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ssspoaalble e. its fells~iag pretty
story:
saaIsis prenssbas sometimes 70 b
ssntimsntal. Let ne to-day, remem-
Der th.s & = spsing time, however
gloomy The weather msy be. and
rseounya simple loys story. -. -
Last uommss Q GermaA boy ard
girl, Asaf5, and su.ie. living n
Minnesota, felt In love With one
anotAAr. Her family, 1t srst To-
diGsrent satly n The winter pus
themsslyss h opposition 70 The
matchsfn asslasas ssmoaT
But this Romeo WAS no drawing
room lover. Desperately ID esrrsst
himself md cos6dens Of Che Adsl
ny Of bic Julist, he bravely vent 70
work to make Z hoEs for her. He
'already owned : qsartsr- ssoiion Of
Had. 81 Taking his AZ be went 70
his ''sststs" snd there cut down
trees aud hswed out logs enough
g make . cabin, which he put up
without help and fasDishsd in :
rude but comfortable 1ashion. This
dose be. asksd Susis to come and
b bic via She aonssntsd. Un-
fortunately, the youns nan had
not Ut sst up HE earsiags, end
seincs It was unbscouins for :
bride to 60 on foot . hsnd sled
drawn b. the bridsGssew, ",
pressed into the service OF III.
pair. - arsa
r. Thus they went forth 10 scores,
= heir new homo IN The woodland
shAs sidise esialy - The sled, b,
| tugeing bravsly a iha strap. !
was eiehleen miles 10 the litsl
cabb, hnt lore mads the journs!
sshosk Thsrs Che Wedding was 4
take pIsce. > clersynan havlr,
pronissd e b b waiting TO max
the4 man sd Ni6a. ssa q visa
Qnfoftunaselv The clergy NJ
not thsro "a Susls was friehtsas
an 6oksn = shs wasted to z
home But Henry, arievsd at b
distfust. and set secretly please
with her modesty, proposed thu
until clergyman could be found
the cabin should bs divided By pei
tition wall into two cabins, one {
whish should beioog 70 her an
one to him. To this she agree.
ana the young man went elAvs
milea slroseh ihs sede after th
} bSafat sr sEe wi, dssssiAs shsl
home on the slea which had ia,
carried . mora lovely burden. :
Wien the parents found the
ssunAWe5 oretsAsn II was md.
these circumstances. She VI
keeping house b. herself; he liviu
I like bachelor, and bearing him
} self q ovefy way VIII = ckivslros
Ssussesy worthy o. Henry Esmos
himself. The father and mothe
notwithstanding theif grief an
anger, were touched by the q,
conventional honor and purity !,
: The young people. and then wise1
csndlnhed that Tho maboh was mao
H. heaven, gave their hsartiest :,
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81 Das1aSiiy and Revenge.

l1tsas rs Leavsa~srsA fH.s.) riass.]
We rsesived . call yesterday
isdn Jacob I Large. . man uAo
Some neaths ago vss steaetsd and
scalpsd O. the plaiss aesr Fort
Dodge By . band Of ssvsa lndians,
headed By Little Crow. The con Of
the famous Little Crow Who was
killed 10 1861 il llinnesots. #
seems that Mr.. Large. who ha,
been . frontiersman nearly oil his
life, l.ssisg gone 70 Wisconsin 10
IN early. day Of the settlement Of
that State and from thence to Min-
'nesota, was the man Who killed the
dreaded chief In one Of the raids
On the white settlers near the town
ot Hutchinson, on the Grow River,
10 1851, and IVES known and bic
life threatened BY Little Crows son,
Who wss with. his father Of the
time OF HE death. Large came =
: Kansas and stopped ct Fort Dodge.
from which point hs reconoitsred
the surrounding country 10 search
Of . good claim, and while out one
<-day he wAs overtaksn BY . band Of
indians, who we're on . budalo
hun: and Vas recognised by Little
Grow. Large ran from them. but
was too slow Of foot 70 Escape; Nd
leg Was broken in two places, ord
his scalp was taksa from his eye
brows to the" crown Of bic bead,
and then he WAS left On the prairie
70 die. He VS. picked up BY
scouting psrsy troa The Fort ast
taken in fdr trsasment lis le1
healed, bit his hsadi il fs srfal
eight and will be . long time hest
Ing u itsvse does. Ono q his eye
have become blind. "A soon ~
be Was able TO walk HE anxiety I,
sstarn home started hiin 81 in the
direction, and he arrived 10 Leav
enworth yesterday. He hopes t.
socsivo I'D here 70 taks him home
add II hs does not, says he vii
i sswAa1e a - ass3 os1 a9a, esdaa xss teal
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Extract Of Jurubeba

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Wafer Brash, Heartburn, Low Spirits, &c,
In thirty. five years never failing to cure The
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generally. g. E. Potts 4 Co.. Agents fss
Richmond, Indiana. Depot, lag Eighth IT.
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& mis- especially adapted 70 eeastit.-
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organs, and Is manifested b. T6mors, Emp.
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I. secrets, and important infer lion, mailed
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

One <fuhe principal causes of poor
osys'6frorn is the neglect or delay in
the first workings. The hurry
and anxiety to put in the cotton fire.
.queffy causes the corn to be neglected
until it receives an injury from which II
never receivers. When the third and
fourth blades appear the blow should
run around 1t running as close as pos
sible to the plants without covering
them and running as deeply as possibly.
They should be pillow deeply so that
the lateral roots which extend very rap
idly may find loose and fine bed to feed
in. As the plants grow and the rosts ex-
tend the blowing should be shallow un-
Ill sweep should be the only nipple
ment used. The hoe force should imme-
diateIy follow the plows, thinning to a
stand. and drawing soft earth to the
young plants not leaving single weed,
blade of grass, or superduous plant TO rob
the crop Of a particle of the nutriment
which belongs to the crops. Nothing
should interfere its thorough per-
fornance. If this were properly attended
TO we should hear of few crops Of five or
six bushels to the acre even on what we
call our poor lands.-S Farm
Home.
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Abduction and Desertion.

A respectable old farmer, jos. Owens.
from Norris City, White county, Ill. +,
was in our city on last Wednesday, in
search. of his daughter, Joan Owens, a
young girl not quite IA years old, who,
he said, had been induced to run o.,
with a nelghbor named Russell Jones,
alias Hicks, who had left a wifeand three
children. Jones is about % years of age,
and be had coaxed the girl to desert her
home, while on her way to school, leav-
ing without any clothing, save what she
had upon her person at the time. The
seducer, Jones, had but little money at
the time-the couple having walked
nearly the entire distance. The addressed
father learned that his erring child was
seen in this city on Friday, 23d ultimo,
but can trace her no further. In compa-
ny with the police he visited Grace How
ards bagnio, but could learn nothing of
his child. The scoundrel, Jones, SHOULD
be penitentiaried for life, if caught. No
punishment is too severe for such vile
biped. Henderson Nelus.
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II there be anything upon which the
gods look down with disgust, Il Is the
spectacle Of an able-bodicd young man
parting HE ambrosial locks in the middle.
These divinlfies are charitable towards
that pride that swings bamboo cane,
dispcrts brass ring, a pinckbcck watch
chain. or resplendept paste diamond.
but they avert their benignant faces and
draw together their celestial eyebrows,
and their divine stomschs grow queasy,
when that sight Of transcendeut Stiffness
"a human being ploughing a furrow
through the center of his heads pre-
sentod 10 their vision. Respectable NOR
tails are also nauseated by such puppyism,
such poodle-doghOOd. It's indices are UNI
failing. When a rut is cut through the
centre Of the noddle, the vacuum beneath
seldom ferments with the rising princi.
piles Of liie-brains No brain can stand
the wear and tear Of such cerebral agri-
culture.
When you see the hair pitched up and
gsimmcd close to the sides Of the head,
and rest your eye upon the inevitable
trench, set down the owner for n sloppy
hobby, empty-pated, purposelsss ninny-
hammer; a mere piece Of human jelly, a
floating oyster, pulpy and tasteless. just
isnyuid aud li-iir-s enough 10 keep the
trench from being filed up. The stom-
ach Of human society is strong as that Of
the cassowary-but not strong enough to
digest the Observation-Disclosures
nuisance. 1t acts like Don Quixote's
Balsam. II is a perpetual mustard plas-
ter, peripatetic puke.
When You see a fellow that splits his
ringlets by the rule Of three, and makes
a proportion for exact distances when he
combs his Uranium, you can search his
pockets and not be indicted for robbery.
A mortal afiuent enough for this diver
tisement has no need for money. He
would sacrifice a thousand dollars for his
father rather than one particular hair
should struggle from its file. You may
pinch his ear, tweak his nose. and tramp
on his eorns-he can't fight, it wsuld ruff
fie his ringlsts, and dam up the mathe-
matical continuity Of the labOred groove
chiseled through chunks Of bears oil and
'decayed odon of CASTLE soap, tobacco
smoke, and cimmon drops.
Young man, eschew this stupid efsem-
macy Rather than part your hair in the
middle, cut 1t off and sell it to make bed
clothes for young wood-peckers, lease it
BY che year for rat beds, plant it in spring
;peas-or Early York cabbage, and take in
bed-bugs TO Craze at a nickel head.
Rather thsn part it in the middle, let il
60 unkenpt and matted. and fill it with
corn arhshing- worms, and let your moth
er's hens AMI chickens scratch in il tor a
'iiyelibeddz--B.'aekeR Co. Chronicle.
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Pile Your Pnner.

An exchange well says il is worth
while TO save your home paper aud have
ID bound. A few years will make it the
most instructive and entertaining volume
you can possess. All the laws of associ-
alton make il more or less a history Of
yourself and friends. Names, dates,
facts, are preserved for you in the most
accessible manner. Over il you may cry
at your mistakes, laugh at your follies,
and rejoice in the view Of those steps
that have led you to prosperity. It re-
cords the history Of town, and this is
but an epitoms Of universal history.
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Information wanted.

Albert Shindelbower, ~ years old, a
son Of VIM. Shindelbower, of Nicholas
vile. left his fathers house Tuesday
morning, 10th of April, and has not since
been heard Of Had on at the time he
leii, blue cloth cap, plaid pants, and
gray jeans roundabout. He has a small.
dark, hazel eye, and looks a little down
when spoken to. Any information will
be thankfully received by bis anxious
parents
Papery throughout the State by copy
ing the above, will confer a favor upon
agrieved and anxious family. -Jessamine
Journal
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We zee thousands whose will is para
lyzed by tobacco, who struggle to be free
but give up in despair. They need an
antidotc for an Unsuitable appetite.
To such as are utterly siupeRcd by the
drug. and such as revel in silva and
smoke-glorying in their shame--we
make no appeal; but to such as "groan.
being in bondage longing to be free, we
say, Here is our antidote, friend, tryit.
We ask nothing for III"
Make the most Of your will. Drop
tobacco, and resolve never to use il again
in any form.
Go to an apothecary shop, and buy
ten cents worth Of gentian root, coarsely
ground.
Take as much Of il after each meal,
or cftener, as amounts to common quid
Of fne-cut or cavendish.
Chew il well and swallow all the "a.
Iva.
Continue this a few weeks, and you
will come Oft conqueror. Then thank
God for freedom.
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A CASE which is likely to call forth
all the emotional resources of French
jury is told as follows. A young man,
having accepted challenge from noted
duelist, goes home and tells his mother
about it. The good lady rushes off dis
tracted, to the house Of the dueiist,
whom she finds practicing with a pistol
in his garden, and what is worse, hitting
the mark every time. She implores his
mercy, but is coldly repulsed by the
marksinan, who declares his intention to
kill her son. Thereupon, in her wrath
and terror, the poor woman snatches up
pistol and shoots the duelist dead. The
chances are that she will be acquitted,
and indeed. it is difficult to imagine any
case which offers more genuine extenua-
ton. A jury Of mothers, at least, would
not long deliberate upon their verdict.
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TouNa ladies now at school, who ex-
pect to make their living by school
teaching, are advised to study the follow
ing report from Maine, which may stand
for every other State in the Union: 1.-THE
weekly wages of female teachers in the
State is $3.50. Now, if a female teacher
instruct both summer and winter, the
twenty weeks of the school year, she will
receive the magnificent sum Of s72.-
That is, if young woman come into
Maine to teach for a living, each year
she will get s72 and her board for twenty
weeks, and for the remaining thirty-two
weeks she must pay s2424, the average
teachers board being s2.32 per week.
She will, then, at the end of the year,
be in debt 1924, without paying one cent
for culture, clothing or comfort"
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/. Gentian root is a tonic, bitter in
taste, and will do much to neutralize and
allay your taste for tobacco.
2. Gentian is a nervine. II will brace
up your relaxed nerves, and save you
from the lawful goneness' under which
you agonize.
3. Gentian, for 3 short time. Is an in
nocent substitute for the quid or pipe.
1t employs the mouth, beguils attention,
and gives a helping hand to the drown
ing man.
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LIST OF GIFTS


The money pay all these gifta in full Is now upon
deposit In the Farmers and Drovers' Bank u LOUIS
yils and st aside for that Palpoe ard can only b
certiheate from the Cashier
OFPcE or FAnnKRs' AND DnovEns' BAsK,l
LOuIsvILLE, KY April Z, isIs. !
This Is 10 certify that there 4 IN the farmers and
blowers Bank 70 the credit q tbs Third Grand Gin
Concert for the benefit q the Public Library Of Ken
lucky, h,s hundred thousand dollars xhieh hss bss.
viii = held BY the TANK and Plld or this Purpsss
and this purpose only. n. 5: WEIGH, Cashier.
the capital IN viii 81 $4,000 in greenbaeks, aud ;,
Of the $50 900 M the szs Oo0 the go co., the $1,000
the 5000, and Al the other gifts ioooe In number,
The rsanani o. unsOId tickets win be farnlshed to
those Who hrst apply ordes accompanied By the money
alsays having preferences 'Ter agennl At the following
PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whole ticket. siO, hAIve. e5, and quar-
ters $3.50. Eleven whole ticket for 900,
GO s. 600 100 Zoe $4,000; $50 or 100, and dooo
for $4,000 No discount on leS than 800 worth Of
The concert and distribution Of gins viii beein At
sclOok Tuesday morning, July q M Public Library
Hall and the following will be the order q proceedings
for each ticket soldl In large wheel i'd Placng u gins
10 small wheel ith. Music BY orchestral hand. bth
Sss ssaI ~ ass i 10 san s
Drawing Of last half u gihs. 9Th. Placing Of lArgs
wheel With tafs IN hands q committee appointed BY
The music this grand OCCASION will BE- the best that
can be procured. and the gentlemen who count aud
place the taas and gins In the wheels and superintend
lhe drawing and koep the record Of the drawn numbers
viii he chosen nom the best known and msst trust
worthy dtizens Of the state An viii be 20 eoadueied
- 10 b. perfect guaranty against complaint nom anF
last source
The payment II sins will bogia on saturday, July
a. II O'clock A. N. Tickets drawing gins must be
presented Al room Nc. Public Library Building,
= here cash checks upon the Farmers Bank Of Louis
New lork, Al the option OF the holder, vill BE- given
br TOE tickets An gina called ior In ontha iloIn
und
For nsll particulars send OR clrcuiars
ThOs. r. DRAMl.ErfE, Louissine, Ky,
Agent Pablo Library Ky,
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ONE inch of rain fall distributes one
hundred tons Of water over an acre Of
ground. A suggestive fact, in mechan-
ical as well as an agricultural point of
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

WHAT is that which is full of knots,
which no one can unite, and in which no
one can tie anOtheri A cord Of wood.
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some of the farmers Of Warren eoun-
ty are claiming twenty-five bushels of
wheat to the acre, from the growing
crop.
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IT h the general impression IN the
South that the incoming cotton crop will
be the most valuable ever raised In the
United sLaies, aggregating $3.50, 600, 600,
Of which $50. ooo. 600 will 80 the speea-
Alon.
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ENOUGH Of the 100000 tickets issued for the TinRD
II GRANB GIFT CoscKKr, In aid Of the Public Libra
~ VI Kentucky having been sen 20 insure null draw
ing, and the wish having been universally expressed
that the i0O 900 cash gifts offered should be drawn In
full and paid In full without any scaling down. here-
tofore, the management, with The concurrence Of the
TRUSTEES have determined 20 allow ninsy days
r the sale Of the remnant Of tickets len hand. The
concert and distribution advertised Or April Il there
L-..-.- 4.
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BREEDING.

I DESIRE e. call the aitsntlon II hrnerr IN Ilnco,n
L and atlaiuine oouutiss 10 he merits u my
berkshire. Poland, and BlE-bone China
Hos nos the owner u Ne caichratsA bar,
ksuturky fhirtaiu,' una II The nnrsi Thoroughbred
Ilsrkshrsa 10 IT,. state ard ai.a ~ iKssriu.,N ~
nnd and nE-haus Nhina hog They sill h. rertnlttsd
~ -rrrr spSs n rra~snthlr prce Call anil exainns
then Al my rusiinncs IN Niiilscgtiis tAnn enunty
ksniaeay lA-iyl n. husstLi.
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Tuesday, July sth, Is73,

on which day and other, they will positively and
uneSuiyeeay take place In Public Library Hall Lou
isville, Kentucky.
At thik grand concert the ALLOWING essh gns IN be
distributed BY lot and sid In fun 70 the cke-hodes
" no draw than
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

Why is South Carolina like a pianol
Because the d6rkles dark keys are
whites.
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ELIZABETHTOWN : PADUCAR
l. RAILROAD
COMPLETED TO PADUCAH..

Passengers leaving Louisville on $40 NJ tfaln male
close conhoction a EiEahsthown with ioao NJ Train.
d BROCK, Superintendent.
o. RRAnsnEAn. oen1 fa.s. ATt
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

some people say that dark-haired girls
marry first. We diher-its the light
headed ones.
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FANCY GROCERIES.
AuctiOneer's Notice.

nANiEL MILLER, resident aas,iooesr viii attend
~ 20 all public sales cocrt day - -. etc. entrusted
10 him hpecul attention given taa Ales Of real state
household gods. and merchandlss 5i-tf