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CHAPTER III.
OTHERS APPEAR.


ale got hurt at the ford" Paul Elchard
heard voice saying which somehow sound
ed low and far away and to his half-numbed
senses not unlike the lapse of bubbling
water Then, much as one who rising from
IA great and shadowy depth, sees the day
light making crystal Of the upper liquid and
in moment breaks through the oppressive
medium into the light itself, the sufferer
rose out of that darkness that lies beneath
us like an unseen sea, and into which our
star-like spirits fall and are seemingly
quenched at last. Beside him, tall and dusky
in the weak lamplight, and looking down in
tently on his upturned face, he saw Trean
Hartman standing, and by her side man
of large and rugged frame, but hollow
chcsted and STOPPING little at the shoulders,
and with u white beard spreading over his
breast. His eyes pccrcd out of their
shadowy caverns with an inqurng but not
unkind expression, first at the girl then at
the injured man.
''Wcll, dartcr,' he burst out, "somethin'
must be did ~ and he began turning about
hclplessly.
You stay by him, father; I'm going for
the DOCTOR said the girl. Fetch the brandy
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THE MORMON'S DAUGHTER.
By ALvA MILTON KERR.

Written While Living in Utah
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TWO EXTREMES.

The modest man who claims TO know
But little that In worth the learning
Ia not priceless treasure, though
He merits neither scorn nor spurning.
He IL not wise; yet, surely, he
n wise enough TO doubt his knowledge,
Zen though he's earned by years OF toll
The prize diploma OF n college.
And he'll not craze patient friend
With heavy, verbose dissertations
On themes he no more understands
Than bcggars do Smiths wealth OF Ma
tons"
or all the human plaques that live
The frauds by which mankind are cheated
There's hardly one more troublesome
Than he whom men find self-conceited.
The self-conceited man Is wise
That is, II you can but believe him;
Oh, that some sudden happy thought
Would only strike and undeceive himi
To hear hts words is waste OF time.
What Is their value all togetherf
You may trail long behind goose
Before you find an ostrich feather.
How much more elbow-room we'd have
Upon this earth, II Fate should order
That oil the self.conccited men
Should emigrate beyond the bordert
Between the two there is q mean
The mean mean bears no bad meaning
Whose mental means, or small or great,
Make not his seli-love overweening.
II in debate, however rich,
From topmost mark he's brought 10 zero,
He recognizes which is switch,
And takes IT, smiling like hero
George Gregory Gre00, IN Democrats Mdgdsine.
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Sold by Drungisis and Dealers Ervy1Ohere
THE cHsRlES A. VoGElER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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out of the cupboard and give him some, and
get his wet things off; be careful, father, so
you don't hurt him"
Eyes, Treany," and she was gone.
Out in the little strip Of meadow under
the cottonwoods she found Paul's horse
feeding on the rich grass. Unbuckling the
girth she threw the saddle Off, and leading
the animal through the gate and up to lnrge
rock that served as Il mounting block
sprang upon its back and sent il swiftly
down the sombcr lane toward the town. A
thousand times, mounted upon the bare
back of horse, she had driven cattle about
the meadows and mountain skirts i'm her
childhood, and now she went flying along
through the gloom without thought of
danger The moon, like II huge red globe,
was rolling into the valley far down ut its
eastern end, the pines that stood like u
specter army on the bench, or foot of the
mountain sent down faint and dreamy
hum, while the worlds that are the fire
spccks Of the upper air TO human eyes
swung softly into their places us she rode,
but she did not heed them. Perhaps, in
truth, she had never noticed the voices and
the beauty that spring of such as these, so
wholly had solitude, coarse religion, and
the contact of hard and stuntcd natures,
crushed back the spiritual perceptives that
spring, or strive to spring, like rays Of light
from every woman's heart Now, ut least,
she saw nothing definitely before her but
the suffering man just left behind, and,
perhaps, the light in his blue eyes as he
stood among the flowers at sunset looking
up at her.
In few moments she came into the
village, and beyond Bishop Parley's dwell
ing and the big meeting house turned up
by-strcet on the right TO DR.. Dubette's
house. DR.. Dubctte was Of French eXtrac-
ton, small, swarthy, eXcitablc, and fanatic
in all things MOrmon His small black eyes
were won't TO snap with zeal, or something
worse, when the spiritual spurs were to be
put to any tagging member of the fold who,
perhaps with all but the bitterness of death,
drew back from the revolving burdens laid
upon the people. He enjoyed Mormonism
himself, its tyranny, fraud and animaism,
and on that account, like most Of his sort,
believed IN II, or what was worse, thought
he did, and was keen TO fasten il upon
others. He had fallen in the way of Bishop
Farley, when that portly worthy some
years before had been fishing in the interests
of ZIon for the crcdulous and unwary in
Southern France, and, feeling this doctrine
in consonancc with his promptings, had
crossed the ocean with one of the innocent
but ignorant and deluded bands Of converts
gathered from the poor of Europe, and
found, as he had rcckoncd, himself of
weight and Importance in the bullied and
enslaved community of his choice In a
human way the odds and ends of creation
were there, as in all the valleys OF Mormon
land, and the crafty and the strong through
the peoples vows, the dumb trust of igno-
rance, and their very helplcssness, preyed
upon them.
ITO BE CONTINUED 1
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Tro DE CONTINUED

A PRETTY tidy Is made Of squares of linen
and velvet Where the squares are joined,
cover the seams with fancy stitches. En-
brolder on the linen squares some pretty
design, using silk or linen floss the shade OF
the velvet, and leave the velvet plain.
Trim the edges with antique lace, working
some part of the lace pattern In the same
shade OF floss or silk as that used on the
linen. Finish by hanging tiny silk tassels
the same color as the velvet 10 the points.
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LII M B AGO


Carriage. -Why so many dCviatc rom a
graceful carriage may bc accounted for IN as
many ways as there arc nIiSShapcn beings.
MUSCULAR WEAKNESS.
lame Back.-Thc spinal column is the main
stay Of the body, which siilcns ny the
straight man or woman, and nature has
provided muscular supports to hold it erect.
TWISTED OUT OF SHAPE.
Distortions. and women rcck!Cssly
twist themselves out of shape, and the &c
suit is the few standing straight and the
many bending down.
SYMPTOMS.
Pains.-Those which aillict the back are the
most inSidiOus or subtitle. They come ut
times without warming; we rise from a sit
ting posture to find the back so crippled or
strained ns TO cause acute suffering.
TREATMENT.
Curc.-Rub the parts afflicted freely with
ST. JACoBs on; rub hard and vigorously,
producing warmth. and if the pun is slow
in yielding, wrap the parts in flannel stepped
in hot water and wrung out.
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers Errywhere.
THE CHARLES A. voeeteR CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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TIE ONE III Iul Inv 10 ihh ShNhihNA'
he said III have been over 10 the Gray
Peak shaft. My father and are interested
there and at the Eagle He leaves the man
agemont here good deal 10 me, as he has
other interests at home In the East. My
name Is Paul Elchard." Then, as II he were
suddenly conscious that there was lack OF
reason for saying this, he flushed little.
"My name Is Irean Hartman" said tho
girl, simply, and he bowed again, and, turn
ing, with more of color in his checks than
he came with, he strobe swiftly across the
little plot of green To the road, vaulted on
his horse, and set his face toward the west
ern mountains. For few moments the
girl stood motionless upon the porch and let
her eyes follow him, kind OF light rising
In them as II she saw pleasant vision, then
they darkened rs II n cloud had swept over
her aud she turned and entered the house.
But almost instantly she came out again,
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DYSPEPSIA.

Dh. kA ~" n u ~ EII1h4S are cure f0rthis
complaint Vhcy restore strength o. the stomach
and enable IL 10 perform its functions. The symp-
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nnhiltty or the system To contract diseases. Take
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a few extracts from the many letters we are con-
stHntly receiving:
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IN my practice ana family IN preference 20 all other
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Mrs. Caroline Montelth. Deer Crook, Ind: ~ be-
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ihve long been suffering with Dyspepsia aud Liver
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III. A. Carr r; NJ, Escamba, Ala. Best Pills he
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e. llummel, Boonvillc, NO.; Curoi him when all
others failed
Alice r. Ohavcr Mt Storm, w. Va Il positive
" shy that ltadwHy's are the best Pulls ever had
for Dyspepsia
No, ~ Warren ST., New York. for "FAlsa aud True
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copyrighted, 1857, by he 4. " Kellogg NelCs-
paper Co. Al Rights ReSerUed.
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CHAPTER I.
THE MEETING.

n EVERY mans life
there comes an hour
which, not unlike a
black or golden num-
eral in a long train of
cyphers, stands out
heavy with the invis-
ible future. Looking
back at last we see
that hour distinct as
n AhiD's sDar thruat
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HUBBLE.

Prof Shemshejian, OF Lexington,
will lecture here on the 23d AT night
DR. Neal says James Parish can not
recover Misses Mary and Allie Hubble
are in Lebanon, Ohio, attending school.
Mr.. James Robnson's daughter, who
has been away Tor Il years, is in from
Missouri on visit. DR.. Traylor and
lIartwell Luce are attending conference.
r. c. Harris sold his bay On Time
Tor 500. Plenty OF tobacco plants can
he had in this vicinity. Dave Prewitt's
sheep are meeting with the misfortune
to lose their hides in cedar thicket and
il is early for mutton. Geo. T. Bright x
Yeager are running two seed stnppers to
perfection Albright is bailing hay at :.
f. Owsley's. Josh Swope is buying milk
cows to ship. q. \. Swineboad is at
home again from the mountains with Il
good bunch of cattle well bought
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CRAB ORCHARD.

Mr.. Arch Carson sent Us word to
say that he was the only man in town
who had hoisted Thurman flag. 80
here il is
We were remembered with Il very
sweet serenade last Monday night which
we greatly enjoyed and for which week
tend our thanks to the serenadcrs.
Here is an item which we forgot to
chronicle in our last report: Mrs. John
Mcclure presented her husband with Il
little daughter on the I'd inst. Born on
the sth inst. to the wife Of Mr.. j. l.. Yam
tis son, which has been named George
King.
Miss Sallic Green has been really sick
for two weeks, but is well again. Mrs.
W. II. Dillon il out again, after short
spell OF sickness. Miss Pauline Hardin
met with painful accident a few days
ago. She fell on hot stove and burned
her right hand very badly. II is some
better now.
Go to Dripping Springs tomorrow
one and all. You will miss a good din.
ncr and lots OF fun il Won do not We
will be there in response to generous
invitation received from Mr.. and Mrs.
Slaughter to come out and dine with
them whenever convenient during this
season.
One Of the most sumptuous dinings
We have attended in many day was at
Mrs. J. I. Chadwick several days ago
and very much indeed was the lavish
display OF good things enjoyed by each
OF the guests present. Socially, too, the
day was pleasant and will he enshrined
among happy memories. Mr.. and Mrs
{, are model couple and visit totheir
home is sure to be always pleasant.
--I.cv. j. y. Bowling was expected to
preach Mr.. George James funeral, but
telegraphcd he could not come. Ii was
preached 10y Rev. X. X. Noel. OF Iancas.
ter instead, who in his discourse be-
slowed worthy tribute of eulogy upon
the deceased. The church was crowded
and many had Ia stand. 4 long line of
carriages followed his remains to their
last resting place. The family have the
heartfelt sympathy OF the whole commu-
nifty in their sad bereavement.
Misses Lura and Leila Doores are
visiting Miss Lou Mock and other friends
near Stanford Mrs. Jael Cooper's old
friends are glad to see her back home
once again. Miss Hannah McFall has
gone to Versailles to spend the summer
with relatives. Mrs. Lizzie Bryant, OF
Campbellsville, is visiting Mrs. W. VI.
Garnett. Important business called Mr..
:. W. Gotten, OF Middlcburg, to {. o.
again last Tuesday. Miss Annie Stuart
is at home from Hamilton College, Lex
ington. DIR. John B. Owsley anf wife,
Miss Sabra Hays and Mr.. W. VI. Hig-
gins, OF stanford. came to Mr.. James fu-
neral. Miss Hays is still with the Misses
James. DR.. Doores, with his two little
granddaughter, Misses May Parish and
LA Lee lioldam, paid short visit to
friends at Brodhead. Messrs. Jas. and
sam Tatcm are back from Pincyille.
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For sale by A. K. Penny, Stanford.

Why will you cough when shiloh'S Cure will
give immediate relief: Price roc, soc and SI.oo
McRobets 4 Stagg, Stanford, Ky., and Crow &
Co. Nc Kinney, Ky.
Shiloh. Catarrh Remedy,a positive cure for
Catarrh, Dyphtheria and Canker Mouth. McRob
erts h Stags. Stanford, Ny, aud Cr}w n Co.,
Mckinney, Ky.
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Its Delicacy OF Flavor

And the efficacy Of its action have rem
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, immensely popu-
lar. 1t Cleanses and Tones up the clogged
and feverish System, and dispels Head.
aches, Colds, and Fevers.
For sale by A. X. Penny, Stanford.
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Ishmael Weaver a colored man who
recently died at GAINESVILLE, Ga, was the
father OF - children, of whom - sons
were able bodied farm hands when he
died. At least this is the tough story
told by the local paper.
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Syrup Of Figs

Il Natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to Cleanse the System
when Bilious or Costive; to dispel Head
aches, Colds, and Fevers; to Cure Habit
ual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
E...,I, L.. ID Dana, Stanforl
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The Re~'Geo. II Thayer, OF Bourbon. Ind
says; Both myself and wife owe gu, 1--we, to
Shoh's Consumption Cure. McRoberts & Stage,
Stanford. KY, and Crow & Co, Nc Kinney, Ky.
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N
500. p. NJ n
uB,aionB
Gene
emerald hce,S
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The Fisher Boy Was About Right

A new story Of Amelie Rives, now
Mrs. Chanler, is going the rounds. II
is as follows: While spending few
days at coast village in Msssachu-
setts one afternoon last summer Miss
Rives escaped from party and went
boating with half-grown, somewhat
stupid fisher lad. She remained
away until dusk, when couple of
boats put Off 10 look for her. They
soon discovered the dory in which
she had embarked slowly approach
ing, the fisher boy standing in the
stern and sculling with a perplexed
look on his face. Where is Miss
Rives? Quickly they pulled along
side. She lay at full length extend
oil on cushions in the boat, her long
hair unbound, her white shawl draped
about her, hands crossed on her breast
eyes closed and wild roses strewn
over her in profusion. Had she met
watery death, and was the fisher
boy bringing her home in state ?
Not In the least /; she was the "Lily
Maid of Ascolate," and the fisher boy
who had never heard of the maid
who died for love of "Launcelot nor
of the dumb gondolier who steered
her funeral craft to the Court of Queen
Genevleve thought that she had "gone
luuy," as he put it,
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Trigg County,
tCadiz Telephone i


A special election has been called to
be held Monday, August the 10th, to
ill the vacancy in the office of the
County Superintendent of Common
Schools in Trigg county, caused by
the death of Mr.. @. II. Major, Jr.
An application was made to the
County Court by l.. Pink Dun to sell
whisky at Francis old store, and
Mrs. Virginia Hancock made applica-
tion to sell liquor at the store room on
the opposite side of the road. The
cases came up for trial last Monday.
The application was strongly resisted
by number of persons living in that
Mrs. IIancock's case
was continued until next County
Court day. The Court dismissed Mr..
Dun's petition, holding that ma
iority of the legal voters of that
were opposed TO WHISKY
being sold there.
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The Base Ball Curver!

(Pntent Applied for)
Can you throw q Base Ball2 IL SO. nfteen min
utes practice with the Base Ball Curver will
enable you to pitch all the Curves as well as
any Professional Pitcher. Sent postpaid
on receipt Of Toe. Send Postal Note, Express,
y. Order to j. III. BURNS,
90 Carroll street. Cleveland o.
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NAPLES BURIAL PITS.
Hidcous Spectacle Among the Friondlos
nt.nH aE Tint In.

Hidoous Spectacle Among the Friendios
Dead OF That City.
A hugo van drew up outside the
gates We could read BY tho las
lingering twill git the words upon it:
"ospcdale dcgr Incurabili." We
saw men oron door in the back oi
the van and draw forth heavy pack.
ages covered with something in shape
like n pail. but colored, not black,
These packages they brought upon
boards and ranged about the mouth of
tho pit ! counted that there were
seven of them, four long. three very
small. Soon another cart drove up.
and VIC read the name of one of tho
city prisons upon it. OLt of it n SINH
lar package was taken, one only. and
ran gcd with the rest Still a few mo-
mcnts later and yet another cart drove
up, in appearance somethin g like a
bcarsc. but battered and creaking.
Upon its side We read that it was ve-
hicle de Poveii." and out of il moro
packages were taken rolled in cloth,
and ranged about the pit with the
others. Just then VIC noticed that the
oven doors in tho gray wall were be-
ing opened. Out of them other par
cells camc, some large, some small.
and all were ranged about the pit, A
huge contrlvance something like q glib.
bet on wheels, was now trundled out
from somc dark distance and stood
Just where we did. around tho
pit, It, however, and tho
parcels. long and short were upon
tho opposite side of that dark abyss
from ourselves. frightened, but
miserably fascinated. we saw one of
tho parcels uncovered and placed in
the swinging tongue of tho machine.
With horror scarcely less than had
tho sight boon totally unexpected. we
saw that thing had beon once mani
Now it was ghaslly corpse, clothed
in rags, the very rangs in which it
had perished in murdcrous quarrel
that very midnight before, Nottwenty
hours dead and now being sent head
long to its horrible last bod. The dead
man lay upon the tongue with great
cash between his closed eyes. Tho
cold winter twilight looked sullealy
upon his bare feet, his foul rags, his
ghastly, scowling face. We could
not look yet could not look
away; the crickcts grinned and
told whom ho would have
murdered had he not been murdered
instead. A shabby priest appeared bcu
side the machine, and sprinklod lii~
tlo holy water upon the dead face. A
prayer was rapidly mumbled. at least
1t was supposed to bc rayer In tho
midst of 1t, that hidcous tongue swung
forward over the pit. Another instant
and the thing which yesterday was
living creature of passions. and sins,
and hairods. and snflcrings. wont
crashing down into the LACK depths
below. among the dead who had
crashed down Just year ago that
very day. AT the sickening sight, tho
ladies' of our party turned and fled to
the carriage Save ourselves. every
body grinned. even the weather. beaten
priest, rs one of the mnchine-workers
laughed: "Hel !. S.gnore. don't find
L very gay up herel'--M X Tines
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Brace Up

You are feeling depressed, your ap-
petite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are ildgetty, nervous,
and generally out of sorts, and want
to brace up. Brace up, but not with
stimulants, spring medicines, or bit
ters, which have for their basis very
cheap, had whisky, and which stimu-
late you for an hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want is an Alternative that
will purify your blood, start healthy
action Of Liver and Kidneys, restore
your vitality, and give renewed health
aud strength. Such medicine you
will flnd in Electric Bitters and only
so cents bottle at Harry B. Garner's
Gity Pharmacy.