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VOLUME XI.
HOPKINSVILLE, CHRISTIAN COUNTY, KY., DECEMBER 17.1889.
NUMBER 101
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fJBUSHED TUESDAYS AND FRIDiTS,
Thio. E. Oartlky, Uusluois Manager
aUflSCRlFTION IRATES . - ,
Ob opy, on rate, irully hmh la au.
: ., .... u.m
ft-Mpv,tti- anni. 1.M
Sale
mas.
8o
QQ Korelwitit qualil ltnilt Towel,
OOv? knaiteil (ringH wo-III IS",
Absolutely Pure.
Tbie xiwitr ftvtr rnpt. a marvel of
pirny, itr g ami wtitrnwenietiMf Mr
obo .I'm Un oriipary iitvla. anl naa
o. t.. till n r.nntU on with lb Multitude
ml itm ., ta .rt wdgU alum or phmiihate
rT'ir-. '."i on i it oiiit. tut j m I itit
BUSINESS CARDS.
DH. J. A. SOUf HALL,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
uaM.nrrr rst National Buk,
HOIMUNSVILLE,
Jooiiis C, McDavilt,'
Office over Kelly's Jcwolry Store,
HOrlUXSVILl.K - KY.
DR. F. M. STITES,
OSreorer Dank of lipt-iatrlllc,
JIOPKIXSVILU? - - - KY.
Talcplnmt U'llcno and Oftto.
A. P. Campbell.
DZ3NTXOT,
UOPK1X3YM.I.K, .
KY
(iriRlTISII A PK01AI.TV.
Offl.f o.r SI Via' krl bom'.
W. W. CLARKE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IIOPKIXSVILLE, KY.
Dr. Wm. M. Fuqua,
PHYSICIAN
-AND-
irt Mala XTMt, b,b rtalloaBl Buk.
HENRY J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1I0TKIN3VILLK, KY.
Taliliena No. V.
J. lalEBEBS
T0N80RIA.L -:- PARLOR,
OVER HOOSER BALLARD'.,
aivtu. 9hmnxiiii(r, Hair luitlnj- .nil
nrd.mil. an sll rk In Ilia nntBieoutd la
- Anr.ltta,'w. J.UKBKK.
PHOTOGRAPHS!
.ml .wthecli.r.rtfrol n.y work. I on will
be.all.Ot'l Mial my pirture. art Banal M thB
i.... m.. work. HimwIbi attention tTon to
."in, l.lf.-Sl.a I'orlrBila by lh. o. lire
niila PrweM Tint ln ol I'lrtnrti rramns
rw!r.on.t. CLARENCE ANOER.ON
U.I.MM-l. ll.iMIHitll.lt. Kf
1 An K4li f'T siNuipod Knen lint. 1
IvU flns draws Kurt.
fljl AO "tllitportrd rrl TitlitH ' 'Inlha i
U X iUv llii.n. Barruilail to Mt.n.l ui.
color l.-t. ..... s ..
2c
1 C Karls-ltM' lice ah r llanrlkcnilrf",
lOU wrtal.--
Q Pr 'lM" Opnllemen'i on re ttm-n Hnnilkrr
OUO t aleft, wtrf ioi'qoilUr, biinitih-lKd.
AO F'-r ftH alae wtilll ttilk Mufflun,
UU ebeapat'.io.
1 Kor 0tinrr H'it hk Mu flier, full
ltU iM,Mtil elMWben at too.
35c
tpLc fan
Ui box. r
103
For a Utrsu ttilvr lhia.bl.
Mt'FK klanl ttilotitn Vox. l.vnx.4DM-
u, Abftora aaJ Hare Uufft Artt URlUt.
nO JL Kor Kif h i nillt Tabla Coren, 1
rr ror plftitml ad ftlirfetllM Rna m
?1.UU Laiintlrled KlilrU. alto a lovely
nm ol Rna umm aiitria. w eattu op.
HUNTING IN ARKANSAS.
(CoHtinutdfrtm latt
What I am golu&r hi rol.ie low I
ID Kolas la writs nrllh tainalliluir i
pride tad Mmsthlng of fetr pild
uitita.-Doyt" tbouid hv covjr.
tbemielTM with to maoh glory, in
fear that, psrbtpi. tome out who
dot. not know we wall, or Itar in
muob, may tuiiik tnd call iuo a Mini
obauten, buljtatjuitiliaruut toelum
wnicn propjrly trauiitlud 4uea.n
"thou ibalt not lie."
Yetterday tveulng after Ilia worn
inn rain, lot ton oama out warm
luaeweatlng eartb reaponilod with
urttelul lnoiiM to hit peuetratiux
beamt, and the dark woodt aeomxd
to t clothed iu Karmeuta of bur
n:tbea gold.
iue ctpitin propoted that we
make the drlrea between Cypreataud
IUnd lake. We mouuted and Ktlloned
to our atauda. At utual early In tbe
uriTeiueaogi got up ueer and ran
ar Deyoua tne uuiuiott guardt aud
no oue got a tbol. At tbe foot of
Uyprett lake tbe captain blew tlio
gaiberlug algnal. We autitered the
o.li and gatberod around lilui. We
tucn eroioed tbe nock oftlialltud
Uke, aud In uiakltig ilio circuit ul
that uneutive bjilv of uriiur wu
ttruck a tcope of woodt we had
n:tar aven bul'ora. We weie lo.l,
aud for an hour we wandered, only
teeming to get deeper and deeper
into tbe unkuown wool. It aeemod
if tbe wild beatl auiiglit a lair bore
ns might II .m i, aud uutougbt frum
year lo year. Hut at Ittt au opeuiug
appeareu lu me groat lore.l. llko
nit in iiorm clouds, and we rode out
into a little cleariug wbore iu lime,
agone humau force bad atniggled,
aud alruggled in vain, to cotnb.ii the
dctolatiou of nature. A cabin, ii
roof balf eaved in, lu walla nil)
buried in drift taud, itt dourt and
windowa batLered down and l'iiuh.
told in aad aecenta of tiit tnirit m
decay that now held twty .er a apot
wuere once, mayhap, age bad toiigbi
miHiter and . chililhood uratilc.l
roil lid a runny hoartbatonr. A liz
ari tunned ittelfon the broken rool
aud a wcatel aought theller from in. 98C w"r
.i....MK IIIMU WI.I11U .IB receiNTi UI
KY. I Ha buried and broken walla. Kink
or I he old house, aweeplug around II
and holding it at wlibin an arc of a
.:ircle, wat a little Held of tome ten
r. t, ovri'Krown wilh woedt and
low biiihct, and back ol thit, in dark
oulliiKt, Hie tall cuttoiiwood and
Hilrly cypreat formed a background
gloniuy and imprvqaire. Oa a iiit te
cliidwd nook Ilia tun aboiie wl.h no-
eullar warmth an I lu.ler. and i'
"ivnifil a tpot whore every drniru
of the lore.i might come aud le t In
peace aud nanpiuedt.
The explain raid he bullercd the
field wai lull of deer, and told utto
cimmouni, mtcli our bortea, li t
around ami lako ttanda, and he
would dilvo the enclosure with the
one dog be had. We poka in wbii-
pdi t, lor tbe thing had an uncanuy
look aud crept arouud that Held like
niurderout aa'aeea creeping upon t
tottlonient In tbe ulgbt time. We
made the circuit, loaviug BIHCraveui
mine cantor or tne arc by a large
eyproii, and etcry man waa ready
for the deadly fray. Too captain had
ctrcoly entered the field when
Swerthoart opened aud both barrel
of bit gun went on" at a large doe gol
up, aud men, wnmlerrul lo relate,
tho whole Held teamed lo be allvt
itb bounding deer, aud at tbet
ought tbelter in tht woodt, the
orokceut bliaod from polut to polm
and the foro.t tbook wilh the echo-
ing glint. Air. J'rrih killed two
bticka tnd wounded another. Burke
killed two doet and tired aeveral
ahuta at olhera, all doea. Will Davit
(iarnett killed a largo buck and
iiiltaed another. Monroe abot two
doet ; Peay alew two buckt, but the
urgent oue or all, tbe very aotlered
iiionaroh of the forett, arose, thook
hit haunty crett and aougbt exit by
mil uraveue at tbe cyprett tree, uiii
aw him coining aud fired hattily
and atruck him with one abot iu the
brisket The buck aeemed to be aa
tonlihed and then he became mad al
the Idea that Dill thould be able lo
hit him, tbe lord of the forett, and
he l hen roached bit mine and ruahed
it UIII, who threw hit gun away and
ran behind the tree. The buck did
uot atop but buried hit horn three
Inchet deep in tbe tree and wat held
t&tl and tight. BUI aaw hit oppor-
uuily and rushed out and caught
him by tbe tail and cried with all his
lungs, "run here, run here" but
everybody waa engagod, for the
wore oi tiaugnter went on. iJeacon
McCombt killed a buck and a doe.
lleury Di-tno killed a buck and a
fawn, and that a goose. Mr. Wosl,
who it tomeiblng of a character, six
feet aud a half high, and the very
Impersonation of ttcilurntty and
hboots a mur.7.le loader, shot a doe
with one barrel, mltied wttb the oth
er, and looking up at.d aeeing tigni
of rain, put on hit tliokcr, built a llr.i
and ti tick bit gun barrel iu it to dry,
for ho never loada until he driot out
his gun iu tblt way.'. Pendleton kill
ed a buck and shot two doet. At
last the fray wat over and all the
deer either dead or gone. The cap-
tain canio riding up with hit gun
tmoking and hot, for be had ahot
fourteen tlmea and killed one doer,
and then 'it waa' lie heard a earful
a'croeching at the big eyprest and
some one saye, "Where la Crayent ?
That'a Bill making that noUe." We
hurried down there and found 1)111
ttill holding the buck by the tail,
tnd tbe tree holding him by the
horn.' It wat a foarfnl eni 'yot
amusing thing to tee. Some laugh
ed and aome were eniltton with fear,
i'endleton bis oyci blazing with
fury drow Ms sheath kntfe-that
knlfo which bad boea the salvation
of Orane and his goose hunters, and
'- I I 1 , - l 1. 1 1 .1
tlp ' llDUllsuinK .. .uurv ill. uc.ii ruuiw
1UC, baye rU8h(,rt Iq gt once and tlain the
buck, but tha eaptain interposed and
aaid, "Young man, don't be rath,"
ttuiittciioii intrant. ed. j,nj Peacon Farrish ploaded with
blra and Burke said: Fhllauder bo
cautiona."
Road Carts! oV'r"
Ten porcont. Glieor RiirrmPC.!
than anybody. : DUg,ltN
tTnon't, buy before getting our
pricut aud cattlngues.
THE GE. W. ET00E2LL CO.,
K.m..Urar-r. K4SHVILI..TltNit
HERWOOD-:-HOUSE!
(Ilnrtor Kow Mainicnt.i
T. 0. lmiDWKliU l'llOP It, -
-A. GIFT
That can be giv i. it h Pride and accept
ed with pleasure is t o be had in our
HI CIIIHS IU
an unmatched and Unparalleled Bargain.
begins tomorrow ( Wednesdays and continues until Christ-
TOWELS AND LINENS.
Krh for all linen Oaaiuuk Towclt,
wurtn ixo.
1 r-k K;nli ft.r l'x:Mltirn!c Muck Towel OEf K tcli fr oure Unpn Oamaak Tawclt.
1UU rod ii ui b, wrtrib x'i. wv knotted fr.oK,ilrawBt.icb.obMpal
, i. 3.
A On KrMiml-Um'iMif IHiiiwk Towola Z Z r
kuotct miKu, i.cwiuu ricbtbf.zut 70 ForTuryflna Damaik Towela, knotted
ud ror U). frlvga, rtob birden.
CM f. t'rtrTryi1iiaimafkTallfti;..ih AJ7 'r Kor lamped Hnon Tabl ftoart, fery
0 X . C tJ iu i iriirf jut i'h h hiie or baul- haoiUotue. value 7c.
omn brlt!Ut ..ltl UHUkliy at IS 00. . - "'" "- ,
I djQQ KorniiPtrulily Damank Tab e
1 rtr iiuiod linen Tldlua, worth Pi 0 Ciuth l'i yd Ion, pure white or
IOC Sir. witbriolioolored bonier, price eUe where 4.,
.... ., .,. ., I I , . I ,- !
a -
ExMiAWATiO!!. By one cut. di
vide Uile flRure Into two equal
pleoee of exactly the same hope,
which, when joined together, will
form an exact iquare, .
One pair of
Shoes for
a nice
HANDKERCHIEFS & MUFFLERS.
We closed out the entire sample lines of Messrs. H. Richter's
Sons, New York Imoorters, and bought at half the cost of impor
tation, this means wonderful bargains. i ,
Band for Ladlo-' Hemmed Handkir
eh lf, I ami color1! bortlrr. worth U
MniTltr, lartce iiae.
C l.n lie'ilttnBtitcbed llandkttrvlile
wv worm iw.
25c
TorlrtHn;' One Itavdkerchiefa twau
tiful quality.
1 Ce, 4.KK4T M v Hi;IS 1 rloaen Iwiit
X)s tifnl t-k llitiHlkfrchl.fi, actually
wur.tt.'Jr.tuat lactjota vacb.
$1.08
Kor flue quality White Silk MuN
ftin, wonh f t CO.
61 CO Fanny "ilk MuAloni, rich indo
V"UO KtafQ and Ro'on, rlue i 21
QQa for CMkmere and Silk Mufllera,
OOO worth !
1 'r l-artice' Pheor Drop Stitch Hand
1UU kerchief. W.nh lie.
ACr Fnr I.adiea' fine rawn work Hand-
krrcblela wonb 7o.
QOrt For fln Hrocaricdailk llandkerclilefi
1.88
Fnr lovely quality Whltr Silk Maf-flr-r.
wild by otnent at $i 78,
$1.85
Kuwuit t Ilk iluDtera, worth II. 10.
OHn or i" vruneh Cantimtre MuOleri.
MUU Tnl.i tl .!!-.
FANCY BOX HANDKERCHIEFS.
fnr a box of L-nta JlanLenbefa tor
children.
X of arentlrmt p
Utttva llaitdkcrcliteft. J,
Ori- r"op a luitiiftftra Iwi of half doxtn
xJJJ F ire I inro liati UeioloU.
$1.50
tar a 'orolr Ixix of tx-antifiil
Lines llautlkeicliiefa. llulf uox-
Jj 1 OK 'or a heimtiful hnv ol ladle Lm
iJ'JJ rn llantlkorchiefd don, to box.
Ladies' Wear-for-ever
every day wear and
Gold Head Gloria
Umbrella
Will be presented to the first person handing us a correct solu
tion of this puzzle by Dec. 25th, 1889. Each solution must be
properly dated, signed and sealed by party who hands it in. Re
member . ' .
J. H. ANDERS
n co.
99
Are the people who ;
ttTTATTiTTI T T)TTV A TVTT". TT7.TTT7IT C1T7IT T
Allcompatitioa, do a strictly one-price, cash business and will
save you money on any article they handle. ; '
Bush's Old Stand. Glass Corner.
$Q ff r"r l"v;y b of One Linen
O JJ Haniikeruhltffa, Iitdiea or gunta
dosea lo box.
SUNDRIES.
d-1 in ,nr (n.lrt ulTl. 8iU Uu
bralla, US iuoliek V.iueiS.OO.
44c
For a rul.ndid Fur Alitrt,
rMita
CM- Fur your choice of any gentlemen
OvO neawear toarbouee, it all poea.
$2.38
For line Hlk and tlnci tab e coven.
t1 QQ For extra larire marnellleecoun
tplO0 ti-rpinot. Worth! T6.
d0 CO For lrn O'ebraled pure 6llk
40 UO Umbrfllaawlibbeavyg Id bin-
dler, form i r prico(5 oO.
tCTQrt Kracal Pluh Mjff.a.ttin Iinol,u
OOO tunl VAltin! W.
Ho:Kk r BOOK8-!n .lynm il. lin.,i Ii,.
Ida? hn laud pocket bojkt ttt half valun, H.
nr-w fet3iili gKiit
AlK(s Kxttiaf' r'r-tno.h Miiii At r
IK-kutlfully emtfwdtr. d atrty'imu-l iri'TN
CO HQ II-., M f-Ue. un
iP&'VO to p n- u-itr.h tit w.
LlHEa (J(LL lab a id Uufl'a tu alt tno ni
4i tfo aud t.)ej.
RIGHT FROM THE EAST
if.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
QQrt A pair for EUhrated V rtorla Faot
OOU Jbtlacklloea flnciausooowa from Mto.
rn l.tuliet t'aabmre Olawa worth ISn.
Xc7w KlKant line of FinaUaahmareglovee.
I Qrt A pair for Lab-a Fma Cati:ut'ro
Ov JfoM, down Ironi Tionu.
QQrt A pair fur Ladles Fine Kldtilore,
yOO allaaea
1.19
, don (" m ti ;
?1.75 iiotair-
ett iitt' in A unr-.f
ftir lioiit u.,d i
ktd eluv'.
SMYRNA RUGS.
QO For Smyrna Matt,
UUU TI oenta.
old cite whore al
CA OO ',yr Mx7R ,ncD S". etee-i?L-&&
whf re at te.uo.
tQ Q7 r;rcx.Vi inch wide Rutta. 9old
(prW-Oa e'Kvwn ea flo.
'3.83
$2 93 w" erirf ll" 7 J',1,:I"
57.23 ll'orel"'7 r'1' s,u ch,"'u. r-
DRESS GOODS AND CLOAKS
at wonderiully reduced prices to move an overplus stock, nothing
more appropriate or more appreciated as a gift than a dress or
or cloak, beautiful ready-ma de Dresses; guaranteed to fit.
. "WEffiCKERS OFGHMCES".
Store open until 10 o'clock every night, Saturday and Christmas
Eve 11 o'clock.
Wo tic now recoiv'ny some large consignments of clothing from (wo of the largest manufacturing establish
ment, n I'hlli.li l,iln and Cincinnati, who found themselves overstocked with winter goods and desiring to nn
!nail, ! ipped us a large lot at a littln above one-half their value, which fact enables ua to retail these goods at
whole-ale piioa and thereby give tbe benellt of somo wonderful bargain! to our customers. And we further
afni'it that we can
ELL G-.OODS AS OHEAP
At ary house In the State of Kentucky, owing to (be great advantages we have in baying, and another reason la
lint c ur expentet are lest that any honro doing the amount of business we do. Besidea we are selling more
cloiMng than any house in Southern Kentucky. JJuylng for three large atorea gives ni a big inside on prices.
We Buy fer OAS
H and Sell for GASH,
htr.h enables na to get SrECIAL BARGAINS. Wo have suits made lo order from the latest patterns of Eu
gli.h Wnratod Cheviotts, Tricos, Kops, Diagonals, Attricaua. Fits guaranteed and samples sent on application.
OUR BOOT AND SHOE TRADE
Is increasing every day. No old stock, but fresh goods direct
from the factories.
An Elegant Line of Gents1 Underwear, Hats and Furnishing Goods.
Call and examine our goods and get our prices and you will be
astonished to know that goods are so low at
PYE, DICKEfJ & WALL'S,
- : tn ... ...
tliauial Rutaa by tin ..
""'""B'r. i" Emsville, Inc!.
riESI National Barber SH3P
GRAY & YOUNG, Props,
S, KINTFi ST. sua aiAin
Slinvliit: 10c, Slmmpooing
Unir CtttHtis 25c. '!
Hnthmb.H r.t-cla lr.irll sort til don; In said, "Young
tlin iHUairftiiiwu.
i-li-ly
into
lllll nried nut. "Sam
TO ADVERTISERS MoCarty, let tbe boy alone, suppoao
holt should break." Daaoon Mi
Combs. spoke, "l'hiltnder, liateu to
retaon, roniembor you have a faitlHi-:
at home aiuiomly and pstlontly ex
pecting your return, aud moreover
that you are oue of the sweetest ring
era in the choir of Salem church.
t This latter fact seemed to impress
him for' awhile,, but only for awhile.
Vfavlng his bloody knife wildly
above hit bead, said Pendleton,
Men what do you Uke me forf'
I "1 would have you to know that I
am one of the famous goose hunter
from the headquarters of Cypress
lake." Tim i spoiklnj bq rushed on
n.t nt iMW n.w.tirtuer. dlTMni
SI All 8 A N l -KCflUXS Kill u.t t
plication KIII5D.
T) tln.a win wan lh .tr arlrflrtl.tnr o far,
w ..." "f r it'l'tl'r uiM UiH f-.r tti.rot.irll
an J ..rr.iotiva uia tli in tlid vunotia awjlioa.
of our SBl-n l'Pnl l.l-t
I 0 f. lUMVrt.T. o .
Nvripai.r A'lverti.lti Hi'rart.
W rtltrnoo alrowt. hew York.
51T0 STOPPED FREE
fl B a Tallin. Princn. KcstoTftr!,
H H WCr.KMNS'iCBJit
V W -NERVE HE3T0H&S
0a -n . K.UV. 111. ..III. (Mlu?hM
l.r.LLi.l.. II " dlwt.d. r-(. VT
f JUi tUIJJUl Jimu fluOu.
tbe buck and plunged bia knifo in
his heart. The buck lu hit dying
atrugglea broke loose and fell prjne
on tbe eartb, and au did 111, aud
wh in he ceased to struggle ana lay
anil Hill raised hit bead aud aaid,
la he dead I
We sent to oatnp for wagona and
haulod our deer in, and at they all
hung on a pule, they made a Hue dis
pUy, and some of tbe boys wanted to
gd home, but the csptalu taid, '-No,
not yet, perhapt we Would do; heller
another day.1' - ' ,v
Sunday, November Ifi I am- told
that, this it the 17i.li day of tho month,
ml if that it so 1 am one Hay twniii'i
it all my ' dates in these voracioua
l,r jnlclca. Wlisi matters uiair
'odo Gruirary movcatln calonilar up
some ten or twelve days, aud if 1
only move it oue, nobody cares.
A aanip ana uisiuti nay. wuu
north wind blowing, aud spitting
rain and snow. Some of the iitou go
to the lake and waste sholls on high
flying geese and duck l, getting only
a few dead ones, and aome wandor
through the woods.' Mr. West saw
H v J deer in a drove, deep in tho
woodt. Bond to the poatolllco and
got tome welcome letter! from the
dear ones at home. Capt. White,
and with him our old and dear
friend, Dick lllakemore, come luto
camp about sundown and the boys
welcome them with open arma to
botpitable toddles.
Tne men are jubilant to-nli;ht and
havo strong hope for the hunt to
morrow. These woods aro full id
doer, but they aro brotd tnd doop,
aud tho troublu is to g''t the deer to
go to the stands. Sound sleep aud
pleasant dream".
Monday, Nov. 18 Breakfa-t before
light, and boforo tin) sun wat tip we
were oir for the stands lxng and
tedium walling, but at luugih the
dogs were heard coming. . A. large
bui-k came das'iiug in behind llin
stands.' He ran near and wlfhiii tight
if U;nk.'iimre, and limn osnin to tin-,
but before roa.-li tiif ma he rtu ar.'Umt
a p 'Inl of buahea aud then down a
deep run back of me. I tried for
sometime boforo I could catch on to
him through the huslie, but did to
at last and II red mv right and hit
him hard. The bu.liea wero so thick
that he was gone before 1 could shoot
a imin. I tracked him for sovoral
hundred yards by the trail of blood
no made, but lost him at last.
l)n the far atatids, Daldwln, a man
who has been hunting with ut for
sovoral days, killed a flno doe. A
bear chased old llluo out of the cane,
and Capt. White aaw it about (I fly
yards away. Wash Wills ahot at
and wounded a fawn.
This evening lleury Drane and 1
remain in camp ami go on the lake
and try for 11. Ii, but with uo aticoe-a,
Ura ne brought a gill net with him.
ami some Utytago.et it iu ilia lak
and yesterday ho tried to pull It up.
but ssid it was full of di iftwnod ami
he could not do it. To-day. tho ne
groes went dowu and got it up, and
Hie ih lu wood proved lo bo largo fish
U -uddca the small fry, weighing tour
or live pounds, -they took f.'Mii It
three catti.h that would average, forty
pounds each, The head of one
wulglied thirteen pounds.
Urtve tne wooils across Jeuurson
lako this evening. S'trted a great
mauv ilrer, which ucar v all ran
around Hand lake, but the dogs car.
riod a fawn to the head of Cypress,
wuicii was ahot at twice by Alouroi .
aud thou shot aud wounded by Cra
vous, and was caught in the I uke by
tbe dogs. Sovoral other deer crossed
and recrossed the aattd bar. ' a ,
About sunset Alux. lilakemore.
Mr. Lennox aud Mr, Jones came to
camp and were heartily welcomed.
Alex, is the.same old bald hoidid,
genial companion that wo have
always found him to bo, aud Mr.
Lennox it the famous betr buuter
ol theso part. ' llu it aoincti.ing of a
(.tiriosity to loo' at a small man,
and yet game, ovory Inch of hint.
Tho doctors Lavn hid hold of him,
anil now I hey irit mm financia l)'
I n.iuuot 'say, but physically they
salivated him until his mouth
Is very much drawn and puckered
They do say that In a fray or the
tmimiicut deadly breach, or In a
tight with brulu ' or the ferocioua
panther, tha; the Mian lne lit.
dltuuullivorio., ashis courage looms
Up until his rorpiiroMlty HHinKS gt
tf iir.b! prop .ripins A f'ji'i ,1 .,
he iK v'n tire, a"rt In ntm.t in J
Iit nigiit 1 slept between .Ion.., of
rkatiaaa, and U'rnell, of Kentucky,
aud auoh was the superabundance of
caloric Wiit I dreamed I wat the
imiimsr tolnlcc, ro.nied ovor the,
burning sanda of Aiiloa and crossed
reerosaed the eiiuator all night long.
I.'jnnox did not briug bis bear dogs,
expects them to-morrow.
(To be Continued.) , ;
What- is
7 jL-71-"-m.
vs v
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"Young man, qualify yourself for
business 1 The profession! are full and
the age demands It. Educate yourself
for business! A business man forth
farm, the counting room and commer
cial pursuits, and yon will succeed now
and hereafter." Henry Clay.
CttoriaJaOrMJra'ILja fb
lnfantB'amjCraldroJB't CompUtntB. Superior to Caato-feUi
PaTBgorio or WarooUo Byrnpa. ChOdrBn cry tar C"irtorl. Mil
lloriB of Moth.it blc.a CMtorja ' '
CaatorlB cures Colic, CVnatlnatkiB I
Hour Stomach. Dtarrho.a. Er.H!n.lJnnt
flivM bBBlUij Bleep 1 alao Bills dlfBaUot
WI nconmenfl CanfoHa for eh.lrlmi'n
eomplaluta, aa aupertor loun prvrrjpUua
known to me." II. A. Aacaaa, M. D..
Ill Bo, OxXorU St, Brookijro, N.Y.
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