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Beautiful Sentiment.

"A man without some sort of reli-
giOn, is at best, poor reprObate, the
football Of destiny, with no tie linking
him to infinity and to the wonderous
eternity that is begun within him; but
a woman without it is even worse "a
flame without heat, a rainbow with.
out color, u flower without perfume.
IA man may, in some sort, tie his
frail hopes aud honors, with weak shift
ing ground tackle to business, or to the
world; but woman without an anchor
which they call faith, is adrlft and II
wreck! A nan may clumsitly continue
a kind Of moral responsibility out of his
relations to mankind but woman in
her mparatively isolated sphere, where
affection and not purpose Is the con
trolling motive, can lind no basis for
any system Of right action, but that
spiritual faith. A man may craze hi-
thought, and his brain, to ira, hfulne.s
IN such poor hartOrage IA fame and
reputation may stretch before him; bu
"A woman where can she put her hop.
IN stormsf II not ia Heaven?
sand that sweet rutIKIlness--thtt
abiding love--that enduring hope, mel
lowing every page and scene Of life,
lightning them with pleasantest radi-
ance; when the worlds storms, break
like an army, with cannon? Who tina
has enjoyed the love of a Christian
mother. but echoes the thought with
energy, and hallows 1t with n tear" -
Ike Marvel.
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Don't live TOR your, and do not be
afraid of diminishing your happiness,
by promoting that Of Others. He who
labOrs wholly for the benefit Of Others
and as it were forgets himself, Is fla
happier than the man who makes him
self the sole object of all his affections
aud exerti0ns - HtpespiWe DemocrM
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Baptist-sserviecs first sunday and sunday
night In every month and saturday night
preceding W. 4. Bennett, Pastor.
NJ. r.. Church South-SerVices Third sunday
aud sunday night aud fourth sunday night
In each month-iteV x. q. Alexander, Pastor
Cumberland Presbyterian Services second
sabbath at night--hcv. Willis smith. pastor.
M.thoiist Episcopal (colored).- services
every sunday morning amt night. sabbath
school at A. Rev. Isaac Horton. Pastor.
Alpha B,ptisi Churcn (colored) First and
Third Sundays al al a. n. and -. y. NJ.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1883-10-03
Eight Years Scrofula Cured.

A valued correspondent, Albert
Simpson, ESD, writing from Peoria,
ILL.,, says: Samaritan Nervine cure,l
me of scrofula, after having suffered for
years with the disease" Mr.. Simp-
son lives In Peoria. Ask him Your
druggist keeps it. $3.50.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1883-10-03
DR.. Green's Oxygenated Bitters

Though originally New England
medicine, has acquired an almost worll
wide reputation, solely through It's in
trnsic merit AS the best remedy for all
disorders of the Stomach, such rs Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Costiveness, &c.
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18TH F. IA MOU S@
New York CLOTHING HOUSE,
Corner Sixth Market Streets,
LOUISVILLE, KY,

Are Clothing which enables them retail goods
wholesale price and the buyer % 81 Such
opportunity before offered the people Kentucky
Our stock for the Fall and Winter complete and beyond
doubt the largest offered in Louisville Mems, Boys and
Chirens Clothing in great variety embracing all description of
goods at all prices Our goods marked in plain figures
the price, and only have price, Call the Famous
'% and examine stock when you to Louisville
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II prescribe 1t In my practice. us the
expression used by DIR. j. A. PatmOre,
of Riley, Iud. He referred to Samari
tan Nervine, and further along sa! IS:
ut cures epileptic fits"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1883-10-03
SOMEBODY'S MOTHER.

The woman was old AMI ragged and gray.
And bent with the chill of u winters day;
The street was wet with the winters snow,
Aud the woman's feet were aged and slow.
She stood ut the crossing aud waited long,
Alone, uncarcd for amid throng
of human beings, who passed her by,
Nor heed the glance Of the anxious eye.
Down the street, with laughter and shout,
Glad In the freedom Of school let out,
Game the boys. like u flock Of sheep,
IIailing the snow, piled white AMI deep.
Past the woman, NJ old aud gray,
Fastened the children ON their way,
Nor offered helping hand Ia her.
40 meek, 50 timid. afraid 10 stir,
Lest the carriage wheels or horses feet
should crowd her down In the slippery street
At last came one Of the merry troop,
The gayest lald.e Of all the group.
lie passed beside her, and whispered low:
an help you across II you wish To CO."
Her aged hand ON his strong young arm
She placed, and without hurt or harm
He guided the trembling feet along,
Proud that his own were firm and strong.
Then back again To his friends he went,
His young heart happy and well content.
''shes somebody's mother. boys, you know
For she IL old. and poor, and slow;
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IN. xes.nan s.s. IenssssR'' , pes !
Z. L.. Fields, Mar. June . sept. Dec = .,
IL. Chapman,
HARTFORD. .
K.A. stevens, Mar. . June 5 sept. 10 Dec, II
} ID. Byers, ~ ~
X. Duncan, Mar. % JuneiS sept. " Dec -
~ f. ItOwe. /" ~ /" ~ IL
RosISE.
W. NJ. Autry Mar. 10 Junele Sept. Is Dec. 70
Joel Hamilton" Is ID ~
CROMWELL.
L.. ArbucLle,M Mar. 10 June ~ sept. - bee. -
Jno f. Morton" II Is ~ ~
COSSrABLES.
ForisvIllc -- J. W. Payne, Post once
address, louisville.
buiord-J. IL. Sapp.
Hartford John T.. bean, Post-oince
Hartford, Ny.
Rpckport--tieo. NJ. Maddox.
Rosine-P. W. Tab,r. Post-ofnce, sulphur
Irurn wells. Leach. Post-ofiice Groin
well.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1883-10-03
Ii Destroys
the
tiers,ps of Disea 80

II Is "A flct establish.
eel by science thai
many diseases ARE in
tro'luced by puriiac.
ton. which reprGluc.
es itself Il propagate,
the disease In ever
widening circles.
These diseases gen.
crate contngion and
I'LL the air witt, deaf Ii
such Is that dread
Terror
ASIATlC CHOLER A
which Is now drvi,st-
ating the East and al
vancing on its miss.
Ion OF death rapidly
towards our shores
Other disc ,ses Of the
sanie sort are Diphth-
Scarlet Eever ,s,1oaIi''
pox. Measies vepi"u,
Eavar Er,,si-.,asoo,"',
AIifI,ese ye,,eras., CO... ON
tag,or u,nar'aIsseasona.,,
~Eovar Ia -
uai,rj,I Eavar 81
arise from cont,yio ,,,
which comes ofdamp-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1883-10-03

rectly upon the human race. have a
large and superbly equipped balloon
which will be thu roughly stocked for a
voyage to the Arctic regions. and,
among other things. it will contain APP
paratus for making fresh supplies for
making hydrogen gas. Are you four
persons willing to make the required
attempt in this ballOon?"
All four of the visitors answered,
"Yes."
Were you going to sacrifice your
lives, at any rate?''
An affirmative answey was given by
the four.
"Permit me Tn take your Names"
said Captain Cowgirl, and lie wrote
them down as follows: William p.
Crutter, DR.. Henry O'Hagan, Edmond
Jarnyille, Mary Dermott.
Mr.. Crutter was man apparently OF
about sixty years, handsomely dressed,
inanifestly gentleman, but with a
flushed face, which indicated that he
perhaps iudulged to some extent in dis.
sipation.
DIR. O'hagan was thin. pallid aud
careworn. He looked AS II he were i'll,
and ~ IL all joys Were dead in his
heart,
Mr.. Jarnville appeared to be work.
ingman, but his countenance, sad ~ 1t
was, was full Of intelligence, and his
manner was that af man who had oc.
cupied social position much above the
lowest.
Miss DermOtt sat with an air of dejec.
ton, with her hands In her lap, with
thin and faded shawl pinned around
her, and with her pale cheeks suggest.
i've Of hunger and meutal suffering.
"My hope" said Captain CnSgiIl, lis
that you will safely reach your desl alma
ton, and safely return. But you fully
understand That the. chances are against
you. For my own protection, 1 ask
that you certify In writing that you 60
with full knowledge of the risks. will
initiate the balloon tomorrow. Day af-
ter tomorrow come to this Office at 8
O'Clock AMI you shall make the ascen.
sion at once"
On the appointed day the four volun-
teers appeared, and Captain Cowgirl
drove with them ia u carriage 10 Il yard
In the outskirts Of the city, where the
balloon, inflated and swaylIg To AMI fro
in the wind, was held 10 The earth
with stout ropes. The tire men were
supplied with warm clothing, but Miss
DermOtt had only her thu eadbare shawl
and 80 Captain Cowgirl gave her his
Overcoat and two blankets which he
took from the carriage.
While the vOyagers were taking their
places in the com mOdiOus car attached
10 the balloon, n young man uttered
the yard and hurriedly approached
Captain Cowgirl.
81 am going with the balloon" he
said almost fiercely, an hardly deign-
ing To look at the Captain.
"Impossible,' said the Captain. 1.-The
crew is made up You don't compre-
bend our purpose"
ayes, | do" said the young man.
These people a,e would-be suicides,
and they are starting for the Pole. l
am going along.
"But, my dear sir" began the Cap
tain in tone of expostulation.
~ will go or l will Stay myself right
here before you! these people are not
any more tired of life than I am"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1883-10-03

s, iss !. s ~ AZ q
II tiSs sr ;sstaSisv 81.
Ties tie atnien1 1u6re
and drives aw1Y lie
Yerms 81 diseao9 md
Taken lnterIfH1ly AZ
purifies the stomach,
giving u tone and
healthy vigor II Is
thus that IL cures In
digestion and Dyspep-
STA.
when used ~ a LO-
ton 10 destroys all
Freckle ana Blotch-
producing gerIns,leav-
lug the skin clear,
whitea and Transparent
ms that Ofa LITTLE child
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SAM X. COX, Cashier.

Money repaid
ling.
bought point and sold New York, Louisville
u nSbOrO
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1883-10-03
DARBYS
PROPHYLACTIC
ELUID-

Space does not permit us to name many OF
The uses to which this great Germ destroyer
Is applicable. Ask your druggist for printed
matter descriptive OF its usefulness, or address
J. %. ZEILIN Il co..
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA
40 cents per bottle: Pint Bottles, sl.OO
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ERA!
PROF. DARBYS
ProphyIaCtic Fluid.
Will PREVENT the CHOLERA

The most powerful
Antiseptic agent
which chemistry has
/ produced
Its use either inter.
nally or externally
renders all II comes in
:confact with pure,
sweet and clean,-the
production Of disease
germs ceases and the
patient RECEIVERS.
When used on IN
GERS, Scaltis, Burns,
Erul,tions and Sores
~ NoIss all Pain,
'sweetei,s the parts
and promotes the
heaIfhv fIcs5, '"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06

and if there's one kind of a foot |
hate worse than another IFS one OF
these fool writers. We'll, this rot, that
I'm talking abont. made me so damn
mad that 1 forgot | was a gentleman:
Here, I'll show it to you aud, LII
venture to say you'll not blame me
for being in bad humOr.
Then he went down into his rocket,
hauled out the paper, and pointed
yes, pointed at 0ur gem.
Did We own its authorship? No.
Craven-like, We pretended TO read il
and then feebly rendered our verdict
with his. Told him that under such
aggravation, his conduct was perfect.
" excusable, and at his urgent sOlici'
tation took the seat alongside Of him,
and listened with respectful attention
for three hundred miles to a man
whom We lOathed.
We never forgave that m.n until
the other day when We happened on
the article and read it. and then Our
synpathies were with him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06
Detected Mechanically.

A clever application of mathematical
rules has put a stop to the reckless
use of firearms which has for some
time been complaining of OF or about
the Yale College campus. New Haven.
Conn. Not long ago bullet entered
the study of DR.. Barbour, the college
pastor, striking the ceiling above his
head and falling upon the paper on
which he was writing. 1t was not
learned who fred the shot About a
week ago q bullet entered the dining
room of professor while he and his
family were at tea. This gentleman
is professor of mathematics. and has
made the study of curves a speciality.
From the direction ofthe skot he knew
that it came from. the West Divinity
building. but on account of the dark
ness ne could not see the place Of fir
ing. To more persons this clew would
not have amounted to much, but the
professor knew what to do and deter.
mined to find the reckless student
Knowing the breadth of the room he
measured the fall of the bullet i'm cross
ing it. then measurer the distance
from his house to the West Divinit,
buildidg. With this data. and know
ing the curve which a bullet takes, ht
computed the hight from which the
bullet mnst have come. The mex
day two students were greatly surprised
nv a call from the professor, who. acus
ed them of firing the shot. They den
led it, and the Professor gave hi
proof. This WAS so strong that the!
finally admitted their guilt. Thurs
day last they were told to vacate thei
rooms. They will receive no othe
punishment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06
A Sisters Love.


Hosteuter Mciini.is, "a society young
man, who il u great bean, called q, the Long
coffin msnsion on Austin avenue. Misses
Esmeralda and Birdie i.ongcotiin, who are
rivals for the affections Of Iloststter, re-
ceivsd him I'm the parlor During The con
ver>ation ne narrated n very amusing incl
dent at which Miss E.meraida hurst into
vociferous roars Of laughter. while Miss
Birdie did not smile AT sill, but sat mp in
her chair i'm very reserved and solemn
manner. She shortly aiterward excused
herself and wiihdrew from the room. ieav-
ing her sister To entertain Mr.. Mctinnis.
"YOur sister does not seem To have a
keen appreciation of humor / notice she
did not smile when related that humorous
Incident"
That's where Won are mistaken, Mr..
McCiinni-," replied E-meralda, birdie has
a very kse en- sense Of the ridiculous, and
would have roared until yen could have
beard her mile off, bnt she was compelled
TO res rain herself"
a. she ill?'
No; she lat. enough Tor three but she
wears false Teeth AMI he new set gets out
friends to suppose that ,hr has no SENSE If
the ludicrous, but il is mistake. i have
often told Birdie she "ush, tc live in Nir-
GINA"
WHY SOP asked i}ostetter.
Because she has to readjast her teeth SO
frequently. That's what shes doing how.
She ought To live among the readlusters,
" here she would feel more At home"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06
Topnoody.

The Drummer.
Mr.. Topnoody, like all other good
citizens. was much. interested i'm the
great food. and came home late to
supper.
"Where have you been, Topnoody!'
we're the first words FROM his helpful
spouse.
"Why. my dear,I have been down to
the river looking upon the angry
floods and gazing upon the awful de-
struction and suffering thereupon. 1t
is terrible. my dear. and moves one tn
miugle his tears with the food as his
eyes turn upon il"
as it very high!
Eyes. nv dear, the water is i'm ev-
cry place. Why, you can't 60 in any
direction that you do not find it.
1t is literally as the poet SAYS.
Water. water everywhere and one
longs to see a spot where il is not"
"Ycu want to see that kind of a
place, do YOU? Well, just go out
there in the kitchen and look in the
bucket. There isn't drop there. and
hasn't been for three hours, nor won't
be f1r three weeks, if You expect me to
carry il. Topno 'dy, if you pail more
attention To the water at home and
less to that outside. we'd live happier
life. You are a nice sort of husband
for delicate. refined woman to have.
amt your Go and fill that bucket.
Topnoody went. and after he had
reached the pump in the backyard,
remarked 10 himself, in whisper,
.Maybe I would make nice husband
tor a delicate, refined woman, but |
don't have much opportunity to lie.
velop under existing circumstances.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06
Good Advice.

You will prevent and care the greater
part of the ills that sfflict mankind in this
or any section, il you keep your stomache,
liver and kidneys in working order.
There i no medicine known that does this
as surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic. II
will keep your blood rich and pure, and
give you good health at little cost. See
her column
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errers
and indiscretions of youth, weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send q
recipe that will cure you FREE Or
CHARGE This great remedy was dis
covered BY q missionary in South America
Send a self-addressed envelope to REV
JOSEPH T. INNAN, Station %, New York
City. lO-lldeOdwGsi!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06
How She Saved Her Darling.

Il shall no; ie-l so nervous about baby
te thing" writes grateful mother. 1--WE
almost lost our darling from cholera in
frntvm, but happily heard oi Parker's
GinseY I 5nic in time. A few teaspoonfuis
soon cured baby, aud an occasionsl dose
keeps us i'm good health. "-Brookylyn
Mo,her
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06

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Georgia Reducing Her Debt.

New York, Feb. 2S.-Hon. ID. n Speer,
treasurer of Georgia, hss sold 100000 OF
United States bonds for Georgia, and
placed the proceeds, exceeding $50. 900 in
bank 10 reduce the debt OF the state.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06

The Public Is requested carefully TO notice the
new and enlarged scheme TO he drawn Monthly.
ua.CAPlTAL PRIZE, $4,000. -
Tickets only s.. Shares I'm DrOpOrtiOo
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1850 per year can he easily made 1t
home working for E. G. Rideont 4 Co, 10
Barclay street, New York. Send for their
catalogue and full particulars. 11-lwly
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full view us. and sat there glowering
al us for fully half an hour.
Here was man without particle
of humor in his make up. We would
have been interested i'm making stu
dy of his face, if We had dared we
would have pitied had We not feared
him.
Presently the tight set muscles re-
laxed, and soon Il smile iii up his face,
AID lie extended his hand toward us.
"Ah, ha ! 1t has fetched him at
last" thought We. 1t was our first
great triumph. and We felt, in our
exultation, that we could forgive even
him, and we took the proffered hand.
Then he spoke MY boy said
he, Il am sorry / talked to you.s |
did am satisfied now that you had
no intention of being impertinent.
You are, see. from the pow, uDac'
quainted with the ways of the grea!
world, and perfectly thouh htless OF
the fact that man dislikes nothing
90 much as to be punched in the back
when he is reading especially wuert
he is being nearly choked to death
with the asthma at the time. Besides
| was in a very bad humor, anyhow
or | wouldn't have done it. You se'
got hold of an article in that paper
that was just reading and such an
!. other piece of idiocy / never calus
across In my days. If there's any
thing in the world hate, it's fool
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-29

had real case about as bad as that last
spring. A man and woman put their
baby to sleep on the seat behind them
and when they reached their destination
a lot of friends met them and carried of
their bundles and traps, but everybody
forgot the baby. A telegram caught us
at the next station and the agent took
care of the little chap until the careless
father came with a buggy. Some people
would forget their heads if they weren't
fastened on"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-29
4 sklrrsIsh WAN prlgands

ROME. August 20. --An encounter has
taken place between brigands and police
near Cataransaro. in the province oi
.te same name. chief Rioco and police'
han were killed and tive policemen
wounded.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-29
The Chinese vice.

New YoRK, Aug. 29.--A successful
descent by Officer Hull was made on
the premises at 9s Canal street, used. as
the sign-board says, by Hop Wah as a
Chinese laundry. The officer found
four CslestiaIs reclining on dirty
benches, two still induIging
in their opium pipes. A woman,
almost nude, lay ON the fcor, stupetied
by the opium. with q pipe by her side.
The officer retreated TO the open air for
fresh breeze and the assistance of an
other officer and on returning arrested
thsChinaman aud white woman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-29
Preparing FOR War.
4 Father VINO yorgot Hls Baby
lohieage Herald.


yves, we find great many things. =
said the conductor, as he looked over the
contents Of lady's purse which he had
found on a seat in the next car.
s,,"W hat do you do with theml"
Turn them over to the ohief baggage
man at the end OF the trip. There Is
always fuss kicked up aud he generally
Huds owners for things. Yes. many
people are very careless when travelling
They leave all sorts Of things in the oars
r.oanes and umbrellas oftenest. l sup
pose you've heard the old yarn about
he man who got on the train and felt q.
II he'd forgotten something. After The
train had started, you remember, he
happened to think he'd left his vito sit
ting IN the depot wsitina'room. Well,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-29
The Cholera.
a Napetconic Manifesto.

ALEXANDRIA, ASg. 2S-There we're
Twelve deaths from cholera here ysster.
day.