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why, you must have fallen into
strange company, Mr.. Hampton. j
am utterly unfamiliar with the picture
you give Of Kentucky ladies'
Look yonder," he said, pointing to
the lights in the distance, "do you see
that group halshidden in the shrubbe'
ry' That Is clique Of the most
beautiful and wealthy ladies at the
Springs. ] sought their society at
first, but was snubbcd on every eide,
because my reverence for the sex with.
held from my lips the style Of repair
tee and wit peculiar to their sex. Why
are those persons not in the ballroon''
Because they prefer tn play cards aud
drink champagne under the trees. IL
is a dangerous set. l have young
friend from Mississippi, who Is COM
pletcly in their tolls, I regret to say
Mississippi, did you say'' asked
the girl, her cheek flushing and paling
for an instant. Then REFRESHING some
memory called up by the word, she
said seriously-"Mr. Hampton, your
midnight jewellers are a class unknown
to my brief experience. i recognize
no sphere far woman but that which
enables her to display her natural and
cultured gifts without boldness or os-
tentation. Your sweeping denuncia-
ton seemed ut first, a libel; but ifyou
have seen that which jusiifies such an
opinion, l can but truly regret that
such things are"
such sentiments do you great cred
il, Mis-, Darling. and are entirely al
ter my own heart. 1t is truly refresh
ing to hear you, after the vapid moth
ings that have chartered about my
cars these weeks"
"Perhaps you exact too much, Mr'
Hampton. You should not forge.
that a g.cat deal of small talk is ne
cessary to move the machinery Of so
cial intercourse. Not every mind
carries into the chance crowd, reason
in all its majesty. Folly steps in aud
bears of the greater palm, nine cases
out Of ten"
"well. I may he wrong; but surely
there is limit to even folly's lcvity.
But here comes your escort. You
will not leave US so early!"
"Yes," she replied, rising, II am
limited 10 twelve o'clock Then
meeting Col. White with smiling
-"You're punctusl, sec," she turn
ed from Hampton, with a charming
goodnight.
Goodnight" he responded, with
more reluctance than he knew, 81
shall rely upon you to convert me to
better opinion OF your SEX"
Seeing is believing" she rcjoined
lightly. and passed on with her COM
panion.
Strolling out to one of the rustic
seats in the yard, Hampton lit cigar
and abandoned himself to reverie. He
knew he could not get away that
night, nor did he care TO lose the new
study he had begun. Here at, last,
seemed a genuine woman, beautiful as
la Houri and artless as child; whose
lips uttered sensible words, and whc
knew nothing OF frivolity, save the
name. His main object now was Q
wife. She should love him in time
and he would carry back to his South
ern home a prize worth the summers
outlay Of money.
Hampton was excessively vain O
himself, and tenacious Of his much
lauded views upon life in general
And yet, keen-sighted, though he was
the lofty nature Of Ethel Darling was
to him but page of sanscrit.
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Mastering UJciows Horses.

Yesterday afternoon an exhibition
was given at at the corner Of Ninth
and Howard streets, of new and very
simple method of tanning vicious hors-
es, which is claimed TO be superior to
any in use. The first trial was with n
kicking or bucking mare which, her
owner says. has allowed no rider on
her hack Cor FIVE years. She became
tame and gentle in about as many
minutes, aud allowed herself to be
ridden about without sign of her
former wildness. The means by which
this result was accomplished CONSISTS
ola piece OF light rope, which was
passed around the front jaw of the
mare, just above the upper teeth, cross-
ed in her mouth. aud then secured
back of her neck. 1t is claimed that
no horse will jump or kick when thus
secured, and that bucking horse af-
ter receiving this treatment a few
times will abandon his vicious ways
forever. A very simple method was
also shown by which kicking horse
can he shod. 1t consists in connect
ing the animals head and tail by
means of a rope fastened to the tail
and then to the bit, and drawn tight
ly enough to incline the horses head
TO one side. II is claimed that il is
absolutely impossible for the horse to
kick on the side of the rope. At the
trial yesterday horse which for years
had to be bound on the ground 10 be
shod, suffered the blacksmith to oper-
ate upon him without attempting to
kick while secured in the manner de-
scribcd.-[San Francisco Chronicle.
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NICHOLAS MIXTURE"
ny Dr.. HeLLAsp, the EditoS

who's story Of "ssvsneshs gave The hishss, sHii.-
faction 10 the readers Of the hoaihiy.
The ssus Of TIL. latest novel s laid On tse banks
Of u. Hud-on. The hero 10 Q ysaas nsn . no has
b~sn always "ned " se~ssss apron sfrtsss" bat
xhe. By the death Of bis mother. 10 let slSns In
the uoTld.-io drft W the esrrent Of ifs.-unh
fortune, hut without psrpc~s.
Another serial, "Iiis InLsritanes," b. Mis-
Tranon, gill begin on eonplstiop 81 That los o
Lovris's." by An. Ilodsssa Barnett Mr. bur
nstts story, begun In August has psthes and dra-
public.
There 10 10 bs series Of original and sK9gisi,sly
illustrated papers Of Popular scisnes," b, Nr-
Hsrriek. each paper semplsie In itsslf
Thess are 10 bs. from various Psns. psysss on
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"A Complete Pictorial History Of the
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most sueesssful Family Pa
Per in the Union"
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.
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Many farmers boy, says the ST.,
Louis Dispatch. goes into some city
aud struggles along until middle life.
with nothin. 10 show for his labor ex-
cept that he has thoroughly learned
that halfstarved lawyer is less to be
enyied tian a well-fed farmer: Boys
on farms are enjoying comfortable
living aud with a reasonable prospect
for the future. would act wisely to let
swell enough ALONE Where one
man aiiains great S.iccess in city
thousand fail. Boys might make a
note Of this with profit.
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Household and Home Decoration

ill have proainsnt Place whilst the lAtesi pro-
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HOME LIFE AHp TRAvIL.'

Ala, practical ssxsssiions 70 ts~n and eo.stry
liz. village improvements. etc, by veil sne~n
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Mr. RArnard's articles on Various indussriss u
Great Britain inslude the history Of ">sms IA
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FACTORY" In the Nov~mssr nunbsr, and Toad
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The British Working wemzns IIowe," "a hasios
u shopkespsrs." "hs'pssny . Week hr The
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A richly illustrated serlss yin he si,sa 90
writer's, and eaeh on q different theme The
subject of
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1t wasn't Mayry had the little lam;
il Mas Jimmie that got damned; May
he got SHOT. i Hlwkeye,
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TRAINS.

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The Scientific American,

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FOREIGN TRAVEL"

20 have wints< on the Nil-."by Gen Mcclkl-
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c. a. ~ DUDLHf WAASka; "0ut Of nay indos
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Anuousees.
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ScRlBNER's MONTHLY
An Unrivaled illustrated Magazine.

WHEN s.sIsssa Issued iis hsusas Nidssus,sr
Holiday Number 10 Juiy, friendly erits said OF ~
" We arc ssrs bel Asf n nsSHs hss ie@sA>d AisA
xsfs msTA We DO asf sAai world are i.i y Y ~
cssgssr." Dat the publishers do not esnsid-f that
they have T.sehed ths shisaa Dais Of eIcslispee-
they believe 'ths-s are other wsrlds 10 conquer,
aud they proposs 10 eOnausr thee"
The prespestus for the nsv velsns gives the
title. Of more thaa any p.p~rs (uas-ty ilissirstsl
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THE
R f M I N Ct TON
SEWING MACHINE.
Fret Premium, September 3, 1878,
at Bourbon County, Ky, Fair.
What the Awarding Com
mittee and the Peo-
have TO say.
Te uhs0 % nay eeaesrs.
The rcasos Why the undersigusi svardeS 10 The
Remington Sewing Machine the premiuW over all
ethsrs, vas; II sevs o. cell as any ether 10 merr
simple, and runs lighter than other machines.
|. CT. prILAKE c.v. HIGGINS,
Y. ANENpE, r. ~. ADAiR,
Awarding Comaitiee
tn. Ho.e, singer, wheeler 8 Wilson and Rem
ngton we're the pstftors for the st-sse-nsu,esi
premium, and the Comniitee we're unanimous IN
hvor of the Remington.
Auy person u.sains to purchase . new Sev ing
Machine should not buy hastily, and afterwards
gret that taey had failsd 10 ssr the hkhi-runnins
Remington. II l. the latest inyentior. and roms'
nearer TO perfection than Dythpg Of Its Lind ths'
has ever been offered TO the public. Pay no aitsp-
ton 10 snything that agents may say to you. y BIO
are interested IN the sales Of other sachin-. Pull
satisfseion l. guaranteed In every instsure, or tbs
money will he refunded 10 the purebA-er. OiheI
msehine- taken part pay. Msehinrs sold on ga
~ payments; monthly, ~ desired. Persons at
distance vli md u 10 their advantage to send FOL
irtulsrs, aud ge, our leb~rnl terms 81 exchange
send full description Of ma hine that yoa Ssh Ia
sxchanzs.
The iirsslugiun ., the oStr Machine thsi !. rec.
ouin,sBjc-i by The EsSrrrivk CossITrtk Of kkS.
rrcsf AID 1EsSSssst srAfy OnAssts. Fond
Tor circular and SPECIAL TshNs TO CA.n btfxE-
also Catalogues OF the eslsbrairi Hsrwr rassr Cut
Paper PATTERNS Tor Ladies, thiidsss, hI-sss sud
Bovs Clothing. They are the b~st AMI rect eco
nenicsI Pattern. made Large illustrated Caiaos ~
mailed ffee to any sddrcs.
J. CLARY A To-, Gsn'lAg'is.
IsJ 9TH St, Ioui-,ill-. E,.,
Or lS Church a., Nashville, Tenn
J. q. BEOUGHTOS.
Agent for Boyle County, al Dsnviiie, Ky,
N. D. HUGHES.
Asi for Lincolu azd Gausrd Cos at stanford
-os-ii
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The CAesre.t, Psrsss ast Rest Family nsS'eiss
IN the World.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION. Jsundic~.
Bilious attacks, SICK HEAEACliE, Colic, D-pres-
ion Of Spiriis, sOCR hTOMACH, Heart Burn,
&c, &c.,
This unrivaied southern remedy 10 warranted
not TO contain single particle Of MgRcvEt, OF any
Injurious mineral substance, hut Is
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing tl,o.- southern Roots and Herbs, vhirh
an allviss Providence has PLACED In countries where
Liver Diseas~as most prevail u will care Ail Dis
eases eassed By perassesest cf the Liver sd
Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are q bitter
bal taste In the mouth; Pain In the BACK, sides
or Joints, often mistaken for Rheumati-m; Sssr
stomach. Loss OF Appetite; novei- sltsruativeiy
costive and Lax; Headache; Los. Of mrmry, With
PAL 1fu sensation Of having fhled 10 do sou,-hiu
which ought 10 have been done ,Debillty Lev sDir-
Its, . thick yellow appearance ~ the skin aud
Eyr-, dry Cough oflen mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease at Others very few; but the IivKH, the
largest organ In the body, 10 general! the srst VI
the disease and " not regulated In time, great sun
ering, ~rciehedness and DEATH viii snsus.
can recommend as an efncacicus remedy Tor d's-
ease at the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia siu-
mons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS O.. wvSpER. i625 Master Street.
ASSISTANT Posr MASTER. PHiLADKLrniA.
1--WE have tested its virtues, personally, and know
that Tor dyspepsia. B liousne-s and Thrutbins lead
ache, IL IL the best mesiisins the World ever as.
We have riel forty other remedies before siuiD
Liver Regulator bal none OF them gave more
than Temporary relief-but the Regulator not only
reli.ved, but cured ua"-Ep. TELeRAPH AND
MksskSskR, Macon, ia
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
J. H. ZEILIN q CO.,
MACON. GA. and PHILADELPHIA.
Price o. 90. Sold BY all Druggtsts.
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CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.

public spirited paper sehoins the vlsbes u the
people, and sdvocsting subnai-siss 70 the Laws
r,sd Government, aud the Rights Of the People TO
BE- heard upsn all matter, tAai pertain 10 the eoun
uy's welfare.
Tuk TEIcsr foLiIieisss, alvsys ready 70 or
ganke trouble, but Who never participate IN dagger
will h~ shssn up In their true chAr.ei.rs BY sub
scriblng for the Enquirer, you gill get a faithful
record Of events as they trsnspirc. siihout fAsrr
s.< p.eI in newspaper I. its ability snl wiling
nss 10 give the
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RrlTTVc Celebrated Golden
uHIIJJ Tongue l'mrlOr
q n q "A N S.
FACTORY ESTABLISHED 1856.
FkOh ruE PRESS

PROM q. u. white, Editor iIaets,isiosn. n. j.,
Herald.
The organ has a rich, deep aud soul-siirring
tone couldn't stay Ia the house wiihout u. II
helps sonderiully 10 dri" Ausy the thoughts o
hard times."
The Lebanon, Pa, Daily News saysi
I'VE are Ia receipi OF one Of those ve ociAte Par
lor Organs manufactured by Mr., Daniel y beatty,
Washington, n, ,. This organ !. hne. s''id black
walnut e.s, and 10 tone u can not be surpassed by
any instrument ofits kind"
From the Lowell. Neb., Register.
I'VE received this week, direct from the manu-
acturer, Daniel D. beatty, Washington. n. j., his
Justly celebrated organ elegant In appearance, and
Handsomely furnished. unsXoclisd in Richness aud
poxer VI lsse. We are more than pls..s,l With u,
and heartily recommend q 10 any one eontenpla-
tag purchasing an organ
Eesi olsT ever given. Money refunded upon re-
turn u organ aud freight charges rald By me Dan-
isl D. BEATTY both WAYS " unsatisfactory, amer a
test trial u ave days Ofs,n warranted Dr six
years
Agents wanted every WHERE. msls OF ieunsls, 10
eau fass Gr this superior inslrument. Address,
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Newspaper Advertising Agents.
GEO. p. RoWELL & CO.,
41PARKRoW, NY.

They have the sstisfActio. ~ controlling the m, Of
extensive and complete advertising eonnect on
which hs. ever teeu s~rurci, and one which would
h. hardly pps-ibie In any other eesnuy hot this
They have succeeded ~ vcrtins down q comries
hu-ines. into - thoroughly o systematic method
frat no change In the newspaper system Of Ameries
can escspe notice while the vlde>t informstioh
upon all topics interesting to advertisers !. placed
readily 81 the Disposal Of the public hsfracf rsn
Nes iork Tissss" .lsrs ~, 1875.
send for % Circular.
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HiII.x.

solasrs@t Mail ela-es IN A. NJ, or-ss Q 90 p. "
Louisville Mall closes $50 A. NJ. op-n- 800 Z N
Richmond and Livingston Nail clo'ss oe =. NJ,
CnrRCH DIRECTORY.
CHRISTIAN Services every sabbath. Presch-
ing by Elder Balou, LIST, srd sd 4ih, st ~ A. N.
sunday sch, oil uneeis At A. N. Joseph Severance,
Superintendent
BAPrlsT.-R-gulsr Services End and oh Sab
bath. at II A. ". Rev. }. ". Bruce, Pastor.
sunday school, Al .. II. D.. Barrow. Superintendent.
NErnopIsr.-R.,. J. u Peoples, ras,ar
Preaching every sabbath, morning and night
sunday School, at o. .. c. Cooper, super intsndent
Prayer meeting every Thur.day nishI.
PRESBYTERIAN. NORTH Rev. s. :. NeRob
,ris prcsehes aud aud ith ssbhsis-'.t u A. NJ
PTEsBYTgRiAN, sOuTH.-Rev. W. Grow
prrsches tat and srd sabbaihs, morning and night
Sunday School, ats. n. b. Tsvi., Superintendent.
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COrRT DIRECTORY.
CIHCuIr.-Third Monday in April and October.
". n. Ow.l.y. Judge; GeOrge Denny, Jr., COmison-
s-Alth's Attorney; u, y. E.i@is,on. Clerk.
COUNTY. Fiisl Monday. each month. J. A.
Lylls. Judge John Blain, Clerk fontsipe FoI
BobbIti, Attorney.
POIICE.-I D. Dennis. Judge; Thonss s,sgg.
ssI.n.l ,lkll es,-- ..s, ". e-.eI"ss, .eee "o"s1
QUARTERLY. -second Monday in Msreh, j une,
.r'
cOCsIr oftIcfks'| a; " leland, snerini
j. =; carrier Assessor ~. his,', ,oionef ~
,,l Comm'o@ school .""n''A'"ne'' w. !" !"
sTlSroRp ByslSkss pIRRCIORI,
= :. - --='' - -
HARDWARE.
C.nPbel Miller.
sEwsPAfEss.
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u.Ts c,rs A.
n. n reyls.
80 ,.nr.yE.s
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Drug sToKEs
Anl.T.ou A Mctloberts
CLOTHING GENT FURNISHING SOOps.
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"A Rspesitery Of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instructlon-"
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.


Tct strictly Household matters ssd dre>s, Bsv-
r-s Bsrss 10 altogether the bat thing paslisAs<.
To tats " h q msttsr Of economv. No lssy eaa
snsrd 10 10 -iths.t u, ~ the infsrmstion ~ gi,e-
vill save her very much m.re money the. the sub
srrption price, bcsae- giving the hous~hel< en- To-
terr-ting literary Visitor. tkscsee Js-'ssL
Hsrp~'s Basar is proiu.ely illustrated, sud con-
tsins stories, poems, skssrhe~ aud e-~sys 81 sc>t
stifsctive character In Its literary ssa
sristic features, the Bsrsr 10 unque.'ieussly the
hse-fag Gsrcffs, Rostes.