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ECHOES FROM MlST-LAND;
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MORSE MYTHOLOGY;
Or, The Religion of Our Fore GATHERS.

Containing all the Myths OF tie Eddas acfuy sysema.
tzcd and interpreted With an Introduction, Vocabulary
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The National City Bark Of Ottawa
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THE PILOT AND HIS WIFE.

Morse Love Story BY JONAS LIZ Translated by Mrs.
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ORATORY AND ORATORS

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HANDBOOK OF FINANCE.

BY W. L. FAwCETT Second Edition. l2mo Cloth, Sl15.
"I'he book bristles with stntistics collect
ed from the best authorities."-7h Mining World,
London
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y sngIt copies Tor sa AL snbscrpton- recel'cI .!
Osman q Hapeman. Ottawa. Illinois.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

NOTHING TO Do. The brave man
or woman will always find something
to do. | know little woman, who,
by her husbands illness, has been re-
duced to work for livelihood. She
will do any thing which is honest.
One week she does some copying. The
next week she is at her sewing ma
chine; friends eyes are weak and
she happened to say she was looking
for a seamstress. At once our hero
inc (for are not such heroines?) stamp
ed on her pride, which squirmel hor-
ribly and said, Remember she was
your bridesmaid, and doesn't know
how very poor you are; you'd better
pretend you know Of seamstress?''
Down came the foot. and the words
are spoken bravely: "If l may take
the work home, / will be very glad to
do it," Another time there is sudden
sickness. and nurse is required. She
goes; and so, gradually, she acquired
reputation Tor intense earnestness in
fulfilling her duty--that of earning
money for her children--and, one
thing leading to another, she learns
how to support her family comforta-
bly, and with ease. Where there's a
will- one can generally find way.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

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The interior journal., 1878-03-08

A tragic story comes from st. Lou
is. Michael Letter. wealthy Ger
man, had bsrkeeper named Gum
binger, young, handsome, and poor,
and beautiful daughter named Mar
garet. Gumbinger loved Margaret,
but being afraid Of rebuff from the
father, he conducted his courtship on
the sly. When Letters eyes were
opened to the facts he became greatly
enragel, and promptly discharged the
barkeeper, telling him that this was
not because he had courted his daugh-
ter, but because he had done so by
stealth. On Monday afternoon last,
the girl left her fathers house, saying
that she was going 10 visit some
friends. She did not return that
night, and Letter remarked to his
family that she had no doubt gone and
married Gumbinger, and that, while
he regretted she had not married
some body more to his liking, he
would not make any Tues about it
when they came home. She did not
come home, however, and on Wednes-
day afternoon the dead bodies of the
two lovers were found in a room in
the Lindell Hotel, Gumbingcr hay
Ing shot Margaret and then himself.
All of which facts form lesson well
worth the study both OF parents and
young people.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08


THE Two HEAPs.-The Rev. John
Newton once said: 81 see in this
world two heaps--one Of human hap
piness and one Of misery. Nov il |
can take but the smallest bit from the
second heap and add to the first. | car
ry a point. Ifas l 20 home, child
has dropped a halfpenny, and if. by
giving it another, ! feel that | have
done something. should be glad, in
deed. to do great things, but | will not
neglect such little ones as this Such
little Offices lie within the sphere of
every one.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

| A wonderful feat in engine uiliing
was recently accomplished at the
Michigan Central Railroad shops at
jackson. Two gangs of fourteen men
each began AT : O'Clock upon two sep.
arate locomotives, The parts OF which
had been previously laid to hand, and
''set up" the two machines, each em-
ploying thousands of pieces. and start.
ed them out of the yanl under steam,
in exactly two hours and fifty.dye
minutes
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

DEATH. There is no appeal for re
lief from the great law which dooms
us to dust; we flourish and fade as the
leaves Of the forest, and the leaves
that bloom and wither in II day have
no Trailer hold upon life than the
mightiest monarch that ever shook the
earth with his footsteps. Generations
of men will appear as the grass, and
the multitude that throngs the world
to-day will disappear as footsteps on
the shore. Men seldom even think Of
the grave or even of death until the
shadows fall across their own pathway,
hiding from their eyes the faces Of
loved ones whose loving smiles was
the sunlight Of their existence. Death
is the antagonist of life. and the cold
thought Of the tomb is the skeleton Of
all teasts. We do not want to 90 thro
the dark valley, although its dark pas
sage may lead to paradise; we do not,
want TO lie down in the damp grave,
even with princes as bel-fellows.-[S.
s. Prentiss.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

sal'el meat shoulders, " ss@9 50; short clear
sides y s'eS 20. BACON shoulders. s.ersc;
clear sides, s's@e's Iari. s'4ese. Flour o. 10
= 90 Per bbl. Wheat, roi, u IS 20 81 20, white,
VI Is 10 y y Rye, soc. Corn, ioc. Oats aoc.
Batter, eoezse. Eos lg'fc. Conec. is@2s.
Hay, " to SO per ton. Clover sced &c 10 Sc pr
Ihi Timothy 81 ssei a per hu. salt. per hhi
VI 70. sugar white, si.@iec. brown. 7@sc
The interior journal., 1878-03-08
NoSpENsED TIME.
l0U|sV|llEaGT.sO SOUTHERN
RAILROADLINE.


rasscngtrs on 4. G. A l.. n. n. tshcrt lane, .. NJ.
4 l. ~ r., q. a, ". n. n and h. n Mail line
s,cn m.rs connect a. Louisville With TRAIN No.
With rrain No. ~ for all rolnts on Kroxs,Ile ma
hichmond branches. Train No. i5 connects Al I..h
.no, Junction with Train Nc. : from sil psn on
With stages to and from sprlnsfed t,m,,eli.siil.
tolumbis ani rrcensburf; ~ Mifcheilskurr, With
.ase. 70 and from Ierry ville and Hsrrrishurr; II
iah'hie rtation VIII stsfrs 10 snd rom Dsnvills
Wy y s,sn'.rd With stsecs 20 and from Somerset.
~ htchm"nd Junction 10 and iinm poin,s h.tw.er
there aud Livingston; ~ Richn,ond with stsyr, !.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

A Po rtsmouth man was going east
with his wife last week, and the train
started of very suddenly while he was
talking to his friends. He grabbed
hold Of a woman, chucked her ON the
train, jumped after her-and away
they went fifty miles an hour, with his
wife shrieking and tearing her hair on
the platform, and a woman he never
saw before into high pressure hyster-
les in the car, calling him a monster
and yelling, "Save mep BY a terri
BILE mistake he had got hold of the
wrong woman, and the conductor re-
fusing to listen to his explanation,
kicked him out of the car, the brake
man chucke1 him into the ditch, the
sheriff met him before he was hall
back to the town and put hand cuffs
on him, AMI when at last he got home
he actually saw his business partner
holding his wife on his lap and telling
her that there were men in the world
who loved her much better than her
husband eyer did. He says
he next time he travels he will walk.
Il Lewistown PA. Democrat.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08
The Haeke0s

IL isa well established TACT, that Tablsr. Buok q.
eye rile Ointment will cure, if used according H.
direeiion-, the .tseulas HiPlocasiihum, ., IIoi.c
Ohesnni, eolnaoniy known A. the Buekeys, has
been highly esteenaed ior many year., owing 10 the
Fact that Il assesses virtues, lying In the bitter
principle called Lseulin, which can be uilized ier
the cure Of Plies II Affected with that terrible dis
ease, Baeksye Pile Olntinent. aad be relle ,si
Price 50 osntA Sold BY noAon siaxs.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08


mother to the children, says he. 60,
we'll we know thcrc are none All
poor John. Wal 70 have ano,hel
cup o tay Mr.. Costello"
at must have been very hard oi
yc,' said Mr.. Costello. Thank ye
nam, no more"
1T was harl." said MIu. Cummi,
key: "but time win tell. must cas-
about me for me own livin', an 50
got unto this place, an here I am ID
day."
"Ah!" said Mr.. Costello. rs the
rose from the tah,e end seated .hen
selves before the Ere, can here we or
both Of us this evenin'."
"Here We are. sure enough, rejoin
ed the widow.
"An' ! SO mind We of--of him. d
~ asked Mr.. Costello. after q pause
during which he had gssed contem
platively into the FIRE.
THAT ye do answered the widow
"Ye favor him greatly. Dark com
plecfed an the same pleasant smile"
snow with me sittin' here, and
you sittin' there forninst me. yemighl
almost think ye were marrii again,
said Mr.. Costello, insinuaiingly.
"Ah, 30 away for taze that yt
are exclaimed the widow. mussinp
her clean apron by rolling up the cor
ners Of Il.
II disremember what il was he said
about seein' amy man ye liked bet
ther nor him, said Mr.. Costello ,mov.
ing his chair little nearer to that Of
the widow.
"He said, said he answered th,
widow, smoothing her apron over her
knees with her plump white hands,
"Nora,' said he, If amy time ye see
amy man ye like betther nor me mar.
ry him. says he"
"Did he say any thing about any
wan ye liked as we'll as him?' asked
Mr.. Costello.
81 don't mind that he did, answer
ed the widow refiectively, folding her
srms in her lap.
II suppose he left that to yerselfg
pursued Mr.. Costello.
Faith, an | don't know, thin" an
'wered Mrs. Cummiskey.
"D'ye think ye like me as well as
vou did him!' asked Mr.. Costello,
persuasively. leaning forward to look
nto the widows eyes which were cast
lown.
"Ah, 60 way, now for taze." ex-
the widow. Strengthening her.
elf, and playfnlly slapping Mr.. Cos
tello in the face.
He moved his chair still nearer aud
stole his arm around her waist.
"Nivver ysu think I'm iicklesome
MIR. Costello said the widow. look
ing boldly at him.
"Tell me-" he insisted. "dye like
me as well as We did him?'
"I--I most--I most disremember
now how much liked him. answered
he widow, naturally embarrassed by
'uch question.
"Well, thin" asked Mr.. Costello,
,nforcing his question by gentle
'queezes of the widows round waist,
dye like me well enough as meself'"
"Hear the man. exclaimed Mrs.
cummiskey, derisively; "do ] like
him weel enough as himself"
"Ah. now, don't he breakin' me
,eart," pleaded Mr.. Costello. "An.
wer me this question, Mrs. Commis-
iey: Is yer heart tender towards me?'
at is" whispered the widow; can
here now ye have it,"
"Glory be to God" exclaimed the
'appy lover, and be drew the not un.
Filling widow TO his bosom.
A few moments after Mrs. Cummis.
ey looked up, and as she smoothed
er hair, said: "But, Jam-es, ye
aven't told yet how ye liked yer
w."
"Ah, Nora, me jewell answered
lr. Costello, "the taste of that first
iss would take away the taste of all
Ne tay that was ever brewed. Y. !
rorld
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

When a man goes into an under
takers studio, asks for a three-leged
postage stamp, puts it on postal card,
shoves the latter down a sewer and
then sits down on a curbstone and tells
the hydrant to wake up when his house
comes along, ii wouldn't be perjury to
swear that tho last store he was in
wasn't church.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08
LsWSsrSfIr

Bnik messs-shoulden, ssss; cicar sides, $50.
Bacon. shoulders. 80; clear sides, szso. lard,
sc. Baiter, iSs22c. Eos, lie. Cofiee, is to
sec. fbur, 81 TO 50 30 per bb Clover sce,i, - Is
pcr bu.; Timothy. II a.; Eiue Grass 5Oc. Wheat,
Eed,si 10 To - Is; white. 81 is to ~ ~. Corn,
'oc. Hay, 81 to so salt. - %. sarar. white.
e'sGio'sa; brown Sc to ste
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

PROGRESS OF FRUIT GROWING
Fruit culture is making rapid prog
ress in the United States. According
to recent official statements the land
appropriated to this branch of industry
is 4,5oO, 900 acres. Upon this there
flourish ll2, 100000 apple trees, 2s.
600, 900 pear trees, 1l2,270,0O0 peach
trees, and l4l 100000 grapevincs.
The total value Of the fruit crops
throughout the United States is set
down at sl3s, ,2l6,7O AN amount equal
to half the value of the average wheat
crop in the country. Toward that
sum apples are held to contribute $50,
400, 900, pears sl4.l30.0O0, peaches
$50, $4,000, grapes s2,lls, 900, straw
berries 5000. 900. and othr fruit $40,
432, 900.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08
wARKErS
SfOnforsS.

Trade is looking ur, and the clonssied corn,cn.
snces Of our merchant. arr teglnnins 10 ss.un,,
their vented shape.
The retail prices Gr provisions, Ae., are a. G,l.
lows New bacon Shoulders q, side. sd hams ioc
lArd ioe TO i2'sc. wheat,choIee smhcr, ~ oo eats
SOC rye, Coz; clover seed. $50. Flour, common ID
'sst, SEQ TO $50 pet hundred. Batter. 25c
Eess' i2'se Brown sagsrS.iec; white do, i2,yc
Conee. 92'r os5e. MolaSse> 5ic 10 sioa Salt, =, .
per bnshei tarei. Vinegar ioc. Irish po,sicc.
soc. Corn, s2oo per harrcl. delivered Col on
ear, Ia delivered, isc.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

A young wife approached the house
maid in the dark. and playfully seized
her by the waist. 'Do stop. Mon.
sieur, or Madame may catch u.s." was
The maids caution.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

Direct Connection made at Cincinnati with all
Roads, North, last aud West.
EDwARD 7. WILSON,
J. 7. REDMON,
Master Of Trims
The interior journal., 1878-03-08
South Asserica asd ssmfhern I.isea
MATES

Owing TO their warm aud dolishifal elimaies,
their Inhabitants grow sallow from torpid LiyeIs
Indigestion aud all diseases arising fom disorder
cd Stomach and Bowels They shonld. VI course
at all times the liver aetse, and 10 our readers We
would recommend Tabler's portaline OF Vegetable
Liver powder. Taken In time, will o,en save
money and maeh suffering. Price 10 cents. Sold
by Dohon A Sisgg
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

tll and l2l CONNECT With T.. ca T.. r. u.
lal Kentucky River Bridgc.
90 tonnect with Stages for Hafr.ixhnur
~ Connect With ;. ". Railway ar Hsrrel.ilarr.
10Y Connect with L. n. and Il. n n
Trains Nc. I and No. stop at Bargin Esr Dinner
TRAINS NORTH BOUND.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08

H. medicine that can he employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses Of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
Ayers PIILs have been known for
more than quarter Of a century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action In
the several assimilativc organs of the
body, and are 80 composed that obstric-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or cYade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints OF every.
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bailled the best Of
human skill. While they produce power
ial effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physie for children. BY
their aperient action they gripe much less
than the common purgatiyes, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inlamed.
They reach the vital fountains OF the blood.
and strengthen the system by freeing i
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sngareoating preserves them ever fresh,
amt makes them pleasant to take while
beiag pnrely vegetable, no harm can arise
iiom their use in any quantity.
PREPARED ~
Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
praetical and Analytical Chsmists
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The interior journal., 1878-03-08
TaAsNs GOuNa NOarvv


TRAIN No. 10 connects ., Richpond Ju.,,ior
70 aud rom points between there aud Iivinrston:
~ Stsntort with stsgrs 10 and num samerst. al
hn'tiie STALLION with stages 10 aud fttfn p-nvllis
CITY at Mitchellshurr With sfsers 10 and mn. ~,
ryvile and Hsrrc.lsbnrr; at Lebanon with stages
70 nom Springfield, csnipbcllsville. Columbia ssd
leaving 81 80 =. N. and i.sa A. n. Cor NemphIs
Aenteni1efy, aud intermediate points. Pax~rnscr.
going 70 POINTS North, East. and West ffon LoaIs,
Junction. Train No. ennnects Al Cln,ipu.,i J..r.
tlon With T. e. l.. a. fbr the North snd Ess,
Lonis,iiie In tnian Icpot With q, N. sad ] !,
With y. :. Male Line sfesniers s,r tInelnn,,i ana
the East. WV
The interior journal., 1878-03-08
LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL

squarcly ga honc-iiy udslendent; tfirh,,
newsy, aNlc. stands is, honest money aud N thc
maln f,r the dnlncs and uttetuntcs " Hayes Ad.
minlstratinn, ~ iaf ~ Developed, With Nth "
him far the nitnre, hut not affald 10 "go ef' him
or any one el-c, " they deserve u.
A really rpud PAPER, valuable 70 thin Hing men
Of all parties. and Indispensable 70 southwestern
Repablicans.
is martet and dnancini rerasis are eaTrnilly
corrrciei every day, aud arr " the utmost value
10 al hasincs. men aud nrmcr who have dealing.
with Isoulsville.
M 'Noticc the hard. pan. hafl-times rrice- and
try the uaily eiition M ihfes nicfas N air ~ 10.
or 80 noHfh ,of eaip 80 cents
pnily, only 10 cenis Irr monih - ~ ios ihrce
months, - pct year. scnd 10 cvnts and wy u
month
Weekly Bsa FiYsiis Nssrsywlrs ~ ~ lS,afi, on
W ~ ~ rer ycnt Grcat Inducements 10 clubs.
Agents wanted every where. Samples nec SAT
n e,nfs ~ fifee-aioaih's frlai
TuE COMMERCIAL COMPANY,
Louisville. ky.
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Are the most &c
G,ciive and congo
NAL pTgaiiycever
discovered. They
are mild. hut ei-
fectual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
aud without pain.
Although gentle
In their operation,
they are still the
I most thorough and
searching cathar-
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Pullman Palace Cars Without Chan,

Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
A.. r.s ses~se. I.ssissiis~ sss x.v
and New Orleans. VIA xinsS- ICssS.
siulc md nistle neck, alsU besVe~s,
I.eaesstlle and the pssneSpsI r1sSes
North. East and West
=, ior incarnation about Ticket. and Esnisrrn,
Rates 10 FLORIDA, Arkansas Texas, the ss,uth.vr~,
snd so,.ih, address
c. r. ATMORE,
Zeal Iass. aud Ticket Ae't
Louizviiie Nv.
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NEWSPAPERS.

The Only Southern Republican PAPER Of
National Reputation and Influence.
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=. +. Stage, Agent, stanford, Ky.
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APPLEToNS' JOURNAL
FOR 1873.
THE AMERICAN AT WORE.

Dufing Tho year ef ISIS. -fir- of illustrated Ps-
per sill he given, the renerai character % shish