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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14
L. a. Blum for Council.
To he Editor OfMe IuteaiOenotr.

10 Wt EuIlVT VI VIC 4FtHIItHttT'
sIR:-Among the many good Repub.
licans suggested at the meeting OF the
Eighth ward Republicans for council,
there Is one name that I wish to call
attention TO. Mr.. F. A. Blum 10 bus
mess man Of high standing and ability,
who would, l am sure, represent the
citizens of the Eighth ward and OF the
city with ability. I am one Of many
Republicans OF the Eighth ward who
hope to see Mr.. +. A. Blum nominated
by large majority. EIGHTH WARD.
Wheeling, Dec. IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14
A spNltI.ING OoN TEST
dade Yesterday Between Charles Och and
IsuCk SfpIxer.

Mado Yesterday Between Charles Och and
Buck Stczer.
Yesterday articles of agreement were
made aad forfeit put up for ten
round sparring match for points. to
take place December 90, at the Column
bian Athletic clubs headquarters, in
the Eighth ward. between Charles Och
and Buck Stelzer. 1t is to be for 500,
the winner to take 70 per cent and the
loser % per cent. This promises to be
as fine glove contest as was ever seen
in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14
SOUTH SIDE WINS TWO.
Interesting Games in the Overtime
Greek Bowling series.
ONE GAME Vas HOTLY CONTESTED

And Nearly Won by the Knoke ArGrs.
gation-south SIDES Team Scores
We're Both Good-GIasscock Re-
ceIves His Advance Money-what
BuckenDorger Thinks of Louis.
vIIIe's chnnce-Results at New Or
loans Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale BY Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FIJI. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, aud
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions aud financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST & TRuAx,
wholesale DrugHists, Toledo, O.
WALpiNo, KINyAN & MARVIN, "
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Prices,
rs cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14

A pretty children's party was given
Yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
City Clerk Andrew Sweeney, on North
Front street. Island. A large number
OF little ones, many attended by their
parents, were present. A pleasant at'
teruoon was spent by the children.
and refreshments were served during
the course OF the party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14

When Baby was sIck. We gave her castoria.
When sho was q Child, she cried for castoris.
When shc became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When she had Children, She gave them Castoria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14
AnIUnfortunnts Preacher sent Home.

PiitsbnrQh Times.
William Morton. a negro, tifty-two
years old. who said he was once a
preacher In Wheeling, ". Va, was sent
to Baltimore by the department OF
charities yesterday. He had with him
boy eleven years old. They came from
Austin, Texas, to Pittsburgh. He lost
his eyes, he said, in an explosion while
at work over cook stove
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14

SMITH Brewing Co.'s ale is the best.
Ask for II always.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14
CHARMED BY MISS NErHERsoLE

Mrs. Cleveland Foil In Love With tn,
English Actress
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-14
Notice 10 Natural Gas ColSantE'

Tho HIRRERD CALoRIFlC NATURAL a.
BURNER Is the only burner on the MARIE! a. a.
is guaranteed to give satisfaction te w -,
Ceived in accepting Just IS COOP VIII w
guarantee. Sold only BY
GEO. HIBBERD & son,
mrr 1914 Market StrEs:-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28
Die 5uder=unterIuhune

gDie MIR Dor ettpa brei @o1en mutbs
mabten, lit Die Sa9e setommen. 9i=
rette 8eiteduns burh ben 3uder=Sruit
lit ni6t nabeepielen iuoroen, oenn bic
@erii6te, oaB man psrludt babe, Die Se=
natoren 9untOn unh &ple gu beein nflulen,
baben lib als elm S1ninbel berausse=
ltellt. 9te Mbminiitration, bic man gu
benuben lu6te, lit ebenfalls rein geblie=
ben, oenn ,peoer @lepelano, mod Gar
lisle fonnten i'm @eringIten perbdbtlst
perben. SIM 8etreH Der Wtutbmabung
bob I'M lere Senatoren in 3uder=Mftten
lpefulirten, boben mir leiber &e6t be-
bolten. 3uei Der Serren linb bis iest
al Der 2eimrutbe bes Nusl lhuiles bansen
eeblieben, Elm Sempfrat unb Elm Gepub=
lifaner.
Mc4berlon bon Stem Ser1ep mubte
au9elteben, oab er in 3udertruf uf=Ittien
| lpetultrt, pertbeioiste lid aber in elmer
@eile, bic ear nibt mebr idDn war. Gr
laete ndmli9, bab ct leine Nttien, TO-
bolb bic 5ahe in ben Berei9 ieiner biz
retten 8eeini ilulluns eelanst lei an ei=
men Dritten perfauft babe, unb wie oer
liebe Soft ben S9aben belab, NOR oie=
ler Dritte iein eisener @obn. ginise
Sage lpater besins cine &0din leines
9auies bic unporl lidtisfeit, eine telegra=
pbil6e Mnmeiluns an einen Nem Dorfe,
Wtatler, bic lie auf benz @@reibtii&e
bes Senators fanb, tuirtlt9 absui6iden
unb Der biebere McYberion nerbientt
bur9 ben bummen Strei@ Der alberner
Sans piel @elb, tuoriiber ct ielbjtper'
itdnbli9 iebr entriitet mar. go wei
Der Demofrat Mcpberion.
Wiel bener sefdllt uns In bieiem TaQ'
Der &epublifaner Quap BON Yennlplpa'
MEN. Derielbe 1T Elm &orruptionif
e9ter @orte; l9on por 5,uan3ig Sobrer
iaste Der Staatsl9abmeiiter Remble 81
ieiner gmpfebluns, bob er Elm brau@'
barer Mann lei, Der addition, division
and silence eriinblid fenne. 81
bat es in bieler republifanii6en Staats=
funit big gum Bunbeslenator sebrad1
uno mar aud als @enator i&on einist
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

Wenbet fir treieu ,uuitrirten Gatalog, ote
Heuaniiic pnu Eouienocn poa Rerionsn entbalt,
iant haben. Wtan fann nit oieier Sdee Bdumc
|aHt |SHfien sa last lid sniammsna!ten mic ein 1aiqsns
mser ieat aar Al Isao aao l tSnn Snun aut tdm o1s
oIiein meNr SnlS oamtt ldsen, ais Wtanner mt
simer Grob GUT Sage. $1,000 jest I'm 9ebruna.
Wir fabriairer grtbere Ifaihtnen nit Guh
inrosr gGap. 'Erite Beitcluna ihert iid9 ois
WoeI,tur Holbin3 Counting Dadtne 70. ~
6tS 24a 9Th Seferiou Ctr. &hicaao..eSls.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28
Dtale wesen Der alien 9raftifen I'M Ge=

LtuIS 'UeSet ott uAASH NPA"i'''S" Wv Wv
brdnge.
glber bic aase ldBt bas Manlen nidt.
Nls bic llnteriu6urs. oh Senatoren in
3uder-Nftien lpefulirten, aufsenommen
puroe, fonnten mir es uns I6lanfme9
einbilben, boB bieler pennIplpanilhe
8iebermann an Der 1iiBen 2odlpeile se=
nal6t babe. Wir maren oesbalb our6=
aus ni6t erltaunt, als mir laIen, oaB
Senator NuaD unter ben Ipetulirenben
Mirbentrdsern entoedt tuurbe. Was
uns aber bon ibm freut, lit Die erfri=
l6enbe Mrt unb gBeile, nit pel6er
er es eineeitanb. g8ie BoB Sueeb -
oas urbilo aller ameritanil6en Cor
ruptioniiten leiner 3eit = benz @eridte
Die perbliiIfenbe Trase in's @elidt
idleuberte: "What can you do about
it 2" 10 fraete Nuap uWel6es @e=
ies babe i'd bur6 meine Spefnlation
perlebt ?"
aderbinss tein Gonsrebseles. Denn
obslei6 Der Gonsreb lett Ill Sabren
aQidbrli9 unsdblise &eleBe erlaHen,
bot er nod tein @eieg basesen sema6t,
baB feline Mitslieber nidt ipefuliren
birfen. Nber bieles @eleb braudt
nidt erlailen gu merben, eriitirt dion
ldnsit; es lit nit Der Geleal6aft ielbit
entitanSen, es lit Elm ungel6riebenes
@eieb bes Mnitanbes, wel6es in ei=
mem &Drper, Der iih 10 lebr auf ieine
@iirbe iteift, befannt iein loQte.
(Balt. Cor.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28
@ie e,ttitebem Mitej1erf ?

Seritopfuns Der Voren obet
Wtilnbnngen oer Galgbriifen
bur1 Sals ober Dt,ee Mafie.
8ie Statur buloet nibt baB
Die Toren Iange 3eit perltopft
iino, nub eaber ltreiben fi9
Gutsilnbnna, Shmers, MnIbtpels
Innaen unb M5tbe.
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@as emtfer,,t @iteiSer !?

9te etns9e 5unerIdIfae Selling fans nidt Elm con.
it'tuttnuelcr gsutieblcr @runbe Iest IL Gnteuro.
Seife
&lelebe lot bic taigge pber blge GnbitaH3 au cn.
crnf ent5hnbnng beldniti8t uno beilt 9ereiste nnb
faabe 2aufoberfdd)e nnb fteut bic Sau au lbrer ur.
fpringlidDcn Geinbeit pieber her
Mbgcieben banpu, baB es bic tpirflomIte Sautreins
sunss= NIB 9autpcrfbbnerungs.@e lit III es bic
reinie lieblinfte unb 3artee aIer GoiIette. seen.
Sn Der gan5en geclt su bnben. 4otter Drua II
Gbem Gorp. oleinae Gieentbnmer @oitou.
-Mbbanblung iber bic Sout Rppfbout un6 baor4 II 4;
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

lebt porben, morauf mie er Oorausleste,
bic Trau i6neu na9 Der nunsliidsitdtte"
lief. Wdbreno ibrer Mbmelenbeit padte
Der r8ruoer" leinen &pifer nnb peroui=
tete.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

oas @leihgetpidt perlor uno auf BITE
Strabe ftiirste. Gr fiel bireft ouf ben
&opf uno trus einen ldmeren 9ddbel-
bru9 bupon Nerstlihe SoIlfe permo9te
ni6t mebr, ibn am 2eben Su erbalten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28
l1ationales oeutid=amerifaniihes
Sebrerieminar.


glm 3. @eptember b. s. beginnt Der
19. Sabresfurlus bes Nationalen beutld= |
amerifanilden 2ebrerieminars. 9ass
lelbe bat 5i9 bic Nufsabe seitelt, fir bic
56ule bie1es 2anbes tii6ttge unb besei=
lterte 2ebrer beran3ubilben; tie lollen
lotpobl i'm 9eutl6en als au6 i'm gn9li= |
lden unterri9ten f6nnen, nit ben Grz
runsenidaften Der neueren pdoasosit
tpobl pertraut lein unb bes @eidid be-
liben, bas eisene Milien ben S6iilern
in palienber @eile barsubieten.
Das Seminar belibt fiir ieine Nrbeit
cine oor5iislide Musriiitung tii9tise,
fir ibren Beruf poree6iloete 2ebrfrafte,
palienbe 2ebrmittel, ausgeSeidnete
9Raumlidteiten unb cine bliibenoe Mu-
nerl9ule - bic beutl9=eneli19e Nfabe=
mie. Dur9 bic 8erbinouns nit benz
5urnlebrerleminar bes Norbamerifani=
l9en Surnerbunbes 1T ben 36slinsen
oer Mnitalt aud cine ausse5ei6nete @us=
biloung in ben per16iebenen 3meisen
Der tDrperliden gr5iebun9 selidert.
I'm oas Mrbeitsfelo beg Seminars in
naturgemdber Meile gu erpeitern, pirb
i'm tommenben S9uljabre Elm stueijdb=
riser GURUS fir 9eranbilouns BON &in=
bersdrtnerinnen erDffnet, fir tpelhen bic
Nu fnabmes8ebingunsen bielelben lino.
pel6e fiir ben hreijabrigen 2ebrer=Gur=
Jus gelten.
Wir forbern biermit 2ebrer unb @6ul=
freunbe auf talentpolle, 6aratterfeite
junse 2eute beiber &el6le6ter gum Se=
lu1e unleres Seminars ansufeuern, I'm
bamit uniere Mufsabe grbaltuns uno
YHese Der oeutl l6en Sprade, 6Oroeruno
oes nationalen S6ulmeIens unb Ver=
breituns perniinftiser pdbasosil6erS Sheer
fDrbern 81 belfen.
Ser l1nterri6t lit fret; Gebrbiide,
fDnnen se9en Elm seringes Gntgelt lelb=
peile besogen weroen; talentpolen un=
bemittelten 30slingen bes Seminars
werben SorldiiIe 9elpdbrt.
9lub niinI9en mir Die Wufmerflant=
felt Der gltern 6eranma6lenoer 5Dhne
uno SO9ter auf uniere Wtulterl9ule.
Die beutl9=enslil6e 9ltabenlie binSulen=
fen. Gin eriinbli9er all1eitiger Inter
ri6t in beutl1er unb englil6er Spra6e
lomie in alien anberen 1d6ern Der Gle
mentarl6ule, rationeaer 8etrieb oes
5urnunterri6ts, ausreidenbe Inter
ipeiluns i'm Sanbfertisfeits nnterribt
im 3ei6nen, Mobelliren uno in ipeibli=
den Sanbarbeiten MAIDEN bic S9ule gu
elmer Der beiten 8ilbunssltdtten bee
!. 2anbes.
Sol9e &inber, benen bic S9ule if:
rer 9eimatb eine seniisenoe Iusbiloune
! ni6t gu 9eben permag, finben bier eint
Stdtte, in Der lie 1i9 eine ausrei4enbt
= Bilbung er,perben tDnnen.
> Sir pa1enbes unterfommen Der 30s-
linee in suten beutl9en Gamilien, bic II
> > ber Siabe ber Anitalt ,pobnen, mirt
y Gorge 9etragen; au9 tpirb ben &inoerr
;. !. BON 0ireftor unb benz Qebrereolle9ium
: bic n0tbise Beauflidtieuns gu She'll.
Meitere Musfunft ertbeilt: Sirefto1
gmi1 9appri4, 55S-568 8roao'
' man, Milmautee, @isc.
= Ser @erwaltungsratb bes Nationalel
!, beutl9 omeritaniiden 2ebrerieminars
!, " W. 8. Hoienfen9el, prdiibent
6. Sermann8 oppe, Setretdr.
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Mlio 1,562,796 Girpobner i'm 5riibs
jabr 1894, bas lit cine 3unabme BON
iiber 10000 per Sabr felt 1892, fobab
3peifel mebr bariiber bsiteben fann, oab
Gbicaeo beim gintritt in bas 5wan5isite
Sabrbunbert suansis 9unbetttauieno
ooer stpei Wftlionen ginipObner baben
mirh
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Oas Wahsthum 0hiea9o's.

g8el1' anbere Stabt In Der Belt
bat elm @a6stbum aufsutpeilen, oas
bem Gbicago's nur anndberno slei9=
fommt? 3ablen lpre6en beutli9er ols
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28
6anea nmo oaaermo ttno oie &nrem A. Av
81. JoRobs Gel. -e
0uetfcb,ttt0ett.

ch Bate mir ben Ddun,ett tart
eeauetiht, ftreibt Serrp. 3. Scsles,
Sberlin. Ran., unb nthts bra6te
2tnberuns Der Shmer3en, bts tb ct.
5afpbs Sel antpanote. tpeldeS IN FUR
3er 3eit pptiitdnbise Setlun9 bradbte.
Nemral9ie.
6err Sultus Sbarnaf, 81 8urltns'
Ctr, Gtieasp, Slls., fhretbt: Metne
Trau unb metn @hwie9erpdter lttten
felt Satren an neuralsiiden 9ebmer~
aen, tpurben tebo6 burh bte Mntpen'
buns BON ct. Satobs Sel Yolfanot9
oeteilt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

Sn Maosmortb, Mebina County,
1T am 19. Suni Der gisbdnbler Sobn
6auiaulus pom Blise eri6lasen wor=
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28
enfmttAett.

6err Gbar1es Gberbarb, Warfet>
Strabe, 2aneafer, Ya., fhreibt: SD
lttt In Tclse etnes perrentten6uees bie
berttefen Shmersen. ct. Safcbs Del
ltnterte bic @hmer3en nah Der ertten
Mnwenbuns unb settle mi6 tn furaer
3eit ppnfdnbis.
Nerlekuit9ett.
SD perlebte MIR ben &ufen, fhretbt
6err Gbarles S. 9eslep, @praeufe,
81. g., unb tpar ni6t int Stanbe 3u
ltesen, mubte feds Wphen I'm Stuble
aufre4t fben. ct. Satobs Del betlte
mid baNernb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

Der ,,SaeIide geeabots" IL anertannfermaBen pas
bese an3eieesS9ehtmm fur Gentral'cbta; nerislbe "
ber ben sanseH etaat herbrsitet unh faRst MI asm
esmntassbIatt ,.Gamilten' treanh" unt y ~ pr
0ste, sbv so gts. tef &anat-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
CHEATED LYNCHERs.
Two Colored Men Duly Executed
In Virginia.

Manassas, Va, April 27.-Ben
White and Jim Robinson, colored,
after narrow escapes from death at the
hands of Judge Lynch, were legally
executed here today for an assault on
two white women last January. The
proof of their guilt was conclusive,
and feeling against them was SO bitter,
that in order to save them from mob
violence, the Alexandria Light In
fantry guarded them during the trial,
'and TO and from the Alexandria Jail,
where they have been confined since
their arrest.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01

The Swear old son of Quilla Johnson
of color was out with other boys
wading in Hinkston creek near the de.
pot and got in water over his head land
was drowned Saturday The boys will
him tried to get him on tbut failing ran
for help. When he was taken out he
he was SO far gone that he could moi
be restored. The place where the boy
was drowned had been excavated tC
the depth of five feet.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
MI. STERLING. KENTUCKY, TUESDAY, Nay /, lso4

believe in and swear by the princi
pies of the grand old Democratic
party; am profoundly grateful for
the honors conferred on me, and am
willing to serve out my term of
office with my faith hooked on to
the Democratic ship, which is
bound to land us into fields of
prosperity.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
What a Pity.
The Bluegrass Clipper says:

The Bluegrass Clipper says:
Gas the Congressional race
stands now Breckenridge is un.
doubleday the strongest candidate
in Woodford. We have no desire
to talk for political effect, but tc
state facts; and this is a fact, not.
outstanding reports to the con-
trary sent from the county to daily
papers,"
1t does appear that pure, good
man suitable for Congressional
timber is hard to find.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
Thick As Three in a Bed.

A strange coincident is this: GA
curious domestic trio are now living
together in the Southern part of
Vanceburg. William McCane, an
aged gentleman, married a pretty
widow. A few months after mar
riage the young wife fell in love with
John Simpler, the hired man. Mr.
McCane discovering the mutual infat-
uation, divorced his wife and allowed
her to marry Simpler. They now
live, all three of them, happily togeth-
er. McCane has, it is said, decided
Simpler and his former wife all his
possessions"
We want white corn. Will pay W
per barrel, cash ear or shelled.
40-3t MONARCH MILL Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
Life is Misery

To many people who have the faint of
scrofula in their blood. The agonies
caused by the dreadful running sores
and other manifestations of this disease
are beyond description. There is no
other remedy equal to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for scrofula, salt rheum and
every form of blood disease. 1t is
reasonably sure to benefit al who give
it fair trial.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
CANDIDATES FOR

The County Committee will meet
at 10 o'clock a. M, May "a, to APP
point the officers Of election, and
each candidate is requested to pre-
sent list of his choice for said
officers.
BY order of the Committee:
II. r. FRENCH,
Chairman.
S. S. PRIEST. Sec'y.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
A Card.

Some parties are industriously
circulating the report that the I'M
.dersigned are to be deputies under
William Sledd in case of his cleo
ton as Sheriff of Montgomery
county. Both Of us desire to state
that we have made arrangements
to engage in other business.
A. B. RATLIFF,
j. G. RICHARDSON.
My friends, Messrs. Ratliff and
Richardson have kindly written
the above card to free me from any
semblance of embarrassment that
such a report might be tortured
into.
l have made arrangements
with Mr. James Stockdale to serve
as my deputy when the people of
the county shall select me
for their Sheriff. Should 1 be
honored with the office, / will
spare nothing to serve the people
most faithfully.
Respectfully,
WNr STrDn
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
CONGRESS-.
The Tenth Congressional Dis
trict.

The race for the Democratic
nomination, if not already, will
soon be made up. The candidates
most spoken of are Hon. NJ. G. Lisle,
the present incumbent and Hon.
10 M. Kendall, who succeeded his
father; Mr.. Cardwell, of Breathitt,
and Mr.. Stephens, of Floyd, are,
so we have heard. also candidates
for the nomination. AS to the two
first named gentlemen, we have this
to say: That we should have no
preference based on location or
friendship unless all things are
equal. . The mental fitness for the
place is the first element to be con-
sidered, and experience has taught
us that morality is an element not
to be overlooked.
A successful Congressman then
must be a clean, moral man, intel
ligent, thoroughly posted on politi-
cal principles, and without a lazy
bone in his hide. Those who
know Mr.. Lisle and Mr.. Kendall
can choose the one who would best
representa- this district in Congress,
notwithstanding it may be a diff
cult task. They are good men.
Mr.. Kendall is hustling for
the nomination while Mr.. Lisle
is attending to the duties for
which the people have elected him.
Mr.. Kendall is master Of his own
time. Mr.. Lisle is a servant of the
people and believes to them his
time and labor belongs. Mr. Isle
has the approval of his own con-
science in regard to his work in the
halls of Congress, and we have
not heard one word of censure. He
has seldom failed to answer at roll
call, and his votes have been in ac-
cord with the principles of his
party, and upon this record he asks
the Endorsement of the people
whom he is serving. Concerning
the other gentlemen we know but
little.
We have also heard Judge John
E. Cooper's name mentioned in
connection with the candidacy for
the Democratic nomination, and
knowing him to be a strong man, a
Simon pure Democrat, with cour-
age equal to any emergency, a re-
porter of the ADVOCATE sought and
obtained an interview, which in
substance is as follows:
/ am not a candidate for Con-
gress and will not be. Have many
letters urging me to enter the race,
but have no inclination in that
direction. l consider the many APP
peals high compliment, and no
man appreciates these recognitions
more than l do. / realize that
there is hard fight ahead of the
nominee, and / am, indeed, sorry to
know that these hard times will
drive some fimsy backbone Demo
Gratis to vote against the principles
of our party. l am a Democrat,
not of this kind, and Republican
cyclones, such as we have had, the
results of which we are now feeling,
could not brighten me into the aban-
donment of the principles / hold
and know to be right.But to return;
/ am not a candidate and will not
be, and if the people of the district
should rise up and name me, l tell
you frankly, do not know what
my decision would be. / have
triumphed in hard fought battles;
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01

Hon. Evan f. Settle, candidate for
Congress in opposition TO Breckin-
ridge and Owens in the Seventh Dis
trict, has challenged Colonel Breckin-
ridge for a division of time at Paris,
Monday, May Z, when the Colonel is
slated to address the Democracy of
Bourbon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
Glass in The Flesh for Thirty-five
Years.

The Georgetown Times says
Thirty five years ago Mrs. Milton
Stevenson, while brushing some
broken glass from a table stuck a
piece of it in the palm of her hand
AT intervals since the hand and arm
have given her considerable pain.
Last week she discovered a pimple on
the inside of her arm near the elbow
and on opening il extracted a piece
of glass, which for the past thirty five
years had been working its way up
into the arm,