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little lcvcsirk msid who watches you
so jealouslyv
Bob flushed r,rccp,ibly in the twi.
light, hut replied cnrelessly, Zone is
compelled 10 do homage to such en-.
trancing beauty rs Miss Darling's.
Have you seen a man yet enter her
presence with his eyes shut' AZ for
Minnie, we are engaged. She is going
to he my wife one Of these days when
she is mistress Of Fairywooi and I am
lord Of Randolph Hail."
Castles in the air, Robert. Heav.
en- .pecd your wooing. Lets 60 over
and hear some music before the
dance"
As the two young men passed the
white cottages Of Bachelor Row from
whence came even at that early hour
sounds Of rcvelry, Hampton called
attention to the extreme danger Of
harloring such nest Of sportsmen.
"If | were proprietor Of such an
establishment I should never tolerate
a set Of cut.throats and blacklsgs
about my premise,."
"Don't be so harl on the fellows.
Will They like title fun once a
year! I shouldn't object to round
myself IL were not guarded by such
Argus eyed people as you and my
mother. But poor soul! shes had
enough trouble I admit"
at is well you are such nm outspo-
ken fellow Randolph. I've no fear of
your giving us the slip like Charlie.
Confound the fellow! I hope those
parasites will drain him dry. Teach
him a lesson"
They had reached the parlors where
Ethel, an accomplished musician, was
already at the piano. Her thrilling
voice floated out on the night air with
such pathos and power hat here and
there the groups Of oilers found them.
selves vending their way from all
parts of the grounds towards the deep
bay.windows of the drawing-room.
Song followed song till complaining
Of the heat indoors Ethel made her
way through the circle of listeners to
the seats outside. Here Bob pressed
toward her, guitar in hand, and plead
ed for just one Of the exquisite old
ballads she rendered 80 touchingly.
List love It's l." I'VE met" "She
stood beside the altar" II cannot
dance tonight" Castles in the air.
and Others Of the same date were Bobs
chosen list, and he usually followed
up her difficult arias and cavatinss
upon the piano with some selection of
sentimental character under the
trees. Sometimes all joined in the
popular bacchanals and choruses Of
the day and made the echoes ring far
and wide.
At nine they adjourned to the ball
room, danced two or three hours and
then retired.
1t might have been one o'clock
when Mrs. Darling, aroused by her
,ick babe for whose benefit she had
come to the springs. arose and cropping
about in the intense stiffness and dark
ness for light, saw a sudden fash
upon her wall, then another and an
other, this time accompanied by a
rushing, splitting sound.
tro BK coSriNvED)
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CHAPTER v.

The next night Hampton and Ran
dolph walked over to Brown Spring
in the vicinity Of Bachelor Row, for q
quiet smoke. Bob soon Logan rally,
ing his friend upon his sudden interest
in the place which had been SO dis.
tasteful few days before.
Hampton confessed the soft i'm
parchment and seemed SO confident
that the other was a little nettled.
HAS she manifested any special
preference for your society,"" he asked
in some concern.
swell, don't know what else you
would call il. She surely does not
repel my advances. ! can't exactly
make her out. Sometimes imagine
she has some trouble that preys upon
her aud makes her feign a gayety she
does not feel"
"Some old lover Ill bet-sald Bob
iaunlingly, "She i too young for
that" replied Hampton ssgaeiously.
"Bah! too young Why u girl Is
neser coo young for sssethsart. |
know this much aboGi .he ssx from
my own woful oxperieI.sI You have
lived too secluded n life. VIII You
had better take eass.'
"relenaque changing places ~ith
Mentor" rejoined Hampton hooking
ly. 81 am not at all suie but you are
in pretty deep yourself, my boy! Then
What i. = b.e1me Vi ia: bew!;.Ling
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CON INJECTIONS.


TRAIN No. ~ CONNECTS NJ Richmond Iunstion
3. aud from points between there and Livingston;
at Stsnford With stays 10 and nom som.r-et ~
nznviile station with stagrs 10 md frpm liauNile
City; al MitrhrllshurT With stesy- ~ snd frn pcr
ryviie sud Iiarr,dshufg. AZ Lebanon With sisge.
~ frs,m Springfield. Campiellsvi'le, Columbia and
Gr-~u-hurs; 81 Lebanon Junction With Trains
leaving at 80 =. n. and La A. ~, for Memphis,
Montgoa.clS, and intermediate paints. ra--rogrrs
,,ing to I-,Inis North, East, aud Wet hes LOFTS
Vile are transferred 10 Train No. 6 at Iehsnon
Junction. Train No. 6 eonsects ~ Cincinnati June
ton With o.. G A T. Y u. Car the N"rth aud Es.,;
st Louisville In lnion Deiot With o. a ". and J.,
~ al n. u. Er the North, East, and West. aud
eth 4. 5. Male Line Steamers Coz Cincinnati aud
the East.
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are ran betweca Louisville aud New
Orleans Via MoWtx om~ry. T.eut~vtlle
and New Orleans. Via Milan, 1.euts-
VILE sud B.tsslc aWeht st>e between
louisville sna the principal etttes
North, EAST aud West.
For inf,rmsiiob about Tickets and fmigrpni
Rate. to tlorila, Arkansas, rsrss, the souih--e~,
and soLth. aslir---
L. p. ATMoRE,
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TRAINS aWuNa sOrvus.


Passengers On .. e. a .. r. n (~hert iine) ,. ".
A .. n. a., u. A. N. X. ". and u. :. Mail I.ise
Steamrr- connec, n Louisville With TRAIN No
J. TRAIN M. q cornerts Al Islanon Junction
vith Train No. is or 81 I~lnts On Knoxville sad
Richmo.i htanchse. Trsln No. Is ccnne,ts ~ Irh
anon Junction With Train No fs,m all points on
the Mrmphis aud Montgomery tine-; n lrlsnnn
with stssr- 70 aud nun springfield, crmr'rls,iile
Coiun,his and s're~r.hurr; - Mitcheii.hurs. With
stages 10 and nom rerry vilr and Hsrr"f-hurs; II
Ianvilie ststkn with stsg-s h. aud fs,sm nanNille
city, At STANDARD With stages 10 aud fr"m S'meF-rt
Al Richmond Junction 10 aud tr''m p-sint- i-tsesn
there and Livingston; ~ Richm"sd With starc- 10
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
BECOME OF 1T :?

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The grave i--us- l-e'fe Cnnr--~ The unsl -'tie-
Is@ut ~ thu hts Presidential etcfou III. in,ofsipg
Cougrs~s; tho nv President tho f-iirs 81 tho
D~st AdsuiuistrIilun aud fasur~ rsliare q The
country aud ls-F-, maii~T- Of s-s'si tut no 10
each and every insividsni such a cfi-is h., MT
i.cn prc~p,s,l sirrs the De- hrAttyn " ipdry-nd-
ATEuTurUL Ilrsgosv ~ rveats. sr. dYlnss Of
Coufr--. -ii 10 ri,rn rsa inI~rti,li,I aud Air
uc-r la the
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

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SYMPTOMS VI wohmS.
THE countenancei is paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional fiushcs, or
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 IT.
ritatcd, swells, and sometimes bleeds
aswelling oftho upper lip occasional
headache, with Examining or throb-
bling Of the ears an unusual secretion
OF saliva; sunny OF iur,ed tongue
breath very ioul, pafIieuiarIy IN 'he
morning. apPeu'e variable, some
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

Passengers contemplating Visiting the Atlantic
Cities should puTchas. tickets via thi, route and
visit the famous Watering place. In the moan lains
of Virginia
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

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M;.. D,nhv nov, come and Inn.
chilly GLIDING .t lea., halfway down
sho :uccoedeJ i, Knocking the rich,
nj, The seco,J hall ,ook n frantic
o,rve .nl branch, dawn the left
Thrill rol,eJ off "Tep IN txo-you
must keen us ahead. Mis-, Davis" said
Mr.. Ross. chalk in hand.
Four n;ns nm the left came down
9Th Mis- D,v;, secopd The others
,oro c,;l,r..
.Well I never dill see such a
Mace she pettishly exclaimed, "thc
halls will not .tav nj all where YOU
| mt them"
"Nevcr m;udn cousolrd Mr.. Ross,
"we are fourteen to two,
Miss Minnie chose n hall of the lar.
ges, size walked lint n sion or two
dow, clo.,ed both little hand. around
the heavy niece and tlroppipr il far Ia
the RIGHT If the center gave il a
sl;cb, ;,ne,us that sent j, slowly and
surelv IN n .an.s,r;ke
uShs,s mr., ,hep sI,y exclaimed q
,o,,,ou,, hefore ,l,o hall reached il,
Jos,;n.,;on "I, nos .,ox hut !,
tnowo tho Ways
.yos II Jos, L,ow tho wov IT..
No, s,;r CHI h,s tho odr.,,o,o n,
NJ " c,,mored s.ror.I If tho CHARMING
,,;..os who ,oLo suoh ds,;,,h, IN Inn.
beiuc orreeo,le
Miunie's second hall broupbt down
nine: her third inst missed The solitary
neg left standing Flushed with fri.
umpb she retired having brouobt her
s,de I'M nineteen marks.
"Tweutv.one 10 fourteen Miss In.
cv no vour host. 7 know vou can
hiring us nm at leas, even" urged Mr.
V,mnto,
But Miss Lacy. lansui,lly twisting
the balls out of both hands. so deli.
cafe were her muscles, had the morti.
fication TO see them all roll off worth
less
Miss Logan brought down three.
Then Mr. Ross with n mick 6erc,
movement threw rather than rolled hi,
ball STRAIGHT tbroupb the center takine
the head min and three fellows
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len more followed tins appeal; thei
MeSsrs. Hampton and Randolph sue
ceeded IN Order each Fronting by for
mer mistake'' and the game was end
ell two pins IN favor OF Mrs Darl'ng'
side, greatly to the chagrin OF Minnie
Fay whose skill deserved better sup
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