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, 1876-02-04
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lIOuHX.

Drs Morsks, L., Fob. Sin Tho House, KA.A
Harrington WAS invited, by a reao.uttpn to do.
liver a Centennial poem before the House to-
morrow a. u o'clock.
Dltis passed to thoir second reading To mnke
10 appropriation Of *2o. 000 fos tho Centennial
Exposition; lppropriasiug e3o,u0o for tho In
oaae As5lum at hit. Pleasant; that the pu1-
chaser, IT q tax-aalc, Of any unive1xsy Of school
lands shall acquira only tho title Of the onglua
purchaser; to punish aeaault with attempt 10
commit rapo; providing that appeals from the
equalization Of aa6esnu1euts a1afl bo to the
Supervisors Instead of the Circuit Court; pro-
yidlng that surplus fnuda in tho hands OF School
District Treas,1rcrh may bo loAuol or deposited
with National Danbe.
Discussion unu resumed on tho Annmosa poni-
tcntiery bill. Mr. Uro, OF Lynu County, replying
to Mr. Hobbs speech OF yeatorday, and occupy.
ing most Of tho morning hour. ID favor OF ths
bill. pending which tho House adjourned till To-
MORROW morning 81 10 o'clock.
In the Senate bills passcd 70 thctr second read
fng providing for throwing incl0Aod lands open
to tho public to retuiEe couutioe 10 refund taxes
voted III aid OF railroads, and 10 cancel unpaid
taxes; In aid OF the Fort Madison Pon,teutiary !;
making al appropriation for the a1onnt Pleasant
Insane Hospital: providing for tho recording OF
ali State and District officers.
The bill providing that Supervisors ahall to-
esdo in tho district where elected aud that cites
may elect menbBr OF the Board whom theiI
population iB more than oue-thtrd Of thst Of sha
county, was PASSED.
, 1876-02-04
NlPPED IN THE Bud.
orE or QUE uAnNEY's LITTLE scuEMEa.

Hptela, Dispafeh to TIA chttaao 7rtbuns.
WAsuInoTos, D. O.. Feb ga covert attack
upon Senator Logan Was practically defeated IN
the I1ou1o to-day by tho tndlscsset zeal Of hss
cnonles. Glover, OF Missouri. introduced !
resolution directing tlo Attorney General to
furnish alt correspondence relative to tho ro-
moyal Of Bolford aud tho appointment Of
Stone a. United States Judge Of Colorado.
Tho resolution contained all the charges
tha. have boon m.do In tho Nov York Ssn
agaInat Honose, Logan, ind othcfs. Tho zcso-
luton Was equivalent to nnat yordcs on tho
whole subject nntsor. 1t MAS alleged In pri-
yate circlaB that uonoro wantea m inves.
Mgatton. At all oyonts, barney Caultield
stood bestds Glover, aud bean,ed to direct him
in the presentation and lofsAt OF the resolution.
The resolution was defeated OF passage by tbo
objection OF those who know nothing OF its auh-
ptance but who Wero AstOunled BY the ArIo-
panco Of It's assertions and ,ts unusual foyui,
I.ogAus fIiends do not obi ecs TO thB resolution.
which MAS finally referred. There will be found
at the Attorney Generals o!1ice recommends
ton for the removal OF Datford, signed by q
Justice OF the Supreme Cou1. OF tho United
States and by Judge Wood. aud request TO tho
came e1oct BY Chaffee, then delegate from Cot
orado. Thts latter laster is tndoraed by Logan.
aud thht IL ALL except tho acurillouA charges aud
counter-chargsa Of tho contondlug Colorado fso'
tloua.
, 1876-02-04
THE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Fob. 9.-Ths Chair laid
before tho Senate q communication from tho
Secretary OF tho interior, in reply to resolution
OF tho Senate Of the 3lst u!tuo, tnclobiDg copies
OF tho correspondence had with tho committees
Of The Fort5-third Congresn respecting the tax
atton OF lands granted to States md corpora
tious. Ordered printed and to lic ou thu tablo,
Tho Chhr also laid bofose tho Senate the rc8o-
1uton Of tho woskingmen Of Detroit In favor of
repoal OF tho 6pocin Resumption act. He
forrel.
Similar resolutions nere presented BY Mr.
Ch1iatlancy and referred to tho sano Committee.
In presenting the resolutions Ms. Chnssiancy
ssd he did not agree Will tho VleWs OF thn pe-
titioners,
Mr.. Hitchcock submitted resolution instruos-
Ing tho Committee Oh the District OF Columbia
to inquire into the e1ped!encJ Of providing
proper tosu. OF government for tho District OF
Columbia, and report by bi osharwssc Axrosd Ia.
DtsTRIcT BONDS.
LIT. Eaton submitted resoluton that any further
jssue OF 365 bouds authorized uades or BY virtue ct
tho aet Of Congress Of Juno 49, 1874 Ia hereby pfohb
lied, Any law 70 tho contrary notwithstanding lie
asked for the present consideration Of tho rssosuons
Apd sud hH had been informed by tho btst authority
tI,at one weak ago to-day tho board having power to
tasus theso bonds had pssaed resolutson tat no nou
Of ths bonds should bo taauod for QUO week. they sup
r.oa I ot coax1ss. b. shs s1Pr.tton Il that
week. Since then hoxesat. In deoanes OF that feso-
70 4s ss Il ssSst II g
eonndsnes in it = Il i hid be&a told him By hsa
Ill., s.rxens .sked II that rssolr.ioa not psssed
BY the snfiug Fund Commission.
| Mr. Eaton replied that u VIA f.saed BY tho boaEu
H. s1sgsn:-TA.t il the sinking Fund Commission,
ono ol whom u ". ". Coscoran.
IL
, 1876-02-04

NEW OR1LAss- La., Fob. 3.-ln the Senate To-
dag substitute tor tho House Election bill! wAa
passed.. This bill provides for Returning
Board, and cnables tho Doa1d 10 count ont al
votes from districts whore Any intimidation has
boon practiced against voteFu, especially those
Of the African race. either BY personal threats
discharge from eniployment, eio. All the Domo-
crath aud two white Republican 6onAtora voted
against the bill, aud expressed tho opinion ths4
It's pasBage would bring trouble and hloodahoA
during tho next campaign and nloctton.
Dir. Synher. Republican, stated that tho Re-
turning Board would be aaod By the Republicans
~ artillery, against the ahot guns Of tho peno-
cratic Whte-Lonyuefs. ..
AZ this bill cannot paes tho House. Confer
enco Committee will doubtless be appointed to
frams new bill thAt Will 10 more acceptable ID
both parties.
10 the HOUSE ths Committee to Investigate
tho charges aea,at judge Hawkins, Of tht
Superior Distrtct Court. reported to-day. They
mads tuenty.e.ght c!arges asainss the Judge.
and RECOMMEND his inpeachnsaut. Ms. KonioE.
Republican. offered Joint resolution to loeis
tsto Hawkins out at olico.
Bosl4 tho report and resolution will bs actsd
upon tomorrow.
, 1876-02-04

Jnmea Baxter, resdiug ut No. 23l East yan
Durea street. mas attaoAsd BY three h,shHaymen
last night about II o'clock, as Eha corner Of pes-
PLANES 4ud Van Durcn stroess, and an ineGect-
u.i attempt ukde to relieve him Of ila watch and
wealth. lie had left Nyan's saloon, near sha
sceue OF tho attempted robbery, mud
he had reached tho point indicated, thoy
made rusI GU him, aud while two Of them
lsll him tho third Investigated the contsnss Of
h!s wAI.ltobo. While thus engaged thuy EeEo
sstsmpsod to sscapo. Two Of them Succeeded,
but William Il&ipiu, tho "wiEo," Was ntpPed Au&
locked IN in ths Hsdlson Street StAtoA.
, 1876-02-04

>,ttiH{ NgUotch q 9hf tH1taa0 1fThHHf.
1..ran<y11ix. ILL.,, Fob. a--Ths annual c1hi-
h,tion Of tho ceutral I1.luois Poultry AssoclA-
tion ia now boiug held In this city. Owing to
anna iuhsrpouy between tho menlbeN aud tho
otfIrers OF tho Association, tho usual publicity
h.a no, besu given aud the attendance Of OK
h,b,tors il not 70 great a heretofore. Sill.
tiara are betxeen lIIO and 2D0 coopa OF domestic
fowls hens, ducks, goose, tuikeys. aud
pigeons, With several cagcs aud yaris'
tioa OF rabbits. Good judges ssy
tnvy never saw better birds than arc hare pro-
ssntod. embracing a!l tho noted bree?s Of Eng,
lish, French, and Asiatia 9owls. people of tha
csy aud country arc taking considerable interest
iu tho exhibition and visiting 1t III large nu,n'
oleu success.
, 1876-02-04

Special Dispatch 10 tbs CAttaas 1ttbxns.
WAaA1Noron, D. O., Fob. 3.-Tho House
Elections Committee to-day heard arguments In
the first conteetsd election case, that OF Brom-
borg (white) against Haraison (coloEed). from
tho Mobile, Ala, District. Ths contestants gon-
orally arc much annoyed that tho Committee
haB waited until the beginning Of tho third
month before hearing single argument. The
Committee in not in as much haste a. 1t might
% IL tho Democratic majority Was loss. One Of
the contestants from Boston protested today
against this delay, whom ho was practically told
that tho Committee WAS sitting ~ Judge and
not az partisaun. mud should tako ita own tlmo.
Tho case OF Abbots against Front will DO hoard
third; that Of Le Moyne vs.. Farwell the dfth.
CATTLE TRANSFORMATIONS.
Tho arguments before tho House Committee
on Agriculture show that there is probability
that railroad md cattle mon eau agree with tho
egonta for tho prevention Of cruelty 10 hnnats
upon bill regulating cattle transportation. Tho
oattlo man only insist that tho law shall bo uul
form - to all. and equally ensorcod. fhe grcat-
est difficulty tho bill will haya to encounter in
tho Committee is tho doubt Of aomo Of tho
members AZ to tho constitutional right OF Con-
sress 70 regulate Interstate commerce.
NAARow-9AuGE.
mails hoard ep argument 10 favor OF tho WASH
ineton, Ciac,unati L. St. Louis NArrow-Gaugo
1soad. Ths fact that tho Company las Vlr-
guia chartor neena to tAyc gtyon 1t better
standing in tho House than it otherwise might
havo had, md there is possibility that 1t may
DO favorab]y reported.
DunnE1.Ls SUCCESSION.
Tho Judiciary Coulmittoo OF tho snnate r.
ported to dsy BY majority rote in favor Of sht
| for 1ouiSlAnA
TIE RESUMPTION ACT.
, 1876-02-04

Ths grsAtsat caution has besn observed ID all
proceedings involving this nkhta Of nAturaltzcd
c1t!1ens. penal santences agAlnas nAtuta1fzed
cit(zenu Of tho United Biatos wore at ouce fe-
mitted on tho ratification Of this treaty.
oHoss OUTRAGE. .
Tbs Committee further SAYS that II Ia probable
that not oinaio caao OF any hardship lnvolT-
Ing the rights Of naturazeti cisizons since tho
adoption Of tho treaty vouid have occurred bri
II not been for tho ezscnt 10 which our natnfal-
izatlon lava havo beon hbnned In foreign conn-
tries for tho most selfish purpose. The report
s.s IL :" es 9,.ese f many ns
s zeas Of tio 'ij,it Unissa .I' sta.as, then
return 10 0ormany 70 sponl tho semaindes. Of
tsF vsa md pS.d thof A@s.c1n et.ssusp
Ing upon citizens In their native country. Aia+o
report shows that there aro nou in tho derman
Empire between 10000 and 1l.oo0 naturalized
American A. citizens md Il - : reeoeolzcd fact
thero o. people "lo escape military duty In tho
midst Of population wbere Ill fuh!o citizona un-
yer 4s years OF ago arc oubject.: Yet. tue
ss H. t,snS ssg' IN ,pto 81 s,o fsta fse
tho duties Of cttizen1htp 10 sonaettmes
obtained in Germany, only thirty-1ve cases hare
boen brought to tho attention Of Our diplomatic
representative since 1869, and Of thoao only th1sa
thorit:os.
MORE or THE sAME FIND nEEpKp.
Tho Committee continues:
il the object Of thta proposed Notice IL simply to
stimulate our 0ovrrnmens 10 ask rerIGon Of tho
tssaty and 70 haso extended TO the sntire German
Empire, including Aaaco and Lorraine, 70 dofne with
mora precision some ot tho poInts Of controyer1y
touching tho subjects Of cxpar!atlon, naturalization,
and nationality. TO incorporate into II aotno provision
that subsequent e1rerenoe by Introduced r. is.sr
dresRed 10 tho com!ttea II not objectionable and
perhaps, worthy Of confederation.
L1nEnAI1rr or THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT.
These points. the Committee says, lhso Al
| ready attracted tho bttontion Of tho presont
Secretary Of State, and have boen tho subject OF
communication by hin 10 our hlinistor At Des'!n.
bus mona OF tho ambiguitios or omissions in tho
| present treaty ha7e boon tho sourco OF any
practical owl whatever. This mny havo boen dua
10 tho liberal spirit In which tho trcaty baa boon
constructed by tho German HuthoEities, but The
Committee thinksJt bettor to loavo tho subject
! to tho caro- OF tho State Department, wtero II
properly belongs, entertaining no doubt Tint the
uotnan Government will continue to act iu the
Bame enlightened spirit In which It originally
concusrod in the treaty, and in which tt las thus
| far construed II.
, 1876-02-04

Loulsv1L1E. Ky., Fob. 3.-Gov. McCfsssy sent
in to-day the first veto OF the aosion. It was ,
bll which originated In the sonite empowering
TAr1.on @. Kugliu. minor. to dispose OF rel
estate In BATH County, which doscandsd to him
from hia father. Tho Gosarnor in lla yeto mos
sage calls atteltion 70 tho Constitution declsr-
inv that tho Gcueral Assembly shall not stcct
tlo estAtea Of lnfants BY special legislation.
, 1876-02-04
uNPeTR1oTtc GERMANS.
1KPo4T PROM TIE HOUSE coMAlTTRE {
FOREIGN AFFtlAH.

n,ponT vRoM Tur uousE coMxIyrsE ON
@AFoA1 f"o1 4o,r,nx t .rr.,u,
s,,.,a, n.na,ch In 1ae t.h,esa. Tribune.
w.sn,yoros. r. O., Fab. 3-Ear,y tn tbe
,rs,nnt .nu,fon \ resolution MAS introduced In
ito IIouxo Of Representatives and refo1.cd to tho
romn,ttoo on Foreign Affairs directing It TO
tnnu;ra vbotbor nottoe should not be given 10
sa1n,;n,to TIA naturalization treaty with the
no,th t,cr,nan Confederation sasined Feb. a.,
,aGn
Tha conm,tt.o then suu,nttssd tue matter to
1,.,,n..o- m. ~ II. u,en,bors. and At ita uoek-
a4.a - ,,.s hn m,dn wrtten renors On the sub-
W. s s.a;a,, ~. unanimously adoptod and will ho
, 1876-02-04

Budneu TRANSACTED Yesterday In tho
Wucondn Legislature.
The Inevitable Dells Bill Again
Comes to tho Surface.
Louisiana Legislators Fighting 0vur n
Election Bill.
WISCONSIN,
CoST1HTED-ELKC1loN GAZE.
EuStfns nfHrxseh "a 7,AA rAfAann s,.fhsrns

ssteiat Dss7sseh t. Tia Chiaaas 1rtatsne.
MADISON. Wis, Fob. 3.-Tn tho Assembly ID.
day, Hr. Fir 2 rom the majority Of the Com.
mitsee Of Pr - gas and Elections, reported on
thu Dodge { {: .ty seat, occupied by P. Ga11u
and contest = y Ill. uayhutss, In favor OF the
contea.aut, :: tho minority In favor OF tbs
e!ttng moi +. Tho malozisy report by Ms.
Wiltzc " Elaborate and able, reviewing sha
grounds s; tho contest, and tho testimony pre-.
scnted. q : ne deeislous Of tho Supreme Court
in zogat ! counting extra ballots, on which
the csae ned. There vas 40 animated debata
On Allov counsel to present the merits Of tho
rlvRl ca. latas, and finally the matter was rnade
the order for thls evening, tho attorneys Of
each 70 have half an hour to open, and qnAtsr,
Of an hour TO close, tho Assembly thon 70 conn
to = vote.
Tho general Senate proceedings to-day wei.
quite uontercssuG:. In the Senate bills wcrt
Htste. Htako Treasurer. and Attorney General Il
$4,000 ekcl. to take effect Jan. I, 1878. when tha
next 8tate oilcefs will bo nauRur&ted, alto,
mnieh sli foes are required to be pad into thu
ssate TREASURY; also extending the tins for
acquiring title to certain land grant lands
Senator Potter o1erod resolution Of inquiry
In regard to tho fnto Por ton per milo now Il.
ny law fhts 81 3fen: ',3 M
Northern Hospital for The Insane.
ASSEMBLY. .....
In Assembly, the proposed constitutional
R{uEuAHl8Ht 1pt CbHHUlAl hpGelul4 was mhN9 kQ6
special ordor for Tuesday.
| A resolution Was Adopted calling for copies Of
thu freight tariff list ID this St1ta in Juno, 131
There eero twenty-three bills introduced. In
cludIng bills To limit normal school institutes
under tie direction OF County Bnpe1intcndents,
to two weeks; 10 provide for tho paymen. Of
sAlsries OF Sta.e officers shall bo
paid at the end Of tho quarter
prohibiting tho cutting or removing of timber
from lands on WHICH taxos are not paid IN
amend the LAW Of 1875 for the encouragement Of
tue invention and perfection Of steam road
wagons.
No bills pnesed.
Thcre arc large number at Eau Cain and
Chippewa people hero on tho Dels Dam bill.
which BIDS fa.r to provoke aa animated COD
tost "a ever.
! GRIFFIN VICTORIOUS.
This evening tho Aunembiy- Chamber mas
crowded. to bear arguments Oh the Dodge Coun-
| t. oonteBted scat. Mr. Dick, OF UeaVer Dam,
| appeared for .lr. HaEhurst, the con!ost&ut aud
thu Hon. I. C. Sloan for Griffin, the sitting mem
her. The vote resulted in retaining Griffin it
tho seat by II TO 10 on adopting tho majority 70.
port Of the Comnltteo IN Privileges and Eloo-
| tioos In favor Of Hayhurst and Tho Asssmb1,
I adjourned with = tie vote on tkbling the motion
to reconsider. Throe Republicans worc aossat
, 1876-02-04
OHIO.

CoLraAus, O., Fob. Blu the 6euate, bI1fs
wcso introduced 10 provide for sesslons Of ths
Supreme Court Commission Al Cleveland, Gin
ctunatt, and Columbus !; to provide ttss nothing
but psd.up railroad stock shall entitle Its bold
ors to vote.
bill wns introduced to permit studente to
yots u placcs wtcro they arc attending sohoo!a,
, 1876-02-04

4 man supposed to DO Lyman Jones. of OH.
kosh, Wis, disd Of heart d,selAs Aest CTsta
Neb., Tuesday HteT1ooa l4st. uo hal aoms
&l,15Q on hi4 psxsoa. a..
, 1876-02-04

BTUUKTUN HUTEL, UAPE MAY, n. ],
FOR BALK on LEAak-P.opo4ats viii b Ieee!ssd
eE the purchase q l..fs q ~ htosttaa Hotel Q.ps
eeatsd eonpi.ts bsnx ssady fer nmsdiate occupation.
fh4 ground contains Of about II 4ctQs $Eoauk
alsstls apoI ths Uosta Co,ta4s *ato!as g. ltoist
tad eonts3as 1oons ~ ~th arnoHs
srs wlth psys sf s7s au earn % ds.sry ot assd
ehAGsls AID Isal as&4ts with pooIes OF inaats1es.
ta.sa the hs.sl s - SPta &. sasss
Company, nd II llIa na1at4nsd - fha se{ bs:t
QsAs6 Id3sess @. II. D0RAANuK.
Nissa% ugel& Cs.s Fa-.,.
, 1876-02-04
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

UYUX UJItUV1 U&1E0 y 3S3S2tV0H
Tia General T1anaAtlaatle tonpaass Ms4 Ssaamsts
aat1ssn Nsw Yptk aud Nasfs, via Plymouth, Tbs
Isndd 1ssss On this tasoflts sonts fef the Continent
stax. sopthesH than ~ o!aetl, Will s&a' t1oa
!fRMklhH paafs. '.a;n9o.1 ~ *
APRIoE AsS 81 = FSssxGK IN d4lD ttnsiaala9 ;xne!.
lint cAbn, Alo aud S!ao aeaotd!nk 70
at.s. BtesrsEa ~ ssh sSpsttot .cesm mmoaatoas, ~
nAfked thus do mt CART 1tsstAEn n4sa4n2esss ~
LOUiB DkBEBIAN, AEa1t, Is DroAdNsy, NIX.
, 1876-02-04
ALLAN LINE

OCEAN STEAMERS,
VIA QUEBEC md VIA nALFlal0KE.
Taaaags ali clasass, between chief ports Of Europa
md America CABIN and SALOON ACCoAlAlooA'
TlOaB uNE1CElLED, ,
Hhortost Sos Route. Superior Bhirs. E1neEtenead
nfacert, Diaciplintd Crnvs SAFETY THE GOV.
EANlN1 NULE. 1tres weekly saiiinRs.
EMI0HANr AND BTEEItAuE PASSAGE, Tho saFS
Appiv 10 ALLAN h CO..
--N'.' "A and Il isEAllarkt.. Chicago.
, 1876-02-04

National Line Of Steamships
FEW YURk To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
FGYPT & l3o tnna feb 8. ~ u noon.
HkLVECIA, T. 81 saturday Fob. a9s II y Ill
EoR LONDON DIRECT.
EoILAND at Saturday. Fse. y "a "a noon' -
Caba ps...9s 20 sqa 40 e9Hsns5 Mssn1n stsx
Apply t. i. II. LARSOH.
6httuAn Haus0}. Chicago.
Great Western Steamship Line.
From NJ. York TO bE1stol thuglaadt d.soet
CORNWALL 6tsnpsS...s.. ...,....6At1!aaS, tAn. y
AHAGUA. STFpon4, u
Cabin Pas:.gs s7s; Int -: sssta1s a9'
~ Apply a. qsnesal Erstxht Uspot LAke Eho1s / H..
f.H II. GEO. MCDONALD. AAsnt.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

Save time and money by buying grain
shovels to handle your small grain.
Attention is called to our quotations Of
Groceries and Hardware, elsewhere.
Supply your wife with lots Of stone milk
pans, butter crooks, strainers, skinner, etc
Toilet Soaps u dozen different varie.
ties at from 80 cts to 81 % per dozen. Ger.
man Soap AT so cts per Dozen. Irish and
India Soap at 81 90 per dozen. Soda Ash
Soap at bets per pound.
nS- Axe handles, hoe handles, pick
handles, rake handles, plo~ handles, spade
handles-all sorts Of handles are handled
by rs.
Why the people use Turkish Bath Soap:
LIST. One cake will outlast two cakes Of any
toile; sosp in use. 2nd. II imparts to the
skin soft, velvetty appearance and keep.
Il in an active and healthy condition. 3rd.
II never chaps the skin, and will cure skin
diseases. lth. In every essential it has no
equal. 9th. II is 40 cheap.
Bay A complete stock Of collars, name,
trace-chains, hame- strings, backbands.
blind-bridhs, girths, bridle-reins, riding
brides, bits, buckles, snaps, harness thread,
rivets, avis, lacks. etc. Reasonable reduc.
tons made for full sets Of gear.
Bas- Every farmer should own farm
bell. Nothing more useful in case Of FIRE,
accident, sudden sickness and for calling
the farmer and his hands to meals. We
have just accepted the agency Of the oele-
brated Frederioktown Bell makers. and are
offering their medium farm bell at 81 80.
Call and see IL.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15
Miscellaneous.

A scientific commission has just compile
ted an investigation Of the alleged poison
ing of family by canned corn meat in n.
York, and have decided that the poison
was the result Of exposure Of the meat after
it was uncanned whereby it became putrid
and tainted. The experts declared that
there is nothing deleterious about the can
ming process, which opinion is proved by
the immense consumption Of canned fruits
and vegetables.
There is no royal road for a government
more than for an individual or corpora
ton. What you want to do now is to cut
down your expenses and live within your
income. would give all the legerdemain
of finance and flnanciering-l would give
the whole Of il for the old home!y maxim,
Live within your income "-[Tilden.
The GOLDEN RuLE..-"Liye within your
income" Pay as you go.
OUR Two-CEST SoAP.-The third edition
of recipes for making our celebrated hard
laundry soap has been exhausted. One
hundred families in the county are using IT,
The soap costs not exceeding two cents a
pound. Forty cents will buy the ingredi-
ents for trial. The following is the
Reeips-Put into an iron kettle five gal
loss OF soft water to this add live p0unds
Of Pure Soda Ash, and three pounds of
unslacked Lime; boil the mixture three
quarters Of an hour; then dip all out into a
tub, Saisiis9 The tub, and let IL sit until il
settles 1.-THE I've will rise quite clear, then
dip II oil and put into your kettle; TO this
add three gallons OF refuse grea.e, measured,
and boil from two TO three hours. II solid
or rich grease is used, add one fourth less.
You may try it by dropping little in a
saucer, and, II hard, il is done. You may
then pour IL into tab, let il iynain until
next day, then cut in bars &c suit yodrself.
SMOKE The Big Bonanza.
CHEW Hollands Empress
Put Lone jack" ia your pipe.
Two hundred empty sugar barrels at 10
cents each molasses and oil barrels at IS
cents each
You Get the Best Soda Ia one pound
packages.
We have the Boss Of Twist Tobaecos
manufactured Of Laurcl county bright leaf,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15
Fancy Groceries.

We take especial care to Keep our stool
Of Fancy Groceries complete and fresh.
Fresh pickles, chow-chow, mustards, salad
dressing, celery salt, favoring extracts
acids, spices, rsisins, currants, citrons, etc.
sold at regular grocery margins.
Ask for Cabbell's Diamond Drip Syrup.
Perfectly pure. Price, one dollar gsllon.
Call and get cook book Of two hundred
and fly recipes, free gratis, for nothing.
Buy Roasted Coffee in pound packages.
TWIN BROTHER Yeast Cakes are perfectly
pure-and that cannot be said Of very many
yeast preparations upon the market.
FRESH Bakers Chocolate, Cox's Gelatine,
Royal Dessicated Cocoanut, Durkee's Salad
Dressing, Oswego Corn Starch, National A.
A. Cream Tartar, Lemon Sugar, ETC., re-
ceived lately.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

Cur stock Of shelf hardware, tools, cut
l,ry, novelties, etc, will compare iavorably
with any stock in town as to extest, and
the cash.in-hand principle enables us to
make the very lowest prices. Mechanics
and builders are invited to examine and
price.
Special orders for wagon and carriage
materials, blacksmiths' tools, ETC., taken on
the smallest possible margins. We have
complete price lists and catalogues Of all
goods in these lines, which are open for
inspection "Liye and let live" gentlemen.
The best time in the world to buy edge
tools and cutlery. Special bargains offered
now.
A big stock Of Pocket Cutlery offered at
20 per cent. discount ON regular prices
Call and buy good knife for little money.
Blacksmiths will do well to get our prices
on Iron, Steele, Nails, Shoes, Plow NJ lulds,
Bolts, Rasrs, etc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15
LAND, STOCK AND Ca0P ITEMS

j. W. MoALisrth bought OF Lab Pryor.
a bunch oil 20 BERKSHIRE stock hog"' this
week Tor which he paid o cents. They
would average about 100 pounds, and are
already iat' but Will be made to weigh over
20 pounds by December LIST.
Mn Jous G N,v,Yv Ia. ~. ~. Ian,
near town n bunch Of a-y..r ala o.,,I.
bred by himself ALI Of which ~. na.rIv
thorough. bred short Horns. Tbev will AZ.
O. /, 400 -