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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
Jcrsoy City, June, 1850.
MonSrn. II. IL. Warner & Co;

MoHSrs. II. H. Warner 4 Co:
GH>TLgM.S: Without solicitation do
sire To express ~ you my'high appTocia-
ton OF your remedy. Some time since
my attention was called To n gentleman
who had for long uuio beeu great suf-
fer"r. Amer making thorough axamina-
tiou of tho case, I found that his kidneys
and liver were badly affected. Not with
out hesitation prcscrlbed your SAf1Iid-
Dey and Liver Cure. The result, afier TAX .
inK tn bottles. has been sAtisfachpry la
tho extreme. @!.hngt hesitation. 1 ~ould
pre~criho tl,e same romody 10 all similarly
aiiit,trd. Your truly,
Roch".icr, NY. K. cAuLgIEs,M ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04

Texas alone could furnish all The
Gotten, sugar, beef aud wool which
the whole of the United States now
supplies, and still have plenty of Iand
left uncultivated.
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M"S-rr. IL. III. Warner s. Co.:
DEsTLEMKN: ! have is.sn afflicted witii
dlseaso 81 Tie kidneys for The past iwo
years, and have tried numerous reIncdie.
with only partial and temporary relief
Your SHfo Kidney aud LAYER cure wA-
recommended To Inc, and after taking II
ilo pain aud distress left Ine and am io
day feeling strong and we'll. am per.
fe-'tly satisfied that Warmers Safo RENE
dies ara ti,s medicines needed, nsd ,4ll
'hcnrinliy commend them io olhcra
". SIAMa,
Itjlio~ ~ Industrial FRA"
Abba. 7. lL.c, tssy.
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THE BEST or TITS KIND.

This IL tho cnBo with tho BTsTIean
Mustang Binim ont. Every mail
brings intelligence Of n valuable horse
saved, tho agony 0r nn awful scaId or
burn subtiued, tic horrors Of rheu-
matlsn overcome, nnd Of n thousand
and.Ono other blessings nnd iucrcies
performed by tho old reliable Mex
lean Mustang LininteDt.
All forms or outward Il diBCnBo nrG
sUceuiiy cured yy the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04

DIR. Hugh Glenn, the owner of a
farnI of 1000 acres, has this year
$4,000 acres in wheat. He thinks
that the crop will be at least $50, 600
bushels.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
MUS ThNG

over the Holiinry piniBn. 10 tic merchant
prince. nnd ihs woDdcuiter who split
Iis fODt with tho axe.
H. cures hhcnmatlsm when All oihei
applications tnil.
Ilta wonderful
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
MEXICAN

Mustang Iinimcnt.
N pengtratcs muscle. membrane nnd
tissue, 10 tho very bone. bnnishinR pain
aud curing dlhenBo with n power that
never htibs. D. IL ~ medicine needed by
everybody, from liic raIchero, who rideB
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E"ri,rsirr. =. =.
King Of the Blood

Cures all gcrofulous affections and disorlsrs respi,
ing from impurlty Of tha blood. IL ia needless 10
specify all. The sufferer usually TrceiYo tie
esins'' bias %dh RRsEHs. FiaplsE. Eicess. Tspsors
Goifre SsosuiHgf. &c. arc TIC tnaat common az
well "a inAnY Affections Of tbs HotTf Head, L,psr
and .sfSmaeh.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
70 the Unfortunate !!
DR.. GIBBONS
DiSpenSafE.

~ttiEHstt WFshHtNNr Fl-glk Iussts o llFtniS IlIf
pies the aec and los az manhood can r,iti,ely re
cured The sex aud afflicted should not fail to cal
upon hisr- The Doctor has trzyee extensively isl
Europe and inspected toSoughiy abe various hoSIi-
tals there, obtain great deal Of valuable rfOrna-
H3as Al1 e = sc2npetsDt 10 mTart u these Beesf
a bis StSgices- Or GIBBoS Vul MAKE - oEas.s.
unless he eaett cure Persons al distance NAY
Bg CtRED Ar HONE. an communicative
s'Elcty confidential iou see enc but the Dlctar
send ten dollars fnr package OF meisiRe Persons
writing TO The ocior viii please sste ~ nslne II ts
PAPER they see this advertisement in Charges rSas
sonable. Cali or write. Address Dr. j. +. GlBDoN
Box 1857 san Francisco. visnAS
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DFsTHs

MIR. Cotton who with hi. wife attended
the Faith Cure q month or more sgo, died
ia Richmond, Tuesday, Of consumption
llis wife il also afflicted with the sam,
disesse and cannot live.
OwsLry. Death hs. agsin entered III.
charmed circle Of youth and stricken down
one Of the pure-t aud loveliesi. Mi. Mat
tie Hays ow.ley, only daughter d DR.. J.
B. Ow-ley, loved by everybody for her
sweet and amiable disposition. has been
taken from ms to live forever with Him
sho gave her FOR 90 short a time to shed
her bright example TO relatives aud friends.
For months she had been prey to that
fell disease, Consumption, without mur.
muring, until = o'clock on the morning Of
the 23d, her spirit was freed from iis tene.
ment Of clay. A member Of the Pre.by.
terrain Church almost from infancy, a
Christian In thought, word and action. she
now enjoys her bleat reward, and while her
friends sorrow that she was taken 90 young,
thsy rejoice to know that she is "-af,
In the Kingdom Of Heaven" Her funeral
sermon was preached on Sunday afternoon
by Rev. !. $. McElroy. assisted BY Rev.
= ). McRobert., and then hundreds Of
weeping friends followed all that va. NOR.
tai Of the dear girl TO It's last resting place
in Buffalo Cemetery.
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PRAISE TRE lORD."

wHIrfsBuRo, July 2ia, 1881.
Des' Isfsvior;
You would be amused IL you could only
read the numerous letters received by the
"troupe" from all parts Of the State, in.
curing the particulars Of the supposed
tragedy enacted at Hyden. where III was
reported) Papa vas .ho, several times and
fatally wounded. In consideration for
those Of my own ser, who I'm sure are
suffering With curiosity, may ! "riss to
erpl,in" that the rumors, one and all, are
utterly unfounded. That there wss a
Sound Of revelry by night" and the
almost incesant echoes Of pistol shot /.
heard, Is undoubtedly fact. but il wa. all
confined 10 about eight or ten rather
lawless men, who were in = chronic state
Of drunkenes., and these give the reputa-
ton 10 the town and county that il has
W. were never molestsd, and IL a bullet
sometimes whistled . little too near US to
be pleasant IL was an accidental shot The
principal trouble was that the people
would not OF did not attend, owing TO
reasons which | suppose were about as
satisfactory as those given in Luke Ia
when "they all with one accord began 10
make excuse" pleading corn crops. want
Of leisure" &c. We were treated with
special kindness by our obl,ging host, DR..
Blair, and felt we'll repaid for our two
weeks labor, since he, with almost all the
leading citizens, was converted; and We
trust that they will prove the "liule
lsaven" that will ultimately leaven the
whole-not that the souls Of prominent men
are more precious in the sight OF God than
those Of the common herd" but because
Of their influence over others, which is
always . cause for thankfulness. As to
the something dark" limited at in Pspa's
letter, II only related to private trials
which are peculiar 10 the life and work
Of an evangelist, or any minister, and
which "hsd better rest untold" for the
good Of the cause" Il is "too bad" to
destroy q sensation so ruthlessly, but !
don't want TO see our mountain friends
Reports from the Leslie
Court, which was in session last weel, are
most favorable. and we have every reason
10 believe that better days are dswning for
Hyden. IL seems that certain period OF
lawlessness in every new county is almost
rs inevitable as measles and whooping-
cough 10 an orthodox urchin. But we
trust that Leslie will soon become noted
Tor morality and every kindred virtue.
We are all in love with whitesburg. and
'ince the mercury has consented to resume
Ia normal position We can say truly, "the
Igmmsr Of our discomfort Is ended" We
cave for the Towers On the Fad Of August,
God willing. where we trust TO see many
81 our old friends, and some FROM our dear
bluegrass" Twenty-one confessions to
late All we'll. Very Sincerely,
MARlES BARNES
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LAND. srOcx AND CROp.

Best wheat was quoted in Cine innati
yesterday at Sl.22
Tim W. Higgins sold 80 head Of 1000
pound cattle to Fox 4 Rice, Of Garrsrd, at
cents.
-Nspe Hughes. agent Tor Lancaster
firm, bought J. +. Rigney's wheat, this
week. at sl.25.
james Chorn, Esq, sold to NJ. Kahn,
for August delivery, 90 head Of l,5OO-lb
cattle at $40 per cwt. lie also sold to
Gilman, Of Paris, 1870 sheep, averaging
about ii0 pounds, a, Al cents per pound.
Capt. b. =. Powell sold this week a
car. load Of 2.year.old cattle, to be deliver
ed between Goth Of October and November
18th, at cents. They are said to be the
best bunch for their age In the county.
-CIScIssATI.-C ommon cattle dull
better grades firm. Scrubs, 81 and s2.75;
butchers, "a 10 1925; shippers. $40 to
1915. Hogs, best, 81 GOto $500; common,
81 10 1915. Sheep are in demand at ~ to
81 cents; lambs dull at to o cents.
John NJ. Hail bought Of Craig Lynn
81 sheep, averaging ii2 pounds, at 81 cents,
a lot from John G. Hill, averaging 40
pounds, at 81 cents. IS ewes Of John Lynn
at 81 80 per head, 20 Of Jim Lynn at 81 30
per head, Is extra sheep Of james Rsy'
nolds.st 81 so per head, snd Is Of Henry d.
Baughman. averaging 1873 pounds. at 81
cents.
-wIsoHnrER couRr.-About 500 head
Of cattle on the market, all sold. Price
somewhat better than at last Court. The
best offering Was 80 head Of 2 and 3year
old steers, weighing about 1000 pounds
sold at $50 10 per head 80 rough Tsnnes
see steers brought s2s; Tennessee year
lings and 2year-olds brought sl5 TO 81.
per head one lot home raised long year
ling, $50; calves, $40 10 $40 horses, sit
TO 800.
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PsRs0SaL.

Miss s.S.Srui Looas Is at home iSt the ".
cation.
Ms WI ~. HiLL h.s rs,arnsd from Grenol.
Kansas.
Miss Rsop. Han .. visiting friend. In Dan.
willie this -esk
Ma. Ricn.sp Brn has gone to visit relative.
In Todd county.
Mis- ASsis LrScn. Of Madison. q. visiting
Miss Mary Lynch.
Ma. OscAa Hassfsos. OF louisville. .. the
sues, u Mu. rhil. Nunnellsy.
Mas. ruHpss And son, of'Aiisnia. De-. are
quests Of Josiah D.. Tsui.. Esg
Ms 2. N. MeRonsHrs. Of the u. :. Revenue
service. IL Al home on farioush
-JAxEsT c.KsoS, Of Huhheli A Fisher, Cin-
cinnaii. .. Al home on q vacation.
u, :. stouteerer Geo. Daviisoa Ia Al home
Cams 10 vote the RePublieen ticket
Mas. :. = AasrRoNo, Of louisville, has beeu
Visiting her sister. Mr.. .. 7. Young.
Miss Js.SSIE LacEsY, Of Lancaster. "a.
visiting Mn W. NJ. Iasssy this week.
-Na. 7. n wAtruS. ia. 10 tstins In the High
Bridge CAmP-mee,ing and Dsnvills fAir.
carr. san N. usiSks. Of Hoptins,ills. 49,
the sues, Of the editor Of thl. paper ,hi. week.
Ms. l. n. RAMSEY, the artistic .lea writer.
Of OBeisnaii, .. at III. home here foe isw day.
Mss LucV CoorsH. dsashiH Of Hon. }. c.
Cooper, q shelby,ills. 10 Nth Mas Mary owslsy.
Ms DArros ". 0LEsS. Clerk Of the ohlo
senate, -ss visiting At Nj Allen Besssy'. last
-sek
Mis-. MaooIE Asr NcCoHs.cs. Of Cineia.
iaii, 10 . guest % her ooa.in, Miss Jennie ".
IIs her.
Ma joHS RomssoS has accepted . position
on the Sfruuf Al IaulsNlffe auI eut.r.g m an.
dis,hsrgr Of hls duties
-hsNcxissipok JoSEs, Eso. Of 81. Louis. -ss
eircuisiias among friends here this ~esk lie /.
lSotag remarkably veil. and o. evidently prosper
ing
-Gss. fHASg }. wHIrH, the veteran typo
Who Stood Zoe nuu'tsr Of years at the case In ihi.
onos, made ne . call yesterday. The old gentle
nsn has heru 10 had health ior the past iuo year,
be, 80 wers glsd 10 tao- that be 10 ssms. hat in.
proved. lie siii spend a SEEK OF t-o uiih his
daughter, Mrs. N0ung.
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Sensible People.

Our subscribers since last report are }. VI.
brown aud Mrs. X. h. Mckinney, Mckinney j.
y. Redd, Atlanta, Ca Mrs. 7. L. Mansfield, GlAs-
gov; Mrs.. y. W. Ceilings, fsirheldi Capt J. 5.
Morrison, Richmond. VA A. y. Smith, Crab Or
ebard Prof r. n. smlthsy, Ashland. Va, by 4. r.
Walton, Jr.; J.P. Mckinney, Louisville; J. Breek.
Jones. st. Louis; Samuel Irwin. Cofey'ille, Kan
sss; J. d. Prichett, Preachersville; Joseph simp-
con, Mrs. Jane Jennings, WIN. MeCarley, n. {,
Arnold; l.. b. Hubble, Henry Walter, X ". Lii
lard, Hunlsy Singleton. Lancaster Cyras DAILY,
o. :. Williams. Brysntsyille; Johu Y. feaksy, j.
W. Smith, Paint Lick James Underwood, n. H.
Bourne, Brigbtsi A. X. walker, Hysisssille; Mrs.
Maggie HuaakerI wakeeney, Kansas, Mrs rhos.
J. smith. Riehmondi W. NJ. Bright Normal, H.
BY John Bright, b. b. Hayden, London; }. W.
Hayden, L. L. Jones. Stanford J. J. saith n''d'
hsAd
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o.. A. ". rswE cam.
LocaL NOTICES.

Go TO McRoberis 4 stagg for the Be.t
b-ceni Cigar.
Books on Faith Cure, Tor sale by Me.
Roberts n Stsgg.
l,aar lot Of nice Toilet SOAPS, cheap,
At Mcl.oberts a Stage,
MADAME DrMoRrsr's Patterns for sale
At McIsobcris and stsggs.
on for Reapcrs and Mowers t lowest
prizes NJ Mclioberia y Siaggs
fon medicinal purposes buy bottle Of
lO-year old Whisky FROM McRoberts n
Stagg.
Tus Ready mixed Paints sold bv Nc.
Roberts a Stsgg are the best aold-ae
guaranteed In every particular.
LroAL BLANKS of all kinds for sale at
TnE lSrEnioR JouRSAL office. Clerks,
Sherih-, Magistrates and Consisble- will
save money by giving Us an order.
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MAN HIAGEs.

Miss Annie W.. daughter Of sI.unitsd
States Senator Thos. Mecresry. Was mar
ried at owensboro. Sunday. to J. \. Herr.
AIR. Giles Shine, the leading man Of
the Julia A. Hunt combination, and Miss
L,yinia shannon, Of the same company,
were married at Ironton. o., last week.
They will probably start a company Of
their own.
-BIBB-BLEvrSs.-0n the goth inst, at
the residence VI the brides father, In Bath
county. by the Rev. Turner, Mr.. John A,
Bib, Of Lincoln county. to Miss fsnni 6
NJ. Bisvins. Attendants-Miss Katie &,
Blevlns, Miss Clara II. Bib; Mr. b. Gay
Mr.. A. A. McCorkle.
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NOT issAst--Las' week we mentioned
,he receipt Of letters from Mr. Wells IN
san Francisco oai' saying that Mr. T. r.
Foster had lost his mind on 'Pirituaii'm.
Mr. Foster father OF the young man, tels-
sraphed at once 10 the msn Wells, but
received an answer from the telegraph
company that no such man could be found
Mr. Foster then went to Cincinnati and
got the Chiei Of Police there to telegraph
10 the Chiei Of Police at San Francisco to
hunt his sou up, and this Is the answer he
received; "E' r. Foster Is all right, men
tally and physically. Proprietor OF hotel
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" you were in Paradise you could Dc
without clothes for il is 80 very warm. but
-ipoe you are not, but in Lincoln county,
30 for your supply TO J. Winter A Co
corner Of Third and Msrks, Streets. Louis.
ville's leading and cheapest cloihiers They
will drss. you 10 the prevailing siyle.
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Tnr largest crowd ever in stanford at.
tended Cooper a Jackson. Circus last Sat
urday. and although there was some
drinking no disorder occurred, and the
whole thing vent OF peacefully. At the
afternoon performance II IL estimated that
:. 900 people were in attendance.
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SUDDEN DrarH.-Dr. W. X. Finley,
brother Of Mrs. DR.. @. W. Gi,ens, died
suddenly at her home, in thi. county. on
Saturday last. lie vas afflicted very much
o. the late DR.. Owens Wa. Who died a.
Suddenly but . week or two before.
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DrsocRArs, do not be deceived by the
seeming apsihy Of the Republicans. Ev.
cry mothers son Of them will be al the
polls Monday, and will vote for the men
most obnosiou to the Democracy. Let
no Demosr at stay at home, no matter hOv
certain he may feel, but 20 to the polls
and vote the whole ticket.
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CHAPTER 80.

AN ACT to take the sense Of the people
of this Commonwealth as to the pro-
priety Of calling a Convention to Re-
wise the Constitution, and to regulate
he manner Of taking the list Of quail
fed voters.
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EvsGY good Democrat will feel himself
duty bound 10 vote this ticket on Monday
next For State Treasurer. James W. Tate;
for State Senator, A. X. Clarke; for Rep
re-entative. W. q. Hansford; Tor Sheriff,
j. n. Menefee and whether he he Demo-
erst or Republican To vot. "Yes," fer
ca ling constitutional Convention.
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Nor Gran ORcHARD.-Several Crab Or
ehard friends have sent ne word not to
eensure that town for the killing that oc.
CURED a, the depot on Monday last, that
the murderer and the murdered were both
from another county. and that they we're
II the time Of the killing beyond the power
Of the police appointed to preserve the
peace on that day. We gladly give Crab
Orchard her jus, dues on all occasions
We have reason to know that at present il
is one Of the most orderly OF places. and
the waichful and jealous care that the
people evinee for their reputation for Law
and order. is evidence that they will pro.
tect il in the future.
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SEVERAL mad dogs have made their sp-
pe.rsnee IN town. and one or two have
been killed. In view Of the fact, the
Trustees have ordered all owners Of dogs
to muzIle them, under q penalty Of s. q
day, and the Marshal has been instructed
to shoot every canine for which no owner
appears. We hope he will take no trouble
TO find owners, bat Kill right and left.
Dogs are nuisances almost anywhere, but
what man in town wants with dog, I'm.
less to disturb his neighbors by their
nightly howls,we are at a loss to discover.
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oSE Of the most delightful sPots on
earth at present Is Crab Orchard Springs.
A most charming company ia there. and
everything is all that heart could wish.
Psrsons seeking health. recreation or
pleasure, can lind no better place to 20.
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~ Blsin IL elected. IL will be becsu.e the
Democrats failed to rally to the polls. Nv.
cry man who loves the success Of bis party
will make Il point TO be there.
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foR CORONER Thomas L. Dodds 10
a candidate Cor Coroner. lie Ia not exact
ly the Democratic nominee, but he is one
Of the best Of Democrats, and ought to
receive their support.
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Wa hnd in a Columbis, No. psper sew.
ersl announcements that Prof J. H. Myers
will preach at certain places Bully for
him. Msy he grow in grace.
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MrrLrSAKrs. Hale n Nunnelley buy
all kinds 81 country produce, no, except.
ing rattlesnakes Call and see the large
one they have on hand
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HiifedOeriile.


MaiedseriIIe.
Oysters, Ssr'iines, Crackers, aud Other
good things to eat, cheap, at Naughts,
Milledgeville.
The b'hoss are OF at the Dsnvills
fair this week. Next week We will tell Of
red eyes. broken collar buttons, and some
thing else.
Very little wheat has been threshsd
in this section. The majority are waiting
for that fellow that does his own eating,
sleeping and cooking.
Mr.. Fil.on, Of Filson. Ksnney 4 Co I,
lnmbermen, has on exhibition a live
rsttlesnske, with nine rattles and button
which he captured near here.
Bacon, sides, Is cents; shoulders. 10
cents. Bright Sugar, 10 cents; and every
thing else verv Low at Dudley Vsught's
new Family Grocery and Confectionery,
Milledgeville.
The colored |. o. o. F. Of Danville,
With colors flying and headed by = brass
band. honored our town by marching
through in regular parade STYLE last Sat.
u,d.y ON their re,urn from a picnie At
Tu,n,r.yill,
-Numerous h,nds are kent constantly
.mnloyed loadin, slaves. tanb,rk lumber.
&C., at Morelsnd station. yet the huge
.,acl. Of zach 40 not seem 10 diminish
.ucb !. the ,,., quantity being hauled
there Fl, .bipment
-In.,sad Of the fifth Sunday in this
month a. remarked in nv last. Elder Conn
will preach here III. second Sunday in
August next. Elder Y. b. Shackelford
will prsacb at Carter. school.bouss nett
sn.a.v fk,,A =, I, o,.lo.L
N'..l
Miss Maggie MCCORMICK OF oinein-
natl, is visiting at her cousins, jerry
Briscoe. Eso... Miss Bessie Drive. of Hus-
,a.uIa !. .;.;,;.n Nj. g.. s...,;du.
'o"'"'' "s MS "u'
this week'.....Misses Bessie and Dixie
Cohen, of IIsrrodsburg. are visiting at
their eonsin's. Toe A. Cohen. Eso.
tn ooIo,.d nsonls h.vs h.sn ,,o,,..,.
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On the morning Of July %, ISL, the sweet spir-
Il Of Nat tie Hays Owsley was borne away. The
Master came Himself and gently took the dear
hand In His aud gave her room among the angel
harpers" Jesus came and laid His otrn hand on the
quivering heart aud made Il very still. THAT lie
might transplant her 10 the Paradise on high"
II vas fitting that the morning hours were chosen
as the time 10 bear her up the shining way and
give her . place among the pure, who forever
dwell near the Eternal Throne. On earth she was
known not long. Hardly twenty summers lsd
touched her fair brow, aud one could not realize
that her girlh0od had merged into womAnhood.
50 gently, innocently had the years passed. She
knew few Of LIES stern lessons. About her cradle
the tsnderest love, the most watchfu care rested,
while above her constantly dwelt mothers pure
loving spirit, and Jesus, her Savior. Meet, In
deed. vas II that she was called in the morning,
the lovely summer morning, so like her young
life, when the landscape was sparkling and glis-
tening In the rising sun, and giving promise only
Of radiant joy. Life though short and free nom
sorrow, was iull Of gentle gifts aud graees. As
grand daughter, daughter, sister, niece, pupil and
friend, she allied each ONCE lovingly. Obsdisni,
studious, sympathizing and anectionate, she kept
about her slwsys the most devoted hearts. As she
comes before me nov, clad IN son robes and
crowned with flowers, As on Commencement night,
one short year ago, seem to hear her sweet
voice telling Of the "world Of Spirits" Her men
tai vision could not pierce then the veil she wished
to penetrate, that she might kHOT the mysteries
within; now she has entered, and she knows. she
Is safisdsi. We will not sorrow that the mothers
arms are again folded about the child she loved,
10 Joy, earth cannot know. We will not repine
that God took her she tested lifes bitterness.
nor question the wisdom that trsnsplantsd our
delicate lovely hower TO the celestial garden be-
fore sarhs chilling irosts touched Its Lsauiy. We
would not call her back II we could
"Baek-and leave the spirits brightness
Back-and leave her robes Of whiteness?
Baek-and leave her angel mold
Back--and leave those streets Of gold
Raek--and leave the lamb who feeds her
Baek-asd leave the lamb who feods her
Baek-snd leave her Heavenly Father
Baek-t0 earth and pain
Nay. MT 20. We give her TO Thee Thou
Blessed One. though our hearts yearn ever TO see
her sweet face and enjoy her gentle illustrations.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-29

lou eau get II pound. Of blackberry
sugar at A. owsley's for 81. Jam makers
will take the hint.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-29

A NOTED star-gaIer says that the new
comet Is approaching the earth at the rate
Of 100000 miles day. Prepare TO dodge
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-29

VIZ are agent. for n. Mstiingly'- Jeans,
Yarns, flannela and Blankets. McAli-.
ter n Bright.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-29

CosrscnosERrFs specially st Nc.
Ali'ler n Brighfs.