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Long DISTANCE Telephone.

The American Bell Telephone Company
has forwarded its experiments in the
telephone field that IL has perfected tele-
phone by which whispers can bo trans
mitted 500 miles with perfect distinctness
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14

Tho icy scenery at Niagara Falls has not
been equaled in years in it's brilliancy and
Variety. Prospect Park and the islands
were a@perfect fairyland. Photographers,
both ainntaurs' and professionals. are there
in droves to secure the cloud effect on the
falia ~
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
ARRIVAL OF THE CERES.

First of the Line of Ships to Ply Between
Mobile. and South American Ports.
The steamship Ceres, the FIRST Of the new
line of steamers between Mobile, Ala. and
Central land South American ports. came
In with cargo of 0, 900 punches of bananas
from BOcas del Toro, Costa Rica- The
steamers trip was made in nine days, ow-
ing to heavy head winds With good
weather Il can be sailed in five days
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
Death from Despondency.

At Scranton, Pa, Evan Miller committed
suicide by taking poison. The man was
despondent because of the loss Of an eye
recently. His wife is Ill with the grip, and
is not expected TO live
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
Cut on the Chinaman.s Ears.

Twelve Chinamen were arrested at Butte,
Mont. Tor cutting the ears of another CHI
naman. ,yho gave testimony which convict
cd a fellow countryman OF shooting anoth-
or. for Salfch he was seat TO the peniten-
tinry. 80
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
Explosion In a Coal NIinc.

A DISASTROUS explosion occurred at Phil
lips coal mine at Diamond, Iowa. The
boiler burst, fatally injurlng the pit boss,
John Ryan, and Fireman Harris
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
Eo,rr Men Meet Death.

Four men were killed and two others
probably fatally injured by boiler explo-
sion in tho Warren Springer Building. 1os-
207 Canal street, Chicago.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14

Ed Hallinger, the Jersey City negro pu-
gilist and ex-preaeher. was sentenced 10 be
hanged Feb. 10 for the murder OF Mrs
Peterson. his mistress, April 6. 1891.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
Looks Like Foul PIay.

The Woburn (Mass.) police are inclined
TO believe that Daniel Mccarthy. whose
body was found burned to crisp in the
ruins of his home, was murdered.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
Fire in a College.

The University OF Missouri. at Columbia.
was badly damaged by FIRE. Loss will reach
$500, 600, including one of the finest libra
ries In the country.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14

John Sherman was renominated for the
Senate in Ohio by u vote OF SO, Foraker re-
ceiving 80, Mckinley /, and Foster 1.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14

The steamer Eastern Oregon was burned
in the dry dock at Olympia. Wash. The
loss is about s1so,OOo The fire was caused
by burning grease in the galley. The
steamer is total loss
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
Struck by n Train.

At St. Louis, Mrs. Belle Hutchinson, n
widow fifty years of age. was struck and
instantly killed by a suburban train.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14

Mother and Child Perish I'm the Flames.
A dwelling house at Fort Lawrence n H.,
was burned. and Mrs. Campbell aged As,
and ber'0-year-old daughter perished I'm the
nan,es. The IRE was caused by the cxpio-
eion OF n lnmp.
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Dr. Noah Porter Ill.
II Is Sherman.

The venerable DIR. Noah Porter, ex-Presi-
dent OF Yale. is confined to his bed with an
attack OF grip.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14

o Life. how slighti
A little sweet,
a brief delight,
And then-we meoti
Life. how vainl
little spite,
A little pain.
And then-good-nighti
-[Charles @. ID. Roberts, in Independent.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
DYNAMITE AT 81. LOUIS.
Miler's Bakery Demoiished-Trades Union
Men Suspected.

A report like the roar of artillery shook
the business portion of ST. Louis the other
morning. sashes ratified In windows. panes
of glass crashed as " there was an earth
quake, and citizens were routed out of their
morning nap. The noise came from the
rear Of 801 South Fourth street, where the
bakery OF IL J. Miller was located. The rear
end Of that structure vas knocked 10 pieces
by tho explosion OF what was supposed 70
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14

AT Challis. Custer County, Idaho. in a
quarrel over IS. L. Kestler stabbed George
Jacoby.. The latter then shot Kestler dead.
Jacoby afterward died. Both men were
Y,rorn inant
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
WAS A RUNNING FIGHT.

Several OF the Murderous WOODS Gang said
20 Have Been Shot.
News from Arkalon, Kan, reports run
ming conflict between the desperadoes who
shot Sheriff Dunn and an armed posse. The
nght was kept up distance OF four miles.
Four men were seen TO tumble from their
seats but they were carried OF by their
comra1oa
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
DOINGS OF CONGRESS.
MEASURES CONSIDERED AND
ACTED UPON.

At the Nations Capitai-what Is Being
Done by the senate and House-oid
Matters Disposed or aud New Ones Com
adhered.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-01-14
TURBULENT REDSKINS.
GRAVE FEARS OF ANOTHER
OUTBREAK.

nEissionss University Burncd-Great Event
at nzabile-1wo Iowa Miners Killed
Fstal Dwelling Fire I'm New Hampshire
A Grateful Medicant.
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Gnu rich AFFAIRS.
NATYDID

The Southern Presbyterian General
Assembly will meet at Hot Springs, Ark,
May 49,
-Ex-Rabbi Sigmuud Ragowsky, con
verted Jew, was ordained Baptist min.
lister, at Louisville.
The Southern Methodist Women 5
Board of Missions will meet in Lexing
ton June 3. Bishop +. K. Hendrix will
preach the annual sermon June ).
To All Friends of Bro. q. o. Barnes:
Il have consigned TO me few copies OF
Bro. Barnes "Credo and Credulity,"
and a number OF copies OF his Gospel
OF Grace and The Two SalvatioDs" the
former at SIPS, the latter at 30 cents.
Persons desiring TO purchase them will
please call on me or at Mr.. A. X. Pen
nys drug store. Whatever profit arises
from sales will 90 of course to Brother
Barnes. Mrs. w. u. W-lch, Stanford.
XIV
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To TAN A SHEEP SKIN.-As soon as the
skin is removed from the carcass spread
1t cut smoothly on the ground, hair side
down; rub in a mixture OF powdered
alum and table salt. This mixture should
consist of alum and ! salt. After a
thorough rubbing sprinkle mixture over
the skin to the depth of ! of an inch,
then fold the skin up carefully and put
in cellar or some tolerably damp place,
where ii should remain for 10 or II days.
At the end OF this time take it out, and
while moist stretch it tightly to an old
door or table of boards, being careful to
tack it at every point and corner; now
give it hard rubbing with corn meal
for half an hour daily for four or five
days. II corn meal cannot be procured,
use perfectly dry sand, but be very care
ful TO silt it 80 that only the finest may
be used on the skin. BY this rubbing
the skin is made as soft as wished; the
more it is rubbed the softer it will be-
come.-Rural World.
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and every old stump from some singular
: action of sun aud water upon them hal
become like polished celluoid. All leone
back so wildly to-day and claim a place
in the memory am making.
We planned our voyage in sail boat
for 4 o'clock and embarked with Gap.
tain Jack" in "The Phantom" He was
a grizzly old seaman; had warred with
the ocean, been cast out" for day and
night and knew every crook and turn Of
the wind. So we sailed, and a distance
of . miles brought VS. to the life saving
station, where we found about two doz.
en- children in the surf. 1t was varie.
gated picture and beautiful to behold.
They looked like little nymphs as the
waves rolled and tumbed them about,
their shining hair dripping and the
plumpness OF their pretty limbs brought
out in bold relief by the background OF
the breakers. One little lass was afraid,
so she sat on the shore and dug her fin
gers and toes in the sand, looking like a
saucy angel when she showered the
shiny specks over her tresses, that the
wind was playfuly tumbling. 1t was
bewitching to behold this mixture of
waves ana cherubs. But the sun slid
down the west and sat but moment
upon the rim OF the sky-then it drop
ped into the Gulf We called several
times before the two, who had sauntered
of to the heights OF the sand, heard us,
and then they turned reluctantly. l
have pretty fair idea as to the drift Of
their conversation, for Mrs. IS face was
all aglow when they joined us, and
laughed outright when she began to
complain of sunburn. "It's way love
has" | quoted, and when we again en-
barked Madge sang most teasingy the
famous little song. Love Will Find a
Way" 1T doesn't always find the right
way" said Mrs., Eat least not at first"
and then she became confused and hid |
her face on Madge's shoulder. We had |
quite heated debate on the subject al |
forwards, but the twilight came down |
and we tuned a songto the surroundings. /
The clear tenor OF our hero's tones,
blending with the rich melody OF Madgs's
matchless soprano and Mrs. IS alto,
made trio that time can never silence.
The old song, "Tis Evening, Brings My
Heart to Thee" brought many an ab-
sent one to us and when II was ended
the little deck seemed peopled with new
But the spell was gone-the
line of orange faded from the west, the
stars came out over us aud we seemed
fleeting upon an ocean OF ink. Thus we
sailed that day.
Yours Sincerely, KATYDID
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NEwSY NOTES.

-Grayson county has had but tire,
county clerks in the 81 years OF her ex
istence.
Some speculative mathematician hal
figured il out that Mr.. William Waldor
Astor's income is % cents a second, Sl7.
2s minute and about $1,000 an hour.
The Olympic Club, of New Orleans
decided that the Sulivan-Corbett fight
should take place September : and the
Myer-McAuliIe contest September 3.
A copy Of Audubon's birds OF
! America was sold in London recently
for nearly 81, 200 as much ii not. more
than the combined annual income OF
Audubou's two daughters
Elections in France are always held
on Sunday, in order to suit the conve.
nience OF the workingmen and peas
ants. big one was held last sun.
| day.
The bronze doors OF Nanderbilt's
marble House" at Newport. II. /.
weigh 20 tons and cost $4,000. There
are but two of them and they are % feet
wide by Is high. Fifty men have been
at work on them a year.
-George William Curtis was re-elect.
ed president of the National Civil Ser
vice Reform League, at the meeting az
Baltimore. resolution was adopted
declaring that the campaign pledges Of
iY., =,
are unful6lled.
The United States government now
has IL 900 tons OF silver stored in the
treasury vaults at Washington and it is
adding about $50 tons month TO the
stock by fresh purchases at the market
prices. Besides this there are S434.5O0,-
600 silver dollars and subsidiary coin in
the treasury.
The Viticultural Commission places
the amount OF the California wine crop
at 100000 gallons This includes all
the wine made exclusive OF brandy, OF
which about :, 100000 gallons are sweet
wines and the balance dry wines. OF
the l., 600 600 gallons OF dry wires there
are at least 100000 gallons tina. will
yet be distilled, leaving about l0,500,0O0
gallons suitable for consumption.
Gov. Stanford may have gone into
the trotting horse business 'for pleas
ure," but it has proved a more protita.
BILE business than the Southern Pacific 4
railroad. He has sold about 100000
worth OF trotting stock since the 1t o I.
January. He has nov three horses that
would bring as much more, and could f.
sell another 100000 worth and scarcely
miss them off the ranch and then have
a million dollars worth left.
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Refreshing Retreats.

summer days are fast approaching and now Is
the time that eNcursiouists, pleasure-seekers and
sportsmen should figure out a route for Their sum
mer vacation. In doing so, the delightfully."- COO
consin Central Lines come wildly 10 view, among
which are Fox Lake, Ill Lake Villa, Ill, Muck
wanaso, Waukesha, Cedar Lake, Neenah, Waupa-
ca Fiheld. Betternut and Ashland. VIE "lsc"n
sn has within the last FIVE years become the center
of attraction tor pleasure seekers hunters and
fishermen than any other state in the Union, and
each visit increases the desire u again see the
ch,rminy Landscapes, breathe the bal-am fragrance
that il part OF the invgorating atmosphere, wan.
der through the colunnades Of stately pines and
hook the speckled beauties with a hand made ny.
For PAMPHLETS containing valuable information.
etc, apply to /. 5. PATTY, ID. p. A.,
~ ~'F' CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
las. c. POND, General Passenger and Ticket
AGENT Chicago, III.
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The free binding Irvine bill passed
the House 1873 to IL.
The average mortality of unmarried
men between the ages of 0and % is l..
Ia in every 100000, while that OF mar
ried men is only 597.
The large barn OF A. 5. Mccain, at
Fair Lawn, near Lexington, was destroy
ed by fire. Five young trotters were
burned to death. Loss $4,000, with S..
600 insurance.
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The new baby had proved itself the
possessor OF extraordinary vocal powers,
and had exercised them, much to John
ny's annoyance. One day he said to his
mother "My little brother came from
Heaven, didn't he ?" YES, dear"
Johnny was silent for some time, and
then he went on: Say, ma" "What
is it, Johnny ~ II don't blame the an =
gels for bouncing him, do you?"
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Dr. r {. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment, a
a specific t.r Hysteua. Dizziness. tits Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prsstraton caused by alcohol
or tobacco, Wakeiulness, Mental Depression, soft
euug 81 Brain, causing insanity, misery, decay,
death Premature old Age, Barrcnness, Loss q
Power m either sex, 1mpotency, lucorrhUs and
all Female Weaknesses. Involuntary Losses. Spef-
matorrhUa caused by oyer-eNeruon of brain, Self
Abuse, oVer-lndulgence, A months treatment
g., siN tor IS BY mail. We guarantee siN boxes 20
cure Zach order for SIX boxes with S. Will send
written guarantee 10 refund il not cured Guar
artces issued oHly by A r. Penny, Druggist and
sole agent. Stanford. Ky. 4--Iyr
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Happy HooSiers.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster Of lsaville, Indiana.
writes: "Electric BitteIs has done more for me
than all other medicines combined, for that bad
feeling arising from kidney and liver trouble.
Iohn i size farmer and stockman, OF same p.ac e,
pev and liver medictne, made me feel like ~
man" J. w Gardner, hardware mere liant, same
town, SAYS: "Eiectric Bitters Is just the thing for
a man who IS all run down and don't care "heth ,
err he lives or dies he found new strength, good
appetite and felt just like ne had new lease on
lie Only &C a bottle at A. r. Pennys drug
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La Grippe Again .

During the epidemic Of La Grippe last season
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds, proved 10 be the best remedy
Reports from many who used II confirm tins stare
ment they were not only quickly relieved, but
the disease left no bad after results. We ask you
to give this remedy trial and we guarantee tha'
YOU will be satisfied with results or the pure
Grjppe. or any Throat, Chest or Lung trouble
Trial bottles Tree at A. X. Penny's Drug store.
Al battles. and
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Commissioners Sale.
Monday, May 9th, 1904,

At O'Clock p M. OF thereahuut Il being the tsl
Jay Of the May term, it91, of the Lincoln county
4uft, sell az public arcuou To- the CHEST btldei
before the court house cocr m Stanford, Nv. the
following described property situated Ia the town
OF Rowland. Lincoln county, KY, heins two lots
in said town, wficn are bounded thus. tiT>i loi
Is bounded thls Beginning at stake ia no IN
side 4 an alley and corner II lot sold O. Sayers.
thence y 80 W. a. poles ~ links 70 stake, cor-
- same; thence y. 1895 poles; thence y. So
W pole, a Inks 70 the beginning contain NJ
one acre. The second LOT contains about acre
and sdioins the lot Il Ih' mas Htil on she south
east, Vim. Chappcll on 10. east and james aud "
g.. Basun on the north and west ana an alley On
the south. The hrst lot described will be- sold
Grst and that does not bring sum sufficient 10
pay plaintiffs judgment and costs, then the last
named l0t Will be- sold for that purpose.
sale VIII be made on credit Of stN months,
bonds re- luirri OF the purchaser with approved
security PAYABLE 90 the Comm. siauer having the
foT.e and effect NJ q iucgmvu; retaining lien
upoa the property sold until an the purchase mon
ey is paid and bearing interest az the rate % SIX
per eeat per annum from date until PAID. Said
sale vail pc made to satisfy debt q sIoo.83 with
SIX per cent. interest from March - tSss, until
pail aud go probable costs OF THIS action
-. VI DAWSON,
Ltd Mgstpr Cor'f Line olu Circuit QUIT
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Kentucky Central .R.

blu Il GRASS ROUTE"
The Shortest and Quickest Route from
Central Kentucky 70 all points North
East, West and Southwest Fas
Line between Lexington and Cincin
natl.
THROUGH TRAINS CINCINNATI TO MID
DLEsBOROUGH and JELLICO.
SCHEDULED EFFECT NOV. q, issi
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Mr.. Hayseed-"What's this extra
charge Tor? ?" Hotel Clerk-"We charge
extra for gas burned all night" "Why,
cousarn y'r picturs, you've got sign
there plain as kin be, Don't blow out
the gas. New York Weekly.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Chiliren. she gave them Castoria

Some Of the Grand Army boys may be interested
in the following from Alex j. Pope, A ID g,
have had an epidemic Of whooping cough here
Stewart, Tenn and Chamberain's Cough Reme-
DIV has been the only medicine that has done any
good" There Is no danger from whooping cough
when this remedy is freely given. IL completely
controls the disease as and so cent bottles Tor
sale by DR. NJ. l.. Bourne, Druggist ano Opticlan,
Gf.uferd
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Dr. VI. l. Bourne, the druggist, desires ~ 20
publish the following testimony as he handle, "a e
remedy and believes il to be reliable 81 bought a
soc bottle Of Chamh erlain's Pain Balm and applied
il t. my limbs, which have been afflicted with
rheumatism al intervals Tor one year At the time
/ bought the Pain Balm I was unable to walk. !
can truthfully say that Pam Balm has completely
cured ne K ii. Farr. Hollywood kan MI.
youches for the truth OF the above statement
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Rncklin,s Arnica SalYe.s

The best salve IN the world tor cuts. bruises
cores ulcers salt rheum, fever sores tetter chap
ped hands, chiblains, corns and all skin efup
lions and positively cures piles, or no pay requir-
or money refunded Price 7S cents per box.
For sale by \. x. Penny, Stanford, Ky.
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Miles, Nerve and Livers Pin

Act on a new principle regulating the liver,
stomach and bowels through the nerves. new
discovery DIR. Miles Pills speedily cure bilious
ness bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women. children Smallest
mildest, surest. Fifty doses IS cents. Sample
at A. X. Pennys.
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In almost every neighborhood throughout the
West there is some one or more persons whose
lives have been saved by Chamberlain's Conc,
cholera and Diarrhna Remedy, or who have been
cured Of chrome diarrh9a by H. Such persons take
especial pleasure in recommending the remedy TO
others The praise that follows its introduction
and use makes il very popular. IS and so cent
bottles for sale by DIR. NJ l. Bourne, Druggist
and Optician, Stanford, Ky.
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TEXAS, ARIZONA, MEXICO, CALIFORNIA.

For through rates correct c
Information call on Agent at
or address
rtav Pass. Agt
y. MILLER, d G
ITafhc Nangr
CintiEnst'.
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On theMaysville Branch, No 10. leaves Paris Al
s., m and No. II, at oI5, p IN, arriving At
Maysvllle at 10 10, m, and 30, m. No
leaves Maysville at 10 a m, arriving al Pans al
30, m. No. II leaves Maysville at I so and
arrives at Paris at 10, m. These trains are
daily except Sunday.
No :, daily TO all points except Rowland Divis.
ion, which IS daily except Sunday.
:, No rams daily from Lexington to Cincinnati
Except Sundays.
No, I runs daily.
No. runs daily from all stations except the
Rowland Division, which is daily except Sunday
No. daily except Sunday
No daily between Cincinnati and Lexington
Except sundays.
No. 10 Paris and Lexington Accomm odation dai.
ly. Leaves Lexington 1000 a. m. Arrives Paris
10 as a.
No. Falmouth Accommodation; leaves Cincin-
natl s:Is p m. Arrives Falmouth os m daily
except Sunday
No. Leaves Falmouth 6 90 m. Arrives Gin.
cinnati s. a m daily except Sunday.
No. and 3make connections at Winchester for
points on the ". N. A NJ. V. R'y, r. D.
No. carries through from Cincinnati to
Middlesborough and Cumberland Gap and ali in
term ediate stations and runs daily.
5. R. KNOTT, c. p. ATMORE,
Trafhe Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
General Office, Louisville, Ky
SFB: MORSE. Cenl Pass'g'r Agt.,
Office Chamber OF Commerce. building ,Cincinn a,i
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For any information as to routes, rates, etc, an.
ply TO
w. A. BLY,. Acting Cent Pass ACT,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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EOD DENT Desirable Farm Of 40
Fun II I'm 1. Acres on Graz Orchar5
pike, miles ffom stanford. ". u Miller .-o
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Electrical Me dical College,
TORONTO. CANADA,
Now Examining Physician Of the
Southern Medical Institute,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
Will be at Stanford, Tues
day, May ~,

From 9 a. m. to p. m, one day only. returning
every four weeks during the year.
DR.. Appleman is a graduate CT Bellevue Hospit-
al Medical College, New York City, and the Flee
trical Medical College, Toronto, Canada. He has
made a special study OF the diseases he treated in
the great Bellevue and Charity Hospital for
eral years and recognizes superior IN diagnosing
and treating Chronic Diseases He devotes all
his time 10 the treatment OF chronic and nervous
diseases Of both SEXES and his skill expert IN
this class Of is well established Treats
eesstully, and
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ounty maps and ia
] Junction Civ, NY
] 8 LElTH.
l7nction City,ky
EDWARDS.
c. 2 v +. A,
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Permanently Cures

Acute aud Chrome Catarrh, Ringing in Ears.
Deafness, Diseases Of bye, Ear, Nose, Throat,
Lungs Kidney, Unnary and Bladder troubles.
Brights Disease. DIibetes, Dyspepsia, Consti-
patton, Rheumatism aud Paralysis. Epilepsy or
Fits positively cured.
Young or middle aged men suffering from Sper-
matorrnea, lmpotency, Eruptions, the results of
excuses should call before IL too late
We guarantee a cure If case has not gone too far
Superhuous HAIR and all eruptions Of the face
permanently removed.
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CARDLlNAS,
TEXAS, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.

The only through line to Jackson and Niekshurg
Miss Shreveport La, making direct connee tom
without Omnibus transfer Tor Dallas. For Worth
Austin. San Antonio, III Paso snd poihtsin