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LETTERS ON LYING TOPICS.


To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sn: / adj
mire THE Sun for its fearless character and its
sound sense. for its sympathy with the working
classcs for its courtesy. candor. and practical
advice to anxious inquircrs Of every kind. and
above ALL for it's chivaric sentiments toward my
sex. These characteristics have persuaded mo
INTO the c.,otism OF addressing you on a sub
ject entirely personal. and ono OF u nature al
together different from any hitherto presented
for your consideration.
Some years ago lost by death very dear
relative. which overwhelmed me for long timc
in grief and drspondeAcy. When the poiEnhncy
OF my sorrow had somewhat abatcd. found. to
my surprise. that could express all the feel
ings had experienced in relation TO her death
in poetry. line Of which l had never, before
been able to compose. Not only could so ex-
emotions and sentiments OF the human heart.
From that pcriod, ! have been possessed gt
times With sort OF inspraii2n under the spell
write them. and, strange to say. this inspiration
comes without tho slightest preparation. and
more Often When am 9fsupied WIN ,ne m2 sy
tho most ordinary associations: and while
am engaged In manual labor my brain Is, busily
weaving into rhyme exquisite fnncics and beau
tiful images. To those around me appear
practical woman wholly engrosscd in hum;
drum cares. when In reality am living an ideal
life, that lifts or rather floats mo along in JOY
Gus ecstasy that lghtons toll and lends charm
10 an otherwise neutral existence The result
oi this pleasing inioxication II whole volume
Of songs-so ] call thcm-which ! have kept
wholly to myself, feeling that. If they never
bring me single leaf OF laurel.
There 4. dclEht in singing though none hear
Now l wish to know IL mine Is an ordinary
case, or If there IL any evidence OF poctical
genius in the symptoms described. am not
personally acquainted with any poet and have
no literary friends with whom 10 consult, or
would not trcspass on your time.
New YoRK. Oct. 6. STARTLING GREY.
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Hotter Latc than Ncycr.

Rumors are ailoat that peace is shortly to
reign In Cuba. We cordially hail tho pros
poet of il and the approaching recognition
81 the new republic Of cuba. Tho Cuhans
have for nine years fought gallantly against
difficulties that 10 most people appeared in-
~urmountablc. and they are fully deserving
Of the final triumph of their cat-c.
Spain, 10y yielding gracefully 10 the inevi-
table, shows n soundne-s Of judgment n
mclitori0us rs it Is unexpected; Int there
is no better school than adversely, and
Spain docs we'll to disproyc the old adagc
that she never learns and mover forscis.
Cuba knows full we'll that Spain IA. yield
al solely because she il unable t. keep up
tho contest any lonscr but the nobility
which has distinguished Cuba's policy dur
ing the war, will doubtless mould her con-
duct il the hour Of her final triumph.
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Tlell Mnrshnl uALsrrAn Man trno hi

Field Marshal IIALsrEAD with true mar
tal ardor calls upon HAYES to clear the public
Offices OF the "CoNKLING ringsters." Unless
the gallant Field Marshal can iniusc into the
trembling hating soul Of the Fraudulent Pres
ident some Of his own ntrcpidity. such appeals
as this Will utterly fail OF their purpose.
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America. rnst'.te Exhibition ,s,d Gath on
Ro~ery uh~str~-TexAn Aveneer
nrosd way Thestre-Ls Marjolaine.
Brysst's Op~rs meuse-ias aud 40 Broadway.
Goian,bis Opera uous--vafir,y
Essi~ Thestre-Ths Mighty Dollar
Ggypti.s msii-ssth st. and 81 sv
s.iIssor~'s a-srs~o-Grsst attractions
Grand Opera Heuse-rhe Dantes.
RtbI.'s Ga rs-s-Lsw OF the Land
New NosL As.s ss-Brosdvay and a'th 81
NJ rsrk Theatre. uroeLi,s-Out Boya
Olympic Ghcstre-yAristy
P.sL Th~stre-Ths Crushed Tragediar.
san rrspeisco Nin.,rei--Btosd~Ai AMI 'snA
theatre Co,nias--vsfieiy
Tony Pastors Opera uo..~-vafis,y.
q Mon sa.arc Ihestr~-stfucs Oh
NxaIiseLs Theatre Marriage.
woods Theatre. uro"hi,a -Jasrer
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Tho lnsnnity Of HUH. one Of tho pursue

The insanity of HULL, one Of tho pursuers
Il the treatherous Keeper DAVIS who was
leaeucd with the convcts In the plot for break
ing the Connecticut state Prison. Is not soli-
tary instance Of its kind. Tho excitement over
big rewards promised for the arrest Of crimi-
mails. has more than once driven people crazy.
The cagcrness Of pursuit in the CHARLEY Ross
caso had that cffeot in a; least one instance.
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Owing to the unhealthiness Of Gorny-
SUDDEN, the Russian headquarters arc trans
fcrrcd 10 Sstoya. But II the Turks keep ON as
they have been doing Sstova will become as
unhealthy for Russians a. Gorny-Studen.
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After all, the trunk is the truo token Of
civilized lie. Whom SLOTTED TAIL and RtD
CLOUD asked HAYES for an ovcrooat ana suit
If clothes SO rs To live like white men they par
tculariy added. and truuA to put them in"
The trunk was not given; but among tho first
purchases which the redskins made with their
80 apiece. was a satchcl for each warrior whi.e
some bought hulo trunks. The thoughtful
patriot can foroseo the day when the Sioux
sluaw Will reiusc to break camp until her three
Saratoga trunks arc properly packed and when
the baggage smashcr will be the terror Of the
red man as now OF the white.
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,.r. ,,,r,,or,in'. a. Inv. h.'., ,,r,,t.n ~, Mr.
Ct.srry the prssiA,nt If tbo t.,,,s cn,,nnr,
in, which f,yors ,y.r, asked II, e,ys tl,.t Sum-,
- the-, fuv,rs vy,r. ,,ro,..I. Tim, Mr. c,..
srny's brother was ,lo.od ON ,l,'. INV r, ~ ,ho
str.ot D,,n,t,n.rt and r.o, ,hi. lr.th.r,s
salary was rnisoJ Mt MIR. CA.sipy.s soli.,tn.
tion. lie shove TINT while tho A,ins re-
coiyed only $4,000 from tho STAT. Treasury
in lsGs. nnd only slO0po in 1s7j. il r.,.iv.l
in 1e7n st7fcun. rnl i'm 1871 s2u7 goa.
H.. da,,i. with fhe other oontrali. tiou- IN tho
snmo summary fashion. fl. nrolur.s friendly
lo,t,r. rurportin, 10 have been written Inv Mr.
IlrrcuINo. lat that time Of the Albany .I,,,,ol
nultw,, ohn.ks which. n- IL. ns-.rls ,vcro r,o.lo
outh NV him in eoneo,uan.o of tbnso l.it.r. INV.
able 10 tie ordorof the then editor oftho L.,o-
NAL He produces n letter from Mr.. IpGAn
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CHAPTER X.

Long unused upon the incident OF
the letter. Guy Garnet, with her in
ordinate propensity for interfering,
had suppressed it and made herself
mistress Of It's contents. | knew she
had in the first instance been prompt
ell by curiosity; but latterly she took
no pains to conceal her enmity, and !
could readily believe that a feeling of
revenge alone was the cause of this
last act of treachey. How generous
" Carl Weaverton had tried to shield
her. She had doubtless dropped the
missive while preparing for her esca-
pade of the afternoon.
Then il bore date so far back that
if Dewitt Beverly vas indeed seeking
me he had had ample time to trace
me here. ] could not sleep. Hope
at last pointed to fruition, aud ! saw
u future haven Of love aud rest instead
of this gilded palace of worldliness
where each day revealed some viola
ton of domestic happiness.
For the hundreth time my brain
grew giddy with pictures of the past
and of the coming day. Outwardly
calm had long since learned to ap.
pear. Resigned | could never be.
The morning lesson encouraged the
believer TO "rest in the Lord and wait
patiently" Myra had said, "Cousin,
waiting is a hard duty, isn't it''
She little knew how hard. Her
calm, sainte affection knew nought of
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Written n tvs rsrss,os yorsS.r.l
TURNED ADRIFT.
nv mrs EuoESIA DUNLAP rorrs.

"DARE!" she echoed mockinely
"we'll dare any thing. won't we Bru
tusf I've had that precious epistle
day or two. I really forgot to give
to you, but, supposing Of course yo'
could have no objection to my seeinl
a fatherly lecture from q guardian
amused myself with reading Il thi
morning.
Crimson with anger as I stood with
the letter now open, I could only re-
tort, "InsuAerable! I presumed you
at least claimed 10 be lady!"
Here Myra came to me hastily and
said, "Do not mind Guy. She is on.
~ joking. She means il for fun-in-
deed she does
Then with an appealing look to
Guy, she said, "Say no more--there's
a darling. Let's 90 down to the cabin
and see nanny; she's great deal
worse to-day Urging Guy with
more strength than thought she pos.
sessed, she almost pulled her from the
room, while she, yielding in part to
her afflicted sister, yet could not for.
hear to show her defiance by careless
ly trilling the variations Of an opera
air as she went.
Instantly entering my room was
at first too much disturbed to read my
letter. Ifelt 80 outraged and insulted
that all my pleasure in its perusal was
destroyed.
I almost dreaded 10 find within the
closely written pages. words which had
revealed to prying eyes the love l had
rejected, as well rs the love l silently
cherished.
Sure enough It was all there; all.
except the name Of Dewitt Beverly.
Ny guardian referred to the days Of
our brief acquaintance at warrenton,
and called me more than once his
beautiful. lonely darling. undergoing
painful probation with none near to
sympsthize. pardon me Helen he
said, "that I speak thus familiarity.
My love must have some vent, and
surely caressing words can do ysu no
harm. I have instituted proper in
quiries about HIM whose memory you
SO tenaciously prize, and you shall yet
be happy il Shirley Hsdyn Gun effect
his purpose. What greater happiness
can | have than in thoroughly fulfill
ing my duty to yod!"
was still pondering upon the con-
tents Of this unsel6sh letter which
contained besides, descriptions Of his
present station, when Juliet entered
the room.
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CHAPTER TX.


Sitting down beside me. Juliet said,
"Helen, you and Guy will never gel
ON together. l fear. She is SO full Of
mischief and you are SO sensitive. II
pains me to have you always sparring
We must change it if we can"
Then let me stay with you or else
take q different room; for / have new.
er been accustomed to interference Oh
espionage. and I am sure can never
be reconciled to IT,"
Remember, Guy is our baby; the
spoiled household pet She is indeed
very provoking. and Adelaide has We
ry little patience with her. The resi-
Of US find that it Is useless to remon'
strate, 80 we endure what we cannot
cure. I've no doubt mama will change
your room but l cannot exchange pla-
ces with Guy, for she and Ad. would
be fighting in q weeks time Myra,
you know, never sleeps on: Of mama's
room."
swell, ! should be much more com.
Portable elsewhere confess; but Of
course must abide by your mothers
arrangements"
I'll speak to mama about it. We
must not have you and Guy enc.
miles,"
Juliet continued to tell me Incl.
dents Of the eccentricities Of her Els
ter. but I could not feel forbearing
towards her in the frame of mind /
then INDUCED.
In few days. however, my apart.
ment was removed to another portion
Of the large building. and for time,
at least, there were no farther en-.
croachments to produce hostilities.
One lovely day in April We were.
as usual, sitting at some sort Of light
work while Juliet read aloud the story
Of Beulsh. then at the height of its
popularity.
Suddenly Guy came in flushed and
heated bearing a large porte-folio
which she pitched on Juliet's lap. re-
marking carelessly;
"You might as well have shown
them to me. I've seen them all any
how, | told you l should"
In great dismay Juliet opened the
leaves and found that her letters from
Carl Weaverton and Major Dupont
hal all been rided and perused by this
untiring invader OF the rights Of
Others.
With more dissatisfaction than l
had ever seen in her countenance, Ju.
liet gathered together the scattered
sheets and quietly left the room.
"why verify believe she's pout.
ingl" Was Guys only comment upon
the rare forbearance Of her injured
sister.
l. myself, afterwards heard extracts
from some Of these letters. Those
from Carl Wsaverton bresihed a spirit
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ELECTION NOTICE
LINCOLN COUNTY COURT,
JUNE rERN, JOSH lth, iS1G

There being a vacancy In the office of Justice oi
the Peace In HustDnVile civil District In Lincoln
County, caused by the death II W. u Jones, which
Is now temporarily ilcsl Nv the appointment of D.
n. Compton, Il Is hereby orlrrel that an election
to I'LL said odce during the uneNprei Iortion of
the term for which said Jones was elected, lc held
In said District the first Monday IN August ,
ISL by the officers appointed To- hold the regular
election therein on that day. The sheriff of Lin
eoln County l. directed to give at least eight DAYS
notice Of the election hereby arder-l 10y advertise
ment In the INTERIOR JoTRNAL Newspaper. and
posting c,py ot this order AT the Couit houS, aud
copy vt the place at voting In said District, which
c,piss- the Clerk i ordered b. furnish.
copy.
Attest.
J. BLAIN, G. lie. C.
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CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING sovTu.


rss-cnesrs on T. g. A T. ". n (short Lin.l J. N.
I. " H., -. a. ". u. a. and a. = Mail Iise
steaniets eunnect Al L"nisyille with TRAIN 80.
I. TRAIN No. I connect. at Lebanon Junetlor
With 1ruin Nc. u for all points on Knoxville and
hiehnl"nd lranchss. lmin No. ii connects Al Ieb
anon Junction with Train No. 2 irp,n all points on
the Memphis aud Montgomery Lines; At Lebanon
with stages " and frum springfield, Campiellsville
Columbia and orecnshufr, ~ Mitrhellshurg. With
stages 10 aud frum rcry willie and " ,rroshurr; NJ
CITY; NJ Staniori with stages ~ and from somerset.
~ Etchmond Junction ~ aud rum paints between
there aud Livingston; Al Rirhmand With stsres 10
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ELECTION NOTICE
LINCOLN COUNTY COURT,
JUNE Tam, JUNE 9TH, Isl.

There being a vacancy In the Office Of Justice o
the Peace ia Crab Orchard District, in Lincoln
County, eau~.l ly the resignation Ut stephen
Burch, (now temporarily fllcl by u. W. Paris
Il l. hereby ordered that an election to I'LL said
office during the unex pirl partition ot the term foi
which said Burrh was elected le hcli In said Dis
officers appointed Ia hold the regular election thefe
in ,n that day. 4 he sheriff Of Lincoln Count y
sdirected To give at least eight days n"ice oi the
election hereby ordered by advertisement IN the
INTERIOR JOURNAL NEWSPAPER and lststing cop y
of this order at the Court aud copy th'
place Of voting IN said District, which copies The
Clerk Is ordered 10 furnish.
A copy
Attest:
J. HLAIN &. l. C
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GRO RE CONTINUED

The sewing-machinc agent, since
the patent run out, has to talk just as
much and rs fast, and tell just rs ma
ny lies for s2s as he used to tell for
-sI35.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ELECTIOr NOTICE
LINCOLN COUNTY COURT,
IyNp TFRu, JVNE 9TH, 1871.

There being q vacancy In the Office of Justice q
the Peace In stanford Civil District, In Lincoln
County, caused by the removal Of James MAlster
thercironi, which & nov Temporarily hllep by the
appointment ri N. u Hughes, u u hereby order
ed that an election 10 an said Office during the un-
expired partition Of the term CIR which said McAl-
ister was eletccd he held In said district the
first Monday In August, 1871, by the offcers sp-
pontci 10 hold the regular election therein that
day. The sheriff of lincoln county IL dircte3 10
give At east eight days notice Of the election here
by ordered by advertisement In the ISrsRioR
JouRSAL newspaper, aud posting a copy of this
order at the Court house aud q copy Al each of the
places Of voting in said District, which copies the
Clerk l. ordered to furnish.
copy.
Attest;
J. BLAIN. G. Ice
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SIM MONS
LIVER
n E q UL AT o II !

The SYMPTOMS Of liver COM
plant are uucasinrs- aud
pain In the side. Sometimes
The pain is IN the shoulder,
aud l. MISTAKEN tnr nhcu-
maiism. The stomach isaf-
fcytcd with los % ARR
mrs and sickness, bowels IN
grnerai CosTtVF, someiimes
llteruaiing with hS The
uEND y troubled with pain,
aud dull, heavy sensation,
considerable loss 90 NUNO-
nv accompanied With paiu-
ul sensation Of having Lrrr
UNpuNE sumcthing which
ought ~ have lscn Il n,.
Unen complaining of weak
ness, pFniLIrN and low spir-
It,. Somctimss NANN OF
the eloVc symptoms attct,d
tho disease, aud at other
times very Few Vt thciu, bot
the tfNER Is generally tho
OMAN most Involved
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offer o. private sale 20 Acre, Of r'-r land, veil
improved, and situated IN tinsoln county, On the
pike lcsdna nom stamford 10 Somerset, mil,- frum
the trmer place vii sell all or diside " 10 suit
purchs-ers, ~ thcte two r"s-i improvements On
the trn,, The place u very d-slralle ! am In
earnest about scltlng ". o.. STtt'HENSON,
26l-u Stanford, w.
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

on sale at tTcatly Reduced Rates. At all the Tek
uAiiihrus, aud III Walnut street li,ili-nn Houssl
tineinnaii, Nher all iulTmatiun IN he chesihlly
given, ~ by addressing either oi the un,lcrsigned
iUNMAN u. HOWARD
Gcnsul Ticket and Passenger As,nt
Ri,hmond, Va
e. N. OAKLEY,
M,,icrn Passenger Agent, Cincinnati.
4. 4. lOt Ne,
s!l-lf Western Travelling Agent, Cincinnat'
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circumstances and extracted what
pleasure | could from this tough root
c." ..:"...I 80. ~, -.
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-. 81 ~ - -, -
made It impossible to take the wilder
ness road or even to cross the bridges
between Mountain Hall and the river.
landing where she might have taken a
beat. She chafed a good deal at the
delay, and rendered herself exceed
ingly annoying in every possible way.
Letters had continued to come regu-
larry from my guardian, but he had
never again referred to his love. and !
have no words to describe the desola-
ton that at times came over me rs !
realized how completely ] was cut oil
from all cndearing ties.
AT last as the summer came on ]
ceased to hear from Captain Hadyn.
There was good deal of disturbance
farther West among the Indians and
finally the troops at Forts Winthrop
and Carlisle were ordered out to quell
the outbreak.
My suspense was painful as the pa
pers came in full of accounts of Skin
mishes. At length there was decis-
i've action, short, but bloody, in which
Captain Hadyn was promoted to the
rank OF Major for his gallant services.
When all was again quiet l looked
eagerly for his account of the cam.
paign, but ! was destined here Us in
all else, To disappointment.
II was on an intensely hot day in
August when Mrs. Garnet's coach.
man drove in to the landing for Carl
Weaverton, who was Ia come up on
the Nowland, due then at Fort TEN.
pie. An accident had detained the
steamer on sand bar several days.
At the Hall there was great excite
ment. for all were tenderly attached
to the expected guest. Juliet was
wrought up to pitch of expectation
difficult to repress, and l felt gratified
70 see such evidences of love in spite
Of the fascination exerted by Major
Dupont.
Twilight had not yet set in when
the traveller arrived and was greeted
with the noisy demonstrations that U.s.
ually mark the coming of dear rela.
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TRAIN M. 10 connects ~ Ricbmaad Iunstie,
10 aud iruin t-'inis lrtween there aud Livingston
AZ stsntnfd v th STAGES ~ aud ifuu Siner~si. 81
hNnNtlle Ststl"n It'll stsves 10 aud fnim Bansiil.
city Al Miikheli.hurg With stsrrs To- and Nom pef
ry,ilie sud nsrr.isburr; ~ Isissnun Nth stages
10 ffun, springfield. tampl-ll.,iile, Calumhis asd
tireenshUrr, NJ Lebanon Junction With Train.
leaving AZ N '. N. aud LA A. NJ, fr Memphis
MontgUnetN, and intermediate I.sints. Passengers
g"ng To I-iints North, Iast, ani West ffun Lads
vile are iransftfe>i 10 Train No. G NJ Lebanon
Junction. Train No conncct. Al Cincinnati June-
ton With u q L. " u &c the North and Fast;
AZ loulsNille IL luton li~Ipt With ~ A ". ani !.
NJ u. u tu the North, last, aud West, aud
nth q. :. Mtle lins steamer, sf Cincinnati aud
10 last
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CAUTION.

nuy NJ Powders or Prepared SIMMONS tiNEn
EEtsl LAIOH unless In our engraved NuptSr
with Trade Mark, stamp and signature unhroken,
None other Is genuine.
j. .ZEIIIN a. CO.,
M,.,u ga aud philalelphla
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Read bis Pedigree: luang Oxiurl was sired by
Perfection; grand Sire Pryor, the property Of jas
Hank iSon. Oxnrl's dam Was the old job fugh
S1w, grand dam Lady Pugh; g grand dam the old
HaTkriier sou. ONfrd', dam was hr,d by !. ~
Pugh, nov the property of J"s. Norton, aud called
Lady Pugh; sired by Zelaslee lirpwn's h''g, he By
the Kyle and he by pig Of old sweel~iak"s, he hy
OLl Jim the property ct De-. sph M,rton; dam lAdy
Erwin sired 6y the Ilarkridrr Hog Lady fugh's
dam was sired by pig by Old hill grand dam
Young BeSj grand dam o. Young Boss 10y the 81
Louis hog her dam the old job rugh s1~, her dam
Lady Pugh, aud her dam the old llarkriier SOW,
We have also another BOAR,
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

fur tiekris ur Information, apply Al kentucky
Central railroad neIot, Lexington, Ky.
a. y. RANSOM, Gensral Ticket Agent.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS VI WohMS.
THEcountenaneei pale and leaden-
colored, with occasional flushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull ; the pu-
pills dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid; the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds
Swelling Of tho upper lip occasional
headache, with nnnming or throb-
bling Of the ears an unusua! secretion
OF saliva; Shiny or iurred tongue
breath very foui, particularly IN the
morning.; appetite variable, some
times voractous, win gnawing SEN
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II ENTuCKY CENTRAL AND
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad.
For NJ. louls aad the West.
Through Tickets to all points in Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas.

Leave lsNinRion l.30 y. IA. Arrives ~ loai
50 M, Ia tinir 10 cunnect With trains iOr Kan
sas tity aud the Msst.
Lave Lexington IN y. IA. Arrive Al Mes loSk
al y u. IA. the neat DAY.