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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

Gpreden &ie nit nnei~
nem SommiS. ...l Sm rSreslaner
General. stu;eiser" fiuoet ii9 iOlseHhrS
5eirotbsseiud: sd iu9e iiir meia
1en 8rincipal! @lttper o. &Inoert
AZ Sahr, ansenebulss 9leuBere un6
outer Gbnrntter, eire 9ebsHsse'G GbrtiT1.
9amen ober g9ittnen nibt ii6er 50, 3
bic 1000 %. Bermbseu (Sur Sersr0s
Beruns Der 6abritE Damen, ben an
ainer mirili9 eliidliden @be sele9eR
III, fbHneu iid psrtrauensuol.a an MIDI
pen6en. bd i'd f6Ou Sabre lang bel
Dem Serrn in StaGuns bin imo Sba
anr empfebIen fnaH."
Ruuithhd. = SCbn' (Sa iei,
aem Batter, hsr isebeu iH's @ei9dft Sn'
rlfsefebrt iIE: .Gben roar elm Serr
On, Der eiuen SommeribeBirber eetpOIlt
bot = ih bab' ibm cineR uurabriseu
oertauft!" 8ater: mSit has e.
RuniHtafa @enn @iner tommt. Oer
sar &iueH ueber5iebsr bnben ipiH unb
Du pertnafit ibm eingn,. has Henn l4 e
Rimititafl"
-ausrebea teifsni 9err:
-Srdnlein Bduld, Sis iebeH-"-5rdua
lein (dreerIi9 einfoFSenb J: /. lluo lie6ez
NOR 6as Merf zines Ngatnblits 0ieIa
absebrOi9sns PhrGis MOLTEN sic nirl
bod pObl uOr6seIau,iren?" = Serr:
-gaein SD tuOllte iaelu: sic iehsn = in
Sbrem neueR out re$t tOmiid aus !~
Gas hem @Iri9tafaaL
.MeiR SerT @eri9t8boN, iaet elm 9Iu,
eeIlaster. bet bjsbsE ruRotnsa IeusHste,
pahreuO bsr iGIe&teH &Ebe ieines 8ers
tbeibisers, reHtSieben a. ibm oos @Urt
- id aeiteh' fiebeTl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
0ie @orrnntipmin91 in 91

Die Corrupt NJ in &uS
lGno 1T 70 aft, tpie bas .Sareureia;
8unOer Hinimt es nur, ,penn. einmat ein
ho9seitellter 9samter in unteriutnHg
aesoaen fpirha fleber einen fol6en, nid,t
sinmal ezelen Sou erbdlt bic r.SoH.
8ts.4 FOAgenSe Nittbeilune: Dsu @OiIs
Derneur BON gBilna IN 2itauen, @ripe.
Ris, tuar6e in 5olse Nn5eiee zines ent.
laiIencse 8eamten tuessn peridieOener
linterfuhunsen unb unseb6risteiten in
lluteriu6ung seJOsen Der @Ouuer'
nenz IOa insbelonberf fnum elm Drift.
tbeiI ber sebabreaben @rnnbheusr BON
Ieinem @ate entriAtet unb piele ibm
anterItelIe Genmte bel ber BeipirtbihoI'
tuns ieiHer Befibuusen nerweubet ia.
ben, tpo6urd bisielbeR Uerbiuosrf muir.
ben. lire eisentIi9en Dbliesenbeiten ~
erfiIIen-
-Gs sibt 9euts. bic serne
Sintertreppen aufiH4en unb ben re@teu
Des ols 1bOrwes Ueri&mabsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
es. sSp FerraaR ser nrsetpooaer.

Die ungebeuren 2dnberItreden gor6.
amerifas bergen In ibrem nod uaer.
foridteu Snnern sipeifellos nod unjdb,
lise Spuren elmer fernen 8ergnngenbeit,
nelde bereinit un9eabntes 2i6t auf bic
@eidihte Der urbeiuohner beS Con.
tinents, pieneift iiber bic prdbiitpril6e
Menidbsit iiberbaupt merfen tueroen.
Bereits iebt perseht fnum eine @o9e,
mo- burA Grbarbeiteu aler Grt - ipie
Eunnelbpbrun9en uub Our6iti6e fur
@iienbabnen, geiuefIiren bon StraBen,
@rbohrung BON Griinnen, Gulesuns
bon Sha&ten unb STOLEN = bic tpertbs
uDIliten ar9dOtosiI6en Juube Su 9ase
gef6rbert tperben. Cine rei4e 5uno|
grube iiub nnmsntfi9 bic rdtbielbaften
@rbmdlle ober rWtOunbs@, ipel9e in
ben centralen Staaten, insbeionbsre
aud in Obio, 70 rei9li9 Uertreten finb.
2dnsit 1T man iiberseust, baB bieielben
elmer &uIturepD9e 9orbamerifas an9e.
b5ren, tpel6e benz Guftreten bes rotben
Wannes lanss boraufsins. 9enn ber
SuOiuner itebt bieieH MOunbs ebeniO
ratblos gegenaber, tnie mir. Bdren
feline 8orfabren bic Grbauer, 10 bdtten,
lelbit rpenn bic gfbauuns in bic Rinb'
belt Der inbianiIben &aife fiele, ii9
bod in ben.Sasen ober ber Wptbolosie
bsrielbsn beutli9e Spuren uno unuer'
tennbure 9Intldnse sefuaben. aeine
Spur bauon.
Someit lit Der Snbianer bon elmer
8ertnipfung iener 8auten NIT ieiner
@el6i1te entfernt, bab er pielmebr bic
WOunbs fir bas @ert b6ier @eiter
bdlt. Gnalog bieften bic @rie9en bic
BaIten Der 8or3eit, nit tpel9en tins
erit hie neueiten Gussrabunsen betannt
gema9t baben, fir bas 8ert Der fabel'
baften &bflopen, tudbreno man iest
ipeib, baB bieieIben ben 8Drsdn9ern
ber @rie9en, ben feniitifden Belassern
uber Bb6nisiern angeb6ren, beren leste
Eammerli9e Relte man tpabri1einli4
in ben rdtbIelbaften Seloten Der Safe
bdmOnier gu iuden bat.
Cine prd9tise 5unbsrube fiir bic
aunter5euguiife ber ameritanii9en llr,
beipboner iinb bic T6dler bes Miiiii'
iippi un6 WtiFouri. Die aur 8erueu'
buns setrmmenen StoTe fiub @lfen-
bein, Obii6ian, 9upfer, Silber, 8or'
pbpr, @riuitein unb sebraunter Tbun,
IaTn aliO auf einen bO9entuidelten
8ersbau unb treffli9e Wtetnllursie
i1fiebeu, bic bic Snbianer ME gefannt
baben. Der getpeis bdrfar III aud In
benz mannisfattisenS Sanbwerfs5euseu 81
finbsn, tuel9e iest fait in allen Muieeu
Der ciuiliiirten g8eIt ausseitellt iinb.
Wtan bat II. a. AUDI fupferne @efdBe
nit eingelester arbeit aus Silber ents
bedt. Der lsste S9ltff iit pOllenbet,
unO f6nute beutSntase fanm bener ber'
geiteat tuerben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
aujrettnemSer 0erOa1t.

IrOfeFOr (aui eiuem Spaaier gang
f1 nit elmer Dame iibsr oaS 2ebeu
ano @irten unierer &laiiiter uuterhaI'
tsnb): rSo, sudoise 5rau, es 1T benz
IN Der 5bat 70. boB bic 9i9ter, iei es,
UNI 5rauenberjeH eeiriHermaBeu aI
tubireH, in benz RuHtte Der 9iebi4aften
ii9t onju itrupulOs su iein pHesen.- a
Dame: .Sersott. ani' Gnbe min
usiH Moun aud nod 9i9ter lperSen!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

Die &upferaOsrn in aRi6isau .. g.,
uel9e neueroinss tuiecer er0Hnet iuur'
ben, Seisen srOBe Gusb6blunseu, elm
8eweis, baB bic alien Gmerifaner uts
Behsuer niel &upfer pepbrau9t baben.
Nomentli6 iiub au6 bic E6pferarbeiteu
iutereHant. Sn bem Srabe eiues &in'
6es bel 2ebanOn, Genn,, fanb man bas
pben absebiloete eiseutbiimli4e @efdb
nit benz tridterf6rmisen Gufias. Sat
hGIe 9bOnsefdBe iinb NIT Sisuren uub
Nrabesfen bebedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

= Il nj iebea 8reis. @otts:
,S9ou' MIR, GIsbeib, mics brnuben
reanet!" Satin: ~Stebit SL
Widnn4ex, iefbr bic gtatur min, boS
Ou mir ben neuen &eseamarteI
saufit!"
Gnipietune. Ssrr (Sum
ulten @dbden i'm 8aIlidaI cine Saor'
Mabel aufbsbens): .Sie bnben cine
6oGruobel perloreu, Srdulsiu Nnna,
frIouben Sic. ba6 in iie ala bitOriide
Erinneruns bebaIte."
8efferuHs. &i9ter:
Grit bunbsrt Mart eeRebleu. uub nun
pieeer a4tJis Murt 9stOblen = iuOGIen
sic Ii6 benn gar ni9t bsRsrnP" -
Gnaeilostsr: r5ap mir id i9Un I'm
ltuansia Mart jebeEert.'
- Seitern n feeH SeIb, beute IoO&
p.eoer feen Selbl . If bod i9Tdli9,
wis mpuOtOR bet 2ebeH tit!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

gBer nod niemnls in
gsriu9uns seristb. Der bet nod feline
Sbes onuou. wie uuegrii9 sr ieiS
l6RRte,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
Ses gamslers ao@ter.

seitern erbaltenpt
sic: SeIte ni4t.
@r: 9as 1T bod ieItiam.
Sic: = 9f6, = Jest erinnsre it
mid, bas 8oaa iaete, Sbre Note iei
geItern proteItirt morben. Wtas iein,
Sas es bas mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
,.nortD Osrapblt9e sospett.

Inter ,ifi;ier: ga, ia, i9 nsi6 S4on,
mas es beOeuttt. nenu bic Sereen @in'
idbrisen 10 elm S in ben Sauo malen
= ba benteu lie an tpeiter nii9t, als
S9ampasner!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
Keeley's Cure.

The fact that an unfortunate gentleman
has Just died after receiving the Kelley
treatment for drunkenness will have a
tendency to check the spread of the treat
ment 1t is a matter OF fact that hun-
dreds have been benefited by It. The
proof of success is success, and there are
numerous instances of men who were
slaves to liquor and who have been
cured to the extent of declaring that
they no longer have any inclination
to drink. 1t is a treatment with
bl-cloride of gold. The fact that
thousands have made pilgrimages to
DR.. Kelley, and paid their money, shows,
too, that many men, really drunkards,
crave some outside help They have the
desire to reform They are at the state
where the appetite is disease-generally
considered incurable. Much discussion is
gong on as to Keeley's course in keeping
his treatment a secret. He is enriching
himself by it. 1t IS contended that for
humanity's sake he ought to make his
treatment known to the physicians of the
world. From "strictly business stand
point he has big capital in this secret
and is smart in raking in returns from it,.
From the strictly ethical, high, noble and
truly manly standpoint he is wrong in
preventing the spread ola system Of treat
ment that, if what it is supposed to be,
will prove an incalculable blessing to
millions, will turn many a sad house into
Joy.
The secret is his and he has the right
to make what he can from it. We cannot
imagine Robert Lee, Stonewall Jackson,
Chinese Gordon. and men with their lofty
sense of mans duty to his brother man,
possessing the secret of success for frail
humanity and Withholding it. There IS
bOundless good in this world, but the
greed for fortune-making too often pre-
vents its full xorcise.-Richmond Slate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
Drs. Starkey & Palen's
TREATMENT BY
ALATI o n

n ~ II - - n L " Az
1879 Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
The original and only genuine Com
pound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs
Starkey e. Palsn, is scientific adjust.
ment of the elements Of Oxygen aud Nj
trogen mdgRetized; and the compound IL
so condensed and made portable that it IL
sent all over the world.
II has been in use for more than twenty
years thousands of patients have beer
treated. and over one Thousand physicians
have used il, and recommend it,-a very
significant fact.
The great success of our Treatment has
given rise to n host of imitators, unscru
pulous persons; some calling their prep
arations Compound Oxygen, often appro
priating our testimonials and the names
of our patients, to recommend worthless
concoctions. But any substance made
else here or by others, and called Com
pound Oxygen, is spurious.
"CompOWnd Oxygen lis Mode Of Acfio'
and Results" is the title of new book o.
200 pages, Published by Drs. Starkey 4
Paieu, which gives to all inquirers full in
formation as to this remarkable curative
agent, aud record of surprising cures II
a wide range of chronic cases--many o
them after being abandoned to die by 9th
er physicians. Will be mailed free to any
address on application.
DRs. STARKEY e. PALEN,
1929 Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa.
100 Suffer St., Saa Francisco, Cal.
Please mention this paper. lie 26-ly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
BIG
S u II PRISE !
South Main Street.
Opp. Shenandoah County Bank.

In consequence of the late large
failure of New York city, it has
been ordered that the remains Of
100000 worth of fine clothing shall
be disposed of at SOC on the dollar,
and this means for the citizens Of
Woodstock and vicinity to secure
their winter clothing for almost
nothing.
A splendid suit of clothes for
$500. This suit is well made, all
to match, latest style and really
worth $500. Mems extra fine quail
ity suits made and trimmed in the
best possible manner, for $3.50, guar
anteed to be worth $l5 90. High
grade goods, wearing equal to the
finest tailor work, in all styles.
Prince Albert, cutaways, sacks in
widc-awake worsteds and serges
cheviots, silk and satin lined we
sell for $1O.25, worth $2O.50. We
offer an elegant pair Of pants for
S1.55, we'll worth $500; our $500
pants are worth $500. Mems chin
chilla overcoats $500, worth $l0.-
100; mems silk-faced overcoats &c.
As, worth $3.50; mems xtra fire
silk overcoats 1915, worth $3.50.
BT Don't fail to call and xamine
this stock and prices of this great
sale. A chance for such wonder
full bargains occurs only once in a
lifetime. Remember the place,
opp. Shen. County Bank. See sign
New York Bankrupt Store.
By order of the ASSIGNEE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
Recommends it to Everyone.

thinking that a word from me might
be the cause of others receiving benefit
from your S. S. s., write to say that |
have been sufferer from Eczema, which
My doctor called pink heads. Small
blisters would form on my limbs, would
break and ooze, and cause large sores to
form. The odor arising would be very
disagreeable, and would often be laid up
from one to two weeks at a time. The
disease would break out about every two
months. ! tried various physicians aud
treatments, bst received no permanent re-
lief until was induced TO try S. S. s., and
felt the benefit from it in few days. !
continued thu use OF 1t until had taken
three bottles, which was over year sgo,
and have not had the Eczema since.
believe it is thoroughly eradicated from
my system. l feel sure that 5. 5. 5. Is
the greatest blood remedy, and | would
recommend it to everyone afflicted with
any form of blood poison, for l believe
they will receive like benefits that
have" JNO. A. BEARD, Louisville, Ky.
We will mail free to any address most
valuable treatise on the blood and skin.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
A Farmer Candidate.

The editor of the Record went to great
trouble last week to show that some of
the people who signed the petition call
ing on George A. Copp to announce him
self a candidate for the Hoose of Dele
gates were not farmers. No, we did not
claim that they were. They were not
from any particular walk OF life, but rep
resented all classes of business men, pre-
ducers, and wage-eaIners. Nor did We
represent him in the head line as the can
didate of farmers alone, but as a candi-
date coming from the ranks Of the farmers
the candidate of the whole people. Had
time permitted the call to circulate in
the country the names of a thousand
farmers would have been signed to it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
State News.

At half after IL o'clock last Monday
night at Buchanan, Va, the new fine
hote,, Berkeley Arms" was burned by an
incendiary. / was nearly completed
contained 276 rooms and was worth Sl25.
coo: and insured to the amount Of S57 900.
HAMPTON, VA, Oct. % Robert Jor.
dan, n negro, as hanged in the Jail yard
at o'clock this morning for assault on
Mrs. Moore in June last. The execution
was very quiet. Mrs. Moore is in an asy-
Inn. She became a raying maniac short
Is after the trial of Jordan.
Mr. A. ;. Bacon, the Superintendent of
the Richmond paper mills, met with
death at that establishment last Friday
morning. He was in an elevator ascend
ing TO an upper floor, when by some
means his head Drotruded beyond the
edge of the machine and he was killed
instantly.
Carpenters are repairing Wicomlco
Methodist Protestant Church, in North
nmberland county, Va, and The follow
ing was found written on the inside of
the pulpit after it was torn away: "JnO.
f. Wild built this pulpit. JnO. White
marsh, Jno. f. Wild, VIM. MoyiOn and
Adam Shaeffer, house carpenters, of Bal
tmore, Md, March IS, 1860. We finished
this pulpit today, being same day on
which Hazlett and Stevens were hung at
Charlestown, Va.
Mr.. Nathan Harris, of Smyth county,
Va, has a daughter 10 years of age whose
hight is feet 10 inches, and the weight
4Ol pounds. She is we'll propOrtioned and
intelligent, and her hair is very beautiful
aud glossy and sweeps the floor when
standing erect. She Is the eldest ST four
living children, two sisters and one
brother. who are all well-gIown and in.
telligent. Her parents are medium size,
healthy, well to do and highly respected
people.
Miss Lillian Ottwell, a young lady OF
sixteen who disappeared from Horsetown,
Accomac county, Va, nearly month
ago, and who, it was believed, had COM
mitted suicide, has been heard from near
Mary, Del, about thirty miles from Der
home. Miss Ottwell had become very
melancholy before she wandered from
her home, and it is believed her mind is
impaired. When found she was dressed
in BOYS clothing, and was lying near a
railroad track in an exhausted condition.
The section master took her to his home
and cared for her. She will be taken
home.
Miss Lnkens, who resides near Shaws-
vile, Montgomery county, met terrible
death recently. She went out to gather
berries on the mountain side, aud not re-
turning in seasonable time, search was
instituted for her. A few miles from her
home the searchers ran across a large
bear, at whose feet the remains of a wo-
man could be observed. The bear was
dispatched, and it was then found that
bruins victim was Miss Likens. The
body was terribly mutillted, and every
evidence went to show that the untortu-
nate glrl had first been squeezed to death
by the bear and then partly teyoured.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
Farmers !

Please tell us when it was that the
Democratic party of Shenandoah ever put
up a farmer candidate for either the
House or Senate. Did you have anything
to do with nominating the candidates or
have they always been fixed up and
forced upon you by the ring" Judging
by the candidates Of the party for the last
ten years one would think either that
there were no farmers in the Democratic
party or that if there were they had nc
interest whatever in the administration
Of the affairs Of the Commonwealth. And
yet these same hypocIitical leaders are
daily on the corners of the streets and IN
the synagogues crying with loud voice
and telling of the tthes that they are 60
ing to pay 10 the farmer.
What chaffl! How long, yea how long
will they continue to feed the farmer
such husks
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by al
East India missionary the formula of &
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of CONSUMPTION
Bronchitis, Catlrrh, Asthma and all throat
and Lung Affections, also a positive ant
radical cure for Nervous Debility and al
Nervous Complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, has felt it his duty tC
make it known to his suffering fellows
Actuated by this motive and desire tC
relieve haman suffering, | will send fret
of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe
IN German, French or English, with ful
directions for preparing and using. SEM
by mail by addressing with stamp, nam
ing this paper. w. A. MOVES, $40 Pores
Block Rochester, N Y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30

Let not municipalities nor powers nor
anything else, but right and the interests
of yourself and your fellow countrymtn
influence or control your vote on the Srd
Of November. Are you satisfied with the
laws of the State as they now stands Do
you think nothing can be done to I'M
prove the roads, thereby lessening your
labors and enhancing the value Ct yorr
property Are you satisfied to have your
public schools open only FIVE months each
year without the proper appliances, and
growing less efficient every year, Are
YOU satisfied to remain ignorant OF the
amount of taxes which other people in
your neighborhood or county are paying
and what is done with the money so col
lectedi Are you content to have no re-
port of any of these matters unless you
90 to the Clerks Office, County Treasur-
er's Office, Auditors Office and a dozen
other offices and spend week each year
in answering these questions 7 Are you
willing that the inIquitous and unjust
Andersou-McCormick Election Law shall
continue to remain upon our Statute books
a stigma upon your reputation for hon
esty, fairness and justice while in all 9th
er States they are seeking in every way
to prevent the very frauds which tbl'
law fosters and encourages
If you are content with all these Thugs
then vote for the candidates who are ad
vocating the continuance in power OF the
same party which is alone responsible FOL
them. But if you think these imperiec'
tions and many more with which nearly
every man Is acquainted, need correction
vote for the men who are not controlled
by this old ring and who, because theN
are personally effected by these evils are
personally interested in correcting them
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
Don't neglect to 60 to the polls next
Tuesday and vote for Strayer and Copp.

The Record says: "Mr. Z. w. Magruder,
as everybody knows, is not politician In
any sense of the word. During all this
campaign we have to hear of his making
his first speech, and has been following
the drill every day for weeks" Now, we
would ask the Record, can there be g
campaign without an opponent in the field
We think not Again. the Record would
lust now have the people believe that Mr..
Maoruder is more "farmer" than lawyer
and politician" Mr.. Magruder is never
theIess both lawyer and politician, and
we admit both as lawyer and politician
has not been given to much speech max
ing, and as there was no campaign up TO
the candidacy of Mr.. Corp, it was en-
tirely unnecessary for him to leave the
"drlll" TO even tell the "farmer" the best
way to "drilI," much less what measures
he favored, if elected as third -temer to
the Legislature. He considered he had a
"walk over" and could well afford with
out an opponent in the field, the Repubh-
can flag trailing in the dust, to follow his
"drill for weeks" and ma Ike no speeches, as
there would surely be enough Democrats
and Democratic ally-ance men who would
go to the polls on the 3rd of November,
next, to elect him for third term to the
Lepislature-fOr what
To 90 to Richmond and during tn, session
of the Legislature stay
Sir IN a good warm seat and draw his pay
No, while we recognize Mr.. Magruder
as first class gentleman, we sum him up
thusly: 81 per cent. lawyer and politician
and per cent. farmer.
Farmers, mechanics and wage-earners,
don't be deceived by such speciOus argu-
ment, but 60 to the polls on the 3rd of
November and cast your votes for George
A. Copp, who is Of you and for you, and If
elected to the Legislature will represent
YOUR best interests unrestricted by and
uncommitted to any party save the people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
Speclmen Cases.

S.H. Clifford, New Cassel. Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism
his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was
affected TO an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh aud strength. Three bottles OF
Electric Btters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bltters aud seven boxes Of Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, aud his leg Is sound and
well. John Speaker, Catawba, o., had
FIVE large Fever sores on bis leg. doctors
said he was incurable. One bottle Elec'
trlo Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured him entirely, Sold by b.
Schmitt, Woodstock, l.. II. Jordan, Mt
jackson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30

A duel was fought at Brownstown, w.
Va, Saturday evening by Miss Ida In
gram, handsome young woman, and
Mrs. Minnie Berry, widow. They had
quarreled about a well-known yonng man
of Brownstown, and the widow went to
the girls house. She found her alone
Miss Ingram armed herself with a chair
and Mrs Berry used knife. 10 few
minutes the walls were spattered with
blood and the gill tainted on the floor
She is disfigured for life and may not re-
cover. Mrs. Berry has been arrested.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
GEO. A. Corr, ESQ.,,
Fishers Hill, Va, /:

We, the undersigned citizens of Shenan-
doah county, being DESTROYS of voting for
and electing to the next Legislature
man whose interests and sympathies are
identical with those of the masses of the
wage earners and producers of our county,
hereby earnestly petition you TO allow
your name to be placed before the people
at the coming election as a candidate for
the House of Delegates of Virginia. We
make this call upon you knowing that be-
cause of your attainments and past asso-
Citations You are in everyway qualified to
faithfully represent those sturdy. honest
voters who desire to promote the interests
of the whole people, rather than to mp
hold tie power of any particular party,
aud who, without reference to their past
political affliatiOn, are Eow determined
to take care of their o,cn interests at the