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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-27
SkEE w S&

Is the term generally applied to the
man who lets bis fences fall into Ill
repair while he whistles and whites
his time away. But there's many a
well-dressed, prosperous man who is
equally shiftless. He feels his health
breaking down, but does nothing to
repair it. His stomach is WEAK His
heart and liver trouble him. He neg
lects his health until total breakdown
comes.
Men and women who, by self neglect,
become at last victims of nervous pros
tration and general debility will find
certain help and'an almost certain cure
in the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. The common cause of
debility is lack of nutrition, because
the stomach is diseased and the food
eaten cannot be properly digested and
assimilated. DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery cures diseases of the
stomach and other organs of digestion
and nutrition, and restores physical
health by enabling the perfect diges-
ton and assimilation u food.
al am an eugineer by trade and the hard
work and worry Of running large engine
brought on nervous prostration," writes Mr..
Chas F. Dixon, Of Arbickle, colusa Co.,
CnNE IA friend recommended BT. Pierce's
COlden Medical Discovery to me and
bought one bottle thought Il helped me, 50
continued the use Of Il until had taken SIX
bottles feel better than ever in my life
Am not particle nervous, can work hard all
day and sleep sound at night. net only
think so, but know that the Golden Med
ical Di cry cured me, and therefore will
recomn end il to others"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
biliousness and sick headache.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-27
IS YOUR Ne WORTA So CENTs7

We defy the world to produce a
medicine for the cure of all forms OF
kidney and bladder troubles, and
all diseases peculiar to women,
that will equal Smiths Sure Kidney
Cure, Ninety-eight per cent. of the
cases treated with Smiths Sure
Kidney Cure that have come under
our observation have been cured.
We sell our medicine on a positive
guarantee, if directions are fol-
lowed, and money will be refunded
if cure is not effected.
Price SO cents aud $1.00. For
sale by c. X. WHY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-27
Olney Wilson.
Pembroke, KY, March 2

Pembroke, Ky, March 20.
EDITOR KENTUcKIAN;
Desiring to communicate with my
friends and admirers, l could think
OF no surer or better way than
through the columns of your most
valuable paper, which finds it's way
into the hearts and homes of all the
people. Now, Mr.. Editor, I find
myself in a most embarrassing po-
sition and beg, yes, appeal to all to
help me win ia the race for the
ugllest man in the county.
OF course have some formidable
rivals, but any that know me will,
know. cast their votes for me and
any who are in doubt will be readi-
ly convinced by calling at Wilson
& Keith's store, in Pembroke, KY.
Here am somewhat of a stranger,
but all who have seen me have
pledged their support without the
asking. 1t is a great compliment,
/ think, to be contestant in such a
race aud to be winner is almost
too much glory for any man. We
see handsome men so often that
they NO longer attract the attention
of the passers by, but who is it that
is so void of appreciation as to fail
to admire and reverence as fine a
specimen of ugliness as your scribe,
more Familiarity known as sd TX. y
Why, sir, have the honor of being
the son OF a man who carried in his
pocket knife won in the same
kind OF race years ago and it is
an undisputed fact that am most
wonderful Improvement on his ug-
llness. see IN your list L. A.
Tuggle, Parrish Meacham
Wallace West and others but these
Y do not do the subject justice at ALL
for their ugliness extends only t
the bone and is not very deep anc
anybody can be that ugly, bu
mine goes through the marrow
hence you see mine is the stronges
> claim.
Bring in your coupons, ladies
and gentlemen, tie your blue ribbol
on my arm and help me to show t
the world that while may not b.
as brilliant as some of old Chris
tian's boys, yet too have won
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-27
The Kentucky Editor.

Morehead Mountdineer: 10 an
swer to an inquiry from subscri.
Der we would say that we are in ia
vor of giving Addicks a term-but
not in the Senate.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-27
BunklIs a Winner.

We could not account Tor the un
usually large aud broad smiles on
the faces of the fair sex of Paints
vile Thursday until we learned
that Bunk Hager has returned
home for a short visit.-Pa intsville
Leader.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-27
Busy Day on Egg Exchange.

The egg trade at this place sis a
big thing" Wade Brown said
that he purchased 100 dozen last
Saturday p, m.-Mt. Vernon Signal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-27

ga dose in time saves lives. DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup; ma
lures remedy for coughs, colds,
pulmonary diseases of every sort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
Alexander-D Douglas.

81 tspeclal to The Tilnes-Dlspnlch)
OLD CHURCH, VA, Dec. 26.--One q
the pretticst marriages Of the season TOOK
placo Wednesday evening at o. clock
ia bethlehem Presbyterian Church. Han
EGycr county. wf1cnt Mr. " lizard h.ssA1ex-
nr.der led to the alter n lsss Laura 4'l s.
Douglas. The ceremony was per 11'rN l ca
~ the Rev. +. Wootton Osborn, pastor
OF Samuel Davis Church.
There were no bridesmaids. the att END
ants being two gentlemen, Sheriff Q. 2.
Llexander, brother OF the groom. and Mr..
John Fl. Ton1lln.s The ushers were NJ r.
r. Basset Douglas. the brides brother:
M. a. Burnett, Mr. Thomas Holt and
Mr.. Eddie Booker.
The ring was borne by Master Archi-
bald Douglas Eubank. While Miss Maize
Jones, OF King William county beautiful
d n rendered I.ohengrin's wedding march.
The bride was beautifully dressed N
white and carried a bouquet Of Bride
roses. Z,
Miss Douglas is one OF the most popular
3ycung ladies " Hanover county anu Mr.
4 Alexander is a prosperous young farmer.
E Mr.. and ..lrs. Alexander Will reside az
Lama Farm, near Old Church. Va.
Tho bridal party was delightfully."- enter
nlned at a sumptuous feast given by Mr..
j. r. Douglas. after the performance OF
Tho ceremony.
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sco '.I'l I VISITORS,
(spec,al 10 1'he Tlmes-Dlspatc

(srec,al to The Times-Dlspat ch,)
f. sCOTTSVILLE. VA. Dec. 26.-N1iSs
Mary Davis. of Richmond will arrive
here In a few days to spend the holidays.
Captain ]. l.. Pitts Is at home on a
visit to his family.
Miss Sammie Dawson Of White Hall.
who has been i'll. is improving steadily.
DR.. J. S. Pendleton left on Wednesday
for Tennessee to spend Christmas with
relatives. Il, .s.s s t1f AL
Mr., Walker Gilmer, Of Eggleston
Springs, will; arrive here this weoH.
Mr.. Norman Daniel. of Fork Union
Academy, will spend Christmas at home.
The graded school closes at noon Thurs
day for the holidays. F 35 y
Mr.. John Davis, OF Newport News, will
arrive here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Dora Lynch and children. OF Fork
Union, will spend Christmas at Spring
HILL A9 GU {s5 N !. y's
ingham county. visited scottsvillc Tues
day. :, " Z,
Mi. Jas lDorrer, Of Ellicott City. Md.
arrived hero on "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Scott We're IN
town Monday. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tapscott OF Centen-
airy, spent Tuesday here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Heath, OF Louisa,
arrived here this week. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jones, of Esnont.
visited Scottsvlle this week. 7
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I W. u ~ .58i IS. EI5EIs - -. 4
HOLLINS CALENDAR.
Beauty Sent Out BY the Girls Of
XII the Institution. 3.a5,

OF the many beautiful calendars issued
this season are those the Holllns lnstitul 10
girls are sending out to their trends.
These are gotten up On EraX, paps11
in scarlet on the cover. i,
Il On the inside pages arc the 4 ocal fore
casts" which are very acleverlyi gotten up.
Each page Is Illustrated by original draw
ings, done In colors, representing girl
Here Is tho forecast for January and Feb
ruary: No unusual weather will be pre-
scented. These months will be renlarka
Bile for the tidal wave Eof HON esickness,
which will pass over, this locality after
January 1st followed BY fogs and IL 1t
during these months followed by blis--
yards. Coasting, skating spra ms and
bruises, faculty play, scientific lectures.
accompanied by stereopticon ploslons y
Storms and winds and muddy roads will
be prominent during these months. Golf
ond pedestrian exercise will be much In
terfered with. and communication with
Roanoke much cut Off Many dramatic
disturha noes may be expected PEI Field day
Climatic changes. and may not appear In
these mont Dog-tooth, violets, arbutus
and wild flowers generally may be sought
after, but the exact time of their appear
,ance cannot be determined upon. Local
pus, making overshoes necessary. unus,,-
al disturbances may be looked for on
April LIST. Any petitions for holiday will
be met by. cold wave 49, u
a&T Thus each bi-monthly subdivision Of the
collegiate Eview-point. the entire list maxi
Ing some very bright reading. ArtIstlcal-
ly tho FIolllns alendar is r. credit to tho
school, as the school Is to the State.
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SALEM SOCIETY,".

(special 10 The TIt,es-Dlspatch.,
Z SALEM. VA, Dec. 2s,-Thursday night
the Episcopal Mission at Ash Bottom held
aEspecial Christmas service. There was
a vocal solo by Mrs. I Board trio BY
Alcssrs. Thac ker. Saul and Preston, fol-
lowed by an organ solo by Mr. Mann.
Friday night the social club was de-
%lightfully entertained by Miss Jane John
ston at the home OF Mrs Tinsley. on Main
Street. Fl Progressive ellchre was played.
and the tally cards, which. were artistic
In the extreme were pen and Ink Glib
son pictures. During the course OF the
games bon bons were passed and at the
end OF the evening dainty supper was va;
served. jG Ss s} ~ ys$.5l st
a. Those l,5 present were.i Misses Brown.
lucy Biggs, Claudine Ferguson, Mary
Hartman, NJ ora shanks s, Kate Evans IS, Julia
Hubbard, Matte Henderson and Mabel
Bowman; Mcssrs. Fox WI Jams Berlke-
ley, yyelton Daughtr ny. 4 snid Koontz,
wedemeyer, Greenland. yBoW man. Hubbard.
Ben Tlnsley Ashton Tinsley. 8. wa. VI.
Saturday afternoon a f. o'clock The
members Of Dr., Haas class in music gave
=, most successful recital at the residence
Ct Mrs William Brown. on Main Street.
The programme was rendered with much
taste and artistic skill. and showed the
thorough training and conscientious work
OF this well known tea cher "a h
Saturday. afternoon the Bachelor
Maids Euchre Club was entertained by
Miss Emma Ayers. The head prize was
won by Miss Bessie Galloway. and the
consolation prize went to Miss Rosa
White. $,
The following members was presents:
Misses Emma. and Grace Wiley, Lucy
aBlggs, Bessie Galloway Mabel Glenn.
Mary Kilian. Ada TSillian. Leila Ktllian
Margle Logan. Eliza Logan. Rosa White
Glenn Martin and Emma Ayers.
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book to pay d most charming personal

EDoOh " pay IL IllOSL ClluIHllllE PcISuItt'
tribute for his dignity, ability and char
actcD, must DO a relavc at least, per
+ haps a cousin or a nephew Of the famous
Richmond Examiner editor. John Mon
cure Daniel. publicist, lltterateur.S prac-
titloner Of tho code Of honor on the duel;
ling field, and yet-in knshlp with the
intrepid and independcnt-the friend Of
Theodore Parker and OF Poe, n stormy
petrol In Italy as American minister be-
fore Italy was united, and an equally
stormy statesman inside the Southern
Confcderacy,6att attacking Jefferson X Davis
and fighting ducls to tho last to. back up
his editorials, and yet all the time stop
ping Ito spell public ''publick. and poll-l
4 tics F"poiticks" In his leaders. a s in honor
bound to maintain the finish and dignity
( Of his English prose of tho old Spectator
gstylc--surely this John Warwick Daniel
\ of Lynchburg must have had forbears In
common withi6thc hichlnond Examined
Daniel Boston Evening Transcript.
(sonator Daniel and Editor Daniel, de-
seconded from James Daniel, who about
& 1860 or 10 settled in Middlesex county.
Va, They were born eth In descent from
4 that emigrant--The Times Dlspntch.)
suthaa snuthron's hair oven, Is worn
with a difference, Would any northerner
not anfnctor fail to keep his hair clipped
and shlngled The southern statesman'a
still dark and plentiful locks are what the
French call "boucie' y over Ills ears and
hang full in his neck. They are not rolled
&underGln the old style, yet#worn long. ike
Mr.. Bryan's, and this was undoubtedly
Il why to northern and eastern eyes he pres
sented so striking n figure. q cross be-'
tween the Virginia Washington type, and
that of; tho Ncbraskan Bryan All the
world Is a good listener when fine oratury
Is going forward. AL the world loves an
ora tor, and al ways has done SO, to Judge
Z by the classics shat have come down to
us from the anclents, although the com
polling magnetism OF the real orator
cannot be snt down in cold type, nor even
communicated to complete conviction by
tradition any moro than the great act r's
secret OF power can be- We still have to
take our Daniel Webster on the faith OF
the generations who saw him, who felt
the majesty Of the man. tho power OF
his voice, and the depth Of his eyes. But
before Senator Daniel spoke the other}
night he had exercised something Of the
5hypnotls1n OF Daniel Wchster-nnd any
irreverent Yankees who didn't know but
he might turn nut to have also something
of the Daniel Pratt III him jumped up 10
cheer With tile rest when he had spoken
It was the same kind OF conquest, no
doubt. as that achieved the other day BY
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MRS.S''I'U|ART
WINS RING
Widow Of the Dasl,ing Cavalry
Leader Held the 5Prizc Number
III a Rattle at Norfolk.
THE MoCCAslN STILL STUCK
The Submarine Torpedo Boat
Likely to be OIL the Beach all
the Wintcr-Marin Case.

s& Especial to Tho Tln1es-Dlspatch.)
Pa NORFOLK, VA, Dec 2o.-Judge Wad-
dill. OF the United States Court, has cons
firmed tho report OF Special Master Bow
den In the collision case of Captain, J. G.
Bartlett master Of the schooner Georgia
CLARK, against the steamship Richmond
OF the Old Dominion Line, Captain Bart
lett being awarded s11.1S3.2o for damages
to his schooner by tho Richmond. II,
The collision too ikplaco IN 1890. The Old
Dominion Company will take tcll case to
the Circuit Courtlof Appeals.
MRS. &STUART'S LUCK.
Mrs. ]. f. b. Stuart, wife OF the famous
Confederate general, is the winner OF a
500 diamond ring. Mrs. Stuart, when she
was here attending tho session Of the Viz
I tnn Daughters Of the Confederacy, took
chance on the ring.
III The rattle at a Main Street store ST owed
that Mrs. Stuart. who held number 49,
was the winner. h
lii a fight at the Washington House to-
night Samuel Luck, an n policeman
struck and dangerously wounded Ellis
Noe. also an ex.pollceman.4 The weapon
used was a beer bottle. Luck was locked
I'M and Noe sent to a hospital. 5.
MocCAsIN STILL STUCK.
AZ The report from the coast to-day was
that the submarine torpedo boat Mocca stn
was yet buried six feet in the sand with
no prospects of floating Unless high
tide arrives the proba biltles now are that
the Moocasin will lie on the beach all
a
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Floating Bar.


HBATHsYILLE, VA, Dec. 26.-This
place has put on festal appearance for
the holidays. All the houses and
churches may he seen gnly decorated
with holly, mis- tletoe and other ever
green's All the young men and ladies'
who have been attending college have
returned home and parties and entertain
ments arc the order of the day. In fact
this is about the gaycst Christmas ever
seen here. p
Mr.. Webb Smith, Of sharps, who has
been for some time conducting n flont-
ing bur-room on the Rappahannock
River. having procured q license from
Judge Embrey, OF Fredericksburg, was
recently to answer the charge of having
violated the local option law by selling
wn!skey In the Rappahunnock River
opposite Washington district Tho war
rant was sworn out by Rev. II, l.. Wal
ton, who maintained that Washington
district extended to the channel Of the
river and by Mr., Smith selling liquor
within said lines he Is violating the law,
BY consent Of counsel the case was re-
moved to the. County Court for trial at
the January term. Mr.. Joseph W. Chinn,
Jr,, appeared for the Commonwealth, and
Messrs. j, D, Garland and Q, L, Shackle-
ford represented the defendant, /.
The two-masted schooner bunker
belonging to Captain Edgar Headley,
while lying in 'Coan River ready to load
with lumber, suddenly sank to the bot
tom OF the river last Saturday. No
ono has yet found why the boat sank,
but 1t Is generally supposed that the Ice
rubbing against her sides loosencd some
Of the oakum in her seams No ono
was ON board at the time she sank.
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JOHN w. DANIEL.
A Boston journalists Pictur-
esque View Of Him.
Boston Evening Transcript

ltlNSSA !pt'l
A genuine Southron. q gentleman from
Virginia. OF the old stock, and of clearest
title to the much abused 1T. It. vs. with
all tho graces and outward marks Of that
distlnctlon was the lion of tho great din
ner OF the Boston Merchants Asso lon
last week. Senator j Ohm Warwick Daniel.
OF General Enrly's staff In the war Of tho
States, which practically began and ended
in his own State. looks every inch tho
Southern senator. not to say Virginia
major From the moment the company
was seated Senator Daniel was "the cy-
nosure Of all eyes from tho very dlstlnct-
ito NOT his appearance and when the
speaking began he gathered all hearts
to himself by his superb speech. Not that
there was anything singular IN his ap-
peurance. but q tain power radlnted
from his finely cut countenance, Not Of
commanding stature he. nevertheless,
somehow doomed at the head OF the table
in away that made where he sat the ccntre
CT the picture. After he hau done Speaking.
even, with that unconscious grace ct
Kindness that Is the dover OF the perfect
gentleman he Immediately became tho
best of5listcners turning respectfully 40
as to present his own face to the speak
ers Mt his side and help concentrate at
tention for their benefit. Thus came Into
View his profile. and that WAS not less
picturesque than the front fncc
4 Both Views represented that type of
American face, with thin, straight. slight
~ aquiline nose. clean upper lip and firm
pointed chin, that make the Washington
tyne of face, One could easily believe
that this Major Daniel Of Lynchbl,rg, nov
United States senator Ito whom Senator
Iloar goes out of his way In his recent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
sWills-:Baldw,ii1ni., n

385 Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
SAPONY, VA. Dec. 26.-A most at
tractive and beautiful marriage was SOL
emnized at the home OF the brides par
scnts MIR. and Mrs. baldwin, last Thurs
day, evening. when Miss Lizzie became the
bride OF Mr.. ]: 2, Wells. q prosperous
young farmer Of Sapony. Va. Fii.y
Re The parlors were beautifully decorated
for the occa sion. The bride. was taste-
fully attired in white organdy; The bri-
C.. Wells. sister OF the groom. with Mr..
FLETCHER Avery Miss Nora B. Hawkins
with Mr.. Bonnie Hawkins, The bride en-
tered leaning on the arm Of the groom.
7 he ceremony was solen1nized BY the
Rev. r. r. Clarke, OF the M. 2. Church.
After the marriage n nice lunch vas
Dnd jcl!ies. !.
The bridal presents were numerous and
costly, consisting Of. cut glass and silver
couple. After January 1st 1904. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells will be at home at Faird, Va.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

Tho railroads are still handling heavy,
passenger travel, and will be for more
than a week hence. Not only Is passenger
traffic heavy, but likewise mail y express
and bagga sc. Practically al tho Y avail
pho stock Is called Into requlsttlon ITO
handle tho holiday travel, 51@ and ticket
.ngcnts4ands baggage handlers arc Kept On
& The travel is now mostly. return travel;
$on@round trip tickets, 50 that business
vas very dull at the ..,p-t1oM.l !, offices oe
or them shut up early In the at ternoolls
and went home. ;3s + e. 5s 5. n e ss,s =, 81
Among the visitors at the Southern Rail ~
way office yesterday WIS MIR. Croxton,a
secretary to General 'assen ger Agent
SHardwick, and g formerly connectedj
with tho Office Of SE District Passenger
Agent {lNestbury. He n'eHely called 5ssto
greet friends 55i s5s5 5
The Southern Pacific Railway Is; already
issuing It's Nardi Grns Carnival ca lendar.3
The great New Orleans arrival & opens
"Wednesday, January Still followed by the
4Itrewe Of Nervous ball on NIonday. Janus
ary 18th, The ceremonies close with tho
festivals of AIardl tsrns Tuesday Fcbrl-
AIRY 16th.g y XII w sl}&s
,ihc street railway employees celebrated
Christmas working hard all day. The
service was we'll maintained al day, @nntl8
the cars we'll patrnnized.S The day was
without accident. ~ far as could be
learned by Inquiry. III i sss q
Alr.Gnnd Mrs Louis Fl. siegels and Mrs.
Sicgel's sister, Miss Johnson, are spend
ing the holidays at heir former homo, In
Prince Edward county. 354 VA FL s
4 .il 4
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Beck----..Wo,od.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.)
kEYSVILLE. Va, Dec. 26.-A bea,

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.) IN
\ Vi KEYsVILLE. Va, Dec. 26.-A beauti-
9!,ll marriage was celebrated "Wednesday.
tho 3D. at 2:3o p. NJ. at Tussekl ian
Church, Lunenburg county. Rey. STEPHEN
tul 5rand accomplished Miss Helen n:
Wood daughter OF MIR. and Mrs ]. q
Wood, OF Richmond. became the wife OF
Mr. William b. Beck. Of Luncnburg coull-
best man, and Miss Otie Wood. sister OF
the bride. was maid of honor. The at
PENDANTS were Miss Mabel VIM and Mr.:
A. r. Johns Miss Emn1ie Watkins and
MIR G. c.. Hatchett. @i
Attersthc ceremony the bridal party and
invited guests repaired to the home of the
groom. where an elegant supper was
served. a splendid band dispensed sweet
music. while merry dancers tripped the
light fantastic until daylight glmmered
IN the east. and the happy crowd dis
Lerscd to their homes. s. !!Isl.. \. ~
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Governor Of Mississippi to the place IN
the United States Senate made vacant
by the death OF Senator Jesse SpeiGht,,
Mrs, Davis took u lively interest IN the
gardens, el4
The foreground tree without foliage is
cypress that was planted by Lawrence
O'Bren Branch, who was a representa-
tive IN Congress from North Carolina IN
the Thlrty-iourth, Thirty-hfth and rhlrt
ty-siXth Congresses, When North Caro-
lima seeded in May, 1861, Branch entered
the Confederate army, and in the autumn
of that year WAS made a brlgadier-gene-
raj, Ilo was IN command of Newbern
when that city was taken by Burnside.
and was killed at Antietam. Brnnchl
was n son of John Branch. who was Gov
ernor OF North Carolina from 1877 TO 1870.
ia United States Senator from ls.-s3 70 ISIS.
Secretary Of the Navy In the Cabinet Of
President Jackson and Governor OF the
Territory of Florida durlas rylsr's ad-
tMlnlstatlon. 81 rs
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USEFUL DISCOVERIES
Are Not Always StartIlng Neither Ds
. They Create the Most Talk.

Ut Is not always the greatest most
startling discoveries OF science that are
most useful to the human race.
p Comparatively few people were directly
interested in Herschel's finding of tho
new planet Uranus, but many thousands
experiments. which proved beyond a
question that pandruff and Badness are
the results Of the inroads ofSas parasitic
germ which inyades The roots Of the lr.
/. The W discovery OF the true cause \ Of
badness made NeWbro's Herpicide pos
germ. Destroy the cause. you remove
the effect i;i
I. Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c. In
stamps for sample to The Herpic eide Co,
Detroit. Mich Owens and Minor Drug
CO., special agents. It an Nh