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, 1894-02-22
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, 1894-02-22

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, 1894-02-22

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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03
A Brief Catechism.

NeW 1olk sun (Dem.
Do you see the man?
! do see the man.
Who is the nana
He is Democrat
+ What is Democrat.
The unknown quantity in the
equation of the party in power.
What is it equal tor
Equal to everything if it gets a
chance
Doesn't he get a chance?
Not if he can be choked off.
Why is this2
The trinlmers won't have it.
What are the trimmers
towards, mostly.
What do they want to do'
They want to do the party.
Aren't they part of the party?
They think they are the whole of it.
How did they get their grip?
By promises.
What kind of promises
Chicago Platform promises.
What the Chicago platform.
A plankless platitude.
l don't quite comprehend.
Neither does ANYBODY else.
What is plank ?
Tariff reform.
Aren't they reforming it ?
Yes, reforming it on magnifed
Mckinley model.
What's Mckinley?
In the platform parlance he is 1.-THE
Napoleon of unconstitutionality, fraud
and oppression"
That's the theory, is it9
Yes.
What is the condition
He is the guide, consellor and friend
Why is this thus?
They think they can pull the leg
Mckinley pulled
Whose leg is that?
The leg of the tariff beneficiaries.
Isn't the party in power in full con.
troll?
1t controls everything except itself
And why not itself?
Because they are trying TO run il
backwards, and it isn't built thai
way
Can't anybody steer it right?
The President might.
Who is the President?
Grover Cleveland.
Isn't he Democrat
Rats
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03

II reminds one too much of the am
Gent rule which says IF you would
have your hearers weep. first boohoo.
yourself. Now. however proper it
may be at times to weep. tears unfor-
ttunately are not producible at will,
and polite man is often hardly put
to it when speaker appeals to him
to be incontinently lachrymose. How
is it possible for man to respond
every time to such appeals unless he
is the happy possessor of thriving
onion patch ? We have all heard of
the young preacher who used to put
in the margin of his MS. sermons
some such hints to eloquence as these,
Here pause" Here raise the right
hand;' Here weep" But alasi this
is an awfully unsympathetic age, and
red ewes and rednoses have gone out
of fashion with red bandana handker-
chiefs.
Mr. Wilson's power of adaptability
is undoubtedly great, besides he is
trained rhetoriciau; he evidently has
at command allth resources of orator.
ical art 1t mrst, therefore, be moth
ing else but his devotion to the messy
antique that induces him to intersperse
his arguments on trade and govern
ment with such touching reminders
of the ancient regime, such thrilling
prophecies of future ruin through Re-
publican cussedness. 1t is true he
has not the spirit of Wade Hampton
ism SO strong in him as to call for the
old rebel yell to inspire his audiences;
it is also true that his pathos in this
line is merely transient that it appears
to disappear at ftful intervals like
heat lightning family flashing
through the soft twilight of summer
skies. There is in it something ten
terly reniindful of lost happiness
lost we know not when or where. We
get solemn. Sweet melancholy pos
sesses our soul. Anon, the vague
impression goes suddenly and we find
the orator still talking, but all con-
nection of facts and figures necessary
for due comprehension of his argu-
ment is gone-hopelessly lost till we
catch up with him later. This is
sad consequence Of overstudy and of
Democratic speechifying until one
becomes incapable of fear and there
fore above Republican reproach.
One thing is certain, and this is,
that Mr.. Elkins never did and never
can thus mix up in one pasty mess.
poetry, rhetoric, facts, and arguments.
He hasn't any such subtle powers.
But straight as an arrow to the mark
he pierces the heart of his subject,
making clear what is obscure, and |
convincing by sheer force of lucid
statement. That all Republican |
speakers may initiate his directness is |
my most earnest enhortation.
MERCURY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03
For poseey 10 Levy.
against bouey TO Lesy.


The voter must draw his pen through
one Of these
II a majority Of the votes be For
power to Levy" the board Of Educa-
ton is authorized to levy each year,
for four years. an amount sufficient,
with that received from the State fund,
to keep the schools open for FOUR
MONTHS in the year But If major.
ity be Against power to Levy" there
will be NO SCHOOL AT ALL for the mex,
year ensuing, as the district will moi
receive its quota of the State fund
.See Secs. ~ and ~ Of ne amsnde1
school lar.
AT the bottom Of the ticket also will
be found the line.
Fg months school.
omitting to fill up this line viii
leave the district. so neglecting, will
ONLY FOUR MONTHS SCHOOL.
This should be cut out and place,
in prominent place outside of eaci
building where the polls are held.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03

every man to his oar in liberal-mind-
ed Falling Waters; Bunker Hill and
Gerardstown, Mill Creek, Arden
Hedgesville. and Opequon, leave no
stone unturned; Martinsburg, by in
dastry and intelligence, avenge your
wrong, revive your business and en-
terprise. JOHN T. RELY.
McSherrystown Pa.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03

As harmonizer Senator Faulkner
does not appear to have achieved any
very startling amount of success in
New York. The Demoerai ic leaders
there are now grumbling because he
appeared on the scene after all the
nominations have been made and said
that they should not have been so
made, because the slate as it stands
endangers the control of the next
House. As matter of fact that does
appear like post-mortem advice, and
it is not to be narvelled that the local
hustlers are finding fault with the
chairman Of the Congressional Conf
mittee for finding fault with them
Washington Star.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03
CATARRHAL DYSPEPSIA.
A Discouraged Invalid Restored to
Health and Happiness.

Sdedi IL Ol tliS SlOlildCH causes q con
ditior known as dyspepsia or indiges
ton. 1t usually results from catarrf
in the throat, but sometimes occur.
in people who have never had catarrf
elsewhere. The symptoms Of dyspep
STA are: liver complaint, biliousnes.
sour stomach, -brash. bloatine
after eating, constipation, piles, anc
in many cases low spirits, dizzy head
sympathetic heart palpitation, pain
indigestion, and looseness of the bow
els. Pe-ru-na and Mana lin, taken
according to directions on the bottle
VIII cure every one. The following
is specimen of the letters received
from patients:
o. S. McQuillan, Spring Hill, Iowa,
writes:
Pour years ago last fall my stomach
without any previous warning, refus-
ed to perform its functions, and soon
lost strength. During this time food
was forced through my stomach by
using catharties. With flesh wasted
away, strength exhausted so that il
took all my energy to even get into
bath tub, hopes all gone, | began to
take Pe-ru-na and Man.a-lin, follow
ing free advice which DIR. Hartman
gave me. In short time could eat
nourishing food, and the piles, kidney
trouble and constipation disapL feared.
Flesh, strength, and splendid appe
title returned, as | went to work.
For treatise on catarrh, coughs,
colds, consumption, and all climatic
diseases of winter, send for Famil,
Physician No 2. Address The Peru.
ma Drug Manufacturing Company,
Colt1ulh rc Ohio
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03
Oh. Myi


A dispatch from West Virginia says
that Governor Mckinley will not in
wade Chairman Wilson's district. The
Governor has wisely concluded to shoot
off his eloquence where it will. have
more effect. Even IL the champion Of
Favoritism stood upon an even foot
ing with the champion Of Tariff Reform
in the fairness and desirabiiity Of his
contention he would be no match for
for his Democratic antagonist. He has
shown prudence in avoiding him.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03

The Century for November signal
ICES the opening OF its twenty-fifth
year by the beginning of one OF its
most important enterprises, the Life
of Napoleon. by William NJ. Sloane,
Professor Of History at Princeton Col
lsge. 1t is believed that the time has
come to make new aud unprejudiced
review of the facts OF Napoleon life
in the light of the documents now ac-
cessible and the memoirs of which the
last twenty years have been SO pro-
lihc. The first chapters deal with
Napoleon's childhood and youth, in
GLIDING the Corsican period and his
school days in France, and in this
period the history has the value of a
unique fulness. Much care has been
bestowed in the selection of illustra-
tons from the large amount of &C.
cessible material, and the installment
is rich in portraits,i in pictures OF places
and IN carefully drawn views OF typi-
cal scenes in Napoleon S life. Among
the illustrations are hitherto unpub-
lished portrait OF Napoleon at sixteen
drawn by a school fellow, and a fac.
smile of the last page of his exercise
book at school, containing a curiou:
reference to ST. Helena. The Fronts
piece Of the mag azine is an engraving
OF Greuzes portrait Of Bonaparte a.
Lieutenant of Artillery. Mr.. Charlie:
Dudley Warner contributes an article
on Prof. Sloane and his work. Mrs
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop contribute.
to the number a series of letters b,
her father and mother, Nathaniel ant
Sophia Hawthorne. and by Herman
Melville and others, which set forti
incidents of the life of the Hawthorne
in Lenox. with the establishment O
I a hitherto unengraved portrait O
Hawthorne made from life by Leutze
Apropos of the war in the East Their
is an illustrated article on the City 0
Canton by Florence O'Driscol. NJ. P.
setting forth how the Chinese live ans
work It was at Canton. it will b
remembered, that thousand live
were recently lost by a FIRE anon,
the fiowerboats on the river.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03

Kanaas ely Journal. sept 80. iss:.
In London where the sun was low.
And William Wilson dressed TO 20.
To that big banquet ,doncherknow,
His feelings surged tumultuously.
But England saw another sight;
Her furnace fires we're burning bright,
And mills were running day and night
Thanks to Free Trade Democracy.
And brighter ret win burn those fires,
While labor here still cheaper hires,
And Democratic campaign liars
Tell of our great prosperity.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03
The School Election.

The time for holding our schooi
election has been changed from MAJ
to the time of the regular State cleo
ton IN November. Besides the cleo
ton county superintendent and 4
president ofthe board OF education and
one commissioner in each school dis
trict, the ballots will contain at tn.
bottom:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03

The latest Grover Won't Buy Me
A Bow Wow. Words and music by
David B. Hill.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03

Election, Tuesday, November g.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03

Let there be grand rally at all Of these
meetings, showing that the people are ter
ribly in earnest in their fight against English
Free Trade and in favor Of the protection of
American industries and American labor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03
PATRIOTISM & PROTECTION
THE GREAT ISSUES.
MARTINSBURG,
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 8, 7ao PM
HON. w. H. H. FLICK,
HON j. N. WIoNER,
HON. u. s. C. PITZER
CENTRAL OPERA HOUSE.
CENTRAL OPERA HOUSE.

Meetings will also be held at the following place
and addressed by the gentlemen named O'Clock D. M:
Hon Geo. f. Evans
Columbus School House, Monday, Nov. 5.
u. S G. Pitzer, ESD
Rdenours School House, Monday, Nov. s.
Hons Geo. w. Feidt and John Farrin-
Glengary Saturday Nov. B.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03

Precinct No PLACE Of voting, Free
White Schoolhouse. To include the
following territory. All east Of the Ger.
ardstown line and south Of tho Gerards.
town graded road, 20 the toll gate, east
Of Inwood; thence all south of road lead
ing from said toll gate to Jacob Custer's
TO Bolts store, on Smithheld grade.
thence south of said grade TO the JelTer.
son county line; thence with Jefferson
and Frederick county lines to the Ger
ardstown line; thence with Gerardstown
line to place OF beginning.
Precinct No. place Of voting, Dark.
esyille Colofed Free Schoolhouse. To
include the following territory: All Of
Mill Creek not embraced In Precinct
No /.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-11-03
SUBDIVISION OF HEDGEsyfLLK bTsTEcI
INTO yOTIso PRECINCTS.

Precinct No place Of voting. Ma
sonic Hall, Hedgesyille. Including alI
territory on the east side Of Tie North
Mountain from the Gerardslown Dis
trict line 10 the PARKS Gap rOad; themes
following the said road to Iienshaw MiIl
ford; thence following Back Creek 10 the
Warm Spring road: thence following TIE
said Warm Spring road 10 the corpora
ton limits Of IIedgesyille, 10 the North
Mountain and Ifedgesville road: thence
with said road 10 Spring Mills a. the
Falling Waters District line: thence FOL.
lowing district line between Falling
Waters. Opequon and Arden districts 70
the place Of beginning.
Precinct No. 2.-AiIensyiIle. Place Of
voting, Columbus Schoolhouse. Includ
ing all territory north OF the Spring Miiis
road from the corporation limits Of
Hedgesville 10 Spring Mills, At the linz
OF Falling Waters District; thence witt
the same to the Potomac river. thence
with the river 10 the mouth Of Cherrs
Run creek; thence with said creek 10 fhs
Warm Spring road; thence with sail
road to the Warm Spring crossing 1t
FUSS; thence with line OF HedgesyilIs
precinct TO The beginning.
| Precinct No. 3.-Tomahawk. Place
Of voting. Tomaiawk schoolhouse. ~
Guiding all territory west OF the top -
North Mountain, from the line II Ger
ardstcwn District TO the Park Gap roa
thence following said road to the cree /.
at Henshaw's Mil ford; thence with SAL
creek 70 FUSS bridge on the War .
Spring road; thence all south and west 3
Warm Spring road 10 Cherry Run cree
thence with Morgan county line back ,
Gerardstown District line, and with II L.,
place Of beginning.
@. p RIxER, Prcs't,
r. L. THOMAS, Com'r, Court.
H. }. sEIBERr, com'r,
A copy-Teste
c. w. DOLL,
| Clerk ~ oafd f,o,,r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22
A DANGEROUS EDITOR.
Crnzed by Drink, He Uses II Revolver Too
IudiScriminately.

PITTSBURi. PA. August H.-Crazed
by drink. Charles T. Dawson. a former
t,!egraph-editor on the Times, and a we'll
known ncwspaper-man. used knife ana
revolver in an attempt To Kill Detective
Philip Demmd 1t o'clock this morning
At the corner of Fifth avenue and smith
field street. Dcmmel escaped serious in
Jury. although one ban tore a hole through
the shoulder Of his coat, ami second
grdzcd his left check.
DaWson's cratic habits recently lost
him his position. Since this he has To-
peatcdly visited the Times building,
making wild threats 10 XII Managing
Editor Gable He was Just returning
from another visit TO the Office. IN quest
Of Mr.. Cables address. Meeting Dem
mel. with no warning, be- made two
vicious lungcs at the Detectives breast
with a large clasp-knife He then pulled
"a revolver. and fired twice at the officer
who took refuge behind a telegraph-pole.
policc-Oncer Kelter grabbed and over
power,d Dawson. The latter handed over
his weapon 10 Demmel, assuring him. with
"a nervous laugh. that he did not mean
to hurt him. Dawson WAS then removed
10 the Central Polioe-Station.
Fifth avenue and Smithhcld streets were
througed with people at the time, and
ther, was great excitement That some
one was not killed was due only to the
unsteady hand Of the drink-craZed odi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22

Richmond: Hat,ie y Beesls so, eX :, L.
gr,ll street northeast corner twenty
ninth. s. 2o. ,,. a,a ,.ife 10 Har-
.,..i..,oa,y Martin. - feet on south sue
1"nsi street between jefferson ana BeiNl-
Ida and J. c. Williams. Jr' to Charles
D. Farmer. 2Iis feet ON - VS. cao s'Ne ''n'
u.rrico. G. Milhiser, speclai conin's.
s,nnfr 10 John B0lan 81 feet on WI
siJn Williamsburg avenue near ONO
Sv nci,er, n. samuel H., r1ilam, ana ma
o,,s,s 20 Moses Burweh !" acres W
ii,s ,ysst Of Richmond, SO
mn ~. Whites trustees 10 John g. Mcoue'
~ ia feet on west side Fifth avenue
1855 .e, 600, an same &, 2S5.
Sane ia same. II l-6 Zee, on same. 80
Sa,ne IA same. ~ i-6 feet On same, i,I6o;
IT,, Whites trustees 10 North,si9e i.ahu
Comnany. Al Id feet on east side foui''
avenue. l,1D. 80, ON game 81 Ga
SINE 10 same, Al 1-G feet on same s.op'
soc ~ same. Al l-6 feet on same " U.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22
VIRGINIA New. Items.

\ protracted meeting OF all-day services
commenced al Belle Air church, 70 stat
ford county, on sunday.
A large camp-mecting. which H. a.
tracing large crowds. ls IN progress near
Garrisonvillc. In stafford county.
\ match game ~ baseball between The
White oak club and a FrodorirkbI
team was played az White oak Slturdtt.
resulting In victory Tor the Freicuck -
burgers.
At meeting Of the city Council ~
Fred ricksburg held Friday night. 800
was appropriated for repairing the hu.il-
lngs of the gasw0rka and so f0f repairs
TO the almshouse.
Mr. H. ]. Arlington, OF Clar,mort.
whose acquantUnne Ia Richmond l~ quito
extensive. has just been appointed men
her OF the Bureau " settlers 81 TO-
Southern Exchange Association.
The Potomac Baptist Association. whi,h
was In session several days lrst week tt
| Orlean. Fauquier county sch tel Eei.,
| Air church near Frederick shurs, as tEf
! place for It's next annual M citing.
Superintendent Rust annouu . y,stor-
| day that the Public schools - koeao.'
will begin on tn ION ~ September .
| full nine-ronths session. Efficient D1rns
| Of white and colorci teachers have boon
| secured.
Mr.. George p. Finch. president ~ IN
! Bank ~ Meckl'nDIrg. on Satui LAY las
| as has been his custom 10Y several years
| past gave an IN, children 81 G0ylt.n,
| not over Il years ~ age. 4 wat rmc!,u
| feast, which was greatiy enjoyed
The trial of Thomas clayton lcollr,n
| for house-hreui aul larceny 8t Flo.
| Courthouse. which Wa begun IN fl'
| County Court on ~, day last. came e. a.
| close on Friday afternoon. and resulted
I'm a verdict of larceny. with years ami
+ month. In tn l'uitentlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22
PoarovwEsr POINT. Acoc.reI. 1884


HERNDON Died. Monday August -f
1854. at Richmond. 49,. Dir. JAMES d..
HERNDON. in th' elfh year OF his lgs.
TIE hard 10 break "a, tender cord.
When love has bound tie heart
IT'S har'. So hard. o. speak the wOTl 81,
Must vs. forever part2
Dearest loved one We have laii thee
IN tho peaceful graves embrace.
but Thy memory viii be- cherished
TN we gee thy heavenly face.
Funeral WEDNESDAY. AUGUST p. e.
, T.. NJ, from l59 west Nj n.il str. /.
Friends and relatives invited - attend
Lynchburg papers please copy.
KRUG.-Died. August 2ist. at 2.20 r. n
at the residence OF her husband, No. 70
west Broad street. ~ the 2Oth year OF r
age Mrs. ROSA HOWARD KRlG.
Funeral wifi take pace TO-DAY. thr
22d. from ST. Johns German Luth ran
church az r. Il. Services viii Do con-
Quoted In English Friends and acquainf-
anccs will please attend.
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field Drug Company. Fader q Co.. whole
sale grocers and A. b. Treadweil * CO.,
wholesale grocers and cotton factors. Inc
Gayoso House was endangered. anu III"
guests prepared to leave The BUILDING. !,
Al 4 o'clock the wall OF the Fader ana
Mansfield building fell. CHIEF Ryan wa.
thrown down. and il was thousnt 'na'
he was killed. but he crawieh gu. w
troll. The loss Of Fader. Sugarman 20
on stock ia $4,000; on building $3.50, 40
Mansfield Drug Company, stock, soo'"vv'
building towned by a. u. 1reaumsu'
$1,000. a. Il. Treadwell * Co., s'oeh'
10000: building. 5000 o 70
The cotton firm OF W. A. Gage * 40,
was above Fader. sugarman a co. anu
It's loss was $500. Gayoso ~ ~ -
damaged TO the extent Of 500 anu Jonn
Reid loses q 600. Insurance covers about
three fourths Of the stock and TWO 'hirus
OF the value Of the buildings
al
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Ezota. The papers preliminary to his ar
rest win he all ready by o'clock To-
morrow. The translators and transcrioefs
have been busy ali day preparing the
papers. and tomorrow the warrants VIII
be isqued and Marshal Baldwin viii take
them 20 the Remington and serve them
upon Ezeta. Tho Bennington VIII then
steam direct TO Mare Island. taking the
prisoner The habeas-corpus matter WI"
hc speedily heard and will come up before