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The Danville Breeze tells of a young
woman riding with a young man, and ex
claiming at the sight of two calves: "Oh,
see thoso two little cowlets." " You are
mistaken," said the young man, " those
are not cowlets; but bullets."
Paris will bo well supplied with amuse-
'
ments this weok. Bourbon Fair, Shield's
ten-cent circus, the Ka-ton-ka and Modoc
Oil Indian troupe, and the Harry Webber
company are all booked for the place.
Pity tho people of Paris now, if you have
any pity.
D. A. Shanaiian, member of the Arm
of Mason, Shanahan & Co,, contractors
of tho railroad, and Miss Mayuie Mc
Donald were married in Louisville on the
1st instant. Both are prominent members
of the "leading society circles of Ken
tucky's metropolis.
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Descriptive lectures by Professor J. W.
Mc'Garvey, illustrated by lantern projections,
to be delivered at Christian Church
Thursday and Friday nights, September
9th and 10th. Tickets. 25 cents. Lot all
who' wish both entcrtainmont and
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' Tim glpomy fears, desponding jviowd,
andwoannpsa (hat many qin plain .of,
would disappear were the blood' made
pure and healthy before reaching the delicate
vessels of tho brain. Ayer'a
purifies and vitalizes the blood,
thus promoting health of body and sanity
of mind.
Ayer'a Ague Cure, when used according
to directions, is warranted to eradicate
from tho system all forms of malarial
disease, such as foyer and ague, chill
fever, intermittent remittent and billious
fevers, and disorders of the liver. Try it.
The experiment is a sate pno, and will
cost yo'u nothing if a-euro, is not effected.
