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The Paris True Rentaclian makes
the following suggestion, which for
our part we have mind to adopt:
The Blue Grass Clipper is the title
Of q paper published, as its name indi-
Gates. in the Blue Grass region, but in
what town no one can tell IL we sim
ply credit it by name, and yet as it is
little too lengthy to add Of Midway,
we are in the habit in our great en-
deavor to eondense, of saying Midway
Clipper, at which it has objected. We
prefer our credit should be to Paris
Kentuekion, as many persons may not
know where in Kentucky the True
Kentnekian is published. Let us all
change names 80 rs to make our place
of publication identical with our name
and also shorten them. For instance
we will leave off the "True," and let
Eminence Constitutionaiia leave of
"alist;" let the INTERIOR JOURNAL be
the Stanford JOURNAL; the Blue
Grass Clipper the Midway Clipper; the
Kentucky Advocate the Dsnville Ad-
pOeate.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-08-16

HIS FIRST CLEAN SHIRT.-It was
doubtless Kearney, the great Labor
Reformer. who was the hero Of the
following true story: After one Of
the Kearney riots in San Francisco, a
Chinese washefman was observed sit
ting disconsolate on the ruins of his
shanty. To him passer-by said;-
How about your wash-house, john
"washee-house gone helleel" "How
about the hOodlums," "Dlam hood.
lum. Got clean shirtee first time IN
lifeel'
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BEHEADNo A RATTLEsSAKE.-A

BEHEADNo A RATTLEsSAKE.-A
young man named Penny, while ou,
hunting his steers, barefoot. the other
day. stepped on the head of large
rattlesnake. He had his heel on the
snakes head, and being afraid To
move, did not know what to do for
some time, while the hideous thing
was writhing and squirming and Wig.
orously lashing the youths legs. Pen.
ny was badly frightened, but recover.
ed presence Of mind sufficient to take
out his knife and reach down and cut
off the snakes head.-[Cherokee
Georgian.
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A young man, on being asked by
his sweetheart why the continued flow
of SO many rivers in the sea did moi
ill up the sea and make il run over,
replied, "why, its the sponges, my
dear" why. what have the sponges
to do with it?" she asked. To which
he responded: "Why, the sea is full
sponges, way down at the bottom,
and they suck up the water-don'l
YOU see?"
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About a year or SO ago; says q: Sac
ramento paper, young lady of sum,
temperament and pleasant features
began to use TO excess, preparations for
bleaching her hair to the fashionable
gold tinge, and at the same time be-
came a slave TO that beautifier Of the
co mplexion and the form-the decep
tive poison-arsenic. Her features
before, though not beautiful, were at
least good. People soon remarked her
changed appearance for the better.
Her complexion was rosy and bloom.
ing, her hair soff, silky, and Of q
beautiful tinge; her form plumPer
er than il hal been, and her skin
smooth and white. But her selfcon-
graduation did not last long. Head.
ache soon followed, growing more vio-
lent every day; but still she kept on
using the abominable stuff, which has
been the ruin Of SO many. OF late
her suherings have been almost intol-
cradle. The blessings Of sleep were
not hers. Her head was Q very hell
of torture night and day. Her mind
s--o... fouhla. .nl eaahlar har thnuohfa
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Exercise oils the joints Of the body
and prevents them from growing stiff.
IL needs no money. very little time,
little OF no present strength. One
thing only il does need. and that Is
psn>vsrancs. O. s-thisd of the tiue
thstis oiten given 10 the plano will
more than sufilce. One less study a
dsy ofthosc who are today overtax.
M % Aaay ssAoel sisls. .sad instead oi
jadicioss. vigorous. outdoor exercise
sAmsd directly q tho wesk msscles.
taksa ~ rsgslarly as ones breakfast.
and Is there amy doubt which will pay
the better, and make the girl happier,
the better fitted for all her dusies, and
The more attractive as welli Ii Is as
necessary to develop vigorous. healthy
bodies - II Is to eultivats the mind;
fur what 10 meaIal power without bod
lily strength
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A young man, just engaged on a
rancho in Truckee, CAL, was set to
driving yoke of cattle, and at noon,
when he wanted to feed them, was oh.
served trying to unscrew their horns,
in order to get the yoke of the ami.
mals
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No habit is more offensive or more
utterly useless than profanity. II
never did any mar the least good. No
man is the richer, or happier. or wiser
for il. Ii commends no one 10 society.
IL is disgusting 10 the refined; abomi.
nable to the good; insulting to those
with whom We associate; degrading TO
the mind; Improbable. needless, and
injurious 10 society.
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When a young man is clerk in ,
warehouse, or bank, and dresses lik,
a prince, smokes 'foine cigars, drink,
'noice brandy attends theaters, ball.
and the like, I wonder IL he does all
upon the salary Of q clerkships
When young lady sits in the parlor
oil day with her lily white fingers GOV.
cred with rings, I wonder Il her moth
er don't make the pudding., and do q
good deal in the kitcheni When O
man gees three timess day to get q
dram ] wonder II he will not by-and.
by go four times' When q young Ia
dy laces her waist q third smaller
than nature made II, | wonder If her
pretty figure will not shorten life some
dozen years OF more. besides making
her miserable while she does live9
When a young man is dependent on
his daily toll for his income, and mar.
ries a fine lady who does not know
how to make a loaf Of bread or mend
a garment. l wonder ifhe is not lack.
ing somewhere, say towards the top,
for instance.
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The Lssf S's~wS

Fifty or sixty years ago. il was the
custom for gentlemen wishing servants
to visit emigrsnt ships as soon as they
arrived in port. Selecting the man OF
woman who pleased'them. they would
pay his or her passage money, about
seventy or eighty dollars, to the cap
tain, agreeing to give the servant
clothing and board, and at the end Of
three years service, twenty or thirty
dollars.
One day. eentlemsn. man of
fortune. residing In Philadelphia, went
on hoard an emigrmt ship to hire q
girl, or purchase her time. ss it was
then called. He selected one, and was
shown her father. The old man was
anxious to 90 with his daughter, and
after some pesuasion the gentleman
purchased his time. swell, now"
said the old man, "here's my old wife;
take her also." There vas something
90 attractive In the coantenancs Of the
old woman that the gentleman bought
her time.
Going together to the registers Of
fee to complete the bagain, the gen.
tleman wss surprised to find that the
name which the smigrants gave WAS
spelled and pronounced like his own.
Inquiries ended In discovering that he
had bought the time Of his own father
and mother.
When six years old. q son Of the
Old folks had been taken to America
by q gentleman, and they had lost all
knowicdss Of him; indeed, they had.
almost forgotten they had a son in
America. They recolIeCted, however,
that their boy had . figure Of q Gu
,umber on one Of his shoulders. The
newly found son was stripped in the
office. and TO the delight Of the aged
,ouple. there wss the birth-mark.
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A minister approached a mischiev.
Gus urchin about twelve years old, and
laying his hand upon his shoulder,
thus addressed him: "My son, l be.
feve the devil has got hold OF you,
al believe he has, too," was the signif
ican. reply Of the urchin.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-08-16

A wag. some time ago, advertised a
carriage to run without horses, with
one wheel. and invited all curious me.
chanics to see it. Many members Of
the society Of arts attended, and in
their ardor OF expectation were shown
wheelbarrow
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nsilen ss . 6ssre Ssr Osss.sspsIea
A corwpoodept writes ss sollovs
.ho,s N. aover ofs velI-kpovn plsn,;
"T have discovered q remedy for con.
,ump,;ou. I, has cured a number Of
case, aftsr thew had commenced bleed.
ios A the hmm, snd me hectic flush
was already on the cheek. After try.
ing thi, remedy to nv own satisfac.
tion. I have thoupht nhiIapthropy
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A Great ssssessssaa's AdrIee.

Mr.. Webster, in one of his conyer-
sations with his biographer, made this
extraordinary statement:-"l am not
unaware" said he, land ii would be
ahectation in me to deny il, that l
have public reputation to leave to
posterity; but il has been earned with
difficulty. If I were to live my life
over agsin with m y present experien
oss, l would. under 20 ciscu ~stances
and from no considerations, allow my.
salt to enter public life. Tho public
y angrsteful. The man who serves
the public most faithfully receives no
adequate reward. In my own history
those acts which have bsen, before
God. the most disis>uvss>sd and the
least stained by selfsk eonsiderstions,
have been precisely dos ior which l
hsse been most freely sbused. No.
mol have nothing 70 DO with politics.
'6ell your iroa. sas he bread Of indie
psndence. support your family with
De rewards Of honest toll, do your
duty - . psivsss oisisen TO your coun.
Try. bat let poliGIp alone. h is a
hard lfs, atiauklsss lifs."
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Pittsburg has 70 glass factories. 80
iron rolling mills, 8 steel rolling mills,
7 white lead factories, 20 oil refneries,
aad the coal mines contributing to
that market number 1853.
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Chicago claims population of near
ly $4,000, and Bishop Cheney, in dis
cussing Church failures to reach the
masses, declares that only $4,000 are
habitual worshipers in sanctuaries.
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At the recent term OF court in Ma.
son county two persons were sent to
the penitentiary for three years for at
tempted rape on a notorious prosti.
tute. Courier Journal.
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There are two brothers on West
Hill who are 50 much alike that they
cannot tell each other apart; and one
day last week, when John was raging
like a volcano with the toothache,
Henry won't down 10 Dr.. Wilson's and
had six teeth pulled.-tBurdette.
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TB EVER Thus. Peggy Ann Md
issa rushed cut into the front yard in
her walking dress pinned back so tight
she couldn't wag her ears. She used
her right foot to kick at the billy goa,
chewing the sweet williams and bleed.
ing hearts, but the tightness of that
dress lifted her left foot as she kicked,
and she liz upon the back Of her neck,
chrushing the bleeding hearts and de.
molishing the flower bed entirely.
The goat jumped the gate, and her
mother rushed out and found her
Glove among the roses" like a ripe hol.
lyhock running to seed.-[Louisville
Courier-Journal.
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A tack points hesyenward when 1t
means the most mischief ID has
many human imiiaiors. Il Cincinnati
Breakfast Table.
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"During his ministry he made six
hundred hearts beat as three hundred"
is the way Maine paper neatly puts
il, concerning a local pastor.
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Three persons in one parish, in Lou.
isiana. alleges an exchange, killed
nine thousand alligaisrs. and sold their
hides ios sevsnty-6ye cents apiece. We
think this allegation should be denied.
and the alligator defed.
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As to printers errors, it is a great
wonder that they do not occur more
frequently, SO absolutely untranslata.
BILE is some Of the manuscripts sent to
the press. Sometimes a whole line Is
mere disjointed wave; again, the
words are huddled up together like a
colony Of intimidated voters. The
change from . state Of chaos to intelli.
gible meaning h, in some instances, so
gratifying that one rarely has the
heart TO grumbls when an absurd mis-.
take, which is calculated 10 brand the
writer as an ignorsmus, II not an Also
lutte IDIOT. gets in. However, there is
one comfort; il the printers mistake is
put upon you, there Is q faint hope
that your own mistake-if you are so
untranseendentsl as to make anyway
be put upon the printer. II is that
rara ap;s. the editor who writes q clear
ineligible hand. who alone has the
right 10 make an outcry when his
English h butchered by the press.-
[Courier-J Journal.
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Tbere nre lioht. ou;ck surface voices
that ipvolun,srily secm 70 utter the
.,v;,, mI w,,, 10 ~ ,;e ,os tn.
man. word, NAV assure Won Of hi.
strength Of purpose and rcsponsibility.
vet mi. tone cop,radic,s nj. .peech.
Then there are low. deem. strong
voices. where the word. seem ground
out as II IN. man owed humanity a
erudee and meant 70 nav II some
day. That mans opponent NAV trem.
bic and his friends NAV trust his
strength and ability to act. There is
the coarse, boisterous, dictatorial tone,
invariably sdop,ed by vulgar person.
who have not sufficient cultivation to
understand their own insiyniscance.
There /. the incredulous tone, that is
full of a covert sneer. or a secret
"you cant dune me. sir" intonatiop.
There is a whining, beseech,ng voice
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lis fun TO court. but oh, how sad, to
court your girl fore "mam and dad. ,
Whitehall Times.
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Men usually follow their wishes till
suffering eompek them To foll1w their
Judgment.
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AS+ss.s s.ssSsss .r ~. w.r.


Tho authorities of our oxn State
we're doing ell the could to relieve the
psrvsding want among the families Of
ths soldieu, hat the most enormous
public charity could but reach 1.-THE
Of the needs Of the many thousand
women and children. The case Of
Edward Cooper. tried before one of
the oourts-uartal Of the army Of
Northern Virginia. during 1868. will
illustrate The difficulty and frequency
of desertioas at that and subsequent
pesiods Of tho wsr. The prisoner was
charged with desertion. He declined
ths nd Of counsel. The judge advo-
lcsie opsasd the csse and clearly Prov
81 his guilt. The accused was told to
produce his witnesses. He said that
be- had none. and his only defense was
. letter from his wife. which he hand
a to the Psesideat az the ccurt. u
reed - follows
Ny DEAR EDwARD:--I have al.
ways beea proud Of you, aud aimee
yoar eormection with the Couiederate
army. have been proader Of you
Than ever before. would not have
yos do any thing wrong for the world;
but before God, Edward, unless yoa
come homo We must die. Last night
! was aroused by little Eddie's cry.
ing. | calle1 out and said. what
Is the matter. Eddiey" And be SAID,
80, mamma, am 50 hungry" And
Lucy. Edward, ,--yeas dAslsng Lucy
-ske never complains. but abe Is grow.
ing thinner and tAinnsr every day.
And before God. Edward. unless you
come home We mu~t dse Your
MARY.
The president. Gen. Csllen A. Bat
tie. and other members Of the court
were melted 70 tsars. and asked the
artiileryman what he did upon the re.
osption Of the letter. He replied
that be had made three separate and
iaseAcssal applications ios . furlough,
and then resolved, upon whatever
cost. to visit. bis home. Upon meet.
log his wife she was broken-hssrted
upon learning bis ,Absesce withoat
lssss. candc'I Ssm here sendsmen,"
said he. mot brought back by milits-
~ bower. lbut IN obedience to de
command OF my Mary. 70 abide shs|
ssntsncs Of your court" EdsaEd
uoop~ v1 fcasd Ggiky Of dsses>jos,
and sentenced TO doth. q il was sks|
plain duty of tho court. Bu, sAs
greatest and most mercihnl Of men
was In co~~and of that army. snd
upon reviswihg the case Gen. Lss ~.
proved the finding. but pArdonsd he
prisooer and ordsred him b report for
duty to his battery.-(nurfrssb
rough Enquirer,
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"A sofl answer tnrneth away
wrath hat you cant fool a tramp
that way.
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NEW USE feE LEMON VERHrNA.--
The well known fragrant gans1en ia.
vorite, the sweet scented or lemon
verbena (Lipp;a eisiodona.) SENS 10
have other qualities 10 recommend Il
than those Of the fragrance ior which
Il Is usually cultivated. The author
Of a recent WORK. entitlei. Among
the spanish People describes il as
bsiag systsns,icslly gathered in Spain.
where il is regarded as a fine stomachic
aud cordial. II is used either in the
form OF a cold decoction, sweeieaed.
or Eve or six leaves are put into a
tsacup. and hot tea poured upon them.
The author says thai the favor of the
tea thus prepared sis simply delicious.
and no one who has drank his Pekos
with ID will ever again drink il with.
out Q sprig Of lemon yerbens.'
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Hell has NO fury like a mustard, plas-
ter fultOn Times.
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Prudery defeats itself by revealing
what il proposes TO conceal.
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ne s~a~si~ss|she E.s,iss orfhes.
rophv


pretty deer ID dear 10 me,
hare With dovny hair,
Ahsu love with sll my heart,
. Bus barely hear besr
'Tis pl.ia thu, M ON ishe- plsns
To have p-ir Of rs~ra.
Although rate may tste rake
To tear sv.y the 'ar~.
Ascrite In writing rsh, ms, -nw
To rite aud siiIi 10 wrong
Poe write aud rite aw neither right,
Asd sont'o fsh, beIom
Ro,>s,.oa !. no, Rotest.os.
sos DID he rob Bur,'s am,
f Ye Rssets saa |. Ralan-san
And evrry body'ssun.
nsrt ot,se hrise- hles 10 man.
Coaehiaes conn hting-,
And to- wpeh ale viii make y. all,
AZ veil q. other thing.
The p-r-oa lie Who says he lies
when he |. not reclininG
And when consumptive biks declins.
They all decline decliaias.
oasils DO no, quail hsfOre storm.
hoash rili hoe before ~;
We c.anot reign the rain At all.
No earthly pover rr,sns oer H.
The dyer dye. -hile. then dies
To dye he's always trying;
uniil he's on his dying bed,
.,as hsihiaks no mor of fdys,ag.
e ! a san Il NA<s ~sss. n.sy . s.n
An Dsys must have their dsy.
Asd evcty knight should pay ssch nighi
tN ToAsa vAs seish. hs w.p.
itis N. ae,s ,kss nan should me,e oai m.a,
To ICED oss's brtusss .us;
TIE mir .hoald hr 90 love alone
a MS ens esnnss ts wen.
Aias. . lass 10 something hl.e.
Ofha h. maid 1. made;
Her v.iss is bat barren waste
Though stared SEQ is not siaid
The .psiss- .sost ior,h aeAsprins and sAoo, .
Shoot 6rvsrd one and ALL
Though samrss Kills the aovsrs, IL lssves
Ine rhe h-ves 10 oil 10 he fsn.
~oaid story hsss eommsscs.
BET yca might shlst sssAle.
~ se'il surposs that vs have rearhed
.. d, fss tall end of eas tsie. ...
-ilsuisvilis Railway Mall.
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TARRANT COLLEGE !
CRAB ORCHARD, KY.
The Fourth Annual Session Of this
First-elass School for Young La
dies. will be Commenced Non.
day. August oth. 1878.
hn.s. I. II. Tarant, Principal, and Tea
cher Of French, Higher Mathema-
tics and ElocutiOn.
MRS. y. u. Mayes, Music, Vocal and
Instrumental.
Miss Matte N. Coleman. Art ana Calls.
thentcs
Hiss faHais fssiss, Assistant fsssA.r. Miss
fisfs. q. wheat, Prl-sTy.
sssAsa asa raisisa b. LITERARY, Sss
s~s MEATH, rsisis. is as.ss sa
pes Meath, 0ii Psiasi.s,
- pee ns.sA.
send M CaiALsae
Hrs. h. D. ID. TARRANT,
Crab Orchard, ny.
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dhe Snteriur SOuraal.
RATES or ADVERTISING.


One squsre one 81 20
lihetsl dedinction for each subsequent iuscftiou
Regular advertisers will hnd our rates ~ he Ne
moderate tho-e % any other re~pectahle raTer.
"Busne-s Notices - rs ecnts per line. Ad,eftfiiE
Items In Local Column, % cents per line.
hnncrncessents q Msrrisees, Births aud Deaths
lnserted free Of cost.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect, &C., viii, here
stef, ~ charged st the rate Of 5 cents per line,
insfead offo cents, ss heretofore.
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kX-CONG FRESHMAN VANCE.

Tie ot. Louis Globe Democrat gives
The paf'italars-o of the search for ana CAP.
tars OF ex congressman John L..Vsnce
otOldo, y no mysterlously left home for
parts ddkuown SOME time ago. aud
who. Il Was charged, borrowed large
Gums 81 money aud ran off with a
Won "a .Vaues Travelled. j. over the
kiasa asiri Pacific Rsilroed and, came 10
rsdafiiaa hin. On that road Conductor
Abs,hopksns. q brother of j. X. Hop.
kits q Ihe Central Pacific (our Hop },
notie.si lance aud Inruished his friends
With hA luiUrrnslloa. which led to hll
esaptlsn, by -. singular caincldanee
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II CoNsTAETINoPIE. May ~.
Prince Labanoff, Russian Ambassa-
dore. visited the Sultan and Sadky
Pasha, President of the Council. to-day.
On account of iBdisposition, savfst
Pasha Minister of Foreign Affairs, was
absent.
tt.sa - s,s-- saHas - a. =
Russian headquarters are still at San
Stefano, but the entire army has moved
northward except few companies.
General Iodleben has explained that
the summons to the Turkey comman.
der to surrender Prlndjukoi was the
srssuit of u .misun outstanding.
BELGRADE. May l9.--The Albanian
revolt in Old Servia has been sup
pressed.
!. ATHENS. May i9-There are thirty
Thousand Thessaiian ,sfuges in Greece.
They refuse to return to their homes.
Many of them are joining the Greek
army uHa .oIu 6 e4.sA
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Vance also travelled over the Humbold
Division of the Central Pacific with j
k. Hopkins, and he also noticed hi
strange conduct and considered him d
unsound mind. In justice to Vance
whose mind is deranged, it is STATED
that ne borrowed no money anddid nd
leave his wife to elope with anoths
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HON. ID h.. MIaHkLs, ct. the Carson
Appeal, has returns d 10 Carson after al
absence OF three mouths IN San Fran.
CISCO, where he Was under the tre,i.
Ment OF the best physicians, and sub
mltted to critical surgical operation.
We are pleased to note that he is again
restored to health aud able to resume
his editorial duties. "A&
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woman,


Two miners. named Andrew Williams
aud Richard Rodda, were Instantly
killed while working at the bottom i
the q. q q. shaft IL Virginia City las
Friday nigtH, by the fall of mass O
rock Weighing about a ton. 1t fel
squarely upon the unfortunate miners
crushing them INSTANTLY. Both wer,
natives OF Cornwall. England.
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see toIt Now.

Tritiing With a Cough Is self-murder
Immediate relief viii follow the use OF
tHaie's Horey of Horehound and
Tar Consump tiou, Bronchitis and
Pneumonia are Impossible If it is taken
In ume4Nothing ever prescribed by she
Faculty will compare With 1t as rem.
edy tor Coughs, Colds and Hoarsvness
Pike's Ioo.hacLe DDps cure Iooth'
ache IN one minute. sold by all drug.
glsts ut 20 cents.