The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

limitations have been placed up
- the market so closely resembling
aHcock's Plasters in general appear
ERee as to be well calculated to de-
srIye 1t is. however in general ap-
9<arance only that they compare with
AHrock's. for they are not only lack
hg in the best elements which have
zade Allcock's so efficient, but are Of
~ harmful in their effects. Remem-
4rrthat Allcock's are the original and
SvIy genuine porous plasters-the best
External remedy known-and when pur
chasing plasters the only safe way
= to always insist upon having
AEIcock's.
DO the right thing if YOU have
Nasal Catarrh. Get Ely's Cream Balm
n once. Don't touch the catarrh pow
aers and snnffs. for they contain CO.
Gzfne. Ely's Cream Balm releases the
secretions that inflame the nasal pass
1ges and the throat. whereas common
remedies" made with mercury mere
y drive them out and leave you no
Better than you were. In a word,
EIy's Cream Balm is real cure. not
4 delusion All druggists. soc. or
nailed by Ely Bro. SO Warren Street,
new York.
Paris. Ky. Aug. I5-Locked in a
ftath grip. Ben and Bruce Bryant, bro
zters. sons of a prominent farmer re-
riding near Ashnrst mill ten miles
below Myers. were dragged from The
DEPTHS of Licking river. where they
we're drowned yesterday while in bath
As
Ben Bryant, who could rot swim,
vent beyond his depth and calling
5or help his brother went to his res
rze-Seizing him by the hair he sttemp
nd to bring him to shore The boy.
gho was badly frightened, seized his
5rother around the neck. both going
down together The brothers were
buried this afternoon in the same
EDffin. Toy
A veterinary surgeon contributes the
salIowing remarkable tale to re-
<itAl of strange happenings appearing
II the Lexington Leader
In the spring of 1901 Israel Ridge,
. vell-to-do- farmer of Fayette county
Shile working in his barn yard, hung
His vest on the fence. A yearling calf
partly chewed the vest up and swallow
- a fine gold watch. The calf grew
~ be valuable COW. In the spring OF
l5t5 the COW had an attack OF milk
fexer from which she recovered In
Ees she again suffered from the same
Esease. and the veterinary surgeon
Who attended hen advised Mr. Rudge
% fatten het. as }he would be likely
N suffer every spring from milk
Hxsr. and he might lose her. In the
AZ Of 1906 she was allowed to go dry
Pairing the winter and spring she was
fttened. and in June sold to a Lex
iagton butcher. While making the sale
y. Rudge related the circumstances
the watch and desired the butcher
AAen he slaughtered her to look for
ne time piece After the animal was
Killed and her internal organs remov
81 the butcher proceeded to make a
search. He saw an enlargement in the
kit lung, and upon making an incis-
In found the missing watch firmly il
Aeihlsf In the lung tissue. and remark
able TO relate. still going. and had va
Ied only four minutes in the six
1sars. The explanation OF how the
ysis3 continued to run all the line
= as follows: 1t was stem winder
and being imbedded in the Jung. was
kspt wound by the motion of the lung
sTsry time the animal breathed Now
comes a point of law which is likely
10 lead TO an interesting controver-
~ Mr.. Rduge claims the watch and
fe butcher also claims II. stating that
zAan he bought the COW he bought
szsrythlng in connection with her
"a the owner made no reservation.
n Rpdge claims that he sold only
~ COW and not the watch The
Sstssion will probably be aired in
ne courts.
7 c. Trimble. 81. Of Mt Ster
Ina is in bis S5th year. and has ncy-
= aken.e chew OF tobacco. has never
suoked tobacco has never sworn an
sssh. has never heen under the ia
nrence Of whisky isn't that record
% be proud OF?
sitting al Lexington, judge w =
Boody, special judge in the eases a
ssnst the men charged with the
Esrter of Dr h y Cox. declined 10
grant the motion to remand the cases