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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20
ARe You supeasrtrtous2

FInd Ors BY Astir< Yourself the Fc1isw-
Tag Twenty QuestloaAv
Do you believe in ritchss, sTrfias,
eives, fairies, vampires, E1outs. 'OgFgss,
fmps, g1snEs. boyies. brownies, Plxies
or IepFeehauns2
g Do yeu belieye in an evil geniasa
s. Do ysu beiisye In AZ evil Gre?
g. Do yos believe IN bottoulless pit7
s. Do yoa believe n = 3eyil pifh horns,
eloyen feet aHsl long spilsed Eailf
9. Wouid you pass ; night n grave
gard. with corpss in = church or in \
ehzEnei koass3
7. Do yoa wear any thing which eAn
be considered in ;he nature Of tails.
man or uasoots
s. DID yog eyeE.enploy any thing zs :
talismGn9 a
o Do you attach amy meaning 70
fonr-leafed clover?
10 Woald yoa xifitlgifgF fs= =A4eF a
lsddarF
II.-f,o you teel uncomfortable whea
ysE spill ssft7
Il wopia yos ,sit aoxn With thirssen
at a ssa-lss2 ---l-.ss-s.7
Is. Would yoa start osl ) "trip oa
Friday, or.reui5 yog defer coz 1eaeing
any Important wosg On that day7
IA. DO roa attack any particular i'm
p1rtanos % certain numbers, especially
70 three, seven and 1Ine7
Is. Would you give child Of yours
the same name as that " orc who had
Just died2 sa-
10. Are yo1 AFRAID o. the DARK
II. Did yol over have yoer fortune
told hy gypsy, sssrulaEsaEr cards or siaal.
Lar tests2- S.----.
IS. We're you ever made unessy by
hearing the insec. commonly known -
the death-wateh? -;
~. Would yea venture to kno,k thses
tines a. nidaight on the door -of al
esssssssaFe cd 6 s=s-zeeA1a
20. Do yoa teliave In dreals, omoas,
porteats, signs, wsrsings. hzrolngers or 1
or the Nali.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20
PA nn he Rrakes .

II Yea kna sou are eaing do~a bili 10 pplns
'ol hhaith. EsIlieE strength isHpsised atgess
tisn and assisnslaiion are the nIasks ~ de-
cine Check Shesg saa 0si1rr iudicssious
Of premature 4scsy with the grand yIlAsi-
ser aud resr4ia.hg t1,1ic. iQs.ssles,s Stoal.
See Bittnrs. BsgSnning Hi the f0Unlsia
A+ssi, the stsaaab. the B5tssrt remedies lis
ineficieaey. eorreeta iss eEFors, snd s<ss !,
vigorously Al xork. Thsdigesiise organ is
thus snabiea to thoroughly reparate from
tAe food iis nttritive prineipisss wi1Scs the
blood Asssasilsiing. is eafiehsd, Tbas Is TIE
s4sisg nesrisAea, and eesug- neufisbei
ssFangthanet, ard abaasmas sass9 81 -
taassieA asAse3 Appas5ta, NE Pewsf 40 seas
well, FeEaiag habit are Also ssysstahlisbsi,
AMI tho various fanctiees ua3se ouee more
IL their natural and hesigBsgI grove. The
Hitssrs, moreover, ass spesi1e for Nnd pro-
xensiee Of nalArial eemplaihis. fheamaIlkm.
eitie0sasss aas kideeY tfsablsa-
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20

Ta@ cE.sy medicines so,s BY druEzissS under
q positive ExlE &Efee troa thMir rrisnizt act
nrers tsat they vii 4o tast WAAr s ca -se-4
fnr teeza-taat =. nensnt or c9re "a AZ e=s-s
81 6-aaS$Az f<-f = ssc4 t-rT z-1 -sco-1 ---ss-sS1
e. tEa nczey pad fer thsz vii be prpszpzlY
~ unGc1- Ars Dr.. fss-as's Rssss- famed are
rsenas H-a1rfscigrad BY Wogids Disp@aszry
kediezf Ass0e .Afssz.- Of Bsssfa1ts ~
DR.. Ftrros's fioi5sa He6iezl DiseoFery e-res
all dAsezAss sF-,sag fron q sarI41 o. Gs=xEx~d
hNer. o. frofsz trnfEra bloos, a. Dyspep~.a, o.
Indignation, FllSa3sS Bldteh&s EF2lptsQl&,
nais-rAszs=, Tetter. E-ynPeiza and eerof1-
iou1 Ecrss AID eSelilngH CoE4CGs p.tJsa. or
lzas -ss-8fEik. u atso cured BY Ekss Hoa-
dertHl rg1sdy, z sa1er IN uEzs
Or. Piersaa FayagitS PEe~zf1p4toz q tAe
woEi4-faraed reEsay fGr a. shoEa shrNr q
weak nesses kad GGSrefalES dsrx1EegreufS 70
coE1moo 70 A=1EF11Aa WaDsEz ls Is > Fzns
potent, tEsiES<1tinS. restorative tome. OF
strangth aiVer. i1PsTttGS tgns and rsSrr 70
the w5nte systssn. - spolAing ueFTane x
II anegaaSe1 See guarantee printed ca tie
bottiss wFzpper 2ns fGIthta1y carried cut
for May Fea-s-
cspETissk - ~ xrz-sS D.. asEa. Aaarx
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20
/ MsnGsrfsl Sock.

orer ee1 years have passed bY ssnes The
publication Of the Piigrimis ProKreAfs II
iAaa time Era world has made woadsrsHl
advaaca--has FofgosEeht Or cnierpWn cum
dr~3s Of thousands Vt heaks. Yes thls ssase
Pilgrims 1PFs,xsess xritten IL RsafefG jsii
ky eefnmsn iinker 200 yeAra ago iE II -aAy
read IN HHef~ languages And BY more nes-
pie Of an classes thsn key sslbsF 1pok n The
civilized 1sss1, the BiAie Alsns excepted.
A grand memorial EdAlsi0h hAs ja.s assa
publiAh@d--ss b. sold 81 prses, wsthin ,tte
rearh Of MI, asa va. to Be the Gnest ea3i.
sien II psiak Ths book is fichly iliuasraiai-
With ever Ioo * tAa grnndsss and snost
woHdsrfai enxrAvieKs which bare ever ap-
pear,d in q work ef fhis kiAa--SHperh b
character dsKhs4tioas, saagsiseens ssd
resiis.is i'lesnipats4 plates printed "a Oh
euiioss, rxfE7zthttS t3Ihsa 5FsfsseEsss, Iogetkas
with life az thu famous Aashsg ard sha
beautiful poem eThe Little Pifgrs5Sl' =
make this great memorial siishan oSs which
will be e4gerty sought aaer bxAll il Of
iera tEs esaA a9cnt Eneqpzily opportunity
Tor rich hsrsest.
The History CoxPaay ef San Francisco
are The publishes, aad shsir sstveFiisenent
viii Be ieana in snasher COLUMN.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20

UEIrEp sTAKEs .Asf 9yFfez.
L. Craoes, ". NJ.
septam Der ,. Is90.
Co,cp;aint haying besa ente-si uihss
ofiee by Faa stEaaa Ais.ssasssss.ssiass ki~srs
fskRFF. Tor fFA4jxEFfiEfY nlllafank Tifl1-
her TufinFe Rgsry No. ssS. Eats3 Feb
II, 1855. upon she ssNEt arz La. !. Ser
1, township - segth N1se z eAs.. u B--as
AnA County, n :. ssSh = yS&w 70 the
eAucaliatb0n II sAid airy cpbirasani Al
frEtug that ths sSIa lfsses @re hsrabg sur.
ssss.f.aa sa Anpesr A. lis usice On ths sIthl
das 81 Oct Der. fs9o,t 10 s'elsek a. m. u
respond Aua fafash As,gE5oay cpnsessihg
said alleged fsil4re.
lAsuxr Y. AcgEzA.
kfE'tisf.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20
uxrrnu s4A4Es Larn orrwz,
G1SaA X n ~a,aa Ian


Comp5zint- having been .;1tsssi st liiis
nsEae hx GAa r. Me..anz- -a.ssi.-tt g.,..,-
nj Hssz. fer Abaei0niag his IL stead
Rasfy Sa. tot. aAtad Agrl! y, IseE, aps.u
ehe nv lSwt, swt Sw't an; e ! VT.
S4ciien "A. toxatsip u ssuga raRgs 4 vest,
ia naH1 Ana eeuaEy, Ssg Msssgp, stks
view 10 the cxnseliktsaa Il as, a eatFy ths
sid tartiss arr herehs nm gncass - ss-
pesr ss ssfis essise % - sfs5 Tisy sftlcsabss
1870. al % o'ci5sk a n. % respaaa And
f4rs..h tnsIinsax eocgxning aid eyed
1SARd0Hmeas-
AApEL 2. AcEsxA,
f-7s55=T s7-T-1
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20

Aennniing to 4 GernIan s..ienilAse iCss.x1a.-
-tley are using eloetririsy IN Indlz % pre-
vent snaEas g0ing rnav 1vvetsrssgss Before
ali the dnorn and ass.shA sAe Aeasse 44Ee
wires ara laid, isoia.ed fnom one sAstheE
aad eonueezesi with as induetASn apparatus.
Whon the saAkR sttemPts 70 eater tbs
house or 20 under II be completes the CIR
cut as he erawss over ne two ssfroa. zra j
the shock be gets aossn't hill him IA is likely
% frte6ten hIm 80 that he goes away from
there a. eoon AZ he can.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20

Laad 0ace 81 Las C-zers. y. n.
k15sr = I9s5

Laaa OElce g Las l-1ees. y Il. J
Aug. = 1850
Notice - hereby gives shs.
WIN. =. HA5ASS. n Az.bssy, w.
bks fled -sesies sf irfsAEs5 TO Hss<s p-oei
on h3s 3e<ers and elAisa No sf1/s7r Leg :,
Sec. IS, T.. n south Y r 2 sssi, 7ssssTe
Register sra Receiver a. Las Crzesf, y n.
OF the z1th dzy os Sess.lI lIsS9
Hs Easssss ia EssssEiag x<saelsas =
prove the eoaapletR ifrlS1tiSa ssd szl1z-
iioB cf said lad Gevrgr Kirz. W5ss3a1
Kiue. Eavasl Faibo;1. Afvfa XcIsrs-s-. Al
of Anthony, \. NJ
SAxEEL P HCtt-EEE-
II HsgisssF,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20
HiAFEEE NEwsoM.
CLAIM AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.
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Aull2nJ, ,, II :
=, a. chAfee, Ate Co Ei Sawsa4a. lsTe y 4
n iSs1 y y : V! 4 s1Nh led Fnkss 4eps-
Member Pcss No. is2. bsr Pii{ s79sFi lac lss.ss
y A., u X 80 u. Dep ~. n
Laflsf Aef u On t-Fss frs7ssf ~ r6s 13ss
Pension y granted Is all aonnrahSy diaea arvsrS
soHilfrs satfFrs aad saFiReFs II the Ealosl
Efa A-e now disabled 5y FsS4oa of ANY 5eFeaa-
Bent disability Hhetaer eqntsSciesf N The 80.
Fice - ss1s-s g eeaagEs. ~ ftgns s6 TO M pAr
result 9f ang vicious hRkif,I 1T ei&imasss
4 e-szss--sa e > lrF Hi9azh . zlE0 g-aassss "a
Widows e ti-zeaas1l STtiefs spa MayS-
aelS trrsspestiSa oi aaRsa IS a8zfh aY.d q ue4.-
neaatA ~ eAc8 rhlS8 Gntsar rs ysaes n 1wp -
sach DECREASED Ses sler. saaloF cx MArir4e
1Aesyeaaens garerGs chfy have Is sses tkae
TIE aBfy iee ssksi Is = fae of so eenaiftens,f
grn;i sizcovss.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20

Legal Blanks for sals ST the Re-
publican ohee
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20

THIS PAPER i kept on Ole as {. c.
I 1s1EAk@ 4 ilYsFEssiag Agrucy, "a and %
MsrehaniI E4ehanse. SsR Frsseiscet Cal.
whete contracts fof advertising sss be
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20
County.
Regents AgrIcult,I coIlege.

W. l. Ryusrsea. Les ctaee. rire Ys.r.
J. A. Whllnore, San Marcial - Three =
Roberl Black. .sA4er Car. TSo a.
J. n MeFIs. Lss Cruces. .one =
JR NeFie. Prssident; ". L. kvner.on.
Secretary aud Treasurer,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20
oWENToDD,
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ssrGsrries s.ees tv,gon : l.rrlal ss,a
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20
Aeslee.-Iiulsr eaasHre.

AhtEL T. Att4xA,
Sss Issrs
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-20
sst,ee.

COuue.cisi Ak. asavss
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, of Plain6eld,
H., makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for month by
her family physician, but grew worse.
He told her she was hopeless ricfim
of consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist sug-
gested DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption; she bought a bottle and
to her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued its use
and after taking ten bottles, found
herself sound and well, now does her
own housework and is as well as she
ever was.-Free trial bottles OF the
Great Discovery at H b. Gamers
Pharmacy, large bottles 50c and $l.0O.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
School Book Combine.
lowensho,o rnqulrer)


OF course trusts, syndicates aud
combines OF all descriptions are the or
der OF the day, but few people arc
aware of the fact that one of the great
est combines in this country now is
the consolidation OF the school book
trade. The school book combine,
known az the American Book Compa-
ny, is doing business for the FIRST time
this season. Already il is n gigantic
monopoly. aud whether il viii result
in u benefit or detriment to the
people OF the United States is yet TO
be determined.
Up TO within the last year there were
four mammoth book establishments
that supplied the entire school book
trade OF this country, namely, d. APP
plcton q Co., and Ivison, Brakeman,
Taylor a. Co., of New York; A. S.
Barnes Il Co., Of Chicago, aud Van
Antwerp, Bragg & Co., of Cincinnati.
Well, Harper g. Bros, of New York,
did publish few school books, but
they only had the copyright on GER
tain series, and hence did not figure
very conspicuously in the general
trade.
Out Of these mammoth book con-
Germs Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co, of
Cincinnati, controlled by far the great
est amount Of territory in the sale OF
their publications. Now It
comes to light that these
four large publishing establishments
have merged into what is sknown as the
American Book Company, having
bought out Harper & Bros series'of
school publications. This gives the
company complete control of the
school book trade. 1t has ore house
in New York, one in Cincinnati, and
the other in Chicago, and these will be
the distributing points of the great
concern. II was quite surprise to
some Of the minor wholesale dealers
and the various retail merchants when
they went to lay in a fall supply of
school books that they could not buy
from the different named firms, but
could only deal with tho American
Book Company.
Prices at present are 8 per cent.
lower than usual, bu. they are pretty
apt to advance, as that is the history
OF oil trusts.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
FACTS ABOUT nAll-s1ones.
It Takes Hut Ten Minutes TO Form the
Largest Ones Ever Known.

Il Takes Hut Ten Minutes TO Form the
Largest Ones Ever Known.
Meteorologists are not unit In acrec-
ment upon tho manner Of forlnatioa OF
hail-stones. The theory OF Dove has
been given most crodence. lie believed
that tho hail-stonc passed rapidly from
the cold air to the warm, moist air, and
again from the warm air into the cold
CIR. thus alternately taking ON a jacket
OF moisture and freezing 1t around the
nucleus or heart. The formation OF the
nucleus itself, 1t is conceded, is from tho
snow-iakes In the cold cloud. which he
ing whirled about forms small ball,
about which subsequent layers CONCEAL
us the ball is tossed about into tho at
mosphercs of different temperatures.
The Maidstone. from its varying shapes
and angularities, shows that il has had
a wild and irregular career In the sky,
sometimes melting into crooked shapes,
then being tossed upward and congcaled
rapidly. II takes but ten minutes, so
the metoorologists say, 10 form tho
largest hail-stoRes known. While many
OF those that fell Sunday were nearly
spherical. more of them were rough and
Jagged, and some had Nat face on one
side and were covered with nobuics ON
the other.
The most remarkable lhail-storm on
record was that of July is. 1888, which
passed from Touraine, France, to Bel
glum. II travelled in bands or separate
belts. While the western band had a
width of ten miles and length OF 4sO
miles the eastern band had with OF
fyo miles and length OF 500 miles. A
band OF rain twelve miles widcw was be-
tween them. Over /, 900 conimuncs suf-
fered. and property valued at IS. OO0, 900
was destroyed. The most fatal storm OF
the kind was that OF April 30, 1888, at
Moradabad. India, In which over $50
lives we're lost John Eliot, meteorolog-
ical reporter TO the government OF India,
saws OF this storm: "Verandas wero
blown AWAY. and the massive Pucca por-
tico waa blown down. IL was nearly
dark. Hail was ON the ground two feet
deem. Persons caught in the open were
simply pounded to death. The area of
this storm was only about six or seven
miles around Moradabad."
prohall,, an, ,,orst hoil.etnrp, that
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
Orunkenness---Liquor Habit---!n all the
World there is but One Cure, DR..
Halnes' Golden Specific.

II can be taken in cup of tea OF
coffee without the knowledge of the
person taking it, effecting speedy
and permanent cure, whether the pa
tient is moderate drinlSer or an al
coholic wreck. Thousands of drunk
ards have been cured who have taken
the Golden Specific in their coffee
without their knowledge, and to-day
believe they quit drinking of their
own free will. No harmful effect re-
suits from its administration. Cures
guaranteed. Send for circular and
full particulars. Address in conf
dence, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co., 1856 Race
Street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster at Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for that bad feel
ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie, farmer and
stockman, of same place, says: "Find
Electric Bitters to bc the best Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel like
new man." j. w. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same place, says:
Electric Bitters is just the,thing for a
man who is all run down and don't
care whether he lives or dies; he found
new strength, good appetite and felt
just like he had new lease on life.
Only SOC. bottle at HI. B. Gamers
City Pharmacy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
The Use of Quinine.

There is no questioning the fact
that quinine is valuable medicine as
tonic, anti-periodic and anti-pyre.ic,
and that its discovery has greatly
helped the cause of medicine. Still
in a majority of cases its use is not
altogether satisfactory as it frequently
deranges the system, producing head
ache, dizzy feelings, commissions and
sometimes even paralysis. 1t was the
endeavor of the eminent DIR. John
Bull of Louisville, KY, to invent
for quinine, something that
would have all the good qualities of
quinine, and yet be entirely free from
its evil tendencies. How admirably
he succeeded is evidenced by the esti-
nation in which his remedy Smiths
Tonic Syrup is held by the people;
where il is best known everybody uses
it in place of quinine and it never
fails to give the very best of satisfac-
ton. In cases of chills and fever it is
safe and certain cure.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
CAsKY. KY.

! CAsKY, KY, Sept. Miss Minnie
Bronaugh of Hopkinsville, is visiting
J Miss Mary Henry.
Miss Edna Whitaker is home from
an extended trip through the south
ern states.
James A. Radford and wife are in
Russellville enroute to their home in
Memphis.
Edgewood Academy opened Mon
day last with twenty three pupils in
attendance.
Prof Woosley from Trenton has
charge OF Green Hill Academy this
year with forty-five pupils.
Miss Fannie Garnett, of Pembroke,
is being entertained by Misses Garnett,
at "The Groye' this week.
Mrs. Metcalfe, with Misses Willis
and Anderson, who have been visiting
Mr. j. G. Willis family, left for St.
LOHlo 4 lnulStiu1.
Col. VIII Kendall and wife oil Waco
Texas are visiting the family of Rev
John G.. Kendall, this week.
Tom w. Garnett, left home for
Georgetown Saturday. He win enter
the University there. Eiif
The Baptists held their circle meet
ing here Saturday and Sunday. There
was large attendance and the occa-
sion very pleasant one.
Assistant Engineer Stoner Of Evans
vile, was here last Thursday making
a plan of the lots for Section Houses.
Miss Josephine jenkins, of Waco,
Texas, is being entertained by Mrs.
j. G. Kendall at "The Parsonage"
this week.
Mrs. j. II. Kelly and Miss Ora
Kelly, of Galveston, Texas, who have
been visiting Mrs. Ora Kelly here,
are spending the week with the family
OF DR.. Jno. A. Gum in HoplSinsyille.
SALLIE.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
Wanted.

Wswant an A No. l Agent in this
county at once, TO take charge of our
business, and conduct the sale OF one
OF the very best, most meritorious, and
fastest selling inventions ever offered
to the American people. To the per-
son we will pay a liberal salary or al
low a large commission. For full par
ticulars address
VOLTAIC BELT CO.,
No. 2iS Marshall, Mich.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
THE SUMS HEAT.
Ia tho Grcat Orb Showing any Visible
Signs OF Decay?

Ia tho Grcat Orb showing any Visible
Signs OF Decay?
We want to know. whether tho sun Is
showing any symptoms OF decay. Are
tho days as warm and bright as they
were ton years ago, one hundred years
ago? We can find no evidence Of any
change since the beginning OF anthem
tic records II the suns heat had per-
ceptbly changed Within the last two
thousand years we should expect to find
corresponding changes in the distribu-
tion OF plants and animals, but nosuch
changes havc boen detected.
There Is no reason 10 think that the
climate OF ancient Greece or OF ancient
Romc was apprcciably different from
tho climates OF the Greece and tho Rome
that we know at this day. The vine and
olive grow now whore they grew two
thousand years ago. We must not, how
over, lay too much stress on this argu-
ment, for tho elects Of slight changes
in tho suns heat may have been neu-
tializcd by corresponding adaptations in
the pliablo organisms Of cultivated
plants.
All we can certainly conclude Is that
no marked change has taken place in
tho heat OF the sun during historical
time. But when we come to look back
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
-@0FFH-
ON A STILL hunt
FOR
IS BARGAINS,
AND THE
CASH CATCHES THEM
EVERY Time.
Look Out For Us!
J. n. Anderson & CO.,
Nos and 8 Main ST.. Glass Corner.

Farmers Almanac was established. Il
Is called the Astronomical Diary; or
Almanack for the Year of Our Lore
Christ 177O," by Nathaniel Ames. Price
2s Sd per dozen and o coppers single.
In the preface is an extract from Rcv.
Mr.. Bliot's Essays ON Field IIusbandry
in New England" in which the writer
after mentioning the introduction OF silk
culture into New England says: sAnd
for their future encouragement will in
form them that they may soon he fur
nished with cups and sauccrs equal to the
best chinaware imported for supping
their soul-enchanting tea without mo-
lestation, for all the materials arc dis
covered amongst us. and manufacturers
are preparing them for making china
ware at boston, whore the best of green
and tortoise shell ware is already made.
Preparations are now being made for
several new manufactures; the people
are determined no longer to neglect the
one thing ncedful for their political sal
vation."
Among the maxims in the calendar
pages are:
Tho politicians spin so fine thread
that princes think they lead when they
arc led"
''Dost thou love Life? Improve Time,
for that's tho staff Life is made Of"
Fools make feasts and wise men eat
them"
III you would know the va,lc OF mon.
ey, go and try TO borrow some"
The compiler in the preface OF ono for
1754, after explaining that "Almanack
is an evident Abbreyiation OF all my
knack. or all's mans anack," says:
"iaving made this curious Discovery,
the effect OF long study and close appli-
cation, and communicated it. by this
Channel, to all Lovers of Ancient Liter
aturo; shall without oxpatiating on
tho Care, Trouble, Pains, Expense, etc,
etc, that have been at to render these
my Lubrications entertaining, amusing,
interesting, etc., take my leave till next
year. and subscribe, the Readers Most
obedient Servant, Isaac Bickerstaff."
One for IT'S gives the following cure
for toothache:
"Let the patient afflicted Herewith
lay on the contra side, drop three drops
OF rue juice into the ear on that side the
tooth acheth, let 1t remain an hour or
two, and 1t will remove the PAIN
Boston Globe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
THAT TERRIBLE COUGH.

In the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phleg, tightness
in the chest, quickened pulse, chilli
ness in the evening or sweats at night,
all or any Of these things are the first
stages of consumption, DIR. Acker's
English Cough Remedy ariH cure
these fearful symptoms, and is sold
under positive guarantee by II. b.
GARNER, Druggist
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-05
DO NOT SUFFER- ANY LONGER.

knowing that cough can be
checked in day, and the first stages
of consumption broken in week,
we hereby guarantee DIR. Aclser's
English Cough Remedy, and win re-
fund the money to all who buy, take
It as per directions, and do not find
our statement correct.
II b. GARSEh, Druggist.