The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
sWrrgy on FIVE rrRE.

TER Of the Gospel being drunk In the
pulpit with too much holiday on the
brain. The item has been published in
every Newspaper in the United States.
Since then II has been stated, on the very
hest authority, that the minister was not
drunk nj an, but had taken during the
morning. too heavy 4 dose Of laudanum
and spirits Of nitro for disease Of the
liver viii the papers all over the coun-
try correct the error9 That's the qucs-
ton.
AN international copyright law
snail We have II or mott Thc newspapers
n the day ere agitstine this question 10
some extent. OF course, the publishers
all over the country are opposed TO IL I;
and as long rs the publishers are opposed
10 II, there is no probability that such q
law, however just in the abstract, can be
passed. The publishers have the means
and the influence to carry out their
mcasurcs; and II h not likely that they
win xttempt 10 carry out the idea Of an
international copyright law till they can
be convinced that it will "pay." The
publishers Of America and England are
--p'D.al
new "any o, you msde and
Nce,seo view iea,s cars, ana don !
you 'n,n1 u Isl more nonO1ed N 'ne preach
."Am 'ne observance me custom i'se"
ngn!FnapS, @.en '" Acus'on'
sg. mmS :" 'renu' " oan "r,
,'enus' re'a',ons upon re'",'ons' anu
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n This were done manv n good.naturcd
renerou.-bearted fellow would wake I'M
from a New-Year's slumber that had no
uiphtmare in IL with n clear head and
joyful heart. Try il next season, lust for
new experieuce.
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lao ror Nov yorL ,ho, vii, Law over ami
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WEN N srrh,dv con a. I; Cum,..:.
Tho man Il !. ;n,;m.,sd ,h., po.,on
whom she hear. abou, !, will ovon ~
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moro !. 10 nnr.uo pn, !, !. snn,,os.a
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cha racter. The world is on tiptoe with
the widest expectation, and we tremble
as we write this paragraph.
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p.,sr. r., p.,on p..n..s;,a Isa.as
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s,.;"I,,uS a.. h;-.~.;. NJ S.e
the actor, Colonel Faulkner, author of
the "Arkansaw Traveller" Guizot, the
great French author, Barry Cornwall,
Tom HOOD, IN, and Sherwood Campbell,
the American baritone. Thus we fade,
and the places which knew us once,
know us no more forever.
Mr.. Robert Dale Owen, the immor-
tai friend of the mortal Katie King, con-
tinues to pour himself out in cards
through the newspapers. Katie King