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:ONL KY., SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1894.
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BLABE.
iEBLADE
ADVERTISING RATES
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,ny
urch I
.r devil. I
persecuted
. . , .Le hypocritical
. (Mettiodist) sect, aided
by whisky makers, sellers
cii They fear exposure by
jur Blade.
.ught to buy you a ki-yi, charge
, via aqua ammonia, and squirt it in
the eyes of those little "pestersome"
animals I can hardly pick up a news
paper that I do not come across that old
saying that you ought to be in a lunatic
asylum I am sorry I do not live in your
district; there is no man that I would
rather vote for than yourself. You have
a good friend in the Nicholasville Demo
crat ; one worthy the praise of all free
men. It has the erit of a Spartan war
rior They are afraid to fight you square
with brains and ink. I am pleased that
yon have retained my friend Judge Den
ny, along with that brilliant old ludge
J. R. Morton. Even if Ingersoll is not
drawn into the case yon are in the hands
ot two ol the best lawyers in Kentucky.
Make a fight in this case. Do not do
like you did in Pa4 Ky.
J. W. OVERSTREET,
Little Hickman, Ky.
I see that you have retained our un
rivalled Col. R. G. Ingersoll for your de
fense, and hoping that you will be vic
torious in the legal battle, I remain yours
sceptically r . C r. LANGDON,
Madisonville, Ohio.
I am very mch interested, for I am
both a Christian, and a third party, or
lourtn party, or whatever number may
h chosen. Prohibitionist, and if vou
deliberately and wilfully speak evil of
tne Lord jesus mrisl, my savior, 01
course 1 am very sorry indeed, rnoi
w'Mistanding, I feel glad that you are a
' litionist, and are trying, with all
"'-ht to free our country from the
rum. harry a. hatch,
Marquette, Mich
r six
1 can
infide
.'er per-
a are a
, Hoping
will find
I am a free thinker and am anxious to
know how you are coming out. I wish
we were better organized, and had finan
cial backing enough to take your case to
the Supreme Court of the I'nited States
if necessary. J. J. Kino,
miamsport, I'a.
He,
regon.
to say
en more
iied.
MAN,
i, Ohio.
P
(i. Inger
s Prohibi-
VN. C.
yof the
1'rohibi-
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(Her,
the reli-
uthgate
f Israel
Noticing by the newspapers that yon
have been indicted for blasphemy I take
the liberty of offering my sincere sym
pathy and hopes of your ultimate vic
tory. The idea oi your not being able
to express your religious belief in the
nineteenth century, and in a republic at
that is preposterous, and a satire on our
so-called free institutions. Pray accept
my distinguished regard and believe me
yours sincerely. A. Hall,
Cor fine and wuuam,
New York City.
ses exe-
erminated
branch, except the women
tie ones which they took
delivered up to Moses.
nency excites the wrath of
ssued an order to "Kill every
noug the little ones, and
snian that hath known man
all the women
not known man by
ith him, keep alive tor your
.1 mm: dui
have
Mft-le.
'Dm the letter
'arians are
:ng the
en-ice
and these according to the in-
iKncfi '.heir spoils amounted to 32,000.
(lumbers 31).
Is this the god who issued the com
mand to Moses the same god that the
Rev. Southgate proposes to shield and
defend against blasphemy ?
ANONYMOUS,
Leavenworth, Kansas.
I know vou are one ot those eood
meaning white men who care but little
for that class of citizens known as the
Negro (That's a lie Ed Blade) but it
may be that you will offer an explanation
to a problem that is bothering my mind
just now.
It is this: when I was charged witn
the crime of seduction everybody wan
ted to send me to the penitentiary, and
when our eloquent Col. Breckinridge is
charged with, and acknowledges, a like
crime, the parties want to send him to
Congress. Why is tins difference.'
S. I. HOWARD,
Lexington, Ky
Give it up; ask me something easy.
Doesticks' argument in favor of slavery
was "He had no right to be a nigger.
That's the matter with you. If you had
only taken the reasonable precaution to
be born a white man you would not have
to ask why is this thus. It's a maxim of
law that "no man may take advantage of
his own tort." It was your duty to have
been born a white man. Ed Blade.
Vnnr offer to Miss Pollard as bv to
day's Chicago Tribune is commendable.
C f. rACKKR,
Chicago, Ills.
Have heard so much of your paper the
Blue Grass Blade," thai' I want to see
it. Sorry to see you in trouble.
The wolverines are alter you
And hounding you as well.
If they don't like to go your way-
Just let them go to h-1-
J. i. hegler,
Loveland, Ohio.
Rest assured that you have plenty of
infidel friends in Indiana, and that your
arrest will have a tendency to give you a
much larger circulation ol your paper.
Had this not happened I would not have
known of your paper. You have indeed
my very best and warmest wisnes.
A. decher,
Jeffersonville, Ind.
Please mail me a few back numbers of
the Blue Grass Blade. I have never seen
the paper that "E. L. Southgate" evi
dently reads and dislikes. He must be
one of the few men away behind the
times. One would think so from the
articles in the Northern newspapers.
Some body ought to inform him that he
is living very nir the end of nineteenth
century.
Can it be possible that you have a man
in the city of Lexington, or state ot Ken
tuckv. who needs such a reminder?
Southgate is doing much to add to
your circulation. It can not be other
wise. W. W. Wilcox,
Middletown, Conn.
T An ,nt fool rnmitftnit tn nffor advice
and can only hope that your efforts for
V. HttmiAnfr rf vnnr fipllnwmen dim
yet be appreciated I will dose with the
appeal that you give, in this trying nour,
great heed to the wishes of your dear
loving wiie. w. vi. iiuukhk,
llarrodSDurg, jvy.
I wish you success in the blasphemy
trial. MICHAEL .KKK
Frankfort, Ky
I have been reading in the New York
Press about you. Mamma and I are very
much interested in your paper. I feel
sorry for your imprisonment and hope
you will soon be released.
Lizzie Nobis,
Motthaven, N. Y.
There are quite a number of persons
here that I think would take your paper.
There are a number of them on vour
side, and of the same belief as you.
A. A. Morton,
Somerset, Ky.
td in Chicago Record that you
uible going to be tried tor
t and friend Bob going to help
he difficulty. Hope he may.
ij svmpathv.
P. O. Haynes,
Brooklyn, Wis.
ir stand Hope that the
iJjRINS,
ton, Ky.
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nerve to
iave done
nrwr with
I plenty of
. iding my
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co, Cal.
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.ranee for
miL'llts. I
; oeech and
your Blue
I therefor
lesire said
, rt once,
1 may see
Cate,
o, Mass.
i away out
the good
i to Con
lue must
st a man
here pro-
the em
o comes
is spent
is race
church
ice are
roken
han a
01 hot
cting
jub
na." ject
D. H. BEATTY,
81 West Short Street.
CONTRACTOR
And "-. Builder.
Dealer in all kinds of Fenc
ing and Fencing Material.
All mv business is done for
Cash.
D. H. BEATTY.
I am a Methodist but your out-spoken
infidelity don't check me in the least
Our churches in this city are beginning
to split up on the Prohibition question.
I will not support a preacher who is not
sound on Prohibition. Turn on your
gatling gun; no let np on the snivelling
hypocrites who, for a pretense, make
long prayers 1 nere is noi a cuy 01 ien
thousand inhabitants in America that is
not a modern Sodom and a hell ; and the
more churches the more saloons, broth
els and gambling hells. How many
more W. C. P. Breckinridges there are in
Congress and the Senate we will never
know. How many 01 inese miernai
scoundrels inside our churches. Bro.
Moore I say all hail to the Blade. May
you be long spared to turn on the light
ISAAC COW EN,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Enclosed find f 2 for Blade. I have re
cently seen one copy, the first, and I ad
mire your courage and independence.
Though I do not feel in accord with you
on Woman Suffrage and Prohibition I
believe you are seeking the truth and so
am I. 1. . IREIGLEK,
Covington, Ky.
(Thoueh I have no more bitter ene
mies than the Covington Commonwealth
and the Cincinnati Post. Covington is
getting to be a good friend to me. Ed
Hlade).
From a Wholesale Whisky
Dealer.
1 Office of Howe & Jolinsou
Wholesale Dealer in Pure
Kentucky Whiskeys.
Mt. Strerling, Ky., 4-7-9!-
Mr. Charles C. Moore.
Receded Sir Please send me your
paper and subscription price for one
year, if we live that long. Will send by
return mail once ol paper. 1 nere are
many reasons why we should have your
paper. Articles you write are new truths
and tacts, ours witn respect.
J. Gano Johxso.v
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LATEST DENTISTRY
Is old deeayeJ teeth capied with
gold, or teeth without plates.
TKKTH FILLED AND EXTRAT
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Bv the use of Vitalized Air made
fresh every day and perfeoty harm-
less.
Teeth Extracted 23 cents.
V italizeti Air Admin
istered 50 cts.
BKttT SET OF TEETH .oo.
First Premium arwarded our dis
play of work at Lexington Fair.
New York Dental Parlors,
U. H. Ho iHi e.n, Manager.
Over Opera House.
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We are now conducting the Greatest Sale of Ladies Un
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the Garment made up.
Drawers trimmed 25, 29, 39 and 75c. Skirts 39, 50, 75,
99, $1.25. Night dresses 48, 75, 90, $1.24. Chemise 25,
39, 48, 75c. Corset Covers 20, 25 to 75c
These Goods will only be on Sale while at
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Lancaster Ginghams 4c.
Yard Wide liruwn ttton 4t
Iiuliijo HI tie Calico 4c.
jn.si!alt Fruit and Masonville Cotton 7i cents.
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