Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume], June 19, 1896, Page 3, Image 3

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Sunday, i
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in Italy, lost an eyo by haying
it struck with a branch of thornbush.
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friend from foe your clothes from the dirt and spares ono while it
strikes the othen You must use soap; why not the best? Suppose
you are now,'suited, you will feel no1 worse when you are better suited. -Try
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Dr. R. C, McChord. of Lebanon,
was choosen President of the State
Medical society, and Owensboro waB
named as-the place for.the 1897 meeting.
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-Anglo-Saxon and Celtic rings com;'
moniy oortt me name 01 tne wearer
and, are believed td have been used aa
signets.
,Jlnthony Alcorn, the negro ,boy
jvho killed his ' father "at Stanfodf,
pleaded 'guilty and was sentenced to
death. .' ' -,
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So Many Prpnxotcd ThaMho 'GB lass'
fc .,, Will Find' Few Vacancies.
Those cadets who complete the,
four years' course at West' Point Jn
June will be confronted with tne
most extraordinary situation that
ever has confronted thVlot of young'
aspirants for army commissions.,
They will find on graduation morning
probably not more than a dozen
vacancies in all departments of the
service for some 70 men. "This condition
of affairs is duo to the number
of appointments mado from the ranks
in the last year and the comparatively
few retirements and easunHipc!
Usually at this time of the year the
class about to be graduated has some
30 or 40 vacancies waiting to be filled,
and for years there has been general
iy u surplus uuovu uiusu necessary
for thoest,ointers. The result,
was thata few vcars nco mrmv
lllOne HAAAinnrl -. s! w. hm 4n S At
army, among them the J$Qng.Jf Gen..
Schoiielu" and 'Senator Sowell.
Despite; the "discouraging outlook,-)
all the cadets wiltr 8o provided for
eventually, as tho law directs that all
graduates of West'Ppinlfihall be'
army, mxno .aepartmenc, inereiore,
will have to designate at least GO of
the cadetsadditional
ari'd '"place them on the list
awaiting vaonncies.
An Ancient Graveyard.
iy An important' find of skeletons of
prehistoric people, supposed to be
cliff dwellers, was made some days
ago on Beaver creek, !Yavapal county,
Ariz, The skeletons wero laid
out in orderly arrangement on natural
shelves in the cliffs
bordering the creek.''" There wero
about 40 skeletons in' all, and each
was laid on a piece of,matting. They
were evidently of full-grown people,
but were very small nvBize and were
in a remarkably goodistato of preservation.
A seaman on H. MS. Edinburgh
recently had a remarkable escape.
Ho was at work on Sfeladder on tho
bow of the vessel as she was going
into Portsmouth har&or, steaming
ten knots an hour, when the ladder
brokp and ho was thfown into the
water directly under the keel. He
came up again in the wako of tho
ship, two ship's lengths astern, unhurt,
having escaped tJie suction of
the vessel and contact with tho
propellers. .
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Carelessness in girlhood causes the
greastest suffering and' unhappiness
in after life. Little irregularities and
weakness in girls Bhqukl be looked
after promptly and treatment given
at once. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
promotes regularity of all
female functions, make's, strength and
builds up a sturdy health with which
to.meet the trials to come. Tho Favorite
Prescription i'b not a unirersal
panacea. It is good forfaut one thing.
It is directed solely atone set of oi
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Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a 1008 Jpage medical
work, profusely illustrated, will be
sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent
stamps to cover postage only. Address,
World's Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, Nt Y.
Of law, t,here can be' no less acknowledged
than thaher seat is the
bosom of God. '
Confidence In allooU'g,
Madisonville, Ky., May 20, 1896.
"I have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for
rheumatsm and it has helped mef
Whenever I i feel rheumatic pains
coming I resort to HSbd'B Sarsapa;
rilla with perfect confidence that it
will do me good. I have also taken
Hood's Pills with benefit. A. Wooton.
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Hood's Pills act harmoniously with
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Cleaness of body was.ever esteemed
proceed from a due reverence to God.
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Some people are constantly troubled
with pimples and boils, especially
about the face and neck. The best
remedy is a thoroughcouree of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, which expels all humors
through the proper channels, and so
makes the skin become'1 soft, healthy
and fair.
God made the country, and man
made the town. ,,
Byron used a great deal of
but very particular to have
only the best to bt found in the market."
(If, Ayer's Hair Vigor had been
obtainable then, doubtltEs he would
have tested its merits, ub so many-distinguished
and fashionable1 people
are doing now-a-days.
God helps them that help themselves.
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Taken in time Hood's , Sarsaparilla
prevents serious illness by keeping
the blood pure and all the organs
in a, healthy condition. i
God, from Vbeatifal necessity is
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are they who have not Foley s Oolic
and Diarrhoea Cure as a safeguard in
the family. For sale by C. K. Wyly.
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A Discovery That Throws Some Light
on Its Origin.
Dr. FuhriT, archaeological surveyor
in the north vtern provinces
of India, has mado a discovery which
seems to carry the origin of Buddhism
much further back than the accepted
date in the fifth century before
Christ.
Iu thu villago of Nijlva, in .swamps
within the borders of the state of
Nepal, he found un Asoka pillar,
surrounded for half a milo by vast
brick ruins of monasteries and of a
still magnificent domed tomb of
Koualcamana. The portion of the.
pillar which is still erect has an in
scription establishing tho, fact that
the Buddha commemorated $s the
iaiile as the Kuimkiirnaim of the
Buddhists who was tho
23rd mythical predecessor of the
historical Buddha. Tho Ncnalese
i speak of the pillar as the, smoking
4v ""ijJLoi;"j tneir gm'jt nerp.
xhe native durbar, or council, is
to be asked to sanction a scientific
j investigation uf tho ruins of this
onco great settlement of tHo Aryan
tribe of Sakyaa, who settled 112
miles to the northeast of the city of
Benares at a date hitherto only con
jectural. Gen. Cunningham, who
under Lord Canninc. becran the
,arcKaelogTcal survey of India, long
ago identified Kapilavastu, in this
"region, as the birthplace of the historical
Gautama, and tho capital of
theSakya. clan. It is in the
district now called
must have extended
northward into Nepal, which i3 still
9econd in sacredness ,only to Benares.
Nepal has now a serious dispute
with the Llama government of
Ishasa on its hands, and is always
jealous of British or foreign visitors.
But Bhould the government of India
not discourage its proposed campaign
in Thibet, tho durbar may be
vfilljng to help Dr. Fuhrer to dig on
aj sufficiently great scale. Nepal is
almost as little known as Thibet, although
it is a protected state of the
government of India, and it seems
time that it was opened, 'as Kasmir
has been, to the savant and tho traveler.
Edinburgh Scotsman.
TWO QUEER FARMS.
One Is Devoted to Raising 'Possums
and the Other to Rabbits.
H. I. Twigg, a young English
farmer, has secured a large tract of
land iu Kentucky, near Richmond,
and announces that he has cstab
lished a 'possum farm. Were he a
Yankee, it would be suspected that
the announcement of the 'possum
ranch was part of -a scheme to colonize
tho adjacent district with colored
people, possible buyers of small
tracts of land. But Mr. Twigg is
sard'' to be quite sincere in his undertaking,
having figured out that,
as 'possum is considered delicacy
as to command fancy prices,
there is money in tho scheme. lie
has under advice of an experienced
old colored gemman, who has assured
him that "the 'possum am a
very dainty eater," planted on the
ranch a large number of persimmon
and haw trees, and hazlenut bushes.
He has started in withk20 Opossum
in the warren, and, calculating upon
the remarkable fecundity of the animals,
expects by next fall to bo able
to supply the Louisville demand at
least.
A similar experiment is being
made in the cultivation of rabbits in
Sullivan county, this state. The
difficulty is to secure food for the
growth on a limited reservation, and
ultimately animals overruu the surrounding
country and become a pest,
as for instance, tho opossums of
Long Island. N. Y. Journul.
Again Represented.
The Leo family of Virginia has had
no representative in the federal ar
my for more than 34 years. The
succession in this service is now to
bo renewed in the person of George
3Iason Lee, tho l&-year-old son of
3en. Fitzhugh Lee, the confederate
cavalry commander. This young aspirant
for military honors has entered
West Point Military acadomy.
Young Leo has already spent two
and a half years at tho Virginia Military
institute at Lexington. For
more than 150 years the Lees have
occupied prominent places in the
military history of tho colouy of Virginia
or the United States government
Electricity from Coal.
Two processes have recently been
described by which eleotricity can 'bo
produced direct from coaL Ono
prooess is stated briefly by its discoverer,
Dr. W. W. Jacques, of New
England, as consisting inc blowing
air through a bath of fused caustic
soda having a carbon anodo and iron
cathode, whereby lio obtains a very
largo current.
A Historic Fire. f
In 1842wHamburgwas burned,
4219 buildings wero destroyed, their
estimatedXvalue, -being ,$35,000,000;
iOO lives, were lost byfalling wall?
and similar accidents. am
Now Yorkers aro "Knickerbockers."
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for Infants and Children.
HlItTY yaara ofraervatton of Caatoria xriih the patronage of
xnllUona of paraom, permit n to apeafc of It withont gnculng.
It is nnqneatlonably tho pest remedy for Infanta and Children
tho world has ever known. It la harmleaa. Childron lUio it. It
give a thorn health, It will aato tholr Uvea. In it Mothera have
something which la ahsolntelr afo and praotloolly porfaot na o.
child's medicine.
Caatoria destroys Worms.
Castoria allays Fcvorishnogg.
Caatoria prevents vomiting Sonr Cnrd.
Caatoria enros Dlarrhosa and "Wind Collo.
Caatoria rollovoa Teething Trophies.
Caatoria enros Constipation and Flatnlenoy.
Caatoria nontralkos tho effects of carhonlo acid gas or poiaonovis air,
Caatoria does not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotlo property.
Caatoria aaalmllates tho food, rognlatos t,ho stomach and howeIg
giving healthy and natnral sleep.
Caatoria is pnt up in liottloa only. It is not sold in hoik.
Don't allow any ono to sell you anything olao on tho plea or promle
that it Is "jnst as good" and "will answer every pnrpoae."
Boo that on pet O-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
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