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LOUISVILLE, Ky. April Is. 1SNO,

Radan,'s MicroJe K!1r Co., NaShriRc, Tenn:
GESTLEuEN:-I have been troubled
for some time with an acute form OF
kidney disease, for the relief Of which ]
have consulted several OF the best ply.
sicians in this city, but with no appreci-
able benefits resulting from the faithful
use OF the medicines ordered. I had
lest thirty or forty pounds in weight,
was naturally greatly reducedin siren 9Th
and had frequent rigors which possibly
may have resulted from uremic poison.
Several weeks ago l concluded 10 give
the Microbe Killer II trial, and the result
OF its use has been gratifying to- me and
o surprise to my friends. 1 have fully
regained my strength and weight, suffer
but little or no pain, have no recurrence
OF the risora, appetite good, and have
the fullest confidence in n complete
restoration TO health. l willingly rec.
ommend the Microbe Killer IS 4 remedy
of prnlt vplun-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Va wv llVuNY ANU StuSN
Markets.
New foRE, Nov. 3,-Moaey on cali easy
hanging itom 9 TO 0 per cent. last loan . ne
cent, closed offered at . per cent. rrlnc mercan.
tile paper GhaSx per cent. Sterling exchange
outlet at 81 Ie,iai SCI. Sales Of stocks TO-DAY
were 2os,0!i shares.
Tho stock market to-day has been rather 1ulc,
without any Excitement, which has markell I'M
ttaulnS OF. late. Tho early London alrIceS
showed an impfoTcd feeling there. This citiSeI
ueilAnu a. Tue opening hctu to cover shorts,
and tfst pt.ces were nil up from Il 10 y pcr
cent lhn upward movement lacked vim, how.
over, anu while n lew stocks scorpi furtlerslipht
halt. M e""V w !"
Extreme dizziness marked tho tr.dinv for tho
last hpiit OF The forenoon. but after thai time tho
bears becatnc aggressive. taking adynnfarp NJ
we limited market rs usual to another lIne OF
hnOih., Tho attack this time was objected
hluhteiy NJ mo ufAtgcfS and Rock Island IN
particular. Tho tnmur that tho next dividend
Wollu W passed was freely circulated, and I'M.
uqqledly bad roma lnilucuce, md coming ri
failure o. liaker llrns. IN Philadelphia, belpeI
materially to dcpHEs tho stocks OF the general
iist. Tho failure was Of special Influence nnnn
i!eAuihg, and that stock kept pace wi,L ,nn
mranEe,s ~ the downward movement n, long rs
y lasted; Tho bears Withdrew their forces 10.
ward delivery ifGur, but the market DISPLAYED
delicc OF good buying. especially IN Ni,SnnSi IA.
ellie anu Union Pacific, The close, however,
was heavy and dull At close to lowest nrIrpS N
me day. Missouri Pacific IL up ", Rock island
Is nown ]. md Jersey, Central l per csnt.
Kall'osd bonds less ilrlu. -"
Government aud State bonds dill aud steady.
UA.HW
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. 9o.-Ca,Gc-Hccojpts II, mn
hsnd; shipment, boo head: market sicSdy:
steers 81 .Jat RI; Texans g. l5n9 IS: :anrrIs
81 f5ai 90. lIogs-Heceipts "a go head: hin.
melss I,oo head; market steady; rough nisl.
common Is 2ia3 80; prime packers aud mike
g &nlS 20; prime heavy ami butcher weights
), 75a3 S5; light s. s1a3 TO-: pigs q 7OnS %,
SheGP-Receip's 9tW head: sbipmcnis S.Gu
head; nlGfktt hctlve: natives 81 Vlal 50; west.
etas s5?'ai ": fed Texans 81 10: limbs s. Tia
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rNRUsTEE'S SALE.

by virtue OF a deed OF trust made by HcnryC.
z. Tlemnuu and Annie n. TieInann, his VILE, 10
nc rs trrstce. bearing datG on Tho htst DAY OF
Ascembcr, 1885, aud rec1rdet t9 inc qtiice OF INC
West Wrsiuia. in Deed Of Teust Hook No. ",
page us, / Will proceed TO sell e. public auction
1T The front door OF the Court honse for said
Ohio county, inthe City oil Wheeling, Oh
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1870.
pcsinh!yug at 10 o'clock a. "a, ell tho right,
1;'e AS 1is,,sn,, and n. Iicmaun, his
Vile. ar eitnst Of them, lesa! or equitable, In
the following desciited real estate, tsfat - 70
say: Fnur acres sIrf twenty peIches Qormsfly
u part Of tho i.tni ~ eIs ~ s;p ~ S 0%et !. Il IoS Ni1 In
0bio COUNTY,. on tho National Enaa, about Two
and a hall miles east OF the ely ~ MlSellnE;
beginning ut e stake Oh the east sue o. W s'nt
land on tho nth DAY Of July, 1872, conveyed oy
Adam Fitchuer md vile 10 jacob ~. warren;
themes north 2s.sj I'dsy lu.l7 poles; thence hntth
60 is east 81, poles; tln:ec south y east 70. ~
noles 10 Tho limo Of the land aonveycd as atore.
Md TO aid Warden; thence s,E!a Gi.62 west
dUI poles with tho limo OF the lind coi:eyed IS
Aforesaid 10 SAID war!eu 70 inc ses.I,
Mug, ,osethcr with ING right 0t w
and adjoining the northwest lipo q
a parcel q land tnear tho land conveyed " siiu
deed Of ttussj, on the 10Th day 81 July. 3d., S1u'
Teyed Dy Adam Filchner ana WIG 70 war; a- ~,
srfIRe Ia another md contiguous part OF SAN
SSalrn with Tho further right to ny water pipes
from said spring to any OF tho lad conveyed by
saId deed OF trust. But nl subject TO thc coa
cnrIent and isint Interest o. certain o fisrh nss.
tons, specified III said deed from said fitcnnei
md wife 10 said Edward n. Norton; tile SAID
Iropcs,y above conveyed being the same which
was conveyed TO the kaid John Henry Tism NJ
by George ". Robinson an6 VIE; py uesu d% .sc
ords Of Ohio county, In Deed book No. o., page
TERMS OF sALE-onc-,h third, or as much r1otea:
,he nutchaser may elect, cash In hand on tit
luhr lpr.sI, pna thr balance in two equal Install
man,s. paysblc respectively In six and twelSt
monSh,s rom The day OF sale, with Interest, tht
pnrcha,er 10 give bis notes tor the deie 81 ,a III
rr,iIc W ~. rctaincj as further security until III
EaId notes and interest are paid.
polS 'hoboAn Atu'"S
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A story at hand, describing a love
scene between the hero and heroine,
says: "He woocd her with Il will"
That's n good way, especially II tho
wooer ia old and the will 10 in her layor,
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
eese. Blind, B!eadirs, ticking, Ulcer
sLed and ~Protruding PLEA. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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"Say, old man, I've just bought n new
house on tho installment plan. You
have to pay $40 q month" Have you
paid the first iustallment YETI" mo.
That'a what twanted to sea YOU abort.n
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Der, 1855, and recorded III TIC cilee oil the ClcIS
t:iuia, in Deed OF Trust Hook No. g, pase 573, ]
will proceed 10 sell at public auction, AZ The
front door OF The Court House for said Ohio
county, In the city oil wheeling, Oh
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1890,
beginning et " o'ciceE =. M, al Inc r:sh,, nus
MARY \. T!cmanu. bis wife, or either OF them,
legal or. equitable, in the following described
zeal estate, that Is to shy: Fous acres and
c sSsn Tine se s@ssd t'SS y n HdSn a E Es5! nc M and i", nfts r!
wards by Samuel j. Bo3d} IN Ohio county, on
Shc NntlCual Road. about two and q hall miles
cast Of The city Of Wheeling; teSinninBat aSttEe
OH the east side Of Tie sald road; ana we t1G'n +
JuIv, 1852 conveyed BY AGsln Fitehi,er and VIE
10 Jacob N. WhrGeni thence north 26.i5 Yves.
IG.i7 poles; thence north thll5 east aga poles;
thence south q east l5..o r9:Ss 70 Inc MS o. .ne
thence south CASE west iD5t poles with me !lne
Oi the laud convey cd has aforesaid 10 6a!d MSf.
den 10 the beginning, together with tue ffSat
Of way along q lana |TelI9 lcet w,ue tanninE
with aud adjoining The northwest line OF par,
eel ofland, (uear the land conveyed by said oeci
OF tTIsD on the a0th day Of july. W. conveyed
by Adam fi,chuer and wife TO Edward y. Nor
ton, also the light TO the me OF NC itttGr sETlnS
with Ihs further right 10 lay wafer pipes ironi
fnld Spfing to any OF The land conreSea py slid
deed OF tfugt. but All subject 10 The ooncIfrenI
and Joint Interest OF ceftAin other persons. hpecl'
lied Il taii deed from said Fitcnuee aud VIE 10
said Edward u. Norton; the said property above
conveyed being the sGlaa which WAS conveyed
10 The said JOHN Henry TiemEnu By George W.
Rob cSon and vic by deed date. January =,
1869, AID OF record Ia the land rccotas Of ONO
COUNTY. II, Deed Bosk No. IS, page ISL.
TEsMs or sALE-0nc.thttd OF as Milcn more
as the purchaser mny elect, cash IN hand on W
day OF sale, and tho balance In .w9 equal 'n ss;r IL
ments, payable respectively In six anu twetye
months from The DAY 81 sole with interest, the
purchaser 10 give his notes for ihe deferred IL
staslmen,S with good security, nhu ;he lesal titlc
to be re;aiued ~ further security uhtii lpe siic
notes and interest arG paid.
Dnll H...H|r. NJ. Il. III lTustcc.
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~CiSclSSa1I. O., Noy. @-Flour dull. wbca,
iirmer; No = red 9?c: receipts $3.50 bushels:
shipments 100 bashe!s. Corn lower; 10. !
mixed 62haitic; Oats easier: No. . mixed ia.
family SO y. Lard steady AZ s. J9a5 Is. Buis
reatS steatlys short ribs $40. tacon firm
short clear 81 30. whisky steady ut 81 ii. IItici
steady. Sugar weak. Eggs firm al 2ia9lc. Chccs.
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Cotton.

NEW foRk, Nov. @.-rig Iron dun. Copper
firm; Straits so GO. -
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Van HourEN's CocoA-"Des an Goes
Farthest." Mwaf.3
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dbe Sntrlliecnrtr.
dhiccI Sos. :5antaT fourteenth Street.
lHB LIGHT THAT FAILED,
EuDYAnp KirLIs0,
AIthOr Of "soiItu, Tafst,' etc.

The VOL cub at even lay hid IN the corn
When the smoke Of the cooking huns gray:
lie knew where tho dee mhduA couch iof her
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East LfEEerY, Pa. Nov. - Observation-Disclosures
.9S head; shipments ;i head. market drni.
hend: market steady; phliadelpaias 81 Ssa RI.
mixed s. iOa3 So: heavy iorscrs So IeaS 70: i.s6t
YORKER - lta3 49,. pigs s. 5DAs OF. Shccp-Ye.
ee.pis Wv head: shipM.n;s 500 head; Ila,gct
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OIL CRY, Pa, Nov. co.-opened Mt GTSc; high.
eSt 7Oc: lowest GsnG; closed at CSC; sales 10.
go barrels: shipuen,s s7.G!2 barrels; runs
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,,e e,se aSs O., Nov. @.-cos,oa easier; mid.
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Woman, Her Dl.ons cs and Their Trcatment.
Y pages, illustrated; price Soc. Sent
upon receipt Of Zoe, coat Of mailing, etc.
Address Prof, 4. II. KLINE, NJ. d., 03l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Nictnl,

,PlTIsnuGQlt. Pa. Nov. 20.-opcued n, GgX
closed and lowest It CSC.
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BsApPoEn, PA, Nov. GO.-opencd al esLc:
closed AND loweli Of CS5{c; hishcs. i1OEc; clear.
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CiScISEATt, o., Nov. a~o.-Iosy, ,uppIy largo .
market hsreiy steaiy: common aud lIrli 70 Ia
~; packi'g and butchers g 25a3 IS: rcceiois
i.tW htAu; shipments 1860 head.
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BEEcHAN's Plus cure Bilious and
Nervous ills. -, 3
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JALTINOFE, Nm, Nov. N.-Wheat, wcstcrn
urm; No. = winter ret SPOT we; November
MS; December a!Aa92c: January gi1;o; MAY
sl9ih &i]9. Corn, western steady: mixed srot
and November 5Sc: ycsr SIC; January SiLc: NAV
5,5sc. Cats quiet: western white 5ecIDEc. Iny
quiet; prime TO choice timothy Sill %, prOyIs.
ioGs firm. Butter easier: creamery lhncy a6,gTc:
90 lnis 70 choice 23a!5c. Eggs easier at &c,
PA!i.ADEirIiIA. Pa, Nov. 2l.-FIour dull,
Der g7a9Sc; Iantary gsJ3aqlc; FcbruSrg u G1b,
lol. Corn dull; No. Iaixed tS1sc: No. ShIsh
ln!{ed Csc. Oats btronG: No. 3 WliiebNr; No.
While November i9hhiy4c; December 6CajUJIc;
!annSry ;SlMnoi9ssc; February ,hlEaS?c. Eggs
ToLEno, O., Nos. N.-Wheat active md w.st.
cash, November and December Ole; May y;Tc''
C0ru dull; cash sc: Nay t3ISc. Onis ouiei.
cash idHrr. Cloyetseed steady: November sI 10:
January 81 20: Msrrh silj.
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noNps AND STOCK NORTHUMBERLAND nm

y IeS...:...il9HIohi 4 Mississippi. iG
!. = - e6dt,dits-.. ii93I do prefcrrcd-..... IS
y 9 iSss feE. .....""!0J Oregon lmptOve't. 10
vs. .,f+Js cOnpon..l l Oregon SRv...,,,,,,, Is
PacIDcGs OF 'N.......il2 IOteg0n TtanS,. iSS,<
auar9s ExGress"".lD Pacific Mail... .,...., az
aMeIctll ExpTess-lli IplttburIh-.......l5i
Canada Southern. 4iGIRealinv,....Hs- .,1,<
Central racilc.... 27ElR isiand.""" GtyI-
Chesapeake & Ohio Ii 81, 4. q San Fran a.
do ilrst preferred 1! 81. raul,,,m..... III.
DO second p'cf'd q DO prcicrrcI''", oI2
Cht.Hur. & Quincy. SGHtSt. Paul Il Omaha 81
nei' HUDSON" ...lSO% do pteicrrel......, rs
ptI., LacE,% NcSt-lSli Tenn. Coal Il lrun,, SI5i
Denver * X. G-...... lhNlTvX4s Pac!llc,..., ii{t
f.iie..."........,.... lSAluuIUf Pacific - al
Fort wRync......,,,,l5 100 IL, 4, ExptcSy N
ILLINOIS, Cenlfal"... 70 w., 81. l.. 4 r........ .
NnhsSs leNas.-.- Il, DO picfelrcd....... l6S
louisville 4 Nash. 1Ol{lWetteru linIon, a.
Memphis ~ Chas.... 81 Am, Cotton OIL ia
Michigan CeDtrHl,. SlLlColDrlIo EpaI "''' es,>
Missouri Pacific. 81. HSiIrnn sIiycrS ~.
Nashville & Chat, Us IOnicksiiyrr ~
New JcrseyCentnI. ISL do nTcicrr,T'
Norfolk &W.prci'd 6Gl ~
Northern laOllc.... NJ Rich md K III" III iH,
dc ptelcrreh....... co itohison : a q
northwestern ........ 1867: ChlcHgo Gas ooA1
do preferred ......l aS lead Irnsi see" IL
Sew YORK Genital. % Sugar ....,," hJIiss
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

" $1,000 - - -,
By virtue OF n deed oftIust made By George ".
Ticinrnnu nd Mary a.. Tiemsnr, his wife, TO me as
trustee, bcarirB date on the first dry Of Deeem'
Der, 1855, and recorded In the office OF the CLERK
oiihe County Court Of Ohio county, Wcst.Sir,
,.iuia. In Deed Of Trust Hook No. 90. pnge 5i3, ]
Mi rrocced 10 sell at public auction, nj The
front door OF The Court House for said Ohio
,n,intv In the city OF Wheeling, On
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And 10 Ssycd to the moon a, ,l,s rose.
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Very respectfully,
WV. II. MErFRRr..
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Sole
Agents. Mwraw
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from rolling clouds: "Ii You we're only
a mass OF blatherlng vanity, Dick, /
wouldn't mind-l'd let you 20 to the
deuce on yonTowa mahls.|ck but when
! consider what yon Rre to me, and when
| find that to vanity you add the two.
penny plque OF q twelve.year.oli girl,
then bestir myself in your behalf.
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- -rrr- a-H-. -H.#. IrfH-a --r# -
NOW he has thrown up war work, l
suppose he doesn't see that the obliga.
tons Of the service arc tjust the same,
only the prorrietors are changed"
"How should he know2 He thinkg
no is his own mas.er.p
t"Does fe7 Icould undcceive him 10,
his good, II there's any virtue in print.
lie wants the whip.lash."
clay it on with science, then. I'd
fay him myself, but ! like him too
much"
"I've no scfuples. Ho had the au.
dacity to try and cut me out with a wo.
man at Cairo once. l forgot that, but ]
remember now.n
"Did he cut you out"
you'll see when l have dealt with
him but, after oil, what's the good
Leave him alone and he'll come home
II he has any stuff in him, dragging o,
wagging his tail behind him. There's
more in a week OF life than in q liyel,
weekly. None the less I'll slate him
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COOKS HALVES, saEE:7 rAgl. AZ O oTs.
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Modest man! Go on"
Hall q dozen epicone young pagans
who haven't ever been to AIgiers will
tell you, first, that your notion is Dor.
rowed, and, secondly, that it isn't Art
This comes OF my leaving town ior q
month. Dickie. you've been promenad.
Ing among the toy.shops and hearing
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III You have any bad language to use,
use 1t. You have not. I continue. You
are M Idiot, because no man born Of
woman is strong enough to take liberties
with his public, even though they be-
which they ain't-all you sny they
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OK8 0DARTTEz sssss, s E2aE=7 FrAQ2s AT 8 cTs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
The Forum For March.

In The Forum for March Senator
Henry l.. Dawes writes a review Of
President Harrison's administration.
He enters into detail to show what
the policy laid down by President
Harrison is, and he pays his respects
to the criticisms of the Democratic
press. Prof. A. B. Hart, of Harvard,
from non-partisan point of view,
considers the progress ihus far made
by ciyil-service reform. Judge A. w.
Tourgee reviews the post -bellum
amendments to the constitution as
they bear upon the rights of suffrage,
to determine whether or not the
Southern States could, under the law
as it now stands, disfranchise the ne
gro if they chose. Gen. Henry l..
Abbott, of the United States Army,
points out the changes that have been
made in the manufacture of firearms,
to show the development of new con-
ditions of warfare since our Civil War;
and he shows that both the arms and
the methods employed by our armies
are now already antiquated. Prof.
James Willis Gleed, of the University
of Kansas, who has, perhaps, | ad as
large an experince as any man in the
handling of Western mortgages, writes
an explanation of their nature, and of
what they have accomplished for Dor
rowers and lenders in the development
of the West, not forgetting to point
out certain dangers of the system.
The concluding article in this number
is an essay against vivisection. This
of The Forum begins Vol
ume TX.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan.
says: 81 feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs were
badly diseased, and my practitioners
thought could live only few weeks
| took five bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery and am sound and well.
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Fun
ny Folks Combination, writes: "Af-
ter a thorough trial and convincing
evidence, am confident DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption beats
EN- all, and cures when everything
else fails. The greatest kindness /
can do my many thousand friends is
to urge them to try it. Free trial bot
ties at II. b. Gamers Drug Store.
Regular prices Soc and Sl.00.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
Amicable WiII-Makine.

John A. Dillar, an attorney, write:
as follows to the San Diego Union
about what he very justly considers a
strange case: "On the morning OF
January /, 1890, was requested to
60 to d street to write the will of a
gentleman. | expected to find a
person about to leave this vale Of
tears, but imagine my surprise or
entering the very pleasant home tc
discover an old gentleman, apparent
ly hale and heartily, surrounded by his
prospective heirs, sons, sons-in-law
etc, arranging in detail the final dis
tribution of his estate. The heirs
each insisted that the others should
take more of the estate, and, in many
instances, where a certain one would
take so much the others would abso-
lutely refuse to have anything, one
brother asserting he had already
enough, and a ster-in-law that some
members were poorer than she, and
for that reason they should have the
more. l can not have the time or
space to even give synopsis of the
delightful and harmonious CONVERSE
ton. The old gentleman frequently
took part, and finally it was all ar
ranged satisfactorily, and we all drank
New York bumper to the long life
of grandpa l am satisfied there
will be no litigation growing out of
this will"
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Epoch.

Tho transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life OF the in
dividual. Such a remarkable event is
treasured in the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed.
Hence il is that 80 much is heard in
praise of Electric Bitters. So many
feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use OF Great Alternative
and Tonic. II you are troubled with
any disease OF Kidneys, Liver OF
Stomach, of long or short standing
you will surely find relief by use Of
Electric Bitters. Sold at Soc and 81
per bottle at H. B. GARNER's Phar-
macy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
ez RA coRrlLL's poYHoop.

The Industry and Perseverance OF the
Founder OF n Great Unlveralty.
Years ago there lived in the interior
81 New York IA boy, the sou OF farmer.
who also worked at the trade OF pot
ter, The boy was marked youth, be-
cause he did with might whatever ha
undertook. He was n leader In the or
binary sports OF boyhood; and, when
ever the farm or the pottery relaxed
their hold upon him he would be found
repairing some damaged article or do
vising new implement.
His father was poor. the farm was
small and could only be enlarged by
clearing up tho primeval forest. The
boy was anxious TO acquire knowledge.
but his services were 30 necessary 10
his father that he could not be spared
to attend the winter term Of the com.
mon school. But the boy was In earn
est. With the aid OF his brother, one
year his junior, he chopped and cleared
four acres OF birch and maple woodland,
plowed it, planted it with corn. har-
vested the corn, and then asked, Us his
compensation, 10 DO allowed TO attend
school during winter. OF course the
father granted tho wish.
When the boy was seventeen the
fathers pottery business had 30 in.
creased as to demand q more extensive
factory. A carpenter was hired 10
build the new building, and the boy
assisted him. So familiar did he be-
come with the tools AMI trad o that he
determined, with the aid OF the younger
broth err, 10 erect two-story frame
nwelli ng-house for his fathers family.
The two Logs cut the timber from
The forest, planned and framed the
structure, and len invited the neigh
5ors TO assist at the 'raising." They
came from far and near 10 zee what
lad OF sevente en- had done. When eve
ry mortise and tenon was found to fit
in its place, an the frame was seen to !
stand perfcc and secure, the veterans
,heered The young architect and build
ar. From til at day lie was In demand |
as master CARPENTER.
That b oy was Ezra Cornell, the foun.
Ter OF Cornell University. -Evangeli.
,al Messenger.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
PUNGsNr PARAGRAPHS.

You can always get q woman Il
keep secret II you give her chloroform
ugh.--Louisriile Journal.
The quality OF dust that some folks
are made OF, wouldn't sell anywhere
for $500 an acre. Tine.
First dame-"l had four teeth OK.
tracted yesterday" Second dame
'lndeed, | did not know you had so
many loft. "-D,tron Free IrsSs.
Poor Simpson! A year ago he
was one Of thirteen who sat down ut a
dinner" what, Is he deadP" mo;
married last night. "-Deaper Repab-
EcdB.
-Ethel-"0. papa, did you sec the
new parlor lamp Aunt Julia sent mep
It's the latest thing out" Papa-"It
will be Sunday nights, anyway
1erre Hdu.e Express.
Tho occult is very popular In nc-
ton just now-as II always has boon
with husbands whom they wore trying
to explain TO their wives just how IL
happened that they were 80 late In
coming home. Of Education.