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BIG SANiJY NEWS.
f. alert i at the p ut office it Lop sa, Ky ,
second-class matter. '
fttblished ever y Thursday by-
M. F. CoNLEV,
KOITOR AND PKOPRIETOK
Tu- $1.00 per year In adyance
QFFICK.1 Ohl Clerk'i Oflk-e Building,
U U SA, KENTUCKY.
aH?eriUin ; rates furnished u pon application.
TirmtsDAY, Jakuarv 8rd, 1889.
, Cndidtttes for the Legislature
ftre less numerous.
..'- " The Legislative; plum is one not
touoh sought after, especially in
jioutniul districts.
On the 21st inst., a vote will be
inken in the National House on the
Henate Tariff Bill.
There have been some fresh dis
turbances in Perry county, though
ho one was hurt in the last encoun
er. .
The Winchester Democrat says
there has not been a child born in
tiberty, the county seat of Casey,
in thirteen years.
Daily newspapers are paying $2.50
bt word for bnse-balll news from
Australia, where twd clubs from
(his country are playing.
The Inauguration Committee has
flecidad to have no carriages in the
procession except those Occupied
by President Cleveland, President
elect Harrison, Vice President-elect
Morton and the Joint Congression
al Committee.
The Emperor of the vast empire
of China, who is eighteen years old,
Lns just had two wives nd a sort
of assistant wife set apart for him
by the Hen press dowager, who is
bossine the affairs of the nation.
'J. J.'."
"Tom" Wallace, one of the most
desperate of the notorious "Hatfield
gang" of West Virginia, has been
killed by officers of the law while
resistine arrest. Before dying, al
lace confesseJ that he and Capt
Hatfield had been paid 150 each by
a deputy sherifl' of Buchanan coun
ty, W. Va.( for killing Jeff McCoy
of Pike county, Ky. Wallace has
been concerned in other crimes.
There is a probability that the
"Q" strike will bp declared off soon
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers has paid out $420,000 to
support the strikers, and, owing to
strong protests against further ex
pendituri of a like character, all al
lowances are to be cut off soon, thus
rendering It necessary for the un
employed men to get work some
where. Over 50 per cent of those
who went out cn the strike are now
out of employment.
The Republicans claim the West
Virginia Legislature by one vote,
that of Senator Carr of Charleston,
elected as an Independent Demo
crat. Mr. Carr, howeverj has some
views of his own ' on that subject,
Hs says :, "My vote will decide who
claim to control the Legislature.
Noc, t want them to know that
there is not money enough
in West Virginia to buy my vote.
am a friend of Senator Kenna,
and, it no better man is put up, I
shall vote for him."
Gen. Cassius M. Clay is the at
put Kentuckian named for Cabinet
.honors, hie Mends thirtking that
his eminent services demand such
fecognition and naming the War
Department ad dno that would be
Congenial to hiiri.
ft. iveauwoou, u&s..; newspaper
has taken a vote on the Question of
single or double Statehood and a
little more than five sixths of those
answering its inquiries are in favor
of division arid admissioh as two
States.- The persons addressed rep
resent all o'ccunatio'ns end riolifinnl
faiths.
Congressman Moffatt, of Penn
sylvania, has Become insane, and
tft An inmsit.A nf a lunatic aavlntn
bongre8sman Laird,' of Nebraska,
is said to be dying at Hot Springs,
and Congressman Hoge,' of West
Virginia, is lost; strayed or stolen,
no one having any knowledge of
his whereabouts.
Not lees than a dozen contests
for seats in the next House are
outlined, though but one notice
that of HartsuflV (Rep.) against
Whiting (Dem.) of the Seventh
Michigan district has been filed
with tb:e Clerk of the House. The
defeated Republicans who hope to
get into the House because their
party has a majority are apt to find
numerous stumbling blocks in
tneir paths, the chiefest of which
will be the very narrow margin by
which the Republicans hold that
body; ; '''.' -;
The Democrats, of the, House are
' nrpn'ftrinflr fnr a ti la.ttlaaintt nf tiiA
Sepate Tariff Bill when it comes
oyer The Clerk of the Ways and
gleans. C(mmittep has beeii. set to
tvork collecting statistics and in
formation bearing upon the , meas
ure, which will be used jointly by
the Democrats of the House and
Senate. -
, .Judge W. H. Holt, the only Re
publican metuher of the Kentucky
Coijrt of Appeals, anoj.the Hon. Jno.
D. White) the only one, of his kind
Hi the world, called on Qan, Har.ri
son las( week, ; H is, understood
na inese snrewd, m.ountainj pplm
Rians ar camping, oo the trail of
pae "Gen.'.' Wjlliam O. Bradley
with the. view of waking his life
,miserable.by .depriving him of rec
ognition by the President.-Ex.
i Capt. Slocuji has.arrhed in New
Kork accompanied by.his wife and
itwo children, haying made the.voy
age.of nearly,, six .thousand miles
fromraiij in. a small sailboat, on
ly thirty-five, feet 4ng, seven and a
half feet beam, andhree and a half
fee, deep. vTe.pny .covering is a
small .canvas deck .house. , apt
glQCim aaUod. (rptq Rjq Japeirp Ju
iy 24 last, an, though they experi
l? need some rough weather, he. and
hia family arrived:ia New York in
good health and spirits;
Some-months ago Mr.-1 John J.
Jennings, oft the St Lo.uis Post
jDiepatcb, started a subscription list
ftmong the more favored ohildren of
the city, asking contributions for
the purpose of distributing presents
o the children of very poor people
worn a unnstmas' tree.i iNo idea
'was indulged that the project would
assume such magnitude as ii did
iOver $10,000 was collected, and on
'last Christmas dayfrom the Stage
of the large Exposition hall, fully
15,000 children received presents
It was impossible to judiciously
"use the entire mud for the Christ
'mas tree, and a bate nee of several
'thousand dollars remaining will he
'used in purchasing nhoes, lotbing,
A?.., for the children-of .tbe-lKHMv-'It
n a nnhle idea grandly executed
The next few vears will see a won
derful development in the mineral
section of Kentucky. Numerous
railroads how penetrate these dis
tricts. The Eastern coal and iron
ore regions are now reached by the
Chattaroi, the Maysville and Big
Sandy, the Eastern Kentucky, the
A. C. & I., the Union, and the Cum
berland Valley extension of the L'.
& M. Most ot these lines are con
templating further extensions.
There are few sections in the United
which now, hold put better induce
ments to the capitalist or laborer;
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is recom
mended by eminent.physicians, on
both sides ot the Atlantic) as the
most reliable remedy for colds,
coughs, and all. pulmonary disor
ders. Inquire of your druggist for
Ayer's Almanac.
The tobacco growers of Kentucky
are forming "Abstention" associa
tions pledging themselves to ab
stain fioin cultivating tobacco next
year, these movements are all
very well when the price, of the
product is very low, but let the
price of tobacco jump up before
planting time, and there will be
such a demand for plants and Buch
burning of agreements rs will aston
lshjhe planters themselves.-Frank-
forl Capital.
The, idea ..seems to possess the
Legislature that all legal advertising
bills are originated, entirely in inter
est, of the newspapers. , So Jong as
this notion prevails in the General
Assembly, so long .will the bulletin
boards, described In the following
clipping trom the Hopkinsvillo
Daily New Era, continue; to conceal
the fact that "property is to be cold
VThe old bulletin boards at the
court-house have been torn down
new ones put in their places. For
the information of tho public we
state that these, boards. are to be us
ed to poet up ad vertisements of land
sales, etc,, for .the small boy. and
the idler to tear down, mid to com
ply with a law which robs the seller
of his possessions and turns .them
over to the shrewd buyer who is al
ways on the look out for these no
tices, and who has no special objec
tion to tearing them down himself.
"Another wonderful discovery lias heen ma Je
and that too by a lady in this county. Dis
ease fastened its dutches 'upon her . in d for
sivn yeirs she withstood Its neverest tests,
but her vital rg.tns were' undermined nnd
death seemed ir-mincnt. For three months
nil? coughed nxiS -silly and could not sleep.
She bought of us a bottle pfUr. King's New
Discovery (or Consumpiion and Was so much
relieved on taliingthe first' dose that she sl pt
all niht JnJ witii one i.ottl;hus bjen mirac
uiojsly cured. Uei nnrji: is Mrs. Lntlier
Lull," ThitJ write W. C. njmrtclt & Co.,
'of Sbefty.'N C.'s-Getlk free trial botrle at
W. V. Evan's DrugSMr.
Invention's Latest Fruit.
? (New Yqrk Star.;
From his workshop in Highland
Park, Chicago, Professor Elisha
Gray is at last able, to lay on the
desk of his correspondent in Mil
waukee a fuc-simile of whatever he
puts qt) paper at this end of the
wire. The finishing touches to the
telautograph will be made within
the next two weeks. A head com
pany has been formed in New York,
and subordinate companies are or
ganizing over the country to put
the invention in use.
"The instrument now reproduces
each ' stroke of the pen or pencil
with almost exact fidelity,'' said
Professor Gray to a Chicago Trib
une reporter yesterday. "The re
production is just up to the point
of not being original. Tho differ-1
here the Fault Lies.
Mobile lfctrlnter.J
It is tho fashion with some to de
fend lynching and mob law in this
country by charging them to the
slowness of tho Ihw and its failure
to punish. Tv'hen men bring for
ward this argument (hey are care
ful to tneul.on notorious case? of
escape from deserved punishment
by those gui'ty of murder or other
capital or serious offenses. It it) al
so claimed that lawyers are allowed
too much latitude in their Attempts
t' save their clients. Therefore,
these apologist for mob law reason,
it is not at all surprising that peo
ple tako the law in their own hands
it would bo rather surprising if
they did not..
In listening to such arguments as
these wo are asked to consider as the
Color n (he Cabinet.
The colored voters have added a
new interest to the Cabinet ques
tion bv demanding a high reward
for their unswerving devotion to
Republican party in all National
elections. They claim to have wou
the victory for Gen. Harrison, and
in return, ask the appointment of
one ot their number as a Cabinet
oflicer, their favorite being Blanche
tv. uruce, ex-linilea State Sena
tor from Mivitiippi, und moru re
cently;. Register of tbt Treasury.
Bruce is a man of respectable abil
ity, and hits, perhaps, more than
any other man of his race who has
sat in Congrenn, tho respect of those
with whom ho served. Courier-
Journal.
-UK ALIUS IK-
HartarerIiiar5, S
oves, Watsas,
enee is enough to prevent long-dis-j main features of a trial the law, the
tance forgery. At the same time
the copy at the other end Is so near
ly like what you write, that for all
ordinary purposes it is your hand
writing.
Several specimens of copy, when
compared with the original, show
ed a slight waviness ot line as the
only distinction. One could come
much nearer telling the reproduc
tion of a friend's voice by the per
fected phonograph from the voice
tself than he could a tel-autograph-
io copy of the same friend's hand
writing from his true fist.
"I expect the invention," contin
ued Professor Gray, "at once to su
persede tho telephone where accu
racy is required and over long dis
tances: It will also be taken up
mmtdlately 18 an adjunct to the
telegraph in the transmission of
messages involving mom tary trans
actions. It cab make no mistakes.
It tells at the other end jnst what
you write, word for word and line
for line. No operators or third par
ties intervene as iterpreters between
the two pieces of paper. They
tand a iac-simile records, in the
haods'ni transmitter and receiver,
what has nassed between the
parties." -:
The machine is an artist as well
aB a penman. It will reproduce any
aedrawing. A girl's head, the
picture of a representative mug
wump, p. bunch of daisies, and a
sunflower were only limited in taith
fulneSs by the execution of the
draghtsman. An illustrated tele
gram will not be one of the least
novelties of the future.
In Bhort, the tel-autograph is de
signed io do the work of the post
bffice over the wires.
The Vcrdict UNAiirmius'.
W.D.halt, U.-ucL'ift, B ..-u. od lesn
"S i "I cun rccomnieii 1 Elec.ric Biller t
the very beit remedy. Evei bottle sild I. is
given relief in every .as,'. C.ie n.-iii took tit
olU and was cured o I Khenoiatism g. 10
ears' stantlinr;.' Abraham HTc, dm .tit
Belly.lle, Ohio, sffirmsi. "fne be t aellii
medicine ,1 have eve. I milled in my . 20 years
experience, isEclectric Bitters." Thousands
of others havj added theiiti' itimony, so t'.at
te verdict is unamnu-is thit Lcl -etric Bitters
do cure all diseases', 't he I.i.-ir. Kiineys 1
Etood. C .ilv a half dollar a botl.r at W ,T
Evan's Drug Store,
"President Cleveland, in, the last
paragraph of his letter read at the
Tariff Reform Club banquet in Bos
ton a few days sincfj, sounded the
key-note of the mumc the Tariff Re
formers in the IIouss propose to
march by :
'' 'In the track of reform aro often
found the dead , hopes of pioneers
and the despair 0fth9.se who fall in
the march. But there will be nei
ther depair nor dead hopes in the
path ot tariff reform ; nor shall its
pioneers fail to reach the heights.
Holding fast their faith, and reject
ing every alluring overture and ev
ery alluring overture and every de
ceptive compromise which would
betray theiij sacred trust, they them
selves, shall regain and restore the
patrimony of their countrymen
freed Jrsm the trespass of grasping
encroachment and safely secured
by the genius of justice and equal
ity." ;. .,-.'.' :'- .' -.':; ,.-
Judge, and the prisoner's caunsel.
But there is something . else to be
conBiilorod a jury. If there is fail
ure of justice, and we admit there is
in some coses, thai failure is attrib
utable to juries riot doing their du
ty. And . who constitute juries?
Y hy, the citizens of a community ;
you, good sirs, who criticise the ad
ministration of the law, you serve
as jurors or if you don't you ought
to. The reason many a 'man es
capes from punishment is either be
cause his neighbors or fellow-tow na
men shrink from enforcing the law,
or because they shirk jury duty and
compel the courts to proceed to trial
with juries made up of indifferent
material. The law is all right,
but the juries frequently are not,
and we, the people, are to blame for
that. We fi ll to do our duty, and
then try to make the law a scape
gout. This is neither fair nor hon
est.'. -.
There is tod much loose and wild
talk about the l.i.v Um? a failure,
nowadays. If the taw is a failur-)
civilization is a failure, our institu
tions area failure, and the sooner
we relaDse in'o the Drimitive Btate
ot barbarism frcn which our ances
tors emerged the better. The law
is rot a failure, but mcny of us tire
failures as citizens. Society reBts
upon the interests Jits members take
in its preservation.' Thai interest is
termed patriotism or public spirit.
The more of it there is in a com
munity the less talk there will be
about the law failing to ptlnlsh
criminals.
Heulth la impossible when the
blood is impure, thick, and sluggish
or when It is thin and impoverished.
Such conditions give rise to boils,
pimples, headaches, neuralgia,
rheumatism and other disorders.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla purifies, invig
orates, and vitalizes the blood.
A man who ha practiced medicine for 40
Vears ought to know salt from sugar;
read what he hays :. , .
- . . Tombo. O.. Jan. 10. 1887
.MeJsM. F. J..('heney 4 Co. Gentle
men I haw been lu the .general prae-
tlie or medicine lor niota ,4t) years, ,nJ
would shv that In all my practice. anil ex
perience, hare never teen a preparation
that I ctmhi prescribe with as much con
fluence 01 stict-e.-s as 1 can Unll' catarrh
Cure, inaniifnctured by yotu Have pro
scribed it a great many lime ami Its e!
lect is wouiK rfiil. and would say In con
dition that l.lmyt vet. to find a rase of
uatarrn.tbat u.wuitiu not cure, 11 tnev
would take.lt according to directions.
Vours Truly,
ly. L. GOKSUCllT. M. b.
. Omce,215SumiOit St
1 Wo will give 1100 for auy QAse of Ca
tarrh that can not -be cured ..with Hall's
Catarrh (.'lire. Taken interiiallv..
Jr. J. CHENEY & CO., I'rop., To
ledo, O. a"Sold by UruggUtx, 79
,:-iSa:'-:',
mm?
Absolutely Pure.
' This powder never - varies.' A mnr
cl of purity, strength aftd wholesomri
fiesS.' More economical than tlli' ordina
ry kinds, and cttiumt be old In cnmprtl
tfon with the multitude 'illnvv le-r,inirt
weiirht aJum or phoppeat" powihjrV: "firld
Wllylfi ohiW. "KoVal' Aakixo Powdkb
Co.. )(IH WhII tt,. N. V.
? llenpt-cked. ,
tiUlcego Trlbuiic.
Little Johnnv (looking curious-
iy at me visiior ; y.nere, am ine
chicken bite you, Mr. BUIusf J
don't see any of the marks," Vis
itor "Whv, Johnny, I haven't
been bitten by any chicken." John
ny "Mamma, didn't you tell papa
Mr. Billus was dreadfully henpeck
ed? l Why, mamma, how funny
you look I Your face is all red."
SWIFTS SPECIFIC . '
I entirely n tc'I'J lnrparotion canlatnlnir
no Meitiiry, tvti-iH, Aitianc, orctUer puiecnuua
Bub!tan:r. .
swift's tpncipic ' ' '
IIus tii--1 1'li'iiilreds ofcaK! of Epithelioma or
Cnnci-r cf ll- '-.i.ll.t liouwtuN )T coKOf hcli-mn.
.dreim of tlmnims of casts of bcrofula, Uloott
I'oieon.n "'-vhI Tuii-.t. .
SWIFT'S hi'FCIFIO
Ha rrllcvi fl thousands of coses f Mercurial
Voironic,-". IlUeuinatlstn, and StiDneas of tho
-joints. ' - ' '
What Pmvsicians sat of Tna Swirr Sricinc.
Wc pp:nil the fiatemcnt of a tm -.
1 lmvc ,. c.i S. S. on pallenn coavMcMlnc
from .ever a'nd hm inraslrj. V..IB i hj lw mulls
J. N. C'UKsav, M. D. tllaville, oa:
' BnEMr.N, u.s. - 'A'illle While vjaa aniWe Mta
to-day tie Is a fa. and t"J?'nKrn',st. D.'
' Bica'noiU' Va., Dec, ''lr-I l-M-r jakca
three botlli Of SwiM fiKMM. fn' ini bry-
,lood ion. It ad. much i iter th-mUor
,y other .unrfylba...., M,0.
Book on Conlastious Moot Mm nniUd-free. :
-All dragdAtf TIIK k"w
. ,Cj , Wai 4. Atwaa. Oa,. .ha. -'n., XA
broadwuy. - !
Piles! Piles! Itching Piles.
Symptoms Moisture; Intense ltchltii
and tlti(rlnjf) Most at nlnht; vtore by
cratchiiiK. If allowed to continue tu-
mor$ form, which often blreu and uK-ei-
ate, becoming very tore. - Snayne'ii Olnt-
tilcutstopMlir Itehlnjjninl bliwtliitf, heal?
ulceration, and In nl st ciyea remove the
tutnors. At drui;ist9 or by mail. 60c.
Dr. Hwaynu A Son, Philadelphia.
CIIA1TAH0I KAILW'Y
To takeefl'cct Monday, Nov. .'Jiid, 1S(,
(Ualiv. except Sii'-uay.)
snpiiiWAUii mn jiiahi
He id l)vii Head up.
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BANKER ANDBR0KEH
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, How man VI ate there in your,
party? . . , ...
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who will oive Vou the proper answers to the
aUve qutstiuns and send , you papers show
in n-u.-. ainl amount the tickets will cor
Vou illL(ave time and money hy taking the
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