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a EXE JUL DJJlECTOJtr.
STATE.
Kmill. of
Lieutenant (lovernbr Jn. It. Illndinnii.
"ecrelniy ol Jus. A. .MeKciitlc. n
Assistant Hcc'y nfn.ito II. M. JlcCurty.
PilVnteHecretnry Intiovriiuir -0. Knhcrt.
Attorney V llnnlln.
AtnHtor Knyello Ilcwett.
Altnul H.
W. Tnlr. n
ricrk JniiiPN Hi llitw klii.
I), l'lckitt.
I'lrrkH K.C. Went ntiil K. 1. l'lckctl.
llrttlMrr I.imil M. AdiiniK.
ll.fotlxtt.J. M.UnlliHnk.
luaur lire INiiiiiiilwloniT 1. I'. Nornian.
Deputy Unii. ViikII
A.foonnninl II. V. Duncui.
Ailjutnnl (leiicral Jolui .
flerk Wlckllir (liiipiuuii.
Hupt. Arciil W. tf. TliompMin,
Coin. Ak. "or. ami K. I)nvl.
Htnle VlrKlnlii llmikoii.
Clerk Wiilker lVlen..
I ii.prftnr f Mini - I'. J. Nm imhI.
1'nhllc Printer A. Hindi 1. WimmK
1'eiiltenthiry South.
Deputy Wiinli'll (Ironje T11J lor.
IXJtlllT OK Al'I'KAIJi.
I'hlef Jiutlre, fiiswell llvllliett; .Indites
Tliiiiunii H. lllne, W, M. I'iiir. J. II. I.ewl,
V. II. Holt ; lleporli'r.Johu lliduuin; Clerk
fourtof AppeiiW, TlionuiH J. Henry; Deputy
lIlerk.Nim. M. Ilulue; Deputy Clerk
Court, Tlioinim O. Poorej Serkeiint,
II, A. KnliPitMiii ; Tlpitnlli McCiuillff.
HUPKHIUIt COUIIT.
Pieldlni:Judm, A. I.. ItlohunN; Juilito,
Jnie II. Ilnuileli, A. K. KlrluinU. J. l.
Wunl; HerKfiit, .Inlin M. Ulllott ; llptntr,
.l.iliii.Slimrt.
llHllroiiil l,.TIiompn.
A. It. HiKiiie, J. D. Youmc.
CONOUKSSIONAIj.
II. H 1 k und Hon.
.I.e. tt. Ilhickhuru.
Kourlh T.
A. lloheitMin.
HTATK DISTHICT.
1!. Hill.
Itfprekeiitaltc, llhlo County Hon. Jeu.e
H. WIIlluiiiH.
COUNTY.
CI mil I Court.
Hun. Lucius 1. l.lttle, Jndite,
Hon. Joseph Noe, Alturney, OHenslsiro.
J. I'. Thomwiii, Jailer, Hmtfonl.
CluieucH Ilnnlw Irk. Clerk, Hurthrl.
Jno. r.llnrretti MuMtrCoin'r, Hartford.
It. Hheriir, llenver Dmii.
Deputies J. KonUvllle ; I". K.
HiKker, lleiner Djiii; J. M. Cnsehlrr, ltock.
jMirt ; J. I.. Miller, Ilnrtfunt.
Court convene" fourth MoiuIiijk In May
mid Niivemlier and fontlnues four weeks
fiich term.
County 1url.
C. W. Miiwile, Judge, Ilurlforil.
T. J.Hmllh.Clerk, Hartford.
0. M. Pendleton, Attorney, Hartford.
Court is)iieueii on the first Momhiy In
nery iniinth.
4nnrlerly Court.
lleKluson tlicthlnt Monihos In Jiinnury
April, July mid October.
Court or Cliilins.
Ilenlusou the rlrl Mouihiys In Jiimiiiry
mid Octohvr.
Oilier Coutily (Iftleers.
"luirles Heudrlo, Surveyor, lloekport.
1. W. Ilarnctl, .McMr, llurtlonl.
I.. I. Loney .County HchiKildupt., Hurtford.
Poller Courls.
ll.Minoni). J. H. (Ileiui, JiuIku; NV. II.
Muiuy, Mursluil. Courts held Ith Monday
In Munch. luno.Heptcinbcr and December.
1J. K. Jewell, Juitise; Win.
11. UlunkonHlilp. Marshal. Courts held tltht
HHturday In Jiimiiiry, April, July and Oct.
C. Daniel, Judne i II. I.
Vlse, ilarnhal. Courts held mcoiiiI
In Juuunry, April, July and October.
C'KRAtVo. V. II. rulkerson, Jtidue; J. H
Tllfonl, Marshal. Courls held seconu Hatur.
dsv In January, April. July ami October.
Hamilton. J. W. Ijinkford, Judge; P.M.
Ilrown, Marshal. Couits held thlnl
u January. April, July and October.
IUhi.tokt. L. Held, Jiidk'o: A. I'. Howard.
Munilial. Courts held llrst Thuredny In
jHimnry, April, July and October.
J. Laytou, Jndise j no Marshal.
Courts hold rlrst Hutunlii In January, April,
July and October.
Justices Courts,
KokdsviM.i. J. I. Harder, March t, Juno
3, September It, December 2. Joseph Miller,
.Mnrcli tl.JiitieS.Hentcmbcri, December i.
L. Field', March H. June 8,
Hentember 8, December (. J. Meklnd ey,
March 2, Juno .', Hoptemlior I, liccemuer u.
A Htevens, March , Juno
0, September 9, December 0. J. D. Hyeryi
Maich 13, JutioI'J, September II.Deccmlierll.
H. Duiicnn, .March, JW, Juno 19,
Heptember 18, December 18. . I. Howe,
March ll.Juiioll.HcptcmberH, December II.
Ckouwm.l. J. P. Morton, March HI, Jtine
III, Heptember In. Dccemlmr 10. U. Arbuckle,
March IH.June IS, Hcpleiiilicral.Dcccmberltl.
IIosimk. W. M.Antry. March 15. June 15,
Heptember 15, December 15. A. H. Anil. March
SS, Juno 23, Heptember 21, December 23.
Constables. . ,
Koaosvii.tK
Iluroitn. Oconto II. I.ntilmin.
A. I'. Howard.
Uosink. W. 1.. Miller, P.-O. Horso llranch.
Martin, I'.-O. Cromwell.
CHURCH.
llAi'TiBT. Hervlces sccoud Huturday and
Hunilay of each month : Hev.J.H. Coleman,
pastor.
M. K. Church, HoUTH. Hcrvlcos third and
fourth Hundays lit each month. Hov. Ii. r..
Campbell Pastor.
CUMDKKI.AMU l'llKSUVTKUIAN. HcrVlCCS,
first Sunday nnilHunday ululit, and
night precoedlng. Itev. Willis Hmlth
Mktiiouist Ki'iscoi'Ai.
evuryHuudny ruoriiliiiraiiil nlithl. Habbath
Hchool at u A. M. Hov. II. J . Ward, pator.
ALPHA HAiTlST(coloreu. First hiuI third
Sunday, at II A. M. and 7:30 p.m. Hunilay
Hchool at o'clock, a.m. He v. C. 11. Dow-ell,
Pailor.
NKLLIE'S SANTA CLAUS.;
in 111 n 11 MArTili.wti
SHIUHTMAH KVK In 0110 tif the
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nm nil of Joy mill KlniliH"
tpVi tliiiiiiiilimittliL'ClirUlliui wurlil
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friiiii;lil Willi ho Hindi thim
when lii'iiiillful itiinulu nro to
ulni'liii; nolwliMH lllttht uroiiml
..u ul....l,..r Hill liHuntlrnl iiiilliein nf
II-, PlllKlirii
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It will nluht 11111I 11 Hiiow Klnrm wiii
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vIuiiiIh were ilnrk 11ml iiianKlve, thiKi"!
with grny, ntiil from llit'lr onilnoiw
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In ullil iiliitluiix for tin-
Alrwnly ihuHiiow luy u find or
inoru on iln jcmiiiitl, "l t"u
iroH;i:ln Unit It wmil'l lw !
ereasi'il wllliln a few liourH.
Tin wlnil cliiluUfil illriuully tliroiimi
thuluiilfw trifrttiuil IujwIimI ilolufiilly
ltn lie.iilliiiiK couret' ilown tlie lfP
rnvltiPM mill 1111 llio nii5'il Kiilcht'i,
Hip Miow Into iiiiiif
oomili'tcly Hit
nml wooili In 11 muz?
ItllmliiiK 10 any lit'lnli'il
t ho mluht Iw unforttinati'
lo lie mil nt lliln hour The fold wum
Intt'tiitb ami lucrtHiiim inlutitc.
mill tliu few anil pliiot'M of hImhIi
Hint LiiiiiprKilthu iiiIiiImk '"amp
nil ami everylhlnK wltliout nun
mot fiirMiikeiinnil welril ap)eurmife.
Prtwiitly thi'jnow li'nn to fall thick
ami fait, nml nlilnl ihe iilreaily
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lleree wind, converted ii If into ' j t,e Wi,rr,lt.cof the gmunil above, to lead
blinding sheet of Hying particles, u" t,0 unokeoiit. Hut It was Jeb
mid cutting as crtuned and Wli ,01, ul) u hlltl.,j ,ini mll tmt
as Impenetrable as darkness. , UfJH j,,,.!..,,
ThN was the appearance of Ihe camp U was this verj afternoon that Jeb
this Cliitst tuas Kve, that aweet jwriod of J ,ad beeii amusing Nellie hy holding
reinemhrauce whlcli we celebrate wltli , a.r on ,M knee and telling her elorlen
no iniicli Juy. How ilillcretil from -. nutl her how the fabled
original scene, where the stars isleumcd Hn.,t (jllimwime ,W, t,e chimney
brightly over the shepherds' Hocks and ciirMmas K ve, with a gieat load of
the lieautlful star of Hethlel 1 shone l()J.a .,,i triukfjts lumberitig lit Ids back
out wltn beckoning prominence, shed- for presents to all good children. And
ling Its henediction ami eltiilgeuce of
love overall
(lleatnlng through the (hiving fleet
and snow was one solitary light, shedding
Its dull rajs out over the one
main street ot the milling camp. On
either side of this street were or
rather huts mid cabins, wune usul as
places of hiisiusanil others occupied
hy miners and their families. The
house that this light shone from, was
the principal saloon nf Ihe place, mid
Inside its giimy walls ninny of the
sturdy iillnersof the place were
to celebrate thi Christmas Kve
as was their wont. They were gathered
around in groups, some playing
cards, others engaged In boisterous conversation,
wlille the fiery alcoholic beverage
was being served out over the
bar In ulintMl a gradual How. The
light that could be seen from the street
was a large "dip" candle stuck in a
knot-hole In tin side of thewall, that
lllckered and sputtered and smoked and
cast a ruddy glare over the rough assemblage.
In the midst of this hilarity and
carouslm! tlieie came 11 timid ran at
the door, hut nobody paid any attention
to it. aud lis faint echo was lost in
the sound of the wind, which howled
through the old eaves of the and
caused the paper that was lacked over
the broken window panes lo rattle and
Hap, while the candle on thewall
waved Its tall blaze as if
'
alsiut to expire. rrcsently the rap on
the door was repeated, this time louder
than before, and one group of caul
players stopped long enough to stare
vacantly at the door ami then ut each
other. The storm without howled In
Its fury and the snow sifted through
the huge cracks in the door.
"Maybe the wiud blowed a limb
agin the door," suggested one, and this
remark seeming satisfactory, they resumed
their game.
"(), papal"
The voice came from without, mid it
was so plaintive and touching lu its nc
cent that each card player dropped his
cards nud again stared at his companions.
The voice seemed to eouiu from
out of the depths of the storm, audit
touched the heart nf every man who
heard It with compassion for the little
lost one.
"She'll die out there," remarked oue,
and with two strides he was at the door
at.d had It uubaricd. He opened the
door und peered without, and then
rcachhiB forth a brawny urni ho drew
somelhlmg in, and then shut the door.
"Why, I declare, hojs, If it ain't Jeb
rearson's little girl, Nellie," said he,
holding the little bundle of Immunity,
9110W and Ice up to the stove. "Why,
Nellie, what on earth brought you out
such it night? You won't thaw out
for a mouth."
It was such a sweet little round face
that shone out from under her bonnet,
all fringed with Icicles. The little one
seemed too benumbed with cold to
speak for n minute, mid situ held her
Utile hands up to the stove and looked
ut the mutely, with such a
pitiful expression on her sweet young
face.
"I wunt papa," she said. "He said
he would come homo oon und bilng
Bantu Claus with him. I came up
hern to see Santa Claus nud pupa, and
tell them to come home." Then she
scanned the rough with Innocent
mid childish curiosity, hut (ho
fond parent whs not there Without
saying n word she started for the door
to face that llerce storm ngaln.
"Oh, say, little one, you tnustu't
tucule that bllz.ard again. Hit here by
the stove aud we will flud your papa.
Ynn'il ille heforti yon fonnil lilm Mich 11
nlKht as thin."
'T miHt liml tup:.," flu- lUpeil; "I
wnnt papa uti'l Huntit ClutH."
Then nh opt'iml thi'iloor ami ftep
peil out Into the Hiuw fiyoiiiiK anil
hrave fachiK a utorin that wonlil tiiukij
the harillect miner lllni'h. The
looked at wifh other in hliink
itinii.iMiiciit, hut no one entilil Hti'iimnii
eonriiKi' nilllclent to follow the little
one on her IdvIiik errand. The wind
inoaneil and howled im hefore, u If the
I'lementH were t'liKtiRnl III llerce com-hat,
anil the hiiow piled upon Ihe tlnor
In little pryanilils IhroiJKh the
In the door The Kiinie wim reitimeil
mid presently Nellie was entirely forgotten.
Out Into the lleiee Klnrm mid euttliiK
wind the little form Intruded, mid the
door cloned hehlnd, lettvini; her to the
iiieioy oftlic norther. A fearful mht
of fuiuw iitul wind eiivtlopi'd her, and
ulmiiHt hlluihd her in Its lleree
rihe drew her garnientH eloB
uroiiiiil her and bravely fared Ihe
iilat and tartid 011 her return
home from a friillleiis after pupa
mid 8ji.Ii. CIhuh.
Nellie and her father lived alone in
mi ahoile down in the fjulch, which was
11111m 11 I'lfii limn nil vl hlllL' I'Im'. It
ttu.rmh room h. the vide of a hill. I
partly earth, with a tolerably
front entrnucu and very comfortable
inside, notwithstanding Its uncomely
appearance. There was a fireplace
In the room, but It wasn't fjuitew)
anil finely decorated as wime
are. It wus dimply a large round
hole out III the wall, with a
UL'Hed Hue cut through the earth to
then Nellie asked her papa if lie thought I
ISuiitnClatis would come to visit her
this Christinas: Kve. Now It happened
that Jeb had never made Nellie a
Christmas present lu all his llfe,uor had 11
she ever heard the story of Santa Claus
befoie, and the thought Instantly came
into his head that he would buy her a
nice present and mysteriously convey
It Into the house and thereby illiixtrale
his story, which Nellie believed hi every
particular.
"Yes, Nellie, Santa Claus will come
to-night," said Jeb, "hut I must go up
to the store llrst aud see him und tell
him where we live, so he will know
where to come."
And after Jeb had gone Nellie
thought she would just go up town mid
meet her papa and Santa Claus and
show them the way to the front door
and save him Ihe trouble of climbing,
down the chimney, which seemed to
her like a very unnecessary entrance
when there was a door so handy.
Her faith in her father's words had
never relaxed a particle, and she was
auxlous to teat Santa Claus to her cave
home In the side of the hill. She plodded
along slowly, hut the storm in
creased so lu violence and the wind and
Hying particles were so hlludlug that
she dually sank to the ground overcome
with the cold, mid her little heart
gave a great throb as she realized that
she was lost in this awful storm. She
called, but nobody answered, and presently
something came galloping
through the snow to her side. It was
her dog Sampdou, and she knew she
was not far from home. She rose to
her feet and with Sampson us guide
soon leached her home.
Then she went hi und sat down by
the largo 11 replace aud the glowing
heat soon dispelled her cold and numbness.
She sat with her face in her little
hands, unconsciously gazing ut the
glowing coals mid her mind burled in
thought. She was wondering when
1
nana would come, and what Santa
Claus would bring her, und thlnklug hi
bright anticipation of all kinds of nice
presenta. She sat this way a long
while, and she almost got impatient in
dreaming without the reality appear
ing. After uwhlle a sleepy drowsluess
came over the little body, and the eye
lids would languidly close now nud then
In spite of her efforts to keep awake.
Everything was still us death within,
but tlie storm outside had not abated
any In violence utid still continued Its
sullen roar and sweeping smge.
Presently a small lump of snow came
tumbling down the chimney and fell
on the lire at Nellie's feet, and Its
steaming aud hissing awoke her from
her dreaming to a s.ense of her sur
roundings. Nellie jumped to her feet,
hut the snow had scarcely touched the
lire when u rumbling noise was heard
mi the chimney, followed hy another
(llsehargoofdlrtutul snow, which evidently
piccedetl the coming of a large
ldy of something. Then there wus
another cloud of snow, a suppressed
grunt us of a human being, an unearthly
rattle of curious sound, and almost
before Nellie could reull.e what hud
happened u grotesque body resembling
human, ull covered with snow und Ice,
tumbled down into the flieplace among
the coals and ashes aud scrambled out
Into the room, scattering a lot of toys
und trinkets on the tloor. The great
burly figure shook itself like n great
big bear, und u shower of sparkllug
snow Hooded the air und glinted In the
glowing fire-light like numerous spark -
mas pri'HMit. Slip ran luiHtlly and hid
hehlnd the hid, partly from fear mid
partly for a desire to give old Bnutn
ClaiiH a ehunce to dlitrlhtite his
without being Keen by her. Hlie
had scarcely gained her hkllUK place
hefore her father's voice greeted her
ear:
"Why, Nellie, did I scare you most
to death? Well, yen, I expect It did. It
rather scared your old dad u little, toot
to take hiicIi a tumble us that. Thought
It was old Santa Claus Mire eiinuiih,
didn't you? Come out from your hidliiu
place and eu the nice presentH I
brought you."
Aud then Nellie reali.ed that It was
her own papa that had tumbled down
the chimney aud almost put the lire
out, which they kooii kindled into a
bright flowing blaze, again. She
came from her retreat and climbed upon
her papa's knee, while lie dNplayed
to her the nice C'hrlutmus preuenlH."
"Why, I thought Bania Clans wm
goiug to bring them," said Nellie.
"And .so he did, my little girl; I wan
the Santa Claus. The papa of all good
children is all the Santa Claus, there
I-;" and then he told her all about the
fable of Santa Clau", and that he was
no real person, hut was personified by
all fathers who wanted to make Chi 1st-
,m8 Pr'-H to their children.
"Hut do they all have to climb down
the chimney like you did?" asked Nellie
"Oh, 110; that was an accident," and
he explained the matter to her.
He hud gone up town to buy her
presents, but had been detained luuger
than he expected at the house of a
friend. However, he Isnught the presents
and slatted home, but by this time
tlie storm had attained its full fury, und
he hud only sticcet tied In getting part of
the way home when he became lost in
the fearful snow-storm nud could not
see which way to proceed. He wandered
about fora long time, but the snow
wns so deep, the night so dark und the
wind was blowing so fiercely that he
could not tell where he wus. Finally
he ascended a hill, hut he could uot tell
whether It was theoiie near where he
lived or not until presently he missed
lilu f.willm nml ultil iluu',1 (tin Ik I It tuln n
hole of some kind, nud the next thing
he knew he had tumbled down Into the
replace at home. The chimney of his
bouse being even with the top of the
ground, he had accidentally slipped into
it in his rambling around on the
hill.
And so Nellie heard thestory of Hu
Cluus und saw It illustrated, and although
she is now a grown woman, the
Incidents lu connection servid to Impress
uiwn her mind so indelibly that
she will never forget the night when
her papa acted the part of Santa Claus
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ttottle.
For sale by J. W. Ford. -1(1 :im
Wild Cheirj and Tar.
Everybody knows the vlrtures of
nnu m in..... ..ii. I
Miuiiierry aim jarusu reuei uiiii
cure for any utlectfon of tlie throut und
.UI.KS. vo...u,..ei. .. ,..e iu iu -
greiiviiieiiis uiu .. icw s,.uiir iieniiuK
remedies lu (he composition of Dr.
l I I T....- u. .......
, Hosunko1 nun j.uiic raj 1 u,.,
making it Just the article you should b' '
wojBliave In tho house, for coughs,. Well, we send abroad to
colds, croup, und bronchitis. Price M '"Enlighten the Heathens;" but don't
cents and i-1.00. Samples free. Sold you tliltik wo huve sunie pretty "tougli
byZ. Wayne & Urn. 50 2t customers" here, who need to be
. , m , . j enlightened If not castigated?
Sick headache, wind 011 the stomach ' O, religion, how much mockery, and
biliousness, nauseu, ure promptly und hollowness, aud deceit ubldeth iu thy
ugreeubly banished by Dr. J. H. Mc-, supposed sanctuaries, and how little of
Lean's Little Liver ami Kidney Pillets, thai charity that covereth a multitude
2.")c. u vial. of sins!
For sule by J. W. Ford. 40 Mm. Then, there's the politic fellow, and
I the mutter of being politic lo suy
New Shop and Cheap Work. i lug of polities, and other kluds of ticks,
I huve opened u blucksmith shop in
, Hartford at Tracy's old stand. Horse -
shoelui; will be made a speelulty. We
ABOUT THIS AND THAT.
Touching- up Divers Subjects Social,
Domestic, Moral, Religious and Politic
Some For
The Benefit of all "Whom
it May Concern."
If our Inquires shall lead us to the inevitable
conclusion that the whole social
fabric Is but a muss of conventionalities,
with a predominance of fraud,
deceit und villainy logive the putrid
carcass a strong llavor, then we should
say that the cause of this fact Is, mankind
have never fully accepted Truth,
Virtue, Righteousness ami Justice, but
are mostly given to Lust, Greed, Hup-Ine,
Seduction and Wrong being set
aguiust the Word of God, mid strong to
resist the eternal laws of the univeise
and lo do li'itlle ugalust Jehovah.
How imiiiy neighbors; are neighbors?
Give the number nf husbands true to
their wives? How mnny vhtuous wives?
Is there any genuine love or friendship?
Men tulk about Progress, Clvll.utlou,
Kellglou, Justice. In our progress anything
more than gross materialism, and
the concentration of wealth and power?
Is that civilization which robs the
greater part of the human family nf
their natural and God-given heritage
in the Land, which institutes Private
Ownership in that which God created, u
and thereby deprives Luhorof the power
to create for Itself hy the withholding
of the gifts and the bounties of Nature?
Is not religion, for the most part,
cant, theology and hypocrisy? Do we
not Hee many wolves in sheep's
who go aliout seeking whom they
may devout? And how much Is the
world acquainted with justice?
Does not tlie longest purse or the n
heaviest bank account briug down the
scales? And cunnluK wretches, full of
hate, malice, corruption and cruel
tyranny, triumph over virtue and honor!
O, yes, the "social evil" is great, but
who mitigates it? Husbands, who
huve virtuous wives, do not (save a few
rare exceptions,) any more than those
who do not have such, nor no more
thnn thne whose wives are given to
Ditto, with regard to wives,
although the virtue of woman is vastly
higher than that nf man, if, Indeed, he
lias any.
Good husbands make good wives
(sometimes) and rcc vcrsu Hut the
great trouble l, tlie husband is not so
tender mid considerate, so trustful ami
I'oulliling Willi the wife us heshntild be,
nud the want of tenderness aud
brings on deception and alienation.
If we had fewer had men, we would
have more good women.
We have read about Sultans, Khedives,
mid oilier Mussulmen, huvlug as
many us It.OOO wives and of some people
in this country, who huve hut one
wife upelce, although they are familiar
with many women anil we have nev
er been able to ascertain the need of so
many females. Indeed, our -'old woman"
Is, sometimes, "one too mnny"
for us) Hut, then, some men huve
their ussets in stocks mid bonds, wlille
others "tuke slock" In women and
things. Well everyone to his taste!
O, wives love yoiK husbands, and
husbands, love and cherish your wives,
keeping yourselves unto them; for this
Hdelity to theone wife and woman will
make her and you happy. And you
can glide down the vale of life, hand
in hand, heart to heait, to rejoice, when
ready to cross over the Dark River of
Death, that you each loved the other
the best of ull the world; that loved,
lolled, sorrowed, rejoiced, each with
und for the other; that you have lived
and loved righteously unto righteousness,
und to u Home Kternul with the
Hlessed Redeemer, circumscribed only
hy the Glorious Majesty of our God!
Husbands, fathers, brothers driuk no
more whisky (or tiny other distilled
poison) that robs you of money, friends,
aud sometimes of wives and children;
that destroys mind, body aud soul, und
leaves you forever doubly damned of
God and mnu!
He frugal, ludutrious, kind, loving
and Just; faithful to wife, children and
country, und diligent in the service of
God!
For duty, love, obedience, live forever;
and men nor devils can destroy
you never!
If all of us would not Uy lo be more
Just, we would soon have a better world
ol mankind; would uot have to moralize
in this strain; would not speak, or
have to spenk, ol the frightfully low
grade of morality hi tlie cities, nud of
the Increase of crime in the country,
everywhere; but would commend the
Bmwth ofllie principles ol Justice mer
1 0y um hmnuuity. ,
( luti aftw Hli we ure m)0 n lh, pl.
. ,.,. .,. ,,lIni, ,,,.l wimnure Uirn
I good, some hud, and some devils from
1 ,,,,, , ,, ,,,
very nnnoy lug, sometimes, but ulwuys
, ticking on!
Well, we could never be iolillo. Poll-
Hug diamonds. Jelllo wus too scared . will shoo horses all arotiud, with new lies Is u power of contipllon, a scram-and
mystified to recognize the intruder,' shoes, iu the best style, for seventy- hie, a get up and yell for whisky, moil-more
than that she was suro It wbV rlve'ceuls each. J. iey, buncombe, aud stale uutedoles
Santa Clans come to make her a Christ-1 4S tf Hartford, spiked, now and then, with a little
false Political Kcouomy but it has little
nf the principles nf justice.
Mil the Court House bell is tolling,
and It seems to heHiiylng,"Dniio fur (or
for;) and to be telling by Its sad refrain
nf the law's verbiage, of coming, of
money and mockery, of perjury, of the
uncertain whims und caprices of Juries,
Mid of Ihe oft flirtatious or that doubtful
Dame, of uncertain aim, aud of varying
and futile mind, Justice.
Hut, Jim Polk 'lliompson Is our
and he Is a good one (hut his wife
Uiilietler one)-no oflVnse, Jimmle;
so wu will hold our soul In peace.
There are songs imstiug, poems unwritten,
thoughts unspoken, heroes unknown
und geniuses unrecognized which
will ull besuug,wrltten,ssiken, known
and recognized hi tlie List Great Day,
and bo galheied up to gem the Crown
of Kternul Lite! In durance vile,
W. II. CUNDIKK
A Valuable Medical Treatise.
The edition for 1SS7 of the sterling
Medical Annual, known us Hostetter's
Almanac, is now ready, and may be
obtuined, free ol cost, of druggists aud
general country dealers in all parts of
the United States, Mexico, aud Indeed
hi every olvlll.eil portion of the Western
Hemisphere. This Almanac has
legulnrly tit the commencement
ol every year for over of
century. It combines, with the soundest
practical evidence lor the preservation
and restoration of health, a large
amount ofiuterestiug and mmisiiigllght
reading, und the calender, astronomical
calculations, cluountogical Items,
&c, are prepared with great care, aud
will be fouud entirely accurate. The
Issue of Hostetter's Almanac foi 1887
will probably be the largest edition of
medical work ever published in any
country. Tlie proprietors, Messrs.
& Co., Pittstiurg, Pu., 011 receipt
of a two cent stamp, will forward a
copy by mall to uny person who
procure one In his neighborhood.
Dec.
An Old Citizen Speaks.
Mr. J. M. Norrls, an old citizen of
Rome, Ga . says, that he has been badly
troubled with kidney complaint for a
great many years und with eczema for 1
three years; ut times could scarcely
walk, and had trkd many remedies
without benefit, until lie began taking
Klectric Hitters and nnnolnlliiK his
hands mid feet with Hucklen's Arnica
Salve. The treatment aflorded him
great relief und ho strongly recommends
Electric Hitters to all who suffer
with kidney complaint, or need n blood
purifier.
Sold by Z Wayne Grltllu it Hro.
Round Trip Tickets.
Commencing No vein tier the N.
N. & M. V. It. R. Co. will huve on sale
ut Heaver Dam, round trip tickets,
good until June 1st, 1887, to the following
places, at rate unmed opposite:
Austin 538.10
Galveston 33.00
Houston 30 90
San Antonio 41..r
New Orleans lU.fl.r,
Mobile 13.05
lliirkleu's Arnlen Suite.
Tlie best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, soies, ulcers, suit rheum, fever 1 croup iu one night ; may suve you
tettr, chapped huuds, chilblains dreds of dollars. Price 50 cents nud
corns nud all skin eruptions, and j 51.00. Sample free. Sold by Z. Wayne
tlvely cures plies, or no pay rtqulred. GrlHlu & Hro.
guaranteed to give perfect 1 iT " 1 7, .,...
ilnl. ..e mnnuv rpfiiiiileii. Price 2.5c.
....,... ..
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Ikijc. is... o..la liv IU .. ...... min A Hrn.. ..
per A- Ul OlllW .'J
Hartford, Ky. IWtf
Thousands of people sullsr with back-
ache.uot knowing that lu most cases, it
is tt symptom of diseased kidneys and
liver, which plasters und lotions cannot
heal. The best and sufest remedy
is Dr. J. H. McLeuu'a Liver and Kidney
Halm. per bottle.
For sale hv J. W. Ford. 40 ,1m.
Weuieglad those Knights of Labor,
the Hees never strike for higher wages
hut are always on hand to get In their
work among the Howers. Asaconse -
imeuce we huve plenty of honey, which
Is largely used In manufacturing Cons- j nilit,t m,, destroy tho coutlng of the
sens Honey of Tar, the best remedy iu'atomuch. Dr. J. H. Megan's Chills
the world for coughs, colds and diseases
of throat and lungs.
Persons who lead a lire of exposure I
are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia
anil lumbago and will Hud a valuable
remedv In Dr. J. H. McLean's
IcOII Liniment; It will banish pain and
subdue Inflammation. ,
For sale by J. W. Ford. 40 Mm
It Is worse than folly to worry otu -
selves with what wo cannot remedv,
hut silly to endure what can lie cured ,
by n simple preparation. Tablet's j
Huckeyc Pile Ointment is pronounced
by all who have used ii, the liest remedy
ever offered Ihe sufferer with piles.
Do not sulfer needlessly bu. yourself
of I he remedy and be cured.
Only One of a Thousand. ,
About twenty-three years ago an Itching
sote appeared nu my left leg, which ,
eventually covered almost theentire surface
from tho kneeto the unkle.Tlie dis
charge of bloody wuter wus continual,
und I sulfered the most pain for
many years. I could scarcely sleep at
night, and ti gmiter porilou of the time
I could not walk on crutches. Iu turn
I used about the salves, ointments, sur -
saparillus ami blood puilllers (hat I
could hear of, und wus treated by a
number of physicians without
lug relief. A passing commercial
eler advised me to try Swift's Specific,
I finally did so. I have used 0110 and a
i...ir.i...... u.itiUH ..ml mv III. Is sotiuil
agulii mid there Is scarcely uny sign of
my terrible und long protracted alllio -
tlou left. I can wallt as wsllas ever
without (he use of a cane even, and
sK.'tul a day plowing. My
iieighbirs nil know of my hHlictfou and
will j hi me in bearing witness to the
great cure wrought by H. 8. S
I). It. Mdski.i'.v,
NichoNon, Clu., June lo, 1 880.
Treatise on Mood mid Skill Diseasts
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Gi.
Cure for 1'llm.
PiLKSurn frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the buck, loins und
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
nulient tosiipiKise hu has some u
ot the kidneys or neighboring organs.
At limes, symptoms of Indigestion
are present, flatulency, uneasiness
of the stomach, etc. A moisture like
perspiration, producing a very disagree
able Itching, ufter getting warm, Is a
'common attendant. Mind, bleeding
' unit itching Piles yield at once to the
application of Dr. Hosauko's Pile Remedy,
whlcli acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying
the intense itching und effecting n permanent
cure. Price We. Address The
Dr. Hosauko Medicine Co., Piipia, O.
Sold hy Z. WayueGriniu & Hro., Druggists,
Hartford, Ky.
Drunkenness, or l.liUor llalilt, inn In
Cured by Administering Dr. Iliiliie.'
(Iiildrii KperUlc.
It can be given In a cup of coflee or
leu without Hie knowledge of the person
taking It, (ifectiug a speedy and
permanent cure, whether the patient
Is ti moderate drinker or all alcoholic
wieck. Thousands of drunkards huve
been made temperate men who have
taken the Golden Specific In their coffee
without their knowledge, and today
believe they quit drinking of their
own free will. No harmful effects
from its administration. Cures
guaranteed. Send for chcular and full
particulars. Address iu full confidence
Goi.dk.v Spkcikio Co., iari Race St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
There It more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put logethei, nud until the last few-years
was supposed to Im Incurable.
For n great many years Doctors pro-
I 1. n !.... I .It n .1 -It.
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ill liicui leiliriut'S, llllil uy I'ousinuiiv
falling to cure with local treatment pro
11 oil need it incurable. Science has
proven Catarrh to he a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires a constitutional
treatment. Hull's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney it
Co., Tolelo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional
cure now on the market It is
taken Internally lu doses from 10 drops
to a teaspoonful. It act directly upon
tlie blixMl aud inucussurfacesof thesys.
tern. The idler $100 for any cae it fails
to cure. Send for chcular and testimonials.
Address,
F. J. Chunky fc cjo.,
Toledo, O.
SrirSold hy druggists, "ft cts. 48-1 m.
runners nnd Mechanic,
Suve money and doctor bills. Relieve
your mothers, wives and sister by 11
timely purclmseof Dr. Hosauko's Cough
nnd Lung Srup, tlie liest known remedy
for coughs, colds, croup nud
nfleclloiis. Relieve children of
iij.".'M""'""'
I.... "( tl.. " . mw "-" t or cannot bear bright
light, und Hud your sight weak and
I fulllnip vnn uhfitihl nninititlv Use Dr. J.
H. McLeans Strengthening Kye Salve,
ii cents a box
For sale by J. W. Ford. 40 Urn.
Reks Stoiiij.Miss.
Every family ou;lit to keep 11 Ixittle
of Collins Ague Cure constantly on
bund. We Hud It a great benefit In
eveiy lorm of sicklies". I have sold It
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". Vh" Stm
'
j Far heller than the Imrsh treatment
nt 1MIiiI1M whlnli hnrrlblv irrloo the
um) j,.ever Cure( y mia yrt effective
action will cuie. Sold atoOcentsn bot
tle.
For stile by J. W. Ford. 40.'l in
To sufferers with colds or deep-seated
coughs, the days are long nud dreary.
Various remedies are grasped with me
energy of despair, but not until they try
Honey of Tar can they Iw
'sureofueoinplrto cure for a cough, cold
'or dleeusesnf ihroat und lungs. This
preparation receives unstinted praise
because It Is an effectual cough remedy,
-
ITbea IUlir km lick, we kto herCutorU,
When tlie 111 Child, the cried for CwtorU,
Vf tini iu brewnt Uitt, she clung to CattorU,
Wh.u th hxl CkUdrta, ihe gave thtoi CattorU,
.Mil. I he Paid For.
Culls on candidates, notice of hush
ness, peisnnal curd-1, notes of thanks,
und nil personal mutters of uny kind
whatever mut le paid for. Our
friends must bear In mind that printers
must be paid, llmt house lent must lie
' paid, that paper and Ink must lw
paid for. For that reason we have
no space to give uwuy. If
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Z. Wayne arlflln A- Hro. tho old nil-
able Druggists of Hartford, have lakm
me tmenuy mr umnn mivmr,
' which they recommend to their
ws us llio most reliable meillclue for
hllliotisuess, Headache or any liver
, 404m.
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One Lived, the Other Died
A woman formerly our nlnve Is now our
cook. About eighteen month neu Mm
sickly nnu had n rnunh and was confined
lo bed, nud It was tliouulit Urn: ulie had
loiisumpllMii. The treatment by physicians
fulled to Klvc relief. In December, isxt, a
node or knot theslzn of it coose pub forinetl
J nit nloo the pit of the stouiHth, which
wnen laneeti uiscmirKeii mailer lor s or H
months. One of these nlo formed under her
arm, and three on her hack, wlilih
en mailer lor 11 considerable tune. Mir six
months nf the time, she wns confined to the
houHP.uud most of the tlmo In bed. The
atoinnch often refused food, by rejecting
what she had eaten. She used a ureal deal
of medicine, hut failed lo he cured. 1 bought
one bottle of your II. II. II. (made In Atlnntii,
(Jn.) and nave It to her, ami she commenced
to- Improve. I then bought and Kiie her
three bottles more, nnd sho continued lo Improve,
and In two month's time her couch
had ceised, her constitution strengthened,
appetite und dlireatlon kkkI,uII ill wharves
eeasid, nodes or knots disappeared, and she
went to work nppiiiently healthy nml fattened
npKrenlly.
This woman had a married sinter of lieu r
same use who wns infected In precisely the
same way nud about llio khiiib time. Hhe
had a node or Knot 011 pit of Moinacli, back,
etc. Hhe did not take any II. U. 11. and the
node on her stomach nte through to the cavity
She continued on the decline mul wasted
away, and dually died.
Those were two terrible ones of IiIimkI
Jiolson, one used II. II. II. and was promptly
cured the oilier did nut use It und died, it
Is most nsnurodly u most wonderful blood
purifier. I refer to lncrchnnUof thlstown.
Yours truly, W.T.HOIIINHON.
Tlfdinbee, Ala., May 1, lbXO.
A .Sheriff UcleiiHcd.
For a'perlod of sixteen years I have becu
nltlicted with catarrh or tlie head which bar-tied
the Ife of nil medicines lined. Heel in;
liK the advertisement of II. II. II., I purchased
nud used six or seven tail tics, aud
iied Irregularly hnvn received ureal
relief, and recommend It as a good blood purifier.
(Hlgncdl
J. K.HOI.COUIIK.Jll.,
Hherlirof lluralson county, Chi.
All who desire full Information about the
cause nud cure of Hlood Poisons, Hcrofuln
nnd Mciofulnux Swellings, Ulcers, Bores,
Hheuui'ittsm, Kidney Complaints, Catarrh,
etc., e.in secure by mail, free, n copy of our
Illustrated Honk of Wonders, filled
Willi the most woudcrful Mid sUtrtlltiK prrssf
ever before known. Address,
UI.OOD H.UM CO., Atlanta, Oa.
For sale by Z. Wayne Urlfflu A Hro.,
Hartford, Kv.
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tis nl lltlt um
SEMI ' ivv tuffer from
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lleadackt.
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k Mld1BI.lj. IIIII W
liheumtitm.
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ZlmbifJtathamt
Stilt; Sad Bttod,
tiu"fttttlon,lu$ptpUL,
- VOUHA CSSBLM. CURES RHEUMATISM.
B4 Illrl r ml Xl'hier TrotiMn. hy cleanilsf the
tloo4 of nil lu 1 ;)unllts, itrtni tUr uluf U ftne
f tbe tiuiiy.
CCROLU CURES
Neurilnli. Pnlei Pi fie IJmtn, Back and SUM, br
toulug Ihe am ri and llitujlUtaluf ut mwcut.
C3SDIAL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
IndlreUmi rn 1 t'"u by atdlDf ti
In ttiiiiui.'!ilu!irutierikCUoaofUM
lomuu ; It a ijtuIUir pptUie.
- VOLIHA CCIQiAL CURES NERVOUSNESS,
Deprwlon of r, lr,! as.l Wcitatw, ty
nJ lu..: ; ILe
tOTAl CURES OVERWOWCO
and rvllrits Wo'u i. Piinrnnd Sltklr CMIdra.
JtlidiJI;l.tA.t ri.J luminous u ft rural Tonic.
Tollnn Alnfmc nnd Dlarr.
tor 1HH7. I a'Hims, loniiaVle
amluirftil Uivir. tllr..'howliiL,L'ltK
llsl:AskH 1 I I'll ' .Inn fiAttiral HAT.
Hiflcd .a rutl t of J 2c !Jluja lump. Aiinm
VOLINA DRUG A, CHEMICAL CO.
BALTIMORE, MO.. U. I. A.
CHAS.M. PENDLETON,
LAWYER,
llAItTFOItl), KY.
pmcllce Ids profession In all the
WII.I, of Ohio nud ndJoluiDiccout,tle
nu I In Court of Appeals. Bprclal attention
given to collection.
VAIso Notary Public for Ohio county.
H. P. TAYLOR,
LAWYER
Hartford, Ky.
Office nSTortlx SId.o ci
S'u'blic Sq.ia.are.
C.W. MASSIE,
Attorney at Law,
iiAiirroiin. hy.
WILL 1MIACT1CK IN TIIK COUHTa Of
OHIO AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
AND IN COUIIT
Ol Al'PKALH.
"OfMCH IN
S,l. 1I11.U IIKXYU'llKMU.
HILL & McHENHY,
Lawyers
ANI COLLKCTOItS,
HARTFORD, : : : KENTUCKY.
WB tllVK BI'Kl'IAI. Ari'K.NTIIIN
TO COIXIXTIONH.
E. D. GUFFY,
Attorney at Law,
Olllco 011 Murkct street,
Il.tltTI'OItU, I 1 KK.SiTt'fKY.
SPECIAL ATTKNTIUN U1VKM TO TIIK
COI.LKCTION OK CLAIJIM.
t P. WALK Kit. K.C. lll'IIIIAItll.
WALKER & HUBBARD,
LAWYERS,
HARTFORD, KY.
WILL PHACTICK IN OHIO AND
IN COUNTIKX. ALSO IN TIIK
COUIIT OP APPKAIiM.
Wm. F. GEEGOEY.
ATTORNEY
uA.t Law,
IIAUTI')KI, KY.
tJPKCIAL ATTKNTION It) HKTTI.KM KtNT
OK rTATlW AND COLLEtTIONH
IN OHIO AND ADJOIN-
INO COUNTIES).
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