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Spexcex Cooper Publisher

FO UEOTEXANT GOYERNOE

MttlOF WEST LIBERTY

ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce Hon RX Piaratt sf Zzel Morgan county as ar ia1r fr the State Senate from this theTkkty fesrth District subject to action ofb 3aeratic party

WANTED Apracticalprinter or live traveling manto purchase a naif interest inTheHerald office The rightman with a few hundred dol ¬

lars cash can secure an open¬

ing that will help him to a for¬

tune Eastern Kentucky isnow on the boom and Hazelxreen will be one of the first

--Jowns to feel it AddressSpencer Coopeb

J90or friends of the Press will consc a favor hy mating a note of above

The election of Col L THazelrigg to the office of Lieu¬

tenant Governor will greatlyenhance our chances for rail-roads

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and a speedy develop-ment- Wevere for him forGovernor because webelievedhe possessed more ability thanany man named We stillthink so but he declined torun and fate marked him forsecond place Our ardor inhis behalf has in no wise cool-ed

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--and we shall labor to makehim presiding officer of thenext State Senate conscien-tiously

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believing him to beihe best man for the positionyet offered We have there-fore

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planted his name at thehead of our columns in veryplain type and expect to keepit there until he is installedIn the office

The West Liberty Gem isnow edited and published byMr A It Barnes Col Haxelrigg having entered uponan active canvass for the Lieutenant Governorship has notime to devote to his paper

UHIS NAME IS HAZELRIGG

tke Orr Shall bo Harelrlsgr andr Kelp for Eastern Kentucky

Our esteemed cotemporary the MtSterling Gazette very truthfully says

Tie Uestenant Governor can aid verymaterially in building a railroad throughButsin Kentucky or destroy our prosyccta entirely He appoints the commitIm m the Senate to which all matterspertaiaisg to railroads are referred andia this committee room the fate of arailroad charter in a great measure is decided It is therefore important that anarterpriring liberal man should be elect

em lieatenant Governor People of thejBoantains see to it that a man favoraWe to jour interests and advancement iseaoeea Lay aside every other considaeatkm and Tote for the man who willkela yoa te develop your resources andpl yoa in bettering your conditionOwrtiaainj in the same strain it mightiava added And his name is John THealriggr No other man in EasternCeataekjii wo linked by love for this3ed a he and a presiding officer of the

Se a would watch our interestwitk am eagle eye Every county east ofLexftoa ihould end a delegation toia Democratic Convention instructed to

ote for Hazelrigg until the stars fallfrees tae firmament if need be Fay--ett-e

and her sister counties should dolikewise because they can never hope toattain true greatneaa until the mountainsate developed Then when he is nom ¬

inated a be certainly will be all votersSrreeyoctiTe of party fehould go to the3B ilrwith the battle cry Hazelrigg andkelp for Eastern Kentucky

Prgan County DemocratParsmaat to call the Democracy of

Jforgaa county met at the court housess West Liberty on Saturdav MarchIf 1887 for the purpose of appointingxieJegatee te ike District Convention tofee keld at Campton on April 1st 1887ie sejaiaate a candidate to represent theMek Senatorial District in the next Gcneeel jUseebJy of Kentucky and to giveexp rearing ae to the choice of the Dem

egr et Jfrgaa county for a candiahie t repreeeat that Legislative DisiAtirm the eit House of Bepresenta

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tires of Kentucky and to appoint dele ¬

gates to Legislative Convention shouldooe be called W W Cox Wa3 chosense chairman and T J Henry secretaryResolutions endorsing the time andplace of iolding the Senatorial Conven-tion

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jand recommending Hon R M Pieratt of Ezel Morgan county as theirchoice and pledging him their supportwere adopted A large number of lead¬

ing Democrats were appointed as dele¬

gatesThe same convention commended W

M Kendall for Representative and alsopledged the support of the Democrataof Morgan county

THEffEWSKENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE

Colr AW Hamilton of Montgomeryha declined to make the race for Lieutena-

nt-Governor

The prospect for good wheat indfruit crops in the west end of Boyle coun-ty

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is said to be excellentMore thaifone half of last years to-

bacco¬

crop in Gallatin county is still inthe hands of the farmers

The Louisville Times reports heavysales of tobacco in that market last weekbut without advance in prices

Diphteria and measles in their mo3tviolent form have been raging at Au-gusta

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Ky for several weeks and manynew cases are reported

Kaelin the Louisville wife-murder- er

condemned to be hung on his firsttrial was on his second given a life sen-tence

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in the penitentiaryThe Advocate says that a Danville

man has invested in 8000 acres of land inBreathitt countv on which he has beenoffered a profit of 12000

Three mothers of Ballard countygave birth recently to eight babies in oneweek all of whom are alive and healthyTwo had triplets and the other twins

Jeff Bowling who was sentenced tobe hanged March 25th at Columbus Ohas been respited until the 24th of JuneThis is the fourth time he has been re-spited

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Nearly one hundred negroes fromAlbemarle Va took the boat at Ashlandthe other day for the vicinity of Newportwhere they will be employed on theMaysville Big Sandy Bailroad

Aunt Fannie Adams an aged ladyliving on Licking had the misfortune tofall from a chair a few days ago and dis-located

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her left shoulder She is doingas well as could bo expected West Lib¬

erty GemKentucky is waking from her lethar-

gic¬

sleep and stirring in every sectionFrom nearly every county in the Statecome reports of new enterprises rail-roads

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factories and land investmentsAshland Republican

An enterprising gentleman of thiscity backed by Eastern capital will be-fore

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a great wnile start here a large can ¬

ning estalishment which will turn outannually over two million cans of cornand tomatoes Lexington Press

Crowds of people are going daily tosee the midget girl baby that has beenborn to the wife of Joseph Ockermannear this city It is seven days oldweighs only twenty four ounces with ahead not as large as a hen egg Thechild is an indigo blue and is coveredwith short black hair from head to foot

Carlisle MercurjThe Court of Appeals has recently

rendered a decision of local interest inregard to the trial of all misdemeanoroflenses by town authorities The Courtdecided that the trial and conviction ofany party violating any town ordinancewas not a bar to his indictment and pun-ishment

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by the Circuit Court That Wherea person violated both the town law andthe State law he was guilty of two offen-ses

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and could be punished for bothFranklin Favorite

MagofTln DemocracyAt a Democratic meeting held in the

Court house in Sayersville on the 19thof March 1887 for the purpose of ap-

pointing¬

delegates to attend the Senato-rial

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Covention to be held at Campton onthe 1st of April The object of themeeting being explained D D Sublettwas selected as chairman and J W Pow-er

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secretary The following resolutionswere offered and unanimously adopted

Eesolved That the delegates hereinaf-ter

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appointed to attend the Campton con-vention

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on the 1st of April next be andthey are hereby instructed to ca9t thevote of Magoffin county for Hon E MPieratt and that Augustus Arnett JohnFranklin Lark Howard B W HigginsH CHoward Geo B Gardner A HHoward D D Sublett John M Powerana an omcr good democrats who mayattend said convention are hereby ap-pointed

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delegates to said conventionEesolved That having the most im-

plicit¬

confidence in the integritv abilityand Democracy of John T Hazelriggof Morgan county we recommend himto the Democracy of the State as aman every way worthy and deserving toreceive the nomination for the office ofLieutenant Governor and we ask for hima fair consideration at the hands of theDemocracy of the State

Eesolved That in the death of HonJoseph Gardner we have lost a true andtried leader the State a noble son societyone of itsbrightest ornaments His pub-lic

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and private life was pure and spotlessWe deeply feel our irreparable loss inhis death

Eesolved That we will support formember of the House of Eepresentativesin the next General Assembly any per-son

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that the Democracy of 3Iorgan coun-ty

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will endorse and present to the Legislative district and tliat W Jtt Kendallwill be acceptable to us

Eesolved That the We3t Liberty GemSentinel Democrat and Hazel GbeenHeratd be and they are requestedt topublish the proceedings of this meeting

D D Sublett Chairman

A Colored Kontucklan HonoredCalvin H L Taylor who was recently

appointed Dy rresiaent Cleveland as min-ister

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to Libera and who now resides atWyandotte Kansas was born and rearednear Hartford Ohio county Ky andlived there untl after he reached manhoodHe taught a colored school in Owensboroseveral years ago and also essaved preach-ing

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He took up the study of the lawalone while still in Kentucky and finallywent to Kansas where he was admittedto the bar He received the appointmentas Assistant Prosecuting Attorney of Wy¬

andotte tunty and took a prominentpart in county and State politcs Twoyears ago he joined the Democratic partyand stumped the State for the nomineefor Governor He is said to be a man ofcommanding appearance and an entranc-ing

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orator He has made a wonderful suc-cess

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in his adopted State and was sup¬

ported by the Kansas Democrata for hisposition Louisville Commercial

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Hon James H Mulligan j Better Watch HimQf Lexington has servecLhis people sev- - j Will Hamiltons declination to become

eral terms in the Legislature and is to bei a candidate for Lieutenant Governorreturned next winter He is one of the means that Hazelrigg ia coming downablest and most brilliant young men in from the mountains like a ring tailedthe State As a speaker he hud few equals rnariny lion seeking whom he mav de--a 1 cin the last General Assembly and no supenor Me is both witty and eloquentHe is an extemporaneous speaker of a su-perior

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order and upon one occasion lastwinter the announcement in the houseof the death of a former member andpersonal friend of his Judge Mulliganmade one of the most eloquent and pa-thetic

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speeches we ever listened to Sev-eral

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times he had to pause because ofchoking with emotion which only servedto heighten theeflectof theepeech Feel-ing

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every word he uttered which cameup from his very heart his eloquencetouched every one in the house and lob¬

bies and many a sympathetic tear trick-led

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down the cheeks of men who had neverknown Asa Clarke whom he eulogizedAgain upon the attempt in the house torepeal the act creating the State Boardof Equalization Judge Mulligan advo-cated

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the bill for its repeal in a speechwhich for ridicule wit and humor wasthe equal of Proctor Knotts great Duluthspeech For an hour he kept the housein a continual roar as he wittily describedthe Board at work its actions and finallyits resolution upon adjournment whicheulogized each other its Door keepers itsSecretaries and even its Pages one of theresolutions congratulating the ma andthe pa of one of the young pages onhaving such a bright and interesting lit-tle

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boy Ho ridiculed the workings ofthe law in a way that killed it as dead asa door nail in the house The memberslaughed until they cried and more thanone side ached It was a speech whichshould have been heard to be thoroughlyappreciated but if a publication of it noweven could be had it would make JimMulligan famous It is to be regrettedthat the house had no stenographer totake the speech down It was an extem-poraneous

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effort to a certain extent butof course the subject had been thoroughlystudied by the speaker and it would bedifficult for him to reproduce it especially after the length of time since its deliv-ery

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In repartee Judge Mulligan had noequal in either House His quick witcaused many a mans discomfiture andvery particularly the senior member fromWarren who had a way of walking into

where ange1 would have hesitatedong before venturing We are glad to

know Judge Mulligan goes back againHe is in addition to being a witty andeloquent speaker a diligent and faithfulworker and the Legislature will have nomore valuable member than he Lexing-ton

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is to be congraulated the State itselfis to be congratulated upon his presencein the General Assembly

He has been nominated without oppo-sition

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by the Democraic party for realection Glasgow Times

Happiness depends very much on thecondition of the liver and kidneys Theills of life make but little impression onthose whose digestion is good You canregulate your livrr and kidneys with DrJ H McLeans Liver and Kidney Balm

100 per bottle Sold by G B SwangoHazel Green and J N Vaughn Camp-ton

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A Cure for ConsumptionDr T N McLaughlin physician-in-chie- f

of the Philadelpha hospital recent-ly

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presented a report of the success ofthe treatment adopted about a month agofor patients in the institution sufferingfrom consumption He said that so farthe success Of the treatment was almostmarvelous and in the cases which agreedto submit to the methods adopted no oth-er

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has been used Dr McLaughlin firstobtained the idea from a paper read be-fore

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the College of Science at a recentmeeting in Paris by one of the Professorsin the University of Lyons It was re-

commended¬

so highly and had shownsuch surprising results in France thatDr McLaughlin decided to test it in thehospital He explained the treatment tothe patients wheii thirty of them agreedto submit to the operation To these pa--tientswho were considered to be sufferingfrom the last stages of consumption tworectal injections of carbonic acid gas pre-pared

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by the process given by the Frenchphysician were given each day allother medicine being abandoned The pa-tients

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atjonce began to show signs of im-

provement¬

The night sweats ceased asif by magic the almost constant painsfrom which they suffered vanished theexecretions of the body were regular andbecame natural and the appetite return-ed

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The sick rrow brighter and strongereach day and since the beginning of thetreatment one of the number has gainedtwelve pounds in weight and others havegained from three to five pounds in thesame time How far the improvementwill continue under the treatment cannot yet be judged but the results havebeen so satisfctory that Dr McLaughlinhas abandoned all other remedies in thetreatment of patients who can be inducedto submit to the operation and he is soagreeably surprised at the results that hefeels almost ready to say that a cure forconsumption which has always been con-sidered

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fatal when once developed hasbeen found

There are many accidents and diseaseswhich affect stock and cause serious in-

convenience¬

and loss to the farmer in hiswork which may be quickly remediedby the use of Dr J II McLeans Vol-canic

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Oil Liniment Sold by G B SwangoHazel Green and J X Vaughn Camp-ton

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Tako Your Local PaperThe boy or girl who is a rrgular news-

paper¬

reader will grow up in intelligenceand will use ood language both in speak-ing

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and writing even with a limited ed-ucation

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It is new3 science literaturegrammar history geography and spell-ing

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combined Sometimes it is a littledifficult to get children interested in news-papers

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but after they once get startedtheir intellectual cravings are as sure a3the desire for food and it is as neccessaryto feed their minds as their bodies Thelocal paper is the first to attract their attention Incidentally they firbt read ofsome local event which comes under theirobservation Becoming regular readersof the home paper they soon branch outinto the affairs of the world and thencen- -

I eral news of the day and finally becomecompetent to discuss matters of public in-terest

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and are useful and intelligent cit-izens

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Warsaw Independent

Owing to pn inadequate clerical forcein the Pension Office it is said that it willbe impossible to take up for maybe a yearyet the cases of those entitled to bountiesunder the recent Mexican pension appro--

J priation Under the law the appropriation isoniy avauaoie unui Juneau loooThere is a possibility therefore that manyof the pensioners if they get anythingwill be compelled to trust to future Con-gresses

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for another appropriation Win-chester

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Democrat

If you are suffering with weak or in-

flamed¬

eyee or granulated eyelide youcan bo quickly cured by using Dr JHMcLeans Strengthening Eye Solve --25cents a box Sold by G B Swango Ha ¬

zel Green and J N Vaughn Campton

MrfcHft iT TrWifeiiT- -

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vour ne governorship is going goinggone t6 the Green river valley Whenthe very thirsty and very hungry comedown all the way from Pike and clamorfor second place on the ticket what arethe gentleman from Jefferson the gentle-man

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from Ohio and the gentleman fromKenton going to do about it HazelriggsDemocracy like the moonshine of hi3section is pure and always up to proofWhen asked by Hoars Ku Klux Committee the politics of his paper theMountain Scorcher it was Hazelriggwho replied It is the hottest thingDemocratically between the MississippiEiver and the rising sun by G d sirBetter watch him Louisville Times

Col Hazelrigg has ceased the use ofcuss words and all religionists can

unite in supporting him

Kentucky for KontuckianaSeveral State papers arc publishing

idiotic editorials headed Kentucky forKentuckiaus the drift of which is toprotest against the investment of anyforeign capital within our sacred pre-cincts

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This is not only a dog in themanger business but it is diametricallyopposed to all of the bent interests ofthe State Kentucky wealth has neverbeen willing to develop Kentucky andif we do not encourage outside capitalthe State will remain in its present fossilcondition for all time Suppose Alabamahad waited for local capital to developher mineral resources How long wouldit have taken to build Birmingham to itspresent condition The talk about wait-ing

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for Kentucky capital is folly whatwe want is money right now and if itcomes from other States to Kentuckywhy Kentucky is that much richerLouisville Post

Still AnotherCol J T Hazelrigg of West Liberty

Morgan County Ky has annouced hiscandidacy for the place of LieutenantGovernor subject to the action of theDemocratic party and will proceed to en ¬

liven the canvass by an opening speechin Mt Sterling on the 21st inst It isthought that Mr Hazelrigg will commandthe greater part if not all of that solidbacking thoughout Eastern Kentuckywhich would have gone to the Hon JoeGardner so recently deceased and ofwhom the former wa3 a warm advocateCol Hazelrigg though a native of Mont-gomery

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County has lived for a long timem a section of the State where the menstudy politics from babyhood and in thatsection ho will win easily Socially hehas all those qualities which endear mento those with whom they are thrown incontact is witty genial and companion-able

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Lexington Press

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