0 the
36b torzd NJ cSSSn Sllei 10 overflow
ing with rod oolS-e3 mineral water
This WAS drained on. WhereuPca it was
found that Ihe corpse, with the eSces-
tiOR Of the fingers E1d tSss. wss per
teetly Pesri5e1 Tie h-ir ysAs Perfec,lJ
natural. ~ szs also = bouquet % roses
TIA, lay or her breast After = thor
cngh examination by relatives and
friends the ooala wzs again closed and
covered uP
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
500 Renara 500.

The realCls Of this rarer will be pleas-
dtolssiii that ,here Is at least one drea J.
81 disease tt,at science has been able 10
curc In all its stages andihat is CasaTrS.
nan's CatsrTh Care Is the only positive
cur, Bow known 10 the me,lical Irlter-
rlty. CGiarIh being a Constitutional dis
case. requires a constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
hereby distFoyin .ir ionr,io,ion Of he
disease, AMI given the, patient strength
" building up The constitution and a.
sisii,ts uairFe in ,',sais il, work. The
pTopristors have 90 rnnch tsitn N It's
curatiye powers, that they offer One
HGEIl,d Dollars fer any case that ii
falls TO cure. send for list OF Tcstins
oaials. Address, ! J. CHENEY *
Co. Tol do, o.
~ o. Iby Drus.,f~t 7S
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
from THE SKY.



vsien.Is r.tzrs OF Masses Which Fall
Fronn Above
An addition 70 our present kBoHledge
q neteorit-s has bees presented by
~. J. \ Eastzns. who furnishes .
fiss n iron asrolitsS together with =
eabss Of their Wstghts and remarks A.
- The relative Oeearrsaces Of iron and
Sony neteoriteA
Aeeording " Shis gentleman ths ratio
q weigh. e tAs former 20 the latter Is
salts IasX and ths sgE-egAee weight
Of nsrslisie ira which hAs keen OBJ
orrved aad discovered up to dAte on the
AaerisSa eoztileat Il about - tons
IF ska sk0vs rata "a true In AL
eassa," ~ sayA "tkors Ehouia Asvs
b,-. a'fEil OF Eboui !. So tOas Of hthie
ze-orib... n In all over 1,oeo tons OF
s-rslitis natter PrSdPltAtsd upon the
ear.h-
Nr. Eastman ofers the following
tseory - seeouzt FOR the apparent eH-
e-=s ef ire, over stony meteori tes;
when stony zrsteorits falls . sho
sartk Il bTeeks ints many .frsgneuts
neS aAo rzptcre6 surtEcss indicate the
nsturs 81 sac catastrophe
No co.e Z on reocr6 v-hero A irOT
es.osits showed cay indication d hay
trg heon tui.ssA, broken, or torn frO1
anosher mass q the same rlAterisl-z !.
'erEe E-ue eyPs OF netco-iie uhieE
ueaehes tbe earth frpm outer space L
rrobabsy sl=il.< 70 that nhich lei! il
love- county, Ia, on February u. is'5
fhis eolessi.l visitor is composed alnos
vkoIiT ot itshic mater. bdI ScattsTe,
Ek-ouEh tie nsss ara small grains o
niekoiif-rors iron
s-This i-oc zay exist IN tbs stoEl
rasriE in all forms AID sizes, from ~
microscopic roduIs - ths mass weigh
irr several rse1 Nhea ths nthic MAJ
eo1Ess il eorsact with the esrth's A.
aosEkero tts iT-p.ct brea.s Up IN
rastri1. ,e.s free the iron bodies, znc
ts.eT reich the earth in The same con
Gisioz, 50 far ~ mass and figure ART
eoroerzsd. - they exist in the o-lslna
formation
In such c,ses il Is probs bic that ths
stoLy portion Of the original body Is
ret into suck small fragments oT the
explosion that these would not reach
TIE earth in sF-y aPpreciabls size Ihs
larger tke r.asseS " iron the more. com
piete would - tt- Distinction OF tbs
orieianl bciy, AID The larger lithic ms
sal=>- would b,e those containing ths
szsiler ErzuulSE - .Tou-"
We MAJ here r-->-s % She sliriferOu'
esrolito which izr.- I'd 20 have fsileI
fsu days Ego Il. IJ4Ao 80 fSr - "
Ire auIre. prc sRatals have nsv=
yesbeeR found - s.l5s;=nc- Of meteor
ic ogiFiH
Should. therefore, the telegraph
news which HIS b--B received OF an AZ
R.rentiy remarkable discovery o. cor
crEned. scientists .ilI- find theInSslve
eraf-ou Ted with anothrz- kzottJ prot
ls..-hoE - zs-Gul; FOR the p1esenc
OF Prre cold in the aeroiite.
Up - The present the PrinciPa
LrowE constituent parts OF meteori
;ro7 ire, II addition to THE mos
eonnaz .-S useful of metals an
ricl,eI. numerous compounds. such ]
fe-rous s-lpsid- fs-oi,itel, sulPhide {
chromium ldasbreelitel. calcium 81
Tkids (oidha+zitei, and pbosphide q
iroa .,d nickel tschrsibersitel, whi.
ere ROB kroE-a s< terrestrial mineral:
besides magnetic pyrites, chronic iroi
magnetic. PyrOxene, oliyiae an
cnorthi.e. which are ordinary eompor
czts Of volcanic rockS--Ir19-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

and pursuits forming . stro1s scaS q
attachment Tia rSSalt=aI oeCS
meat ~>s followed. .t,sr re ssPEr
ion Of the FRO colleges, By tAeir n<s-
rage in she Psrior Of The seminary ~
MiIIer.SnrS.
Mrs. Elaine his been tho mother Of
seven children, only one Of whom, kSr
Oldest Stznwood. died in childkoed
The others are Emmoas, walker. AlSsa.
james c., Jr., Margaret and HE-rssA
OF tie many sorrors which hs-s ee<1o
70 Ny. and Nrs Blaine IN lsS= ~
the heaviest has essR the sd GecsEe Il
their son. Walker. Aa4 AGlz es1-5s
daughter, Axis. wits 81 Mo- 0SF-
pinZer, Of ths CRiSsS Slse-s @Fi I'D
ths unti=ely dsssh CO saoir 80 EeR-
mons o. he oSHs- ehiidror 81 bzt
one. she youngest dAEgh:a-. E.Er4ss
have ms-Tied.
mother - her esilsreE- PssetvinS heE
them the Rc1a sstre-nSaEs es-~tSr in
return for ksr ysore q 11solEAk essa
She Il = -oct k-ilNrzt rE< eh=Hez
hostess szS dsiighEhnl esE-~=~sSr
zIi.t, ui.k ga somnnsS q ~<~ak nd
graphic Po-s- Of Seszr7r-1-
In 1PPeR-k.es Ma BlsEs u FSq
She Il rasaer AL. s1A in tC-s c -
-lired % zsorszsoa EU h=r =
changing r=P:<ly f=on Ers5 % vAiso,
and = always vel sad s=r$rt-iiy -
r1nged Esr syes srs AE<E-T k1
iAs.s IN Srcss e qsiss kai els1zA zE
.arorite color HSr STREE wss- = s~e~N
while lar evening 5->s~1a s's = ssA
grayA
To - zee Of Erl RlSsasfs sEre-
spoaGszts b he assi-s u Al EAs AS~
her Hsrissssrs rrsrszEsaAls EO- &Asir
beauty Of sI2-ossioz. oisFs-zssH zaA
originality S0l lhs Loe.s 81 knE 80
eon2li1hzs=HE rilA ASs Psa = Asr rs<s
facility q sEPrsssioa sarozSa ths zcas
rn Of s.lsE-sph sl2Rka- Her dss7esosss
Of eoadolsRee ~ ee2SrssalAss-oa ara -
usual examples 81 brsriIy and meaning
CEooAsSie2znses. ukros.ShEssA, lar
sel6skEsss Asd lrs1heaInsss, . Pov~ -
make those Eko know Ae- enthusiasts
ally dsrose1 - asr. an industry almost
iiEaitlsss iE il accomplishment, eh0sr-
tl.lneSS which saV-r fAils IN lhe d@rksst
OF cEiScs. and tr4nkEesz-shsss ara ahs
ehz-1cSe-issi % aha woman who,
Ihocxh - In known L her own Per
soaality. E1s rejected II her husbands
brilliant zEecssses she strength and NO
bility q her Liza
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
THs RAsBlr PEST.
VIII the I--elI1e Littls Animal Conque
the AzsfraIfsa c,IsaIes-

VIII the I--elI1e Iittls Animal Conquer
the Azstratisa C.Is4ies- s
In spite of TIE OUTLAY OF vsst sums OF
money and the oT-r Of tempting re
wards - the ingenuity and science OF
the whole world for some means Of de-
stroyirE the enormous horaes Of "a bbits
il AzstrsIis. The pests sti1l flourish and
nuieipiy dissstrUusly. snd threaten &c
ruin the agricultural interests Of that
continental island u Is calculated
that single pair Of Dummies will in ten
years multiply - E9,e91. 90, 50 that
var OF exterrins tioa against them ap-
pears almost hoP-.es< From 1855 TO
1880 the single colony II New South
Wales. with N s-es ot SIS. lST square
miles aud popzlatioE ranging from
Tss 80 to shout l.0OO.OoS. expended
erer -. -. 0oa for the determination OF
the plague. and about zs much more
wss epe=t by private parties \ bounty
OF two oe4ts Is paid D. the government,
ard i has be-n paid o. Is .rAnE As rs
- 80 sziEs in one Ee@-. Te= l.-ye
esaninS factories have been established
IN different p4rss Of The country. when
psy g. - sTzrzS- from 20 . cents
f.s- TIRE z-lt ~ -s-h RABBIT; 20 that :
lzr-se army - hunters : constantly ia
the SD Stli n rs a-pesrs 70 be I
eo.sssas inc-se-e - M tis1de z
tie e1e-sF. A Z In -ssl--sae i.-isIs-
ture u Se- sz Es.-sss Sitner pro
-isins for 1s =l ,sf1a q, { brick
VII =,-irs ra- ar sslltursl
=
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30

Vixen sn a-l.it TO low. Mr.. x ia
ton. Of LurAy. Ru,sclI rsmIty, Ksnsas
called at the lshoratc1y Of Chamberlain
& Co., Des aoines, b. show ssrm his six
year old boy Whcss life had bess saved
hy Charnterlsin's Cough Remedy, 1t hav-
ing cured him Of very severY attack of
rioup. Mr. Dalton "a certain that it
saved his log g life and is enthusiastic IN
his pTaiseoi tire re1gdy. Yer sale by
/ Louisa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-30
MRS JAMES G. BLAINE
The Worthy Holpmate OF Her De
tsngaished Husband
Wher. aks glrst Net sad st-rysOS &s
Man aks G0vsS-Her Abinsy -
Lsatar Wrfaez-OthsE RsAsAs
e. Intsrsst

Harriet b. s.auwood Blaine w. ScTE
In 1850 IT Augusta, Ne, whittier her
parents ksd removed frona fPz~teh,
Mas. Ter father. Jacob 3tanTood b.
name. was Of tie Prrsst Purits11 lineage,
and OF extr,ns pride Of ancestry Far
riet was ihe eith child In family Of
seven, tc-sr OF whom were giTls- She
received her s4zeatIo. al bona under
the care Of private tssehsra Ia she
sprinS Of its:. ssTs Shs Ladisr Home
Journ-l. sAs -sa1 70 Kentucky - 1ciH
her Si--crI, Csyoiins suni Ss-ss, -he
wer. ssschisF IN ths Yensts eotlsSissa
instisrts - GsoFgsSo-N- TSe sE-e-.
ware vro-z-s u high standing V.d god
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who kew tas1a. Hs-.i>t ~. she
brighN-s4 81 ths shrss EisS-F-, hofA N
her Elsnsal snA social qzaESssa, s.A
soon beesu>s great f.=VTiSA
( Tbs principal d Tbs Bsussss 81
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the Misses stsn~ro1 vsTs tssesisG-
Thorztzz r. Johrsos-oTgszized IN
hat city IN 1881 she Hs.tszH rIifts7J
inssisu1=, >, -Siek, in OcpOhsx q fsE<
year. JA-,es GilIsspis Blsias, ySanE
PeznsyiTanis.. cane - nssz7s "a
position q sasisss=t PSots-ses q 10
TusSsa. LAtia Hz4 GTesE Y~1s
Blaine. . rTs1Es%s Of FEshiBgso7 CO..
le-s, szt 1iAssSsa yssrs X 80, ezra
with hi-a Recommendations Ter sskss.s-
Ahiy sad seiiisI. which ~ ssoa EossssS4
sad the following yoo-. up0n - 10
aao-si Of shesssior PrOtossS~ - KnoD
vile, TszS HI Elaine succeeded -
Ehs chair Of s1aEzaEss
IN ~. Ils,sr psIt Of 1850 ~ Fsr-ais
eoil=5iass iasirats. vita iss SssR -
tsLehrrs. v.z Eoo~Sd f-oE GS~<@OtovH
70 Siillsr1ba-T. tAe ~1<a1 s>e4 q Boz'-
bon county, ~. E14 sbozt - 'azss
zine ihs Hssisr7 zilitsTJ fasStSto
vs. removed ~ Blus Lick, also n 80
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locAtiSz tx GssTPsozE, Ia BlelHs 80
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