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EXCELLENT Weiss beer At the Thslis.
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"'Tls not the whole Of life to live,
Nor yet of death to die."
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u,urn Notary Public.
j. HURD, p,rao,.
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R.ehteor the remark made, 81
We .es' up my rights, when We a; the
ne are fully satisfied that the person
using the expression does not fully un
der.tand what 'hs rights" are, nor the
proper classification Of those rights. IN
order TO correct understanding of the
question it is proper that We first exam
inc the varied rights we have, and not
apply the principle governing one class
of rights TO all. The word rights" II
generic, and is as broad in its signifca-
siOn as the word farming The leading
different kinds of rights we have may
lie arranged under the following heads ;
religious, moral, social, evil, and politi
cal
Under our religious rights we can
worship God according to the dictates o.
nur own conscience, and accept the or
.hodox views of any of the sect4 Of the
christian religion Our moral right
require Us TO practice all the virtues. snd
old the vices Of the human family
Our social rights, guide and direct our
intercourse Niih our fellow men. Our
civil right. govern as by an obedience to
Fhs lava OF the land, while orr political
rights bestow Oh rs the elective franchise
hut permits Us 10 use that privilege a.
we may think most conducive TO the
prosperity aud perpetuity of government
Thus we see that the functions, powers
snd privileges of the different kinds Of
rights are entirely separate and independ
ent of e1ch other, and the Que confers
! 10 Itself. no power over the other. Who
would for moment contend that the
possession of moral right conferred
political ore or that CT il rights esiab
lished social ones? or that the reasoning
and application Of one should govern
tie other? As soon would we assert
that we were impairing. or taking away
the right of farming, by demonstrating
that wheat was more profitable crop
than dog feDnel.
A man may have the lega. and politi
cal right. or rather the laws governing
his civil and political rights may tolerate
the drinking Of Intoxicating drinks. ye;
the divine aud moral laws prohibit it.
aud his moral rights are infringed npon
every time lie qnaffs at the flowing bowl
Il man may have the political and socal
right. or tolerance, 10 steal, yet the di /
vie law forbds il, and civil rights arc
trampled upon at every theft. A man
may have the legal right, OF tolerance, to
cut off his hand, or shoot down his own
horse but is not his power of defence
and property gone. and what man would
contend for the exercise of such right
Let those who are SO tenacious in
"giving up their rights" when they take
the pledge of total abstinence from oil |
that can intoxicate, examine carefully. |
and see if it Is not thsir prJudices, rath-
er than their rights, that they are called
upon to surrender, and if the rights OF
society and morality are not violated by
the practice Of drinking intoxicating
liquor.
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Tempera nce and Educati0n--.
gfnrray. Ky.

We are glad to know that there is an
Increasing interest upon the subjects of
Temperance and Education, (they always
go together). in Murray, the county seat
of Galloway county. This place has i'm
proved considerably in the last few years,
nearly doubling itself, until it presents
very agreeable appearance. Its pleasant
homes, resting upon grassy plsts and
gentle elevations. peep from shady groves,
bright and new, like jewels in the land
scspe" Recently her citizens have
erected. at cost of about $4,000. one
of the most commodious and handsome
buildings in this end of the State for
educational purposes. aud they justly
feel considerable pride in their college
At a recent election there for town
Trustee, the liquor dealers ticket was
badly defeated. One of the principal
saloon keepers 10 the place has sold ont
and Joined the cold water army and is
DOW doing most active service for our
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SIR WALTER Scorr wrote: The
fsce OF mankind would perish did we
cease to help each other Prom the time
that the mother binds the chiid's head
till the moment some kind assistance
wipes the dew of death from the brow Of
the dying, We canpot exist without mu
iual help All, therefore, that need.
have right to ask of their fellow NOR
:sls, snd 10 one who has it IN his power
10 grant. CAP refuse without incurrinS
guilt.
If the aboge principle il true IN iis
general sense, does it NOT apply with re
doubled force to the cause OF Temper
auce. where society has % long conn
seDauced social and moderate drinking
No rational and sensible man will at
tempt to defend moderate dram drinking
IS being right, within itself, yet the in
diligence Of the practice has become so
universal by the quasi endorsement Of
society a. to almost commend itself on
lite own merit 1. society then by It's
insclion has lent her influence to this
evil, what is the duty of every phiIan
tL---'s. aud christian? Assnredly it IL
10 ehapge the current, to rcfo,u, the Gus
tom. The question 'hep arises how l.
,his reform to be effected? We answer
both by precept aad exarnple-apd it l.
the duty of every good man to so act as
will the most effec.ual!y help his Fellow
creature.
The moderate drinker, the drunkard
fwho is but the offspring of the moder
ate drinker) as well as The young and
rising generation call for help, to chefft1 I
This evil practice, aud he who "ou''
= cold incurrinr the guilt of its con''Eu'
,nce must enroll himself among the
friends Of this reformation, putting CD
ii. yhole armor of warrior. and nth 1Tf,b
;ng under the silken banner
Hore and Charity.
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\ complimentary extra COPY furnishsa
with every club Of ten cash sabscribers for
any proposed edition.
application.
A liberal commission allowed to canvass.
ers
Postmasters everywhere are requested 70
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Our old patrons can help "a materially nv
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Taken Up rs a Stray

DY j. H. SERMONS, living miles ems,
ID of Hickman, near the Dresden road in
Fulton county on the 9th inst, one red and
white spotted COW. aged about seven years.
having some white in her face. some de.
hciency in left hip, marked with split in
right ear, but having no brands or other
marks. Appraised at the value Of ten
dollars.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of March.
1872 J. P. MAYES
marehle Up. ?. c.
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cause. The Murray Gazette, By the way,
one of the bravest newspapers in the
State. is published weekly, and to its IN.
fuence Murray is indebted for much OF
its present enterprise and improvement.
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Hickman, Ky.
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The Real velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French.

These pills, 80 celebrated many years ago in
Paris for the relief " female Irregularities aud Af
terward- for their criminal employment IN me prac.
tce abortion, now offered for sale Tor tne nr-t
time 10 America. They have been Kept 10 colnpara-
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Velpau T. a physician IA Pari- ct great wealth and
has -trct conscientious principles, and has withheld
them from general use lest they should BE- employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female DISTINCTIONS, Falling OF the
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Col McCOmb Is reported % have said
that he is ready 10 tell the Credit MnbiHer
Investigation Committee all he knows of
bribing Congressman but he must be in
terrlgated--he will volunteer nothing.
He does say, moreover that he knows Of
one undeniable case OF bribery in Congress
There will be a painful curiosity q know
who Is q be affected by his evidence in
that particular Speaker Blaine, on his
part, is reported IN have denied all CON
necti1n with the Credit Mlbilier traRsae-
ti1us, quite as explicitly a. he did during
the campaign last Summer As the in
vestigati N is conducted in secret. Il is
obvi ius that correct conclusions cannot be
drawn until the summary Of evidence is
published II is said that Mr.. Cakes
Ames will not deny the authorship of the
letters which CD. McCamb published :.
that he did offer the stock = several Con.
gressmen, which offer was accepted in
some cases and declined in others; and
that the memorandum. Of names made BY
Colonel MeComb On the back of one of the
Ames letters was taken down, not as indi-
eating tho gentlemen who had actually
received stock but some Of those ~ whom
stock was 10 be, or had been. offered under
the conditions specified in the Ames letters.
II this much shall be discovered By the
Special Committee of InvestiEatio Mr.
Oaks Ames ought 10 be expelled for hi,
attempts at bribery.
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SPECIE PAYMENTS.

Hon. SIS. Cox of New York, has in
tfodneed, IN Congress, bin for the re-
sumption Of specie payment, It provides
that, w "
On and after the LIST day Of, 1873,
United States Treasury notes shall cease
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cept in the payment of debts contracted
after February Is, 1862, and before the
LIST day Of, 1873, and, except in pay
ment for taxes, interest due or to become
due to the United States. The Secretary
of the Treasury shall withdraw from cir.
cnlation and destroy during the month
from and after the first day Of -, 1877;
tnet>less than millions Of ,treasur,
notes heretofore issued, until the. who'll
pmount thereof are extirs1ished.
The question goes to the committee OF
banks and currency for consideration.
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BowAYFoS, Conn, Feb. 1872.
DH. o. PHELPS BRowN, No. 81 Grand ST.. Jersey City
Nj.
Dear sir:-My brother who is now in his l4th
year, has been subject TO Epilepsy fits from child
hood, The spasms would invariably occur during
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fcbl3dwiy CHARLES RAYMOND.
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fla person has Consumption, of course the lungs
in way diseased either tubercles abscesses
bronchial irritatiOns, pleura adhesion exist, the
lungs are mass ofinhamation and fast decaying
IN such cases what must be done: 1t is not only the
lungs that are wasting but it is the whole body.
The stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood ont of food Now, the only chance is TO take
DR.. Schenck three medicines, which will bring up
tone to the stomach, the patient will begin to want
food will digest easily and make good blood then
the patient begins to gain in flesh, and as as the
body begins to grow the lungs commence TO heal up,
aud the patient gets heshy and well. This is the
only way TO cure Consumption.