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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-03-22

THE locomotive engineer breads mis-
placed switch, children don't
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-03-22

A PROGRESSIVE dinner pary-the tramp
--Bnrl'ngfoIi Fiet IyeSS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-03-22

Lows requires hand-tO-hand action to
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-03-22

seavy hradaclle, olsiriirtinn % ills nasal
iassnRrs. discharge tuiAng ffniH the head
into tie throat, sqpytiases pfuiass', nHisft.
and irfii. nt uthtft thick. triiatiuts. mucous.
pirulrGt, tlpp,iy and Tiitfii The CJes arr
weak, uutgfl, ami irnauir,il thofr y FinEinr
m the cara deafnrfs haiking ~ rtnEhlpe 70
matter, together With ftAls ffdtn rsgsui tho
Vote, il changyd ai,d has nasal twAnH tho
hrrath u offensive! tuiiii niid TASTE are itt.-
f.iftd them y astruesuup u ntEtiiirts, sin
traI drhtiny. OnB icn 10 The Rlsaft-nainf'i
symptoms aru fkerY 90 - iifrr-'tt ~ AM une
sisr THOUSANDS " care annually, Without
iuanifoafing half ~ lii- above tfupiuuis re-
so dlsfssas i - common inerJ drrvI4ifu and
dangerous ~ lrfr understood ~ fhfEiiihna
10 ~ mllt soihfF, anil bcaiiuE rtsif~fiire,
DF SaEcs tpihflt Bcrlcl ruus the Won't
UorJka, 6nd Catarrhal Headache.
Sold by drugElsfk eNrfl hsfN, - psutl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-03-22

THE tel,kettlc Is said 70 DO the only
singer that never gets cold
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-03-22
N {: N O R Y
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= On ~ a MONTH mud BOARD for
VI (tA ~ Bright Young Men or Ln0ien In
@l1 each county. Il. w. KfHGLTR A CO.
~ ~ 7xO ChestnutStreot, Philndelphln'
srNAME THIS PAPER ever ,ras Jai .nl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-03-22

WMEnE STUDY. nools.ieep,nv p,n,.
nV metic, Shorthand cte Nri.n.
~ man, Sireuiars irse BRYAsrs tOLLEGR. n..
- MANI rus rArrH ever uns you s,hs N'A''''''t.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04
DR.. TRUTH,
OF THE
Provident Medical Dispe nsary

Ably assisted By a fJiil corps Of competent ply
sicians aud surgeons, treats with unparalleled
success al taronie, Nsrrous skin and Hood
Diseases OF ever nature upon the attest scientific
principles he particularly invites ali whose
cases have been neglected. badly treated OF pro
neunced tncnFsble. Patients who sre doing wei
uader the care oftbeir own physicians need not
cal on us A. our province il 70 treat those who
canuot end reief otherwise
Young Nen who through ignorsnee or the
careless exuoersnce Of Youthfni spirits, have been
unf0ftuns,e and ind themselves IN danger OF
losing their heath and embiuering heir after
lives usT call wltb f8u confidence
Middle Aged ven, who ind their Vigor and
vitality weakened By the traces Of Old com mplsnts
and their bodies rscked with pain A. tine when
they saould spend their deciining yesrs IN peace
ana comfort shonld consult Ut Fruta a. once
snd fnd the syn psfhy and relief ysu POSITIVELY
require. His cures are thorough and permanent
Private Dt.-sses-Blood Poison. syphilis.
tcnorrhoes. Gieet. Stric ure. HTdroceie, Nsrico-
ceie, Loss of sexssl Power and al diseases Of TIE
Eenito BriasrY organs speedily snd pernsBentiY
cured No rrks Incurred. Consultation free and
strictly confidential Mettcise sent free from
ohserTstion - al psrss OF he United states
nR. FkITH-Has attained he msst sosder
ri sccess n The treatment Of the cases - ~hich
be devaseS his special stte1tion. Afer yesrs Il
experience he hss discovered the most infsEihie
method ~ curing weakae<s in the hsck and
limbs. fnvoluntsrY dt~rhsrges, iupotency. s-uer
a febfity. nervousness isnsuor, confusion %
eal B. inr sad timifty. diseases 81 the nose
throat ssd hInzs afecfions - th> hver. stonsch
nfti HfNrt h-~- ttFEaatr u Itrr- So ITtsfA
the solitary hshirs 81 youth md secret practices
hilghlHg ne mos rad ant aepes sad rendering
m SRI SO tn rcss -
EptIev-v. ~ Firs positively cured by = new
a. nef = fsiirg Hfef1ld
zee Ex.uain.tioa - rrine Fsch person
srr " rr f,r r-esJrfeaf sasulf se1f - tri1g an
ounce - tnFir urlne f1r chemical ard n cro
zr1rica. exsE trafion-
c.sss sri corr'srons~uee strictly er.sd~ntisl
ard ne5 cine serif N say psi a. the I1lied
etsnes ~ ,f 11eSt8oes Tee
Wes7eru Addrsss DIR FRVTH.
Toiede. o
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04
THErR BrsrxEs. Boonrsa.

Probably no one thing has caused such Q
general revival of trade AZ Peck Bros Drug
Store As their giving away 70 their customers
Of so many free trial bottles of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade l. simply enormous in this very vzlu-
able article from the fact that II always
cures and never dissppoints. Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and ali throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test il before buying by getting q trial bot
warranted
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Chilblsins
Germs and all Skin Erupucns. and posi-,
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. II
l. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. OF
money refunded. Price IS cents per box
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Iixisian-sfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04
Il Dos'r WAIT RrLrr,. Bvr curr. p

Is the exclamation of Thousands suffering
from eatarrh- To all such We say: Catxrrh
can De cured 81 DE-. Sage's Cztarrh Remedy.
IL has been done in thousands Of cases; Why
not la yours7 Your danger 10 in DELAY
Enelose stamp 10 Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. Buffalo, y. Y. for
pam phlst on this disease
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

Dr. Brigham has removed bis Office to
the nsv Kendall Block, Ia Mopros-st.,
whsrs ne may Be found from ? till 10 q N.
3 tin 8 aud 6.t5 til 80 p. m. Or. Brigham
and Mrs. Brighsa viii I've 81 the Warwick
until the opening of The Livingston. Tele-
phone Office I'd Warwick SO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

Insure your dwellings in the Grand
Rapids Fire Insurance. Co Cash Capital,
sec. 000.OO. Jalius Housemsn President.
). r. Aspinwsll. Secretary. Odice, House
man bulldog.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PERSONAL NOTICE.

pa ~ n. BOSS WILL BE IN CINCINNATI UNTIL
ksoUT TIE TrksT OF JUEs-
The doctors remedies can be had at bis
Office in the Widdicomb block. Of Mr..
Wsshbarn, OF At Dr. Ross drug store, NO.
40 West Fultou-st Letters viii reach him
st t6l West Eighth-st, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04
The Union Pacific has Just arranged with

The Union Pacific has just arranged with
It's Eastern connections for Q series of semi
monthly excursions to all points on its lines
in Kansas and Nebraska. and as far west a.
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska dlvis-
ion. Tickets for the round trip will be sold
al the rate OF about one limited fare BY way
Of ell Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific. Ten days will be allowed going
ard i've returning. and the tickets will De
good for thirty days with stop-over privil-
eyes within these limits, over the Union
Pacific lines In the States named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

saszrs-cut lsel Sc {rsaulzssd 74Ilsc
"A s3s.s kxfrs s0e1@es Yellow
&C., o54Srze.
Coass-lrsea Ria iTolse. Rlo roasted zoe.
lava green. xSSe lava. roasted. Soc.
AaFsek16o. roasted. z5.ozse. Aexic&a. roasted.
2o1sc.
Te..-Jspan. ans. sa8se, Japan. msdsnn, >
alze; orcia4rf. is9ze. Hyson, sst,c. sun-
gevdsE. Ase4es Oolonk so7oes csaso. be
DE.
Fl0ur-1 . per cwt; o. % per Dbl: patent pro-
eess. & 80 -o0 per esL, s. % par ool; al sneaE
sour kig psE csI. 80 Per boz. bueksheAI
80 per esL
Mil Feed-sereenfnzs. Us per Ton. bran. sls
ships sls -; middlinxs. tl8-eo.
fesd-ccrn and osis g38oA per ton
sslt-s lchix2n. soc; Eastern, oll5.
fsn-Ns. I shitsnkh. US per half esi-:
trout k.50os0b. c0d. salt eG7c per ID. elama
&C per hundred 0ysIers b1ik. o. -e043l % gallon
standards. 9cs esn. selects. &c can smoked hall
buE, lie.
Fork In ba1els-Nss pork. Chicago packed
sis.s EXTRA short cuk. s5ooe ~ Standard clear
back. tl6.3o.
L2rd-Tlsrcss. s1<ssc. % and 80 10. rnbs, SC. 50
u. round tIns. 10 cases. sc. IN Tn pails, 80.
Bssf in b&rrel<-ExfrA mees. warranted oVloa.
Glsos sxtrx. bonelesA e.1S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

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pss.a1s e'l@neEs @8se p<< to<-4ds esen1sk. -
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srssa- sae4s-ss~ay 4 sss ps< pa ~ ssa-
80 % s1lte. o4z4 &c Hye. $500 cszz-
,sse& b<zirs. La8LS - Cox
h11@--erssa. zsobs. p-ss e.szsd. r<os3<e
eHzed, sSs<s. s~Lf ANA ; - II ps1nds, ses
Lsxll s4ils. 81 - eash sh@es r<sse. s>0o0 :.
-eel selns sslsM2lsd a - 90 p>1Ad-
aoneg-ise PsE D. stE-<2Sd. f9c-
H4Ds-t1>t< - ssf %
E.F -TiraotaE. u71osls-s pe< sons cloves.
Mse1s slssx-lee per % 90 as- b ssssks sna.l
eskes extra, a -. syF1R. ss-A - Psr gal
Psssilss -Cnie<en2 1eofz1.e. o4ekA lLoI3r.
r rss.ssss-Si1 :. se. ns-. uA
etrzs-s q .39zs . per t3a.
Tslios-s0s3.e pail
sooa-sls1k ssvs .ssa sl.Tse1 . Per ezra.
ks-s I'D SOD. g. sasSas1 Per eord
ca1i-ssos zrsns. %
Lins-GE.ad K4sia&. I5e Gaia ses Pesosksy.
sslt-7be No saxfax. Or xaalstss.
kefossnf-A en- tesl lo7. szler .1lts. l1sc-
cssoiias-l-e Per gallon
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

You ara feeling depressed. your appetite
Is poor, you are bothered with headache.
you are ndxety. nervous. and generally out
Of sorts. and want to bracs up. Brace up,
oQs not with stimulsnts. spring medicines,
or bittsrs. which have for their basis very
cheap bad whisky. and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you In
want Is an alternative that will purify your
blood. start healthy action Of liver and kid
neys. restore Jour Vitality. and give you re-
nswed health and strength. Such q medi-
cine you viii find In Electric Bitters, and
only so cents . bottle. at Peck's Drug Store
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

kilograms from Morton, and went to
work at his home at Rhinebeck. I
learned from man named Forbes. a
gardener for Morton, having come to this
country under contract to receive s25 or
$50 month. A few months ago Forbsa
learned that he was receiving onlv half
the amount paid by other gentlemen. and
told Morton he would work no longer al;
these rates. Morton told Forbes he
(Forbes) was working under a contract
which had not yet expired and must NOT
leave in violation OF his contract or he
prosecuted. Forbes left his employment.
however.
Witness said his informant on these
subjects was McCrae, who was formerly
head gardener for Morton, but left his.
employ when he was lowered in posi-
ton. Ersstf
Congressman Guenther in cross exam
lining the witness directed his attention
to an article recently published in the
Star, containing an account of how an
Italian emigrant was bribed into becom
ing supporter of Harrison.
Witness said the writer of the article
had been suspended because the story
was "fake."
The Committee discussed the report.
er's testimony and all agreed that it was
hearsay. 1t was retained by record,
however, and an adjournment was taken
till tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
For the HERALD.
Hector md PatrOcluS.

Hector and PatrOclus.
Mighty Hector was a-roamipg on Ilium's 'leag-
ured plain,
When he heard fellow moaning, or from anger
or from pain.
who is that out in the dampness cries with
rage or with distress
Comes he from the GTecian camp-mess our
Trojal arms to press?
Or with stomach troubled crampness seeks he
our martial lines,
Which of these, tell me in frankness, the rea-
sons he assigns?"
my name it is Patroclus, seek Trojan foe,
And may leave him strokeless, unless lay
him low"
Then at it, tooth and-toc-nail, the two went in
to win,
When Hector with his hoe-fail hit his foeman
on the shin.
With this Patroclus fell he. and outstretched on
Hector to him cried ITO hi ye!" and dealt a
mortal wound;
Then his horses tail hard tied he unto, the
And Troywards quickly hied lie with his life
less Gre-ci-an.
And now, my friends, warn ye, If Blaine will
meet Carlisle,
He'll have no cause to scorn the logic or the
style
OF the man who fires the rushing hosts of the
Democracy
Against the bald, unblushing boasts of Blaine's
sham G. o. p.
But with his wits illumined might-iaear mel
he will not fail
To tie the TRUsTs' proud P1um2d KNIGHT INTO
his horses tail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

THERE is one obvious fact which the
HERALD begs to call to the attention Of
the Democratic County Convention. The
Republicans have nominated conspicu-
ously weak men for the Judiciary. The
present Democratic incumbents were
appointed, after mature deliberation, by
Governor Bartlett. Judges so selected
are generally men of marked merit, and
the Los Angeles appointees have proved
themselves to be of the right caliber
Faithful service like theirs has been, de-
serves endorsement. The Democratic
State Convention showed their apprecia-
ton of the fitness of things by nominal
ing Chief Justice Searles, another of Gov
ernor Bartlett's appointees. Judges Hut
ton, Gardiner and O'Melveny, if nomi-
mated will be elected. AS every argument
of fitness and worth can be urged in their
cases they ought to be endorsed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

THE weather is hackneyed topic in
Southern California but an occasional
note of our specially pleasant dispensa-
ton is permissible. We have had hot
spell for few weeks, but now the tenn
perature is go delightful that there is a
strong moy ement of those who had
sought the seaside and mountain resorts
back to the city. Even at the highest
range of the mercury during the day time
the nights were delightful, a blanket be-
ing an indispensable requisite to COM
Portable rest. 1t is sometimes well to
remind our Eastern visitors that sum
stroke and hydrophobia are things un-
known to Southern California, the dry,
rare mosphere, even when the temper
ature ranks high figures, never resulting
in prostration. On the hottest day of
the late heated spell the writer drove a
party of Eastern people forty-four miles
in the glare of the sun, and
no inconvenience was experienced
by any of the sight-seers. On the con-
trary, they all expressed themselves as
delighted with their trip, and have re-
Cured to it with pleasure often since.
Such an ordeal in the East would ruin
good team. A California horse which is
properly attended to is none the worse
for it, and pleasure drives of sixty and
even seventy-ive miles are frequent in
cidents of days outing in Southern
California. Some of the instances of the
endurance Of the California bronco in
midsummer would seem incredible to an
Fastener. Perhaps the most striking
case of the kind was that of a deputy
sheriff, weighing two hundred and nine
teen pounds, who rode California horse
one hundred and twenty-six miles be-
tween sunrise and midnight, the distance
travelled being attested by the acknowl-
edgments on the subpenas served. No
fact could prove more convinciugly the
unparalleled salubrity Of our climate for
man and beast. And yet persons who
have not investigated the matter often
write OF it as an enervating atmosphere,
the truth being exactly the other way.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

ONE of our Los Angeles morning con-
temporaries has discovered that Cleve.
lands chances of carrying New York are
daily growing more desperate. We see
no evidence from our Eastern exchanges
that the Democratic standard-beare
have any need to despair. On the
contrary, the tone of our exchanges is
quite chippy and cheerful, and to an un-
usual degree New York Democrats are
ready to back their opinions with their
coin. Mr.. Blaine evidently thinks the
Democracy has some show in the EN-
pire State; as, in his published estimate,
he concedes her thirty-six electoral votes
to Cleveland. All the indications point
to tho Presidents carrying his own State
By majority - large IS she gave Tilden
ID 1876.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

THE best advised opinion is that the
Great Register will this year contain the
names of some twenty-seven thousand
voters. On the ordinary ratio of voter
to every five of the population this would
give us for the county one hundred
and thirty-fve thousand. This, how
ever, would by no means be correct
gauge of the number of people in this
county for the reason that person COM
ing to California from another State has
to reside here year before he can vote.
The HERALD has been inclined to fix the
population Of the county at $50, 900, and
that estimate is not above the mark.
With the leading county of Southern
California showing up in this way this
section becomes very important factor
in all calculations for the future.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

DEMOCRATIC platforms, unlike similar
documents formulated by the Repub-
licans. mean something. 1t therefore
behooves the trainers of the resolutions
to be adopted by the Democratic County
Convention to exercise extreme care in
formulating them. On the tariff issue
they cannot do better than to adopt the
message Of President Cleveland and the
Mills bill. As to the local issues they
can Justly applaud the Democratic Off
cials of Los Angeles county while ar
raigning the Republican maladministra-
ton which, in the Assessors Office and
elsewhere, is the subject Of universal
condemnation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
If EVER our sympathies went out unre

If EVER our sympathies went out unre-
servedly to an individual, it was when
Blaine was compelled to endure the
unprecedented torture of listening to
the reading of Fitzwilliam's "Come-
allye" pome of welcome. He had
just run the gauntlet of seasickness on
an ocean voyage, and weak as his stom-
ach must have been, it is one of the most
signal exempli6cations of will-power on
record that he held his vomiting organ in
subsection during the trying ordeal. The
great success which Blaine's endurance
enabled Fitzwilliam to obtain, has, how
ever, had pernicious effect. 1t has set
an army Of pot-poets at work. We can
hardly blame the Maine statesman for
the deluge of doggerel rot that now in
undates the land; but ii he had staid at
home, or continued with the Trust Mil
lionaire Carnegie in the Land o. Cakes,
the American people would have been
saved from this horrible infliction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
KILLED ON THE rpAcu
Diamond Dust.

PlrrsBuRG, August 2O.-Weak playing
6y the Chicagos lost them the game to-
Batteries: Calvin and Miller, BALDWIN
and Daily.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2O.-Lucky HIT
ting by Boston won them the game to-
day: Score: Boston O., Philadelphia /.
and Clements.
WASHINGTON, August 20. - To-day q
game was battle of pitchers, which was,
was finally decided by the superior sup
port given Keefe. Score: Washington
y, New York 2. Batteries: O'Day and
Deasley, Keefe and Ewing.
rain. e"no'
rain. e"'0'
rain. eA ~
Brooklyn 0.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

No FINER or more representative body
Of men ever assembled in Los Angeles
than composes the Democratic County
Convention which meets in Turnverein
Hall to-day. The people look to them
for the winning ticket and they ought
not to be disappointed. Above all things
they expect nominees whose personal
strength will aid in carrying Los Angeles
county for Cleveland and Thurman.
The gentlemen who will figure on the
local ticket will be greatly aided before
the masses by our national candidates
and they should return the obligation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

THE session of the Council yesterday
was quite fruitless one, the whole time
of our City Solons being taken up with
the protests OF Seventh street property
owners against the assessments for open
ing that thoroughfare. Nothing was done
in the matter of the Sewer bonds or the
increase asked for the Police force. 1t is
to be hoped that the rule hereafter will
be more work and less talk. There is a
plenty of important matter claiming the
attention of the Council and it ought not
to be neglected for wordy debate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21
NEW TARIFF BILLS.
CONTRACT LABOR.
'sNAy Partner Levi" Conspicuous a.
an Importer. 81

New YORK, August 2O.-In reply to q
question from General Spinola, before the
immigration Investigating Committee
to-day, Mr.. Powderly said trusts in this
country are .menace to the welfare OF
the public generally. He had personal
knowledge of the coal trusts, and knew
that an individual concern could no more
ship coal to this city from Pennsyl yania,
than man could fly. He thought the
law should crush out this evil.
Gregory Weinstein, Russian Jew and
sanitary inspector, told the Committee
os the exodus of the people from his
place in 1882, because of the religious
prejudices of the Prussians and Ger.
mans. Since 1881 to the present time.
l5O, 900 OF these people were driven away.
and on their arrival in this country were
obliged to find work at low wages. He
knew of an offer made by Binghamp-
ton cigar making firm to furnish homes
and employment to these immigrants,
William Marten, tinsmith, testified.
The influx of immigrants for the past
half dozen years, he thought, brought
the wages of tinsmiths down from $3 80
to $1.75 day. He had read of garden
ers being brought to this country under
contract by Levi P. Morton.
"Have you knowledge of this in your
official capacity?" asked Congressman
Guenther.
II read it in the Star and Journal"
replied the witness.
"Don't you think that was printed in
the papers for political purposes ?'
81 don't know"
"It's merely idle gossip printed by a
partisan paper, SO far as you know, said
Guenther.
"Well, no, don't think So" said wit
ness, "but am not convinced of the
truth of it,"
Arthur F. Curtis, reporter for the
Star, volunteered to tell the COMMITTEES
what he knew Of the importation of con-
tract labor. He ssid: A man named
McCrae whom l met told me his sisters
were brought to this country under
contract by Morton to work as
dairy maids. They only came
after receiving = number Of letters and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-21

IT is astonishing the number of COM
mercial travellers that throng to the
seances of All Ben Harrison. For the
second time it has been announced by
the Associated Press that twelve hun.
dred drummers have waited upon the
little man in body. How they manage
to get so many of these enterprising peo-
pie together is a marvel. But nothing is
impossible to the deft Republican man
ipulator of the telegraph. Harrison, to
his own grievous undoing, continues his
wearisome platitudes.