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The Coward in the Fight.

What part uas Mr.. Cleveland of New
York ia The general rejoIciDg ader tbi'
cheering Democratic victory
For the past month the Democrats OIL
New York have been engaged In contest
with the most powerful and eMOlitered
combination that was eyer arrayed
against them. They bave been fighting
for the very lie of the party here, and
for the future Of Democracy 10 The nation.
They have iriumphed over tue united
forces Of tbe Republicans, the Mugwumps,
and the so-calied Cleveland Democrats.
with Mr. Cleyeland's Secretary OF the
Treasury at their head. And where was
Mr.. Grover Cleveland himself during tue
battlei
Mr.. Cleveland is said TO have gone to
the polls on Tuesday and 10 rave depoat-
ed q ballot for municipal OficeiA Was
it the Democratic ticket or :he snti-Dem-
occatic ticket that ne worldwide know !
IL Mr.. Cleveland voted rs lie prayed,
be unQuestionably banded IN an anti
Democratic ballot. All of his friends, all
of his personal and political sympatt les.
were on the side of the anti-Democracy.
His most intimate associates were en-
gagged in the conspiracy 10 wreck and
ruin Tammany Hall. His Secretary OF
the Treasury, Charles 8. Falrchiid, was
on the stump for Tom PIatt and anti-De-
mocracy. His leading supporters in the
New York press, the Evening Post the
IImes, and the Commercial Adeert'ser,
were doing all in their power 10 procure
the defeat OF tue Democratic candidates.
80 far rs The Scott movement was not =
Tom Plat Republican movement, IS WAS
a Grover Cleveland movement.
Bot if Mr.. Cleveland followed the 10
separation of selfish snd cOwardjJ iater'
est III bis own Supposed political lortd aces,
he went 10 tue polls alter Shaking ior
month behind the rrees that surround The
battlefield, aud voted as be had not pay
ed.
Who knows whether tue VOC that The
Stuffed Prophet cast on Tuesday was the
vote of al open eOemv or Of lrescheioas
and cowardly esotlsti WHO can supply
the information that will Interest Tue
wbole county Noe = 0 X SHIt, DenL
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LET ALL PEOPLE GIVE THANKS,

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The President
this evening issued the following thanks
giving proclamation.
"By the grace and favor of Almighty
God the people Of this nation have been
led to the closing days of The passin.
year which have been full OF the Llessings
o. peace and the comforts of plenty
Bountiful compensation hss come 10 us
for tho work OF our minds and o. our
hands in every depA tment Of human 'I-
dosjry.
Now. therefore I, Benjamin Harrison,
President of the United States OF America,
do hereby appoint Thursday, the 9th day
Of the present month Of November, to be
observed as day of prayer end thanks
giving. and do invite the people upon
that day to cease frsm their lsbor and
meet in their accustomed houses of wer-
ship and to join in rendering gratitude
and praise to our bsueficent Creator for the
rich blessings be has granted 10 us % q
nation, and invoking The continuance OF
His protection and grace for the future
| commend 10 my citizens the privilege Of
mbering the poor, the homeless end
the sorrovful. Let rs endeavOr TO meril
the promised recompense Of charity and
the gracious acceptance OF our praise.
In testimony whereof have here unto
set my hand and caused lhs seal OF the
United States 10 be affixed.
Doue 81 The city of Washington thi,
eighth day OF November, in the year Of
our Lord. one thousand eight hundred
aud ninety. and of the independence OF
the United States. the one huodrsd anc
| fifteenth.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
By the PTtsideDt:
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary OF State
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So much for what might have beeo
The question now 10 what might bs,
should either Cleveland or Hill be nom.
mated next time. Could either OF them
carry the state Of New York; II not.
then It, il plain that IL would be suicidsl
"olcy for either OF them to be nominated
~ th. Democratic party.-DGnvilk R6sis.
Tar.
Nr. Ctevelaud has been tried aud failed
90 au issue distinctiYely Of bis ovu max
iuk Al the same election 10 vhich NJ
Cleveland. as = f6ee-trader, failed 10 car
~ New York for ths Presidency, David
Bennett Hill, ~ . Sam Randall Democrat,
carried the old State shumming for gov.
error. Thy oukhs 20 settle the question
Of .uicide, so far ~ il relates 10 the nOnI-
;nauou. Besides, how 10 the name Of all
.hat is tousisient with proper self-respect,
leaving tue mattsr OF policy out OF
consideration. cad tue Democrats nOmin
ate Mr. Cleveland wilhOdt stnltifJ Ing
itself on Tue silver question 2 BY falsify-
ing ,be pla, form OF 1884. on which 10 vas
elected ns slargL cred The Democrats
party ia 1888. Shall We s've him the
opportunity OF Strengthening the party
IT, 1879! by making a uouIiiatioD that
will salsify tie Democratic party's cou-
gress.Ous ,ecord. aud array against It the
autagonisoi Of tue great aud powerful
silver mining interests Of the westf Tue
DemOcra. ic party should be sdmonished by
pasi experience That Clsysland and defea.
are. befea fter, 10 bs inseparabls ,ynOp ) ms
ia It's vocabulary. IndeI appeal.
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HUME WILL RUN AGAIN.

Frank Hume, the defeated candidate 90
the independent democratic ticket in the
eighth congressional district, was seeo by
a reporter OF The Post just before lie
boarded the train for AlexSndri& last eye
ping. He bad but little 70 say concern
Ing the election OF Gen. Lee. but whaG he
did say was decisive and interesting.
1.-The fact was thai Gen. Lee had in
vested mort money 10 toe contest than
possibly could have DONE" he said HE
bought outright tue oegro vote. and Gnat
alone was the veasop of my defeaC. II
is the whole thing in nut shell. l have
witnessed events at this last election that
l never expected to see in my lifetime
In the outlying counties the colorcd peo-
pie were brought up in droves and their
votes were bought up by the wholesale.
''Gen. Lee gas careful never 20 lOjure
the republican party by his record, anc
ccnseq Iently it would q q been nonsense
for them to vote for suvh an aggressive
democrat as myself. The negroes and
poor whites were simply dragged UP to
the polls, and after little argument, re-
ceiyed q cash consideration. Lee received
the whole of the negro vote solely on this
account. am very much pleased with
the very large majority | received 10
both Alexandria!cOunty and city, where
am best known.
II had polled every vote with tue ex-
ception of eight in my precinct, wheU
about thirty-three negroes, who claimed
to belong to club at the brickyard, and
had been standing about the polls all day
were approached by man named Doug
lass, and a consultation was held. lD .
few minutes they were marched up 10 tue
polls and their votes we're cast for Lee
under the supervision Of the man Doug
lass.
THAT wholesale briOing gave Lee
thirty-fve votes and cut my majority
down to 217 in that precinct. have In-
formation that these methods were pur-
sued all over the district. Had there been
no bribiug I am satisfied thai l would
have received three votes to Lees ode IN
the district. / am perfectly satisfied
With the result, butt want 10 give notice
that will give them another Inssle."-
Washington Post.
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Chairman EIIysOn FIR Governor.

The Richmond correspondent OF the
Petersburg IRder- .l2peal, under date Of
tie 9th, says:
"The successful maDuer in which Chair
man Eljyson managed the canvass in This
State has given hun considerable boom
for governor. His frieuds here are talk
ing the matter over gdietly and they
have determined that he mast be sent TO
congress Two years from this fall when
Mr.. Wise will retire Gas he stated at Tue
time when he was nom,nated), or else he
must succeed Goye,IOr Mckinney. IL
is generally agreed tnat Mr.. Ellyson's
qualifications fit him better for an ex-
ecutive office and therefore it is likely be
will be urged to become a candidate for
governor. II he should aud if O'Ferrall
also decides to enter the race against the
protest of his friends who want him to
remain IN congress, the struggle will be
interesting. While O'Ferrall has the
magnetism aud eloquence Ellys IN would
have the advantage OF him as an organ
iZer, % in this respect he has not a
superior in the State. There is hardly any
doubt that the mayor eau 90 to congress
in two years if lie desires, but it is prob
able that be will prefer the governorship
aud from that 90 to the United States
Senate
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1894.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-11-14

The democratic cyclone Of last Toes.
day was not without It's humorous incl
dents. The most lUdicrous of these Incl
dents, beyond doubt. was Tue deliveraDce
Of Grover Cleveland to the effect that il
was a great uprising of the people against
the policy of protection, and in favor o.
his doctrine OF tariff reform,
understood to DO free trade. For Mr..
Cleveland to find comfort in this election
is very much like extracting sUnbeams
from cucumbers, or chasing rsinbows for
bags OF gold. Every Intelligent and we'll
Informed protectenist in the country fully
understood that the tariff question was
not the issue 10 The campaign jest cOu-
cluded. The tariff was the issue, ard TIE
sole Issue, on which Mr.. Cleveland's
campaign for the presidency in 1888 WAS
made, and we lost the presidency and the
house of represep tatives CD tt at issue,-
but the passage OF the Mckinley bill re-
tires the tariff as an issue for some years
to come. 1t must be q gbastly consOla'
ton that Mr.. Cleveland finds in the pres
eDt victory, and it ought to teach him. II
il teaches him any thing, that the time is
at hand for dead candidates and dead
issues 10 retire. David Bennett Hill is in
the saddle now l-Inder-Appeal.
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1891,
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-11-14

An honest Swede tells hiS story In plato
but unmistakable language for the benefit
of the public. Zone OF my child en- took
severe cold and got the crouO. | gave
her a teaspoonful of Chambecisin'b Cough
Remedy, and in FIVE minutes later gave
her one more. By this time she bad u
cough up the gathering in her Ibroat.-
Then she went to sleep and slept good
for fifteen minutes. Then abe got up and
vOmited then she went back to Osd and
slept good for the remainder of the night.
She got the Group the second night and
gave the same remedy with the sa ne
remedy with fhe same good resp!t. !
write this because l thought there might
be some one in the same need aud not
know the true merits of this wonderful
medicine" CHARLES A. THoMPSEHN
Des Moines, Iowa so cent BEETLES Tor
sale by F. R. IRWIN & BRO, Woodstock,
Va.
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II UR EKA HOUS
JOS. +. HOLTZMAN Proprietor
EDINBURG, VA.

This new and commodious hotel is nov
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thing is new from bas nent 70 attic, and
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Charges will be very moderate, ard
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A first-class livery ia attached 20 tb'
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Malaria

LiteTsliy means bad air. Poisonous germs
arising ifom low, msrsby land. or from
decayIng vegetable matter, sre breathed
iutO the lungs, taken up BY che blood. aud
unless the vital fluid 10 purified By The
uss Of good medicine like Hoods Ssrss-
parllla. the unfortunate victim 10 sooD
Oyerpowersd. Even In the more advanced
cases, where the terrible fever prevails,
this successful medicine hes Effected 70
markable cures. Thoas who are exposed
to malarisl or other poisons should keep
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Death Of the WsaIthlest VirgInIan

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. S-Hal. G
Delaney died at Welbourne, 10 Loudour
county, a. eighi o'clock this myrnIng, ia
the 9Th year OF his age. He has been III
several montbs. Mr.. Dalausy was .bt
wsalthlest man in Virginia. having fallen
beh 10 tho estate OF Lady HnnLou. Of
England. aod the Dhlaney family. Of .hi'
section. He was veil known in Washing
ton aud had spent great deal Of hn
lime abroad.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-11-14

A military company has been formed at
Clifton Forge with W. w. Roller. Corner
Captain ct toe HarisODburg Gdards)
Captain w. T. T'nsley, CORNER Sergeant
10 the Richmond Light IIfantry B'ues)
lst Lieutenant; C. Z. Taylor. Corner
Captain of Company A. at the V. h. ~
I'd Lieutenant D.. G. I. Lewis, S"rseOu,
and Rev. V. w. Wheeler, Chaplain.
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The next two Numbers OF Harper
Heekley viii contain a pew story be
Rudyard Kipling, entitled "1he Record
Of Badalia HerodsfoOt." This will be
found a remarkable production for various
reasons. 1t is the fist story Of MI
Kipline's in which the scenes ADD charac-
ters are entirely English ID is a strongly
realistic study OF social CONDITIONS which
are seldom treated 18th so much force
and directions. aud it ia an extpsordi.
nary combination Of grim bumor, deep
pathOs. and inclsive satire. Altogether
it will be recognized as one OF the mOsi
characteristic productions of q highly
original mind.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-11-14

Wednesday evening the freight .rain,
With passenger COACH attached, which
leares St.uu.on notrnward at All, ran
toto COW two miles north o. Staunton,
cutting tho anlma' iuto "mlnoe meat"
vreckins the engine and two cars, and
serlously iujuring the engineer, Joseph
Hayes, Of Hartisonhdrs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-11-14

The following cases from Shenandoah
were disposed of at tue last term OF the
Court of Appeals:
Hickman against McClansban. From
Circuit Court of Shenandoah Case No. l..
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering Toe Opln-
ion.
Hickman against cCIanshsn. and ais.
Case No. 2. From Circuit Court 81 SheD-
sDdoah. Affirmed, Judge Lacy delivering
opirion.
Meem against Ddlany. Set for 10Th OF
November.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-11-14

To. man who died suddenly IN Roam
oks SAturja.'. aud WHO bat given hi
name as Ricbs,d Wingo, was fnIls indeu
titled s John Ogden, WHO murdered
saOusl Hoff At Fl;opioT, W. Va. lss'
Wednesday week.
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1891.
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q collection Of original drawings by "
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A gtate convention OF real estate agents
10 TO be held sext Wednesday ard Thurs
day At Eoioik.
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New building, new designs, lower
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Il Saved my Lite.

After suffering for twelve years from
contagious Blood Poison, and trying the
best physicians attalnsLle and all the
patent medicines procursble, and steadily
continuing to grow worse, / gave up all
hopes OF recovery, and the physicians
pronounced toe case iucUrable. Hopin z
against hope tried S. S. S. improved
from the irst bottle, and after taking
twelve was cured, sound and we'll. aud for
two years have had no return or symp-
LOm of the vile disease. As owe my life
TO 8. 8. 8. l send this testimony for publi-
catio0. H. M. REGISTER, Huntley, N. C..