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A rich lead Of romance has been
struck OF Oakland, Nd. A poor far
mer lives there, self-exiled, selfburied,
among strangers, simply because he
married his sister without knowing It,
When he was lad Of seven and shs
a lass Of three she was kidnaped, and
her parents never heard Of her again,
although they expended thousands In
searching for her. The heart-broken
mother died soon after the loss Of her
darling, and the father wandered over
Europe, and finally settled in New
York, where he died. The brother
grew to manhood, and the memory OF
his lost sister was almost efaced from
hi. mind. In his twenty-severth
year, while visiting . married friend,
he fell in love with the governess OF
his friends children, beautiful girl
of about twenty-three, and after some
months they were married and lived
happily five or six years, a boy aud
girl being born to them during that
time. BY the death Of an uncle in
San Francisco the husband was left q
considerable fortune, and the lawyer
who conveyed the intelligence to him
also stated that his sisters career had
been traced. A tramp on his DEATH
bed in a st. Louis police station con-
fessed that be and two companions
had stolen q little girl for her clothes
and locket which she wore, and that
she had continued with them for sew
eral years, when her bright, pretty
face attracted the attention Of kind
hearted lady in Ohio, who adopted
her and sent her to school, where she
remained until her patroness died.
She then became teacher in q large
school in Cincinnati, but as her health
began to fail, she applied for a posi-
ton as governess. my God" cried
the client, "She has been my wife for
five years" He had married his own
sister. They divided the property,
and placed their children under the
roof of friend, and then separated
torever.-GNew York Tribune.
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SYMPTOMS Of a Diseased Liver.

symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge
Of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient israrely able tolie onthe left
side; sometimes the pain is feltunder
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently
extends to the top ofthe shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
ed with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain. aceompan'
led with a dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss Of memory, aceompan-
led with painful sensation of having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, andhe complains of a
prickly sensation ofthe skin; his spir-
its are low; and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
70 him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough 10 Try il. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several ol
the above symptomsattendth disease,
but cases have occurred where few oi
them existed, yet examination OF tic
body, alterdeath, has shownthc IIvEp
to have been extensively dcrangcd
AGUE AND FEW EK
Din. c. McLANE's LIVER PiII.s.
CASES or AoUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL
For all Bilious arrangements ami as
asimple purgatlve they aremeq,r,,rd.
BEWARE az IMirATioN~
The genuine On. &. NJ LAAEs
LIVER Pulls are never sngal coated
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression On.
McLANE's LIVER PUBS.
The genuine Ms LANE 5 LIVER PlIis
bear the signatures OF c M'LANE
and FLEMING BHos. on the wrappers.
1Insist on your dIuegis, OF store
keeper giving you tine genuine d. {,
McLASE's LIVER Puts, PREFACE
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pl
Sold by all respectable drugs
and country storekeepers gene'aIi'
Tothoss wishing 10 give Dat Mcl.ASs'sliNta
PlLlsa a ulal Nc ~Al mail post PAD 10 Az, pat "i
M Un,tsa States, vns boA VI Pulls lvI twsniy h,s
ssn,s FLkAlNG skOs. Pusblfs ~,
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(,oNpENSFp TIME
Louisville 4 Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
ItnNnENsEn TINE
TRAINS .otN. sarru.


Passengers on l.. cal. r. r. (Sho,t iincl v NJ.
~ H. Il, "a. NJ. u. ~ aud q, >. Mail Line
steamers connect ~ lonissilie With TRAIN M
4. TRAIN NJ. connects al Ishanon Junction
With Train No. - Tor all points on Knoxville nad
Re hiu"ud hfsncheS. 1rain No. ~ connects ~ let
snoh Junction With Train No. irom al points u
the Memphis and Montgomery Lines, ~ Lebanon
With stages D. and frum Springfield, tsuplelisviile
Columbia aud Ureensburg, al Muehellsbure. With
stages 10 and nom rerry VILE aud Htrroi.hurg; a
lansille Station With stays 10 and from nunvills
Cuyi At stamford With stases 10 and ffOm Somerset
a. hiehtnond Junction 10 and frum roinr between
there and Livingston Al Richmond uith stages 10
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A very painful scene was witnessed
one Sunday last month in the First
Baptist Church Of Oakland, Califor-
MIA. 1t appears there was to be a
communion service, and consequent
ly there was large attendance. The
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. McLaderty,
when he had reached the order Of no.
tees, began reading them in the or
der in which they had been received
from one Of the members, not having
previously read them. All were COM
mon-plsce except the last. This was
signed by eight members OF the
church. and formally summoned a
meeting, to be held the following day,
"to consider the expediency Of dispen'
sing with the services Of the present
pastor, for the furtherence Of the
prosperity of the church. and the ex
ultation Of the cause Of Christ" Al
Mr.. McLafferty had not heard that
his congregation was dissatisfied with
his services, he was naturally grieved
and almost overcome by this call for q
meeting. His wife tainted, and the
excitement Of the congregation was 81
great that the communion service wa
BY general consent omitted. At the
meeting the following night a resolu
ton that the pastor be retained wal
carried by an overwhelming MAORI
w." What we desire to call attention
to is the mean, cowardly, ungentle
manly and unchristian conduct o
those with whose knowledge and con
nivance that notice was prepared ano
sent to the minister. and he in uttel
ignorance Of any observation-disclosures
all this at the communion service! Fol-
specific meanness and generally COW
ardly spirit. this caps the climax o
church disturbances. The men wh'
instituted this proceeding are Pitiabl.
poor specimens Of Christian disciple
ship. But it is a matter for congratu
lation that in all probability thei
number in the Christian church i
limited to eight-snd they are jus
eight too many.
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There is class of persons In the
world, by no means small, whose prom
inent popularity is whining. They
whine because they are poor, or if
rich, because they have no health to
enjoy their riches; they whinc because
il is too sunny; they whine because
they have "no luck, and Others pros.
perity exceeds theirs; they whine he
cause some friends have died and they
are still living; they whine because
they have aches and pains and they
have aches ard pains because they
whine; and they whine no one can
tell why. Now we would like to say
a word to these whining persons. First,
stop whining, il is Of no use complain
ing, fretting, fault-6nding, and whin-
ing. Why, you are the most deIuded
set Of creatures that ever livedl Do
you not know that IL Is well settled
principle Of physiology and common
sense that these habits are more ex-
hausting to nervous vitality than al
most any other violation Of physiolog-
ical law And do you not know that
life is pretty much as you make il!
4 I. Il. 4
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Harper's w 9 O ky,
ILLUSTR ATED-

The Hsslig is the ablest aud hos. powerful illus
tra,ei periozli,al Published in this country. lts
editorials AZ. holary aud convincing, aud carry
much weight. Its Illustrations u currcnt events
are full amt fresh, aud prepared by our best de-
signers L0gisriIe CaHFisI-JoHrtfi
Haryir's HeckiV should b. IN every family
throug hout the land, a purrr, upr' interesting
higher-t0he, better illustrated paper j. not pui-
lishei la this an! other country .- taialasrrni
RaLefiH, Bsiou.
The Nelly is the only illustrated Iap.r ui the
DAY that IN its essential characteristics i- rcois-
nilei ~ a ua lonnl p1peT.- ErdatlgH Ea.f'f.
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The Danbury usu has been inform
ed and he believes that hugging girl
in perfect fitting corset is like put
ting your arms around a cold parlor
stove. BY the way, hasn't the hug
giDg got something to to do with the
formation If what the anatomists call
q 'soossss kvsrr"
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A Yankee editor wishes To know
whether the law recently enacted
against the carrying of deadly weap.
ons applies to doctors who carry pills
10 th,ir pockes.
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;. Internationally the best sustained
H arper's NJ agazine.
ILBUSTRATBD-


Na,ie~s o. NJ Press
The veteran Magarias. which long sga outgrrw Its
Original title Of the Mo MonfAig Maga-iAr, has not
In the least ahate-l the popularity " Won ~ the
outset, bat has added Ia Il In many WAYS, and has
Kept fairly abreast OF the times thanks 70 the enter
prise II The publishers and the tact aud wisdom q
Its editors For whatever Is best aud most reada-
the ave. axe readeT OF to-day looks 10 HaJrrs Nag
a-ins, Just a. expectantly A. did the reader II a
quarter Of century aso there u the sane admir-
and suggesiiscness In its editorial departments
| nov a. thrn.- Boston JoHraHi
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A Spanish proverb says; "A kiss
without mustache is like an egg
without salt"
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TRAINS eoISe NonTu.


TRAIN No. u connects NJ Ri,hmaad junction
10 and irnm paints hstween there anil Livingston
NJ stanford Win Stages 10 and ifum Somrr-i, 81
nsn,ne station With stages 10 and truna Dsnvills
tityi at Mtchellshnrg wtih sisgts 10 and rom ler
fyvilie and Harrosfsharr. Al Lebanon With stage.
10 ffom springfield, Campbellsville, Cslainhia asd
Greenshurg. n iehsnon iunetiea With Trains
leaving at s,2O ?. n and liza A. ~, for Memphis.
Montsou.ery, aud intermediate T.oints Passenger
going 20 points North, East, snd West RON Louls-
willie are trsnsisfteJ 10 Train No. & ~ Lebanon
Junction. Train No. CONNECTS AZ Cinrinnsti June
tien With O.. G. A L. n r. fsr the Nafth ssd ka-t
At Louisville In fs,oh Depot uith a. a ". aud J d,
" a u. a. taf tho Nsrth, Is.s and West and
With T. = Male line Steamef- ~ tin, innati aud
the last.
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tn ani tll connrst With T. e. A D.. u ~
CIV kentmNy River Midgs
tu Uanueu With ~tsges ne llarro.ishurn.
tAi touuert with = ". Eailvay inf Hsrrel,hufg
jsl Vauuect with d A y. and q. = " "
TRAINS NORTH not NJ.
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The weekly sun.

Who does not know TuE WEFKtN sun u cir
culates Throughout the nite,l states. the tanadas
and heyond Ninety thousand families grrct is
welcouie pages weekly. aud regard " In the lsht
OF guide, counselor aud friend. Its news, editorial
agricultural an literary departments make " -
sentially a Journal h,r the timily aud hresidc.
Terms Oae Dollar year. past paid. This
price quality considered, makes " the cheapest
new sTaI.er puhlished ior cubs of ten, With SO
cash W. WIN seud an extra ccry frec. Addrr-s
PUBLISHER 90 TIIE sun,
2q5st New ork Iity.
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Od MY OfilIEis.-- A. q. F,land shrrin.
!, D.. Carter, Assessor; !. Z Hiatt tufonrt, 4 "
rhilii~, O,mm,n s,h'%,l C"mmi ..ionrr, ". u. n.
ilurksr, County IrasuIrr.
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Ttain- No. cod 4 c,nnert 9TH all rssds leading
out NJ ,incinpsti thfpurh rskst. sFe Ga safe At
our tfiurtpsi stations.
SAM't HUNT,
7. T. HlpNpN. Train bisIatt her
Master Ut Irains in1.tf
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l'm-sse. Desiring To Ensigrass


Passenger Trains. NORTH. "a An.
Passenger 1rains, Soath, t2i 4. N.
Freight Trains. North, e3 A. "
fwtsht Trains, Siuth, ga0 o.. NJ
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For Diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs. Colds.
81 whooping Cough.
IN Bronchitis, Asthma.
81 and Consumption.

The reputation II has attained, in consequence OF
the marvellous cures IL has produced during the
last half century. Is a sufficient assurance to the
public that II will continue to realize the happiest
results that can he desired. In almost every
section of country there arc persons, publicly
known, who have been restored IRON alarming and
even desperate diseases OF the lungs, by its use.
An who have tried IT, acknowledge It's superiority;
and where It's virtues are known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to relieve the DIS
tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary anec'
tons. CHERRY PICTORIAL always affords in
slant relief, and performs rapid cures OF the
milder varieties ofbronchial disorder. aswell as
the more formidable diseases Of the lungs.
As a safeguard to children, amid the distress
ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, ii Is invaluable for, by is timely use,
multitudcs are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, as
the cures 1t ia constantly producing are too re-
markable to he forgotten. No family should b
without u, and those VINO have once used i
never N,u.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe II, and Clergymen often recommend !
fru.u lheir knowledge Of is effects.
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Passengers eontemplatiig visiting the Atlantic
Ciies should purchase tickets va lAis Toute. aud
'isit the famous Watering Ilaces In the mountains
oi Virginia.
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Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are vws ses~ ee~ u.sss.sstse sss Nev
s.ssS:., We ,s:.ssss:s~y.nnsss.ss,,s
Vile sea Lssss~ as~ht ssss bette ses
LoutsSilte ard the prtsstpst etssss
North. Enst Nod " Get.
For iuE,rms,isa stodt Thksts ani Eralgrani
Rates 10 fiutids. Arkansas. rrxas tho ~stih- ve-i
anil >osth. address
e. ?. ArMonF,
Gent fs- and Ticket Agt,
Iaatssilis ~,
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RAILROADS..
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
TIME rAuI.rs NO. q.
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 2sth. 1877.
STATIONS

TRAINS sorru norNp
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ASK FoR TICKETS VIA
Louisville 4 Cincinnati Short Line
No Other Lilac Css Esssi %.
g. u. KELLY, John kILKENY
Grn'l Ticket Agent. zeal rasg. Agent.
JOHN MAC LEOD, Genl supt, Louisyille, ny.
Thechssap & ohioR. R

Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, and all Eastern
and Southeastern Points.
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BOHON l. stage, Agents. Stanford, Ky.
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l. ENTuCKI CENTRAL AMI
ohio aud Mississippi Railroad.
Dor n. Lam, sud The Mssi
Through Tickets Co all poi.t. I'm Mis-
scarf. Kansas aud Tsxas.

Leave Lexington i;an y. M. Arl,. at ~ Loai
s25 a. M, la tinh 10 connect With ifains aT KAN
.as Ciiy and the West
Lave Lsxinsion I'm .. IA. Arrive ~ Nsu Noit
~ y, M. thu neat day
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"a Complete Pictorial History of the
Times" 1.-THE best. cheapest, and most
successful Family Paper in the Union"
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

For Tickets a. information, ppply At krntn,hy
central hulinai lsl1i, iFKingiSh, ~.
~ y r. ~. I. ts8f. "a Iiflot Agent.
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. Mol q Na.g Nos
vi w. NJ Ac'n ~ frt
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THE ONLY LINE

ot-rsis,l by one Coarsny sni rss-enEers srr or'
tsln IT r,,inr thfeueh aud naating cnn"s- ii'' ~
terminal fsiinis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19

Barney Sales was accused ~ cutting and
wounding Cob samuel Hall with intent "a III.
The cas- WIS called n the city Courtth morn
ing. Halls face Was art stirally done up IN
court plaster and b" looked IN though he had
been holding a t'n minutes engagement with a
buzz saw. II, said:
II live at Samurlss Station. Nelson county.
came ~ the atty last Monday week, on my way
Ia C.n'lnnnti. and stopped AZ Mr.. Buckles Ho-
TEL had boon in ~. city but "A few brief hours
when felt inclined To- see what wis going on
under the gaslighs. WIS an entire stranger
here. | met a youth with tloaied ia,e.
an oily tongue, and devils heart. He
asked me- 10 tai" u walk, AMI W won't into a sa-
loon in Jefferson street, and / lhr"wan awaken
ing cocktail into h = bowels. H. said there WAS a
great variety in the saloon husin s. that no
t~O OF them were alike. and that il would be
right and proper 10 taNr in nll of them. We On
tered another. and treated again. We took in
tn. whole lin of saloons along Jefferson street,
and | saw many strange things. When We
reached walnut rtrr9t. near tn" entrance Ia u
very dark alley he caught mo hy th' tiroat. and
In thunder tones. exclaimed: You - - -.
I've got you. He nude Il grab for my watch,
and, pulling II from my ro kct ran away. |
dropped my vdlls' and caught him, when he
cut me twenty zone times IN the head and i;e."
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WAR UroN 1HE MOLLY MAGrIREs.
Resolutions that wcrS Passed Saturday
Las, by the a. on. "r New Jersey.

I. That m" Ancient Order ~ Hibnrnigns ns
existing 90 Size stat at New irr-ss hereby s.~nuis tony
ami uUeriy repri,afs ant all connection nr I'Ia-
tun with lit ae.t atl.u U NuIiN Ml4utf-
lNtf vf if I'f probate AMI fouiN An. al ||. Aul
autth''naVe ur Wlfil' n.uHrs w ulr sN,fl.l
of tI.icit -faiO -,a'fs. wItnhlfr tt iuv ;I0
an law huuHu mud DIVINE 4li the fns
ill ,- Of llDlr iIN men, ~a L. hru-ft a" sieiN lis
toe Aml cn-u luu4.Au 10 tor t.l Au4rAl, dee Dis %
NiNl Itr aliI Nluti
That call upon brethren ~ tho Ancient order
of llherman- 10th IN their general AMI state .in.a-
follow the the order
Jersey "a utterly di.u~ itns an 1sesuon ami ~yu-
pa nv Win the niur -ai hHif col "NDlID.. ami
strongly AMI 'uphnt.,tiA colcnnlA- and pfnisiinl,
b,cai principles AMI deeds # tins annmnahc a,-oe ia
mat Tho National Roari whose headquarters arc in
thc cits of New .ls ht nlcr ih-;lu'ii bN al State
instruct item t0 b+-ln rgd inv Il "a nin the Hl.
l'-si conn~, lion of ihr d.te>i ih' We. 900 cur An
lni Honorable Order 'f ilhffWau- and fhAt
aNN rnrtNn u uuT urhr Zoo ftuf-'i ur .-,wl fs
sfii lr ilul Cool 4i tnN nlAI fuN' i'u WALL iNe
a'i"d .if. A4s' lrt Do. 900 nuN asa "r sIiu
WIN nt ans d i. ..' '.Nl...I-" tir fr i Ani
'n-n rIt Nn0i 10 lih ilouorlii ur.r 0i iiNrrl.tu.
ANl ..fNa-n fH rfII O4r uit p f 'rr.
renee ant ruui' uutNtuN .s' aiHal4uu wish go ,'an.
tuHurcr o. N.ah ,i,tt- 500 Dog ntNrltrtns Nniurs
That thc Auf.sut Orl,r ot iihetuiius a.t'sia-
ub rcti- Ia put PRACTICE me ~ 90 lu iNfu rY
love assist auHir iu -ekN Iii df attn 60 rn-
nutc lusi Will Hud Christian charity ainuus %. Wcfl
lr~ In orata the nritl tui vsic1l condition nf
onr Ioupo, 90 n'y every law 90 Nt society to observe
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