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1T.
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-28

Dome Lake, Purity and many other places
Of note but It is useless for us. with so
little space to attempt an explanation Of
either route Of this great cavern. Both
routes are equally interesting, and parties
visiting the Cave should see them both
by all means.
At IL m. we were out again; l;SO p. m,
dinner, and at ? p. m. we were off for
home.
At $50 we were at Brownsville on our
way home. We stopped at that "best
hotel" again, called for rooms and then
registered on the wall as the "Canesville
tea party" We then called for a clothes
brush None in the house" Some soap
Had none" Backing brush, ditto.
Alter supper at the "best hotel a portion
of the crowd walked out to take view
of the town. After ascending hill about
six hundred feet above the level of Green
River, which glides along side the town,
we had a good view. The town has two
store buildings, but only one occupied or
in use. A court house, Jail, three hos
tells and the same number Of saloons.
One would suppose the Gun only shines
on the town once in each clear day, that
is fro ll30 a. m. to 1890 p. M, and
this is how one accounts for the bleached
faces of its inhabitants. All one has to
do TO tell what the bill OF fare will he at
his boarding house here is to walk up on
the hill and look down the kitchen CHM
ney.
After a nights rest We were off early
Sunday morning for home again and late
that evening we were at home. For fear,
Mr.. Editor, we are imposing on you, we
will close and leave the rest to the imag>
ination Of the reader. j. I. N.
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herself in performing this unjust toll ?
Do men and women, all oyer the
world, know the proper relation be-
tween men and women; and no where,
except in Bible lands, suffer it to ex-
istH But there are many who believe
that, while conscience does not teach
us our civil or social duties, that it is
q sure moral guide. If so then con-
science is all that is necessary to lead
men to heaven. But if conscience
teaches moral truth, why is there such
a contradictory variety of opinions as
to what is morally right a.? And why
is it that we never find Pagans hold
ing moral truth as We understand it?
But some men take it in this form:
whatever a man believes to be right,
to that man it is right. Then the
Indian is right when he kills white
man because some other white man
has killed an Indian. Then the be-
lief of the Chinaman is to him a
truth. And if he believes Gas thOus-
ands of them dO), that when he sets
up hollow block of wood with an
aperture in it, the spirit of his depart
ed ancestor enters through that aper-
ture and by worshipping that spirit
he not only discharges a duty, but Sc
cures to himself great beneft--if he
believes these things-to him they are
true. And if a man believe by his
own good works he can get to
heaven he can do so. But if he believe
that good works will not take him to
heaven, then they will not do so. fla
man believe there is no hell, then to
that man there is none. But if he be-
lieve there is a hell then to him there
is that burning lake of fire. fla man
believe there is no God to judge and
punish men, then to him there is none
But if he believe there is a God that
will judge and punish men, then this
is true. If conscience is "sure moral
guide, all the above things are true
and false at the same time; for there
are men that believe them true, ana
men that believe them false. But this
is nm impossibility, aud shows that the
doctrine that conscience teaches every
man what is true to him, is an absurd
ity, and untrue. Then if conscience
does not teach us moral truth, or any
other kind of truth then what does it
do? 1t approves that which wedecide
in our judgment to be right and dis
that which we decide In our
judgement to be wrong. And hence a
man may commit an egregious wrong
and have clear conscience.
ANXIOUS.
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why should a man Swear.

l can conceive of no reason why he
should, but of ten reasons why he
should not:
II is mean. A man Of high moral
standing would almost as soon steal a
sheep as to swear.
1t is vulgar. Altogether too mean
for a decent man.
1t is cOwardly. Implying a fear
either of not being believed or obeyed.
1t is ungentlemanly. A gentleman,
according to Webster, is a genteel man,
well bred, refined. Such a one will no
more swear than go into the streets to
throw mud with olOdhOpper.
1t is indecent. Offensive to delicacy,
and extremely unfit for human ears.
1t is foolish. Want of decency is
want of sense.
1t is abusive. To the mind which
utters it, and to the person to whom it
is aimed.
1t is venOmOus. Showing q mans
heart to be a nest Of vipers, and every
time he swears one of them shows his
head.
1t is contemplate. FORGETTING the
respect of all the wise and good.
1t is wicked. Violating the divine
law, and provoking the displeasure of
Him who will not hold him guiltless
who takes his name in vain.
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Heard From.
Editor Herald

Editor Herald:
Defender puts the case entirely too
modestly, wincing and writhing are
terms too expressionless to convey the
idea to say that l was crushed and
mangled would but family convey to
your mind the utterly undone cOndi-
ton his triple AagellatiOn has left me
in. Like Richard the III, my con-
science seems possessed of thousand
several tongues, every tongue brings in
as many tails, and every tail condemns
me.
After Defenders very modest pro-
logue, he starts off by saying, "my
ambition for a little newspaper pub
licity, has brought on me all of this
scourging, and with his next breath he
antagonizes that, by berating me sound
ly for writing over a nOm-de-plume,
and says, "my prime ambition seems
to be, to furnish the world with a few
immortal master pieces of anti-temper-
anoe literature, and die incognito. "
A kind of logical nOnsequiter unlocked
for from a critic Of his pretentions.
Defender thinks its plain l entertain
particular dislike to Murphyism,
'and love it none the more for having
measured swords with (him) some of
its adherents, and come off worsted in
the encounter" This certainly is mod
esty personifed, its truly refreshing
these degenerate times to meet with
so much maiden-like mOdesty coupled
with high order of genius.
He says I, in common with all long
winded writers, possess the ability to
write as we'll without a subject as with
one. Granting that to be true. l
think he is the last one that should de-
plore the existence of such gift in me
had not possessed that gift; his at
tacks upon me and my writings, GER
tainly would have gone without the
flattering notices 1 have bestowed up
ON them.
With foresight akin to the super
natural, he readily sees that my plan
of remedying the evils of intemperance
by closing the licensed saloons, would
prove abortive in practice, "fOr the
merchants would fill their cellars, and
sell by the quart" and the last state
would be as bad as the first, but we
Murphy's are going to accomplish this
much to be desired end by stopping
the manufacture end importation of
whisky. POUNDS ! With what sang
froid he tackles pouderous undertake
ings. Let me cite Defender to test
case that will probably give him some
light on this phaze Of the question.
The main liquor law has been in sue
cessful operation for twenty-seven
years, under the provisions of that
aw, any citizen in the state can import
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The Farmers Meeting,

In Pursuance to a call made by q
meeting held at ElizabethtOwn ; some
weeks since, number of farmers, drov-
ers and others met in Louisville, on
Tuesday last, to take into consideration
the question of establishing a stock
yard convenient to the Louisville and
Nashville railroad depot.
A temporary organization was effec-
ted by the election of DR.. G. L. Nc.
Afee, of Long Grove, Hardin county,
as president and l. b. Nall as seereta-
ry. The following were elected a board
OF directors, to serve until permanent
organization is effected by Joe. Nc.
Dowell, Boyle county; E. U. Bland,
Hardin; G. L. Shawler, Llrue; S.
d. Hinkle, Nelson; Alfred Simmons,
Warren: S. NJ. Wrather. Meade
T. r. Helps, Washington Russell
Renfro, Grayson; VIM. Rogers, Ma
riOn, and Hamilton Tigert, Orleans,
Indiana.
A list of about one hundred, taken
from the different counties tributary to
Louisville, was then selected as a com.
mittee to canvass the farmers of their
respective sections, and report prog
ress to the directors.
The proposition as adopted, contem-
plates the formation of a stock COM
pany with 1 900 shares of SIS each,
5000 to be subscribed before a per,
manent organization is formed; &c.
900 to be subscribed before a call can
be made for payment of any part
of the stock subscribed but when
5000 shall have been subscribed, a
call Of so per cent. may be made and
% per cent. every thirty days there,
after, as needed.
A canvass of the counties will be
made and reported by the 10th of
September, and a meeting Of the di-
rectors be called about that time to
take steps for the permanent Organi-
zatiOn
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sess to the upbuilding of the temper
ance cause, and the discomforture of its
adversaries. 1 feel that its success il
assured beyond the peradventure of a
doubt.
This communication will end my
part of this controversy. l have not
labOred as Defender charges, "to set
myself IN a pardonable shape before
my readers, but to accomplish a SEEM
ing impossibility, i e, to get some pro-
gressive temperance ideas through his
head. He may think by persistently
ignoring all of the most salient features,
the temperance question of to-day pre-
sents for consideration and action, and
his dOgmatic assertions that cant be
digni6sd with the appellation of good
nonsense, that he is contributing to the
upbuilding Of the temperance cause,
but if | was the temperance cause, l
would say, "get thee behind me Camp
bell, thou art an Ofense." If he can
forward his herculean undertakings by
suggesting analOgies between me and
Goldsmith's village dancers, or the
god of Bacchus, he is welcome to use
me in that way.
In behalf Of the one hundred MUIR
pixies who Defender says were fallen
Murphies, and drunk at that, when
they applauded my essay, 1 will say
l know them personally, and have no
hesitancy in venturing the assertion,
that they Will compare favorably, and
l expect a majority of them would dis
count 90 per cent. in point of morality
sObriety and intelligence, the sweet
creature of bombast that beslimed
them with such a charge.
OUTSIDER.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
uon James Stuart, Judge, owsusbOro.
At Morton, Clerk, Hartford.
A. n Murreu Master Commissioners haruofa'
y ~ phiIlips. sheriff, Hartford. Deputies-
!, AZ n,pg.r. Hartford, S P Taylor, Beaver
Nan. n ii Cooper, FordsVills, fuiks-s0n'
Court begins second Mondays in May and
Novcmber, and continues three weeks each
~ CRIMINAL COURT.
Non A Murray, JudEs, cloverPort.
Hon Joseph Haverait, Attorney, O"ensooro'
MI Wise.Jailer, Hartford.
Court begins on fourth Mondays IN March
and September; continues two weeks each term
COUNTY COURT.
Han. VIZ. Gregory. Judge, Hartford.
Can't. Sam. X. Cox, Clerk, Hartford.
p. sanderfur, Attorney, Hartford.
Court begins on the hrst Monday IN every
~0A'D' QUARTERLY COURT.
Beg,ns on the 3rd MOndAyIin January, April
July and October.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
B.s,u, on the arst MOndaysi in January and
October.
OTHER COUNTY oFFIcERs.
IL. Leach, Assessor, Cromwell.
G. smith FitEhugh, Surveyor, Sulphur Springs
Thos. NJ. Boswell, Coroner, Sulphur Springs.
RP. Rowe, School Commissioner Hartford
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Can't Rub It Out.

"Don't write there, said father to-
his son, who was writing with a dia-
mond on the window. "Why not 2"
because you can't rub it out" Did 1t
ever occur to you my child, that you
are daily writing that which you can
not rub out ? You made a cruel speech
the other day to your mother. 1t
wrote itself on her loving heart and
gave her pain. 1t ii there now, and
hurts her when she thinks of it.
You can't rub it out. You wished a
wicked thought one day in the ears of
your playmate, it wrote itself on his
mind, and led him to do a wicked act.
1t is there now /; you cant rub it out.
All your thoughts, all your words, all
your acts are written on the book of
memory. Be careful the record is
very lasting. You can't rub it out
IOwensbOrO Messenger.
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kiss Me Mother Dear.
BIT ALIcE HAwrHoRSE.

These words are set to music and dedicate
10 W. N. Haldeman.
Come and Kiss me. mother dear,
While the Angels hover neari
Mother sit down near my bed,
Place your hand upon my head.
Obi il makes my soul rejoice
when hear my mothers voice.
will soon be far away,
In another world TO stay.
Mother, there's tress Of hair,
Lying on my forehead there;
Clip 10 of l do not fear,
dive IL her love 90 dear.
Tell her how her Herbert died,
How his poor, dear mother cried;
She will be a JOY 10 you,
For she loved your boy so true.
Kiss me mother dear once more,
Angels stand around the door;
They will watt my soul above,
whore III know my Savior's love,
Mother, | am going home,
And I'm going all alone;
You must meet me over there,
In my home so bright and fair.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
DIRECTORY,
CHURCH DIRECTORY

Baptist-ssrviess hrIt Sunday and Sun
A. nirht an every month aud Saturday
night prsosdiBg.-w. p, Bennett Pastsr'
n. Is. Church south-Serviees tsird
s,Ds,v ana Sunday night in each month
Rev. W. W. Cook PAstsr'
Methodist EpiseopSl-serviees fourth sun
day and Sunday night in each n0nth-hsE'
IA. Humphrey, pastor.
Union Sunday School every Sunday morn
ine az half past eight o'clock.