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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
The Evolution Of
Household Remedio,

The modern patent m.d,.,.Oo'
ness IL the natural outQrow,h :. 9a a,
old-time household remedio, " 'as
In the early history Of ,bi..
LIVERY FAMILY HAD ITS E S1
MADE MEDICINES. Hsrb ''V .
eitters, laxatives and tonic,. We. , 80.
Ioand IN almost every house. oombo NJ
ed BY the housewife, sometimes 100. -,
BY the apothecary or the hmllv So-.'-
such remedies ~ picra, which ~.
aloes and quassia. dissolved h 80.
brandy. Sometimes a hop tonic ~ W..
OF whiskey, hops and bitter 80
score or more Of popular, hone.m,S.
remedies were thus oompounae8 49,
tormulae foE which were pas,ed 49, ~.
nom house 70 house, sometimes rite
sometimes verbally communicate
The patent medicine business 4,
natural outgrOwth from thh wh,i',
some, old-time custom. In TIE bsgis.
ming, some enterprising doctor ~.
pressed BY the usefulness Of ~. !,
these homemade remedies. would t,S.
u up, improve Il In many wsyt nam.
hcture Il on large scale, advertise /,
mainly through almAnacs for DE- hs-s
and thus Il would become used over
large AREA. LATTERLY THE HOuSp.
HOLD REMEDY BUSINESS TooE
A MORE EXACT AND sCIEETIFIc
FORM.
Peruna was originally one Of Ia.
old-time remedies. Il was used by N,
Mennonises, Of Pennsylyania. bsior,t
was offered 70 the public for rls Dr
Hartman. THE ORIGINAL COW.
FOUNDER OF PERUNA, il Of Me-.
monte origin. First, he prescribed 4
for his neighbors and his paussa
The sale Of Il increased. and al las,A,
established a mandatory and fsr.
nished II 70 the general drug trade
Peruna Il useful In a great nay
climatic ailments, such AZ cougkS cold,
sore throat bronchitiA and catarrhal
diseases generally. THOUSANDS on
FAMILIES HAVE LEARNED TIE
USE OF PERUNA and lie value In ne
treatment Of these ailmentA Thsy
have learned 10 trust and believe u
Or. HArtmAns judgment, and 70 yt,y
on his remedy, PerunA
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
kENrUcKlANs wRArHV
over the Governors Action In vetoln1
the Arnett Dill.

Louisville. Members Of the 10.
cal stock Exchange and rich men Ia
fcncral were wrathy here when the
news was received that GOV. Wilson
had vetoed the Arnott hill
Local stock men approved the bin.
and sent powerful committee 90
Frankfort 10 persuade the governor 10
sian g. u h known that In this city.
now that the state revenue agents
have been busy. the stock cxchang .
has ceased 10 list sales ~ foreign stock
fu that the revenue men may be- kept
on the track John " Green headed
the committee 20 the governor pre-
scnting al these facts. and when the
news came that be- bad vetoed the ON
hey we're disturbed 10 no small cx-
tent Had the bin been approved TIE
revenue netnts would have been de-
rived perhaps OF about 81 600 900
among them an In one year
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
pouerl CetiIna NeaEsr-

Gcorrctovn. ~ caleb Power has
gradually rroun worse since Che hrli
press dispatches about hia Illness we're
issued Weak and emaeiaiod mere
GHOST ~ his former scif De- lies on bis
JAN cot with his physician NJ , o.
Pack. In daily ATTENDANCE With 90
appetite and "a long dehilnaiod atom.
ach. bis vitality O. giving way pr.
Pack ordered an visitors barred oy'
Cout his broihcrinin " "a Green.
Who has remained With him since thl
last trial
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
FEARED DEATH
A. Hands o. Anonymous Letter Writer
and Shot. killing Friend.

Frankfort Ky News from Western
KENTUCKY indicates that the kliung %
Orhie Nahb by Henry Wilson. n
Princeton one night last week. vas tho
result ~ a mistake. Friends % VIII
son. Who has fed are positive thar no
thought BE- vas about 90 BE- attacked.
while on the other hand che friends %
the dead man insist that his crrand
uas Tor an entirely different and a
peaceful purpose. Wilson bad re-
ccived some anonymous letters during
The day threatening hia lifc. and when
h. saw Nahh coming In the semi dark
ness b. became panicky and Shot his
friend. Wilson has not been captured.
and the family % Nabh. q Il said. have
no desire % prosecute him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
FEARED NIGHT RloERs
And Wilson Suddenly shot and KILLED
Farmer Nabb.

Hopkinsyillc. Aubrey Nahb
aged 20. a Caldwell county farmer was
shot and Killed az the Henrietta thea.
ter 90 Princeton by Henry Wilson.
aged 3o. a stock trader Wilson and
the manager 90 the theaior had started
down she stairs a. Nshb and a com.
Ianinn we're going up Wilson VAS
heard fo yoll out something about che
uight riders having threatened to gei
him and De- vas going to shoot sumc
bodi Immediately afterWard two pia.
col shufs rang out ono OF me bullets
struck Nabb On the breast and be- dlei
in fcw minutes. the manager ~ che
theaier grabbed Wilson. but b. lorkcd
away ard made his escape.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
DIED FOR SISTER TO LIVE.
0irl Commits Suicide 70 Leave a
$1,000 Insurance Policy.

81. Louis, No. Marie Lehmsn, %
years old, committed suicide w,th car
bolio acid, and today u was prcsed that
her motive ia taking heI life was 10
leave $1,000 lie insurance 20 her help
less, invalid sister, Maggie, 10 years
old. A clause In the 20 iey stipulated
that the Insurance would not be- paid II
the girl committed suicide within one
year from the date Of insurance, but
after that self-destruction would not
bar the payment.
The time stipulation expired ycsier.
day.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
HELM PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Alabama Congressman Gives Bond
In Sum Of 50. 600.

Washington. Representative Hehin
Of Alabama, lea police court today, after
q plea Of no, guilty, gave bond FOR 60 .OOO
for his appearance for trial on two
charges Of assault with a dangerous
weapon. Boad was Immediately fur
nished by O. G.. Staples, proprietor Of
the hotel where the Alabama congress
man l. stopping.
Representative Clayton Of Alabama.
counsel Tor SIR. Helm, told the court
that Mr. Hchin waived the reading Of
the Information charging him with a..
saulting Thos McCreary, a New York
horsonan, aud Louis Lundy, a negro,
while on a street car last Friday night
Mr. Helm plea led not guilty.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Frankfort. Ky.-The board q equal
iEafion passed ON che assessment Of
the oountica that follow. AMI the per
contaEo Of increase d.; Farm land and
personally. Carlisle. 8. Hickman. 10.
Hancock. 8; Henderson. z. simpson
n. Todd. 10; Hart 10; shelby. 3.
Washington. O. nrackcn 10. Lewis. 8
Mason. g. Robertson. b Town lots
Washington. o. Robertson. @.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Chickasha. Okla.-Lo Roy Maxey.
assistant cashier of the Citizens Na.
tlonal bank here. had another mixup
with a live wire. While driving
through an alley a wire fcll on the
horse but the wire was Insulated and
no damage was done a few months
ago Mr. Maxey had a horse killed
and received a severe shock himself
by an electric wire.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Can Francisco. Cai-An inquest
was held Tuesday afternoon In the
death OF Durham White Stevens. the
diplomat. who was shot by the Korean
IN Whan Chang Coroner LELAND
asked Chang II he cared 90 make ans
statement: Certainly not" reptile.
the assassin's lawyer. Tho jury rr
turned a verdict formally charging
Chang with murder
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

WATERFOWL. S. D.-Four nuggets 90
gold about the size Of a bean were
brought into town by A. J. KiddS
who picked them up on his farm ten
miles northeast OF WATERFOWL. That
free gold existed east OF heye has been
known for a long time. but these were
the largest specimens ever brought
10 the notice OF local experts
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
NOT CURLY.
The Aldermen Find Themselves IN
Graft Inquiry.

Louisville. Ky THE board Of alder
men received and adopted a report
made by a committee of that body ab.
aolFing its members of any DECREE 20
ruili in che matter az Fraft which was
implied from editorial ufferaucos 20
George A Newman. editor 20 repuh-
iican newspaper They found the lnti-
nation to have been based on idio ru-
moru. The lower board. the council.
considered a report from a committee
Of iis membership IN The same matter.
Tho body split on The LANGUAGE ot the
lnmmIllnn rlnnIl-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
ANARCHY REloNs ~ HAYrL
Dispute In Government Leads 20 Con.
dition and Bloodshci Imminent

Taris-A special dispatch reces.od
here Wednesday from Port An
Prince. Hayu. says that the situa
tion there ls extremely grave and that
complete anarchy prevails
A dispute Or said 20 have arisen be-.
twee.i Gen. Jules Coicou. chief 20 the
military district of Port Au Prince
and Camille Gabriel nephew Of Pres.
ident Nori. AS 90 their respective pow.
ers ln coping with the situation.
Tho dispatch further declares that
American warships are preparing 90
land troops
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Frankfort. ky-Gov Wilson vetoed
the Noll hill providing Tor a school for
city and county health officers Hs
believes that there o. no occasion Tor
such Institutions at present Another
measure 60 Fct the executive AK vas
the nuford abortion sli ns Gov WIN.
son said there vero plenty 81 Laws on
the statute books 90 convict that class
81 criminals
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Frankfort Ky.-Formcr State scna.
tor J. Campbell Cantrln. % Scott ooun.
-. will be n candidate for congress 10
succeed William Preston Kimhali. of
Lexington. present representative from
the Seventh district.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Louisvills. Following a mc'tins
~ the Kentucky Law ana order
League here ~ vas announced that a
manifesto win soon ho issued 90 fhe
people ~ iho state o. viii speak Den.
nltely against ~night riding and vill
deal fully with the mass meeting held
here. az which Miss Alice Lloyd u
Winchester. created a sensation By
speaking fof the Equity association.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Louisville. Ky-There are I. 900 pa.
tents az Lakeland asylum. more than
ever before In the history 90 The lnsti
tuition This city. 90 o. said. has sent
more patients recently than a. any
other time Most of them are business
men. who became demcnicd over Imam.
rIal reverFeH
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
PayInq on Mortoaq-.

Carlisle. ky-Citfens Of Nicholas
county are raising funds with which to
pay on the mortgage ou The farm ~
Hiram Hedges and provide means for
educating bic children. Two hundred
dollars has been raised Hedges re-
Gently was killed by might riders"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
Tomato Plant BED oynamlted.

Lexington. Ky-in Anderson county
might riders" dynamitod a bic field
planted to tomatoes. Tho owner Jas.
Phillips. IN pursuance 10 warning
from raiders. had destroyed his tobao.
co plants and substituted tomatoes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
Libel Case Settled

San Francisco-The jury In the
trial OF r. A. Crothers and Fremont
Older. proprietor and managing ed.
itor respectively Of the san Francisco
Bulletin. charged with cr.mlnally libel
ing William $. Texts. brought In a
verdict OF not guilty
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Frankfort Ky-Tho first Official act
n Gov. Cox was 90 pardon a negro. J.
g. Williams. of tao months service On
the Woodford county JAIN al Versailles
The negro was sentenced FOR one year
for maliciously cutting and woundlng
another negro
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Paducah. Ky-Tom Chilos and Mar
vim Farley. alleged night riders. were
arrested on indictments charging them
alth having whipped Steve Withheld.
q negro. They were indicted by tho
special grand jury ar benton The az.
used are well known farmers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Lexington. Ky The east end OF the
city 81 flooded and residents of Rosc
street are being rescued. OIL tho result
a. an excessive rainfall The sewers
are stopped and the water from them
81 backlng into houses Considerable
damage Dr. being done
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Trenton, y. J.-Gov Fort signed the
canal bills that permit the construc.
ton Of canals $50 feet wide. The
bills pave the way for a ship canal
across New Jersey from the Atlantic
ocean 10 the Delaware river.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
pies by Razor Route.

Springfield. O.-slashing his throat
with a razor. John +. Burke, 80. a sa-
loonkeeper. committed suicile at his
home. He had been In 20 health. a
daughter is az the point Of death AZ
the city hospital.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
JUDGE csn,rllt ~.

Lexington. Ky.--Judgc J. y. Cantrill.
who n 10 al Georgetown. is gradually
growing weaker. The Judge has pa
falvsis. he was named appellate judge
h. i90i lie presided at the frat and
second trials OF Caleb Powers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Louisville. Ky-Mrs Cynthia Beck.
ham. as. widow Of Nathan NJ. Bockham.
died In Jeiersonviile. Ind. of cancer.
Her husband was an uncle Of former
Governor }. G. W. Beckham. She 10
survived by several children.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

louisville. Ky-rhe total internal
revenue collection Tor March. 1905
reached St.2sG16i7O. This 81 de-
crease from che record OF March. 1907
which waH a record breaker. but %
shows that the revenue on whisky and
tobacco Us picking up
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10
BIoodhounas Pursue JaII sreakert.

Fairmont ". Va.-six prisoners cs.
capped from jail here BloOdhounds
and a posse are on the trail OF the
fugitlves. According 10 the jail on.
cials outside assistance was furnished
the prisoners
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Frankfort. Ky-Thc state farmers
institute will begin July Z al four cities
yet To De- named. The state has been
divided into four institute districts.
and the Institutes will be in progress
10 the same time. Each district will
contain % counties.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Hopklnsville. Ky-Robcrt Wood. tho
young farmer who sent r. threatening
letter 10 Louis Dawson. colorod. paid
800 hne and went 20 JAIN 10 serve
Ihran mnnlhs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

Olive Hnl Ky.-Water f. higher
here than Do has been Ia years as a re-
suit Of heavy rainfall n stood four
feet deep in the stores aud hotels. and
throe-fourths ~ the residences were
flooded. Damage estimated al $4,000.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-10

New York-An electric train on the
New York Central struck and cut on
the head of Salvador Fall al one
Hundred and Fifty.third street and
Park avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19

in the corner of what has been for
hundreds of years the English Gene
terry. but the pyramid itself is the
tomb of Caius Cestius who died 80 A.
D.; and on the face Of it is the name
of the iliustrious man himself He
died leaving Agrippa as the execL-
tor OF his estate and provided in his
will that he should be buried wrapped
In precious ornaments.
From the Pyramid l walked past
the keeper into the English or protest
ant cemetery. When st. Paul went
along this way to his death he looked
on this tomb of Caius Cestius. It
then was the only grave In the vicinity
sut since then many people dying in
Rome, wno were not permitted burial
In papal cemeteries. have found rest
ing place in the shady spot, covered
with violets and daises. 1t was of
this place that Shelley wrote in his
Adonais: 1T might make one In love
with death 10 think he should be bun.
led In SO sweet spot" The poet soon
met his sad death and ais heart was
brought to this place for burial. Wash
ed ashore on the Italian coast. his body
was burned on the spot but his heart
was cut out and brought here for bur
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19

ial and covered with a marble SLAP.
found the slab today in my visit to
the cemetery. The very high ,Manso-
leum Of Caius Cetius rises above the
other humber graves and marks the
spot where papal Rome suffered her
protestant visitors to bury their dead.
In England, in Germany, 10 Scandi-
navia, in France and in America there
are hearts which turn often to this
spot and in recalling the pyramid at
the same time remember the sad day
when they too laid away a dear on.
stricken down In Rome and died before
the soiourn was over. Young men OF
promise, full Of enthusiasm, brides of
plebeian and royal life in the bloom
OF their beauty were cut on and buried
here; children brought here for health,
sculptors and painters pursuing their
professions have met death in Rome
and their parents and friends have
here entered them rather than UNI
dergo the red tape required to get
dead body shipped across the sea. The
sweetest grave stone l have seen in
all my life is that OF the wife of Mr.
Story of America. She died and was
buried in Rome and his last work OF
sculpture was the beautiful weeping
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19

the altar and church being pIundered
The place have described is two
miles outside the st. Paul gate and a
walk back toward the city along the
Ostian way is where once stood man,
rich Roman suburban homes. But
from time to, time this region has been
found 10 be infested with malaria and
ali the fine homes have been moved
to better localities and in their places
now are farms and small auts ana
near the city wall group of factories.
Walking along here in the first days
of April / became serious and even
yet / am serious over the sentiments
which rushed into my life and strug-
gled for utterance. All the men who
that day looked on the scene OF PauI's
death march. with a few exceptions,
have been forgotten; the proud homes
before whose doors the great preacher
passed to his death have been demol
ished and moved by malarial condr
tons to other places; but the life of
him who went to execution is the most
widely known in all the world except
that of his illustrious Master
Returning TO st. PauPs gate l meet
In surprise a Roman pyramid. the, only
one in all the Roman empire. 1t stands
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19

angel on the pedestal over the grave
of his wife. For effect and expression
Of the kind 1t is equal to any sculpture
ever done by Roman.
In this cemetery of English speak
ing people In a strange land one feels
at home. In a measure, though dead.
one feels they are his countrymen and
one almost wishes to call on them for
speech. The Italian peasant who pass
es here cannot read the names or in
scriptions, neither can he read the
Latin on the tomb of Caius Cestius,
but 1 can read these English names
and, a stranger myself in a strange
land, there comes to me a sympathy
which / cannot describe and also which
the dead beside me cannot feel or
hear. l pass on. and on going out
stand for the first time in life before
the tomb OF that English poet Keats
with the following inscription: This
grave contains all that was mortal
of young English poet who on his
death bed, in the bitterness of his
heart at the malicious power of bis
enemies, desired these words engraved
on his tombstone: Here lies one whose
name was writ in water'-February
"a. 1921" Thus ended my days walk
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
THE sBEE DAILY REVIEW BsE ARIZONA SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 49, 1908

/ ing to unload there cargoes from the
ships. sailors eager to spend their
money in the gay life OF the capitol
officials busy with the affairs OF the
government or In command OF the L.
gions OF soldiers returning from their
campaign on the Euphrates or Rhine,
Phrygian Eunuchs, dancing girls from
Syria with their pointed turbans, Greek
adventures looking for work in Rome,
and the representatives Of avarice and
ambition of the whole imperial empire.
Through the dust and turmult OF that
busy throng the small troop Of soldiers
dreaded their way silently. under the
bright sky of Aprirs Italian sun. Their
prisoner followed. soon TO be delivered
forever from his captivity, and re-
joiced TO follow his Lord without the
gate" In the same way in Jerusalem
they had crucified his Master with
out the gate" and apostle said he
was not more worthy and replied not
to their wrong And where he died and
was buried arose soon a church to
mark the spot which had been hallow-
I'd by such sanity death. The tomb
of the great preacher was profaned
in SAG by the Saracens but many be-
lieve the BODY was not disturbed. only
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a WALK ALONG
THE OSTlAN WAY

now stands. A few years ago the
church erected by the Roman church
people was destroyed by an explos-
lon of gun powder. but the government
has since completed rare edifice In
the place and one which is an inspira-
ton 20 see. Formerlv no priest, bish-
op or cardinal said mass in st. Panl's;
only the pope himself could do SO. but
since 1870 he has not come here and
the monks have mass every morning
at o'clock.
TIE ostian way which leads from
the ancient Forum and the historic
coliseum is the path that st. Paul trav-
eled on the way TO bis execution. AS
the martyr and his executioners passed
their way was crowded with strange
crowd of people. for this was the road
from the center Of the city TO the mar
Dor and custom houses on the Tiber
river. There were merchants hasten
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&c. c. Young.

Rome. Italy, April i, 1908.
The article for today is q walk along
the ostian way. on the road out of St
Paufs gate and from St Pani's church
which Ia outside the city wall.
History and tradition state that the
apostle was beneaded outside the walls
OF Rome In swampy plot Of land on
ne banks Of the Tiber river. About
= year ago in this place was found q
curious relic In the shape OF a plaque
on dog collar containing the follow
ing Inscription: Il belong to the
church OF st. Paul and am In charge Of
Felicessinamus the shepherd" Even
this dog collar confirms the history
which has located the place Of exc.
cution in this spot. and that in an early
day the tomb and church Of St Paul
were believed to be where the grand
church built by the Italian government
The Newark journal., 1908-05-08
The Farmer Is on Top.

It seems to us that the cotton plant CT has about won the fight he has been making for better prices for his cotton What he needs to do is to sit steady in the boat; arrange his obligations, but Sit on the lid which holds his cotton oft the market at the present prices In the last few days tae price has ad- vanced about a cent pound; the crop is short and the demand greater than it ever has been. The manufacturer has sold cloth on the basis of 15 cent cotton. What is there to keep the price from going up? Those who have been forced to sell to meet their obli- cations have about all sold, and the farmer who has held, up to this time, is, in most cases, in position to hold a little longer-People's Paper.