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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-09
Wit fiinf3ebn Sabren Stuet
GhemGttner.

Sie Is Sabre alte sstalienerin &oie
Susca Wlorrpw tpurbe in pateriun, N.
S., ,pesen Soppelebe gum YroseHe fei1=
gebalten. Sie fob Dor WtDnaten nit
2ouis Mlorrow bon 8rooflpn nod Zee
mari unb beiratbete ben Mann trob oes
Ginipruds hires 8aters. 2ebterer
pollte, oaB bic So1ter Den pasquale
Dolore beiratbe, Dem er 8elb iAuloig
1T. uno bewog Die 9oAter, als er tie in
ylepart aufiu6te, nit Oolore nad Der
Yant su seben, um @elo su sieben. oas
Dolore ibr i1enten ipolle. Statt bei=
len bradte 9olore bic iunse Grau gu
einem Grieoensri1ter un0 lieb iih nit
berielben trauen, obne bab. bic 5rau
bon Der Bebeutuns oes 8or9an9s cine
Mbnung bate. &oie erfubr erlt nah
Der 3rauung, mas iie getban unb tebr=
te, iobalo iie @elesenbeit bate, su
Morrotp Suriid. Qlls ibr 0ater unb
Solore laben, bab Moie nidts bon bem
stpeiten gbemann ipiKen tpollte, lieBen
iie bas paar ipesen un9eiebliden 3u=
iammenlebens perbaften. Sept fellte
lih beraus. bab Noie nit Wiorrotp berz
beiratbet mar, unb bic 0rau tpiro ii6
ipegen Bigamie gu berant,pOrten boben.
Wan wirO aber aud gegen ihren Iatcr
unb SolDre Dor9eben.
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GeltnmprO.

9lm samfas Nadmittae bat gliiba
Wbite in Wibpale GelbitmDro besans
gen, inbem ct lid in elmer Sommertii=
DIE erbdnste. gDbite iuar 81 Sabre alt
uno lit ieit einisen Woden an einem
&arbunfel, Der ibm erobe Gdmersen
peruriabte. 9lm Samltae Wsittas
idien er nod 9uten W9utbes, fpdter
aber nabmen Die Shmeraen tpieber gu
uno er ididte feline Grau gu elmer Nad=
barin, Inn gu ieben, oh bic ettpas piibte,
feline S1meraen su linoern. Ils iie
auriiffam, mar Wbite nidt mebr in
ieinem 3immer uno nod ldnserem Su=
den fano iie i'm enolib am Waidieil
e.bdnst. Ser Coroner erfldrte, Wbite
babe in einem NnfaQ BON tempordrem
Mabnllnn Selbitmorb besansen. Ders
ielbe biHterldbt cine Mittme uno fed5
Rinber, brei S6bne unb brei S0dter.
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Mngebli@er StraBenraub.

Gin iunger Wann, 9tamens gilbert
Sbumafer, Der in Noams Sownibtp,
@oiboctnn Co., ,ppbnt. pill folsenoe
idredlide 8duberseididte erlebt baben:
9lm oprlebten Spnntag nabm er in
Golbocton in einsm 2eibltal elm Subr=
merf, um cine iun9e 9ame i'm Wal=
bombing Sbale 81 beluhen. 9luf Der
anoeren Seite BON Warian lab er elm
Yueep quer iiber Der Strabe ltebeno,
mel6es ben Our6gans periperrte. gu
aleider 3eit tamen ibm orei masfirts
Otanner ent9eaen, BON tpel6en smei
lein 8eipann feitbielten, tpdbren0 Der
brittle ibm einen &epOlper entseeen bielt
uno ibm befabl, an5ubalten uno aualeid
einen S6uB in beoentliher gtabe Dor
ieinem GDpf abfeuerte. Gin slpeiter
SduB traf Shumater in ben linten
Oberihentel, morauf Der iunse Wann
BON einem Der StraBenrduber fefgebal=
ten ipuroe, pdbreno oerlenige, Der ee=
lAolen bate, linn $40 in @elo uno
cine soloene llbr aus ben SaI9en
nabm.
60 ersdblt, na6 elmer Golbocton
3.ituns, Der jun9e Wann. Der aud
bier betannt 1T, oa er eini9e Sage i'm
Bottom Sleioerfore ausgebolfen bat.
Won ben &dubern bat man nod teint
Spur uno es sibt 2eute, Die glauben,
oab man ME cine Spur oerielben finoer
tpirb. -
Sbumater ioa, 10 miro uns beridtet,
am Sage pOr oem lleberfall eine I'm.
falluerli6erung berausgenommen ba:
ben, 10 baB er nun i'm Stanbe 1T, iein,
Wunoe nit Mube su pfesen uno oi,
&urfolten 81 besablen, iobaio - bi
Verli6erun9 besablt ipiro.
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Ser &oblenitreif.

llnier 8eridt in einem She'll unlerer
leBten Muflase, Der Gublenitreit lei bei=
gele9t, mar leioer perfriibt. gBir bats
ten geieben, oaB Der Musitanb in pitts=
burg bei9elest mar uno slaubten oaber
um 10 eber annebmen 81 t0nnen, bic
Sad)e lei ribtig, als uns Elm 4oblen=
srdber melOete, Der Streit lei beiseleet.
2eioer bat iid Die Nadridt niht beitd=
ti9t uno in pife Stun, Miobale uno
8arnbill bausrt Der Streit INNER nod
fort uno Iino nod feline Nusii9ten auf
geilegung oeflelben borbanoen. Oie
Goblenerdber uno ibre 6amilien leioen
srOBe NOtb unb beoiirfen orin9eno
9iilfe bon @eiten milotbdtiger Men=
i1en.
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SG,ucre Yriifmttg.

Soma Gitp. Sa., 4. Seq. Sn ent=
iebIi6er gBeiIe lit cine boAseahtete
oeutide Samilie. Die bes Srn. @briiti=
an 8anlo6er. in ben lebten Wo6en
pom Shifial heimseiu6t poroen.
Snnerbalb sebu Saaen perlor bieielbe
ni6t meni9er als bier, nod furs porber
bliibenbe Ginoer, uno suleBt mubte oas
bsoauernswertbe @bepaar ben dlteiten
Sobn, ben 10 Sabre alten Sarrp in's
Grab ienfen. 9erielbe fiel einem 0ers@
iblaee gum Cpfer. @r mar elm Mit.
9lieb Der bieligen oeuti6en 8ereine uno
ieines 0aters redte 9anb i'm 8eiddft.
8on Der 8epDlterung tperoen Der So
Mile allsemeine Setueiie berslider
Sbeilnabme an ibrem furdtbaren 8er=
lult oargebraht.
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0enDrtett.

Mm 23. Nopember in Der Ndbe BON
Barnbill Mleranber bartholomew, 66
Sabre aft. Ser gerltorbene binterldBt
cine Wittipe unb s Sinoer, Die II, ibm
einen treueri @atteit uno guten 8ater
perlieren.
glm 20. glpp. in Yolipar 6elir Sab.
i'm Mlter bon 81 syabren. Ser 9eritpr=
bene bate ben Grlea mitgemaht unb
binterldBt cine 9Dittne uno z Ginber.
YIN 2. Desember in ubri6spille
.Grau 9lloina Douna, 9eb. @arnaban,
i'm Ilter BON 66 Sabren. Sic binter=
ldht spei berbeiratbete S6hter, Srau
Nate Strrid in nbridsoile unb Srau
9arrp @ipler in Walpern.
9lm 4. 9eaember in Der 9fd6e bon
Canal 9ooer auf benz 9iabe ibres dlte=
ten Sobnes, Mittipe YieiHer. IS Sabre
alt. Sic 0erIforbene. Wlutter BON
prof. Gfeiffer in Canal Duper, mar
aus Nailau gebii,tia uno fam fbon in
jun9en sSabren nab ben Ser. Staaten
uno bat ieitber INNER 1T Doper Solpn=
| Ibip gemohnt. sic mar ME franf, bis
einige Woden Dor ibrem Sooe. Sbr
Mann itarb por ca. IL Sabren, auh
Elm Sobn lit ibr i'm Sooe poransesan=
| gen uno brei SDbne lino nod am 2e=
ben. 9ie 2eihe muroe auf Dem 8al=
iter Grieoboi, orei Meilen n0rolih bon
Canal Sober, begraben, no au6 Die
2eiden ibres Gatten uno Sobnes bei=
gelebt ipuroen.
9lm 6. Seselnbtr in Seem Ybilabel=
pbia @ultap Waurer, ein 6nabe Wm.
Maurers, an 9erSrbeumatismus. Ser
Gnabe NOR 5 Sabre, 5 Wonate uno 18
SAGE alt.
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g{,em @ptt Elm Nmt oibt. heist es.

Wem Soft elm gtmt gibt, beiBt es,
bem aibt er aub 8erfanb. Gpllten
fi1 pielleiht besbalb 10 piele, Die telnen
@eritanb baben. um Nemter beperben 2
Nidt peniser als Is Subren init
G1s belaoen murben am Montag bie-
ber oebraht uno in Dem Geller bon
s. s. Gerber & So. ausselaben.
- Sin prpfenor min elm 0eilmittel
fir 9ipbteritis aefunoen baben, oas
- Yaranitrpprtbotb olldure
beibt. - gSir sipeifeln burdaus ni1t
oaran, bab Berionen. tuelbe bas Wort
mt 2sidtiefeit ausipreden, bon allen
2lngenieioen frei iino.
Sn lbridsbille orangen am
Sonntas 9lbeno Diebe ourd elm 0inter=
fenlter in Die Wohnune bon 5rdulein
Slande Sobniun, nuroen jeooh per=
Iheubt, ba 6rl. SobniDn friiber auriid
tebrte, als lie ertpartet batten.
= Das tbeuerlte probutt ber Welt
linb - SolStoblenfaoen, Die als 2eu6t-
iaiern fiir elettriibes @lihlidt Oertpen=
bet perbsn. sic toiten $4,000 per
Yfuno, aber es scben bapon auh II
Mi0ionen auf Elm pfuno uno ibre @e=
iammtldnse miiroe 1877 Yteilen betra=
gen.
- gDir fonnen unb mollen Gu1 Elm
Mpnument better Qualitdt billi9er per=
taufen als irseno eine perantmortlide
6irma i'm Staate Sbio.
Better & 2ptle.
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Cute 0eIe9enbeit, eine fd)0nc
6eimatl1 Az ertu erte,t.

Cine sSarm bon SO Nfer, Il Mei=
len Dftli9 bon Stem philadelphia, lit
unter aiinftisen 8ebinaunsen biais gu
ertperben. Sic Garm ei9net iib bOr-
3iislib sur Obf= uno 8eerenaudt uno
linb 6 older nit suten 6imbeeren be-
itelt auf berielben iit Elm sutes 9aus,
por3iiglides Maiier, cine CUTE Roblen-
mine nit neuer Wase, bic iofort in
Betrieb gelebt tperben tann. Wollt
Jbr cine fdDne Seimatb, 10 fommt unb
1ebt. 6. 8. Grimes,
Office iiber Der Raloenbau9b 8anf.
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Gtrijttaas 0cSOenf.

6. &. Yarmelee, Der Sdubbdnoler,
tpirb mdbreno bes Monats Sesember
jeber perion. Die iiber einen Sollar
mertb Sdube bei ibm fault, Elm Biuno
semifdte 3uderuaaren (Ganop) aeben,
um hen Gnaben uno Mdbhen eine
6renbe gu MAIDEN.
Sept 1T bic 3eit fir 6ilsitiefel mno
bod seidnittene 8ummi : ueberi4ube,
Die mir fiir $l.35 pertaufen, bellere
fir $l.75. $500 unb $3.50.
9ebenft, oaB es seraoe 10 biele Qua.
litdten 6ilsitiefel aibt, mie 2eoeritietel.
g. @. Yarmelee, Der Sdubbdno:
ler, 116 Sf=9oditrabe. Nep Ybilabel'
pbia, Gbio.
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Wartant ,uobnt SIR tiGt i'm
eiaenen 6aufe :?

@pre6t in Der Blaming MilI bon
Sobn Nd9elp unb Sobn an 6ront
StraBe por unb Sbr tperbet finben,
oaB es eben 10 lei1t 1T, i'm eigenen
9oaie su tpobnen, als Wiietbe gu beaab=
len. Sieielben bauen gud eesen cine
lei6te Nnsablung nnb 81 aiinftisen ge=
oinsunsen Elm Saus uno bere1nen nu,
ndBige 3inien fur bas anseleste 2api.
tai.
Warum Mietbe be5ablen, tpenn Sbr
nit Dem ndmli9en @eloe nod unb na1
ein 0aus ertperben fDnnt +?
Wiini4t Shr gu6 nit leidter Mhbe
elm eisenes 9eim su ertperben. 10 iekt
Sud- nit NdgelD unb Sobn in Ser.
binoung. If
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Gecurfiot ttad1 GIepelano attt
Is. GeaeMber.

9lm Is. DECEMBER miro cine billige
grcurIion iiber Die glepelano, 2orain
& Wbeeline @iienbabn nod @lepelano
perannaltet. Ypn allen Statipnen S,pi=
I1en ubribspille, 9tew Ybilabelphia,
Canal 9ober uno Yerea tperben billiee
greurlionstifets ausseaeben. 9in al=
len Difentli6en pldben finoet man bic
bette unterbaltuns. Sir ndbere Nus=
tunft penoe man iih on Die Sifet=
Neenten Der 8abn ooer an s. %. Yut=
Ter, @ei6aftsleiter Der greurlionen in
Glepelano, 8.
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SpesieIler Wnsperfauf.

Nm 6reitag, Samitas uno Wontaa,
H.. IL. uno IA. Sesember, werbe ib
i6Dne 9amenihube aller Nrt, nit en=
gen uno peiten Yori6uben, nit ooer
obne S6ubipiben, BON neuem Ooer al=
tenn Stpl, Sano aeorebt, McSep ee=
ndbte uno aeidumte, mirtlider Wertf
bon $500 bis $3.50, GrDben d unn
8, fir ben ME seb6rten preis bon
$1.19 oas gaar berfaufen. ollie an=
oeren Maaren um einen 9rittel biaige,
als ionitpp.
s. S. Nrnolo, Canal OOber, 3.
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@erid)tSberb rbamDIi Iitn9ett.

Oils grIob fir feblenoe @efdmorne
tuuroen fpl9enoe 8iir9er Sum GeIbmDrz
nenotenite einberuIen:
Qenrp S. Clint ... 2aprence Sp.
Senrp 2liher. ..... Waibinaton -
Wm. Wc2ean ..... .8oiben !
sSobn 6. 2pllar. i. -. Gairfielo
@ep. %. @pllbp. .6oihen )
GirfmDpo Nrnplo. 8plben
M. Wl. Deib. @ugarereef
9lmanba Galoenbadb geeen Maoifon
Galteel. Ser Gldgerin tpurOeu $l628.=
so sueeIprohen.
s. 8lof & So. ge3en 6. 8. 9um=
ridbouie. Der glnsetlagte mar niht
eri6ienen uno ipurbe sur Beaablun9
BON $l80.38 uno Soften Derurtbeilt
2isSie Maurer gegen Die 8ermania
Sniuranee 60. Ser Gldserin muroen
5000 sugeipro6en.
YeiIie &. Craig 9e9en Die @. & &c.
Gilenbabn. Die @eidtpornen 9aben
Elm 0erbitt fir Die Giienbabn.
g. 9B. glnoreas ge9en Wargaret Ut.
O'Omnel, Seltaments Nollfrederin.
Sem Gldser wuroen 5000 su9eipro=
1en.
9lnn Delone sesen gli5abetb Smith
IL. q. Dem Gld9er murbe elm freier
3itel au9eiproden.
6attie Siptpn gegen Billiam Sip=
ton. geiseleat uno Soften beSablt.
sSohn Spren3 gesen Sobn Winfler.
geieelest unb Soften besublt.
Sbio aegen glmer (Starchy)
Smith, Der ieiner 3eit aug oem
bieIisen @efdnanib aussebrohen 1T.
Serielbe betannte lih bes Ginbruds
i0ulois llno muroe gu 5ebn Sabreu
3udtbaus perurtbeilt.
Sbio sesen Wm. McGinlep. Se,
Wnoeflagte betannte 1i1 i6ulbi9, elmer
anoern Wtann tbdtli9 mibbanoelt 81
baben. st tpuroe 81 elmer guBe Dor
$1,000 unb Soften berurtbeilt, uni
bat i'm @efdngnib 81 uerbleiben, BIZ
Der Setrag besablt 1T.
| Sbip gesen Grant Bidders. Die 8e
lbmornen fanoen 8iders auf Die Slag
iusgen Notbsuht i6uloia.
Spiepb 9. Sptle sesen Sames 9t
Orr. gerfauf beftdti9t.
9lulo & @onser ge9en Bancroft &
Sanfs. 0ie 9lngetlagten naren nib
eribienen unO Duroen CUR Sesablun!
BON 499.84 uno Soften perrrtbeilt.
Ohio geeen Samuel Sennes. Se
Nneetlaete miro wesen Streit Uni
| Sdldeerei 81 elmer Yube bon SIS UNI
Soften perllrtbeilt.
Sie 6ale BON ,yas. s. &osers 9e9el
Sobn 8. Sarnhia uno Sobn Naegel
& Spbu gegen Gbriltian Su9ler, oi
auf ben 80. Nopember anseiebt waren
muroen we0en Der &ranfbeit oes gouo
faten u. s. 9teelD berIhoben.
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4rieftMe.

Sir Die am 5. 9e3ember enbenbe
Wo6e blieben folsenbe ni6t retlamirte
griefe auf Der bieiisen pofoffiee
ylliee gafer.
Sopbia 9obemann.
Steren 9oaano.
8ottfrieo 9anni.
Saeob Oobler.
Marp &eiB.
Sobn 3. &enneder.
6. 6. Miller.
S. W. Smith.
g. .. Melib.
81. Coleman.
Dan. DpB, q. M..
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8m6lettS Mrntfa GaIbe.

Die bette Galbe in Der Melt fir
Sdnittpunben, @efdpiire, Salaflub,
Iiebertpunben, MusiNas, aufseiprun-
gene Sdnbe, Groitbeulen, 9ubneraugen
uno ale 9autausidldse, fOtuie fe be-
ifimmt 0dmorrboiben beilt. Sic spirb
sarantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit gu gee
ben, ober bas @elb tpirb 3uriidseseben.
preis Is Gents per 56ahtel bel s. 6.
Miller & GDbn.
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Grcmrtion t,ad) GIepelamo.

9ienitae, Is. December, on 3ug
SO. 2. Sir ndbere Musfunft nno 9i=
diets menbe man lih an S. %. Me=
Combs, Meent Der Is. s. q W. giiens
bahn in Netp pbilabelpbia. Ser gr-
euriions3ug berldBt Ner pbilaoelpbia
Mor9ens UNI 5.l8 llbr.
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= Sommt unb iebt uniere Musmabl
Der beIten Mrbeiten, Die jemals in elmer
Werfitatt aufsefellt tparen, gu Guren
eigenen preiien uno einen sroBen Nor=
ratb Sur Mustpabl bel
Setter & QntIe.
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- &auft fein Monument na1 elnem
&atalog. GOmmt nod Der Merfitatt,
iebt mas Sbr uollt unb ipart gelb ba.
bel, oenn bieielben tperben 9e9enpdrtig
5illiser perfauft als ie 3upor Bel
Better & XntIe.
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Wcmer GatrpIan attf Der Yetttts
iDIbattia Babtt.

Geit Gonntae, Is. Nop.. 1T auf Der
s. q 3. giienbabn Elm neuer Gabrplan
in Rraft. Bic paiagier3iise berlalien
yem pbilabelpbia MOrsens 7.45 uno
Nadmittass 2.4O unb fommen an
8ormittags lilo unb Nadmittags
6.55.
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oetrattSb esptNtaastaet.

gbos. g. 0Dtes gnnie M. 9tobertion.
2emis 8. 2abr = Martba s. Wallif.
Clement 9. WcGlusfep = Settle 8.
5orbes.
gilbert 6. Drills = Minnie Warner.
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Nollmahten nod allen Sbeilen
DeutI1lanbs unb Der 5Aneia tperben
in bieier Office beiorgt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-07-28
Blaine and SILVER.

The following extract from speech
delivered by the late Jas. g. Blaine
in the Senate in 1880 may be of inter-
est to some of our Republican friends
who were accustomed to swear by
their distinguished party leader in
other days:
81 believe the struggle now going
on in this country and other countries
for a single gold standard would, if
successful, produce widespread disas-
ter in aud throughout the commercial
world. The destruction of silver as
money and establishing gold as the
sole unit of value must have ruin
Gus effect on all forms OF property ex-
cept those investments which yield q
fixed return in money. Those would
be enormously enhanced in value, and
would gain disproportionate and
unfair advantage over every other
species of property"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-07-28
Tobacco Prospects.

Glover & Durrett, of Louisville,
write us as follows in reference TO the
tobacco prospects. We publish the
letter tina, the tobacco raiseFs may get
what out OF il they can:
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July %. '96.
"Tho offerings on our market have
been large again this week and there
is no especial change to- report in the
condition of the market for hurley to-
bacco. The sales of the week have
included some fine leaf, the prices for
the best of which reached $40 per
hundred.
About the usual per centage ofdark
tobacco appeared on the market dur
ing the week, and very satisfactory
sales were made of The better grades
OF leaf and for good, heavy bodied
lugs, but the market showed no symp.
toms whatever for the medium and
non-descript grades of leaf; the prices
for snch remaining extremely low.
While there has been no.recent mat
erial change in values on our market
either for hurley or dark kinds, yet
the outlook for the growing crop is
certainly very much less promising
than it was few weeks ago.
The recent excessive rains have
completely destroyed considerable
part of the crop in those counties
where the tobacco is grown on low
lands or adjacent to streams. Gin the
dark producing sections, especially in
that territory where the Green River
filters are produced, the destruction
of the crop has been material. How
far this loss may be made up by the
larger yield perl acre than usual, of
course remains vet to be determined.
In the hurley locality the growth is
exceedingly large for the time of year
and certainly promises to be coarse
and rough with unusual chances for
damage by house burn, as the crop
will be housed at much earlier date
than usual.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-07-28

The Populist Convention, it IS
true, nominated Mr.. Bryan and
Mr.. Watson for President and
Vice-President. But before this
action was taken Mr.. Bryan and
Mr.. Sewall had been nominated for
the same offices by the Democratic
party. Mr. Bryan with Mr.. Sewall
as his running mate, accepted the
nomination at the hands Of the
great Democratic party, and was
placed upon ii platform that he ac-
cepted and endorses. Nor does
Mr.. Bryan stand any more squarely
upon the platform, nor is he any
more a nominee Of that Convention
than is Mr.. Sewall. Both are good
men and good Democrats and were
fairly and honorably nominated by
their party and have the right to
demand OF their party its hearty
and loyal support. While this is
true, neither the one nor the other
Of them has the right to do any
thing that shall discredit him with
his party. Mr.. Bryan has far too
much mother wit, to say nothing
Of his sense of right, to do any
thing that will even look like a
discredIting Of the man on the
ticket with him. Some Of the
boiling Democratic papers want to
make the impression that Mr..
Bryan will be party to an effort
to substitute Watson for Scwall on
the ticket. If there was no princi-
pie involved in such an act it
would be "A piece of the shcerest
folly for him to throw up the Dem
,ocratic nomination in order to ac-
cept that of the Populists, and
whatever else they may charge
against Mr.. Bryan, they have not
yet gone far enough to call him a
fool. OF course he and Mr.. Sewall
would like to have all the votes
they can houorably and honestly
secure, but for Mr.. Bryan to buy
the vote Of the Populists by the
sacrifice of Sewall would be paying
too high "A price for them.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-07-28
ice Cream Now Made in a Minute

/ have an Ice Cream Freezer that
will freeze cream perfectly in one
minute, as it is such a wonder a
crowd will always be around, so any
one can make from five TO six dollars
a day selling cream, and from ten TO
twenty dollars day selling freezers,
as people will always buy an article
when it is demonstrated that they can
make money by so doing. The cream
is frozen instantly and is free from
Jumps. / have done so well myself
and have friends succeeding so well
that feltit my duty 10 let others
know of the opportunity, as feel
confident that any person in any To-
cality can make money, as any person
can sell cream and the Freezer sells
itself. j. f. Casey 81 Co., l143 St.
Charles ST., st. Louis, NO., will mail
you complete instructions and will
employ you on a salary if you can
give them your whole time.
VIM. Nc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-07-28
County Clerk.

l most certainly do not wish to
worry the voters of Montgomery
county so early, but there are one or
two other men telling the voters of
the county that they are going to
make the race for County Clerk of
Montgomery county, and not wishing
any of my friends to pledge them
selves to others without knowing that
/ am going to run, deem it advisa-
BILE now to announce to them that /
am a candidate for next County
Clerk of Montgomery COUNTY, subject
to the action of the Democratic party.
i will be thankful for the support OF
all Democrats, and hope to receive the
same. Very truly,
THos. d. JONES
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-07-28
Blasts From the Rams Horn.

To be without faults is to be with
out friends.
The joy that isn't shared with an
other dies young.
No man loves God with all his heart
who loves to tell bad news.
Nothing can convince lazy man
that he is not the victim of bad luck
No matter who has the floor self
conceit will always find way to
speak.
The man who shrinks from self-de-
NAL pushes the cup of happiness away
from his lips.
The sin which looks so little here
when met at the judgment will have
become giant.
The man who does not love his
neighbor as himself still throws ba-
mana skins on the side walk.
1t is hard on the Lords sheep when
the sole aim of the Shepherd is to
feed the giraffes in his flock.
1t will be found when we get to
HEAVIER, that every stone thrown at a
good man has become jewel in his
crown.
Giving should never be done with
the thought that heaven can be
bought, but with longing desire to
give God the whole earth.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-07-28
Effect of Use.


Mr.. James Payn, In his "Gleams
of Memory" gives bit of personal
experience illustrative of the truism
that "use almost can change the
stamp of nature.
During the 35 years he has served
as editor. reader and writer of sto-
ries and novels the question has often
been put to him, "How do you man
age when you are i'll OF out of spirits
to write in the same Enthusiastically
cheerful strain as usual?" MIR.
Payn answers:
II have often wondered myself,
but without consciousness of the
difficulty thus suggested. In times
of trouble Of many kinds, of severe
physical ailments, of domestic be-
reavement. and even with death un-
der the very roof, my pen, when /
found myself at my desk, has turned
to ordinary matters with perfect
facility and treated them in its habit
ual airy manner.
1T may not be good manner
Mr.. Payn's forte is humor-but it
has become my own, and misery
itself has no power to make it sad.
I write these very lines in the aoutest
pain from rheumatic govt in my
gnarled fingers. youths Compan-
ion
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-07-28

Rev. f. V. Spicer, of Louisville,
is conducting most successful
meeting at Somerset Christian
Church in this county. Up to
Sunday night there had been 81
additions as a result Of the SER
vices. Many Of those who have
made the confession are young
men from % to 25 years of age.
Mr.. Spicer is doing some splendid
preaching and the large audience
room is inadequate to seat the
crowds that come out at every SER
vice to hear him.