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, 1876-01-19
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Glen Comp GieB 9eitern II, Iteben Sob
lengruben orbeiten, auBcrbem wu,ben
nod Is anberc@ruben iii Betrieb 9e1est.
Man bbrt, toB bic Mrbeit gum 10. Seb.
[fortoauern 1oll, Damn loa lie abernnis
bis sur GrDTnun9 oer S9iHFa9rt eill9e=
ltelt lperoen.
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tern Mbeno bronnte in Gberpole Elm gan.
ses @eniert bon @obn6duferm SDrtiger
Bergleute ab. SIZE armen 2eute perlo=
rem NlIca.
q p=OrIeans, II. San. Soa=
quin Garansa pnn Den Nbilipinen Sn=
ieln mnrbe beute Worsen lDe9en MngriTs
in m0roerii9er Nbfi6t auf &ofael GOn=
sales perboftst. SIN Stations6anie laste
en- oab, en- geaern Mbeno ieine Trau er=
moroet babe, neil lie I9 nit @on3oles,
eincm Megifancr> oerl9poren, i'm 81
berauben uno Damn our65ubrenneI. Sue
8oli5ei fano Die 2ti6e. 9ielelbe NOR
nit einem 66ultermeHer e.to9en.
SranforG 3. &p., IS. San Ser
bemotrotil@e Caucus ernonnte seltern
Go1t, Samcs 8. Bed als Ser. Staten
Senator. nad) eiuem lehr oufserestsn Ii.
pcrldusertem Strejte-
ep=0 or t, IS. San. George 8.
Moneop, Elm Mitslieb Der Stod ST.
DANCE fa0irte 9eute Msorgsn.
genterpiae, Sno., IS. Sanuur.
Gin 6ener 5erft6rte seltern oas @fbGuoe
Der Serrn Morton, Dunbar e 9ouiton
S9neioersei6Gft ,:ab Soplors@roeerie
GerluF $4,000. @erli6ernng gerin9.
9as Geler Guroe Don einem 8ranoTif=
ter ongele9t.
gopingto n, GD., IS. San SSas.
s. Style & Sruber, Gi9entbumsr bes
G~opinston r&oIins Mias", ma4ten ei=
ne uebsrtraeuns. 9lftiDa nnh Yailioa
)ino nidt betanHt.
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GnglaaD.

SomoDn, IS. San. Sic ~9a4p
Meps" per0Hentli4t cine 9epe|3s BON
ggeF Cones alf Der Snlel @igN OaB
Der .NorobsAtlde 2lpo-'9ampfer 500
lier," Don Mep 0ort ua6 Sremen ull=
ter,pees. ouf Den Srumblss auf9elauTen
lit uno baG bic 8erlu6e, i'm Ilott 5al
MAIDEN, bis jebt eriolslos marfr. Mau
wiro wabrl9e!nlid senDtbi9t lein. sineH
She'll Der 2a0un9 gu lDl9en.
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1er w66entli6en &eune oes Getraloe=
banbels, es lei Dor Mars feline Se1le'
runs in ben Yreilen 81 erparten. Sit
eontinentalen W1rfte waren tau. Vii
Dem eanSen Continents lis9t tlefel
S9nee.
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Greta.

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9epel9e an Die .Suilp @eips" Iast, bab
Dem brltll9en Sice= Goniul auf Greta
non mebreren einfluBrei9en 8iirsern DIE
~flttbe'luns sema4t 1T, oaB lie Die Nn=
reglOr Der Sniel Oura @robbritunnien
Oelarworten. Sie srie9ii6e Yartei ops
pO'''rt Der S%epesuns, Sn 6olse oieier
gage Der 9inse bat bic YIorte &apuf
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GpQnien.

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aus ct. Suan De 2ns an Die uSimes"
1agt, ooB @enerol Mori9ons BON SNn
SebaItion aus Die SDben pOn Irrabain
elll9enommen unb Die farIiitil9e Mrtil=
lerle sum S6peisen gebradt bat.
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2onbon, Is. Sanlar. Cine
Spesial : Sepel4e poll @ien mclost
Dem nStanbaro," Oob Momtcne9ro
nod $4,000 peitere Mustetcn getauit
bat. Ser 5anoel nuroe ourd1 einen
rnllil6en Ngenten obgcldloIien unb
Die @affen NIT rulii9em @eloe be-
5ablt.
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Ccfreib.

2onhon, IS. San. Giue @ieusr
9epsi@e melbct. Dap mon in offi5leaen
Greilcn gu g%onltantinopel 9laubt oaB
England MuoraIps &efurmplan 9ntbel=
Zen wiro.
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Sieies Sclici6. y. parat sis Ger @,t,el ID
aMerifaniiden 2nre tqso, " t%'ttr;rt, III Elm aloa
ateines eisblins5aetr1nte Ger 9sairrbncr Dec @ebin
ses non 4eu., @Ierifo uno firliutm Salifrrnia,
40 Sie Nfanje pddit un6 geoeiht. Sic Scrti0ea
terjte Recommendation 6alsloe ~belf0noi9 ais elm
l5timulant uno Siuretie in alien Sranfs
fcitcr, nslde fotbe Rittel erhciiGen. @iner ces
eieentbuntGr ~perielben, W0hrcno elmer El,nereiit
kurf Msrito uno &oIiicrnia pcr einiyen Sabret
trbielt BON einen fpaniiden Slater inter Dem Gies
Nsl Der @eri1iriesenbcit SoS Sriainol=RrNpt Der
Bubereining. Tie Giacntblmer ecNclbcn eifdrer
Is DEM oIee:neinrn 4'ublitunI in Der ScHrura, Sat
kin anerfamtsr mertD an Del &ifts e,s fii0tn
Oceans, eurb Gtbraud) an Ger attantifben &ile
~ssffei9ert rerbc, Ga fe ~iiber;a0t fno, oo6 Sieits
5eilmittel ais ein gSrblthGter zee Ntenf6heit cut
trttt %sins mfe6lbaren @iacntbaften ermeiisn
Nd c,..l ,GiraYel, gplt, d,rcniidsr TNslnatiSinds,
~ntipisnte Maieriud,t, Slatulenb &rlit, Sbiults
tionen Ger 2Slafe, Der 9tieren un0 uriuGre Sr9are;
oeoen SpSppfa ino og0emeine Gd)pGd,s ur0 in
SQaen. mo Gle pebenstr6fte in, eiuten p~esriHeas
If fein @ebrnu1 mlo Grpls SeNelben 10 -"'s
n~iiratulrs uno uniibtrtrciFen.
Ole W'erifaner baltf1 IS fir Gin ~cbiolutsS
rifr-9'lmitttl eon Geur6utie.
O Gcbraneos .s.r,pt flung.
~ elm Sturetie einen @flV1sI roGi In ei,,,a
SScinelaie poa aatSrlroHer brtimal ecs Says, oet
Atr M,obiwit. ais Gin 0timulant ron einem
Sattcn bis III einCm Nonjtn SSeinOlalt Dol nit sta
penie SpaNsr 70 Oft ais nrtfi9.-
@raminire rem eiesd auf Gem otppten fcroeSi
ss rno d~ber}uuse Ghb, eaab SaNelbs porbrr nidA
ssbroben.
aNle' 4,,rsis miro rcn ce.. S;asnt5I.efn fir Oh
tercn S.ai0sn unp Siiisn bsiablts 4e,ss at;tl59
cHldssbrc6t Iusroti,
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DIR. s. %. Soofe, 800 2crirston 9pc.
Cor. 6. Este Ctr, Stem Dorf, als utab.
bdn9iger gtrst, bcbau6elt olte grten 6 + ro IL
ii9er &ran fbeiten, NIB empfdngt
8ricfe ans o1en G9citeH Der cipiliiirten
@elt.
9ur9 bic origi1etle gSciie in ser 9us.
iibung ~iei1er mebi3inii6e Yraris
bebanoelt er Sablreide Y%aticntcu in europe,
@efSubien, Canada uno it iebcm
Staate Der gereinigten Gtantcn.
SriefliGe GOninltatiOncu uaentacltlid.
@eber Rineralien nod id)dblide Bflan,en
9cbraltdt. Sei1abe 10000 9atieuten ,plr,
ben III ben lctteu 20 Sa4ren ~bebanbelt.
Sober Sall tpiro cin3eln ior9fdttis resi[trirt,
Oh briefid ODER peri6utif), Oh bon benz Doctor
ielbit oSer ieincu Siilfsdr5ten. 9ettcre 1in6
alle ipiiienidaftliA %9ebiloctc We0isiney,
ate gatiemfen, ,uerfc ewtfernf ruognem,
erbolten cine altsfiibrlide Sragctife franco
per 45oit pber int 9aule. Sin polidubiges
i9ftematiides Gintrugen in ben 8idern,
perbiltoert Sebler ODER Srrtbitmer. Die
0i6er sperbeu NIT bon Den auseferten
&eroteA geGfftet.
Mesen Sra9elife ooer anberipeitise Con.
iultationcn a~breijire ulau tuie folst:
q DR.. e. IS. FOOTE,
o.. Hon n-...
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Yal6a nit ertoeitertcr Ma6tpoafommen
beit mieoerum gum Gonperueur ber SIT
lel ernonut.
, 1876-01-19
Dit Tnhkmr

1t %beitiinmt. has sanse btsbcrise Seilu:rfubrcn inns
luitoben, 0te 8ur iptrb burb has ioaenannte
SoDbeo nno bnr3 @%innebmen Don 2pBrulper
belptrtt Vic %sob6dber 5eisen on, no bic Rrantbeit
Sett aei9en fe bic 2eoeustraIt bes 1eniden an.
Gauienoe iino In ben lesten spei Sabren In Der
9aoesNnitalt, "a Gtanten Str Acw Dort. gebetlt
,Sureen, llnter ben @'Eeilten %befitben ii6 pieIe
1b non onoeren Sdot. N ooourb, bnB lte brett auf
bic ErGntbett einrptrlen, II . ben franfen Gtoif erlts
lernen, N ipel9er 6orm ct aud sum @oridein
comma STE fino eth 9erbrcnnungss ober 4usldeis
bnn9ssGroceB Der &ronfbettsitoiie. Sober Rrunfe
iptro bel Der Inpenouns oteier Sur {~o;uiagen 5ein
st9enet Mr;t.. Gein Semano burb bteic 8aberee s
bsttt tit, 10 TT er ptrflt4 unb raoital 9cbeilt, p&bs
rsno nab Der bisbert9en 3etlmetbobe bic Mtttet
8eno9nli9 9efdbrli5cr limb oI5 bic Sronfbeit Ielblt,
Iino i9 Siters e aan5ss Deer i~e-unod.e r ,srants
beiten e%initet.
Dbplei& Die supodder oas srantbeiten, innsrri5
lno duberltd, %tnrtren. TO lino bod bic @irtunse1
bet toi9enosn Rrantbctten, beionoers peun ie jid
nod in ocutsm 3uitanoe %befinben, gan, ouserorocrts
lid: Nteber, ielbit Nerpens nno Tpphusieber,
, ns59e' s sssf Iea anS gs' asssafa1 mt , 5Ms s sa ,siF4
sewbbnli@ leibt furirt. WaNsrfmd,t NbeMs
ntattsmns uereen oft iept, ihntG. oebeiIt;
tpPbili!iS6e &rantssitsu in iebsm lsraos. SCI
d. be"'u 8raufbeiten, Sranont1ben, @es
fdlap rcH Scrop3elA &C. lit bic @irtuns cine
plSslide II. I'D BARE. Mur en Dab tit birreidenb.
nm Seoeh Don -er 2str.nh9 gu hoerSeu9en. W0s
Sndcrrnbr (cin. s':est nmbeilbors arant5sitI
purocn oebc.ti Bet Iesterer &rantbeit eeben 81
groSent beo aGG 'ritoieS nit iebcm Babe 6nr9 ben
Urn ab.
Ole Bar nnb GinnebmesGuluer .uerSen mad
ieoem plat TN eopoe ~p.-stnot. Der Qreis bts
Babe Yulpers lit 81. Der bes Giunebme : Buffers
81. Wan laNe ii4 cine @roidire ibcr bic 9ostts
ta ersIii9sr oeer heati9er Spra9e f@iden.
FIR. RauchfuSs,
"a Stauton Str. (Box 1921
Rev Uere
, 1876-01-19

8cr 1000 tpiatige Selebrunsen itber Scn
menidlifen a5rper fennen lernen mill, boz.
bens1 Ct friber feline abnuns sebabt, Der
lete nOffene Solfsipra9 e NIB Sc.
lumber Enthusiastically" Elm
"er1liinfti9es Sud- fit ueritdnbise 2ellte unb
etn 9ntcs gt4 fir Seberrnanu. Sins benz,
lelbea f0rncn ie6rpiele @aden 9elcr,,t ,uerben,
tpelde Die meiiten Qeltte iidJ geniren bonn
SalSarite 81 erirugen. Sn6atts=Ser.
3et9ntb beS @ertcS franco per Soft an
1eoe beliebige Iorelle. Ilan ,pcltoe iid ou:
2ltrrap Sill gserfass-@ansrunA,
129 @alt %. ct, Sem Oorf.
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pie0nlpnt 4 Arljn9tDr
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BON Gid muno, ga.

TtaIe GeeQI9att put turSaW isr reusa,
eise}ttes tequemes 0ehauce, ede Net Mial
.tne 9te Ctr. beSpgen.
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SIR gerfi9erumssblan it gsssnieitig.
223, 600 Nplieeae amsae:
Nebeit.

"Sn bieifr Gonpaenie fnO picte ser be-
fannteiten bieiissn Geutiher perfid)ert T..
acrnb g. Gbtuarns, G'eueroI=Masnt.
up 9ermarn &Gpple, peutfGsr glgsnt.
, 1876-01-19
Ginfnmmer iiber 81, 500, 900.

@-e. eap,inqtpn, grdi., S, y. ehmorss. giespraf.
y s. S''''g ynsf e. Z. . eS NJ j. i 2i isas. a'i''s'fF'
, 1876-01-19


Seine @eie0idoft bietct ar5Bese gor
t6etle 0enen an. weld)e i6r &ebea oerli
hern, alS OieIe.
DiefeIbe bat @euerel @genten in 25 Gtao.
ten oss &anses unh TT hie eiusiolte }lpltb
Spmpasnie, peihe i'm Staate 1iew go,t
Ohio unS g%snnlplSaNia aHtrtlilyt 1T. golt,e
Tar ACKNOWLEDGMENT dus3nsebe". Here
81, 0, 900
IN bsn lssteu s S.bre1 an Wistpc,
uaa Wailen BON bieIer @tlel(aaft ausaesabit
Der GrfoIs bteFer &pmpagrie IN lit Der Nic
i@idte her setensserlIberunes @eieQldaftr
npt nis hagepslsu. wts f%plsfnbe elite lbre
&rfclees er,ablt:
Erlisfn warsn aussesstsa am IS. @Sr, 1867 eine
y 1. Sept. 1869 5000
n y /. Se3br. 1911 1896
1. Slnudr t67h % NOi
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-11

Some superficial observers may
hink that this is Is not saying much.
| tell them il is saying a great deal,
since, in addition 10 the love that
would satisfy a handsome woman, a
plain one demands rs much more rs
shall satisfy her doubts Of her own
power Of attraction.
But, rs | have said, poor Franks
infatuation was complete; he was even
heard to say that the hapPicst moment
Of his lite was that on which Minnie
confessed 10 him that she did not
choose her fate for life should be dcci.
dcd by the popping Of champagne
cork; she loved him then and ever
since. And often in after years, he
would tell his children about his court.
ship with mamma, and "how he won
korn
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-11
HUMOROUS.

A WEARY man out in Knoxville,
Iowa, who has kept house fourteen
years, has just completed the inven
ton oY coal bucket that will empty
two handfuls Of coal into stove with
out shooting a bushcl and a halt all
over the floor and under the bed in
the next room.
READING from the Star a few eve
nings ago to party of ladies, the par
agraph: They have discovered that
Tilden was the father Of the Credit
Mobelier." one Of them earnestly re
marked, "why, / thought he was q
bachelorp NV shington ID. c.
Star.
TINS is the season when the estima
bic young man lifts his hat to lady
and drops thcrefrom two cabbage
leaves and damp sponge. Where.
upon he passes on, wrestling with his
soul in silence, until he turns the first
corner, Then he says: "Oh merciful
Hevings, what is death by sunstrokc
compared to thiss'
They sat in the parlor and he
squeezed her hand. ooh, would that
this hand were minc,' he sighed
WHY" she simpered. because i
it were mine, could knock bullock
down better than with sledge ham
mer." The last seen Of that young
man he was tying to climb to the
roof of the house by means Of the
waterproof.
HUMAN nature is indeed a queer
study. A boy may sing "Hold thu
Fort" so sweetly on Sunday, that the
very walls Of Zion Jingle with the 81
cred melody, and yet you wouldn't re
coguize him ON week days, when he
comes out from swimming and finds
that some other boy has hopclessly
knottsd up his shirt sleeves and trow
sers legs.-[N. Y. Com. Adv.
They have plaster Paris cast of q
woman at Philadelphia that calls forth
admiration on all sides. II breathe:
and moves its lips, but never scoldsi
il raises its foot, but ii never kicks a,
a sick cat; it moves its arms but il
never reaches out after q broomstick
and now il they can fashion it to wink
at one man-and one man only-ther
will art have triumphed over nature
.-[Fulton Times.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-11

There is a beautiful incident in somt
Of the new Sunday school books. II
opens with q terrible storm at sea,
which greatly frightens the captain.
wife and all the sailors. The captain
himself was very cool, and when his
wife wondered at it he took down q
sword, Aourished it in the air and ask.
ed:
Are you not afraidY
She wasn't. She said she had faith
in her husbands love and friendship.
Neither am / afraid Of the storm,
he continued, for l have faith in the
Lords love and protection
A captain on the Erie Canal read
the little story the other day, and it
touched his heart. He descended to
the cabin, where his wife was mixing
biscuit. and putting his fist under her
nose, he asked
Betsy, are you not afraidY
'Nawt much she replied, giving
him dangerous look.
why not'' he yelled.
1t would have been very proper for
her to have SAID something about Di-
vine Providence, but she didn't. She
replied:
Because, if you don't git that paw
out of my face, I'll put up this dough
and break another rib for yer
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-11
The scrrfce Of birds.

Birds and fowls render exceedingly
valuable service to man in various
ways. They furnish him with materi-
ais for bedding, and in very cold eli
mates, as Kamschatka, their downy
skin is used for clothing. We have
forcenturies used their quilts in writing.
Their eggs and their flesh furnish pal
atable and nutritious food. Those
that fly scatter valuable seeds over the
world.
Formerly, they were the messengers
Of man to remote parts, as the falcon.
indeed, is still in some nations. Their
beautiful plumagc and form delight
the eye, while their sweet notes are
ever grateful to every ear. But their
most valuable service is in destroying
noxious insects upon which they large
ly feed. They do indeed at times
prey upon the farmers fruit and grain,
but they have before eating these,
earned a hundred times their value in
consuming both insects and seeds.
Some, as the vulture, and raven, and
buzzard, and Others of that class, per-
form a most valuable service too, as
the scavengers of the world and by
consuming the carcasses Of dead ami
mails, help much to preserve the puri-
ty of the atmosphere, and thus re-
move many intolerable nuisances from
man.
Let the injunction be again and
again repeated then: "Spare the birdsl
spare the birds!" for they are among
the best friends of man in the animal
world, and are special gifts from a
kind Providence to OUT race.
Their wanton destruction is a crime,
and as such should be punished. They
do for us what we could never do for
ourselves. Hence, some Of the en-
lighted governments of the world are
introducing into their countries sever
al varieties of birds that are adapted
to waging warfare against certain nox-
ious vermin that are so destructive to
vegetable life.
A merciiul Creator has originally
distributed these birds as the various
countries required them, but in some
nations, from mistaken notions respec-
ting the mission of birds, they have
been wholly extirpated, and now have
to be reintroduced by the agency of
man. Let us learn wisdom from the
folly of those who have gone before
US.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-11
I Wealthy south Careiiaiaw Gre.
mated at his osra Request.

A correspondent CT the New York
Herald, states that on the 9th of July.
Henry Berry. venerable and veal
thy citizen of Marion county. South
Carolina, died, but before dying, made
an arrangement with two of his en-
ployes, by which, for the sum of three
hundred dollars and two mules, they
agreed to burn his body; his reason
for desiring cremation being horrible
sight which was presented to his gaze
many years ago by the removal of the
bodies Of two of his relatives which
had lain in the grave TOR several years.
The bodies were, Of course. greatly
decomposed, and the coffin lids COM
ing off revealed a sickening sight,
which caused him then TO vow that
his remains should not become subject
to a similar fate. About two months
ago he made a will, in which he very
explicitly stated that if his sons did
not allow his body to be burne1, and
did not participate in the matter, that
it would be under the penalty of dis
inheritance. During his life he selec-
ted two pine trees adjoining his farm
which should be used on the occasion,
and also designated the spot where it
should take place. According to ar
rangements, the cremation took place
at eight o'clock on the morning of the
18th. Carriages, buggies, and vehi-
cles of every description were in ac-
tive demand to convey spectators to
the scene, and at the appointed time
an immense crowd was in attendance.
The trees designated by the deceased
were cut down, and all the necessary
arrangements having been perfected,
the body was laid on platform sur
rounded by an inclosure about twenty
eet in height. After appropriate SER
vices, held by Baptist divine, the
combustibles were ignited, and in
about two hours all that remained of
the deceased was ashes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-11

nv VIII. 4. HAys
Come all " honest Democrats,
Let each man raise hts voice;
The time has come for every msn
To let his heart rsicice.
Wen gather wound the good Old GAG.
with hearts both true and warm,
And give three honest, rcusing chccrs
Pos ridden and Reform.
CHORUS
Thrce cheers or ridden
Three mr. Hendricks tool
stand by the god old flag
The red. white and blue (repcat.l
Come, let us Is once We lived.
Ol-y our country's laws
"The Constitution - n T..
The Union a. II was"
Wen take the Drmocruic shir.
Aud hravsly f,rc the siurm.
And land her -aic In pori again
whb Tilden and Iafsrm,
Come, 'strike nov while the iron Is hot"
insnkxBKR wAsmSoroS
The work Of "honrsi eovrr"mrnr'
Has earnestly begun.
Let's shout to all the world,
And give the Wild slsrn,
To let them know ruE rEoLE are
For Tilicn and Reform.
come. rally round the god old ass
That won the worlds applause
When Jackson fought at New Orleans.
And honest men made laws.
Unehain the Bird of Liberty.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-11
AMONG the richest gold ores known

AMONG the richest gold ores known
are the combinations of tellurium,
gold. silver, and lead with sulphur or
anthony. Transylvania and Virgin
ia were the most noted localities until
they were discovered in Colorado,
where they have been found in great
err abundance and forming more per-
feet veins than in any other region.
Recently, ores of this kind, assaying
two hundred and sevenly-three dollars
per ton were found there.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-11

The Stanton Valley Virginian, a
Radical paper. is exhorting the South
ern and especially the Virginia people
to ego for Hayes and Wheeler, as a
master stroke Of policy" This is about
as sensible as it would have been to
exhort the children of Isreal, after
they had got in full view Of the Prom
ised Land, TO turn round and trudge
through the Wilderness Tor forty years
back to Egypt and slavery, as a mas
ter stoke of policy. The Southern
people are not such IDIOTS as the Staun-
ton editor takes them to be.-[Frank.
for (Ky.) Woman.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-11

hoW 70 EsHU ~ hfSsohs oobses
Let the persons whose A b ID ii @
name you wish to know. G e Z l r
tell you in which of the Z + f ] S
upright columns the first G q G X S
letter Of his name is l j l. l. I
found if it can be found X X NM U
in but one column, it is NJ MN V
the top letter; if it occurs DOW
in more than one column, Q r T X X
it is found by adding the S S w Y
alphabetical numbers of U Wy z
the top letters Of these w WV
columns, and the sum Y z
will be the number OF the letter sought.
BY taking one letter at time in this
way, the whole name can be ascer-
tanned. For example, take the word
Jane. j is found in the two columns
commencing with b and II, which are
the second and eighth letters down
the alphabet; their sum is ten, and
the tenth letter down the alphabet j
is the letter sought. The next letter,
A, appears in but one column, where
it stands at the top. N is seen in the
columns headed b. ID, and II; these
are the second. fourth and eighth let
tiers of the alphabet, which added give
the fourteenth or N, and so on. The
use OF this table will excite no little
curiosity among those unacquainted
with the foregoing explanatios.
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Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH,
CONNECTIONS.

Passengers on l.. c. A l.. r. H. (short Line) J. n.
A l. X. H., q. a. N. II. n. and U. \ Mail Liss
Steamers connect at Louisville with TRAIN NO.
L. TRAIN NO. ! cosnects at Lebanon Junction
With Train No. Is for all points on knoxville aad
hichnond branches Train No 10 connects at Isb
anon Junction with Train No from all points on
the Memphis and Montgomery Lines; at Lebanon.
With stages 10 aud from sprns held Cam phell.siie
Columbia and GreensbuTg, al Mitehellsburg. with
stages 10 and nom Perry Wills aud iarrodzburg u
lAnville STATEN with stages ~ and from DanyiIls
CITY at STANDARD with siases 10 and from Somerset
Al Riehmond Junction 10 aud from points between
there and Livingston; at kiehmond with staxes 10
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GARBAGE FOR SrocK.-There is
more nutritive value in cabbage, and
more profit in feeding il, than most
farmers are aware Of. Having re-
peatedly raised this crop for a series
Of years, and under various condi.
tons, we are convinced that it will
yield more good fodder on an acre
that is, more nutritive value--than
any other crop unless it be Indian
corn. When fed to cows in milk, il
blended with moderate amount Of
other feed, it produces an unusual flow
Of milk, of un, urpassed quality. Cab
bage require no machine to cut them,
and no process of cooking or steaming.
They are easily grown, ard preferred
by many who have given them fair
trial, to any variety OF roots. If more
arc raised than are required for feed
ing. the balance can nearly always be
sold at good profit, the larger and
coarser leaves being reserved for stock
at the time of pulling. Another ad-
vanta of this feed is the proportion
of nitrogen contained in it, which
gives superior value to the manure.
When harvested they should be cut
off three inches below the head, which
can be done rapidly and easily by the
Use of large pruning shears.
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In the depths of the sea the waters
are still; the heaviest grief is that
borne in silence; the deepest love
flows through the eye and touch the
purest joy is unspeakable, the most
impressive preacher at a funeral is the
silent one whose lips are cold.
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