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Women whose health is broken by overwork,
write to Il. Pengely, VI. D.. kalamaZso, Micb
for Treatise on Diseases OF Women.
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sad ACCIDENT.
MIR. OSCAR CRAIGG BLOWN Up by A PREMATURE
BLAST IN THE RosESDALE CEMENT QUARRY
-DKsTRUcrIoN OIL AN EYE-lIs sUBsE-
QUENr REMOVAL by SURGICAL
OPERATION.

MI. Oscar Craigg was foreman in cement
quarry at Rosendale, Ulster Co., n. y. By an
explosion one day in the quarry he lost al eye
lost it totally. Under the impression that
the matter was less serious the local physician
told Mr.. Craigg that his eye was not lost wholly,
bat could be saved by treatment. The expert
ment was tired and failed. Worse renamed
behind, for lie was in danger OF losing the
other also, through sympathetic Inflammation.
Ia this strait he consulted DR.. David Kennedy,
OF Rondout, N. Y, who told him the injured
eye must be taken ont to save the other. TO
this Mr.. Craigg demurred and went back home
in donbt. His local physician said: $50 to
New York" To New York the patient went
and one OF the most eminent ocusts in the
country, having looked ut the case, said: You,
have lost one eye entirely; go back and do
what you can TO save the other" Briefly, Dr.
Kennedy removed the ruined eye and treated
MIR. Craigg with Kennedys Favorite Remedy"
to build up The system and the result was sue
cessful.
DR.. Kennedys great success AZ a Surgeon is
due 10 the use OF "Favorite Re pedy" IN the
after treatment
Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant. Constipation or arrangement OF the
kidneys and Bladder then use DR.. Kennedy
"Favorite Remedy" 1t Will not dsappolnt
you Dr.. Kennedys "Favonte Remedy" for
sale by all Oh uggists
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Griggs' GIycerrne SaEve.

The best on earth can truly be said OF Grlegs'
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It ie simply marvellous how quickly consupa
uop, b!!lousness, SICK headache, fever ard ague
and malaria, are cured py sellers Liver Pills
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and effectively cleanses and heals all sores.
For the immediate relief and cure o. burns,
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chilblains. poisons. lntlamed sore eyes, and as
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ITCHING

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Explains Itself.
cial Tpiapram

Great Valley, N. Y.-Having sold your medi-
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ever have recommended any one 10 try bot
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Chappell has very nice assortment Of rings
solid gold and rolled plate. neck and guard
chains, solid pens, bracelets, charms, DC.
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A. Hill has opened new shoe shop in his
block.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19
Press Com ments.


He MASSEY is Sighting Bosssm and
the Administration party. Ga that
platform we can stand with HIM and
bid a God.speed in his work.-Buchandn
Democrat.
As we expected, the State Commit
tee which met IN Richmond yesterday
decided not to call State Convention.
nor TO nominate candidate for con-
gresham at large. This action, or
non.actlon, was the result OF free TO-
terchange OF views and the best judy
ment Of the committee. We think the
Democracy OF Virginia will endorse
their opinion and acquiesce IN Mr.. Mas
sey's candidacy, as already announced
by himself. Between Mahone's can
didate, the Radical Readjuster, John
Wise, and the peoples candidate, the
Democratic Readjuster, John Massey,
no true democrat or true Virginan
can be uncertain how 10 vote, or fail 10
know that BY not voting he helps 10 elect
lMahone's man, and iniquitous. ruinous,
Republican rule in Virginia. Take your
choice OF evils, If you 80 consider the
tive, but at least choose the lesser i'll,
or be the cause of Old Virginia's de-
slruction. What is your personal pref
erencc or prejudice In comparison p
fredericksburg Ne'cs.
Extract of a letter from Roanoke
AS far as | have seen Mr.. Massey is
Tue choice of the people here. On
reading bis manifesto 10 yesterdays
Dispatch Was forced 10 think, O 81 sic
omBfd !
1t seems hard for some people to ac'
custom themselves to the new name OF
this place. 1t would be we'll for them
10 kcow that Big Lick is dead and on
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Most Wonderful.

Very seldom do we read Of all actual
case of recovery, where hope had
altogether been lost, to equal that which
was on Monday investigated by Dis
patch reporter who had heard, in various
quarters, persons talking to their friends
Of cure, seemingly little short of mir
aculous, that had been performed. VIM.
LINCOLN CURTIS is the name Of the
young man in question. He is now
employed al ii. X Porter & Co.'s 10
comotlye Works, Pittsburgh. His dis
ease was Chronic Rheumatism. The
enormous swelling aud pain in tie
Joints of his arm soon produced par
alysis of his left arm. He gradually
grew worse, his ankles and knees were
Don even worse than his arms, his
cheek bones began to enlarge, spread
ing his face out of all resemblance 10
his former self. Two physicians pre-
nounccd him hopeless. Peruna cured
him. Page &c DR.. Hartman's ellis Il
Lille"
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The Egyptian War.
THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.

THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
Early in the present year serious
difficulties arose in Egypt between
the Council Of Tewfik Pasha, Is.
malls son and successor, and the
English and French Conptrolleis
of the Egyptian finances, by whom
the government OF the country had
been substantially mOnopolized. AT
that time England and France join
ed in note to the Khedive to tic
effect that they intended to main
tain his authority as the only ade-
quate guarantee OF order in Egypt
This Dote exasperated Arab Bey
and the native leaders, who were
bent on securing a voice for the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19

Egyptians in the financial admins
ltratlon OF their own country, and
the local excitement became intense
when Chierif Pasha, speaking for
the Khedive, but really acting un'
der French and English influence,
called upon the Egyptian Assembly
to surrender its night of action upon
the budget. This the Assembly
refused TO do. On the the 4th of
February Cherif Pasha resigned and
Arab Bey was called into the
| Khedive's council as Minister OF
War. Then began the contest for
supremacy in Egypt between the
Egyptian nationalists represented
by Arab Bey and the English and
French Governments which led in
May to an earnest but Intellectual
effort made by the French Consul.
General to induce Arab Bey and
his special supporters to leave
Egypt. Had England interviewed
alone to compel Arab Bey and his
special supporters TO leave Egypt
at that time it is probably that she
would have accomplished her pur
pose. But the councils OF the Bri-
fish Government were pcrturbed
by the assumed necessity of acting
in concert with France, and that
joint demonstration before Alexan-
dna of the British and French
fleets was finally i'll an unlucky
hour agreed to BY Lord Granville
and Mr.. Gladstone, which kept the
English squadron shameiully silent
and idle in The roadstead OF the
Great Egyptian seaport while Eng
lish subjects and English officers
were beaten and slam by Arabs in
the streets, because the French
Government lesitaied to authorize
its repre-, entatives 10 act. Under
the pressure quietly put upon her
by Germany at Constantinople,
Frapce has now Withdrawn from
this JOINT demonstration, aud Eng
land is Lett alone 10 lcussert by
force of arms her position. When
she has demo- ished Alexandria and
overthrow Arab Bcy it will be III
order Tor Europe to decide what
steps stall be taken 10 "maintaln
order in Egypt, and then will begin
the zeal work Oh readjusting the re-
lations OF that country, not only
with the Western Powers, out with
the SuO.m Porte.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19

THE BARGAIN. We are afraid that
we shall have to come 10 the defence oil
Mr.. Massey against the unjust attacks
of The Wing. We happen to know that
on Wednesday last, in the State Gen.
trail Committees meeting, when inior-
nation was asked on the subject OF the
charge that bargain had been entered
into last winter between Mr.. Massey,
and the Famous Five" on the one
hand, and the Democratic members on
the other, some four or five or more
Democratic members of the General
Assembly rose one after another and
pronounced the charge untrue. No
such bargain could have been made
without The knowledge of Koiner, Card
we'll. Heaton, Thurman, Digges, Wing
field (of ALTERNATELY, and other Demo-
cratic members OF the General Assem-
bly, who were present at the committee
meetlDg.-Dispatch.
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4 Big Show.
S. II. BARRETT & Co.'S NEW UNITED
MONSTER SHows-THE MOST Stu
PENDoUS RAILROAD MENAGERIE
AND CIRCUS EVER ORGANIZED.

S. II. BARRETT & Co.'S NEW UNITED
MONSTER SHows-THE MOST STU
PENDoUs RAILROAD MENAGERIE
AND CIRCUS EVER ORGANIZED.
Indefinite announcements of the
coming TO Woodstock of this grand and
new Menagerie and Circus have been
quite sufficient 10 make a sensation, and
now that July Goth is positively announ
ced as the date Of its appearance, there
will be a regular old fashioned awaken
ing. Surely the bills tell or enough tC
drive sleep from the eyes of the young
and to revive in the hearts OF the ole
much of the consuming circus tire o.
youth, and when the splendid street
parade arrives with its elephants, CAM
els, dromedarles and wild beasts IN car
AVIAN ; its grand and gorgeous charl"ts,
cars and cages; its three fue martial
bands and new Leviathan Locomotive
Steam Orchestra, and IFS hundred Of
wonders and amusing sights, everybody
will be attracted TO the half million
yards of brilliantly oleCtricslishted
tents.
Ii is unQuestionably the most stu
pendous railroad menagerie and circus
ever organized in America, and can lay
fair claim TO the Ii tie Ct Universal Lly-
ing Exposition That il IS vast and
Inviting beyond precedent, and fully and
fairly up 10 its advertisements. is am
ply youched Tor by the hearty encom-
iums of both the press and public wher.
ever its canopied wonderland has halted
aud thatit will many times repay the
expense aud trouble Of visit is equally
certain. We need not now recspitulate
the many genuinely rare and exclusive
features it has collected from every
cline, at fabulous cost, and alone pre-
sents. From the only living White
Nile Hippopotamus aud the fourteen
wonderfully beautiful and intelligent
performing horses 10 tho Electric Light
they have been more talked about than
the great ship canal, aud any one ofat
least bakers dozen of them is a first
class show alone; while in the splendid
and varied street parade will be seen a
free display to dazzle and delight the
wonder-rounded eye. 1t is truly great
and most literally and carefully mana
ged exhibition, which all can consistent
ly patrohize with both profit and pleas
ure.
Tie parade will commend itself 10 all
lovers of the attractive in spectacular
effects, and, as arrangements have
been made with all the railroads for
cheap excursions, it amounts TO almost
certainty that the surrounding popu-
lation will avail itself of the privilege
and be in town at an early hour, so as
not to miss the procession, aud also
the free outside ascension on single
invisible wire.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.
Wednesday, July 10. 1852.

TT will been seen by the proceedings
of the Slate Committee, published in
another column, that IN the judgment
of that committee it is inexpedlent 10
nominate a candidate at large tor con-
gress. The committee, we have no
doubt, acted, after receiving fall inior.
nation from every section Of the State,
and Gid what, in their Judgment, was
best for the Democratic party. The
fight for congressman at large will be
between Capt. Jno. s. Wise who comes
before the people pledged to the sup
port of the Republican administration
and Jno. E. Massey who pledges him.
self 10 the support Of the Democratic
party. AS TO the political antecedents
of these candidates, they are both
offensive 10 the democrats. AS 10 the
present position, Massey is favorable
and pledged TO support the democracy,
while Wise is an enemy and pledged to
support the Republican party. The
debt question has been transferred to
the courts. What the decision will be
cannot now be known. Whether the
Riddleberger bill will relieve the peo-
pie of the pay ment Of millions Of dol
lars which we think we justly owe, or
be instrumental through The courts in
making us pay millions Of which we
would have been relieved by former
settlements. will ouiy be known when
The courts shall have have adjudlcated
the questions at issue. 1t is not q
question to be considered BY the people
and will Only be forced upon them by
men who seek 10 ride into office upon
The debt question as hobby. Massey's
debt record was as bad, as that OF any
Mahoneite. He is now fighting bess-
Ism. Mahoneism aud Arthurism. We
say let him fight them, give him clear
field and the result OF his fight will be
good. Let Democrats consider calmly
the question. They are not under any
party obligation 10 support him. Let
them hear what lie has to sGy. Listen
to Wise's enlogy OF Arthurism, his
abuse of the Democratic party and then
decide for yourselves.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19

HENRY PoLITICs.-The Conserva'
hyes held a meeting Tuesday at Mar
unsviile, at which Colonel Martin, Col
onel Sims, and Major Critz spoke. A
resolution was adopted Inviting Il
delegates 10 hold their convention fol
this congressional district at Henry
Courthouse.
The Coali;ionists also held a meeting
which was presided over by colored
man. and which was composed almost
entirely Of colored men. Among 9th
ers, Buck Martin (colored) spoke, We
have space for only one remark. He
said to bis colored brethren Don't
lie afraid Of the white people, An ole
white Readiuster. becoming thoroughly
disguised, left the house, saying he had
''voted for the party ever since 1t was
sot up." lut lie could not stand such as
he heard.
Most of the white Readjusters Will
vote with The Democrats.-DanriUt
Times.
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its grave Roanoke has arisen a mighty
monarch.-Pieh. Dispatch.

w. A. T..
Mr.. Massey has, in a brief card 10
the Dispatch, announced himself cam
d!1ate for congressman at large. This
is al unexpected but satisfactory sou-
ton of the muddle into which The ques-
ton of his candidacy had plunged the
Democratic press and set them by the
ears. This timely announcement pre-
cludes deal Of dispute, and saves the
trouble and expense of a State conven-
ton. Massey and Wise will have an
open, unobstructed field in which o
bring their guns to bear. Listen for
the racket. Here's luck TO ye, Par
son = Virginia People.
Mr.. Massey is out with lis manifesto
to the voters of Virginia. 1t is very
neat bid for Democratic votes, and is
also very timely, as Mr.. Massey has
just announced himself a candidate for
congressman at large. He protests
that he has always been a s.aunch
Democrat, and IS still one. Mr.. Massey
takes occasion in his manifesto to rub
General MahOns'S ba ir The wrong way,
and ELIMINATES the past record of the
Boss in a manner that cannot fail to
tease him. Claremont Herald.
THE COMMITTEES ACTIoN.-The
State Central Committee of th. Demo-
cratic party Of Virginia met in this city
yesterday, aud Afrer free interchange
of views amongst the members, and
after hearing the advice Of a number of
prominent Democrats from various Sec
tons Of the State, decided not TO call a
State Convention, nor TO nominate a
candidate for congressman at large.
Ofcourse we approve this action of
tue committee. since we have said from
the beginning that we were in favor OF
pcquiescing in Mr.. MAssEY's candida
cy. We also approve the policy of not
nominating a candidate already in the
field.-D,spatch.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, July 10
Mrs. Lincoln. widow Of the late
President, died in this city at !.15
tonight. She had been i'll for a long
time. A few days ago she grew
worse. Saturday evening she suf>
fered a shock OF paralysis, and from
that time lay in a comatose state
till she died. Robert Lincoln left
Washington tonight, and will be
here Tuesday morning. The an
of the funeral will be
made later.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19

SIX DEATHS FROM LocKJAw.-
BosToN, July l3.-At Lowell yester'
day three boys died from lockjaw. Undue.
ed by Toy pistol wounds on July 4th'
Their namt are John Hayes, aged IL
years, John Beven. aged II, and Alfred
Jasvis, aged 10.
Jacob Scoch, Cf Ills city, the boy
who was injured some tine ago by a
top pistol, is lying dangerously i'll from
lockjaw. John Manning, another boy
who was injured IN the same manner CD
July 4lh, died on Tuesday night. A boy
named Joseph Delaney also died on
Tuesday.
GLOUCESTER. Mass. July 3.-Alex
andra, sor Of Captain George II. john
son. OF this city, died last night from
lockjaw cuused by Toy pistol wound.
He waa Is years Of age.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT.
v IN yAcLTIos.-In the Clerks Cfice OF the
Circuit Court Of SHENANDOAH June 9th 1884,
Joseph WiDdle and George W. Miller, who sue
for themselves and in behalf OF al the creditors
Of Abraham iller decd. who will come in and
contribute to the costs Of this suit, Complts
rs.
Valentine Cleayer sdmr. Of Abraham Miller
decd George W. Miller. Ephriam Miller, yalen .
tine Cleayer and llizsheth his wife, Thomas
jenkins, John jenkins and Abraham Jenkins,
Greenberry jenkins, Philip Miller and Elizabeth
his wife, NINA Hodge and Anna Miller widow
OF Abraham Miller decd. Def
he ChdnceTy.
The object of this suit is to sui iect the rea
estate Of A braham Miller decd. 10 the pawn nt Of
cOmplainants' debts, aud all ether properly
authenticated demands against the estate of said
decedent, and to settle the accounts of Valentine
cleayer admir-. Of said Abraham Miller decd.
II appearing by saiisfsc tory evidence that the
defendants Thomas jenkins, John jenkins aud
Abraham jenkins not iDhabitsnts Of this
Stits-Iti is ordered, That the said defe dants do
appear here within enc month after due publica-
ton hereof, and do what is necessary TO protect
their interest; that copy ofthis order be publish
ed In some newspaper printed in Woodstock
once week for four successive weeksaDd a copy
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
said county, on the first dayof the next coun ty
court
COPY. TEsTE,
GEO. W. MlLEY, c. C. {. @.
June l4-4w. Z. Z. stickley pa.
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The War in the East.
CONFEDERATION IN ALEXANDRA

CONFLAGRATION IN ALEXANDRIA.
I'll destruction ofthe Egyptian
forts and batteries at Alexandria by
the English fl cts on Tuesday was
so thorough that there was no Le-
cesslty for returning TO the work
yesterday. y lew shots were fired
in the morning at tort which, in
its exterior, still showed some ca
pacity for resistance, but there was
no response, and the signal was
given by the British admiral TO
cease working the guns. In the
meantime flag of truce was raised
on the Egyptian arsenal, where the
minister OF war had his headouar-
tiers. and the British commander
responded to this appeal for a ces-
satlon Of hostillties by sending a
gunboat 10 communicate with Egyp-
tan authorities. The British YES
sells remained in battle array ali day
but the white flag floating over Ara
bi Pasha headquarters prevented
renewal OF the contest. Admiral
Seymour demanded tie surrender
oil The forts as the condition OF
peace. This demand was refused
by the Egyptian authorities, but
further negotiations were invited.
At the latest advices there had been
no renewal OF hosiillities.
During the afternoon fire broke
out in several places in the city Of
Alexandria, and at night the con-
hagration grew to such proportions
that those who watched the pros
gress of the flames from the ships
supposed the Egyptians had evacu~
ated the city and set it on fire, but
the latest dispatches do not confirm
This surmise, although the fire was
still burning.
ARABI'S HOPES.
ALEXANDRIA, July IA, 10;47 a.
M.-Arabi is preaching the doctrine
that England can't fight on land,
and points TO ScJ mours inabilltye
to occupy Alexandra as proof. Ii
says the European powers will as
sisl. England has so many internal
tIoublcs that she caut raise ali
amy within year. Arab is re-
cruiting thousands. He tells the
Egyptians that there is going to be
great war, and that a great battle
will be fought soon. AraJi says he
lost less than thousand ddilng the
DO m oardment.
ALEXANDRIA, July 10. l. A. NJ.
The fires in all parts OF Alexan-
dria are burning at this hour with
increasing fury ana spreading rapid
ly. The city at this hoar appears
to be beg ond all doubt.
DOOMED TO UTTER DESTRUCTION
Nothing can possibly save it.
The flames have had their own way
nov for upward Of seventy hours
The burning city is like a red hot
furnace. The third part OF the town
IS burned over almost its entire ex
tent.
EUROPEANS sHocKINGLY MUTILATED
ALEXANDRIA, July 14.-11:15
A. M.-The corps OF sailors detail
ed TO clear way Though the main
wharves report finding the bodies
Of Christ ans and Europeans lying
everywhere. Most OF them are
shockingly mutllaied Nearly all
are either charred or scorched. The
sailors say the massacre must have
been terrible beyond anything the
IMAGINATION can conceive,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


" Woodstock, Va. June IA, 1882.
To the creditors Of Benjamin Windle deed. and
all Others concerned.
Take notice that have fixed upon Tuesday the
18th day of July next At my Office to take an &C
count Of all the deb:s or demands against the
estate of Benjamin Windle decd and an ac-
count of the personal assets-when and where
you are required to attend aud bring proof OF
your claims. Done at the instant of the admin is
rator and given under my hand as commissioner
in chancery of the county court of Shenandoah
county the day first aforesaid. -
June 14-td. L. Z. STlChLEf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19

THE Wing speakscf both wings OF the
Readjuster party. what strange
fowl that must be that has one wing
white, while tie other is as black as
as the ace Of spades. The coalition
line, We suppose, is the stIlpe on the
back of this mixed fowl.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-19

Republican Coalition Democratic
Readjuster is too much for Democrats
TO swallow. They want men whose
poll teal affiliations are well known and
who ore not ashamed to come out
boldly and declare themselves 10 be
democrats,