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Keep stock out OF Storms.

A great many good farmers who
have barns and proper protection for
their stock, let their animals suffer a
great deal from being needlessly ex-
posed to the weather, especially on
stormy days. We know of some act
i've, stirring farmers, who are always
up early in the morning, that have
their cattle fed and in the yard by
eight o'clock, in the short. blue days
of January. The cattle shiver from
the cold, and huddle close to each
other near the south side Of the barn
that the winter. sun may give them a
little warmth and the farmer thinks
he is ''smart, . to have his cattle fed
and out so early in the day. But the
fact is, cattle are better off in the
barn than out, ALMOST any day from
the first of December to the first of
April. OF course they should have
water and little exercise, but an
hour or two in the yards each pleas
ant day is sufficient for this, and the
remainder Of the time they should
be kept in their stalls and tie-ups4
Never turn cattle out, especially
mich cows, during any kind of a
storm in the winter or early spring.
Better deprive them of water an en-
tire day than to let them out an hour
to drink. during which time they be-
come so chilled, and their coats so
dampened by the driving storm, as
to require half the night for the ami
NAL heat to overcome its effects, and
get the system up to comfortable
state. Where a supply of water ex-
lists in barn-yards, animals may, per-
haps, be turned out, even in a cold
storm, but they will then drink but
few sips, putting back for the barn
in great haste: and it.is,no uncom-
AA4Cli ILIii2 " SEC Ct4CIil llJlC1ID lCltloC
to venture away from the protection
of the buildings. To compel them
to go forty rods in stormy weather
for their necessary drink, is down
right cruelty. Sheep also suffer
greatly from being foreedto remain
out in damp SHOWS and cold days, al
though they will endure dry cold bet
ter than storms of any kind, and no
farmer should keep sheep who has
not ample shed for protection of
some kind under which they cannot
only remain at night, but also receive
their food in inclement weather. On
clear, pleasant days the yard affords
the best place to feed them and clean
snow, banked up in Q, long ridge
forms the best. feed-rack.
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A WeHto-ao Glass.

O. - ~ ---e-tz-5 r-z- 80 1l-E
We hazard the assertion that no
class of equal average means live
so we'll American farmers. -Ohe
Of these, possessing farm and buiR ID
ings worth from. five to ten thousa nd
dollars. will gather about him ahd
enjoy More real eonsYft than 5c94ld
be obtained from the income Of q
hundred thousand dollars in New
York. He may live in a more cd m
modious dwelling than metropPli-
tan citizen having ten thousand d ol-
lars annual income eIIs may I'D We
his carriage and his horses. His ia
BILE may be supplied with eyerythl ing
fresh in the season. His labof is
less wearing than the toll Of count
ingroems and Offices, and be has
more leisore.-.Scrs51ser's Monthly.
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Good Advice.


To-our farmers who cultivate small
quantities of land, and expect to
raise big crops on their gardens and
lots this year, we throw in this chunk
of advice. clipped from an exchange !:
LAS a general rule. farmers are mu ch
more ambitious to get big prices
than big crops. There are few farms
whose average production could not
be doubIeasm avery. short tune by
more capital and labor. 1t is safer
to use capital IN farming than in al
most any other business. The cred
ait-of the pillow is quite as good. as
that Of the loom and anvil; and the
capital will come if called for. Use
more manure. get thirty. bushelslof
wheat where you how obtain only
fifteen, and eighty bushels of corn
where You now produce only forty.
Tie quantity OF grain per acre, is
mainly question of manure and
tiIlage. A'big compost heap@naEes
a fua hin of grain With high ma
nuring, the soil needs deeper stirring
and a gradual bringing up of the
subsoil to the surface. With the use
of horse implements nearly all the
cultivation can be done by horse
power, at q great saving of expense
aud a great increase of the crop" e
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If children come from school with
a dull headache, listless and weary.
there is something wrong. Probably
the air of the school-room is not
pure. Ventilation is a matter of
the utmost Importance; yet in many
country school4rooms there is only a
choice Of two evils--sitting in a
dranght of cold aipaor in an atmos-
phere of impurity.
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Get your homework done up be-
fore dark, to prevent running about
with candles. Thus you escape
grease spots and risks Of fire.
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English farm laborers who earn
s. so week, and board themselves.
are expected to commence work at
five O'Clock in the morning. two
hours before breakfast and to work
after supper until dark.
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TERMS.
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

a SERIAL STORY BY DIR. HOLLAND.
NEW STORY BY SAKE HOLM
A LONG STORY FROM BRET HARTE.
BRILLIANT sRRAY OF CONTRIBUTORS.
CLARENCE COOK on Furniture & Decoration.
r. Il. STODDARD ON Authors.
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Prospectus for 1875 Sixth Year.
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= HEPIFFsS aSALE.-By virtue-Jf an order of sale
issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the Csrctit
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ner, L. L. Roberts and john Garner security, III
sell to the highest bidder for cash in baud, at the
Court House door, Mt Clifton Depot. on the oath day
of March next 1875 al tho claim and intereskthat
John Garner has III and TO tract OF land situa-
ted in the 18th District Of Cooke county, and con
tains. by estimation one hundred acres. more or
less adjoining the lands Of the heirs Of Joseph
Webb, Jacob shuts ard others. Due attendance
viii be given by unless debt and costs are sDon-
paid. February 4th 1878.
JAMES NETHERTON, Sheriff. 2
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! OF Ciiconie and AGATE I.4t -.t4s--s, -,ellaigia
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NEGkrA RHEUMATIC XRU the scientific dis
covery OF j. =, Iiuer, b. a.. q regular graduate
physician, with whom personally acquainted
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syely st9nishing results. We believe it our
christian duty after elaboration, to conscientouslS
request sufferers to use it, especially persons il
moderate circumstance who cannot afford to waste
money and time worthless mixtures. AS eler-
gynaen We. seriously feel the deep responsibility
resting on Us in publicly endorsing this medicine.
Tut our knowledge and experience Of It's rernarka-
1le merit fully .ipsthes action. Rev. c. II.
Ewing Media, Penna, suffered sixteen years, be-
came hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, ID. D.,
FRANKFORT Phiiad'a Eev. J. B. Davis, Rights
town, New Jersey. Rev. J. $. Buchanan, Clarence,
Iowa. Rev. q. O. Smith, Bittsford New York.
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia.
Other testimonials from Senator'S, Governors,
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gratis with pamphlet explaining these diseases.
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future d c;re. Afflicted invited to write to Dr.
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nothing. Tor salcby
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ABoON FOR THE sg11LlONg

Marriage 95;s'; o5%%;s's5 :;
G11A9s the sexual system, with the
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how 10 preserve the complexion. &c.
Thisi interesting work two hundred and sixty
pages with engrS ngs. and contains valuable
Information for those married
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1t contains experience and advice o Z physician
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erative erth knowing, and much that Is
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CHEAP AND FAST rREIlHR LINE.

New arrangements have been made by
which this has become the great FAST
FEEIGnT LINE to all parts Of the country.
Time as quick. and rates rs I ow as by any
pther route. Goods and Produce, OF all
Kinds ioi warded in
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ADDRESS COMBINATION TOOL co.,
oetao-em.l 1al Nassau Street, New York.
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l.lelaaE.san CEroratOs COR ICE.
= Eae EiGeraFy DeRa TtEneMt

Will continue under tie care # Mr.. RICHARD
HENRY SIoDDAED, ass listed by the best writer's
and poets # the dsy. who VIII strive have the lit
elature Of THE ALDINE always in keeping with
its artistic attractions a--
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DI-. TomliDson's
DENTAL OFFICE,
CORNER CHA RLks AND LIBERTY STREETS,
d,Eass aesfOgyzso
Half Alive.


1t is sad thing to pass through life only half
alive Yet there thousands whose ha bituaI con.
ditiun is of lsrpuor and debility They COM
plain OF specific dieease; they suffer no positive
lin; but they have relish for anything which
affords mental or seEsuous pleasure to their more
ruhus, aud energetic fellow beuge.
In nine OF ten tins sta te of laesitude nd
t"rpnr arises from a bid stomach iudigestion
dcHItoCs the Cnrrgy oi both m md AMI body When
the waste "f nature Ii supplied by y due and
Tsguia- ;,ssi'nila;i"n OF the food, every organ is
starved, every tuE cti0I Interrupted.
row. what does common sense Suggest under
the"e circumstances of depression The systern
needs ruainr SAD ctr tlICnlne merely for
hour tive, siEl- alter lnto more nIt-
ah:e condition than ever las il sseuredly would do
il ordin3r alcoholic StiInulhnt was rcsortsd to)
but radically and permanently.
How is this drsirHble inject to be accomDtishcd ,
The answer to this question: ed uu the u vary-
ing cxpeI fence OF quarter OF a century, ia easily
by a Of Hostetter' Stomach Btttcrs Do mot
wastc time in administering temporary remedies
but Ike the stem up by rccupera ting tho fuu-
ia in head OF rysica siren 9Th and en-r the urea
organ upon which all the other organs dcpccd for
their nurture and support.
BY the time that n dozen doses oil the great yerc-
liable tonic and invigorant have been taken the
feeble frame of dyspeptlc will begin to feel it's he
nign influence Appetite will be created a nd with
appetite tbs capacity to digest what it Graves. Per.
severe until the ia complete until health fol
blood. fit to be the material of flesh and muscle
bone and nerve and brain, flows through the cha n
nell of circuia tn. instead of the watery pahulu,n
with which they have heretofore been imperfec,ly
nourished.
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CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

NJ F. receiving stock Of Children. FAR
", ri"Ees-pTice" ranging from 5l2 to $40
Wc'i-'pade and very LA Ods"H"
March 25, 1879 STUMP & HAWKS.
observation-disclosures IL more tbsn sDbsrituIo
~ Tor Castor Oil II 10 the only cafe article in
stence which !. certain to ssfil""'Oc the Gs"d'sg
uro sleep. Il contains rcithcF nncrs ir. snorphin,
or Hicoh"I-H md is pleasant To ink--cniIdrsu need
sale by G. F.. BELLER
1htTMEAI I. and t'Iyrerine Cost hss proved I,irJ,-
~ ly beneficial in removing Ten. sunburr, Moth
and tr"ck leT and will keep the .kin in h-aI,hv
condition in all extremes Of weather. IIis especial
~ adapted to the tender skin of young children.
and a" healing agent IL lar preferable IN the Rect
Castle. For sale by g. X Keller.
ENRENCH Dressing lie an elegant Article for
z ing to ;her original cnIor nj Iustr. indics'
shoes which have become and tourh. Vacuum,
Oh B!ac king. for sof;cning and preserving Ha'ues.
B"ntS. Shoes. Buggy Tops, atr., to be found ~
EhRriostown. March 26, 1875.
"a E have just received the following brands of
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, ana CiRata.
which We warrant equal, if not supsrior :" sny
thing ever offered in GhAriest"~n {, the price:
SMcKTSG ToBAccO.--W estwaId flo (. GSraveIy, Pride
OF Virgins, and BaEanc.
CHswI"0 oShcco Jne Queen and EHcclsior
CIoARs.-La Josophipe, Ne PIus Ultra, Little Sal
We would invite call.
JUMPER Tar Soap, Glyce,ipe Lotion aud Csr-
- buic Soap ayree.bI. and efficient ran,di.s for
W. S. MAsoN's Drug ssore.
{E7Eh have the Agency for the Wines produced at
cLCsl<toT ElpeySTI AuuebUtGg unFs wines
Tor Medicinal PurPoses can he sugpi, - Dn"ds'-
FAoOLRY's Celebrated Bsting Powdsrs. xar-
~ raEted Il" rise bread fi.e minutes. FIR 'xIs
by w. 9 MASON.
RELIEVE your COrps by using Eobhin'. Corn
Az Solvent. " 9 MASON.
7 ocUsT Posts, Framing Lumber and PiN'teripg
IA LAth fnT sale hy JAS LAW HOOFF.
RI EATS Foot, Lard, LrSricsting and Ks,nseBs
~ OLE, for sale by JAS. Law: Eo0PP.
pOWHAtI'S Corn Planter, also the Western
JAS law. HooFF
TORN SbeIlers and Cutting HO1es. far bv
JAS LAW HOOFF.
ONION Sets and Early Rnse Potatoes, fpr aaie by
~ JAS Law HOOFF.
Urine Article Seed Corn, fur sH!e bV
March IS, 1873 JAS. LAW HOOFF.
DRI6iE article Of Clover SCed. for sale h7
j JAS LAW. HOOFF.
OK BUSHELS Prime S-ed Osts. for saIo Nv
XIV Mar. 4 JAS. LAW HDOFF.
yXTHITE Lead. from SIe 90. par hundred. up-
w ward warranted genuine.
GEo. r. LIGHT
bride of Virginia snokiug Tobacco, 1T 10 cite.
GEO. T. LIGHT.
EoR Debility use Rowan's Bitts,s-p,eparsd and
n sold nv W. s. MASON.
March 25, 1873.
A FuLL s'oek of Fancy Good. Airy. b.nd.
7 AVA Card Receivers, just received by
"a Dec II, Is72 L. DlSKLE.
VloIINs;-EzestIeBty iOlias, for ssle by
CANVASS ELIXIR OF TAR. for sale by
~ FEB 4, 1873 GEo, T. LIGHT
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Rev. Lewis II Wilson, decd, was presented
by the Chairman of the Committee on the
subject, Rev. j. r Graham. Its reading
was followed by remarks from Rev w. B
Dutton, d. D., Rev. Silas Billings, Rev. j
Nj. Clymer, Rev Jno. a. Scott. aud Rev. A
Q. Hopkins. These remarks we're followed
by prayer and singing, when the services
were concluded. These may be reckoned
among the most solemn and impressive SER
vices of the Presbyteral meetings. Presbytery
then took recess and heard an excellent Ser,
mon on family religion from Rev. NJ. w.
Wordsworth, of Burlington, w. Va.
Presbytery met again 10 the afternoon and
resumed the examination of Mr.. ". w. Dow
uey with reference to his ordinstion as q min
lister of the gospel. His examination on The
ol"cy was first taken up where it had been
left off; then that on Church Government
and the Sacraments was concluded, and the
whole examination was at night sustained
Presbytery resolved to hold an adjourned
meeting at Falling Waters Church on May
9Th prox., for the ordination Of Mr. Downey !:
The Moderator to preside and propose the
question; Rev J r. Graham to preach the
sermon. with Rev. G w. White as alternate :;
w. B. Dutton, D. D.. to make the ordaining
prayer; Rev. A. Q. Hopkins to charge the
pastor, with Rev. J. A Scott alternate DR.
Riddle TO charge the people, with Rev J. NJ.
Clymer alternate.
A vote of thanks was made to the citizens
of Gharlestown for their hospitality, and the
officers of the Methodist Church for the
fraternal offer Of their church on Sabbath.
SUNDAY.
On Sabbath morning Rev Jno Johnston
preached in the Presbyterian Church to an
unusually large audience with mower and af.
feet. After preachin" the Lords Supper
was administered by Rev. j r Graham, of
Winchester, and Rev. Geo. W. White, of
hioorefeld. This whole service was mark ed
by great interest, and was doubtless greatly
ENJOYED By those who shared in them. Sew
eral additions were made to the church and
several baptin1s administered
Rev. John NJ Clymer preached an earnest
and fnrcible sermon in the Methodist Church.
which had been kindly offered by the author
tiles of tina. church.
In the afternoon Rev. G. W Finley
preached to the children in the Presty terian
Church, where number of the Young we're
gathered at p. N An interesting scene
it was. which it may be hoped our youth will
MT soon forge.
At nigh, DR.. Riddle preached an able SER
mon in the Presbyterian Church. and Rev.
T. + Converse from Woodstock, another at
til" Methodist Church.
The formal adjournment of Prcsbytery,
which consists in singing and prayer by the
members of the body, was made in the pres
ence of the congregation at the end of DR.
Riddles sermon, and the brethren parted
with reluctance. MAY we see them all again,
and boar from their lips the pleasant words Of
truth which they spoke while among US.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
RALTraoae.S A usp.v A,,;,.
POLyGLssT FAMILY BIBLE.

A WORD 6tly spoken ia like apples OF gold IN
- pictures of sllver, the WORD OF GOD.
Ornamented and Embelished, is mau giving praise
and than ks fur the gift of God is eternal life.
thr"us'' Jesus Christ Lord. Then take this
WORD,
BEAU1 FULLY ILLUSTRATED,
attractive, tescrnstng, of the rchest pres.
ents you can beqneath To your child grandcIitd
/, will speak them when have gone TO our final
rest. What more valua BILE we bestowe
JOHN HUMPHREYS,
Agent for JEFF. rson County
Natora Publishing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
AIril |, 1873 ST
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The PuREsT AND SwE sTEsr COP Liver OH ia Haz-
ard CasweIls, msde on the eea shore. from fresh
selected hvers. by ChswELL, HAZARD & Co., New
YORK IL Ia ahs"l uteiy P,re and s,rset Patients
WI" have once taken ii prefer it to all others Phv-
scinne have decided it superior to any of the other
3y
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Rev A. c. Hopkins
will preach st Kabletown on Sunday, April
20th at 5 o'cinck. p. NJ.
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SHADE TREEs-A lot of beautiful silver
maple shade trees were set out in the Court
House yard last week, which, with good for
tune, in few years will add greatly to the
beauty and comfort cf that enclosure.
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VALLEY CoHvoCATIoN The Valley Con
vocation Of the Episcopal Church will con-
vene in Sbepherdstown on the 3Oth inst.
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New Goops.-J. Goldsmith, at the 'Twin
Fronts," is now receiving large and select
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, to which
he invites the attention of the public Adj
vertisement next week