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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-06-21

A blessing alike to young and old DR.
Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry
natures specific for dysentery, diarrhoea
and summer complaint.
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Promptly Reaches The Seat
Of all BIOGd Diseases and
Cures the Worst Cases. dis s


blood diseases tina eareno all
troubles
deepseated
inoontoyertb evidence
t
foundation
remedies
violently
tha nnlnf Enrnnar
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Expenses of School Year.

Auditors West Mahanoy Township
theft foregoing find them
PATRICK MONAGHAN,
MICHAEL GALLAGHER,
JOHN MILES,
Auditors.
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M. j. rIcLaughIin, Receiver,

DR..
To balance of 1897
90 duplicate s I72S.3o
To five per cent
penalty on BAL. so 4I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12
THE WAR THE TRANsvAAL.

The English people are now waking up
o. che fact that they have got a tough
aeht ON their hands in the Transvaai Tile
Tors have not gained any great adyan-
uec. but they have annoyed the British
forces no little and have come out more
or less victorious in nearly every battle
that has been fought I'm strategy. the
British seem TO be no match for them
But while the British have met with re-
verses and heavy losses. comparatively
speaking. they have pressed Oh and Will
continue 90 do So. The Beers are brave
and good fighters, but they must yield.
Tie British forces are going ON TO Pre-
toria. they are going to conquer the Beers
and they are going to make a complete
JOB of it,
The fight on Sunday was at Molteno,
which is ON The railroad from East Lon
don 20 Bloemfontein. the capital Of the
Orange Free state. 1t IS I'm the northeast,
part of Cape colony about forty miles
from cine border OF the Orange Free State
ana about $50 miles from Bloemiontein
General Methucu is at Kimberley which
is about "a hundred miles 20, the west of
Bloemfontein. and &c appears that he and
Ge-seral Gatacrs are both making for that
point where they viii join forces.
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THE ROOT or THE EVIL.

Tho Roanoke Times in commenting on
DELEGATE Pattcson's proposed measure to
disfranchisc the nHterate negroes. says that
'if Mr. Pattoson could devise some means
for stopping the notorious and shame
ful barter and sale Of white votes in
this state. his time would be very much
better spent and the chief cause Of dis
satisfaction with the negro voters re-
moved"
The fact is that Mr. Patteson IS aiming
at the root Of the evil while our Roanoke
contemporary is simply scraping the sur
face. Negro franchise is. directly or i'm
directly. responsible for nine-tenths Of
the political corruption Of every sort i'm
the South in order TO prevent negro rule
the whites in many communities felt tist
they were compelled 10 resort TO dol&
u. practices, and when this sort Of thing
IS once introduced there is no telling
where it viii end.
Before the war our elections I'm the
south were without the faint Of fraud.
The contests between the Democrats ana
The wings were always sharp, often bit
ter. and each side did its best 20 win,
but fraud was never dreamed Of The
people of tine South are as honest now
as they were before the war Remove
from the Southern States. the fear of
negro denomination and the great mass
of voters will SEQ 20 It that bribery and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

Though that doctrine has not been prac-
tlced 10y the elders, this people have be-
lieved In Sc for years.
The revelation viii be read TO you. Tho
principle spoken upon by Bro. Pratt, this
morning. we believe Tn. And I tell you
for I know tit viii sail over and ride
trumphanty above all the prejudice and
prics,craft Of the day; it will 3e fostered
and believed I'm by the more intelligent
portions of the world as one Of the best
doctrines ever proclaimed 20 any people
Your hearts need not beat: you need not
thiul, that q mob IS coming here TO tread
uuou the sacred liberty which the consti-
tuition Of our country guarantees unto us,
for 10 win not be
The M0rmons hold this man IN reverence
end they cannot believe in him without
believing IN what he taught and practiced.
If Brigham Young were alive to-day ana
were knocking at the doors Of Congress.
the applicant for the scat from Utah I'm
contest would Doe no more Jealous poly
eamist than Brigham Roberts The seat
ing ~ Roberts would be construed by the
Mormons as % triumph for their cause,
oolyramy and an. and for this reason the
presence Of Roberts in Congress would Dee
a. continuous offence TO the American pub
lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

We may not look across the misty tide.
or hear or feel the breath of passing
wings.
Yet seen and unseen weave thelr l'iiiH'
wide.
And nature teens with clear foreshad-
owings.
Not in Wild storms Of crashing thunder
rung,
Put in deep sienccs that brood about
Without a word from nsping lip or tongue.
She cheers the faith that wrestles with
a doubt.
From brown cocoons the winds have toss
ed and whirlcd,
Broad wings of sold beat mp the view
Jess air.
And dry-seed germs that wander round
the world
Are quick with strange unioldInss HcH
and rare.
The sharded beetle bred in marshy fen
TRANSPORTED scars above Dis riNen shell
on flashing wings before tine SAFE of men,
a royal brth-a living truth as Well
And sul, sweet voices speak the ages
through
No germ Is lost but lives f1r0ermore.
The seed unfllls % faircr llfa anew.
And from the dust strong pinions mount
ana soar.
-Banimn T. Lcssett in lions Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

The Spirit of the Valley takes The
Times 20 task for saying that President
Mckinley is q timid man. 1t says chat
fl has found Mr. Mckinley always COM
scryauyc. perhaps cautious, but at the
same time possessing the courage of
his conviction in the very highest de-
gree.
We have not said that President McKin-
lsr is lacking I'm moral courage. We con-
cele that he is pure man. that DE is am
urHrat man. and that when once con-
WINGED that he is right he has the courage
10 stand But Mr.. Mckinley is undoubt-
edy umil it is hard for him 70 make
up bis mind concerning any issue in doubt
and Doe is not disposed TO take the lead
except upon wei recognized policies of
Dis party. The Republican party has al
ways stood for protection and Mr. McKin-
lev was o bold protection leader. but
mr. Mckinley was not so sure of the
attitude OF bis party towards the cur
rency question and we think that the re-
cord viii show that never once during
The campaign OF 1896 dbl hu declare
himself n favor of adopting the gold
standard. lie talked about sound money.
the recognized money of the world" and
AN hat but he did not come ont boldly
and say what was fact, that this coun-
try had adopted the gold standard and
would stick 20 it.
Tha Times has q high regard for Pre-
siIeut Mckinley and is not disposed to
withhold the praise that is due him. But
DE- is undoubtedly n timid man and his
greatest lack is decisiyeness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12
POI.YGANiY.

one Of the strongest arguments against
The seating of Brngham H. Roberts, Con
smau-elect from Utah. appears ia he
Saints Herald, of Lamont Iowa. This
paper is ths ORGAN of the Reformed Nor
mon church. which church, We are told,
"is the practical result and reorganization
o.. the church which was organized by
los uh smith and Others 10 does not
believe m polygamy. and the organ says
that in the confession of faith, as In AN
the public sermons. articles and state
mtnts of belief up 90 the death of Joseph
and Hiram smith. June %. 1874, there was
no teaching profession of faith, warrant
for. ar sanction for the doctrine or prac-
uce of plural marriage.
With this Introduction the Saints Hot
ala fairly roasts Brigham Rooarts for iiv-
iue with three wives. and meets every
orrilueot that Roberts has offered in his
defence IL contends that the Mormons
of the Brigham Roberts class believe I'm
uolveamy as firmly as ever and that they
are only waiting for opportunities TO pro
mitigate their vicious doctrine ana, as FAR
as possible. put it into practice. In proof
OF ibis. 1t quotes the remarks Of Brigham
Young on the occasion of presenting the
so.caned revelation on celestial mar
riage." the supposed basis for the practice
az polygamy. at salt Lake city on August
90. iS2. Brigham Young then said:
You heard bro. Pratt state, this morn
ing. that u revelation would be read this
afternoon, which was given previous TO
1oeoDf4's death. 30 contains a doctrine, a
small portion of the world Is opposed TO.
hut 1 can deliver prophecy upon it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

for Jury service. He's a foreigner"
Il looked az the man under examination
and didn't think he looked like foreigner.
lie looked. anyway. like he was accli-
mated So / asked him:
Have you ever been naturalized|
no. sir he answered.
And YOU say your foreigner and
not naturalized. What country are you a
native OFF,
q" 'Arkansae'
"Wen. everybody I'm the courtroom
laughed. I told the man he coud go. lie
wasn't much II a forciguer, but too much
TO sit on q jury in my court memphis
SCimitar.
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Lnn,leshnrnnnh Mrenth.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Dec. ll-special. Pa
The wreath of oak and evergreen sen'
from London by the Earl of londrs
borough and Constitutional Lodge NO. -'t
OF beverly. Earl Yorkshire. England ar'
rived here yesterday afternoon from the
custom house bon New York, where Dc had
been detained II is now on eNnlo'lion ana
was to-day viewed hy large number oI
curious citizens. The wreath Is OF hAhI-
some design and about i've teet IN dianls-
ter. II is accompanied by Masonic en-
blem representing the square0nd compass
also on.rosed OF oak and eVergfeens 5.
The poem which me Hon Richard VIII
ton. canon Of Fast Yori hire composed 20
he re,d al the tomb II Washington Thurs
day, was enclosed
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and business men. or those who still re-
main In tho party. It Is no oxaggcration
20 say the major part have lost faith
and confidence I'm the present Democratic
leaders. Some Of them Will vote for the
nominee I'm tho future. as they have done
in the past bu; they no longer hope for
tho triumph Of the party IA national poll
tics. and 70 may be directed whittier
they desire &C.
with free silver as the issue ana
prvan ae tho candidate the election will
simply go by default II IS simply i'm
possible. I'm these prosperous times, TO
rally tine Democrats Of the country en-
,husiasucally around such a standard.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES VIA
ATLANTA COAST LINE.

ON account VI above occasion the Allan
uc Coast Line win SEN tickets between
points on It's lines at rate of one and one
third lrst-class fares for The round-trip.
Tickets ON sale Dec 22d. -5d. 2ith, 25th.
also Dec. goth and Ist 1890. and Jan. lstr
$3.50. with extreme limit Jan. 4,h, 1900
In addition 90 above named dates, tick
cts Will be ON sale Dec. 18th 90 DIST inclu-
sive. with final limit Jan. lth, 1900. ior
teachers and students of schools ana col
leces upon pres .ntation of certificates
signed by supcrintendents, principals u
presidents thereof
G. S. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent.
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 70 1V9
FUTURE OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY.


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considered "a leader I'm national politics
Mr. Mclean. of Ohio. has recently been
brouebt prominently before the public.
h,,, ,oro CLAIM, f,r him thc e.nac.fv +,
chs,onio,, q. ,r..t cause or tbe n.rsonal
,ose,e,lsro to awake, enthusiasm or line
s,iro confidence ~, ,ho bo.,r.. or "a weaken
cd and dispirited PARTY
Take the Pacific Coast States and the
Rocky Mountain States Who calls to
mind in that secfio, ar, Democrat that
nossesses the smallest claim to racoeni-
ton as a national leaGere Take the great
State Of New York. which for So many
years PLAYED the dominating part m am
Democratic National Conventions. Here
MIR. Croker holds uud-nut,d sway. but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

Of such discoveries thousands or emf
grants rushed t0 the gold fields the Eng
lish prcdomiuatng. though there were
some Germans ana Americans among
them. These new corners were called 10y
the Dutch Uitlandcrs. or Out.dndel7' ne
Beers showed entire uuWiilingnl 10 se"
their farms and mines o. the Immigrants
but thinking they saw their state endan-
gcrcd by these outsiders they at once
began "a process by which the new comef5
were practically disfrauchiscd. Inis, even
the adhorents of 1.-THE Bocr cause admit,
was short-slehtcd. impoitlc. if not tyran-
nical. while the concensus of opinion is
that it was in direct violation of their
Treaty with a more just policy th's con-
nict might have been avoided ANA lne
E0ars have preserved their nationality.
But what is now The condition. ln the
-rrarevaal there are twice ass many liL-
lquders as Dutch The JitIanders own
moro than haif the land. and pas nine
fenths or the taxes. They have filed
the Golfers 0f The Boer government have
dovel0Ded the mines and have maae the
TrusyaM the nrst g0Id-producns coun-
,rv foo the world yet uJ Dillmde' cam
vote except for "a Legislature ao7olble.l
dominated by krueer and his taFoile
au Jaws having t0 cmauate from one, the
Resident.
our own ancestors considered them-
selves justified n inauguratus "a fe1e.-
lion against taxation without repre- one
aI0u Yll the Utauders have not only
taElIou With0It repre- eut1t0n. but tiAd-
zion without Justice. without ordinary
sanitation. without schools without ile
rielt to bear arms. without freedom ol
the press. without tho Ualt 20 800 on
Uree. without amy voice DOB tle eSpenai-
ure or the Fas. sums ices pay ODD taxes.
Catholics and Jews are forever PROMPTED
from having houses ol Wlr IMP. ass Wei
as amy other denomination unless
teaches The Heidelberg catechi-m. Tho
so-c8liel legislature has perasilA.l
passed laws WHICH hamper al industfles
br granting franchises to Kruger lac
Yorlfes. and corruption D. rampant tef-
tainlv such state cannot Doe called a
"sistcr republic by intelligent ireemcn.
But the adnercuts OF the Beers ask. AIDE
hitting chat th.ir government is an OLE
earohy have mot the Boers The right Co.
govern themselves as they cl90-e2 An
eminent writer answers. 'No. So Tong
.s the Doors remained t0 Themselves Oh.
w-r. free t1 adop, what ilim OF govern
mont suited them Iut as soon Ass tn.f
entered into au agreement or o1u.fae.
with l1e immieraul. whose labor made
the TrausYaal they were morally bound
tl govern themselves with The accepted
customs NJ civilized nations. guarantee
iu1 tl au residents Justice. commercial
freedom. and civic privileges
"But." again contend the friends Of tle
Beers "le Citaulars have u1 right DOB
the Tran yaat This argument is mpra.-
ff.rf 90 fine last .I...r.. Il I. CONS 1fHIf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12
RISMARCK's IRON NERVE

Was the result Of his splendid health.
Indomtable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach. Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order If
you want these qualities and the SUCCESS
they bring pse Or Kings New l.ifo
PMS They develop every power Of brain
and body. only Zoe at owen q Minor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12
4 Enrcirncr Nrnm Arknnsns

'When was on the bench relates
Judge j. j. DuBose. eve were once maxi
ing up % special jury for murder trial.
The lawyers were examining the yeniIe.
and I wasn't paying much attention TO
what was soing on ul one off the lawyers
attracted my attention by saying.
Your Honor. this man SIS incompetent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12
70 Avert the Possibility.

It is my duty TO tell you. said hIs phy-
sicm. "that your condition Is very aeri
Gus one"
DO the best you can for me- doctor
eroancd Alr. Bullion. 1T SIS such % dis
grace 10 die rich"- Chicago Tribune.
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NoSnlokc

'Ifaye a cleu?" asked The pale face
"No." solcmnly replied the rcd man.
I'm smokcless lnsinc.'
This is what comes of allowing the un-
ruorcd child of the plains to read The
comic papers-Cnicago Tribune
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I
me seI ui'.t ,.... s,,.,'.. r.rioI,s mount
@''lu li 'i' .-'
p.i. ~ r,.4ott i'm Zion's Herald.
''''''
The Conditions ]" I'D" ii'i'l9' '"''
The greatest philosopher oil t"e '."'''
in DOTS Incompatible worH on soa-oi'7f' ,.'-
stanuy eNhorts us. in eousiaefin7 " sun
ieet to exclude. as mu.n aa i.-7''''' ".
emotions, d. We w0uId Judge idliiF' PROV
ing thdL 'tle pas tomato
tort the re roo. reF'tl uie j''- 'i'
and bctray us into ille' e-'i.hil.
cording.Y bon the calm coh''leI''''oi l...
treatment of ID political SITUATION
exists n the IfaA7ta.tA "'
yield to the emoulnai e.''l,I''
wars horrors. 0housn VINO H''
dcprecate tneml nor indulge m lHp1l"l
with The weaker side simply because D. ..
the weaker remembering tnal l"' ".'Nl
may Doe as unreasonable a-d tIiH''.''
as the stronger that the under oo7 HSil
Doe the mcaner cur ana sI ''-.
while ddmllIiN- DTS Aoii0i- "-
60 recall tho testimony ol ilr I'I-.
scientist. Drmmond. who SAYS "l'
The fostcr-m0ther of civilization. me p'-
tron OF heroic virtues iAe pui'I'' vi
cietes' me slliiie. OIL r.'-
awful balance on me ',"e'
out ON every pace Nl history as l.' .h1H'I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12
Lana BeazleY.

FREDERICKSBURG, va, Dec. Ii
Speclal-Mr. Lee Davis Lane and Miss
Martha r. Beazley both OF this city were
married to-day az the Methodist parson-
az, Rev. ). T.. stump officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

P A. Danforth, Of LaGrange Ca
suffered Intensely for six months with q
frehtml running sore on his leg but
writes that Bucken's Arnica salYe wholly
cured it In ten days. For Ulcers, Wounds
Burns. Bols Pain or Piles It's the best
salve i'm the world. cure guaranteed. on
Ia 2Jc. sold by owen q Minor DRUG Co.
druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
rraph Company announces that te.e.
pbonic communication can be had over
lis lines with Lynchburg. Va: Danviue.
va; Roanoke. Va; Wakefield Va; Ap-
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For further particulars enquire al the
Public Pay stations. and at Manager
Office. 1914 east Main street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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THE DAILY TINES is served by car
ricrs ON their own account ln TINS t.,s
and Manchester for iU cents week.
when paid weekly. but ~ cents peI
month. when paid monthly. hy man
outside OF Richmond. 80 cents moulh,
$500 a ycar-auywtcrc iu the United
States.
u Read.ng Notices. in rcading-mattei type
O. cents per unC -
Cards OF advertising rates Tor space l"'-
Iished on Application.
Remit by draft check postonlcc ord'i
OF registered letter. CurrcucS sent I'D
mad Is al the risk of the sender
TtncS TslcphonCs- Business ONCE. New
Phone 25i O.d Phone $50 Ed.toid
Rooms-New Phone 81. ola Phone Hah
Address AN communications ana toiIc-
spoudcnCe 20 Thc Times Company.
THE TIMES COMPANY.
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Doctors Can't
Cure 1t!

Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skill of the doctors. They
may dose a patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but mo
will never be rid of the disease; on tho
other hand, his condition viii grow
steadily worse. 5. S. s. is the only cure
for this terrible affection because 10 is
the only remedy which goes direct 10
the cause Of the disease and forces il
from the system.
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THE SUNDAY TIMES $50 a year.

THE WEEKLY TIME. Issued and mail
ed IN two parts ST. UO Cd year Nf man
anywhere IN the United states.
Specimen copies free
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their treatment faith
fully. In fact. ] seemed
70 get worse all m Z
while. I took aim o -
every so-callc a bloc d
remedy but they didno.
seem % reach the dis
ease, and had no effect
whateNel / was dis
heartencd. f0rit seemed
that / would never be
cured. Atthe advice Of
q friend / then took
IS. s. s., and began tolm
prove. / continued The
.a N... D =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

was afflicted with Blood Poison. and the
bel dnoLnr. did me no gunl. Ln-n-L | took
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

medicine. and n cured me completely. bulId
ingup nv health and increasing my appetite
Although this was ten years ago have never
yet had sign Of the disease 20 return.
W. r. NEWMAN.
stanton, No.
II is like self-destruction 20 continue
20 take potash and mercury; besides
totally destroying the digestion, they
dry up the marrow in the bones, pro-
ducing a stiffness and swelling of the
Joints, causing the hair 10 fall out, aud
completely wrecking the system
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12

The first Assembly blu which win take
Astoria. wu Doe the FIRST formal social
event OF the season. Worthneton White
house and Craig Wldsw0rth viii lead the
cotill0n. MIS-. John Jacob Aston. Mrs.
Elbrdge r. Gerry and Mrs. Edmund j..