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STANFORD. LINCOLN COUNTY, KENTUCKY. FRIDAY, GCTOIJER 18. 1872.
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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL.
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JBILrOS k CAMPBELL. Proprietor.,
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OUR rOREIGN LETTER.
A trip frwai Le p le ' awllaerla4.
Vavaf. nnti.Laa, Aafrt- 171k. im.
I left !ipiir early nne morning for
M inich. Nnthing of interest nccured
ii:it:l I iop"l at a tili-in in the conn-
try of the Altenhuiyen, where the n'
lite, ei-cil1v the women are worth en
wiling ..n i-c mnt "t their peculiarity of "llwiileux" equal if not rurpaan any
ilre-. T,ie tict dar not Ulung to me to' pahwe in Kunija? in granduer and aiajg
Jri!ie a I.al i outfit but when they j iiihVeuce. It i built in the f irai of a
wir no dmaa at all. I guea I kn.iw it. aquare with a court varl iu the centre.
H.irh I the ewe with the Alleiihu-g la- Iu many mom have their diflerent
li--, n I in-tiM.lther wer tihtnckinfr ! nme ami hUlorr. The bed chamber
th.it re-trli a!ive their knejw, and a flmrt , ami thnrne Mom art the Bauat band
apnn filUfron their aait in front to Iwmcly fitted up. Napoleon alejit la the
meet the top of the t'kiii)r, and ahrre hcU'li imlwr while at Munich. Charle
our ladie imrethe "(irecian lVnnr they I migive ami Barlaruaea room are highly
wenr a tight c'oth, of aeveral c lor, J decorateil with painting ten or twelve
xlii. li run from the email ol the hack to' hVt high illurtrating ceiiea in the live
the Ih imI of the kneua; lhi article of ' of each. The "Ball-room," where royal
dr I do n it think the milliniT have feet tip it "on the light fantaetie toe." i
i itriite,! name for. It would puule one ; a glare of rplcndor. I reetraiu raying
of i,ir mi,.' o!M-rvanl an I crii riiog la-j anything of the three or four tbouaand
I e to 'I aa-.ilie them well, ami though I picture in the gallerie of Munich; they
"n, n.el an hour to oli crve lln-ir co- are aid to he the largeat and fineat in
tu in I rout I not make it out. Amu:ui the world. One niurt ere to enjoy and
lh. i Iii j I i a mjip -I lilm-k rloth, hu b
f very mm-h the hWl gear of our
n.yn wo.n.-n. T.ii-p"opl- living in a omit in llie ancient (irei k rtyle of archi
f. w i,oiir. ri le I-iptie and Iiv 1,-n : tirture, via: The Corinthian, Doric, Ac.
h prer..d their coaluioe and hm- Tiie library pmveil llie moat mtereMiiig
gu i je thnm.'h m my rcntuna. and cling ' "''jeet to me. It contain 000,0X10 fol
io Sith it!i a pcrtintwiir wnrthr of a unie. with an iticiae every year of aev-
bittrrriue. f near ttT:oi.e a da dee
ot tli e-rm n hut di.frient tint a '" helve ot Uaika, aiHlaniceed at once
(icr niii ::: . If cm ii.-. I v un h-ra.aml to the cabinet, where rpecially antanti
it. I nl.ii.n' I l .cir w Hiwii for two rn-: quarian would examine the curio -itiee
fc.ua: o.ie. hi in -e tlicii ivlnaf dre-aing f -rr him with feeling of .lel'lght. There
,i l ivh I i ri ic f r ii to a l tt-r ad-
Vi n ix ; the nt'ici. ciuellicy do imt
'mt ia t I ' l ie cniii.-! world to
llie 'iie,..i of Ka-hion." an I hang on
her v.ry lip 1 1 taU'ii t!ie lite t lirea h.
TV' -i,-i a an e!l in iiiu fir lh. ir
T, j uf drew, tint it iau tlie en -
I,. ,t' :ir ir I'uvf itli, ami lh il it doo
not i;.ae-.e with llo ir .I nne-lic lulaira.
Tiie neit .1 iv, which wa HumUv, I !
. . ' . . . - " . f
l ill .Mil im !i, uml in le'llitf Iroiu the,
tl i i.l II .t. l X tti.in.il," my catch waa '
o!i il lo avail hilf an hour on a C.ilho-
lie prava. io.1, with tlie Virgin Mary i
rii-l alotl a their h inner, to whoiu Ihe
w.i u,u in Ihe price-ai.in raird their
priyer and cu itc.1 ihei. hra.1. In ' art, now o gigaulH', wa ttrugghng in it
in "I every -I reel in Munich you aee the ifncy, and humlreila nf other object
Virgin Miry plu-.il al aoiue envenien, I doubly inierwtiug on account of tbeir
pi ice I,, r worhip. Around and in the I antiquity.
mid lie of a aq'iare I counted a many a ! The Triumphal Arch ami the Ohltak
filly women down on th.'ir knew myiiig are co-t'y ami i.i.preeeiva work nf art.
their prayer. ( l.ie old fellow hail t'liri-l The Olili-k Uahun.lr.il feet bigh and
and the Virgin la-f.re hi wine cellar to i Cll' "f the weipnna captured iu
ke'p natch and prevent it from 'puling I war by ihj Btvariam; it weigh between
or being .tolen. ! thirty and thirty five ton.
Iti. 'aiia ia Catholic, and prie-tly rule, Munich pnuuiae to lat noa of tlie rich
domineer over tl.e ieop!e and auieiti-' eel oitiea in the world, ami it inhabitant
tiuu in many lii.le.iua f rma, i.niu-. it eem bent on beaut'fyiug it To tell all
rite Um them. I that can be een there I would be com
Munich i h.iili iu I lie uiiuVt of a ater-J ielleil to remain ereral BHlb,Biid then
ile pi uu, abundant in heat, and on the "end you a udcruu volume. The beer
bank of the Icr, which ia on tin) ii.uel ! in Munich enjoy a great reputation. Ou
lioi-ey and maddnat river I ever aaw. n.y way to Switxerlaml I paiwetl through
ami well ha the .iet det-cribeil it a j 'be Bavarian AIm, and ia eruwing Lake
"I-er rolling rapidly." Munich ia the I Cou-tanoe on a rteambiait I ran in tight
moat elegnnt city in Southern Eunija, of Il ivaria, Autria, Werteuiherg and
an I ia a favorite reaort for foreigner, ee-1 KaiUerland. "They all J uched on tlie
pw-ially Americana, who cau now he hike. To attempt to ilfMcribe the eceuery
found hy the huiidre.la in every Eunt-jol Switxerlaml would ba too much like
pnan city of any note. Dnwlen mui i telling 'old tale," au I will dti.L
lo be tie i' cheif heitdquarter. In the village of lUpperax'hwyl on
I am very aorry lo mv aoiue Aineri- Lake Turich iu a chapel nf an eld Capu
raua alina.1 put uu air and aien.l money l'''in Mouaatery I aw twelve eitril of liu
lliat many I'riuora are uniible Ut do. I ! '"an bone and akull. piled up ayUuiat
hare mi l with aeveral a bo have courier ally to await the day uf judgment. Can
to go ahead ami aeh-'t (or them the Kneel die were burning in tlie place aud every
room in ima-t exenaive hotel and b tve thing wore a ghaatly apaBarnoe. A
nt-lly uartiagiw at the d )il awaiting ' gei.lleiuun with uie thought there would
their arrival, aud there they puy the 'be a great deal of confuaioa on that dread
mmt exhorbiu.it bill with a nouchaluut j '"' bily aid ihe koew he would
ir if they bad biought the gold mine i nu bavo any appetite for aeroral day,
of California with them. Some Allien- Near Lake Luroerne, ia Altdorf, I
cau elrNad are wculiar aniiuaU and MW NVllliain Tell' ataUM erected ou the
wherever they go ami re.uuiu for a abort j i'lentical apot when be abut the applo otl
liiaa ihe pricea oi) everything advance; ' bi aou' head ; alao aaother Mouaetery
not tout American out, or need more
than ordinary ie.iple but a an old iran
uiblo Englirhiuau aaid. tbey uu ke fib
iut of tbeuiaelve. But thi cuuduct ia
confined to a claa called with u "hod
dyiitv." Great many Euroaaiw are
now imprewe.1 with the idea ou aeeiug
aoui American laviah their mouey a
water that all our people bavo luexbaut
ible pox'kcU and au tbey charge accord
ingly, nuking thuae who oome bora lo
atu ly aud improve aull'er pacuuiarly from
th ftilly of other Ou Uluatraiioo that
I bavo fi jib aa authentic aource prouU
th "amidJyite'" cha,raulir iu Ita true
ligbk Aa A murium wtuit iuu a atom
l,ub,,M e.i he prwed the nt tw
even dollar. The ran a uleadM,
but the price did pot fait bim. "Art
you American or Englbh, aked Um
aturo keeiier. "dm..t n, tirV with
welling air. The tnre keeper road hi
aeaknra in a minute, offered him a etna
fir twelve dollar from hi
dollar
kit, which the nh"b paid air at
without a grumble, Having the merchant
to reap t! Iruita of hi atupid rhoddyiam,
aod tu ak the Mint hiirh dHom Com all
I
. oiner Amencan.
Many of the EnglUb M do (Uttnf
of American.; but the EnjJUh I have
niet in Oeneta are rather blue on the Ala-
Unit queation, and mj (hey bare ben
humbled to their old enemy, and with
the grvatwt reluct nee they will pay the
15,0n,00 awanied Amarioa by the
Geneva Arbitrator.
I hal intended to pek of Munich.
; The King of Bavaria la a young
of
tenty-eifht, unmarried ami good-look-
ing. At prr-ent he i with tbuaai mighty
i l :.. u -1 . i i ii . l f
IpniKina ill XN-riin, w uu dokj ine Ml M
million in their hand. The Knral
U lo-ve,
Munich h. eever.1 public building
era! llunaaiitU "uu can ynly j-lanee aL
I w the autograph of Char a I. of
.Engl aii. I . Schitti-r, (ioete, Waabington,
FMiiklin, Luther, Melanrhlbno, Maria
j Th-re-a. M iry Queen of Scutt, Henry
j VIII. of England, and cor of othei
di.lingiii.lie.1 men ami nmea. Alo a
Litiu Bible uf the ninth century, writ
ten in gold and ail ver letter; brava
hnmnliie mitnm.it, or dierbargeof
Ivoman oilier fmm the army. A Ko-
, , .
ran o annul mil ll CKlta only be reail
thniugh a iiii r.a-r.ie. A book written
in if'M letter by order uf Charle. the
B"ll. ami it cover docoratetl with jewel
" the amount of aeveral thouiaaad djllar.
Th fir-t attempt at printing when tlie
and tack of bone. Fraah fig can be
had very cheap there.
Yeterday I viailaal the old Caatlo of
tlullon. iiuiiiortuliied by Byron. I need
not give the Un-y or any of the poetry
a all kuow Bvroa by tvaart, aajaacially
the young bvlie. who prefer biuj tu Mil
tun nr Uliakeapeara.
Tu houaa wbara Oibbea completed
bi "Decline aud Fall of the Roman Ean
pira" ii to baoea iu Laaaanoa. Iu thi
piaee, Vovay, Kouaaeau, Vuluiro aud
Madame Da Btaal fiftirwd during thai
life time. , , -f
Lat nigkt la Laauaaaa by mkitaka I
wailual in to MeUiutti Uuiferano., ,
tbinking at 6rt I waa attending acon-
oert. 1 found I waa in the wrong pew
Iv-fore the meeting (of an hour and a
half' length) waa over. I did not at all
ee the force of the argument, and could
not be moved by llieirexhortation a all
the peeche were in French.
In my neit perhpa I may try to ay
omelliing of I'aria and France.
It. W. L.
DMIcilalie4 Meai f Kraltirltjr.
reaal Ma nawar, aagllap.
The late nominaiioa nf Hi la Wialoo
fbr the office of Oovernor of Mienuri, re
call the fact that the little town of Bar
hnnrville, Knoi county, Kentoclr, ha
been the prolific home of many li-tin-guieheii
and influential men
At an early day J a-rph Eve lived
there, long Circuit Judge of the moun
tain dwtrict, and diatinguiheil for hi
good aenae, plain, fmnk manner and
kiml heart, be wa imroenaely popnlnr.
He wa coiauiiaaioned by I're-iileul Hai
riaoo Miliieter to the Brpublic uf Tela,
ami died in that eervice.
Following Eve, Franklin Billiuger be
came Judge, ami after ecrving kaig on
the bench, and iu the Senate of Ken
tucky, died in Iowa aeveral yeur itice.
pi av eared of wealth and fume.
Samuel F. Miller, .lu-tice of the Su
preme Court of the United -labv, al
though born ami educated in Ilii li , on ,
married and lived a nuinlat of year- in
Bu-lavurville. Tlii gcntlcmin i the
equal of any nnn on the Supreme liem-h
and hathede-frved repuUtioii of a gre.it
and imli pendent judge.
Green Adam I a Barlaiurville mnn.
Twice elected to the Congre of the Uni
ted State from thi diatrict, he uft. r
wanla filled with great probity and f.iitli
fulne the office of Sixth Auditor of the
United State Trea-ury by jipoiiitiiient
fiora Pia-ident Lincoln.
Hi nephew, Ueorge Midiaon A l ini
! h. ha lieen three time elected to Con
irrea from thi ili'trirt, ialn a II ir anir
ville man. The talent, accompli-hin.'nt
and gallant lararing of thi gentleman
will no doubt inaure hi re-election next
Xovemlaer.
Pila Woo.lon, who ba keen nomi
nated ftir Ooremor of Miouri, king
repreeented Knox county in the Ken
tucky Lrgirlat ure. He wa the onlv
mem Iter of t he Conat i I u t ional Con veu tion
of 18t!-.W who waa in favor of the
emanciation of the lavea of the Stale
hy gradual alepa. Afterwanl emigrat
ing to Xorthwealern Miaeoilri, he become
an extreme Southern man in the time
of "lairdcr rurHani-ni" in Kanaan ; win.
made Circuit Judge in a Urge and iutel-j .
ligent dialrict, and at laat ha nwiveil
the nomination of Chief Magi-trute ot
bi adopteil State, over a man of great
i i:l f . u n:.. .
"i n-uin.ni n -juiim mmou-
"' b uec- indicate great tidcnta, en-
Hy and gml luck.
The Kinga MlMiikr.
A number of politicutn, all of whom
were reeking office under Ihe govern
ment were catrd under a tavern aircli,
when an old toper named Joel I) , a
per-on who wa very l.ajuaciuu heu
oun.eil, but exactly oppnaitewhen iitiei,
aid that he would tell them a dory,
Tbey told him to "fire away," where
upon be poke a follow:
"A certuin King I .lout recollect hi
name had a phikwopher uin who
judgement he alwav depended. Xuw it
happental one day that the King took it
into hi bead to go hunting, and Mini
.mined hi noble., and making tlie n, c
ary preparation, he auiinii.uie.1 the
philoaopher and avked him if it would
rain. Tlie philueopher told him it woul 1
uot, and they atarted While journ
eyiug alufg. they met a ciuntryinaii
mounted upon a jacka.
"I advined tliem to return, 'for,' auid
he, 'it will certainly raiu.' Tbey .,iie.
oonlenipUiuly Uhi hiut.aud tlieu ptaactl
il r.. ,i.-
..... awi k.'i.v iiin...
however, they bail reawm to regret not
having take,, the ru,tic' advice. , I
ahower coming up dreiKhed then, to the ,
kin.' When they had returned to the
latlace, the King r-priiuanded the phi
loaopher everely.
"I met a euuutryuian,' aaid he, 'ai d
he know a great deal more than you.
He told mo it would rain, a herea you
told mo it would not.' Tbe King then
gar bim bi walkiug paper aud aent for
tbe country man who oou made hi ap
pearance. "Tell me,' aaid the King, "how you
knew it would rain."
"I didu't know,' aaid tin riutiu; my
jackana told me ao."
"'And bow, pray, did ha tell your
aked the King.
"'By pricking up hi eara, your Maj
aaty,' aaid the ruatto.
The Ki g aant the ruaiio away, ami
procuring the jacka of biiu, be placwl
him the jacka iu tbo office the phi
loaopher filled.
"And here," ubaorved Joel, looking
rery wi, "ia wbara too King made
groat luutake."
"Uuw air
44 Why, avaraiooa that tiai,'iil Joel,
with a grin ou bit pbix, "ovary jack
waul UBuu,, j
What fr'alka are Made .
' The number of Lone in a human body
, i generally retimatnl at 24", of which
there are eckomil in the rkull (head
! and dice), fl ; in the trunk, (M ; in the
arm and h:in.l, (id ; and in the leg and
fii-t, 60. The weight of the ikelcton i
about one t nth the weight of the whole
hodr.
B.a.e, when u cl .. lever, i 22 time-
a atrong a am)atone, 3J timer a tmng
a lead, nearly 2 lime a atrong a elm
and aah, and l ice a atrong a box, yaw
ami nuk timber.
The numlierof niu-clc in man ie M0,
being more than twice the liuml-rr of the
bone. The l.ulk of the hly upon an
average, L eiiial to aiule nf a little
more thnn ixteen im I e i n a -ale, an I
I lie amounl nf wa rr equal' a rube a lit
tle more thnn hixtieu ii ( he n a aide, ot
nenrly ihiee-ti uilli nf ll.r Inly.
An adult drihka i la.ul (lll.il, I, ill rind
a-undr of watei yaily, ai,d lhn.w off
thiU;h the rarioua waelr-g -:te, l.in.l.!o .
hundred jhiuihI . The d.ll.i uiy k r -'
Counting tu, theloui hou IrtM p'Und ha
led mine lo aiipat luat tje watei i-1
torinol in b y Umu by the unioi. of oxy- j
geu and hydrogen.
The -all tin lia.e ben enuiii r. tl
are tiu id iu nln.o-t even -aii of il.e
b .iy toill,lloll lilt (C , hll .de ol .-latltiui)
i loin .1 in every tluiJ au.l -..In. e,v .i
viMiiiel. fhe wliole amount in t.ie hti-'
111411 Uajy ia 7? gr.ilia. It B II...IIV 1
ioipirlunl u t. I
Carliuuic avid i- found in the lung-, i
ali nentary canal, t ie lil.al anil uiiae. '
1 ne amount or cir.amit: aci I, h iwvvtr,
variea, la-io fro u tints to lot. piiuiel- in
twenty four hour, and tile vau e of va
riation are tc iia ra ure, aH, eX. aute
oi neattii or u.-eawe, ueve.o,, , ui ,e
bi.ly, inu-cular exertion o. iq.a. Iiii -
ga. (carl....ie A, coul .in- ... . very ..uo-
dred poumk, le...y e-l.i p.u.,.1.. .4 cu-
bun vc,.am..l) and -evenly l . ,a.u,.d,
of oxygen (apt ). He.ie, tl.e n.axi.i.u...
.eiifhl of c .rbuu whiel. . c.,. ... I....
lorm Hoi., the lung of a full-grow uu
i about fittueu ouucoai
..our.
in tail, y '",'r
The average
amount of air which '
rauajo, in and out of the lung. at vrh i
.,Hra,a,n.m.eap.r.m.. .ir.,cuU,-
nn iie., t.ieai.oouill Pta-Wl l.in.uo ..leu.
in twenty lour hour, i about JAi.ikW
culac inclie, or, a oilier e-tuuale it
troiii 3,00,1 tu 5,0'JO gallon. a r day.
I'oi vanea grcittly. Ill the tir.-l pi. tee
tiie lower the temperature the grea.vr tiie
imou.it of animal linil to be generat.il,
and,con-epie:itly, tlic'griterti.eai.iou..t
f air to be o.n-u.ned. Al-o, a ar,a,ai
lalairing in the iqieu air bre.it iie- more
.h-eply than one Miifi led to the hou r.
From a aerie of j.O.HJoWrvutioti made
liy Ur. HutchinaiHi, t!te following priuci
p.eu...e..ucv,,: r or every lucii o, aui -
r ... .. . . i i
ino . to ..a .cm. fig... a eiuioi,..
euo,c i.h ue ... air are g.ve.. out ai a
Th t U, if a pern five feet aix iuclieaj
... neignt cau expire ca.iic ine.ie. a,
peraou nve te Wvet. .i.e..,'. can expire
"'TT . .
the nail ot tlie hand grow uhu! !"
ii.a.o, .,,. perweea. wn.m im.-c oi ;
the feet re.Uire tour tiuie ;h it ie, 10.I for
tl.e aame am Hint of growth. Cce are '
on record where the nail hive been 'lied
iieriialic illy. T.ie time imc- iiv f.r a'
nail to grow iu lull leii'th ari a t'lom
twelve to twenty we 4.. I'ii
thicktMt ut their iu.at c i iv.-x
1. iil-
"re,
p i. 11 ma,
liitea.i 01 in Jir e le ; t!i 'V gro u
o long a thev are cut, an I a.11 .g the .
litorary cl.ta. of tl.e C.ua e, ever,
cut their nail, tiiey are ,i.l to attain
only a le igth of two inche. I
11 m tu. meaverage wciih 01 loe tir.nu
ia M ounce.; i 1 Ii iu de. 4-V Tim aver
age c.tHtcily of the crania ot (icriuana
aud AngheSaxoiw ia Ul cubic i.iel.e.
Daniel Wula-ter crauiuu, c.intaiia.'.l 12.'
cubic Inclie.
Tlie amount of IiI.hmI in a bealthv la.lt
... . .
! "ffT".
J.I;' brt 1. luche. in length and four
"""T" """" ,v
miiiaui, v.fnr aiiuta iier nonr, lir'.mr,'
1 .ii.,i, ,.yl 1
a,, mot wet 1 a,o tun . J T I ear.
2, (i.,t l,0iHJ tiiuea in llir,H'-core and
Uu; at each beat 2 uumte ot bl.aat are
thrown out of it; 17 j oumvaper minute.
6"6 poun.U per hour, 7 Ion er day.
In au ordinary life of a 111 an, the heart
, . . ,
beau at Itaut 3,00 1.OW.OO) time, and
,, . . . . .
proiarb through the aurta. I.00O.OOO ton 1
r .' . """"" 'i!"
of bl.aai
Tlia aiu.uiut of gavttrio juice ecreted
by the ili.iuach of a well ll, grown per
.on ha been entimated at from lit) to Hit
ounce in tweuty luur hour. A healthy
touiacb ountaiu no goatric juice except
wlwu foial ia taken, aud by iu contact
with the aurfuue of tbe uiucou mem-
braue excitjw the were ting orguu to pour
.-ittha gavitrto fluid iu tlreq..i iu;'
n.i...iuw ir ik. ...... 1. : :.. . i..u.i.i.ui
quantity. If the utoiuach i iii a healthy
condition, and tlie brain healthy, the
quantity uf gatrio juice generated or
thrown out will It ju-t aurliei.ul for
healthy digealiot,. If the oondiliou of
either orgau be iiu wired, tbe gaatric juttw
aacreted atay ho either deficient iu quan
tity or vitiated in quality.
Let u eiwiy otir-eka, that ww may
umtenataud uuratalvea belter. The iroier
tudy of wuuikiud ia Mou. Umjtr
O.
Uityjcriy.
A Ntory for iiacwivra.
fnm aVll'a Mnthl fakat.
In a very few minutea Mulcom en
tered. "Voir gtiet are nhout to depart, I.ii
tie," he anid, hi voiv, unnatunilly cul l
lid iiiliu ; "there a atorni coming on,
and mother iafni.l to atay."
'Iet them iro ' I cried atnrilv. 'and I
,)w ,HJ.. neytf ,H fo,,t , my ,u
aifajn.'
'They'll nut be likely to do o oon, af
ter III manner you've treated them thia
evening. I think, a my mother never
t.k tea with u before, you might but
no mutter
I nd Miilcom turned from me, bir
voice arkl face lailh full of vexation ami
l.ittcrttew. I ht-e to follow him and bid
my.uet. farewell, but a rudden aenae
of iijury, and a 'illy deriie for revenge
made me ait .kiwn riir iin.
"I did my l'.'l," I thought, "ami
tli n'.e in-ul til and wounded mc, and I
. out go. nit. Let the ii g,i, who cttrtwT"
liill toe front door had not cloeed nit
on them licli.rc I hit'erly regietttd what
I iloue. i
M iIomiii relura.al the in .nicnt they
h d gone, and Uaax down hi hat ami
overc,,,t i i utter ailemte.
If ite iu I .iplnai.led and hlamed me,
I I .i ,S I coil I hivu biiue ir m leh U i
le. tii.in hi quiet -ileiK'c.
I i- rter.'ou .Hid irritated to the l;ut
leiee, and wmieil nine outtit for the
oj- i ,ti that -eethml within m.
A he dr1 mi hi overcoat, baby
aw ke with a -harp cry.
I -n itched her from the crib uliuoai
muchly. .
"Tin aimo-t tire I to ilea h no,' I
cried, "an I I'.n 1 1 iur,' v I til; bill tj
, ,,ie , .
j M Ui a hj hM
(n , f . ny Mv
. b;, , Uaie. he
Me
. ;v , , w mt Ui rr ,
j .. , ,
, , . ... ... . . ...
lllVT,it. eH., I i h MJ y (i,e i
gu over again, uu I knew a much a I do
haJ Uui(, .
now,
,1;. qujrt wnit u, .ntJ hrt
j , J,,!,,
0f , t ,iaJ llot nieunt ,
aiugle
one of the fooli-li, angry word I had
ju t u'.ter il, tor I loved my hu bind ael
loved mv lite, but he wa in earueat he
rail I v i-lml ao.
The piiu at my heart almost topied
n.y lire .lh, hut I let my f.a.Ii ll teiu,?r
ma-ter me.
"Diyou iuli.!?" I reuutel. "Ti
ik't'er to late to U'l.lu a bid job you kn iw
atHl we are ill-muttsl, I think 1 wan t
lirt d to drudge and c.ik, and nothing
h (lf , k u .
i 1
, .....ther, and aunt. YuU ahould
hiV c tt euliiely dilfere.it wuman
' .., wUh 11 I bad,
Aj Umtlug ,cft me
,i,1(,u, , KH,10a..
Bv the tii.M the atreet d,..rcl'd after
biiu I nuiin n.y feet all abhue w ith in.
, j,,,,- iiM
ju.
I would go home to my mother.
He .ho.il.l have hi wi h.
Ami I wont h rue, with baby in my
1 up, through all llio pitilu- winlei
tor ill.
M.,,i,, ,M , il. ,1..., .,,.1 ....1
irotihle at a gl tueu tuy lead -r p 1-
y ' li.,1,1 .....llu.a ulllkW Lll'!l.U,VM AUllil
,,, ,,w v,.ry ,,, , 1V l'Ktyuu UnrU
s; U(r , ,ny tt-,i11HU! ,u,ry
,:irUJ!l, ,,eu ahe alroked mr hair and
,,. ,,. b (U m hreHii
"l'oor Lizxie, p.ir girl," ahe aaid, "all
thia i. wrong, im. good ever con..-, of get
ting angry, darling. You niut go to
bed now, un.l iu the uioruiug you'll go
hack to Malcom.
"Never! I'll never go back mother,
I'll never go luck to Mulcom."
"Well we'll ue wl.tn lie n.Miilg
come ," wa her quiet en. aver.
1 aliall uever forget that nill!, emlle.
. , . e
and at.iri,iy, and I lel from
iile lo
aide, with that rankling thorn in my
heart.
Mother wa. right, uo good ever come
of getting angry.
When the red. li ning duwu lit tl.e wiu
dowa, I anwe mack aud reeiiUiit. Mother
uowa, 1 aniaeuiaeaau.ireiieuuiiii. .uoine
. , . ilis'li.
entere.1 lu-t a I bad fiui.hed dreaa.iu,
. .. . 1 1 . i 1
"1 m going home, back to Mulouui,
I aohbed.
"I thought o,b laid, "I kuow
your heart, darling better than you do.
Ye, go, aud I'm aura you'll hud biiu
glad to welcome you. I'll talk care ol
tbe tly and bring her over wbeu be
wua.ua, aud I'll tell Malco.u th fault'
mine, laocaue I utiled iu my duty while
you were with me I ahould bavo learn'
howofW)k- Tlujr, r(u ,
uow, aud if Male.nu' a bit arowkia bim
iutoaguud buiwar."
I hurried out tuto tbo atill wintry
dawu.
The alreeU were aileut aud daaorted,
and our oolUge, whoa 1 1e.1t bed it, kuk
od a lill aud deaolate a a tomb.
I pauaed al lb tep, tuy heart ri-iug
iu uiy thi 0 it. v
What if ILAwai W laot return!!
What If my wretched ill -temper had dtie
en bim to ome deierute dttl!
My aonl ickenl at tlie though, and I
hal .Kit 'tret.gtl, enough to mount the
ati w. At that 11101ne.it the d.Niropeue.1
and my liii'latnil apenrcd.
Ui.e'Wift glauca and be wa at mr
-He
Ob, Liliie?" he crlnl, cli ping Imth
my limi.lx, "have you come hack? I'm
ao glnd! I wajn-l coming alter you'
I thought I ahould go mod 1 1 1 uight,
when 1 came home and found you had
gone."
I could not utter a word, but I uAercd
bim lo lead me up tl.e atejia ii.to I lie
houae, jut a be did the happy night
when I hecuiuo hi bible. There wan a
bright fire in tbe fitting nam., and be
placed mc on an arm chair before it, aud
knelt ,loii hy my aide.
"Li. lie, wont you forgive me?" he
mid.
Th 'ti I l.ur-t into a tonn of weeping,
I never could be aen-ible, and threw luy
arm no 111 1 hi' n;k.
'Tve nothing to fi.rgive,' I witiheil.
'Vn u . t irgire m '. I wt hateful
awl cr.n to yon, M lie ,,n ; and I'm u
orry l.ul pr mother; but iu.lee.1,
dear. I did my b.'t about tl.e -upper."
"I kuow y.iu did pair little thing.
How coul I you d 1 lietter with no help,
and 'a iy to nurae I w.i a brute tn Iw
vexed. And lo'k at your pair hand,
too! Gintiiund it, I wouldn't have h id
it cut o for all tlie aujipT.- iu Cliri-. .
dom!" An ' lief mdlel my woun le.1 hand, and
ietted and ctrree.l me ill I wa the
happi.Mt w.i .inn in ihe wide world.
T.ien we we:.t down into the kitchen
together. He in xle c iff "e, and I liroileil
,11111, and hiked luuhi 1, ail'l ao nehow
evervtlii .g .i; ke 1 liae.l a char 11. Bridg
et h -re!f coul 1 uot h t.-e got up a nic r
break fat
M itlier came with bit'ie ju-t a I wa
aervin it up and we all at down to
gether. Year have go .e by aince that
nii-er.il . nighl.
M tbiiu ami I have never quarreled
tg-iin. We are walking tide by tide
, iwa the -uiiet elope of happy old ae,
with at iltrt oa an I d iughtv bli.nn
iug like olive p'anU aliout our hearth
atone. The in of l.hhtg.
"Why did you tike my gl. if you
couldn't pay for them?" "I'eople n.uat
live," waa the nail reply of a lady w ithin
our hearing, oine few year ago tn,a
cnilitor who had vainly dunned at her
d.r. The "entenee wa pregnant of
meaning, and we never forgot either it ur
tl.e viziige of the astounded tradoinan.
I'eople mut live!" Ay, an they muat;
but how ? A wiltv judge in the lul cen
tury, w hen aent. ueing a thief to be haug
el, who had plc.de I that in extenuation
of hi crime, raid "he didn't aee tlie ne
cerily of it. The dictum of the leal
luminary wa in.t apprecialed, either in
hi time or liefore or aince. "I'eople
mut live!" Th "how," it would appear,
only concern theni-elvea tociety, where
there i no tociul law-breukiug, gener
oua'y taking mi U Imwd aelf the buplen
of revpnneibilily involved. Now, thi' po
tent verli"mii't," iee.l in iu imperative
applic ition. lend the imagination into
quite a labyrinth of reflection. The bulk
of mankind lite hy direct indu-try, man
ual or mental; but a 0or idem hie portion
manage to more than exUt by a rkillt'ul
applkwtion of thoae indirect n.rana which
ordinary mind, 'tigmatixe a "dodge"
a kind of ayatematic preying on weak
brain aud unea-y Mnciei -ea. Thi,
perh iH, view ing the matter philiophiiv
ally, may lie tmi cenmrioua a definition,
for, although the great majority of u
niuat wo. k hard, and mil hy "indiiec
tion find direction out." there ia a giaid
dil Left tu ba done by deputiaa a claea
of ieraon who, dignified by tl.e title of
agent., are, 'u fact, Ihe wcll-drecl flun
key of civilization often the cavenger
who keep clean the road over which the
mighty and wealthy have to travel.
OrlgiH f ib kV litbilHi lUlliar.
The "fighting clitoi," the jouruali't
who back with hi fi't or revolver what
hi colleague' pen ho written i a bring
not unknown to the column of WeaUru
piier and the atrucU uf We-teru tow ua.
He ia uot, a i generally thought, indige
inou to America. Ilia profeaaiuu waa
created ill France during the reign of
Charle X. M. Cou.lai.1 de llrbecque, j
editor of the Mimrto, became aated w ith
duel, and hired a fencing uuwlrr to aign
bi articlea ami lay hla attacker. With
in a year fiv officer of th King' body-!
guard fell umler hi. word. He received
and acce.led a challenge to fight thru
and twenty young ofbeer of the St. Cyr
Military College, agreeiug to fight them
all in turn. They, however, adopted
their enemy' plan, and hired a rival
bravo, Cbocquart, to met I thi ou. The ,
duel laated three quarter of an hour aud '
Ouded ill tbe death ot M. Kcbecqiie'
ehampioa. Did tbe editor daapair? Ho
iualantly engaged Cbocquart al a higher
alary than the St. Cyriaua could offer,
aud thenceforth WMte a bal bo would.
70S fraah ooafeotioiiorie, tobaoea,
aigara, otc, go to Caxoa A OotltU'.
A lleaiitir.il larldeni.
A young man nnca ran away frtm
( the galley of Toulou-e. Ha wa tniig
and vigorou, and arrived next morning
, Iwfore a cotUgc, and atoppeil to get anine
, thing to eat, ami get a refuge while ho
rcpoard a little. But he found the in
mate nf the cottage in the gieatcat il l
tre-. F' ur little ch.l Iren a.tt iremhli.ig
in tlie corner tiie mother ut we ping
and tearing her liuir, Ihe father wa walk
ing the fl.Kir in much agony.
The galley aluv. arkeil what wa tbe
matter, and Ihe father repl ed (lint they
were t!iat morning to be turned out of
door, becau-e they CouM uot p y the
rent.
"You ee me driven to dipair,' mid
the father, 'my wife and little one de
prived of t ail and -belter, and I without
mean to provide for them."
Tiie convict Iitcned to the tale, with
tear of .imp ithy, and raid:
"I will give you Ihe nitan. I have
ju-t escaped from h" galley. Who
ever bring bnck aa eai.icd prbnner ia
entitled to a rewanl nf fifty fianc. How
much doe the rent amount to?
"Forty franc.," anawered tbe father;
"but my ciiildreu ahouM atarvu before I
would do ao bnae a thing."
The genemua man iu.irted and declar
ed that he would go and give himarlf up
if the lavln r would not lake hiin. The
latter yielded, and taking 'hi prenerver
by tiie arm, led him lo the city and to
the iu ayor'a office.
Every Ix.ly wa aurpriaeil to aee that a
little man had been able to capture uch
a atrong young fellow.
The fitly franc wa paid, and tbe pla
nner aent back to tbe galley, but ufter
be wa cone, the father a-ked a private
interview with the mayor, to whom he
told the whole 'lory. Tl.e mayor wan an
much affected ihnt he not only added
franc, to tbe Cither' purae, but wrote
immediately to tlie Mini-ter of Ju-tice
beL'giug the noble p iiner'a relca-e. The
Mini-ter exainiiie-l into the affair and
finding it wa a comparatively in:.ll of
fense w hich condemed the young man to
the galley that lie bail already (crved
out half of hi term. onl.Ted hi rehtte.
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Which will be told at the) LOWEST PRICES.
AU tin Nw aad l'opular Fabric of
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( nnnuiinr of I'luin and Faiu v Hill, KfrwA ml Iii-h Pt illn, all woil Fmprvm (UjI,-,
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Notions and Whiio Goods
All lh ao'eltiea in Nuihaw nd Kawy (li.ala lo lat found la Hi ba4 awrkrl. Th ana
attnai'liv aluek of Lace, t.ui.f.i.leria, lUliilkoreliatl, taillara, aaai anil Harla.; t'uti.'.
Skrva, tloiia, Tum, Kibiawa, Vila, V liil ami fancy Xriuniiiiiya, tdginK, Kulllnig and
I'lutinK, tle to be fouml ia lb Market.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Underwear
Of Every rariptiua.
ghawlst Shawls t!
Hi )M of lh (7' il.vl uid aolura adapted lo M ami young.
Items for tho Gcntlomon.
(all aad eiaaiio nur aamiili.i-nl Mnrk of K"a!.r-Mul t'l.aliiiiK, Idul nj Kbn, Hala,
and lapa, tUfaal lluth au Caaaiumrw, ami t'aiuuuiiiig Uuwia uf vttry dwrifUu ana
varMtv.
Note.
The above ia intended imply to Inform our old friend, and tbo publ'9
(enarill, that wo are kxtller than ever prepared to otter them nocda, uch
aa they deoiro, to aiaura them that our prioe will be aa roaeouablo aa any
bo ut in Central Kentucky; to invito tbcui cordially to oomo ai d aee ua;
and above all lo giaenoouraeouaut and aupport to tha Uvul.aal and boat
Weekly Paper in Ibo Butio.
N. B. Wo alao deeiia to attraot tho attention of tbo people o'tweawjo r
in 00 jntnt, aai lo ia t tuat lb look to tlwir luleraaU aad atep tL.w
way. Very rwvootfully.
t Make (Jaxxl up f.
foffce.
"YoU can never get a cup r,.f gn.a
eofTee." HepenM fonau'eoi.'ne- i- t'.it
remark. a well a the .luff they etTa
a. And why don't we? I'lin.ariiy,
the cofTwnur meichanU imp it i-not
the il,'!it kind. The be-t cotiee ia nmde
from Ikmrbon. Mttrtiniqu, en I M..c!ii
in eipi il pmp ttia, al.ut. We do n it
grt lliei cntfee. rVeolidlv, the crtfec
being bad .we bur, we bur it f round.
Thi will never do. The entli-beri ica
mut be brought home, and nL-o they
mu t be ma-tnl. Then our rnfil- ' all
wrong. The only pmper cofiee-nilil ia
that u ed by the French, where the han
dle which turn ia on the top of the buX
containing the lerriea, Ihe handle niving
round boriiontnlly. Moreover, in thia
mill the bcrric are covered whil-t liein
ground, and the "ground coff( full into
a drawer. The reaaon for thi. b ol.viuu'
to all who know the recret of getting
giaid eofTee tn drink. The air mut not
get to the herrie or tbe gmutid eorl'ee.
What i. to be b 'ped from coffee which r
U gniiiml in the cn afore, carried home
by ttcifamilia in a piece of pnper, ex
poaed in tbe kitchen to the atimxpbere,
and about a thinl of the pmper quantity
I'.it into the crh-e-pol? We have lrv
ellnl in a lailway carriage with a pound
of eofTee giving out it dor- fir a cro
of mile. What if this hut parting with it
very roul, iUeaecnce, iu life? For it i
the aroma of coffee which constitute it
being. Tn run. up. You mut buy g.d
coffee Bourbon, Martinique ai d Mocha.
"Keep on bothering,'' a the children any,
and you will get iu 2. You mu.-t buy
it nwtrd, and cover it up well. 3. Yoa
mut buy a French coffee-mill 4. You
mu t grind twice or thrice tlie quantity
you u-unlly do. 5. You nuut put only
oro-iliinl or one-fourth the quantity of
water you u.-uiilly do. Then you will
have g..l cotfle pouring out little into
a .mull coHec-cnp, if you want black
coffee after dinner; pouring out the aame
quantity into a brraLfarl cup, and filling
tl.e cup withgiaxl fre-h milk, lait, if vi u
want mfru -''lit. Eiliton. ami otitiei-.-e
ple.t e env, ao that our cotiee n.ey bo
giMia In Hie lain. I
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