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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02

cure but one disease. via. INFLAMMATION.
But that appealing IN - many forms makes
long list of names. II certainly looks like big
iump from sorAs sad fslons 70 consumption. But
each h innammat ton. anc .innanmstioa oan no
more thrive under tho application Of this remedy
than potato bugs oan under paris green. n kills
H. II no Inflammation thon there would ~ ~
oonsump tion: arrest II end You nrrest the con
sumption. Mr.. 3. l.. Amphlstt, Ciearmont sousA
Dakota, writes: ~ ON . well man and cannot
ssy enough IN praise Of Golden Relief. Took Y
% directed. In tive weeks cough had ceased
and throat trouble Of yssrS standing disap-'
pssred. The Golden Relief Y AZ you clam fcs
K. could tell OF other wonderful cures. This 70
the brief ,aio OF man who had had the hectic
fush' and Was about 70 take the last chance"
Instead of ''going south" he was Ind uoed 70 use
Golden Relief No did not "es south" To-day
Ss Is well man Try y Hsos ss,is d,; vita z.
Gssppoints. One tablespoonful scrss La0rippA
TSko bossis home today.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02
Observation-Disclosures

We had hoped that Ohio County
was free from press that would use
the same dirty insinuations that a
certain Independent" Democratic
Montgomery sheet of Elizabethtown
in order to push the claims oil their
Champion" but as we are mistaken
aud the spindle shauked editor Of the
Hartford Herald comes out in an ed
itorial, attempting to weave chain
of circumstantial evidence around an
honored and respected citizen of Green
County that has more honor to the
square inch than the Herald, its idi-
tor, Montgomery and the whole DEM
ocratic party of the Fourth Cong ess.
ional district. He attempts to man
ulacture a chain of evidence that
should one of his clients have no
other evidence to base suit upon, he
would say "My man your case is
hopeless. aud if you wish me to take
such case on which evidence, you
will have to guarantee my FEE 'or
I could not win case on such eviden-
CO." Now the fact is that this same
editor was numerically done up at
Sulphur Springs few days ago by
one of the very men whom he accuses
of making dicker with the Repub.
licans and still 'smarting under this
sting knowing that Alex Montgom-
cry used more money to gain the
nomination than his salary will a.
mount for the next ten years he is so
naturally constructed that seeing an
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02
DARK PENNYROYAL PILLS
the celebrated Female Regulate

the celebrated Female Regulator.
are perfectly safe and always relia
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Menstruations, Suppressions, they
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All Correspondents strictly Conl-
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Boston, Asa.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02

The wisest in politics is to vote for
the best man, and you cannot be mis-
taken. So, in the use of b!ood-purf-
eIs, you can't be mistaken if you take
Ayers Sarsaparilla, because all par
ties agree that il is the best-the SUI
perior Medicine. Try it this month.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02

If the care OF the hair were made
part Of a lady's education, VIC should
not see so many gray heads, and the
use Of Halls Hair Reviewer would be
UNNECESSARY.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02

torpid liver or impure blood, Dyspsgsaa.
skin. scalp, or Bcrofulous aheotions-svsa
Consumption, or Lung scrofula, In its Garlic.
stAges it's tho only romedy 20 surs ana
effective that 10 can be guaranteed. 10
dossn't benaft or cure, you have youS
money back, a..
you to buyi
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02
IFS HIGH TIME

something was done, II your blood
n impure You can't mistake the
symptoms. Blotches and pimpiS,
or a feeling Of languor and depres.
sion, are some Of them. II you "let
II co. you're an cay prey b al
sorts Of serious ailments.
Now, tho best blood-pwf4sr b
the world Il DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Tahe that, and
IL win certainly nd you q every
every organ into healthful action,
assists all The bodily functions, and
clsansos, builds up, and inyigorates
the whole systonh. @. N. d. far
, surpassss nasty Cod Liver OIL and
ali its filthy compounds ~ . hesh-
builder and strength-rostorev.
Uo~. avarv diaoaAo CAUSED BY .
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02

To relieve headache, correct disor-
ders OF the stomach and increase the
appetite, and for the cure of liver
complaint, use Ayers Cathartic Pills.
They are perfectly safe to take, and
invariably promote healthy action
of the digestive and assimilative
organs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02
Two DAILY L AIMS

Two DAILY L AIMS
Carr, NJ through Goachcs and
Pullman Siecrsrs. iraversing the
finest farming, grazing aud TIMBER
lands. And reaching the most pros
porous towns ard cities in the
Grort Son Invest.
FARMING LANDS. - Yielding
abundant J all the cereals, corn and
. cotton. and especially adapted to the
cultivation Of small traits and early
vegetables.
GRAZING LANDS. - Afiorling
excellent pasiurage during almost the
entire year, and comparatively close
to the great markets.
TIMBER LANDS. Covered with
almost inexhaustible forests of yellow
pine, cypress and the hard woods
common TO Arkansas and Eastern
Texas.
Car be procured on reasonable and
advantageous terms.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02
Wanted!

WoufcM a#.
A bed for tick of clock.
A timekeeper for a mill race.
A sure cure for pigs style.
A carpenter to put root on a wat
er shed.
A charter for snow bank.
Agent to handle the spice of life.
Some one to spin a mountain top.
A tonsorial artist to shampoo the
head OF river.
A detective to unravel grass plot
A doctor to cure window pane.
An audience to see horse fly.
A nurse maid to rock the cradle Of
the deep.
A singer who can reach the high
seas.
A man to find traces OF lost har-
ness.
A lawyer to try watch case.
A tailor to take the measure of a
suit for libel.
A sign language for dumb walters
Some use for dogs pants.
A hand to go with an arm Of the
sea.
A necklace for a neck OF laud.
Some buttons for coat OF paint.
A commander to take charge Of a
courtship.-New Orleans Aicayume.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07
Who to Vote Ear.

AU0. /, 1891.
Mr.. Ednor:-Thc Adcocate has heretofore
shown the utmost hostility to President Clcve-
land and the Hon. VIM. f.. Wilson. charging
them with not being Democrats and intimat-
ing If net directly charging. the farpeF qs
being interested in Wall street trusts, 40, aud
referring to the latter and his tariff bill as
BIZ Wilson, Wilson Bill. etc.
In opposition to these grand men, men
holding the esteem aud affection of ali true
Democrats. It has bought out and advocates
VIM. NJ. Clements for the Legislature.
But now finding where the affections of the
people lie, and under ottc1. leadership, it has
changed its tactics. and honey is not swectcr
than the expressions of aamIratipn for those
men SO lately mRligncd.
Hon. A s. cambridge never scratched
Grover ClcveIaud's name from his ticket or
submitted resolutions in primary against
WIN. L, Wilson, but on the contrary has al
ways supported Wost enthusiastically both NJ
them, aud understand sta. ds pledged if 10
any one. to VIM. l.. Wilson for tho U. s SON.
ate.
With this before thcm. can the people lic-l-
tate who to vote for on the l1th. The Issue is
cambridge for what represents Democracy.
Clements for what? Why, according to the
AdvocaLe. the condemnation of those whom it
has usually referred to is Wall Street Clevc-
l4nd and WILSON Bill.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07
Mr. cambridge and Mr.. eleHis


We think Hon. A. S. DaRdridge
is the man that the people of Jeffer-
son county should support fer the
Legislature. If elected, he goes
there absolutely unpIedged and IN
prejudiced; ready TO obey the wishes
of his constituents In the election of
Senator as in other matters. He
stands squarely on the Democratic
platform as enunciated in 1892, and
as it is now interpreted by President
Cleveland and Hon. VIM L. Wilson.
A vote for him is vote for the nd
ministration.
We do not consider that Mr.. Glenn
ents has any strong claims to Demo-
cratic support. His opposition to
VIM. L. Wilson, the honored and
courageous leader of Democracy,
should be emphaticalIy rehu1ed in
Jefferson county. The man who
-scratched Grover Cleveland's name
from his ticket in 1892 cannot con-
sistently ask support of those who
have just been thrilled by The high
call to duty sounded by the Presi-
dent. A vote for Mr.. Clements is
mn endorsement of his opposition to
Mr. Wilson and his hatred of AIR.
Cleveland.
Suppose-and it is not improbable,
by any means-that in the course of
political events Mr., Wilson should
come before the next Legislature as
candidate for the United States
Senate, would Mr.. Clements, with
his violent prejudice, vote for him
We know he would not he tue loyal,
enthusiastic, devoted friend that Mr..
cambridge would prove Mr.. Glenn
ents is presumably in favor of i.
Willis Wilson for Senator, for his
warmeGt supporters are the boomers
of that gentleman, The people of
this county do not want Willis Wilson
for Senator. He doesn't measure
up TO their requirements-far from
it. If Mr.. Clements should be for
him and the balance of the county
against hip, ogr readers know what
the result would be.
We do not wish to do Mr.. Clements
any injustice whatever, bnt we can
not allow his most earnest supporters
notably the Charles Town Adcocate
Ito make such bitter attacks upon
Mr.. cambridge and not defend him.
We do not eoHaideF it wise to make
newspaper fights in the party, bnt
the Ad1Ocdte has started IL and Mr..
Dandridge's friends will not soc him
.-,ShepherdSt o1Cn Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07
An Wiman lad Left.


Mr.. Wlman was in iovial mood
when his hail bond for $50, 900 was
signed by Mr.. Charles Broadway
Rouss. Just before leaving the dis
trict attorneys office Mr.. Ro4ss asked
AIR. Wiman if he had any money.
III don'tknow, "repliedMr. Wiman,
digging down in his vest pocket.
. Yes, I've still got this,'' he ex-
claimed, suddenly pulling out So
rs that alp" asked Mr.. Rouss.
guess that's all that's left, -
responded Mr.. Wiman with faint
smile, - although 1 may have few
dollars more in my Yaltse."
Tue men left the building.
Netc York Dispatch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07
q PIeasant Luneheen.

a New York Dispatch TO the baltimore Sun.
Alr, Charles Broadway Ronss gave q pleas
ant Inneheon a fer days ngo al the AIetfopol-
itan Hotel Among those present. ,rerc Ar
ErastHs Wiman, Mr. Atk. Sehaumberr. for
msrly q member Of the baltimore bar and
INV 4 successful attorney in this city. Mr..
and Mfs, H. D. DeaIl aud Miss Louise IA.
Beall of Baltimore. This waz the frst lime
Mr.. Rouss and Mr. Wiman had met since the
former went on Mr.. Wiman's bond for $50
Veo pending decision on his appeal for u new
trial. The appearance of Mr. Wiman eansed
a stir at the Metropolitan. and he was given
shat amounted almost TO an ovation. Many
who knew him personally came forward 10
extend their sympathy and best wishes, while
many others sought in;roductious and OK
pressed earnest hope that he wonld soon
emerge all right from his troubles and again
assume the business leadership which he so
long maintained Whatever may be the tech
nical merits Of the case against lIr. wiman.
it Is unquesEionahly the fact that there il mi
rersal sympathy here for him and the consen-
stis of opinion that he Is much more .ssinnea
against then shining The sentiment is pre-
te4ese Hu1ttiu u new -lf1ul Oe granted.
which Is expected. a secand conviction cam
not lie secured. Mr. w1man is strong man.
physically and intellectually. and is by no
means dismayed by his recent troubles. His
faith in Staten Island is as strong ms ever.
and he is sauguine that his great projects
there will ere long sneccssfully materialize.
He spoke in most complimentary terms OF
the Baltimore Sla. He regards 1t as one Of
the greatest and most prosperous journals OF
the country and the leader of public opinion
IN the South. OF the South Mr.. wiman spolr
in the warmest forms and lie has great faiu
in its fntur greatness and prosperity.
Mr.. Rouss has been the recipient of man,
letters from all sections of the country con-
graduating him on his good offices In MIR. wi
mans behalf. But it seems 1t was more thar
the Christmas dinner sent Mr.. Rouss when h,
was In trouble that caused him to offer to he
come Mr.. Wiman's boudsnan. 1t seems thai
when Mr.. Rouss had yindicated his persona
integrity after his business rcyerses in the sew.
entities, he was without money or credit and
mstters looked quite blue for the Contederat,
soldier who had surrendered at Appomattos
and come to Gotham to touch our merchant.
how to do bu incss. But soon offers began to
come in of stocks of goods on credit, aud
upon investigation Mr.. Rouss discovered tina,
these offers were made upon the suggestion
OF Erastus Wiman. whose penetration had dis.
covered in Mr.. RaHss tho passesslqp OF that
remarkable business ability which has al
ready made him millionaire.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07
Hon. VIM. l. Wilson.

Mr.. Editor: The name of VIM.
l.. Wilson Will no doubt be offered
before the Democratic Legislative
caucus for United States Senator.
when the Legislature meets in 1898,
The pemCcFats of this. State want
Mr.. Wilson promoted. Mr.. Dan
bridge says he will vote and do what
he can to advance Mr.. Wilson's in
terest In this direction. Will Mr..
w. NJ. Clements do the same? We
would like to hear from Mr.. Glenn
ents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07
Communicated.

Mr.. Editor: We hope Mr.. Nor
row, of the AdUocdte, will recnllect
how wheat has fallen since 1890 and
not put his pri0e at the figures OF
$500 cash In hand and 5000 if he
carried out his contract in good
faith, all of which lie did and gave to
our party value received, when he
left the Farmers Alliance party and
from having opposed Cleveland and
Wilson supported them. Does his
opposition to Hon. VIM. L. Wilson
and the party generally mean we are
TO repeat the dose of 1892?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

There was a meeting in Mar. insburg
Tuesday of the Democratic delegate district
naming time and place for the delegate
district convention. Mr.J F. Thompson
resigned and Mr.. Hall Wilson was elected
chairman to Gil tho vacancy, Me- Gerard
ID. Moore served IS secretary. The commit.
tee fixed upon Tuesday, August 2tst, as the
time, and Martinsburg as the place for the
meeting of the convention, Tho represen
tation TO lie based on the vote for Governor
at the last eiection.-one vote for each 100
and fraction over so.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07
senator camden Enanerafeef
Hfs alleged Signature on a S5tIed En-
yelops IS Not Genuine


The Senate committee charged with the
Investigation of the alleged speculation of
Senators IN sugar stock il prepfsine a fefSoft
generating Senator Camden ifom the covert
allegation or insinuation that he had bought
500 shares of sugar stock during the pfns
dency of the tariff bill The final testimo-
ny prelimi nary To this action by the com
nittee WAS that of Senator Camden. which
was taken yesterday afternoon What Mr..
Camden said was based ON the photographic
copy in the possession of the Committee of
the order which he is alleged 10 have sent
to sugar broker. The s0-callec ortlersJvas
written across the back of q very much soil
ed envelope, and read in this yay.
Buy 200 sh sugar 90 81
Buy 300 sh sugar s3 1.2
]. N. GARDEN.
Senator Camden said the name signed was
his, but he denied ever having written such
an Order or placing it. and, in fact, that he
knew absolutely nothing about H. He made
his denial general. and said the order was
fictitious and fraudulent
No evidence, it is said, has been secured
by the committee tending to show that the
order was ever placed with firm of brokers.
whether the stoek WAS ever ordered or
bought, or sold or arranged for The al
legged order was MT dated, and nothing
whatever about the writing on the envelope
this absence of facts and of the inproba-
bility that an order would he sent in such a
form, and also because of Senator Camden,s
denial, the committee has agreed to make a
report generating him. The Photographic
copy was secured from Mr.. Levy, the solicit
tor for Mr.. Gilledeau, silent partner of the
firm of Seymour Brothers q Young, of New
York.
Senator Smith also appeared before the
committee and was questioned in reference
to the published statements of Battersall,
the much-wanted witness. who was last
heard of in Toronto, intimating that Sena.
tor Smith had speculated In sugar stock
The report of the committee will, it is said,
eXonerate Senator Smith.
Broker Seymour, who has refused TO an
swer questions. will he presented to the dis
lrict attorney for prosecution under the
criminal statue relating to recalcitrant wit
nesses.- Washington Post dug. l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

The SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON is for the
Chicago platform, for A. S. Dan
bridge, CIeon Moore, the Democratic
administration of Grover Cleveland.
and for tile ,ohole people-nOt the dis
appointed few.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

In the closing testimony of sena-
tor Camden before the sugar inYes.
tigatlng committee, he was asked:
"Do you know man by the name
of BattershalI?''
Il have seen him, but would not
know him if 1 was to meet him here
now
Ibid you ever have any business
transactions with hing"
~ never had any business trans
actions with him except on one oc-
casion he suggested that Chicago
wheat would be good purchase
and think / give him an order for
five or ten thousand bushels. That
is the only transaction-the only
time 1 remember to have ever spoken
to him.
Senator Camden stated finally.
aThcre is one thing that l can state
positively; that Mr.. BattershaIl
never received any such order or
any other written order from me. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

In The State Convention held in
Pnrkcrshurg, which nominated Hon,
j. n. Camden for Governor, he was
put in nomination by Hon. E. Willis
Wilson, in a speech eulogizing him
as a true Democrat who had expend-
ed his means and done SO much to
reorganize the party and fight the
infamous test oaths which ostrgcised
so many of the best citizens of the
State. His speech was so earnest and
strong for Camden that he was nom
mated unanimously by acclam alton.
Camden is the same man now that he
was then, but has since rendered ten
times as much service to the Demo-
cratic party. No other man has ever
done so much to deN eIOp the material
interests of the State, and no other
man has done more to help her citi-
zens individually.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

Hon. a. Il. Unger was in Charles Town last
Wednesday, and gave tue Spirit office q
pleasant call. Mr.. Unger was former State
Senator. and has been called upon by his pee,
pie to stand for them again. lie made good
representative. and his nomination aud re-
election arc foregone conclusions.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

Vote for A. S. cambridge. de i.
a good Democrat, he has been good
representative, and will serve YOU
faithfully; and should there be a
chance Tor our gallant champion Of
Tariff Reform and good govern
ment, the Hon. Billy Wilson, TO be
United States Senator, he will have
a friend in Mr.. cambridge. And
the voters must recolIect that VIM.
L. Wilson has probably now the
opportunity TO become our next U
S. Senator.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

The death of Judge Joseph Holt,
which occurred last Wednesday,
removes the last of the prominent
actors in the famous Surratt trial. IL
is noted as singular coincidence
that all the persons prominently con-
nected with the trial of Mrs. Sur
ratt died from other than natural
causes, Judge Hollis death being
hastened by recent fall,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

Mr. John NJ Daniel, as viii be seen by an-
nouncemcnt elsewhere, Is n candidate for tue
Circuit Clerkship, position which Lc has
filled by appointment the last few months
He has been a most capable and acceptable
ofliecE. and will DC nominated without OPPOSE
lion and c4ceted by full Democratic vote.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

Miss A. V. Wilson left .'AIt Parvo," her
home here and the home of the editor of
TIE FREE Pass, on Friday for Guadala-
jara, Mexico. where she will establish a
mission under the auspices of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ. E.
Church, South. Miss Wilson was several
years located in the Indian Territory, and,
subsequently,, several years in chihuahua,
Mexico; Miss Matte Y. Dorsey, Of this
town, who was with Miss Wilson at both of
the aforementioned missionary fields, will be
with her in Guadalaiara. This latter city
is place ola hundred thousand inhabitants.
is as far south as the City of Mexico. and
near the Pacific slope II ia regarded as
one Of The most healthfui lncalities in Mex
;c,, aud is the point 10 which our distin
guiSlled Representative Hon. Vim. T. Will
son, was sent during his critical illness last
February. Mis- Josie Morrow, of this town,
who WAS with Miss Wilson in chihuahua
last year, will remain there for the ensuing
school year of Calegto Falmnre.-E p
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

Judge Lucas, in his Charles Town
speech, very unfairly quoted por-
tion of The evidence of Senator Cam
den before tue Senate sugar investf-
gatiug committee and omitted the
Senator's concluding positive asser-
ton" There is one Thing that I can
state positively, that Mr.. BattershalI
never received any such order or any
OtAeY Uritten order from me-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

We have not the record just Mt hand to
quote from. but all cx-CoufederatAs of Jcffcr-
sou will remember the manly words altered in
their behalf when, during the last Legislature.
bill was prepared to pension renegade West
Firgfuisns WHO claimed to have been III the
Union service, aud Delegate cambridge, single
handed aud alone. opposed the measure in
strongest terms, and was mainly Instrumental
IN its defeat. lie stood By yen aud the sacred
memory of your dead then. VIII you desert
him nnnL2
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

y some womb disorder. The SufierinH Da-
L Loalo Ge1 no better, but probably worse, by
S CS3ISsa,' % the delay, wrong treatment and
LIE 4uenk complications. proper medi-
SSine. hke Dr.; Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
cTSSIe9 ~, 20 re eduSs would haVo promptly
~ arS NJ LARRY TAPPAN. of Reynolds, Je0ersOn
SHfti. sSSo'' TrlteS; " For two years was a
St6 neFeE: part of this time had to be carried
t,Y 0ya ny Ded. Was racked with pain, had
cS5mntt ssS was very nervous, no appetite and
s2npIetejy discouraged. A few bottle az
o5,rs = ~, prescription elected a perfect
NNfe' sold Dy all dealers In medicines.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07

80 say the least, the Democrats 81
Jefferson ought not to allow the OPP
ponents of President Cleveland to
win at the primary election.