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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30
A Curious Prescription.

A few days ago Chinaman named
Wong Chin Foo, residing at Mott
street, New York City, rushed into an
American drug store with prescription
for remedy given for cancer. Wong
All Sing, the Chinese physician who
wrote the prescription, is said to be the
most noted Celestial NJ. d. in the Chi
nese quarters of New York This is tho
formula called for by the recipe: Pick
led Lizards, two pairs, two males and
two females; Corca ginseng root, one
half ounce; willow cricket skins, half a
dozen, three males and three females;
rattlesnake tail, one-fourth ounce; sweet
potato vine, one ounce; black dates,
two ounces; elm bark, one.half ounce;
devil fish suckers, three ounces; rein
deer's horn (ground), one-half ounce;
birds claws, one-fourth ounce; lotus
leaves, one-half ounce; white nuts, one
ounce; dried ginger, one-fourth ounce;
coffin nails told ones), five ounces. Boil
the whole in two quarts of water; drink
two spoonfuls day and mako paste
with tho solution and powdered rats
flesh and apply TO tho sore.-St Louis
Renublic
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30
SEAL FlNlSHERS.
Hands. Must lie skilifuI to Sew the Costly
Sacques of Fur.

About this time Of tho year there is
plenty Of work for seal 1nishers, or girls
who know how to sew sealslSins and
other furs. Tho employment of girls In
this sort OF work Is comparatively re-
cent A few years ago the cutting and
sowing OF fur skins were mainly done
by mon. Sometimes a man would teach
his wife or his daughter, but the men
monopolized the best work and earned
good wages There Ia a skin cutter nos.
working as a journeyman in this city
who is said to be worth $50, 900, and yet
works his regular hours. lie has intro
duced several generations OF his fam
lily into one or another branch OF the
business.
OF late years the sharp competition
which has got into the fur business as
well as other lines Of trade has led to
increased employment OF females as
sewers. The work is nice, and requires
a good deal OF skill. The smooth, even
color of a lady's new sealsltin sacque is
not produced without good deal of pa
tient skill and dextcrity. OF course,
skins do not come perfect There are
slight blemishes that need to be cor
rected. The skillful cutter takes u
skin and blows the hair aside until he,
can sec the roots all over the skin. II
he finds spot that 10 bare OF hair he
must select piece OF skin to fit 1t, and
the hair must bc exactly Of the right
length TO fit On seal the hair near
tho tail is shorter thar the hair near tho
head. OF conrse, piece OF fur from
near the tail will not fit in q bare spot
near the head of skin. Tho cutterhas
fa peculiar mothod OF shaping the pieces
TO be set in, and this must be under
stood by the girls who do the sewing, so
that a girl who has worked at the busi-
ness becomes an expert and girl who
has not served any apprentice at sewing
furs is OF little use in the shop.
1t is not an unusual thing for ono
large establishment to have fifty or
sixty girls sewing furs in the busy sea-
son in the summer The most expert
girls readily get employment the year
round, while those who are less expert
are the first to DO discharged, and go
from shop to shop The wages earned
are somewhat higher than the prices
paid for ordinary sowing, as tho,busi-
ness Is somewhat unhealthy and ro-
quires considerable skill. The girls
earn from nine dollars week upward.
frequently, when fur houses advertise
for help girls apply who are totally ig.
norant OF 4e business. and pretend
they know how, but they are soon
found out and discharged. N. Y. Sun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SEATS
IN THROUGH COACH.

IN 1HhOUtH CcACl.
Thcse Coaches have rortei- IL charge 10 look
After the Comfort aud welfare of The krnikras
aud 10 see that tic Local Passengers sts NOT
allowed u gct Ia the Through Coach nni crowd
them. No other route vner such lndue&mrnts
IL would tax YOUR time and patience too nuch
to attempt in describe the rich aud hesutifsi
hnmes and fertile lands Of Arkansas and Texas.
Therefore would advice yOn TO 20 and sse 10y
,Outsclf. Examine the country. htrFls via
the people. Learn the advantages aud ,iisad :
vantage. Examine tho school fs~llitiea- BAY
or rent farm, of taNs up Goternaeni Land
Pe,ols cmI grating from Ias sou,hesst ess-
NOT easiaTs The extreme cold uf Kansas, Ne
braska and the Northwestern wiufer. jas:
think Of it, nine iOng months ~ Ice, snow ane
hitter winds IN exchange Tor our sunny South
Our we'll -timherrd landiur their trceies. trsetsi
Yet there are unrcfupuious hgeuis whe give
be decrivcdl Nisit Arkansas an' TeaA and
Mrite in zoe for full Information. I win sens
you Map. Bouk and pHpers, free.
X. 4. WILLIAMS.
Southern Passenger Ageut.
Nashville, Tenn
CHAs Il. HEArH,
Passenger Agent, Memphis Tenn
S. w. TucKrR. G., Z. +. A.,
Little Rock, Ark.
RuDoLrH FINK, Gen. Manager,
Little Rock Ark.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30

we.,erp Union--Up stairs corner Main and
sixth streets. Mira kAndle and Miss PARK OPP
orators.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30
-scene-Thc Stage OF the Brooklyn

-Scene--Tho Stage OF the Brooklyn
Academy. Amateur Stage-Manager-.'
Why do you always kick, ThuddingtonT
Didn't you have the title-p1rt in The
Phantom Witness" last month? Thud-
aington-Yes and a fine part 1t was.
Fancy me, at my weight, playing skel-
eton! Amateur Stage-Manager-But
you had several good situations! Thud.
dington-Yes, and not good line in the
part. never got handful of applause
the whole night. Not mention in any
oi, the newspapers. Amateur Stage
Mlpger-Thero, you are mistaken.
One, at least, the Canarise Herald,
praisedNyou to the skies. You must
have a that notice? You were pleased
with that! Thuddington-Well, l
ought to bel wrote it.-Brooklyn
Life
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30

FEy-Passengcre should purchase tickets viz
this lime. II il emphatcally the Most Attrsotive
Route Ia the South today
For Time Tables, Map Folders, and Price OF
Tickets, ad, ress
r. u. MAURY. JK.,
Geenl TRAY. Pass'r AEt, Memphis, Tenr
r II. ROGERS, II. W, now,
Asst Gen Pa.s'r AT, Gen. pass'r hgt
j. NJ. EDWARDS,
Vice -Prest and Gent Man'gr. Memphis. Tenn
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30
oncL,.ri. arr,c. Saliva

The Rast Salvn in th- world 70,
Cuts, Bruises. Sores Ulcers. Sail
Rhonm, Fevnr Sores. letter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains. Corns. -nd al
Skin Eruptions. and positiv~lv cure,
Piles. or no pay required, tits guer.
anteed TO give rarfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by H. B. Garner.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30
Take. ,nect November 10th, 1852

pHe EQUIPMENT aud physical couditioa d
! the line are hfst-class In every particular
permitting high rate Of speed aud 'asuflns
the comfort and safety Oi passengers,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30

"A boy OF seventeen and girl OF
thirteen were married at Columbia, Mo-,
the other day. The wedding presents
included doll and q wooden gun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointnnaut ~a

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Soald Head. Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
1t after all other treatment had failed.
iii put up in 25 and 80 cent boxes.
For sale by BUCKNER LEAvELL
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-30
TABLE FOR TRAINS
I. q N. Railroad.

TnAIss sourH-i,i8 and $500 a. M; l:ai aHd
b;lf y. m.
TRAINS NORTif-D:ioa. ~. ;2Sand ioisa p ~
Nashville Accommodation arrives ~ so, y. ~.
W. W Alexander, Agent, iiopkinr'ilie, n.y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04
Cured by Cuticura

Ny disease tpsorisrs, firss broke out on my
icft cheek, Spreading across my nose. and almost
covering my fAee- lt ran into my eyes, and the
physician Was afraid would lose my eyeeieht
altogether II spread ali over nv head aud nv
hair Al fell out until was entirely bad headed:
IL then broke o1tcn my arms and shoulders until
my arms were juss enc sore Ii lowered
my entire bocy, my lace. head and
sho1ldefs being the worst The white scabs
fell constantly from my head. shoulders and
arms: the akin would snickcn ard b red
and very itchy, and would crack and bleed
II scrstooed After spending many hundreds
OF dollars. wss pronounced incurAhle. heard
OF the CrrIcrRA REMEDIES. and after uxing two
bottles CUrfCURA kEsoLyEST, l could see
change. and after hsd taken four bot les was
almost cured; and when bad usess six ootfles
of CurcURA RKsoLvENT and one Box OF Crfl-
&C RA, and one cake of CurieuRA eoAF, I Was
cured of the dreadful d seass frum which had
suffered for i've yearA thought the disease
would leave . yery deep scar. bat the CErIcuRA
REMEDIES cured il without any scafA I cannot
express with pen what suffered before using
the CuIIcuRA REMEDIES They saved my life.
and feel IL nv daty TO recommend them. nv
hair Is restored as good a. ever. aud 50 IL my
eyesight know OF others who have received
great beneet from their use
Ms ROSA KELLY. Rockwell City. Iowa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04
Cuticurs Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier ana purest
and best of Humor Remedies, internally, and
CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUTTcuRA
Soar, sn exquisite Skin Beautifer, externally,
have cured thousands OF cases where the shed-
ding Of scales measured Z quart daily. the skin
cracked, needing. burning. and itching almost
beyond human endurance, hair lifeleSs or al
most gone, suffering terrible What other rene
dies have made such curesf
Sold everywhere Price, CUTlCuRA SOC. Soar,
Sc; REsoLvES1. 81. Prepared By the PorTgR
Date AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
EDeSend for chow to Cure Skin Diseases"
81 pages. SO illhstratons. and 100 testimonials
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04


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psy haf4e N1poneapttsty reeA upon ths sulhos-
uaes e Warrington who refused 70 listen % the
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grants coming into the Maiia MAlia valley
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04

OlnaPLES, black heads red, rough, chapped
Tim and oily skin prevented BY CuTIcuxA
Soar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04

This morning an excursion Of pioneers
viii start 1t SIS O'Clock BY The seattle,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04

fher - charneepr q the ptnneezB az wa3Atng-
m
On tae esA ~ e yune. IL. irithffnl en-
1aearon Visited epattle, - which he husinom
and. theeefeRe. ohe mot ya1uaAle pnxt Of he
Cit ~ usHeeay desaroyed no sooner wss this
ne4 knoun thruuxhous ~ eoantxy than
HilIIcus e money were freely and rronptiy
ofEkred IN The fo6ui1dInx II he uasee placea
ara fcr tie rpoonRostou q il buaineR
Duea anyoua suppose thepe vast sums c&
Mcney uould have been = iree;y furnished
kad it noe been 1T the widely known and recog-
nssed HONESTY and Integrity OF in fo1ndou,
Yesikr. the Dennys. Horton and many others
who were not oniy IT. pioneen but il principal
bssfneas men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04
NAsnlsaroN rknnrroRY


Frsos 20 the ~ Of March. ls2 whea the terri
tors 81 Warrington VAS organized BY act of con-
kross. the eaaRsgy CON Included within us
iisnsls wss known - Northern Oregon. and had
neen dtvssisa by the Oregon Legislature into SIX
ecansses. those of Vancouver Lewis jefferson
King. Pierce ana Island. Up to thai Gate nav~
lag heen included ia the territory OF 0rexun It's
hsssarf before thai tine sanst necessarily DO
sssnsteas with thai Of Oregon Up 10 that strae
also shs willamette valley eesax the principal
Oregon settlement. was the objective rosns ~
neatly every Immigrant coming to this part "a
she vo&ss- Arriving IA that valley Immigrants
usually Distributed themselves tn al atrertsoas
sssksns Ter permanent locations. In many IL.
s.&acss sess.eu remained fer several years Ia
knawn and Indian Troubles were I-s-
seasa or removed. they prozseesieA
70 rev locations, msay tAus 6a.iiur
their WAY 20 Washington sss-steyy. Aside srnr,
tes establishments ei the Hssisoa Asy rasa.
esas ard the ms<ssaas Q. the various tofsorasta A.
ttea2 ia sase territory. the erss settlement ~
Americans N What Is aow ;ee state os SasAlas.
tea. ass rs<te Al sesa's iaiss. now kisswn a.
Tamss,sr near eisnria Al the heal 90 pnxss
sossssi, 81 Y. T. simme1s sanex McAsssss~r
David Kindred. sssaxsxl Jones sad sseargs
kush wssa ihesr wives sBst eA1itsen ar. syra
ssakse msp. 1essse fsxkasaa and sxmaes X
trNekssE. About tas sssse tirae 1oAf. X fsek-
kaa sessssi ten sssxs uossa q TIE Cowlssz land
trg. Fsssesn days we're reqefrva Ay thu sina.
negs pAssy b eeea . rsst frazs shs cawsss -
Eaatx saiet . distance a. scSs than sixty rites
Csc 81 s1s srsAs dlfscesssss experienced - The
ptssnesgs II orsxea esd Mashiaesas rarstes..
larry uess Of the Cascade nusatxsns ess the
c0assEgezscn At rn&as saroaxh sae xsnsoSx ssn-
s~nessxsss tessshs Of sAstF IsfeSgS TAN nssas
ssven 70 sass nrss sessaeFsess ~as New Maskex.
wisisn vas subsequently, changed &c fanaw sssr.
TIE sat.~a aasla sor was<zsAl sAs ssssasrs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
nj. PALMBAUM & BRo.,
Next to Watson House.

You can buy at the New York
RACKET SToRE 10-in. Thermometer
and Barometer combined for Zoe.
there is nothing in the market like It
for less than, Zoe. we have a fne
seamless white straw mating Tor l5c.
I'D. worth 25c., one bolt left, big
bargain large nail hammers with
claws &c., worth Csc. ladies fine
muslin ehemise with Hamburg ana
lace trimmed fronts "a, 40 and SOC,
worth 10, CO and s1.o0; galvanized
wire clothes lines IS It. 25c. worth
Soc. good corn broom ~ and fso
worth 20 & 25c ladies' electric eossas
meres Sl07, with cape s1.85, worth
sl.25 and s1.75 men 8 rubber cont
~. 10 and 81. 30, worth So 90 and 64
boy'srubbor coats 8 ! 60, worth 81
meh.l drosa buttons all kindsht 8 and
90. dos., worth 10 and 100. bla6i
jet drces buttons 30. dos., worth f9o.
common agate SHIRT buttons 80 afoBd
worth 100, JAGon " CoffAfSN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
The w. L. /. Corps TO Attend
the Winchester Fair.


The Washington Light Infantry
Corps, the crack military batta
lion of that city, will attend The
Winchester Fair on September IL,
with about $50 men. This organiza-
ton is a battalion of eur companies,
has been in csvanuous organization
since 1895, and embraces in its mem
bership some of the best young men
of the District of Columbia. Irs
commander is Col. VIM. G. Moore,
colonel of the 1st Regiment District
of Columbia National Guard, (of
which the w. (. I. G. is the Ist Bat
talon, and Chief Of Police of Wash
ington City. He is an excellent
commsnder, and under him the In
-4antry have been in many successful
competitive drills. Among those
within the last few years, the prizes
Ton at the Baltimore OrioIe in 1882.
and at the National Drill at Wash
ington in 1885, are the most valued.
They entered company at the Bal
timore oriole for the 81, 250 prize for
company drill, and won the frat
prize far ahead of all competitions
In the National Drill at Washington
they contested for the battalion prize
of 50, 500, and were equally success
full. Company C, the color compa-
ny, Got which the EDITORS son is a
sergeant,) gave the skirmish drill,
with whistle signals and blank car
tridges, before the President and
cabinet, members of Congress, mem
bers of Foreign Legations, and
army and navy officers, at the recent
camp of the National Guard at Fort
Washington, Md. 1t was given with
out a single error, and military
critics pronounced it the best they
had ever witnessed. To old soldiers
it seemed like old times, there was
SO much reality about it. Their uni
form is one of the finest in the
United States. 1t consists of blue
pants with two narrow white stripes.
white coats with gold epaulettes and
gold trimmings, and large black bear
skin shakos. Among their honorary
contributing members are some of
the most prominent business men Of
washington, and several hundred of
1nese Will accompany the battalion to
winchester They will leave Wash
lngton on the morning of the 18th of
September, and return home on the
evening OF that day, having a special
train each way. The celebrated Ma
tional Guard Band will accompany
the corps.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26

Just received at NJ. IlaImb baum &
Bros, New Embroiderfes and Laces
10 inch Silk Lace for Dresses Para-
soils, Fans, Gloves, BIitts, Rucbings,
Belts, Corsets, Hosiery and Under
wear, Fine Henriettas, Black and
Coiored Surah Silks and Ribbons,
Buckles, Figured Lawns, India Linz
ems, Plaid MusIins, Outings Cl,aliies,
Satteen, &c. We are receiving new
goods daily and selling at low prices
Come and see us and you will save
money by it.
nj. PALMBAUM & BRo.,
Next to Watson House,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
From the Aduocate.

We regret to learn of the relapse of our es-
toehed friend aud citizen Mr.. r. V Shirley.
INTO the former condition which accustomed his
family and friends SO much uucasiness and
alarm year or more ago. DIR. Love of VIM
chester has again been called in as consulting
physician with DR.. j. E. Wilson, the family
physician. Mr.. Shirley, until this attack was
apparently restored 10 perfect health and his
appearance Indicated entire recovery,
Tuesday last was quito busy day for YIN
fhlllps & Sons 1t never rains but it pours,'
Is an old adage. which was truly yerifeti on
the day above named in business point of
view. and we are informed that from 'searlv
morn tiil deFy eve" teams could be seen COM
sing and going from this old and well known
factory loaded with various products OF its
own manufacture. 1t gives us pleasure 10
make note OF business activity and mono more
SO imam general prosperity among orr lumber
The Roselle Company's building was mr.
chased by Mr.. T. z. LiPpitt last week It ia
one s, o. the best OF lite kind In this place and
wen htted 70 the WANTS Of It's present OWNER,
~ Is certainly gratifying To the friends OF Mr..
4sippltt TO witness this evidence OF prosperity.
beginning here several years ngo 10 ANAL
way, his present large business fs a dcmonftrn-
ton of what tact aud energy Gun accomplish
We have not learned what disposition he Ia.
tends 10 make OF the building but 81 10 shunld
conclude TO adapt II 10 his own btiginesa hc
will not only have n splendid location, but the
ground work for ono 81 tic beet factories In
the State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26

Or AM after September 1, boys
and ouths E actually or apparently
undeT 16 years OF age will be ar
rested Sew York for smoking ci-
gars, cig rettes, or tobacco in any
form public street, place or
resort. anu fined from two to ten
dollars. In West Virginia there is a
law prohibiting the sale of tobacco
and cigars to children. The New
York statute seems to take a step
further in ppnishing youthful smok-
ers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
advertised Letters.

81 letters remaining IN the
pst Once at Charlestosn. Jefferson
eoune Va, August %, 1890.
Thomas Chapman, j. o. BIundy,
iggler. Chas. Mutter, Alfred
Levy A. King, j. 3. Dunn,
Edward Dunn, Jno. W. Gibson,
Bessie Berth, Mrs. Jn0. N. Harbur.
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A tornado struck the town of
ARilkesbarre, 1uzerne cotintY, Pa,
On tile North Branch of the Susque-
Eanna river. 10 miles above Harris
Eurg, at 5 O clock Tuesday afternoon,
destroying many buildings and caus-
Jag loss Of thirteen lives in the
TOWN. At Sugar Notch, a mining
Town, four miles from Wilsesbarre,
fifteen persons were killed. At Par
sons and Mill Creek ten lives were
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mere s DANGER

fiIs 1dneVs 70 grow.
1s 81 shoals of Bright's
yin wreck the g0Ddly
SOS i7is 5Iio5ilsd Is drift Tudder-
biSd 81 too, II inactive,
ion o1s ant speedily di-
nrf a port Of safety, viii
med. .ir fa and OF disease In
c q yofu choice fall upon
3itters, which stimulates
iiout Irritating and excit-
o deels 70 be unprecedented from
nHii largely resorted to-
endenct g react pTeiudiciaiIy.
qflte tie lidneys and bladder,
cn IN the nerves and the digestive
% aford lasting aid Il also af-
tluc1 j. preventing and curing
ga taud reniittsnt feinr. BIiioaines5,
slip on nd fheumn Il also subju9a tes.