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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
TURKEYS MUSCULAR RUurR.
Abdul Hamid Convinced That lie Is
ncatInnd 20 KrIrn InrIr Nr.-.

Abdul Hamid Convinced That lie Is
Destined to Reign Forty Years.
The seventeenth anniversary of the
accession Of the sultan OF Turkey to
the throne has recently been crlc-
brated in Constantinople Abdul
Hamid IS said to be man Of great
muscular strength, and II is asserted
that, although small aud slight Of
build. he is p ,werful enough 20 over.
come the strou rest OF his janissarie,
in a trial Of personal strength. lie
owes this To his regularity OF iif,, the
observance Of the laws OF health an
his passion for gymnastics lie is
devoted 60 carpentry, all his
palace Is furnished with work.
shop in which there are
many artisans whose work is directed
by the sultan himself a considcra-
bic proportion OF the furniture OF the
royal residence has been made fro "A
his designs and ia many cases exc
cuted by himself Abdul HamiI has
a firm conviction that he VIII reign
for forty years, and this belief has
banished all fear Of disease aud dan.
ger from his mini lie, however.
breads the cholera because a dcrvish
once prophesied that he would die OF
cholera morbus. This has been
source Of great benefit TO his subjects,
as every effort is made t. prevent the
spread OF cholera, owing to the sui.
tan's desire to escape being attacked
nv IL
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

personally one Of the most nmiable OF
men. He Is comparatively a young
man for one in his position, for he is
not yet 50 years Of age. This college
of the propaganda was established in
1922, and TO be It's controlling agent is
the ambition Of most Of the prelatcs nc
Rome. 1t IL the highest of honors next
TO that Of pope and papal secretary Of
state Cardinal Jacobiui ranks with
the ablest men who have ever held the
office.
In appearance Cardinal Jacobini Is Of
about medium height, and Is inclined
10 be stout Though dark Of complex.
| ION he looks less like an Italian than
do some other Of his brother cardinals
--Rampolla, for instance Cardinal
| Jacobinl's face Is round and Jolly, aud
| he does not look the stern discipli-
marian that he Is said 10 lie. He Is IN
especial friend Of the pope, as he be-
longs 10 the liberal wing Of the col
lege Of cardinals that has always sup
ported Pope Leo in his policy Of prog
ress, Cardinal Jacobini has wider
acquaintance with Americans than
any Of his fcllQE cardinals, for it
is TO him that visitors 10 Rome
must apply In order to inspect the
wonderful library Of the propaganda
that IS a repository of literary and
other treasures SURPRISING even the
British museum, and wbhh has a poly
glot printing department. that is worth
travelling 10 Rome ~ Inspect. II was
at Cardinal Jacobini's .instance that
one OF the chief trcasures Of this IL
bray was sent 70 theS Chicago fair.
This was the famous imp OF the world
traced by Pope Alexanfer VI. In adj
dition, in the museum 4ere are collec-
lions Of coins, Of birds, iEsects, trophies
of arms from all parJIrof the world.
All these things with he superInten-
dence Of the 300 studer s at the college,
come directly under the authority Of
Cardinal Jacobini, so itfnnows that he
Is a busy man. 50
There is a strong patty about the
vatican who favor Carnhal Jacobini as
Pope Leos successor. partly because Of
his youth and partly becauso 81 his
ability, liberality Of thought and ami
ability OF character.S II he himself Is
to eli the place Of Leo he
has not shown IL. The'oGlce is not one
to be refused, but seeiaingly Cardinal,
Jacobini Is not couecrning himself
about Il lie q young and his position.
as it "a, Is n powerful enc, 50 II the
chair OF Peter be oochifcd by some
other, he can afford tow5it.
But as pope that magsee or MS chief
executive officer II the propaganda, d
Jacobini Is easily one of'tho prominent
men OF the day, aad one likely 10 he
heard from In the future.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Hard on The noctnr..

The Russian government, in order
10 prevent the abuses caused by tn,
phys clans bills has just published a
regulation fixing the fees 70 be
claimed by doctors The cities are
divided into three classes--thosc with
more than $1,000, those having from
., 900 ia $4,000 and those OF less than
5000. The patients ara also divided
into three classes; The first including
capitalists, proprietors, manufactur-
rs etc; the second, members of the
fiberal professions, and the third. the
J rest Of the population. The fees are
sof three grades: Five rubles for the
patients Of the first class, three rubles
for those of the second and thirty
,kopcclss for people OF the third class.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
A POWERFUL CARDINAL.
The Groat Jaoobini, Who May
Some Day no Pope.
Chief OF the Holy rroDl .tndN It's
Head Tits sway Is inferior only I,
That OF Loo tilmlylr A
Morning Audience.

q prelntc " the Roman Catholic
church, who l. certain q rc h,arl "
In a conspiauuu3 way I'm the cvs"t OF
the death ~ Loo Nlll. w. % i.a1y .
matter Ct yyrv hort - .i...vHr !
Jacobini, secretary q t.n propaganda
at Rome, and the main executive OIL
Ger in charge Of the vast army Of mis-
sionaries Of the Roman Catholic church
working In every part 81 the world,
north, east, south and west Nominal
ly the head ~ the propaganda Ia
Cardinal ~imconi, but Cardinal Jaco-
bini Is the real head of the great or
ganization.
The offices Of Cardinal JacoMai arc
daily throngcd by the most motley
crowd that may hc seen iu any court
Of Europe. or Of any country Cor that
matter. II was my for;u~o O., hy pres
ent when Cardinal Jreobiri was v,aciv-
ing visitors one morning no' long ago,
and II gave me better iIca 81 the
cosmopolitan character Of the Roman
Catholic church than hal ever had
before. writes New lorl; Advertiser
correspondent
Nearly all of those who waited upon
the great cardinal were mjs ION priests.
There were Cupuohin monks, mitrcl
abbots, blnck-robod Jesuits and white
gowncd Dominicaus. There were mis-
sionarics with dark faces and long
boards, who appeared like somi-habar-
ians, beside some OF the we'll -groomci
mission priests from America, England
and elsewhere There were bishops
and priests from the far east, from
Japan, China, Cor>n and India, whore
the missions Of the Roman Catholic
church, like those OF other dcnumiua-
tions, work undcr great diticultics
The man who dominates ell these
does his work as quietly and m2.hodi.
cally us though hc were % business
man regulating the movements 81 his
clerks. lie may be detailing mi sion
priests to duty In Patagonia, Alaska,
Japan or Brazil, but there Is no fuss or
noise, Obedience Is the first law here.
There may be heart bdrniugs ut tunes;
there may be the sitting Of cherished
but there is no murmuring.
The cardinal himself, aud there are
those who say nc may be pope yet, is
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
TRUE TO HIS TRUsE
Pathetic Story Of n Faithful Dog
and Eis Mastor.


There wus o. clgneur of fire bells IN a
Jersey village one evening recently
and the small excitement 80 created
was at FIRST halted with tba hp.r,lr.s
pleasure even misfortune gives uu uu.
cvcutful community. rTo lHw +,
souzcd mp thp li.Jl. .r.uH ..n.c .u.I.
w. ANA shortly uf..t OBJ. I... ....l
only a charrcd and smoking m..t Zoe
manned
The fire had broken ont qnito carly
In the night, NO one could tell exactly
how or whore. The first notification
the sleeping family received camn
from the loud and furious barking Of
the house dog tie was q splendid ST.
Bernard Of more than ordinary iutclli-
goncC and devotion his care Or the
baby OF the household being ..ialiv
noticeable Tho family Remembered
aftorwarl that be he'd n.r'Hl uul. r-
meath an Oh, hy lrp1m window mrull
succession, aud even around no the
back whore the servant was lu.piu-
Then, as soon as hc had seen TIA, all
the family were nr1u.al. Nuv his
name suited him right royalty r.I-
lopgd oU to the barn not flr from tho
house. The door had been lru partly
open, and he quickly entered. barbcd
wildly about the two COWS, and after
repeated efforts drove the frightened
creatures out through the lane into the
pasture field alta safe distance from the
already blazing house This done,
Rex scurricd back 10 the house, and
found the family miscrablr re-.
garding their pcrishiug home. The
dog jumped Rtfcctionatcly around
the family, receiving praises and
carcsscs from the weeping mother and
children, and obviously looking for
some one. A kindly woman had mo-
mcnt before carried away the baby,
and Rex, as was soon seen, was hunt
ing for her. The children tried %
make him understand, but, ulas poor
doEgie, he presently became convinced
that the baby had been ltft hghiud.
and, looking reproachfully nc the fam
lily. ha made % bound toward the burn.
ing house. People gazcd after him nnx-
iously not wholly believing that no
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

wondcrfui nit OF Mechanism Turned out
by rcnusyivania Genius.

by rcnusyivenia Genius
Theodore C. Rohre-, Of Newcastle,
Pa, who constructed wonderful an.
tomato CLOCK numhe" Il yIarr Ego,
containing many figures and which
attracted great attention all over tho
country when placed on exhibition,
has nearly completed another time.
piece which displays marvellous mech.
auism. This clock exhibits scenes ia
the revolutionary war aud Mr. Rob.
rcr considers II even more rcmarl;1.
hlc piece Of work. than his former rf
fort I'm edition Co these clock, Mr.
Rohrer. a number Of years ago. con.
structed one OF the most ingeuiou,
pieces OF miniature mechanism TO b.
found In the world. This consists
Of three gold studs, in one Of which
Is a diminutivc watch which keeps
most excellent time. The combined
weight Of the three studs which arc
all connected together by a strip Of
silver metal which passes on the in
side Of the shirt bosom-is only one
ounce and half The stud In which
is contained Ia, watch has u base
about as large as a thrce.ccnt piece
and, with its surroundings Of gold,
presents much the appearance OF
very diminutivc mariners compass.
When the studs are on the shirt
bosom they are about two Inches
apart" by revolving the upp' one
In much the same manner as stem
winding watch is wound-thc little
timcpiece Is wound up for action. In
setting the hands the lower stud is
revolved
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
-
ELEGTR0p0lSE
Cures Disease

The Electropoise gave me complete
relief from eNcruciating pal in three
applications, | also find it good in
treating children for their numerous
ailmeuts,-LC, n, Sodcn, with Bridge.
ford & Co., Louisville, Ky.
Mr., & W. Fin IT SRylight, Ky.
says: IL suffered fr years with my
kidneys, Inflammation Of the bladder
aud enlargement of the prostate
gland AZ er q shor trial of the
Electropoisc am entirely relieved
nd fee twenty year. younger"
| have derive more eneGt from
,lr use of Electr Disc lhau ION az
olhr' rruo q ~ rouhli cd. | rlins :.
the grandest invention or the age. II
cannot he raised too highl,-rMc-
NJ, Il, 6 rmin, Sadieyiue, Ky, Au-
gu.t.0
John II Davis, |sq,, Of Pa ho rs
vile. Ky; "Ihe Ele, tropoise &, the
best sll-rounl doctor NOW or NV
wife suffered nom efIcu, OF la
grippe for several years also o.
complication Of other ailments Now
she is entirely wei. mdre eslion
bothered me great deal am now
well. One Of my neighbors Is using
1t Tor luup touble, aud reports M
provement."
AS curative agent the Electro
poise cannot be equaled, Nearly
1900 have been put out from this Of
flee In the last three months,
DUBOIS a WEBHb
koe F2ufth AxsrYa L2uIhyI!!s ~
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
OIdest Living Aetress.

The distinction of being the oldes
living actress IN the United States 4
said to belong to Mrs. Rachel Cantor
whose home is in Philadelph ia, but
who is at present in Boston. She /,
80 years OF age, and until dozen
years ago she was on the stage Mrs.
Cantor is ap Englishwoman, She
made her American debut as mem
Der OF the elder Wallack's company,
and she subsequently supported
Booth, Forrest, and all the leading
actors Ia legitimate drama in her
time, Her last appearance on the
stage was made in Boston in the
early SOS
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

The oldest of all birds nests is the
one built by the tontobane, South
African songster, 1t is built Of cot
ton, and always upon the tree pro-
ducing the material In constructor ,
the domicile the female works insI le
and the male outside, wh1r, he blildy
a sentinel box for his own sp,, ul a e.
lie sits in the box AMI keeps W tic or
sings nearly all the time, an .ylta
dagger comes in the form Of q hly:p
a snake he warns tn, famil ug
never enters the main nest,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
a uurrerhy STORY

A cocoon tax IA into "a suburban
library some weeks ago gave forth the
other day an txquisits Rr,at batter.
n.y. The dellcata- fsathere creatur,
was Kept In tie yQon daj oc two
and then In pity 80 free justat night
fall There wore some mlsriyiny,
lest this should prove other than an
act Of mercy, bat all was felt tl be-
wcll whea neNt morning the butterfly
was discovered whHrt u nd .cn
placed, but tait tim in com NV
with a mats II huln tht uI,
temperature 70 oor, an olt hat b,u
80 nearly auSi tllt e., but.cshy In
the library ha bars. 10 bonl AIN Is.
~ the same MON mt with the ca, out
sido destined u bAennl st3m mas.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
MOMENTS WITH SCIENCE.


A GALLON OF alcohol can be made
from bushel Of sweet potatoes.
The largest comets are so rarihed
that they never harm planets or satel-
lites by eolliding with them.
MAps is ordinarily al, 100000 miles
away from the earth. but every fifteen
years It approaches to within 35,0lo,O0O
miles.
OFFICIALS Of tho Smithsonian ingti.
tute have discovered evidences which
lead them 10 believe that the mound
builders woru tho progenitnrs Of the
modern Indians.
PRoF, BNLL, tho astr1nnm2r royal Of
Ireland, says that y .ae nxed star
SIRIUS is inhabited It's people cannot
see our sun, which "a l0l,01o,O0J, 900
miles from them.
- : ---- 49, s--s
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
won A coy.
A strange Prize vt a Banle In nueaus
AIRES.

y o'fangc frHo 1T hnWe IN tuenu a
Ayre,
Captain barrett OF thcAmericah bark
Carrie Ninslow. which tied up lately
at Pier 20. South wharvcs, Philadsl
phia has ON board on ot the strang.
est prizes ever captured in q RAM. II
is nothing less than boy, swarthy
yuunR Argentine, Junn Baptistc bv
name, whom the captain won at raj
tie IN Buenos Ayrcs. Juan is only :
years oil, and was an inmate Of n
Spanish orphan asylum at Blcno,
Ayres when the Wiuslow reached
there on her last voyage.
Juan desired his liberty, but under
the laws OF the Argentine Republic
that could only be secured by the
payment of n cash sum that would 90
70 fund for the prosecution Of per
sons taking out the orphans and then
treating them badly. In Juan's case
the amount required was $50, and In
order to secure this the cnterprisiny
boy decided 10 put himself up in a
ra1le and sell the tickets himself
Captain Barrett became interested in
the boy TO the extent OF s. spent for
tickets, aud when the drawing was
announced was somewhat surprised to
md himself the winner.
The youthful prize has been in.
stalled on the Winslow as cabin boy,
anl though he has now been away
from his native land several months
shows no desire 60 return TO il. lie
is bright and intelligent, and as he
evinces a decided Discrimination 20 as.
sociate withthe crew Captain Barrett
treats him as one OF his own family
Such raiiles are said to be not un.
common in Buenos Ayres, but visiting
foreigners rarely take part in them
owing to the responsibilities that de-
volvc upon them in the event OF
tRiupipfr
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
NOT WORTH THE CANDLE.
A crafty old Negro Makes q Failure in
Ills Financial Venture.


Ills Financial Venture
Old man sam was sitting one morn.
ing in front of his cabin enjoying the
warmth of the sun, while his two lit
tie grandsons played about his feet.
Just then the two young sons of his
former master. who were visiting in
the ueighborhool, strolled up TO have
a chat with Sam After talking with
him while they handed him a bag Of
tobacco and a handful Of cigars, and
were about 20 leave him when they
observed the children. and one of
them asked whose they were. "Dem's
my gran'sons, Min boys" replied
sam. A sudden I ,ught seemed to
come to him as he looked at the young
men, and crafty look crept over
his face as he added "Dey's
named after you and Mars Andrew,
Mars Milton, cause dey's twins, jes
ike you is. The brothers comment
ed on the fine looks of the children
and their wonderful difference in size
for twins zone twin gin orally is
biggern ter one " explained sam.
The young men smiled and gave
each child a quarter as they left
They had scarcely turned the corner
Of the cabin when they saw through
q crack sam take the two coins from
the children, look at them, and with
a grunt of disappointment at what he
considered the small return Of his ar
tifice, drop them into his own pocket.
"Mimy," he called TO his daughter
standing in the door, you call dem
chillens Sam an Jake, same ez you
always done. Dey amt no two bit
chillen. Hits with dollar 10 change
dey names, an l had TO make EN-
twins, too"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
IndIe. Cnrds.

A lady's card should be very nearly
square, a moderate size, fine in tex.
ture and, needless to say, white. IL
married, Mrs. should precede the
name on an engraved card, and the
husbands name should be given ia
full. The address is printed in the
lower left hand corner and the en-.
craving is invariably in plain script
When there are daughters, the elder
is entitled t. separate card--as.
"Miss Curtis, for example only after
one or two seasons in society. Up. to
that time She is supposed, and her
sister also, to cali only with her
mother, upon whose cards their names
RDpenr.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

|, White in Chicago, Mr.~ Charles e..
Kqhleria pgominent shoe mmchaft
ot Dss, Monies; Iowa, had quite "a S,r.
-iqhs time of H. Re took such u -,
we're cold that be could hardly ta's 90
'neygate, bat the prompt asa II.
Cough Remedy curels
him Of his CVld 50 quickly that o. hers
~ the hotel who had had. 5oldssi :
lowed bis example and hsff a .yfzN
persops ordered n from the t,anS-
,srug store. They; were proluSs u
ihrir thanks tos Mr.. Kahler fosf'y
hg hem how to onra a bad eii'fso
qu ckly For sale by.R. o. tMb
wick, lioBkinsyille, Ed R.gBk"f, Z
'Lafeye'te, KY
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

TuDC.-F.ri Monday BOO TcbruaB-tsfm
three weeks thirJ Monday In May-tcrm tNo
weeks FIRST Monday in septembcr--term three
weeks.
tHEisrlAE.-Fourth Monday In February
term SIX weeks, 0ut Monday in Junc--tcrni
four weeks, fourth Monday In September
term sK weeks
CAtLovAY.-s,cond Monday in ApHl-tom
three w.rks 6rt Monday tn Auwst-term
Two weeks, second Monday in November
term three weeks.
LYoN-First Monday in Nay-tcrm two
weeks hnt Monday ia August-term two
weeks, nut Monday no December term w
weeks.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Up-to-Date burglars,

The cnterprsiug burglar appears
TO. ba adding fastidiousness 10 his
other aud more yenturesome qualities.
The vast amount OF imitation now
existing in the goldsmiths AL ca,
jewelers. trade has made him Sis
picious, AMI fully conscious Of thc
fact that II is not all I'D thai -ylit.
tors. Nor indeed, arc they all
diRmoniii that sparkle. To avoi
eneumbering himself and disten ling
his pockets ia suspicious manner
~ish property which Is practically
valueless the modern hlusebrsa,Ser
provides himself with chemical tests
oy which he msy gauge the real
worth Of the articles Ia desires 20
annex
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

Beneath a spreading chestnut tree
The village smithy stands;
Tho smith, q mighty man = he
With large aud sinewy ban Is;
And the muscles OF bis brawny arms
Are strong as iron bands
He once was very thin and weak,
Aud pale aud sickly too;
But uoE you sea, 10 bis physique,
What GprmoIutr eau DO.
he says be has no words 20 speak
What praise 20 il is due.
81, 8 for 50. For sale ly all
druggists,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
She swim m Tor slnnn-

A young woman Of Crab Creek Ore
goa, indulges In frequent freaks Of
somnambulism' One OF her recent OK
PLOTS was as follows She arose from
her bed about ocloeS in The morn
Ing and was seen 70 approach Crab
creek Ina her night robe, Upon reaea-
ING the stream tho young woman
walled In for q short distances, as II
feeling her way and swan safely
across, Upon reaching ths opposite
bank she awoke, half frightened 10
death, dripping wet aud shiverlng
from the GOLD, npd made her way 10
the h6 kse of klAlprAsxl lrs n.shs
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

Foil parts Of he We-, aud n rh
ws-l via the Chicago, Milwaukse 4
= Paul Railway At practically hsl'
tee Round trips tickets, good ~
return passage within tweniy days
from date ~ sal', will he sold on Seq.
iember IL and 20 aud October o,
1894.
For further Information apply to
the nearest coupon ticket agent or ad.
dress j. q. Everest, Gent Travelling
PaspepgeL Agent, Chicago, III. -
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Ivomcn NJ ,,ta,loa,nasters.

Women are nov acting Us station
masters In Australia. The railway
commissioners Of Victoria have, accord
ing 20 Irish Society, placed zoo OF thom
in charge Of railway Stations, thus cf-
fecting a saving Of over. 10000 per an
mum. Tho commissioners say that
women perform the duties OF station
masters at Tho small stations most sat
isfactorilv
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

The principal relic belonging 10 the
church of ST. Gudulc, In brussels, is>n
thorn which is said 20 have formed o
part Of the celebrated Grown Of
thorns" placed upon the Sayionr's head
just prior 20 His cruciAdon,. The relic
10 kept in a gold roliquary, Ehere Il was
deposited by EloFent III, who brought
II to the Netherlands upon his return
from the orusales.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Nothing Strange.

Intelligent people who reulizr lhc
important part ihe blood holds in
keeping the body la a normal condi-
tion, Ond nothing strange IN the uun-
Der OF diseases Hoods Sar,a, rilla l.
sun from impure blood, the best way
10 treat them Is through The blood.
Hoods Sarsaparlla yitalizes the
blood
HOOD's PUBS are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion prevent.
constipation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

A Nj Bailey, "a we'll known tizau
OF Eug nee, Oregon, SAYS his wife has
Tor ypaFs been troubled with chronic
iisrrbu aud used many Remedies
with lli.le r1Hrf until sho tried Chan
herl6iU- CJlir Croi-ra and D.atrhua
Remedf, stich has cured her sound
aud N,l. Give b . lsial aud yQn
viii ba surprised y ths promp relied
il affords. Is Rrt-,1 cent bot la- inf>
sale 10y r. O. iardw'ck, Hopa.nsylle,
Ed X EogHrd, Lafayette, Ky,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

Isving ", Tkarinore, physical d.
rector Of \, MG. A., Desmoines, Io-
wa, says i6r csh conscientiously recs
ommend Chambes}aiu,s pain Balm To
athletes, gympssk, biey cHs;s, foot
ball players and the profession ia gem.
eral for.bruises( spraius and dislors
tions; also Tor sorebess and stiffness
OF the muscles. Wl.an applied before
the prtts hecoE,A ssls5en il will effecr
cure obAe ran tf,sfime hsally Nfe-
CURED foT.ale %yR. g, Hardwict,
Hopkinsville, "a R,fBogStd, Laiay.
cite, Ky,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

Wife (at breakiast Her "il'
you ask bessinei Henry txypi
ing hash)- We've blessed eyeryhng
here before dear