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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-08

A young Chippewa hunter was
shooting squirrels in the woods that
border on Lake Huron, in Ontario,
when large pine fell upon him, knock
ing him down and crushing his leg.
He could not rise nor remove the
tree, which was lying across his bro
ken leg. To lie there and starve to
death seemed all that was left to him.
In his dilemma he took out his knife,
cut off his own leg. bound it up with
his sash, dragged himself along the
ground to his canoe, and padded home
to his wigwam on a distant island.
There the care Of his wounds was
completed, and he is still alive.
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a Geed story Of Jsdicis.s Ssrer-
ffsfng.

a eesd story Of JsdicisWs Adrer-
fssing.
A man was denouncing newspaper
advertising to a crowd Of listeners.
Last week, said he II had an UNI
brella stolen from the vestibule Of the
- church. IL was a gin, aud as ]
valued il very highly. ] spent double
it, worth in advertising, but have not
recovered Il" Glow did you word
your advertisement ?" asked a msr-
chant Here il Is" paid the man,
producing a slip cut from a newspa-
per. The merchant took il and read
Lost. from the vcs,ibule Of the -
church, last Sunday evening, a black
elk umbrella. The gentleman who
took IL will he handsomely rewarded
by leaving il at No. -, San herman
do street" Now said the mer.
chant, II am liberal advertiser. and
have always found that it paid me
well. A great deal depends upon the
manner in which an advertisement is
put. Let Us try for your umbrella
again. and il you do not acknowledge
that advertising pays, | will purchase
you new one" The merchant then
took a slip Of paper from his pocket
and wrote. IF the man who was seen
To take an umbrella from the vesti.
bule of the 49, church last Sunday
evening does not wish To get into
trouble and have a stain cast upon the
Christian character which he values
so highly. he will return it To No. -.
san Fernando street. lie Is vel
known" This duly appeared in the
paper, aud On the following morning
the man was asionished when he open.
ed the front door 81 his residence. On
the porch lay at least n dozen umbrel-
las. Of all shades and sizes. Many Of
them had notes attached 10 them, say
ing that they had been taken by mis-
take and begging the loser to keep
the ittle affair quiet. - Hartford
Times.
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II is not our opinion that General
Grant will be nominated for a third
Presidential term by the National Con-
vention of the Republican party in
1880. When he went into the White
House in 1869 three-fourths Of the
members in both branches of Congress
were Republicans, and when he went
out of il in 1877 the Democrats had
seventy majority in the House and
could see into an early majority in the
Senate. The rascalities in his admin
isiralion had produced this mighty
revolution. The Republicans are well
aware of these facts. and they have no
idea OF committing political suicide.
TCourier-JOurnal.
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VAST POSSESSIONS. 1t has long
been the boast of Englishmen that the
sun never sets on British territory and
there was no nation that could claim a
like pre-eminencs until the American
government acquired Alaska. San
Francisco is no longer an extreme
verge Of the Union. The city is now
only about Midway between the far
thest Aleutian Island and PASSPORT,
in Maine. In other words, our terri.
tory extends through 1917 degrees of
longitude. The Rocky Mountain Pres
byieridn. in commenting upon this fact,
says: "When the sun is giving it
goodnight kiss to conference.-the
on the confinesoi Behring's SEAT sal
ready flooding the fields AMI forests Of
Maine with lis morning light, and ia
the Eastern part of that State is more
than an hour high. At the very mo-
ment when the AleutiaA fisherman,
warned by the shades q approaching
night. is pulling his canoe toward the
shore. the wood-chOpper in Maine is
beginning to make the forest ring echo
with the stirring music fhis AK.
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A NafnraI seap WIND.

90 Smiths Cresk, Elko county, Ne
vada. there Is most remarkable stra-
tum Of steatiie resting horizontally in
steep bluff Of volcanic matter
which fianks the eastern side Of Smiths
Creek valley. The stratum Of sieatiie
is from three TO ten feet in diameter.
Il is easily worked aud is veritable
soap mine. In tact, the farmers, cat
tie men and sheep heriers in that re-
gion use the natural article for wash
ing purposes. Chemically considered,
this peculiar clay Is hydraied silicate
OF alumina, magnesia, potash, and
lime. When the steatite is first dug
from the stratum il looks precisely
like immense masses Of notified CASTLE
soap. the mottling element being
small per centage Of iron oxide, The
Virginia New Clronicie says that
firm in Elko have undertaken to in.
troduce this natural soap into the mar
ket. 1t is similar in appearance to the
CASTLE soap sold in large bars. Moth
ing is added To the mineral but trihe
more alkali and some scenting ex-
tracts. Its defensive powers are As
powerful as those of any manufactured
soap.
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"Bub, did you ever stop to think, 4"
said grocer, recently, as he measur-
ed cut halt peck of potatoes, that
these potatoes contain sugar, water
and starchl' "Noa, | didn't replied
the boy, "but l heard mother say that
you put peas and beans in your cof-
fee, and about a pint of water in eve
ny quart of milk you sold" The sub.
ject of natural philosophy was drOPp-
ell right there Boston Globe.
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"When stranger treats me with
want of respect" said a poor philOs-
Opher, 81 comfort myself with the
reflection that it is not myself that. he
sights, but my old shabby hat and
cloak. which. to say the truth, have
no particular claims to alteration. So
il my hat and cloak choose to fret
about it, let them, but its nothing
10 me-"
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A legal gentleman met a brother
lawyer on the street ore day last week,
and the following conversation took
place: "Well, Judge, how is bust
ness? p "Dull, dull; l am living on
faith and hope" Every good, but |
have got past you, for I'm living on
charity"
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You can always tell by the fence of
a residence near the gate if the girl
who resides there has beau. If she
hasn't, the fence will lean outward,
being pushed so by her leaning against
il looking for one; If she has, it will
be up straight, her "feller" holding it
up from the outside. Fact New
port Local.
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Johnnie, what is a noun ?" "Name
of a person, place, or thing" Every
good, Johnnie; give an example. .
"Hand.organ grinder" Sand why
is a hand-organ grinder noun ?" BE
cause he's a person what plays thing.
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Old Mrs. CUR says she has always
noticed that in the summer time when
it is not needed the sun is always hot
US an oven, while in the winter when
a warm sun would be very agreeable,
it is as cold as an ice-house. We have
noticed this, too. 1t must be the
ia alt of the almanac makers.
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Leadyille is so named because Of
the lead Inadvertently carried away
by persons who go there and get sau.
cy. A person was buried not long
since in the local ceaetery who was
so full of lead that the bearers thought
it was a case of premature petrifac-
ton Buffalo Express.
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MAKE Your OWN MUcMAGE.-
There are various recipes. The most
simple appears to be thus: Take sufli-
cient dextriDe or British gum, as some
call it, and add sufficient hot water to
obtain a sirupy liquid, then add a few
drops of oil of cloves, and cool for
ttca
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He who climbs above the cares of
the world and turns his face TO his
God. has found the sunny side of life.
The worlds side of the hill is chill and
freezing to spiritual mind, but the
Lords presence gives a warmth OF joy
which turns winter into summer.
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Ii is estimated that the steam power
of the world takes the place of 3d.
900, 900 horses, and, as each horse
consumes three times as much food as
one man, it is evident that the EN-
ployment of this steam is equivalent
to the saving of food for 75,OOO,OOO
human beings.
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A mass of copper, forty-six feet
long and eighteen feet wide, and of a
thickness varying from three to nine
feet. has been thrown out at Minneso-
ia Mine. 1t contains abont five hun
bred tons pure copper, worth when
prepared for market, about three
hundred thousand dollars.
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A new counterfeit s. legal tender
note has made It's appearance. 1t is
of the series of 1865 and bears the
name of Allison as Register, and Wy.
man as Treasurer. Bankers pronounce
il dangerous counterfeit.
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"Sam, you are not honest. Why
do you put all the good peaches on top
of the measure and the little ones
below ?" "Same reason, sab, dat
make de front Of your house all mar
BILE and de back gate chiefly slop bari,
sab
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A Presbyterian minister in Colora-
do, has within a year organized two
churches, built one house Of worship
and parsonage, bought church or
gan, established two Sunday Schools,
and three prayer meetings, taught
three catechism classes, aud supplied
six preaching stations.
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Attention to little things about the
farm. as in other business, is what in
ereases the profits. Plenty of eggs. a
few chickens. a few calves. a colt or
two. help out wonderfully. If some
Of the perquisiles arising.are given 10
the children for the care bestowed.
they will eheerfully help in the galden
and thus another item is added to the
well being Of the family.
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A good honest laugh at good joke,
or bit of sarcasm. rubs out the gath
ering wrinkles Of care. but an ILL.,
tempered joke is like a poisonous ar
row, which makes its wound and
leaves its poison after it has been
withdrawn.
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A thrifty farmer took his boy to a
doctor. "If you can cure him for
less than the funeral expenses, said
he, Ego ahead, but If you cant, the
BOWL have 20 take his chance"
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A very charitable man and no boz
dy's fool was he who used to say when
he heard any one being loudly CON
demned TOR some fault; "Ah, well,
yes il seems very bad to me, because
that's not my way Of shining"
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at is a settled principle, your hon
or" said an eminent lawyer, "that
causes always produce effects" "They
always do for lawyers, responded the
Judge: "but have some times known
a cause to deprive a client of all his
effects"
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A young lady ate half wedding
cake. and then tried TO dream of her
future husband. Now she says she
would rather die than marry the man
she saw in that dream.
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The boy who says otis my turn as
the short-cake is being passed, rarely
makes the same remark when the
moving machine knives have to be
ground after dinner.
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Here's philosophy 1.-The particles
that day before yesterday were grains
of wheat, aud yesterday we're nerve
and muscle, today are sparkling
thought"
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nneathes there q man With saui 80 dead,
Who never 10 himself hath sid.
''rhi. b. ny evn, my naiife ianii'
whese heart hsih meier sithln him banned,
A. homeward BIZ footsteps b. hath turned
rsom eandefing On q hsreirn strand ?
Ifsueh thero breathe. ~ mark him veil.
fof him NJ miastfsl fartufe1 swell.
nish Though hia Titles, proud bis name,
nsundless his wealth. - wish can claimi
Despite tho.r Titles, power and peif
The ufeteh. concenirsd ~ IN self
Living. shall iprieii hir rcnovn.
Aud, doahiy dyine, shall 70 do~n
% the sile du.i, fsom whence hssruns.
tawepi, uuhonor'd aud unsuua.
-liay u ne last Minstrel.
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"Ma, has sister Flory ever travelled
any," "No, child, no." "Then,
when was allyn under the sofy
Sunday night, and sister and Mr.. John
come in from church and was a-settin'
in the big rockin-cheer, how com her
to say that the incest land she ever
was in. was Lapland?"
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A cOlored orator in Providence, r.
l., claimed foe the negroes the posses
sion of more intelligence than can be
found in any other people Of equal
ignorance. IN. Y. Times.
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PUBLIC SALE
Oh
LAND, STOCK AND CROP !
IN order 10 close the partnership existing beween
the undersigned, We will,
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER I'D, 1879,

Sell 10 the highest bidder the Farm on which the
late Adam Pence died I0,sessed, situated la Lin
cola County, aud lying immediately on the turn
pike rOad leading from stanford 20 Somerset three
niles from the iormer place, and In a good neigh
lorhOod, convenient 10 churches aud Schools aud
contains about go Acres Of No. Land. The land
b nearly all set IN grass, and Is Ia high state OF
cultivation. The Farm Il supplied with never fal-
Ing aud abundant stock water. The iencing Is In
good repair. The improvements consist Of a large
aud oonni0tious Brick Dwelling containing eight
Large rooms and two halls The harm and out-h0us-
a. are good. A splendid orchard on the place. In
TACT this u one VI the most desirable aras In the
County ofLineoln. We will also, al the same tiine
aud place, sell Al public cutlery large quantity Of
siock and Crop, consisting OF about 10 head OF nice
MIA Cows, With Calves, about 40 head II thor
ough-hfed aud grade C0tswold sheep. 10 head Of
n9rsea and Mules, among them ne pair Of 80 ear
old Mare Mules 20 nice young Hogs. The crop
conslsts Of 10 acies Of Corn in hed 500 400 bush
els Of Wheat, a large bot OF Hay. In tact, every
thing grown on the iarul. Also all the farming
lmplennenis, consisting Of nov Mover, Wagon,
Flows, tear, Ac,, and a neN hugey.
ltkMh.-ihe iarm will he sold iur one ihird Of
the purchase money cash Ia hand. the remainder
Ia one and two years, equal iusialmeuts, interest,"
IA The rate "a lsr ceui. fli day 90 ale lhe pur-
chaser can have The privilege 90 Gall sacdinf, aud
eau fri ial possession ian. I, l,aD. The siock and
cop sil d. sold credit ~ ihree iaonths or all
suuis oi ien dollars and over under that amount
ra1h in hani. Auif. made iaIutiahh and l'ayahlr
be- laIurfs Nat BANK ui STANDARD
iefslus d.'.iiinr 90 iok al the iafta Wili h. a.
epniii'aioied hl calling on ihr undeiaiEnrd,
July 2i, 'i9.-2m A. "a, A q. o. PENCE.
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Read this aud SILVER: The Sum.
nit House windows on the top of
Mount Washington, are all snwed
and frozen up, and the promenade
platform. like the rocks about, is still
almost over shoes in snow, and every
post and North west facing rock is
sill covered 20 a depth Of nearly half
n foot.
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1t is most mystifying reflection to
any man TO consider what he has done
compared to what he might have done.
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The chains of habit are generally
too small to be felt ill they are too
strong 10 be broken.
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CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL.

The 18th Annual Term Of this
school begins Oct. 10. 1870. and
cOnfinues7 months. Terms: $40
1st year, $50 I'd year. For Cat
al0gues or circulars, address the
Dean, RUFUS KING.
As5-1m Cincinnati. a.
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There is nothing that binds heart to
heart so quickly and safely as to trust
and be trusted.
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Scandal is Ted by as many streams
as the Nile. aud there is oflen as
much trouble in tracing il to its source.
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Whenever Eve wanted new dress
she turned over a new leaf
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS
-CikID by
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

IsNO 70 NJ years. "a has had ~ equal Ia 1870
caring tt.ss uflholfra, thulsia MuIlus, lilfihti,
aud All lla9el (olupla inis. nurinH ur' ruHiui1i
ulonihs esefy houaehold shoud have huiilc ns.p
ai hand TO- iuliasiitie uae' itieet iHsi n" an
N llel bottle. ,oli every where. ien-h
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The man who IL anksous on all Oeka-
shuns 10 tell all he knows is pretty
sure not 10 kno all he tells.
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Most Of our misfortunes are more
snppOrtable than the comments Of our
friends upon them CultOn.
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Prnurr Tor IInmnnlfp.

The prayer Of A'ar wsa fot hight
Through m that dart and desperate hsht.
The hlactuc.s Of that noon.iay nisi,i,
40 asts.i bat the fetnru Of sirht,
10 49, biz iacmsn's FACE.
tlet our unceaaing. earnest prayer
Ne. Too. fnf light tor strcngth 10 iasr
. t,uT Purtlsu u the weight fctfr a
Iha cfsehe- inio dumb d~nnr
Z eae-Aall Ne human farA
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EMINENCE, KY, COLLEGE

This popular Institution will open Its Twenty
third session Sep. 2. 500 will pay all expenses Of
hoarlinr washing light, fuel and tuition IN the
college proper, for I've months and go will pay
for sime IN Preparatory Department. Vocal niu-
sic free. The faculty i equal 10 any in the West
send for catalogue. as5-it W. 4 GTLTNEE
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LOUISVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

Twenty -ninth Annual Session begins lsi Monday
In September, 1879. New locaion.-f25 and f27 fih
Avenue. Reduced rates for boarding pupils. The
course Of study thorough aud comprehensive. Pine
opportunity for Calisthenics, Music, Painting. &c.
Foo particulars, address MRS. W. n. MOLD.
aaf-ff IauiariIla ~
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
Granville, Licking Co.. o.

Regins It's 4sth year Sep. 10th. Has Preparatory
Collegiate, Normal, Music and Printing Depart
ments. Teaches German. French and Greek. Nv
cry thing hrst-class and terms low. Address
1911 REV. ID. sHEPARDsON. y. D.
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DAUGHTERS COLLEGE,
Harrod.hurE. KY..

For the higher education Of ladies; experienced
teachers In every department; laboratory, museum
and library freely used by the students; heauti-
ful home rather than a boarding house; no exhibit
tions or parades; a school without ''sham cram
Terms very reasonable for It's superior a1vantarss
18th. Sss-ft JNO. AUG. WILLIAMS, Prcst.
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Che ynterior sOurnal.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ono square, one Insertion 20
liberal deluction iof each Subsequent infcfiinn
Regular advertisers viii hnd our rates 10 lc ~
moderate A. those % any other respectable fapcf
"huslnca Noilcra. y ~ cents per line. AdNcriisinf
items In Local Column, 20 cents pr linc.
inserted ffce Ofcosi.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect. &C., viii. here
nfler, be charfed ~ the rate ~ cents pcr line.
Instead ofio cents, as heretofore.
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sHELBYyILLE, KY.
FEMALE COLLEGE,
FOUNDED 40 YEARsAGO.
KENTUCKY
MILITARY
INSTITUTE,

FARMDALE, FRANKLIN co.
Oldest military school In the Southwest. Thirty
hfth year begins Sep. L. SIX miles out Of Frank Tort
ss5-4t POST ADJUTaNT
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

DAPTTsT.-RFv. J. NJ. BarcR, PASTOR. SERVICES
night. Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday AMER
nom. sunday School ~ $50 a. n. H. D. nafuw,
Superintendent.
DfIRiSTfAN. Worship by the congregation ev-
~ cry Iorl's day. Preaching by I'D. Ios. hallou
on FIRST aud Third Lords days Sunday School
~ sis. Joe. Severance, Superintendent
ETHODIsT, sOuTH.-RKv. J. - SINS. Pas
wi tor services every sunday morning and night
Prayer Meetings Thursday nights. SUNDAY -thuol
At 900 a. N. J. :. Sims, Superintendent
DREsBYTERIAN. soUTH.-REv. JLBAnsrs
IL Pastor, breaches mcrning and night on first
and Third Sundays Union Sunday School ai $50
yno W. Rcut, Superintendent. Union Prayer
Meeting Wednesday nights.
DREsBYTERIAN. NoRTH.-Rev. q. y. Ancu-
II IHALD, Pastor, breaches on Second and Fourth
sundays, morning aud night.
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GEORGETOWN
FEMALE SEMINARY,
FOUNDED IN 1876.

The next scholastic year opens on the first Mon
day in September, 1873. For catalogues, address
me At Geofgetown, KY J.J. RUCkLR,
3sj-ft Principal.
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FoT Gall particulars, a. 10 loard, Se, address
MRs. =. a.. TRUEuEARr. Principal
stanford. Lincoln CO.. Ky.
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MoDEHATE.

In Tuiiion, prizes range from 20 10 go in a.
regular nsparinlcnis lriniaiy, go intermediate
$50. Preparatory, 40, and Coiisglaie, so.