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WOSIEN'S FO{EtUN MISSIONS.
CoLuAhUR, O., May 17-At to-day's session OF
tho WomHn's Foreign Missionary hoc'cty Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church tho following mis-
sionartc. werc appointed. Miss Nattio Il.
spcncc. of 1ndiana, to bo aent forth by tho
Northwestern branch Of tho society; Mas q. J.
Edna Taylor, to bo sent uttt hy tho Now York
branch; Miss Il. ]. knowlcs.A tcnchor Of Indl-
Miss kntc WoDdworth, Of burlington, VI, 10 iIo
cent out by tho Now TURK brunch; Miss Jutn
0Do.lcnnMRh, nf Cnltlwntpr. Mich. % be sent ont
scnre. Of Kent, u to tn sent NIT by the CInctn-
natl brunch: nr,d Mrs. T. IL. lewis nf 1!rooklyn,
N. T.. e im sont ont BY tho New York brunch.
, 1880-05-18

dom. ~ adrocntcs sag thoy nro cnntidnnt. II
"r'1ucntlnR tho Conference up IN IT, and that
wnt,lt respectfully M Tho pjJ,rr.
II, tho Committee on tho lt!nerFcy n sub cott-
brought in twn rclt<ts, tho majority In favor Of
not disturbing tho present limit, md a mnDrlty
nskl1g Tint hn extended IN fniir yenrs. There
change. though n minority muy rcoornmontl II.
, 1880-05-18

CANTON, Ill, Mny H--O. ". Btrong, proprie-
tor Of tho CITY Dakory, and his two children,
Pcar1 and tiarry, wero poisoned by eating straw.
borrlcs yesterday, nnl nre now lying in pro-
oarlous condition from tho effects OF tho sumo.
McdfcnI Atd was Summoned. It Ia thought, In time
10 snyo thnlr lives. 1t Ia mt known how tho
norrtrs cn5ne to DO mixed ap with tho poison
Considerable excitement WIS caused over tho
inattcr.
, 1880-05-18

WASHINGTON, Md., ,btny l7.-Dr. Itugcs' son
ar,i Adolph TRmu,, toya ngcd 0 and years, 3ayo
heeu poisoned by eatiuE pills Of atrophine,
which they found whiio pfaytnE III Or. Huges'
ia recovering from the pNIsou, hut bis con,pRn-
ion IL uncousclous and not expected to live,
, 1880-05-18

SHOWER OF MOLTEN IRON.
CLEVELAND. O., May 17,-Tu-day. as about
twenty mon stood unlor tho cnpoln in Taylor t.
noggls' foundry, tho bottom fell out, and ton
upon, aid nort, or less soverely scaIsilnv In tn
men. QUO OF whom Hes III erltcal condition.
, 1880-05-18

!, The E!dsedge Sewing -Machlna-lt leads
Sold On monthly payments, 100 Estate street,
, 1880-05-18
The WHITAKER CASE.

West Polxr, N, T., Afuy l7.-Tho Whitaker
casS was resumed to-dny, and the testimony Of
the commander ot tho post two detectives, and
sovorAl other witnesses was hoard, hut nothing
OF &EeciAl Importance was ollctteA.
, 1880-05-18
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


GENERAL NEWS.
m. g. ". HENSON, of Dn,ttmort, has recently
opened an oIlco In this city at No Ss South Clark
street.
The temperature yesterday. as observed by
Mnnasae. optican. No. 81 Madison street rrtttn-
ts l3l,tIdlngj, wns Mt a. ,., 70 degrees: 10 q.
Ill., 70: IL n1.. 70; 3p. n,.. 81; Br. n1, Il. 1lnro-
meter. 8 a. M, sosl; p. f11., 2e5a.
In tho rnal.cstnto column, sim day, nu nrvcr-
tisen,cnt Of Thon,ns fsrngR Of piece Of prop
crty. consisting oY 40 acrcs In sco H. M, IL nd
joining the now Town Of Hammond. to lie Rold
at tho northwest corncr Of the Chambor Of Conn
ncrco, byn Typographical rrrsr VIVA n1!tlc 70
take place Tnes1ay tto-,tay}
THE scl,uol census Vt Tho CIty.of Chicago tnr
under tho t1ircetun nf President 1ioyilt nn lir.
speesots I'ela!,cy md Fr,tkG the con,!nitice Of
of tho natter Thc work wlll require tic
services Of Ito cnmcrators and will take fifteen
or twenty days Of labor In tho hot juno sim.
Mn. 1IEnMAxS J; WESxEn, Of California. haa
sa;ninR nfory MI tme,s a his system 10
cIoek-tnces nron which 1t IL cnpnhe of showing
precisely tho aanp tltne ns thnt Indicated by thu
regulator II practically unlimited. Jcwetcra md
tho curiou. ca't sec tho click working ut No. 40
In Snllb street.
was held iast evening" Ut tho Cinl1-house Tho
TRes% cantssG y ~ apEne 70 s'er ~ . m
$ssy sSss M S x
tac Of the Club, to afort! an opportunity for con
sultat'on with the synd!cats alEcsdy lnpolpsetl
to K9a s fn sM wc9 s
npnrnyc1 md tho meeting nd l0lirne1 sublCe to
, 1880-05-18

The mAlne Delegation to Chicago.
The Natne delegation 70 Chicago viii come on
I31nQuo train Ut twenty Wagner caru, tho nrst 10
to Oe q platform. car, with eanuun, and a squad
Of mon to work It. frtug salutes as they plunge
through the larger places OIL the route,
, 1880-05-18

the coNtrnot Of %lbeNa. Az this nmol,nt would
bo inore thnn sufficient for such purposes, I
recommend that Sir. Hrxtnn tt allowed $15,d00
on acconnt." Tho Communication was sent TO
tho Committee III Finance.
y resolution. offered ny MIR. Stpnno, nuthuriz-
inR tho Clerk to advertise fur bils for coal wns
pAFaMt.
Adjourned until Monday next.
, 1880-05-18
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Delegates to tho General Assembly Mt MAd[-
soI,, Wis.,. will ~ via tho Chicago & Northwest
crn tsailwny. Trims will lcave tho Kinzic and
Cannl street depot ut 10 Il. M, md 0 p. IN. daily.
except Sunday, during the service.
, 1880-05-18

Times Our highest artists in dentistry; Tho
McChcsnoys beyond doubt. though but 81 a see
, 1880-05-18
CAN

CANDY .-.---....,,.
n neTN1F send IL q q q os..H = sos Il IS = =
Candy s:$$;:; ::$;; 5 !: i 1 49,: !:
V4Ny0 fS III Chicago. Adf$ssLut4
, 1880-05-18

M EMnEKs Or TllE t:lvlt. HNo1NEE1ss' CLUB
1iA " Tho Nutthwo1t are 1hyttod 70 attend the
f4notn Of tho inte Atax ilturtsborg WetinssaJ..
, 1880-05-18
GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Gpfffdf Gdlndish ia Th6 EAiedna 1Sih1Ink,

ia Ia rpn0rt the nrocootliI,gn hi tho (}nnor Con.
feronc, nt,ti 1of Ia ndv.saetn NJ s,tinnaG ,n"ns
onIte 4 aHrnai nf Mn1ar wns ro.d d.c,nr,np
that since wnI11un h,Iyu ID rcpressutniion On thS
fi1a,r ~ thia Tnmfnrnrrn ma IL 1;nn1u.it, nt,o
Gf tbr ,claratns hMs sIt,rS tho Confornnnn ann. o
tnrnc.i br.,f, ktiic|i thTounh thn ini,,"ncn All ~
linn nnri sinr" rhis TINT nTd scnro ~ tf,rvs
III M thnrrfnrs, .' ' @1'- ~ ''''0S
ifestIrct, Vhat this Cpnferurco nt]ow b{t8a
Frances E, Willard, President OF the WomAn's
Christian Union. to 10 invited to address the
Tho resolution was quito too heayy. Buckley
at onco anta8oaized It, 10nyIng tho correctness
Uf many 1t tta statements, averrtny thls q Gu
ernl Conference ia composed ot totnl-
abstluenco lnen without ono exception,
or IT, thoro wns nm exception that
mon hRd not on tho wedding garment.
, 1880-05-18

q AND CLEANSH...4.
Jhauf4 Silk1
Eatat, lH66 nrestes' tHt41tno@ Hto@ -
PnpllnA fe1Eets. .lso tsnE
t:lgIhIne, hsndso@si!55 : :. .adta
It ANAL sIpe9MHs & .fHss
'os''Ieiul Ixeua. IT, tssGtiiW ~ Mhs.s
boston Fancy ttat.ET. Il
ID Illtn0!s;aE.. ~ "tssk-a. ~
Il, and III sout9
e4xa
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It's Eyes We're Opened.

A few days since-this is a fsct-a
lite fellow anxious to find hone
for his pet kitten where it would stand
right good chance Of being well
brought up, carried it to the residence
Of our clergymen, asked him, as he
responded to the knock, il be would
like kitten. ~ h n ;
- Oh, don't know, said lbe, what
kind Of a kitten have you?
A Unitarian kitten, sir.
No, lguess not Of that sort.
~ few mornings after the little
fellow appeared at the same door,
rang the door-bell, and again found
himself face to face with the man OF
the house The by repeated his offer
Of the juvenile feline.
But aren't you the same boy that
called the other day, and isn't this
the same little Unitarian kitten you
had then?.
| know it, the little man responded;
it's the same kitten, but he's got his
eyes opened now, and he's an Episco-
pal kitten.-IClinton Courant.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
june Ballou's Monthly Magazine
for June is,,a perfect specimen of a
family serial. there being such com
bination Of all sorts of matter to in
tcrcst the reader-illustrated articles,
poetry, music, stories. and wit and hu-
NOR. Five editions Of the January,
February, March, and April numbers
have been put to press, and still the
public call for more. We are glad of
this, for Ballou's is one Of the maya.
zines that we can recommend for fam
lily use and reading. The music is
alone worth more than the price Of the
publication. Just read what valua.
pie table of contents is in the follow
ing Sweden and Norway; Scenes
in the Life of Royalty; Cecil's Mis-
take; Our distinguished Fellow-Pass
enger; At my Lady'S Feet; Re.
Qnital; The Gloom of Sadness;
Showing the Bridal Gifts; Queen
Lily and Rose in One; In Shadow,
Rachel Bent's Party; The Love of
God; Preservation Of Health in Mid
die Age; The Letter; Derrick
Langholm's Atonement; The HiSto-
ryof Skating; Donald Gray; Rec.
objections Of Other Days; June; A.
cure for Intemporance; Our Young
Peoples Story-Teller-- Fred and
Flossie; 0beying Pleasantly; Ruth.
ven's Puzzle Page; Editorial Notes;
The Iousekecper; Curious Mat
tiers; Things Pleasant and Otherwise;
Our Picture Gallery"
Published by Thomes q Talbot, 30
llawley Street, Boston. Mass, at
Sl. 80 per annum, postpaid. and for
sale AT all the news depotS in the coun.
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Just For a Change.



Soon after ,!inner-hour yesterday
Specilncn tramp appeared at the door
Ul house on John r. street, and he
Tor he could be ordered oil the steps
he began"
"Sr, / am a tramp"
"Nc see you are"
But am not here to ask for either
lood, money OF clothing. | have just
mad bite. my clothes are guod
enough, and il | had money | should
set drunk ana be sent mp"
swell, what do YOU WANT"
"There are TOUR tramps down the
street, and know they'll call here.
1t is now five years since | began
travelling around. suppose | have
Jeen called luaier and thief and a
'!cd,i beat ten thousand times, and |
have been shot AZ, dubbed, broomsick-
cd and Scaldel times without record.
Now | want change"
"how?"
"Well, all Task is that you let me
represent your house when those
trarnps come up"
This was agreed to. He sat down
ON the steps, removed his lat, hghted
ii C stub OF a cigar, and was reading q
circular when the four fellows sluuch-
ed up and entered the yard. -
"What in the Arkansas do you fell
lows want in my yard?" exclaimed
the tramp Ak he rose up.
"Suthln' to eat was the humble re-
ly-
&" Something to eat! Why, you
miserable, thick ribbed cadavers, o
and earn it, then! DO you suppose
have nothing to do but keep Tree no.
tel for lOalcrs?"
Cant get work." mumbled the
biggest OF the lot. -
"On! you can /? Been looking all
around, ,ulposc? Everybody got
all tile help he wants, eh? want to
be cashiers and confidential ADVISER
don't you?"
Nobody gives us a show" growl-
ell tic third man.
That's il That's your cue No
body will take yOu in with old rags
and uir, aud sore heels. and we. p
Overyou, and ask you 10 please be
good, and put you in the pallor bed
room AID feed you on chicken BROTH
How awful it is that yon can't be-
put on ice aud laid away where you
won't mrlt!'
Twill you give us somcthing?"
imindcnriy dcmandel- the fourth.
"Willl? iou are just right !
will! I'll give you five seconds to .ge,
outside the gate and I'll tell you in
addition that if ever see you in this
neighborhood again I'll tie you INFO
hard knots and hire Sore-eyed dog
To bite you to death! Git up and 81
move On-hurry-out with yOuj'
They shuilled ont as fast MS they
Could, and when they had turned the
corner, the tramp put on his hat, put
ont his inch oil cigar for anct' ler smoke,
and said to the gentleman:
"lou have done ne a great favor,
and AIN grateful. already feel
better iof'the change, and-I solemn,
believe fhat il could have got an ex-
cusc to throw 'em over the fence
should have been rady to reform and
start ont as lecturer. Gool-byc. !
shall never forget your lindncss"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08
Baby Prizes, $500.

An eminent bankers wife of
N. T., has induced the proprietors Of
that great medicine, Hop Bitters, to
offer 5000 in prizes TO the youngest
child that says Hop Bitters plainly,
in any language, between May /,
1850, and July 4, 1881. This is a
liberal and interesting offer, and
everybody and his wife should send
two cent stamp to the Hop Bitters
Mfg. Co. Rochester, N. Y, U. s. A.,
for circular, giving iull particulars,
and begin at once toteach the children
to say Hop Bitters and secure the
prize. ~ "
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08
Why She Knew.

The other day there was a suit in
Justice Alley between Two Wayne
county farmers regarding the MINER
ship of fourteen unmarked grain
bags, Eoach side was prepared 10
sIoutly swear that The bags were1liis,
and each had witnesses TO back lbs
testimony. The complainant swure
10 buying tho bags at certain store
Oil a certain time, and his hired man
swore to handling them us they were
taken from the wagon. Tho deivud-
ant swore that lie purchased them nj
u certain place ut certain time, aud
his vile was called 10 the stand to
tell what she knew about il. She
WAS a'large, tleshy woman and very
much bewildered. ri.
Land save me! but | was never in
such u crowd before, and | feel as il
l should faint! sue gasped, rs she
took the witness stand.
Never mind tainting, Mrs. y, said
the lawyer. Tell the jury what you
know about those bags.
Oh! land! but | know all about
'eml We bought 'em OH the 10Th Of
November.
How are you sure II was the 10th
Snakes alive! but | know il was.
for boxed Melissa's ears that morn.
ing for leaving spoon in the dish.
water, and she was married OIL the
18th. fs ttF q
Who asked for the bugs at the
store? .,.,.,..- 800
oh !stars aud gsrtcrs! but I did!II
remember II as plain as day.
What did the clerk say?
Oh! stars! but he said, certainly
aud he went and got cru
What else do you remember?
Oh, lands! but | wanted calico
dress!
And you didn't get il?
Bless granny! l didn't, and VIC
jqwed all the way home.
And now why are you positive
that these are the bags?
Oh dear, oh! but while we were
jawing threw EN- out into the road.
Some one lend me fan. for In most
dead!
Never mind being most dead, Mrs.
y. What else about the bags.
My husband boxed my ears for
throwing 'em out. Oh! stars! Il
didn't mean TO tell that!
lie did, eh Z Well, what else?
oh dearl but when we got home
kicked the hired man2
Kicked the hired man, Ell? We'll,
how can you be positive that these
are the bags?
Great snakes aren't you done yet!
Yes. l am positive.
How can you be?
don't want 10 tell.
But you must.
Well, If | must, / must, though
I'm sure | shall faint away. That
night boxed Melissa again.
Yes.
And husband boxed me.
Yes.
And we both boxed the hired man
and We were oil so mad we sot up all
night in our cheers and have had
chilblains and catarrh ever since
DO you suppose we'd have made
fools OF ourselves over fourteen grain
bags belonging TO a man living three
miles awayl
That settled the case with the jury,
and The verdict was in favor of tho
defendant Detroit Free Press.
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Printers Pride ind an Editor's
Ease. y .i
Did YOU ever take time 10 think Of

Did you ever take time to think OF
printers PRIDE? How proud he
ielt when alter doing a hard days.
work and delivering The same in high
hopes ofgetting prompt pay for his
labor? When his'work Is at last fin.
ished and he stands a moment in the
wild hope that reward will come, 10
then be told, 1T is not convenient for
ne to pay this evening, call in lew
days" or" will bring you the money
the last of the week How prone
that printer feels ! With nota dollar
-, nis pocket and thought TO be mil
lionairc. How elate his hopes are as
he walks home and remembers that
one Of his bills are due and he has no
account upon which he can check.
But then his best debtors think him
rich, and well know that he does hot
need money. Some are at times ig-
porsnt enough to really belieAe that
the proprietor oil newspaper has uc-
casipnal use for money; hut it is a good
thing Tor the pride o. the profession
that such foolish thoughts ale to be
confined to those ignorant classes who
would rather ray man his dues and
assIsi him TO meet his debts like q
man than to owe Inn and make him
live on his pride. This state OF things
will sometimes cause him 10 lie awake
aud think how best To act and not
humble his pride. His brain racked
by a mental strain ami he consequence
lily fails to get out u paper as bright as
self SUPPOSED critics think they de-.
serve, and they Snarl around that
"aEy one could write letter than that,
and the paper Is no account; that i,
why l have not subscribed for it,"
Then they give long lecture Oil the
easy lille Vi an editor. How little
work he has to do and how much pay
he gets for it--all undescrycd. 1lc
editor does not do much, tits true; he
occasionally loses nights sleep III
finding out the Truth OF some trIting
tile thing u nct--much vote 10 him
but in which you have some direct
interest. he may stand at the desk
or press all day just placing the typs
III rows or treating the tredule to STE
the wheplS iiv that vnn NAV ,,at a f,,,.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08

We are constrained to saw that all LAWYER ,
Doctors. Banker. Merchants, i1rrks. >chn.'
Teache S. student, star res an , .. her>w o
lead a closely culiiine,I law, srulIld aiwa I.
keep on hand bottle Of BAiLEY's SILISE
APPERRiESr. Il is never fiilInS remedy foi
sick headache, habitual Constipation. t0rpi1
liver, sour stomach kc. For rOolIng the ston :
hch In fever, and rs Il pargativc IN kilne,
and skin diseases it acts like a charm.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08

\ sure, safe and prompt female regulator Is
in great dcIuand among married an,l single
ladies', yet strange 10 say, only one has ever
been offered ANT that is ESGLIsH FEMALE
BiTTEgs. 1t restores and regulates all irrg-
ular monthly uterine action. cures female
weakness ami excesscs, removes unnatural
distractions, adds iron to the bloOi, strength
ems aud builds up the whole system, and cures
the nervous and bystcrlcal,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08
All Elegant Assortment.

a Towandn, Pa, sign reads thus
John Smith, toacher Of cowtillions
and other dances gamma taut in tho
neatest mannor-frcsll salt hcrrin on
draft-likcwisc Godfrey's corjial-
rutessassago-and other garden truck.
N. B.-bawl friday nito-prayer
meeting chuesdaY salm singing
by the quire."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08

BAILBy's SALINE APE2IEST is rapidly com
i g into general use throughout the INT
States. II Is i whi1c lJowurr, ami wicn p'ac,d
in water, fUams. sparklts, amt tastes just like
soda water. 1t is very cooling AMI pleasant.
acts gently upon the bowels, relieves cOnst
patton, cures sick headache, sour stomach,
heartburn, ach bottle costing 50 cents +,
contains - doses, can be had Of all druggists.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08

Galveston, Texas. January e, lsSO
Mess, y J.. DrOnsojie v Co.. Louisville. ny
"SAip us ls1dOLel ..NGtIsH FEMALE BtrrERs,'
Thompson. SchOIt 4 "a.
The above was a telegram. aud shows the
great popularity " that female friend, EN-
GLIsH fRAALE. Buffers In the State OF Texas,
II has been the standard female medicine
wherever it has been Introduced.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08

Poverty peepcd in at Mrs. Belts
dor in Ark, until Days Agno Tonic
made its appearance snl cured the
whole family Of chils.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08

Thousands OF soldiers and heirs are entitled
to Pensions. with payment from date Of dis
charge or death, IL applied for before July /,
$50 Wound, accidental injury or disease en-
,ltles to Pension bounty and back pay col.
nrm established in 1864. Address, enclosing
stamp, EDISON Bros, u. s. Claim Attorneys,
I'll q street, Washington, ID. G. H.
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