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SPOKEN.

Ship Hovding (No, Isascksen, from Now York for Am
sterdan, Oct %, lat Ion q.
Ship Favorita (Ge Petcrs from Baltimore for Bremen
Oct 26. lat =. Ion s.
Ship Rosie Welt, Welt from San Francisco for Queens
town. Aug Is. lat So s, Ion Tow.
Ship Carn Nor) uesen from Liverpool for Bati-
more. Oct .. lat AZ. Ion 26.
Bark Lady Russell lBr) Noodle, from Liverpool for
Savannah Oct 81, lat 40. Ion H.
Bark Kohan (Ger) Dade, from New York for Monie-
video Sept z, lat N, Ion ~ w.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at San Francisco Nov Z, bark Sea Breeze,
Barnes from Fox Islands with 1850 bbs of OIL Reports
fine weather in the Arctic Ocean. She the following
whaers before sailing with catches annexed Rain
bow 8 whales John Howiand. 3; Coral q: Progress, 5.
Thos Pope vigilsn q Hunter 8; Eliza g; Northern
Light, 2; Helen Mar z; Pacific 81 Norman z; AL Baker
z; Fieetwing 2; Mercury, Dawn, 3; Francis Palmer
2; Tropic Bird 2; Alaska,
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SAILED.

Steamers Castalia r, for Bristol: Ptolsmy r Liver
San Francisco; america, do barks Gusyqu (fr). Bor
desux; Amcitis tNorl Rcasn; Arctic tAus', Corfu
Also sailed, steamer Berlin (ier for Tybse. and US
Hria. Con llufiou
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.


Capt Haett, OF steamer Seminole, at Savannah Nov
from Boston, reports tho South Breaker buoy from
its moorngs.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

FACHTS. STEAMIyOATS. eSCe
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n Leading yacht depot in Americs-For sale. an i'm
number of Yachts all kinds from $50 Send for
American Yacht Register containing catalogue Mailed
FREQ. BLIVEN. BARROWS 4 20.
GALE AND CHARTER-STEAMSIiIPS. STEAMBOATS,,
OFreight Propeers Tugs Yachts; Plans. Estimates and
SAMUEL HOLMES 100 Front st.
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THE FROG OPERA.

large and fashionable audience hlled the BOOK
lyn Academy OF Music last evening to overfowing
every box and seat having been sold before the
rise Of the curtain The object Of the entertainment
to benefit the Homeopathic Maternity and
State School for Training Nurses. Of which Mrs. H.
W. Sage. Mrs. J. H. Wing. Mrs. J. Howard. Jr.; Mrs.
Gilbert, Mrs. DR.. Motfatt and other well known
ladies are managers. The 'Frog Opera" is comic
from the overture to the finale. Its story is en-
bodiment of the ancient nursery tale of the partic
ular frog who would wooing 60, diversified by
the humorous experiences OF the Baron Rat.
Sir Thomas Cat, Queen Frog, the Baroness Rat and
others. The music is full OF rafting melody and
jolly harmony, with choruses and melodies that
stir the blood and tempt the feet to keep time The
entertainment thoroughly successful and en-
cores were continuous. The opera will be repeated
ut matinee to-day and again this evening. Aside
from the most deserving charity in whose aid it is
given the work itself is most deserving.
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THEATRE.
The repetition last evening OF the work which
made the fortune of opera boufe proved that it has
lost none of Its old popularity The largest audience
OF the week greeted its production, and its fine
points were better appreciated than those of any
piece yet performed by this company. II
has somehow got abroad that this Oifenbacb-
ian woH Is the ono to which Sunday
school young gentlemen and boarding school
misses may be taken with impunity. and it is fair
to say that with the performance OF MIR. Grau's
artists this opinion holds good. To be piqaante
without wickedness, to firt without malice pre-
pcnse, to have the spirit OF fun abounding is tho
ideal of Paola- Marie Her Hghness OF Gerolstein
In Bouotte you this spirit broadenod. with the
full swing of nature unrestraincd; az La Grande
Duchesse it Is tanned and trained within courtly
limits, albeit such courts exist in Bonfeland. It
brings back to tho reflnenenfs OF Parisian
art, in which it is not thought necessary TO
weightily emphasize every syllable because IL is OF
that class of morality called doubtful These things
speak for themselves sufficiently when uttered at
ALL The schooling Mile. Marie received In this part
under the keen eyes of Parisians has effectually
toned IL to that evenly sustained excellence on
which alone the art of acting rests IL Mile. Marie
has particular fault It tendency TO let the high
animal spirits that nre flashing ut all times
from her great dark carry her clean away from
her r0e. tramplng as they go upon the shading OF
the music, aud hurrying her into ire
sponsible extravaganza of voice and gesture
q true stampede Nothing of this In visible IN her
Grande Duchcssc. 1t IL rounded aud restrained
that single glance, lifting of the brows or gentle
is marked the most outrs
Her singing, too, gives greater justification to the
praises OF her transatlantic admirers and New York
has not heretofore heard the 'Dites lui sung with
such finish by so capital actress. IL was vigor-
ously encored last evening. The Sabre de mon
pere" and the merry finale of the second act were
particularly successful, although tho chorus In the
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NERVOUS DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED BY AL
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This Preparation has won reputation unknown 70 any
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Read the following interesting statement OF this di..
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the last few years as neryine but scientific experiments
and have proved beyound doubt that u con-
trolls Irritation and periodic nervous and sick
headaches to marked degree But combination of the
Extact Of Celery aud Chamome which has been Su' re.
Gently introduced To the profession and the pubic ny my
self has produced such marvellous results in curing nerv
aud hcadachos aud especially nervous aud sick
hcadaches neuralgia indigestion aud seeplessness TINT
II has excited public attention and newspaper comments,
and therefore, give tho following n,ormatior 10 tns
public to avoid answering hundreds OF letters OF inquiry
about them My Celery aud chamone Pills Tor me cure
OF headaches aud nervousness. prepared uucr my
superyson and intendsd expressly TO cure heaaces
neuralgia indigcson seeplessness and ncrvousness ana
will cure any whore no organic disease OF the brain or
spnnl cord exists Hundreds OF cases OF many yrars
standing have been cured No matter how chronic Gr
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certain This statement made after years OF expcr.ncs
pills also valuable for school children who sunur from
studies for all classes OF hard brain workers whose
trcinor weakness and paralysis being daily cured
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risk. Respectfully " W. bkNsoN, ~ u.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

,ArEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR rHz
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrTEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Adriatic DR. Jennings, Liverpool Oct 20 and
3Uth with mdse and Cortis.
Nov lat 80 Ys Ion 2s A. passsd ship Cornelius arnne
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WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH CoAsT.
EoLYmxAp, Nov 7-wind NNE, moderate. ane; baron
eter 3o6i.
LrvxRrooL. Nov 7-Wind NNW, fresh, Rnc.
LuzARp Nov 7-wind N, moderate, fine.
PLyxourH Nov T-wind N light, duii; barometer 30 40
scLLr, Nov 7-wind ENE. light fine; barometer $3.50
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL
NKw YoRK. Nov 7-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped TO- day line
teen hundrcdths of a second fast
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-20
ESTABLISHED 1859.
List of AuDointnaenfs

OF CANDIDATES FOR STATE SENATE
Henry George and DR.. 4. j. Watson
candidates for the State Senate, viii ad
dress the people ata the following umel
and places All are respectfully inwted
to attend:
FULTON COUNTY.
SassAfras Ridge. June ID, o'clock, P. a
Hickman, June 3D., at night.
Cayce's Station, June 4th, o'clock, P n
Lodgeton, Jnne 9th, clock, p. m.
Fulton Station, June 9th, at night.
GRAVES COUNTY.
Pilot Oak Juue 9th. , o'clock. 2. N.
Cuba, June 7th O'clock. p. m.
Linnville, June g. > o'clock p. u.
Pennington, June 10th, , o'coek' P. m.
Panther Greek. June llth. > o'clock, P. =
Symsonia. J ne 18th. o'clock, p. m.
Boaz's Station, June 18th, , o'clock, P. u
Kansas, June l4th, 2 o'clock, P m.
Loves Y Roads, June 10th, 2 o'clock. p. n
Fancy Farm, June 18th. o'cleck, P. m.
HICKMAN COUNTY.
Pelo, June 18th, clock, p n.
Spring Hill, June 10Th, clock, ?. m
Columbus, Juno 18th, at night.
Moscow, juno 10th, , clock, p. N.
Needmore, June 2lst, = clock, p, U.
Water Valley, Graves County june 90,
= c'clOGlI,-ss nl.s s--s--s-.-----
Wingo Station, Graves county. Jane 9Th
. o'clock, p. II.
Baltimore, Hickman county, June 25h
q ocock, p. ID.
Pryorsburg, Graves county, June 26;bi
o'clock, D. u.
Clinton, Hickman county lst Monday in
Mayaeii, Graves county, srd Monday in
July.
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EnsslSh and American Race
EkOTses.

The victories Of Parole on the
British turf show that England does
not hold an exclusive patent TO breed,
the fastest horses ia the world. About
twenty FIVE years ago, Mr. Ten Brock
of Louisville, inaugurated American
aud British matches by taking fine
stable across the oocean. It was at
the TINA regarded as u novel and q
hazardous proceeding And the defeat
of every horse he ran confirmed first
opinions, and convinced everybody
that sea voyage debilitated horses,
aud rendered them TOO weak TO make
the time abroad they do at home.
There was an inexplicabIe something
in it," as the French would say (Which
the furies and the iates alone eau
fathom."
Yes, Lorilard has turned up IS one
of these superstitious deities and solved
it by taking faster horse over than
Ten Brock had in his lot, and a little
faster than ohm Bull could bring forth
and much to the worry and chargrir
of the venerable J. b.
| As in machinery and ingenuity, WI
have beaten him at his own game, o
rather gone ahead of him IN the lint
of fast horsefesh. That England com
menced improving her breed FIVE bun
dred years ago, and brought to he
shores the finest specimens which
could be found in Arabia. and now ha
hundreds of better darliugs reared an
trained with more care than children
matters not. Parole defeated them
won his victories not By accident, nc
by being matched against interiors G
the British turf, but he met the bes
they had, made the quickest time o
record, aud won untsrni.hed Yictofie.
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,5szEEge EEargis.

JF-r--. iha LSyinzton Cola n9uwcal-h.l
\ 1eserday We gave In full The card
Of Juge hargis, os published 10 the
C0urir Jobrnai OF that morning, 10
deuIzioi the charges made by Green
We published il without comment, aud
the re.ders of the Commonwealth have
ioubttss formed their own conclusions
For ourselves We regret 10 be compel
ed to sly that the statement is not such
d Que Is the circumstances surround
lug th. case demanded II i uusstis
factory aud iuconeiusive. There i
little llat Is new. Judge Hargis re-
peets his denial aud while giving that
al! dueweight IL must be admitted that
something more Is needed Many if
not allof the certificates appended
have been before the public a long
time. They do ret cover the case.
There Is an ola certificate from JAS.
W. Johnson The reader who has
kept himself posted in this controversy
will remember that Mr. Green says
johnson denied making the affidavit.
There Is also a statement from Cyrus
Alley, dated Goth April, 1871. Mr.
Green asserts that Alley says he knows
nothing whatever Of the matters de-
tailed IN the statement purportius 70
be made by him.
judge Hargis embodies 10 his state
meut his law liconse signed by Judges
Andrews and Apperson. Mr.. Green
alleges that the date Of the license was
changed after it passed oui OF The hands
Of the Judges. Il is q significant fact
that only teg days since Judge An
drews. when asked about the matter,
replied that he had nothing to say, and
woald say nothing unless required by
competent authority Judge APPerson
is dead
The bottom fact in the case--the
mutilsiion OF he Rowan court records
in the interest Of Mr. Harcis-renaius
without denial and unexplained
The emphatic denial IT Mr.. Hargis-
however inconolusive it may be. will
require response from Mr.. Green
aud it Is TO be hoped that he will fur
uish something more substantial than
mere iteFatiou Of his newspaper
charges
1t is also earnestly hoped that thi'
unsavory business is now in 3 train fol
fual settlement
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THE TOAST.


NARY KYLE DALLAS.
Pop vent The gay cork flying,
sparkied the gay champagne;
BY The light Of the day tha: was dying
he Glled up their goblets again.
Let the last, best toast BE Woman
Woman, dear woman said he:
Empty your slass, my darling,
When you drink TO your sex with me"
But she caught his strong brown fngers.
And held him tight as in fear,
And through the gathering twlligL.
Her voice fell on his ear:
Nay, ere you drink, implore you,
BY all that you hold divine,
Pledge lrozaaH ia teaT Gyops
Rather by Jar than in icirsi
by the woes of the drunkards mothsr,
By his children who beg for bread,
BJ the fate Of her whose beloved one
Looks or The vine when tis .sd
BY the kisses changed TO curses,
by the tears more bitter than hriae,
By many fond heart broken
Pledge no woman in wine.
''What has wine brought TO woman
Nothing but tears and pain.
Ii has torn from her he0rt her love,
And proven her prayers in vain;
And her household goods, all scattered,
Lie tangled up in vino
Oh prithee, pledge no woman
In tho curse Of so many wine Z"
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Governor Coke ana EEis Two
EfsfsoER.

Governor Coke, of Texas, tells the
following story about two callers he
had a few days ago. Il never saw
such town as Washington You can
no, have any privacy here. Now, when
I came here to attend the special ses
sion Of the'senato purposely went to
quiet place on D Street, and chose
two rooms over q store. | gave orders
/ ifanybody called to have their cards
sent up to my room, and further that
( the outside door should always be kept
closed. which would COMPEL callers TO
ring. You see, by adopting this plan,
! when cards were sent to me | would
! know inst who called aud could sent
/ word whether | wanted to see them
or not. Well would you believe it, a
few nights ago | vas sitting 10 my room.
when in rushed two gentlemen unau-
nounced. Said one of them: Gov.
ernor Coke, l believe. How DO you
! do. Governor Coke2" Their manner
! disconnected me a little, but answered
as pleasantly as / Could: Yes. | am
/ Governor Coke; but how IN the world
did you get into my room?, They az
swered cheerfully: 'Oh the lower
door was opened, and we just walked
right up l then told them that ii
would please me if they would go
4 down stairs, ring the bell, and send up
their respective cards in the regular
way. They both went down stairs and
1 did as | told them. Their cards was
presented to me 10 the regular way
and | sent word that wasn't in." To
enable the reader to better appreciate
the story it should be added that the
/ Governor lisps, and he tells it with q
good deal better effect for this reason
I than it can have in print. When the
I Governor reads this he will, no doubt
/ be ready to reassert his opinion thai
I there is no such thing as privacy IL
this town Washington Star.
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JUDGE HARGIS SPEAKS.
yAn1 in Zones which are
Not at ALI ETutvOcai.
He Denies the staten g nis
against Him, aud Pro
duCes k'T0Of 10 Re
fu1e Them.
Etis EEss PGrpOse 90 DO Ills
DuTy and leave hts As
saIlaHgS 10 DO
FneIrS.
VERY ExPLIcIT DOCUMENT.

ITO the Editor Of the Courier-Journd
In 1874 1 was nominated By a
Democratic Convention as caudiiae
for Circuit Judge. 1t was charged
that was Ineligible to the Office, a'd
that for the purpose Of destroying he
proof Of my ineligihility, aud OF esto
fishing my false claim that l was elia-
bic, l mutilatod, or caused 20 be ma
lated, certain records OF the CirGt
aud County Courts Of Rowan couE
Out of respect for that por,iouoi
the people Of Kentucky who are pt
familiar with the persons who orii-
ually concocted this charge aud hae
recently revived AID circulated it, ur
with the fact as known 10 those vO
know the parties and Witnesses to Is
assault upon me, 1 DO now solemy
declare that the charge, 10 whateT
form or by whomsoever made or -
siuuated, IS false. | do further
nouuce those who have heretofe
made, and those who do hereaftere
oulatc this charge, as willful ealgmA
ators. As my ouly -answes-M0I
charge, l declare that was 6Isry
to the Office of Circuit Judge at t.
election 10 August, 1S74, and ,her
fore was wholly without motive 3
commit the crime charged. In pro
of my eligibility I submit the folio.
ing papers:
estate or KESTUrET. sCr.-ThUs. .
Hargis having produced 20 the undersig
cd a certificate from the County Cogrt'
Rowan County, the county of his re-
dence, of his honesty, probity anI go
demeanor, and having been examined p
us touching his qualifications to practs
as au attorney st law, we hereby auth
izc license nd permit the said Ihos J..
Hargis 10 practice "a an attorney at Is
in all the courts of this CommoRwealt
"Given under our hands this 25th d;
Of Feb'v, 1866.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-20

The tolloEin is an extract from q
letter written Leadvile:
You Gao come here aud return home
for about S250-providing you only
stay few days The majority of the
inhabitants here are of the roughost
class, who do not regard human life
more than beasts, and in consequence,
a murder a day is but u fair average.
uuobserved, save by many of the
miners who take that day to get drunk
The business houses arc kept open
and the carpenter and painter ply
their trades the same as on other days
The miners get from 81 so to 81 pei
day, and board ranges from SIS to $50
per week. Three weeks ago snow wa:
five feet deep in places. aud was told
that it would continue TO fall occasion
ally till August For the information
of those who persist 10 calling it, as i
it were spelled Lede Vile, We would
state that Dr. Hall says it is known
there as If spelled Led Vile.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-20

'It vas Gen Joseph + Johugan.
says the Kansas City Times. "who
offered the resolution in the House to
adjourn over Decoration day, in order
that The members of the House might
engage with the rest of the community
in the observance Of the day. A diss
patch says it was done very neatly,
and was received by applause from
both sides of the house. Tho General
is very sincerely respected by the re-
publicans as we'll as the dem ocrats, OF
congress, aud by no republicans more
than those he met on the battle field. "
1t waa just like that grand old hero to
do thing Of that kind.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-20

German post Offices are Geological
gardens on email scale In the course
of a year. az many as 10000 wild
animals are sent by post. aud if crabs.
frogs. bees. aud small insects are coun
ted. tho total will be among the nil
lions. The post.ofioe authorities have
the privilege of excluding suoh ami
mails may be deemed either danger
Gus or disagreeable; butwith in the last
six months, only thirty.nino packages
of living animals were refused among
which were an alligator. done up in q
box considered as too fragile; lot OF
dogs whose persistent barking could
not be quoted; and number Of pigs
and loosely tied up 10 sack. On the
other hand, during the same period,
crocodile. scores of birds of prey. mon'
KEYS serpents. a leopard, and tour liv
ing bear cubs were transmitted By post
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-20
AMERICAS FfEEEH Inventions

AMERICAS FIFEEN INYENTIoHs
An English yurnal frankly gives
credit to the Ameican genus for at
least ffieen inveni obs aud discoveries
which, it says, hve been adopted all
over the world These triumphs of
American genius are thus enumerated:
fa@ fEaiEsitn itnAe6ine fadiR; zqas9Ra4 !lhe .2Laig.
and grain realer; fourth, the rotary
printing press 9Th navigation By
steam; sixth, hot air or oaloric engine;
seventh. the swing machine, eighth,
ihe India rubber industry; ninth, the
machine manufacture Of horse shoes;
touth, the sand blast for carving
eleventh, the gage lathe; twelfth. the
grain tor;thirteenth, artificial ice
manufacture on large SCALE four-
tesuth, the electro magnet and It's
practical applieation; fifteenth, the
composing machine Tor printers. 1t i
not often that American achievements IS
in this direction receive due credit from
such a source.-EN. Y Sun.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-20
General Sanitation.

4 thoroughly ly-drained soil is all impor-
tnnt- This should be secured where prac.
ticab!e, by complete system of sewers
or underground drains. If this is not
practicable, superficial or surface drains
should be properly located, and frequent
! ly examined, 80 as 10 insure cleanliness
and effectiveness
Constant inspection of houses, cellars,
yards and Outbuildings is imperative, &c
as to prevent the accumulation of filth,
garbage or masses of decomposing organ
&c matter so prejudicial to health. Il is
equally necessary that some means be de-
Vised for the disposal Of the same, SO as
to render il harmless
wArEE-CLOsErs AND PRIvtEs.
Foul Oaors are Natures signal Of danger.
Waier-closets shoald be properly con-
structed kept free from odor and always
beautifully supplied with water The
water-Pipes should be wholly lisconnect-
ed from all other pipes and provided with
independent Ventilation They should be
50 located as to avoid all possibility of
pollutin2 the air Of any other part of the
house.
Privies should be 90 placed as TO pre-
vent their exhala,ions from contaIniua.
~il1AeE -Lhss- Air .haases OK paRtltInG tho
sources OF water supply from Vets or
cisterns.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-20

The statement is made that more
candy is made aud eaten in this coun-
try than in al! the rest of the world
combined. Boston manufactures
about 10000 tons annually, New York
about 1000 tons aud Chicago does
large business in the same field.
The exporta from this country to Eu-
rope include the beet French candies
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-20

It is charged that General Chalmers
has written letter to the Governor
of Mississippi. advising that he ARE st
every one on board of General Con
ways boat if it comes down tho river
They cay that he declared, "resen,
such an Invasion Of their country and
consider any such movement iDcen
diary and dangerous. Geueral Chal
mers is q man of too much sense ever
to have written such letter as that.
The exodus boom having about pc
tered out. this was doubtless gotten Up
to galvanize it into life
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-20

PLAIN TALK TO SJTHERS oilers.
Under this head he Mercury Of
Moriden, Misc, Gays
Our Southern boymust be bred to
trades instead Of prossions, be taught
TO prefer the plow indie to whiting
on tho streets and s,ning themselves
in front of grog sh5s. Work is the
only open sesame , the cave where
wealth is deposiil. Industry and
trugality is the greupeed of the South,
but these will not seen until false
pride disappears I'D self help takes
its place.