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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-18
Senator RIddIeberaer on Malone.

The enemies OF rX Senator Rid.
dleaerger, Of Virginia. have never
accused him of cOncealing his snti
ments on political questions. Re-
serve and diplomacy have never
been among his characteristics,
which ia perhaps one OF the reasons
that he does not stand better with
those among whom craft and du-
pliclty hold "A higher place than
plain.spoken honesty
Nature gave the ex-
Senator a ready aud eloquent
tongue aud he has never been able
to get il to hold its peace wien his
sympathies were enlisted in any
cause. He may not be alwal $
right, but he ~ always very much
in earnest. In the present cam.
paign he is at odds with his Old
friend Malone, aud in his speech
at Woodstock Wednesday night
he drew picture Of tho petty bass
that delighted the Democrats and
that must i'll Mahone's soul with
fury. It was a perfect photograph
of Mahone's moral nature, and does
great credit to the skill Of the
artist.
Ex-senator Rlddleberger may
have ruu after strange gods in the
past, but he is certainly engaged
10 lighting the devil now and with
the fire of a burning tongue that
leaves a blister wherever it touches.
We trust DR.. Riddieberger Will
continue his effective treatment.-
He knows bis patient thoroughly
and understands precisely the sort
Of medicine he nee|s O Riddle
berger dresslDg "a ICED to
smart and we n 2 va Dhi will
presevere In rub z lalH-
MORGAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-18
COL. PARSONS AS A MAHONElTE.
Edttor Of HerrM :


In your address
to the Mckinney club you are re-.
ported as stating that Col. Parsons
went Over to Malone because Ma.
hone went 10 him on the debt ques-
ton 40 not think this correctly
states his position. In recent
letter to an intimate friend he says
| do not wonder that you and
Lewis and YOst and the rest of my
friends in the Valley are opposing
Hahone, it would be strange if you
did not. The letter being con.
fdentlal / am not az liberty to
quote further from it, bat l can
state, without violating any con-
fidence, that it is known that Col.
Parsons was instrumental in bring
ing about this so called "cOmprO.
mise" and az an honorable man
cells more strO ngly bound by it's
action than those who went into
the New Market convention
pledged to its action and care out
vOwiDg defeat 10 it's nomiace.
| am opposed to Malone because
| am "a Republican and | believe
that Mahoneism Is the very anti,
pOdes of the principles that gave
the Republican party its birth, its
power aud lts usefulness, and that
the overwhelming defeat Of Malone
now will be the salvation and re-
generation of the party IN the State
aud Statutory lesson to the nation.
AN ORIGINAL KICKER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-18
ahilnh,s Consumption Cure.

No. 1. This is beyond question the most
successfnl Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, few doses invariably cure the worst
cases Of Cough. Group, and Bronchitis
while its wonderful success In the cure oil
Consumption is without parallel IN the
history of medicine. Since ito first dis
corery Il has been sold on guarantee, a
test which no other medicine can stand
II YOU have a Cough We earnestly ask
You TO Try il. Price 10 cents, oO cents,
and 81. 90. II your Lungs are sore, Chess
or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous flas'o''
Sold by b. Schmitt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-18
ShIoh's Catarrh Remedy.

No. 3. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a
marvellous cure for Cstarrh, DiphtherIa.
Canker Mouth, and Headache. VITA
each bottle there is an ingenious Nasal
Injector for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge
Price 50 cents. Sold by b. Schmitt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-18

same information.
About this lime The sOcalled
National C0mmitUee appeared upon
the scene to settle Virginia Repub.
licm difficulties.
Never WAS a greater
FRAUD. FALsEH00D AND FORGERY
imposed upon a conddIng people
chan Tbs
QUAN-NtHONE-BRADY CONPRO-
MISE.
II .ackcd tue first essential 10 a
compromise, there being but one
party to il. it was agreed upon
two weeks before General GrOner's
last appearance, to my certain
knowledge, aud when l heard that
Gen. G. would appear again, l did
not go TO see him, because / knew
ne would not appear if gave him
what Information | had, and the
source from which I obtained IT.,
and I wanted him to make one
more effort, however vain the hope.
1e0. Grouer did so, aud quit the
clty The Same afternoon, l have
reason 90 believe, in disgust.
Then came the
cur AND DRIED PLAN
fiom Gen. Nahone's table.
/. was the
IDENTICAL ONE MAN PLAN
of organization without dotting an
[ o- crossing a T, Instead of pub
i,hiDg the plan, they sent forth
the announcement that the people
would call their own conventions
and elect their own county chair.
men.
THIS WAS UTTERLY FALSE.
T. aas LETT IN the power OF Gen.
Malone to remove and appoint
County Chairmen at his will, a
power which he has since welded
whenever necessary to have a
llahoue man chairman to pack the
Norfolk convention with his sat
ELITES. adding this insult to the
others uader which we have been
smarting since he surreptitiOusly
put this yoke upon us, all county
calls to be cOunterslgned,
approved, WIN. MALONE, CHAIR.
MANn
Il must now lie noticed that this
paper ~, out in the evening. Col.
Brady Was no party to it. Gen.
Malone Idused TO have anything
whatever 10 do nth hin. Hence
Oaly Qno side was consulted.
But Col. j.. never gets lett if he
can as.p it lie forgot his furious
a,u.u.ta. the Ebbett, and straight.
way went 10 ,ie office of the Press,
edited hy Tie very appropriately
nomeac.atu,ed Fox, where these
tw. proceeded 10 add tue words
~ CONCUR IN THE ABOVE,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-18
Many Persons

Are broken down nom oyerwork or household
e>rs Browns Iron Bitters
rebuilds the system. aids digestion. removes er.
Geo Of bile. and cures malaria Get the gsnuina
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-18

Pills often leave a person con-
stipated. Simmons Liver hegu'
lator never does.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Gov-ELEcT CAMPBELL of Ohio is an in
veterate smoker
MARX TwAIN's income is $4,000 a year.
" b would not be funny MANI
I .fr-MISIsTER PHELPS will locate in New
Haven, Conn.,, soon after Christmas.
A. J. DRExEL of Philadelphia has bought the
Covington (Ky.) stock-yards for $4,000.
Mrs. 0DGEN GOBLET Of New York is iii
with typhoid fever, and is being treated by
cable by q French specialist who cured her
sister Of the same malady year ago in Paris.
GEORGE SAND made 100000 francs by her
literary labors and gave It all away, except 20,
900, which she invested, in order, as she said,
that in case she fell sick her herb tea would not
cost her children anything
FLORENCE MARRYAT has written forty
seven novels. IL is solemuly asserted that she
believes in ghosts. This is not strange. The
nerves OF Q woman who has written forty-seven
novels must be in a shattered condition.
J. r. BURTON of Abilene, Kas., who aspires
10 succeed Ingalls, in the senate, is said to be
the best-dressed man in his state He is in
looks more like q club man than a western
politician.
CARDINAL MANNING is eighty years old, but
still Woodworking. active, jealous preIate.
II is somewhat remarkable how many old men,
especially in Europe, are doing the great work
of the world. Among these may be men,
toned Pope Leo XIII, Tennyson, Gladstone,
Bismarck Cardinal Newman, De Lesseps ali
of whom are long past three score, and most
Of them are four score and more.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04

Along the banks where the bodies lay,
There were sights TO be seen that fatal day.
A child was robbed from its mothers side
Washed into the current. dark and wide.
"Help!' cried mother, with sorrow wild;
Help me, oh, friend, to seek my child.
see the angry waves In the muddy foam
Help me 20 bring my lost one home"
"Wby pass ye not along some other way;
I cannot trouble with sorrow 10 day
This Is no place for misery woe
Go, wretched mother, in SORROW now 60"
Soon on the man we're the shackles placed
For He had been watched. in the desert waste),
And marched TO a tree. where this woman stood,
Weeping. and saying: God is too good"
"Whst have you 70 say" The man stood
Eying the woman in her frightful mood.
ait was I" cried he In anguish wild;
"It was /. oh. madam. who found your child.
I wanted the ring from it's tiny hand.
so / severed the finger, 20 get the gold band.
Oh hell is too good for man like me;
Oh, swing me OF in eternity"
In eternity his soul took wing;
But. oh, IL is fearful thing
In this country, 50 fine and so grand,
To steal ring from a babes cold hand.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
CHARLEY SAYS "PUSHP'
A BIue-Eyed One Gives Some Energetic
Advice.


Advice.
DEAR II. L. c. FRIENDs-I will not alb
sent myself from our new home any longer.
I have been watching the page pretty
closely to see if any of the members would
call for "B Z. c." Having come to the
conclusion that I have been entirely for
gotten, will notify you that am yet
among the living, the same "Blue-Eyed
Charley" as of old.
Well, dear friends, we have baffled the
wind and the waves and brought our
vessel safely to the port, il we did lose a
part OF our crew. Nevertheless, let us not
be discouraged, but work together in
unity, put our shoulders to the wheel and
work with renewed energy, and ere long
we can have a larger membership than
over before. Come all of you old menu
bers with your interesting letters. Let us
make the editor feel that we appreciate
his kindness in allowing us space in his
valuable paper. l note change already;
there is a growing interest. and our room
is growing accordingly. Now, altogether.
push Ny best wishes to the editor and
every member of the II. l.. c. Dominus
coliseum. "BLUE-EYED CHARLEY"
Central Ohio, Nov. %.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
Nearly Another Blunder.
Minneapolis Journal

Elijah"
''Yessir."
eve had good luck duck hunting"
"Yessir."
eve brought home a good many more thar
we can use. Mrs. Harrison has sent a wagon
load TO the charitable institutions and there are
as many more left yet
"Yessir"
81 was thinking, Elijah. that it would be
nice thing to do If | should send brace &c
each OF the good men who fell outside Of the
breastworks this year You know have sent
them no message of coincidence"
"Yessir. But sir, have you thought how send
ing dead ducks to defeated candidates might be
construed?'
"Good gracious. Elijah, | didn't think of that
guess Mrs. Harrison had better send another
load to the charitable institutions. You have
great head, Elijah"
"Yessir"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
THE HOWARD LITERARY.
"Chntterbox' Realizes That Some Liyel.
Work il Expected.

"Chntterbox" Realizes That some Livery
Work Is Expected.
DEAR HOWARD FRIENDs-l had been
thinking how nice that story was going to
be and how much l was goingto enjoy the
fun the rest made, when ell such illusions
were dispelled by reading this week that
'Chatterbox" was expected to write love
letter. OF all things, "Sappho," how can l.
when l never wrote one, never received
one, never had 10 guess had best not
say that, for, OF course, the girls will not
believe it. but my giant" is not bashful,
30 if fail to make walter" appear so,
can only do my best, and ! feel elated
enough to undertake almost anything,
since Farmer Boy" gave me such send
of that did not send me off but brought me
back. ''F. B., you are genius and am
proud of YOU and am sure all the other
members are.
BUSY Kate" YOU are a darling little
duck. Come often; there is also room for
you. THE SENTINEL will pass you every
time. OF course we all enjoy the nice
sensible letters and want more OF them,
but Just now a little good cheer is what we
want TO make us all feel at home, and a
little argument always livens Us up. Can't
s,.Aae. ore say something that is not so
q Ssrto meet the approval OF all. "F.
has set me to dancing. Just to think
OF such straight-laced little baptist as
am, dancing. But so long as he gave me
the honor OF dancing with the ed" I'll
not complain but agree TO dance at his
wedding" if he will let me know in time.
Howard" is very generous, don't you
think, to invite US all to see him? l say.
"HOOsier Boy" do you remember last
Christmas? Who will make biscuits this
time? l would like TO speak to every one
of you, but of course that is impossible, so
III say am proud OF the way most of the
old members have come out on the safe
side and glad, so glad, to see the old fanil-
lar names coming back one by one.
Now, / must 90 and try to entangle
"Walter" in confession OF his love that
will apply to either charming young girl
or an old maid. so forthe present goodbye;
the next time | come | am going TO make
proposition to the members.
"CHATrERBox.
st. Paris. o., Nov. SO.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
some Good REGIMES.

Tomato Sauce-Put into a saucepan ounce
of raw ham, carrot, an onion, all finely
chopped; sprinkle of thyme and crumbled
bay leaf two cloves, a Glove of garlic and half
an ounce of butter. Simmer for ten minutes,
add a can of tomatoes, with an ounce eff flour
well mixed in. Boil for half an hour, season
with salt, pepper and nutmeg. Strain out the
vegetables and serve.
Rabbit SaIad-Cut the rabbit into fillets,
remove the bones, rub the salad bowl with an
onion or garlic and lay in the meat pour over
PURGE from half q tin Of tomatoes, rubbed
through a sieve, or use tomato sauce; sprinkle
shallot or tarragon vinegar over, and tea
spoonful Of spiced vinegar. On the top ar
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
"ciTY CHAP. 5"
Bis Birth, Life and Death. With a sonnet,

his Birth, Life and Death, With n sonnet.
Charles Howard Lee, alias "City Chap"
born March %, 1865, at Cincinnati, o.,
killed Nov. 20, 1889, at Meadville. Pa, by
the E. H. c. editor-was famous the world
over as a newspaper correspondent, and
was of such a mysterious character as TO
battle the efforts OF the famous Cary de-
tective agency of Cincinnati, o.
Nv name is "City Chap,
The name II never deny;
have left The aged Enquirer,
In SORROW now, 10 die.
Little did think
When in my youthful bloom,
That in the columns Of the eight-paze,
1 was 50 soon TO read my doom.
Now. z. II. C. friends, farewell,
bid you all adieu;
have gone TO join the angels
OF the SENIISEL-who are true.
l"CITY CHAP"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
He Needed something Else.

Columbia Freshman-"Aw, bahbah, haven't
you some kind OF hair wenewer that l could
put on this mustache%
Barber-"Faith, sor, OF think it's hair orig
inator that you do be afther wantin'w
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
A Cathedral From Two Point. of View.

Pompano ION the grand tour)-"We have
nothing like this in America, DlOtterwick.
love these deep-arched doorways; they sug-
gest quiet, contentment and-er-repose, you
know"
BIotterwick-"Yes, like them first rate.
Capital places in which to light cigar"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
10 Elevate the Drama.

tIuck
Jack-'1 see that Rosamond Footlights has
added fifty dozen silk stockings TO her ward
robe"
Dick-"Sort of display add. | suppose"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
New TVoub'es.

"Irs too bad that the BloRetts are movine
out OF the neigh borhood, isn't it?r
"Tso bad? Why Bloaett was terrible nuts
ancewth his comet"
ayes, but now that he is leaving, the rents
will go up"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04

The best way is to take pain in time, ant
fight it daily and hourly with Salvation Oil
Twenty-Five cents.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04

A Scene of the Conemaurh.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. %.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
L/SEZ DES ROMANS!

On ecrit de Londres a FIndepen.
dance beige:
C'est bel ct bien ia rehabilitation
du roman qui a etc pronounce ces
jours.ci devant le congress de la
British Medical Association renni
a Leeds. . 8
Cue Dumas pere, Eugene Sue,
Walter Scott, Montepin, Ponson
do Terrail, 81 longtenps ACCUSES de
dechainer Ia fol!e du l0gis, tredres
sent lspls. fronts coapb4e sous llpps
probre. Non settlement leurs ia,
bles ne sout pas coupables d'avoir
&gar6 les milliers de cerveaux fai-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14

ga p LEI E. 81 I
ons pas. II est ST ais6 de Sender
mir dams lie laisser aller, lie laisser-
taire. L'inertie qui caract6rise une
trop grande partie de nos habitants
senble toujours vouloir sen rap
porter a Ia Providence pour lie soin
de nos leyees qui demandent cepen-
dant une attention toute particu-
q"and 10 peril sera a nos portes,
quaml d'irreparabtes degats anront
deja en lieu, chacun Sc mpttra 4
fPuvre,< cl,acnn travaillera sans
>ouci de la peine, sans soucl do la
depense ct avec une rare abnega.
ton ct de grands sacrifices on CON-
ba,tra lie feau quill serait, 81 aise tie
conjurer maintenant.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
NAViCA TON N7ERR0MPUE.

La navigation, en- &c Qui concerne
les bateaux a vapeur, est complete
ment interrompue ia le bayou
Lafonrche. Cette aimee IA etc par.
~ticulierement favorable aux steam
boats qui ont pu prolonger leur
saison grace a un volume d'eau
suffisant pour Ia navigation ct,
chose tres.singnliere, sans Quill y
ait jamais Ell ce que nous appelons
lei "d'eam kaute' c~'estsasdire dan.
ger d'inondation jamais notre
bayou ma. coule a pleins bords
d'habitude. v@awr
Atom profile de Get etat de
chooses exceptionxel pour reparer
les levees aux. endroits Qui offreut
qnelque dangers Mons ne le croy.
liere. QUAINT le danger viendra,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14

rs" de Londres, pour consider !.
iecteur des articles de fond, DIES
complies rendns parlementaires ct
des cotes du Stock Exchange.
Nous imasinez la sensation pro-
du't', dams lie Monde DIES psycloIo.
gnes, dies medecius, DIES ecrlvalns
anglalS, voire au popnlaire, par ces
hardies declarations d'::n des plu,
celebres rhysiologistes de Fepoque,
9u1n devine dfja blatant DIES mairs
lie jour on lie Daily Neus publiera
les romans de Nine. Braddon 1t
le'tant son chapeau en- Pair, quand
lie Times renverTa Eau proclaim nu-
Eeio' pour IL suite Dime traduc-
ton dc RocaiRjoie.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14

Notre ami, Mr.. James n. Wright,
s'est tronv6, lundi matin, lheurenx
pere Dun gros garcon. La mere
est bien portante ct l~enfant dome
tons les signes dune volonte bien
arr6iee de partager, avec on sans
nous a%utIes, les miseres de cette
vie. Puisse la tache hi 6tre le-
gere! I'm singularite chez lie non-
veau ne est que la main droite he
pOssede nj ponce nj petit do!gt.
Les tlois dolgts lu milien sOpt
sOudes entire enx ct torment .une
masse compacte laqueile dependant
nest pas depourvue d'articulations
qni lui pprmettent dc Sc fermer ct
de ,s'ouvrir. On espere pouyoir
separer les loigts ainsi uHis.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
SosrHENE FoLsE.
L~AFOURCHE CROSSING,
10 s%eptemhre, 1889.

Monsieur PEditeur de la SENT1NELLE
Faites.moi le pIaisir d6tre Pin
terprete de nos sentiments de joie
ct de profonde satisfaction de voir
Sc rouvrir notre ecole St. Charles.
Les vacancies sont mainteDant ter
mineps, ct dimanche dernier nous
avons salue avec vi vif sentiment
de plaislr lie retour parmi nous
DIES seurs Helene ct Scholastique,
qul revena;ent prendre la direction
dc Pecole. Les services qn'el'es
ont rendns nous sont un sur garant
de ceux qu'elles rendront encore.
Nous autres, gems de la campa-
gne, lemons essentiellement 4 np
enseignement religious, source de
toutes moralite, ct nous esperous
que tontes les families e%nverront
leurs enfants suivre les lecons de
ces s9urs d6vouees.
Votre tout deyoue client.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
Il
RACELAND, 8 septembre 1889

Sep'cHDTc 1909
Mr.. l'Editeur de la s~EsTINELLE z
J'espere que vous m'accerdelez
fhospitalitt dams votre estimable
journal pour announcer aux habi-
tants dd Be. district lie Drainage la
bonnie m~oucel!e. LIE dredge boat,
ii ardemment desire ct 81 ARDEN.
ment attendu est entire dams le lac
Fields sametli vers ) heures =. NJ.
Grace a l'energie de celWi one
vous connaissez bien, seconde par
lie bon youloir DIES principaux habi-
tants, Joselai dire de pressure tons
les hommes de bon sens, nos Efforts
sOnt c%onronnes DUN plein success.
Halte-la! me direz vons peut-
6tre les tGavaux lie sCnt pas com
mences ct vous annoncez d6ja lie
success.
Pardon, monsieur FEditenr, ct
permetteZ-mOi de vOus faire ObNpr-
yer quill est bien difficile, je ne
Grains pas tie dire impossible, que
lie travail projete ne s'accomplisse
maintenant. Nous ayons l'instrn-
ment, c'est a dire la Gle qui doit
nous procurer ~faisance ct nous se-
rio3s asspz ennemis de nous memes,
de nos families, de nos enfants qui
sont .Obliges de s'expatrier pour
aller chercher aifieurs leur pail,
quothlien ; nous strions assez in
differents, assez paresseux, assez
bons a rien ponr tie pas faire fonc.
tionner lie dredge boat qui est notre
seule blanche lie salut
Fl done !! Ne nous jngez pas S
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, sill vous plait.
Annoncez done la bonnie n0ucclI
sans ctainte 5d'ttre dement,. L.
dredge boat est arrive par conse
quent nous reussirons dams notrt
i noble enterprise. Annoncez-le, j
le r6pete, sans. peur 4 tous les int
resses ct a vos DOmbreux lecteurs
.Je vous remercie ct vOus sala,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14

FORE. FORE !-Une grande
foire aura lieu les 81 ct 90 de ce
mois. chez Mr.. c. S~Ma,hewS, Gpor
gia plantation, an profit de fecolr
publique. n
Chacun s'empressera d'aider a ce
noble ct dlgne but; car il nest
point de plus gran,l bienfait d dis
penser sur nos populations que
celui dune education serieuse ct
liberalement distrlbnee.