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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

IVA breeder of poultry writes -
Every spring | procure quantity Of
cedar boughs, and scatter them plenti-
fully in and around the hen house. This
is all that is necessary, rs the o,lor OF
the cedar keeps away lice. This rene
dy Is cheap. simple. aud effective. and
is we'll worth trying by all who have
hens To care for
TO CLEAN TiNwAIE.--The bcst thing
for cleaning :inwsrc is common soda.
Banipen cloth and dip in soda aud rub
the ware Bfiskly, after which wipe dry.
and 1t will look cqnal TO new.
WnoorINo CouGH.-Use raw onions
mashed. Put them I'm n muslin sack
and apply TO the throat and chest, warm.
Change them when dry until tho cough
IS loosened. Give syrup Of ipccac eve.
~ day. and keep tho patient in an even
temperature. A relapse may be treated
the same way. Mothers, do not forget
this simple remedy IL you would save
your child unnecessary suffering.
Doors IN WATER.-A correspondent
OF the iadioota f'nme, writes Il had
stood In mud and water for two or three
inches deep, for ton hours n day for
week, without feeling any danpness or
having any difficulty OF getting my boots
on or or. Ii you would he equally sue
cessful. before wearing tho boots give
the bottoms good coating of tallow and
tar and dry il in then oil the uppers
with castor oil, about one tablespoonful
will he sufficient. If the weather should
he rainy. or you are compelled 10 work
in waterduring the day, wash your boots
clean ut night, hold them ut the fire un-
Oil quite warm, and oil them while quite
wet, and you will have no trouble about
your boots getting hard and shrinking
up so that you cannot get them on. III
the leather should become red, give a
coat of ordinary blacking before
oiling. The effect of castor oil is to
soften the leather while il fills the pores
and prevents the water from entering.
SHEEP TIcKs.-A Western fock.mas-
ter says: 'Get one.pound of sulphur
and put it into four quarts of SAL, and
give in that proportion to your flock once
in two weeks, and it will cure your sheep
of Of not only ticks, but scab. Whom
the ticks and scab are gone, bate the
sulphur"
APPLE JELLY.-Take golden pippins;
pare, core, and quarter them, and boil
in water enough to cover them until
quite soft. Then turn into flannel jel-
ly-bag. and let the Juice run out without
squeezing at all. The jelly-bag is made
like IN enormous funnel, with short
nose. and sewed mp in one seam. Take
aSsquare OF flannel, and double over in
two points, tapping it in the middle, and
you will see how IL is done. Tie this
bag, lay fastening tapes to each side Of
it. to chairs, and let the juice ruin into a
dish. To one pint of juice put ] pound
OF white sugar. and boil for twenty min
utes, then turn into jelly-cups. Add
sugar to the lam, and boil for marmalade.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

The Word Girl in the Bible.

An English town missionary short
time ago related n remarkable incident
There was lodging house in his Dis
trict which he had long desired TO enter,
but was deferred from 80 doing by his
friend, who feared that his life would be
endangered. lie became at length so
uneasy that he determined TO risk all
consequences and try to gain admission.
SO one day he gave somewhat timid
knock ut the door, in response 10 which
acoarse voice roared out, NV hos there?"
and ut the same moment a vicious-look-
ing woman opened the door and order
ed tlc man of God away.
Let him come in and see what he is
and what he wants" growls out the same
voice.
The missionary walked in, and, bow
ing politely TO tho rough-looking man
whom he had just heard speak, said:
al have been visiting most of the hous.
cs in this neighborhood TO read with and
talk to the people about good things
have passed your door and looked in, as
feel | ought, for | wish TO talk with
you and your dodgers"
Are You what is called town mis-
sionary?'
II am, sir" was the reply.
"Well, then" said the fierce. looking
man. "sit down aud hear what am 90.
ing 70 say. viii ask you question
out of the Bible. If you answer me
right you may call at this house and
pray with us or our lodgcrs as often as
you like il you do not answer me right
wc viii tear tho clothes of your back
and tumble you. neck and heels, into the
street. Now, what DO you say 10 tllat2"
The missionary was perplexed, bat at
length quietly said II will take you"
Nv ell. them" said the man, here
goes Is The word girl in any part OF
the Bible2 II so, where is il TO bc found,
and how often? That is my question"
well, sir. the word girl is in the BIZ
bic, but only once, and may be found in
the words Of the Prophet Joel. iii s.
The words are, And sold girl for wine
that they might drink"
Welt" replied the man II am dead
beat | burst have bet FIVE pounds you
could not have told"
"And could not have told Yesterday"
said the visitor. "FOr several days I
have been praying that the Lord would
opcn me q way into this house: and this
very morning. when reading the Scrip
lures in my family / was surprised 70
tiud the word girl, and got the concor-
dance 70 see II II occurred again. ond
fOund itdid not. And now, sir, believe
that God knew and docs know what wilt
come 20 pass, and surely his hand Is IN
this for my protection and your good"
The whole OF the inmates were great
~ surprised; and lie incident has been
oyerraled in the conversion OF TOO man.
his wife, and two Of the dodgers. --Ameri.
ca. Weseyn
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Editors Correspondence.
LEXINGTON. No.. Oct. s2. 1875.

A<A--A'+>eAt-Ns ~sAV., WI. <s 1910.
Nix. HARPER AFTER having been 81
lent for long time. again appear, nc.
coriing to my promise in nv last, 20
give you n brief summary OF crops. &c.
Every one thought that when the hon.
pers came on us this spring and sum.
mcr, we would have no corn. hay or any
thing else. Ii was not only believed
that this would be the condition. hut.
indeed, it appeared so. At any rate. the
hoppcrs began TO disappear about the
9th of June, and in one month aftsr.
wards, there was not one of them to he
seen in La Fayette County. The far.
mcrs and community at large were great.
~ discouraged. but as soon az the Non.
pers vacated, the farmers began replant.
ing their cora, which had been eaten TO
the ground 10y the rascally hoppers twice
before: Thi. last planting was about
the 10th day OF July. Everybody thought
that there was no hope whatever of rails.
ing a crop OF corn and fodder; but the
corn grew rapidly, and was ready for
cutting nearly as soon as if II had beer
planted in April or May. 1t did not. OF
course, mature rs nicely as other corn
which have seen, bet the ears arc large
and well developed, which is the princi.
pal point. i was visiting in Illinois this
summer, and when arrived there. ex.
pccted TO sec immense fields of grain.
bending with the weight of golden grain
ready for the harvesters sickle. But
the wheat crop there was very poor this
season, the yield, in some cases, being
scarcely enough for seed and home sup.
plies. The corn was toierably good and
made good crop, but there was very
little difference between the corn of that
country and of this, besides there were
no hoppcrs in Illinois, Business here
IS getting better and all wear joyous "a.
ces over the future prospects. Politics
move slowly in this region. Not much
excitement over the Ohio elections. OF
course some were dissatisfied and others
satisfied, which will be the case in all
elections. 1t is generally believed that
our next President will also I've Repub.
lican, by the way in which all the recent
State elections have turned ont. know
little about 1T, myself, as am not, and
do not profess to be politician. One
OF LeXington's fairest dan ghters left this
city few days ago TO visit friends and
relatives in Romncy and Keyser City
and other places. Give her n hearty
welcome, and allow no young Romncy
tic TO become bewitched with her so that
we shall never see her again. She is II
lit representative of the enlightenment
and beauty OF this country. have seen
several persons direct from the vicinity
OF Romney in the last two weeks. | nj
ways love to meet them, as | ain Vir-
ginian myself, and consider them the
dearest people on earth TO me. Long
may they live TO enjoy life. health and
happiness" is the earnest desire Of
Yours, in sincerity, l.. NJ ST.
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young surgeon, having tried in vain
to get into practice, at last fell upon the
following expedient TO set the ball to
rolling. lie sprang upon his horse once
day and rode at TALL speed through
the town. After an absence of an hour
he would return, and carry with him
some of his instruments-think if he
could impress his neighbors that he had
practice. they would begin to place con-
iidcnce in his ability.
wag. who more than suspected the
deceit which lie was practising, deter
mined to know the truth. lie according.
~ kept his horse in readiness. and the
next time the doctor gallOped past his
door, sprang on his steed and placed
himself ON the young gcntleman's trail.
The doctor saw the man following at
his heels, but did not, at first. cvince
any unoasiness. At length. however. he
thought it advisable TO turn down mar.
row lane. The pursuer followed on like
an evil genius; but the doctor was not
discouraged. as another road lay short
distance ahead OF him, down which he
turned. The other kept close at his
heels, and the doctor grew impatient TO
return home. There was no house by
the way at which he could afford any
prctext for stopping. In the meantime
his saddle-ba9s were with him. and he
was otherwise equipped for business, so
that he could not return, in the face of
lis neighbor. without exposing the se.
crets of the trade in tie most palpable
manner. Every bound Of his steed car.
ried him farther from his home. and Che
shades OF night began TO fall on hill aud
dale. Still the sound Of horses hoofs
were laundering in his ears. and he was
driven TO lis wits end but lust as ne
tuncd the angle OF q wood. he heard n
low moan. \ man lay PROSTATE near
the fence Of n meadow. and blood Cusb-
ed from q fearful wound IN his arm. IIe
had cut an artery with bis scythe. aud
was ia danger OF immediate dissolution.
The young doctor sprang from his horse
aud stauuched tho wound. Bandapes
were applied, and his life was saved
The pursuer had also thrown himself
from his horse. and as The surgeon tied
mp the last bandage. lie looked up in his
face and said f.:
How lucky. ncighbor. that I was a.
bic 10 arrive just in time -
The wondering spectator was silent
with ave and, after assisting the woun.
dcd man home, he told such miraculous
tale 20 the wondering town folk. as Sc.
cured 70 the young surgeon Yeputa-
ton not only for skill, but also for super.
natural prescience Thus did the inor.
est accident contribute more % his nd.
vaucement than years Of studious toll
could have done and the impertinent
curiosity Of a waggish neighbor opened
for him path TO business which the
most influential patronage might never
have been able 70 provide for him.
to Take care OF tho poor Indian and
he'll take hair Of the white man.
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Conservation.

Take my life. and LET il he
Consccratod air to Thee;
Take my hands. and LEI them move
At the impulse Of Thy love;
Take my feet, anil let ihcm he
swift and beautiful 70 Thee,
Take ms voice, and lct INC sing
Only for my Lord thc Kings
Take my lipr and lot ;hcm We
Ei.lcl with IMAGES from Thee:
Take my silver and my gold.
Not mite would ! Withhold,
Take my moments and mv DAVIS.
Let them aow in ccasclcss praise
Take NY intellect. and use
Every power as Thou wilt choose
Take my will ADD make it shine.
il shall be no longer mine:
Take my heart. IL is Thine own.
IL shall be Thy royal throne;
Take my love. my Lord. pour
At thy feet is treasured store
Take myself and ! will be
Ever only, Lord. Tor Thee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

"a The census of Charleston county
,. o.. just completed, shows that the
population has increased from 90,3i3in
1870 to l23,48 in 1878. the whites hav.
ing increased $3.50 and the blacks 81
BOB. The whites have 2i.iSi acres mn.
tier cultivation and the blacks 81 .Oo2 ::
the white voters number 1898 and the
black ones 1857.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

70 4 French gentleman. who suppos-
ct he had mastered the English Ian.
guagc was sally puzzled one day when
n friend looked 40 him and said GLOW
DO yon do2" do vat2" ~ mean how
do ycI Ilud yourselrs" "Saire. never
lo.,s myself" "But how do Won reely'
"NmOot-you just feel me"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

Ia 1t is an encouraging sign of the
times that England has begun to import
ca!icoes from the u, States. The Lon
oon Times says the goods are Of much
better quality and appearance than those
of English manufacture.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

~ One ofthc Old l1dies ~ au o-nhon.'
home has worn ont a big silk handker.
chief Fry ing 20 rcprc-s the tears fhat
will come from her sympathy with AL.
om and Eve as having been the first or.
Ilaue.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12
Soatll 3tanels 9ntelli9eneer.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, NOV. ~, 1875.

IVA young man named Hannah, liv.
ing in Coles county. Illinois, had tooth
drawn last week, and the hemmorrhaye
was so excessive that he was unable to
leave the dentists. All efforts to check
the flow of blood failed, AMI he died on
Saturday. D&
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

HAEK ROBBERY At PIrrSToN. pa
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS SroLrY.-
The first National Bank at Pittston was
broken into on the night of the Sth inst.
by burglars, who effected an entrance 70
the vault, where they blew open two
spherical safes from which they abstract.
ell forty thousand dollars in bonds and
money. after which they dccampcd.
he robbers. entered and departed
through the roof of the building. The
bank IS one-story brick structure. with
Hat tin roof. Through tie latter tho
thieves cut hole about eighteen inches
square, ana from this three Of the ganr
descended, by means Of rope ladder.
INTO the vault, leaving two OF their con.
icderates outside to watch and assist
them IN escaping. The vault is guard.
ed by strong door, supplied with q
burglar alarm, but the thieves entered
through tic top of the vault. Among
The bonds stolen were Laciawanna and
bloomsbury Railroad bonds amounting
to Sll,GOO, Wilkcsbarrc city bombs for
$4,000. a3a Pitts.on Seminary bonds for
$1,000, besides some $4,000 worth OF
bonds Of the Oxford Iron Company.
New Jersey, and a quantity Of cash. a.
'n2dniing i'll MI 10 $4,000 in bonds and
%1ney. The thieves were surprised by
one Of tie neighbors just as they were
escaping at morning An alarm was
'3''sel but the burglars succeeded in ca.
Caring, leaving behind them complete
st Of burglars tools.
DISEASE AMoNG Sro-K.-In Queen
Anne's county. Md, disease has bro.
Ken ont anon, the cattle which vote.
rinary surgeon. who has male most.
in1item examination, pronounces n spc.
c'es OF dipthcria. The first symptoms
arr manifested in q twitching of tie I'M.
der jaw, which gradually increases until
the muscles ut the root Of tho tongue be .
come 50 enlarged that they close up the
wind-pipc. ana death cnsucs from stran.
guIation in from fifteen to twcnty.four
I,,,-,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

~ Inquiry 1T the New York slaugh.
ter houses discloscs the fact that there
are nearly 200 persons in that CITY who
are in the habit of drinking blood Tow
ing warm from oxen, TO gain strength
onI for tho cure of Certain diseases,
!0' The damage by the cattle disease
in England and Wales during the past
three months IS estimated at 81 .OOO. 900.
t5'It is q wrc,chcl way to always
turn the smoothcst si1e to the world.
md the toughest and coarcst TO ones
nearest and dcarce. friends.
10 Whit would be wanting to make
ihis world kingdom orhoavcn IL that
ianlcr profound, and selCdcnying love
.a.'iecl and recommended by Jesus
were paramount in every heart? -Kroa.
um'er
IL lie who always receives. and nc.
YER gives. acquires, as q matter Of course.
anarrow. contracted, selfish character
His soul has 10 expansion. no benevo.
lent impulses, no elevation of aim. lie
learns TO feel and think and care only
Tor himsclC-ilAwrs.
l5rEnsiness in New Orleans is look.
ing UP. The receipts OF cotton have
been liberal, showing an excess from tho
80 Of September TO date OF about 10000
bales over those Tort same period last
year. Rice is coming in freely; n few
ha2shcads Of new sugar arrive daily and
Planters generally throughout. tho State
will commence grinding on the lst Of
November. with TIC prospect of good
crops
tV'A Norfolk girl threw herself out
Of a second story window in Washing.
ton to escape from a man. only 20 find
herself in The arms Of another. but when
She awoho il was All dream. and she
wcpt that {, was so unreal
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

~ The damage by the cattle disease
in England and Wales during the past
three months Is estimated at 81 900. 600
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

e II IS q wrc,chcl way to always
turn the smoothcst sile to the world.
and the toughest and coarcst to ones
nearest and dearest friends.
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Er. schenck's standard Remedies

The sta ldIrl remedies I r all dis ~ OF
the lungs are sCHANCkS iUIMoNIC
SYRUP, CHENCK's SEA WEED ton G. and
SCHENCk's MANDRAkr Pulls, and. II aiken
before the lungs are Destroyed speedy
cure is effected.
To The" trree medicines DR.. J. H..
Schenck, Of Poi idelphia. owes hl, " riva q.
10 succ - 10 The treatment VI pulmonary
diseases.
Toe Pumonic Syrup rip ms the morbid
IN 1T Ia tn Jung; uatu thr' W. IL Il by
az eas! exp ciOrI ION, OrWheu the p legIn
m tier isIipe a. Ight cough will throw
II OH the pltitn has rect and tie Iuug
bee in L. he
To ensbie tn Pulmouic Syrup TO do hi,
Schengk' Mndrake Pills aud Srhe ck'
sea Weed 1 'bic must br &c els u.ud {.
ans the stomach an liver. >ch rex.
Man rake II j. act on the lIy,r. r, moving
Az oh uucti"ns, g. lax tue gall bladder, the
blie la Is freely, anu the liver is soon
eleyed.
) heuck's Sea We d Tonic is gentle
s,imuant and alieratiN G; the ulka OF which
II l. compo.e mixes with tn TO ,d nj
prevents sOuring. IL assists he dyes ion
by tOning ~ the II, m ch T. "a healthy Coz.
diti ~. 81 thut the 90 and ia lungs heal.
and the patient will ~ ely get well if care
is taken t. prevent fresh cold.
All who VISA I CONSULT br. Srhenck
Ell her re son,lly or by letter. can do 30 a,
his principal office, corner o. SIXTH and
ARCH SIS Phuadelph a, every Mond,y.
SchencR- med zines are sid by II dug
gifts throughout the country. 3.s-2m
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OLE 8nlletin.
PARAGRAPHS.


AT recent spiritual scance at East
Boston. a policeman succeeded in tying
the medium so securely as to completely
battle the spirits, and in response to a
meek appeal finally unwound the rope.
Julius, why didn't you oblong
your stay at the Springs?" "Kase, Mr..
Snow. dey charge too much" "lIow so,
Julius!" "Wy. dc landlord charged dis
colored individual wild stealing de
spoons"
"A Connecticut girl who had carried
an ancient penny about in her purse for
over five years AMI accidentally paid 1t out
while in New York last summer, and
had mourncd ov,r 1t ever since, had the
identical piece restored to her at Boston
last week, in change for Il car fare.
In Baltimore theatre a bear-or the
semblance of one-stole across the stage
toward the sleeping heroine of the play.
A little fellow in the audience, painfully
appreciative of her peril, shouted at tie
top of hiss queaky voice, wake up, Miss!
the bears a comin'V'
AT the trial of one Putnam, at Vir-
ginia City, for leading an idle and DISCO
lutte lite, District Attorney Campbell de-
fiued a hummer as ian aggregated, con-
catenatcd, conglomeratcd, segregated,
contaminated, id loaier." This decided
J the jury at once, and they found Put
nam guilty.
dub. did you ever stop TO think, ="
said Il Michigan avenue grocer yesterday.
rs he measured out half peck of pota-
toes, "that these potatoes contain sugar,
water, aud starch?' Noah. | didn't"
replied the boy, but | heard mother say
that you put peas and beans in your cot
fee, and about a pint of water in about
every quart of milk you sold.
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ToW.BOat For Sale

THE subscriber offers for sale the Steam
Towing Stern-Wheel Boat, Ike liammitt:
with engines, machinery, tackles, apparel ana
Her length Is li2 feet, her breadth "a feet, her
iepth feet and measures 27G tons. She has .
boilers q feet long and 50 inches diameter, 2hlgn
pressure engines with cylinders, l71 meme, IN
diameter and feet stoke; 2 feed pumps ~ ~,
-hCs IN diameter and IL inches stroke anu ~
modern improvements and Is IN every Iesps so,.
staunch, ri, worthy, and IN good cohui'ioh ioi
'"' 's"'''"' wa s. s. TAYLOR.
C.,o ,us Novemher 2. 1874. 4aS-ll -2S-tf.
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