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childhood TO girihOOd IL great change
amt she 10 seventeen now ] suppose
she is devouring his letter and photo,and
starting at every fallen leaf, thinking II
his step.
Was he not right? See that slight,
beautiful ghl. with such wealth of gold
en- curl-, lending over n photograph In
her hand. 1t is of dark aud very hand
soms man. looking about thirty, though
really nearly ten years over that. W.
know that bright. noble face as well as
she does-the child whose first orphan
sleep had been upon his breast.
An. listen! Was that falling leaf. or
a light step treadlng over the grass
Vas that little Scotch terrier, sprinying
flan,call, about her n fancy or that
lali graceful figure a dream
Edward. Edward and The girl
threw hers, Il into his arms, with pas
sionale, nlmos, CO iyulsi,e, burst VI wssp
ing.
My child my treasure! you have
not forgotten me, thcnI
"Fo,go,lrn.
Then he held he of Was this the lit
t,o iu,lorn c!ll he had rescued more
thaa thirteen Years agu-this beau.i'nl
siri, who now smiled and ihen halt col
Ored beneath his earnest gaze, us II ~
tIat second, like q fash, the unfallFns
subtle woman = instinct had suddenly ieit
that there wus-Nr, must W-a change
such rs never could be altered back agaio
that size could never he Ia him the ehiiu
OF past yeaIs--mevrr again be w'lll nm
nour b, hour ns Of ,ore! The iealza.
,iOu bu 81 upon him suddenly aud ne
s.libly ol lhc fact that 1t was no NOR,
the ciuld and youth, but the siri oil s,N'
rn zen mud The bearded man not Nam
mas Pet" and Edward. but Theodota
aud Colonel 81. Care
liz drew her close to him again, and
bent over her Us she hid her face against
his breast.
Child. child tell me il You can, II
my dream is vain. Here on this heart
your Infant head was y llo~.d-th''
heart which has never beaten save Tor
Won alone. We must part unless you 81,
again those treasured up childish words
unless you tan bc ST. Clarcs WIFE,"
The black locks swept her grldrn
tresscs, a, he stopped 10 catch the soi'
whisper
Ilovey ", Edward, better than he.
| ONLY wait ~ be with you, Oh. those
long frur years
Past u W the dreary separation; and
Majnr Darv.llc smiled as Coloacl 81.
Clare brought her in. and said:
"Ah, | thought II would bs 80. long
ago; that this iairy had crep, right int"
your heart, and written there Edwards
Love Instead Of Mammas Pet THE
Irgosd..
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How liz Ktpr lis pLtpGE. is
\ man residing IN this city who this
morning was made the victim OF a very
practical joke The man referred 10 was
once an invetei ate drinkcr, and n short
time ago was taken with delirium tire.
mems. vi, life was for time dcspnired
of, but after II time hc recovered. He
had been SD near death that he feared y
SECOND attack, aud took the pledge, de.
gliding never To touch u drop ot intoxica.
Ting lqnor again. For some time all
went well; he Stunned his old hannls Of
sin and v;cr, and no temptations were
thrown in his way. This morning EN-.
holdcned with his success in resisting the
demon. he vcnturcd to pass the saloon
door where he had 50 often imbibe,l be
tore. It~as u cold, raw morning. nm I
It looked warm and inviting within. lie
hesitalcd. but thought, i can go IN and
see the boys; need not drink, and ii
nall, entered The proprietor saw him
at once. aud knowing his promise deter
mined ~ have some iun at his expense il
he attempted to dti"k any thing A stuf
fed serpent had been placed on the shell
u few days before. and confederate was
instructed Ia call the temperance mans
attention to it in case he should drink,
The appetite was too strong tor him; he
Welded AMI called for hot whisky, in
,ilin. the landlord To partake with him
Landlord complied. and both were rails
,ng their glasses TO drink, when TIC con
tc,leralc staggered up and said ~ n drunk
cn idiotic tone. 'Finc serpent you have
there, Mr. - The landlord replied.
i ito not see amy serpent: You must be
crnZy The confederate answered. M
am not crazy, ] say tccre isa serpent
there. Do YOU not zee J., stranger Z
Temperance man thought OF the snaacs
that he had seen before, aud with yciI
Of fright threw down his glass aud rush
cd from the piece, rXcaiming, Got EN-
again, by -. Tfoy Times
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POETRY.
Little Brown Hands.

They drive home the cows from the pasture,
Up through the long, snady lane,
Where the quail whistles lou IN the wheat field,
inat are red vita rIpening grain.
They hnd IN the thea, waving grasses,
~, here the scarlet Tipped strawberry grows;
They gather the earliest snsw -drops,
And the hrst crimson 0uas Of the rose.
They toss the new hay in the meadow
They gather the elder bloom white
They fud where the dusky grapes purple
In the soft tinted October light.
They know where the apples hang ripest,
And are swseter than Italy wines;
They know where the fruit hangs the thickest
On the long, thVrny blackberry vines.
They gather the delicate sea weeds,
Anu build tiny castles oi sand;
They pick up the beautiful sea SHELLS
FAIRY barks that have driited to land.
They wave IRON the tall rocking tree tops.
here the orioles hammock nest awnings,
And at night time are folded in slun0er
BY song that u fond mother sings.
Those who toll bravely are strongest;
The humble and poor become great;
And from these brown banded childreH
shall grow mighty rulers OF state.
The pen OF the autnor aud statesmen-
The noble and wise of the Land
The loving and motherly woman.
Who II wisely mold all with her hand.
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e. Psy W wAat yss sss
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k% Little John (alluding to the gov
rrness. who il giviu. n music lesson J.
Isn't Miss Dackson n bad tounter for y
,avcrness, MAJ What for. ray dear !?
Cause she keeps tountng "nc. two.
.hrec, four. and tant get any farther
,ut she tceps irving. May ] tell her the
,ext Il i've? Do listen. ma
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Death Of Commodore Maury

RICHMOND (Va.) February Com
modore NJ. Fcu1,taine Maury, American
photographic and naval officer, died in
Lexington, Virginia, at o'clock.
He was the author of letters on the
Amazon and the Atlantic slopes Of
South America, the relation between
magnetism and the circulation of the
atmosphere, astronomical observations,
physical geography Of the sea, &c.
During the late war he was an officer
in the Confederate navy, and at the
time of his death was Professor of PLY.
sizes at the Virginia Military Institute
He was aged 81 years.
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Chopped hands,face, rough skin. pimpies
ringwosn, sast-rksum, & other cutaneous
affections cured, and the skin made soft
and smooth by, usipg the Juniper Tar Soap
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

In pursuance of a resolution, the Insti-
tute met on the last Saturday OF Jan. in
Edinburg. After the regular business was
gone through with, NJ. o. Miller was called
upon to read his report, 1.-THE best meth
cd of securingthe attention ofpapils dur
ing recitation" Remarks we're also
made upon the same subject'by WIN. H.
Miller. Jas. M. Hedrick, reported upon
the question 1.-THE most sllitablesdivisien OF
time for study in the school room between
study and recitation.
A number'of interesting subjects were
discussed in a conversational way. The
questio n for discussion at the next meet
ing: ''Is it expedient to have a. written
code of laws for the government Of schools
was selected, AS. Below. aft, NJ. Hedrick
neg. Teachers are invited to attend. Ad-
journed to meet on the Last Saturday in
Feb. (22d,) in EdinbuiE. Va.
N. o. MILLER, Secretary.
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and Instruction."
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
Notices Of biol Press. r!.4l.

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The Bazaar is edited with~a coattisuti ZION of
tact and talent that we seldom find in anv
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the great u orld of INSTRUMENTATION Traveller
The Bazsr commends itself to every member
of the household-to the children BY drol and
pretty pictures, to the yaung ladies by its
fashion plates in endless variety, to the provi-
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Removed,

We are sorry to learn that DR.. Iriplett
has removed from our county, and will re-
SIDE permanently in Washington, D. C.
DR.. Triplett has acquired a reputation as
q very skillful surgeon. The many diff
cult operations which he has performed in
this county, among which were several
By extraction, &c. have given him Il repu-
tation second to that Of no surgeon of the
valley. We wish him the success which
his skill in his profession merits
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

RICHMOND (Va.) January 20 At a
caucus of the Conservative members OF
the General Assembly, to night, it was
decided to change the time of the an
nual meeting from the first Wednesday
in December. to the first Wednesday in
January and it was also decided to elect
county judges tor the whole State du-
ring the present session. This action
will make the Judiciary of the State
Conservative Tor the next two years.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

By letter from John L. Harris we
learn that competitive examination for a
cadet at West Point, from the sixth Con-
gresssional District will be held at Staun-
ton, on Monday, Feb. 9th. Particulars
will be published next week. AS general
notice has not been given papers of the
district will confer a great favor on appli-
cants BY cOpying this notice.
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UMMISSIUNEiI = OFFICE.
BRIGGS & BROTHERS
So ILLUSTRATED y
Floral w OrE,

FOR JANUARY, 1879, now out. Issued as Cr..-
terry. The four nurnberr ssptto any address by :
for 20 cents. The richest AID meet insn ctive ~
trated and descriptive Floral Guide ever pubise
lhohe or our patrons who ordered seeds a;t years
Cuarterhes for 1878. Those who order seeds fer n,
year WI be credited with subscription for 1874 r.
per" Colored plates, suitable for framing, and A.
tinted plat CT or gorgeous Floral CAromos INF
matlon reiatye to Flowers, Vegetables &C. and tn II
cultivation, aud all such matter was formerly fou
IN cur annual Catalogue You pill miss il If you 4,
ayr seeds before seeing BRIGGS s. Bros Quarter;
we cnaIenge comparison on quality of sAeds ar s.
prices and sizes of packets Our i.Ca,endar xdvan.,
Sheet and Price Lists for 1874 sent ffes Address.
BRIGGS & BROTHER,
SesdsTnan"a a. Florsts ROCHESTER, Ky
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=. SNDDEN DEATHs.-On Tuesday, last
Miss Carrie S. Nimmo, an interesting
daughter of Mr.. David Nimmo, who had
BEEN saweH foi some days, died while the
family were at dinner. She was. not
thoughtto be ill, but when some CT the
family went up to her room after. dinner
they found her dead. Mr. Henry Miller, of
Rockingham, who had arranged to go on
a fox hunt, on the morning of the 22d
Inst, was found dead in bed. His wife
was sick in the same bed, but thought
he was sleeping. VindicdtoT.
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The Weather,

The Weather.
Last Thursday morning the weather in
this section was colder than it has. been
for years. In different localities i'll the
county the thermometer ranged from Is to
q degrees below zero. In November we
had several very cold days, but at no time
did the thermometer fall beiow4 degrees
above zero.
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Death Ct an Old Eorsa.

Died last week, on the farm of Mrs. II.
Cline near New Market, Va. Olds-Flora,
aged 30 years. Flora was for more than
20 years the,riding Horse OF the Rev. John
2. Cline-and was known by all the
ministers Of the Virginia Synod.
She now rests from her labors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

The railroad traveller will find remedy
that is pleasant and perfectly harmless,
and q sure preventive of the evil effects
from Constipation or hange Of water and
diet by using Simmons Regulator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

Some of our citizens have petitioned the
council to employ Waterman. Their
idea is that if the town must burn down all
should have the privilege of looking at
the fire. and they want some one to wake
them up.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

SHEEP KILLING ,Dogs.--In Fauquier
Co., Va, where the farmers are trying to
begin sheep raising. the dogs, the other
night, killed % Southdowns or j. A.
Chiids. At meeting of Southwest Vfr-
Crockett, a wealthy sheep importer OF
Wytheville said in one day cur had kill
ed for him buck worth $l75 and five
ewes worth $50. He added that the slow
est deinagogism of this day is dog dema-
gogism Which is niece little pill fol
the legislature. -.Stdunion indicator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

A company has been formed in Harrison
burg with a capital of 0,0C0,' which may
be increased to $250,000 or $500, so man
ufacture the new paint, OF which Mr.. F.
Stating of that place, is the patcntee.
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Probable.

Probable. ... 80;
Al 1t is supposed, by many Of our citizens
that the destruction Of the business portion
of the town would impress upon the coun-
ell the importance Of prompt action in re-
gard to the fire engine. -.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

Arrangements have been made to con-
tinue the graded school through the spring
season. The session will begin next Mon
day morning. The trustees have secured
the services of an efficient teacher in
place of Mrs. Sherry, resigned.
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- GENET AL COMMISSIONS ERCHANTs,
q No. ID UNION STREET,
% ALEXANDRA VA

Particular attention paid to the selling of Flour,
Grain, and sill other kinds Of Country Produt e. and
filing urdarsfor Groceries, Grano, Seed Plaster Fish
Salt, kc., at the lowest market rates.
% Agents fer the Ground Top Hydranlic Co
meat. Ju,s u
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NOTICE.

AS Agent for the. manufacture and sale Of Nine
Steele's Self Regulating Silent Feeder and Ten H.
Tor MIL Barrs, take tns.mshod of giving notice
mil oWners that tbs pssiiatyg Euuuslput in sors ,
MUS IN TINS aud adI5nhg counties by Er Gardrs
ana probably by othera is iDfringerpt on the 1ieA
OF the Mines & Steele feeder and funnel, and that
VINO cons1nue TO use them sitter ,hs first day Of r
right to use each sssanei
] dec. 10. lS72-St nj
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

The St. Louis Liberal Republicans
had meeting Wednesday to consider
whether they should join the Democrats
or the Republicans orretain their own
organization, and determined for the
present to remain in statas quo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

For several weeks the young folks have
had fine time sleighing, but. the south
wind of Monday and Tuesday, spoiled their
sport. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

James NJ. Bradford is appointed post
master at Orkney Springs, Shenandoah
county, Va, vice Mrs. N. 2. Miller, re-
signed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

The Rockingham Rogistes boasts of a
present OF some Of the finest ale We ever
tasted" We xonder who did the tasting.
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7 i LII the latest miscellaneous Books, IA wen
~ rhs .ttandsfd wofkSss ID st6fe hnd for sale
At PCHLiSHERS prices az IA RG ELT'S.
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" RGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
v ALEXANDRIA VA,
Stockholders in this Company will please take
notice that the following acting agents are the
only authorized persons to make collections of
money for this Company viz.
MOSES WALTON Director Woodstock.
COL. G. W. MURPHY Agent Mt. jackson.
CAPT. &. B. SAM UEIS " .. Front ROYAL.
A. B. TRICK Director Harrisonburg.
ROBT. BEVERLEY President, Plains.
VIM II. TAMS AgentStaunton.
When they collect, they will also furnish th e
party paying them, with a certificate of Stock
Money paid to any other persons except myself
will notbe recognized.
. GEORGE O. WEDDERBERN
Secretary and Treasurer.
Harrisonburg Register please copy,
Feb. 23-tf.
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Dursuant to a decree Of the County Court of
December Term 1872. in The cause IN Chancerv
wherein George W. Miller, ct ais. are Plaintiffs
and Amos D! Spengler, ct ais. are Defendants,
the undersigned Special Com III issinners will
proceed to s.il at public auction to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, s7s
The real estate in tn. bill and proceedings
mentioned. and described Is the "a rm belong
ing to Amos Spengler, and on which he now
resides, lying and situated l Il mile. seathwest
from Strasburg, in said county ,on either side OF
the Valley Turapike and bounded en- the East
by the Shen andoah River,
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: spsciN Terms to Dealers, Ciergypsn and Teachers
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

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