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Money back if goods are not as

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OVERCOATSFOR THIS WEEK

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Foley1No it is not claimed thats Honey and Tar will cure

Consumption or Asthma in ad-

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stages it holds out no suchfalse hopes but does truthfullyclaim to always give comfort andrelief in the very worst cases and inthe early stages to effect a cure

Sold by James Kenned Druggist

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THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGEHasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi ¬

tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable withouthaving to disconnect water box A heavy durable constructionbest materials skilled workmanship modern and up-to-dat- e in allits appointments A nandsomeiece 01 Kitcnea niruiwre uuuu--

Foring better can De proauceu jnirby tuiec eaao cjjgjlcuvosale by aUprominent dealers

TERSTEGGE GOHMANN COLouisville Ky

BOU RBONPRINTED EVERY TUESDAYAND FRIDAY

PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18 1898

RUDlJlE MILLS

ersonals And Other Notes Gathered Forj The News Itt ailers

Mis Berry Bedford is convalescentj Mrs Mollie Padgett has been quite illfor several days

Mr J M Jracraft was in CarlisleMonday on business

Messrs James Hadly aud H SBetharMs are on the sick list

Mr P J Cracraft and Miss NoraMcDonald visited friends in Paris Sun ¬

day

Miss Annie Chancelor of Millersburgip the euesc of her sister Mrs BerryBedford

Mr Ed Owsley of Headquarters wasthe guest of his paieurs Saturday andSunday

Miss Jane Paynter of near Carlisle isthe guest of her sister Mrs Joe Farristhis week

Mr Hiram Hughes and wife of BlueJLick j were the guests of relatives neit- -

last weekMiss Magnie E Davis of Paris was

the guest ot friends here from Fridayuntil Sunday

Messrs Frank Howard and KenneyHouston are eujoing a hunt iu thelower counties

Mr Harry Morrison who was amember of Company I is the guest ofMr Horace Rcdmou this week

Mr John Howard of this place andson Vick of Georgetown left last weekfor a mouths huut iu Arkaiieds

Mis Rosie Overbey of Paris audMia- - Florence Siiapp of jolville werethe guests of Miss Lizzie Snupp lasrweek

The entertainment given here lastweek by the Ladies Aid Society wasquite a success and they wish to thanktheir mauy frienis for their willingassistance

Weak JEyes ar Made btrong1dim vision made clear styes removedand granulated lids or sore eyes of anykind speedily aud effectually cured bythe use of Sutherlauds Eagle Eye SalveIts put up in tubes and sold on a guar--tee by all good druggists

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THF F Nd IRH NOTPR0EANPafc iMaBfeayJQcte ai - tfsOmj -

Little Bad Language In tondon Outsideof Petticoat Lane

Little rough or rude language is usedby the English They even fight with ¬

out swearing and get very drunk andnoisy without employing strong lan ¬

guage They love to chaff and guy eachother and the crowds and the streetpeople who drive horses and peddlegoods and hang about the corners are agreat deal wittier than most of us givethem credit for being but they seldomresort to bad language I never heardmuch of it until I went to Petticoatlane and I know a woman who haslived here two years and been constant-ly

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about town who tells me that in thattime she has only heard one oath froman Englishmans lips The worst wordI heard in Petticoat lane was bloodyThat however is the worst word 1

could have heard in English opinionit is the foulest word there is 1 haveonly heard one man use it and he didnot speak it He was very angry andhe spelled it

I am telling you this because 1 knowthat at home in America we associateit with the English and put it in Eng-lishmens

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mouths in our anecdotes asif it were a matter of course that itshould be used to give a local color toan English story Americans come hereand make use of the word for the comicvalue that they attach to it and yet 1

assure my readers that if they tried tothink of any really disgusting term theyhad ever heard and made use of insteadthey could not more startle or shockthese English ears

English sailors have brought theword bloody to our shores sailorsand prizefighters and stablemen andonly such persons cling to it hereWhat we consider a very much foulerword has a vastly wider circulationbut is not considered as bad as

bloody All this is very strange andrequires a native to explain it especial-ly

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as bloody is merely the contrac-tion

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of the oath by our Lady whichwas more or less commonly used in theancient days when this was a RomanCatholic country

The people who try to swear withoutswearing who in our country say

hully chee and by cripes all usethe word blooming over here Icant very bloomin well make you buythis bloomin thing but Ill ave jbloomin try at it is what I heard astreet fakir say to a orowd the otherday There is no harm in that at alland it is much more typically Englishthan the word bloody besides beingdecent

It is funny what mistakes nationsmake about one another Over here thevery smart thing in reporting the speechof us Americans is to make us all andalways call ourselves Amurri cans Itmay be true of us This whole nationbelieves it But I never heard an Amer ¬

ican so pronounce the name of our coun ¬

try and yet Ive got a quick linguisticear which is a thing the English utter ¬

ly lack Julian Ralph in ProvidenceJournal N

MILLERSBURG

iNews Notes Gathered In Aud About The

f RurcErnst Butler is able to be outMiss Blanche Darnell visited friends

in Paris TuesdayRobt Caldwell gave an entertainment

last nignt atfEvviDg

There are a number of cases ofmeasles in this precinct

Robt Barnes and wife returned Tues-day

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from Mason countyJas T McClelland returned Wednes-

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from Columbus Miss

Arthur Bong of Midway is theguest of TD Judy and family

Mrs H TBatterton and son Chasof Eminenc7are guests of Mrs JohnIugels jr -

Mrs BellejArmstrongguest of berjfsister Mrsfor tha pastXveek

has been theAnna Brady

Misses Sadie Hart and Fannie Mannof Paris were down Tuesday to visitMrs W MfMiller

Chas Mason keeps a full line ofvegetables fruit8 candies poultrygame fish oysters It

Mr and Mrs G D Martin and wifeof LexingtoF are here to attend thefaueral of Ep Foster

Mrs Joe fed aud Mrs Jos Yancyof Mayslickwere the guests ot JohnPeed and family Tuesday

Mr G Wpiclntyre and Mrs ChipHoward attended the funeral of MrDavid Hoodlat Elizaville Tuesday

Jonas WeilJ bought forty seven headof the bestcattle in the county forfa ure delivery fiom Win M Layson

Mr W VgShaw went to Newport toattend the vjedjlintr of Mr Jake Peoplesof Berry anatMiss Davis of Newport

Mr J HfZftt Secretary and Treas-urer

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of the IlTexiugton Brewery and MrT A Shea Paris agent were hereWednesday on busiuess

N H MbKinney dentist can befound at hisjrooms over the U S Milli-nery

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Store No charge for examina-tion

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j ItMr Jake Martin and family of Lex-

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andMr Byron McCarthy andwite of Parish are guests of E C Fostera ad family -

The ladies of the Presbyterian Churchwill sell turkeys chickens hams saladscakes breads bf all kinds etc the daybefore Thanksgiving

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Wallace Shannon sold Jonas -

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The spelling bee to be given by Bap-tist

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Church ladies will take place inBryans Hall on next Saturday nightA quilt will be presented to the bestspeller Admission ten cents

Mr Alfred Vendering Mrs JohnVandering and son Mrs ElizabethAshbrook and Miss Lizzie Ashbrook ofCynthiana were guests of Mr T DJudy and family Tuesday

Dr C B Smith H H Phillips JasWoolums Owen and John Ingels andW V Shaw returned Wednesday from

with 109 birds and manyrabbits

Died E C Foster age 76 who hasbeen in the milling business here for 25years died Wednesday from stomachtrouble He leaves a wife and ten chil-dren

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from two marriages The remainswill be burried here at the cemetery to-

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at ten a m

Woman Triumphant or Conquest of1950 will be given at the Opera Houseon Tuesday Nov 22 by Robt Caldwella sisted by the young ladies and gentl --

m n of this place proceeds for thebenefit of the Silver Service of the bat-tleship

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The Eagle Kiugr of All Birdsis noted for its keen sight clear anddistinct vision So are those personswho use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salvefor weaK eyes styes sore eyes of anykind or grauulated lids Sold by alldealers at 25 cents

Coughed 20 YearsI suffered for 25 years with a cough

and spent hundreds of dollars withdoctors a ad for medicine to no avail un ¬

til I used Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey

This remedy makes weak lungs strongIt has sayed my life J B RosellGrantsburg 111

Wheat SacksFOR SALE CHEAP

Wheat stored on reasonable termsand highest market price paid forWheat Call on us at Paris MillingCoe office

B M RENIOKvCpP S Farmers would do well to store

their wheat near home

Wanted to Buy300000 bushels of wheat I will pay

the highest market price in cash or Iwill furnish sacks and store your wheatin an elevator and buy your wheat whenyou are ready to sell at the highest mar¬

ket price Those who held wheat lastyear made big money Store yourwheat and get the profit

E 0 TRETWELL Agent5jnly 4t Prfris Ky

NEWS

MONTHLYSUFFERING

Thousands ofwomen are

troubled atmonthly inter-vals

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with painsin the headback breastsshoulderssideships and limbsBut they neednot suffer

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These pains are svmotoms ofdangerous derangements thatcan be corrected The men-strual

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function should operatepainlessly

WhfiSWrfmakes menstruation painlessand regular It puts the deli-cate

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menstrual organs in condi-tion

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to do their work properlyAnd that stops all this painWhy will any woman suffermonth after month when Wineof Carduiwill relieve her Itcosts roo at the drug storeWhy dont you get a bottleto dayFor advice in cases requiringspecial address giv¬

ing symptoms The LadiesAdvisory Department TheChattanooga Medicine CoChattanooga Tenn

Mrs ROZENA LEWISof OonavlHs Texas says

I was troubled at monthly Intervalswith terrible pains in my head and backbut have been entirely relieved by Wins01 Cardui

There are eggs and eggs The eggof yesterday looks feels measures andweighs like the egg of last month buttheres a difference in another respectand that difference is worth moneyIts just so with laundry The differencebetween good work and poor is slight tothe unpracticed discernment but its adifference that counts every time Itsa differeuce that changes your laundrybill from an expense to an investmentWe do good work it will cost no morethan poor work but its worth doublethe difference

Boubbon Steam Laundryto

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We keep up with tlie times andyou will find large selected line ofReefers and Boys overcoats atPrice Cos and at the rightprice

Wr S Anderson

Of Peck P O Pike Co O RecommendWrightB Celery Capsules

To the Wright Medical CoColumbus Ohio

Gents I have purchased a box of WrlghthCelery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-gist

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AVaverly O and used them for StomachTrouble aud Constipation I was unable todo anything for nearly two years I asedthree boxes of your Celery Capsules and theyhave cured me For the benefit of others soafflicted I wish to send this letter

Very truly yoursW S Andeksom

Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per boxSend address on postal to the Wright MedCo Columbus O for trial size free

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and iifty centswill buy

THE PARISIANthe best welt extension sole kidshoe you ever looked at Made ofnice soft kid has stout but flexi-ble

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soles and is strictly a reliableshoe

Button or Lace Sold at

Clays Shoe StoreCor4tu Main Paris Ky

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Furniture Window Shades OilCloths Carpets Mattresses

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OXiDSA stubborn cold is easily taken itsticks to some people all winter andvery often develops into bronchitis orconsumption You should cure a coldpromptly by taking Dr Bulls CoughSyrup This celebrated remedy is ac¬

knowledged to be most efficient andreliable for all affections of the throatand lungs It cures a old at once

DrBullsCough SyrupPromptly cures Stubborn Colds

Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctorrecommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists

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NO GAS NO COCAINEA simple application to the gums used

only b me and acknowledged by thepublic to 1 e the best and easiest andabsolutely free from any after effi cts

Catepnoric treatment for painlessfilling

Set of teeth 8 00 -Upper hi d lower 15 00Silver fillmus 50 cts up- -

Gold filling 100 upGold ciowns 500PainlesH extraction 50 cts

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Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p inTelephone 79

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For circular of hiB famous and responslbloCOMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY

Awarded Medal at World ExpositionRefers to thousands of graduates In positionsCoitofFoIl Business Coarse including Tui-tion

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Shorthand Type Writing and Telegraphy SpecialtiesBThe Kentucky University Diploma under sealawarded graduates Literary Course free if desiredNo vacation Enter now Graduates successfulIn order to have your letters reach us address onlyGENERAL WILBUR R SMITH LexingtonKyl

Note Kentucky University resources 00000 anhad nearly 1000 students in attendance last year

Important Change on The Frankfort StCincinnati Two New Trains

No 2 train will leave at 930 a mand arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a in

No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrivesat Frankfort at 810 p m

No 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a marrives at 840

No 5 leaves Frankfort at l15vp uiand arrives at 4 p in f

The very best companies com-pose

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my agency whicb insuresagainst fire vind and stonNon union

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For Rknt A six room residence oiHigh Street adjoining the Din Tnrrv yresidence Possession givpiiimuifMiiMtely Apply to J T Hikton

Use Paris Milling Co s Purityflour for sale by all grocersAsk for it Take no other

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