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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

PARK THEATRE,
Broadway-Frcnch Opera Boude-GIROF LE.GIkOFLA
Of p. NJ closes at 10 AS r. NJ. Mile. Coraie Geohroy.
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SOMERvILLE ART GALLERY,
Fifth avenue and Fourteen nth street-FREE EXHIB
TON OF WATER COLORS.
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NIBLO'S,
Broadway UNCLE TOMS CABIN, ateP. n closes at
10 a I. ". Edwin F. 1horne.
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BOOTHS THEATRE,
corner Of Twenty.third street and Sixth avenue
HENRY ", at 4. VI. closes at II p N. Mr. Rignoid.
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE,
10 As 2 NJ
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COLOSSEUM.
and Thirty fourth street.-PARlS IN
STORM Two exh ibttlons daily. a. and s P. NJ.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs.
Broadway corner OF Twenty ninth street. NEGRO
MTNSTkELSY. at P. NJ; closes at 10 p. N.
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LYCEUM THEATRE.
Fourteenth street ami sixth avenue. -PICKWICK an,
THE DODGER at sP. NJ closes at ga, P. NJ. Mr.
L. Ioole
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ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
corner of rwentythrd street and Fourth avenue.-EX
HiBITION or WATER COLOR PAINTINGS Open
from A. NJ to r. NJ and from g P. NJ to9P. NJ.
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ROBINSON HALL.
Sixteenth street-BEGONE DULL CARE, At P. " (:
closes at u As 7. N. Mr.. Maccabe.
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TIvOLI THEATRE
Eighth street. between Second and Third avenuea-
VARIETY, at II P. NJ; closes at 2'3o A. NJ.
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wALLACK's THEATRE.
Broadwav.-THE SHAUGHRAUN, at sP. NJ; closes at
10 40 +. NJ. Mr.. Boucicault
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-02-06
Lee MILE ET UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
CCC
Lei Ia devotion ct de 10 saine
medicine.
(DEBRIYNE.)

chel les suivit attendit derriere Ia ports entrou-
verte ct parut an signal du depart.
II ne . NIT point dams le bateau de Lima; ndonna
le bras painee des sDurs, dansa tour toar svec
nhscuue delles, ct le fit de s belle grace que tous en-
fdrent rsvis.
Le moment vint de danser avec Ia petiteprincesse:
il sen acqnitts le mieux du monde, mails n'osa lui
adresser la parole
Pendant quill h reconduisait > - plsee, ellie lui
dit dun ton moQueur:
-vous VOLTA an comble de vos v@pk: on vous
txaite CONNIE un prince.
/ No craignes rien, repondit doucenent 70 Bade-
lot, vous ne serez point jardiniare. m
Il petite princesse le regards dun cir eare, eti
s6l0igna sans attendre la r6ponse.
LOrsque les souliers de satin furent uses les vio
Ions sarraArent ct les negrons dreeserent u table,
Michel fut plac6 h dpdte de h sour aimee, en- face
de n cadette.
On lui servit les NETS les plus exqns on lui versa
ls Wins es pins capiteux; pour meux lui tourner Il
Hte, on lniprodigus les compliments lespusfatteurs
n Ne q aisse enivpsr nj pr les wins nj par les
cnmDlimAn$u t.t4 E88 ~ .8 48isJgs1 ]
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EnAn Ia snur aimee ct IN signe, ct Pun des pages
noirs apport. une grande coupe dor.
lie chatab ~ enchant6 ma plus de secrets pour
vous, dit-ele M Badelot. Buvonsa votre triomphe
II jeta IN d.onier regard sur IL petite princesse
ct porta ID COUPE ses levres, sans palir.
Ne bois pas! s4cria tout coup IL princesse.
Jaime mieux etre jardiniere
ct ellie fondit en- larmes.
Michel jeta derriere lui le contenu de IL coupe,
franchit n table dun bond ct tomba aux pieds de
Lima.
Tous les princes tomberent egalement aux genoux
des princesses aui choisirent chacune IN epoux ct
lui donnerent ID nhin pour le relever. Le charne
etait rompu.
Les douze couple remonterent dams les barques,
qui Hrent pusieurs voyages pour passer les antres
princes
Tms tsaverserent ensuite les trois boqueteaux ct,
cnand lis current ffanchi Ia porte du souterrain, lis
entendirent IN grand bruit, CONNIE 81 10 chateau
'''. On : 'sss's d'o's sA.ns's ss duo Dc Ds'e,,
qui justensnt 'sn,it q sreil'er Michel tenait ala
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Ia forces que
,te 6poque
sor, fait IN
jabstenir de
', encore aug.
numeurs, Fac
on ct la v6h6-
q ,ral, mango trop;
tout en- matieres
que n'exige Pen

ue tOuJOurS, On0z
l'hOm. so.sir qui dissipe pen,
une plethOro .nalsaine. y
Aussi Ia diete suffitelle souvent
pour retablir chez lui r4quilibre des
fonctions lorsqu'il Went 4 etre
trouble.
Baglivi rapporte avoir vu beau.
coup de pers0nnes tourment6es
par des maladies chroniques se
trouver soulagees on queries aprAs
Pobservance du careme.
On connait rhistoire de Pom.
ponius Atticus qui, d6sesp6rant de
IA saUte ct voulant se laisser mou.
rir de faim, se trouva gu6ri apres
quelques jours d'entiere absti.
ncnce.
On racon Ia meme chose du
stolcien Cl' pthe, qui mourut 4
Page de cen ps.
II est d'aif urs toujours avanta.
geux de changer de temps en- temps
ses habitudes alimentaires, suivsnt
Ia maxine Bacon: 'sdiete fr6-
quente ct eI |rf passengers"
DSpicuri} }PdH Horace jenna plus
dune fois p3aiguiser encore les
plaisirs par Istinence.
Un homm4 4du monde adonn6 an
!" ventrualisme." de Rabelais, ct
rutilant de bonnie chere, Sc plai.
gnait chaque aimee, an retour du
printemps, de vertiges, du maux
de tete ct dattaques de goutte.
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!cette ter.- de gzaf.aas.
sera d6liA D. ".
d6 8bles COZ.


rent irresistible de Ia grande a.
lonns humane. Ceuxquiles 6levent
seront noyes. ~ eut quelquefois
des constitutions fortes ct viables,
re6et des meurs ct incarnation
des id6es du temps. Celles-la non
plus ne furent pas eternelles. La
constitution americaine, par exem.
pie, ii haute ct 81 large, 81 conforme
par son elasticit6 aux exigences
do progres, t'sclipse maintenaut
sons de sombres nuages, ct le tes-
lament des patriotes de 1776 dis
parait sons I'M entassement do co.
dicilles ridicules, de telle sorte quill
Y ait raison de craindre pour cette
.jeune democratic 4 laquelle un
continent nouveau pretait ga vir-
ginitH. 81 cette constitution ne
parait pas a l'sbri de tout accident,
que pcnser ct que dire de peuvre
sbsurde des conspirateurs de Yer.
o0illeS
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-02-06

II consulta un de nos confreres
ct lui demanda quelles precautions
il fallait prsndre pour conjurer ccs
accidents.
i" Une excellente occasion se
presente, repond 10 docteur: le
car6me approche, 0bservez.le RI
gOureusement. ~.
LIE malade sc r6crie: "Me pre-.
nervous pour un capucin :"
"-Non, mais pour un client qui
NEST cher ct que je veux guerir."
LIE malade resistait encore
lorsque sa femme vint joindre ses
instances 4 celles du medecin.
Car sill y a souvent une femme
pour nous perdre, il y EN- a pres
que tOujours une pour nous sauver.
La prescription fut suivie. Oinq
ans de suite le malade SO soumit
4 pabstinence quadragesimale ct,
en- outre, fit maigre deux jours par
semaine. y ..
Depus Jors, goutte, maux de tete,
accidenH apoplectiques, tout q
disparu. a
EEglise a pens6 avec raison que
le careme disposait rhomme 4 Ia
priere ct aux meditatiOns serieuses.
Labstinence ct Ia diete v6g6tale
eevent ct fortifent resprit /; c'est
ajeun que naissent les plus grandes
pensees ct que mhrissent les plus
hautes conceptions. ..... .
Newton ne mangeait que edn pain
les joursoh il SO livrsit 4 ces grands
travaux qui ont. immortalis6 son
nom. ....r... ID.
Button, pendant plus de quarante
ans, ne prit pas dautre aliment 4
soE i6jeuner. .f...r.s.. ..s.
La nourriture ordinaire de So
crate ct de PlatOn 60 comp0sait
d'Olives ct d'oignons.
S6neque le philosophe, convert
aux id3es pythagoriciennes nev0u-
Int plus changer de regime, aysnt
remarqu6 que rabstinence de Ia
viande lui rendait resprit plus vii
ct plus p6netrant. -.
On ne saurait croire, en- eftet,
jusquA quel point le regime ali
mentaire influe sur le moral.
Dabus de IL viande pervertit les
faculties affectives ct enlAve A Pes
prit "a finesse ct 81 spontaneit6.
II rend les h0mmes vi0lents,
cruels, passionn6s. ..
II mutt anssi D Ia long6vit6, en-
accelGrant le movement vital.
"Le penple de Londres, disait
Montesquieu, mango beaucoup de
viande; celia le rend r0buste; mais
4 quarante on .cinqusnte ans, II
crAve."
S5pe alimentation trop richie on
substances animales est meme
nuisible an point de vue de Ia
beautA plastique.
Une nourriture trop snimalis6e
ct trop excitante altere chez Ia
femmela finesse destrsits, Ia d6lica-
tesse du teint ct Ia douceur de Ia
physionomie.
Lamartine racontait quill n'avait
v6cu, jusqu'a Page de douze ans,
que de pain, de lait, de legumes ct
de fruits
Oest 4 CO regime que 10 grand
poetic attribuait cette puret6 dc
traits ct cette sensibilit6 axquise
d'expression, qui donnaient tant de
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1euilletsu 6s Alesetaesbs.
k99 e0vI4 vNNNeA99A9
| SA4ANSes
" r ~ as hI
f Hasa e4.H yA 59 ~

Ne voslnt point Lire "a bal plus manyaise figure
1ne les agrss danseurs, n q rendit sur-lechasp
AQprAA = Is lauriers Of dit: fsH
-1oa beaa aaar( >ross, atec y pischetts en- o.
5std pboch6, avse petit seau dor je tsi arros6,
ssec Pessnie lnaisa sois = tai essuy6 Habille-
une hels 0eur ross pafut Michel h caeillit ct q
49, tnat coup vetq Dc velours noir comme les
Seex % y peite pFipcease, avec uns toque une n
greste en diamant ct une 1eur q laurierFose b
Assssnniere !. 80 y. -3s
- nr Y ssprSssnt. aissi pafs dsvast b dpe d
ces.' e obtiat v pniaion q WELLER poar decoa.
81 = sseret y aes 1lieA n svait q bonne nine
- ssf psas ; secssnaatss II ya.s 80 ssss.t
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Leo grands hommes, qui ont
"fait descendre des cieux Ia loi du
je0ne" parmi les nations qu'ils YOU.
laientciviliser, comprenaient mieux
les besOins de nOtre organisme que
ne le pensent certains philosOphes
qui ne voient dams rabstinence
qu'uneridicule pratique d'austerite.
LIE jedne observe avec modera-
ton est une loi de sante physiqueet ct
morale; c'est une institution d'hy.
giene salutaire aux nations ct aux
individus.
Sill est du devoir de Ia medicine
dec decondamnerlesexagerations dun
ascetisme inintelligent, ellie ne doit
pas s'elever avec moins de force
contre les sophismes quirepoussent
a tort Putiles abstinences.
La loi religieuse qui impose le
jehne quadragesimal s'adapte en-
effet merveilleusement aux lois de Ia
vie ct s'harmonise dune maniere
parfaite avec les mutations qui So
perent 4 rapproche du printemps
dams Porganisme humain. .,
Pendant phiver, un exercice plus
actif ct plus regulier des fonctions
nutritives q donn6 au sang une
richS complexion ct accumule une
grant a6nergie dams nos organes.
CetIN vigueur qui sommeillait,
'"ur pR ii dire, est mise en- mouve-
l l'infldence vivifiante du
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nouiller vglihArent sur les memes
bancs que les grands dignitaires
de Ia noblesse ct du cle,af, tout
celia vraiment nest pas tolerable
ri ne ssurait tdurer. On sont done
les drQ du seigueuri Et pour
ramener ces ven6rables droits ct
retablir Get Age dor, tout sera de
bonne guerre ct on tournera les
obstacles quill est impossible de
franchir. Le senst sers le coin qui
divisera cette masse compacte de
sentiments rebelles 1T d'interets
nouveaux qui s4pare, CONNIE une
haute ct 6paisse muraille, le pre-.
sent du passe, le regime des mobiles
ct celui des villains; qu'ils votent
un bon senat peuple de cardinaux
beats, d'amiraux satisfaits ct de
marechaux repus, flanques de A.
nanciers ct capitalistes blases
'"durcis, ce personnel fera bon
droits de phomme ct
.s.-. : Ia folie revolu.
rr nlume,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-02-06
Lp TESTAMENT DR. VERSAILLES

LE TEcIh1CNI un 'OusohAnDco
On ouvre un testament; ces PREMIER
T7 s''s@ts fmots sont lus
i vrux! On dit encor je vexr quand
~ on nest plus!
Lea moribonds sont tous lss
memes, lis exhalent leur dernief
soupir en- 6tendant vers l'sven'r
une main d6faillante 4 laquelle 70
present echsppe. Sur ce livre a
la vie don't lis won't 6tre ehac1 ~
iamais, il fsut qufls Scrivent ~ =
,> -.ut ct commandment. 7 = y
s'ies, lis le sent;
,. "a "nfs $trom-
d. ~ -'cccu.
,.,. -a.,
e.. ,4 ag zee ae
...2. .. -- stl, .a. 3d.
Aug lar -r~e
% geia4s a,4z.l
sahE@ a. ,mhta par SOL
g"9gs a'est .r-n'.
qu. ~ .cyare 4'aerE. '@e ..-s
senta A 49, aaLlts ,sa,..s.
h6t9cogens ct disos- !, r'a ai
oeh6doa nj unitA On doe. -hera;t
eainement n lui IN ensemble
dfd6es ct &he communaut6 Dc sem
tinsntA Tout y diverge su con-
tzaare, q on 10 reo Bontrs ! aucune
spoque ct peutAtre On sucun pays
Il psrfaits image du chaos des PEN
s6es et dee int6cetA Ri Quoi ! les
consultations 6closes O soume ID
patriotisme ct Do renthousissme,
CONNIE celIe de 17Vl, par exemplo,
h'ont q1'aae existsnee 6ph6nAre
q sacoombent biest6t soas dine
vitsbles REACTIONS, sont 6tod6ees
eutre les traditions st lss aspira-
tons toujours en lutte "a sein des
nations s6culairesl Quoil en-
,noins dc cent sns, b France mo.
deene : W passer ct sHvanouir lea
considerations Dc l70l, de- 1913, de
Faa III, Dc ran VIII, Dc 1904, et
~ chartes des Bourbous des denx
heasohea ct h constitution du
second Empire! Quoi! Ia France
ct joncheo des lanbeaux de ca
paetss ffsgiles, 10 vent No hit que
1es dispesser, ct void que des de-
pgt6s saas 0andAk de- 1surps-
tsurs sans oooacisnce, qui no sont
qu'an rsmassis Do pullit4s ct Dim
paisssaceA s'aviseat, Do lear chez
branlant Dc recoadre ! leuf g,,ise
avec toutes oes loques disparates
IN mantesu pour les vivsnts, eux,
- monrants, q,ii mont plus besoin
que dun saaire! n bien, soft, lsis.
sons-les ! oetts tachs pu6rile Oh se
r6welent leur Asiblesoe Of lear ter
cssr; quils platrent 10 eeptsnnat
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| pour eo faire le p6ristyle dune
restsaration; qu'ils frelatento 10
poavoir l6gislatif en- y intrQaui.
ssnt sous pretexte de senat une
| gerontocratie idiote; qu'ils forgent
suivant d'sntiques formvies des
fers a l'usage dun peuple qui les
flagelle de ses votes irrit6s toutes
les fois que parene electorate lui
est settlement entrouverte; qu'ils
prennent leurs petites mesures ct
'leurs petites precautions, ct qu'ils
sen aillenti D'avsnce leur testa-
ment est nul, ct leurs legs sont ca
duc& LIE maillot constitutional,
ourdi dams Intrigue, pendant une
doaloureuse ct p6rilleuse GONZALES
sn.s -"tionale, nest pas 4 Ia taille
4av.. a... ~ le genie
..f...r ,, ut
i...a .'S .''..
COMFY JGJeD ,.n n... ."
g3.~-s r%.es coun~>
5@dr a,cr:at D. i, ill.,
H61epo, a. 5ptafd 'Las ,nonl
taGon1o!s. asset" saa Sau rocLei
illum.ct d1-e ltart5 ,-Jtt=, serf
des gobe.mo.- 'es oa rs,% @Da~
les pactes en- France, os -barter
sont des feuilles de papier." ..a1a
nerci do h leeou on de- h confes-
sion da plagisire insolent des id6o-
loguea Mais son acte de oontri-
tion eth profile a revenant qui
q exploit6 et gaspill6 ph6itsee de
- gioire m6t6oriquef Napoleon
III u'a-t-il pas eu, lui aussi, une
constitution quill q disposait, al
moment de tomber lourdement !
l'abatt0ir de Sedan, 4 orner d'arti-
cles additionnelsi ! Un peuple est-il
| mslade de servitude chronique,
vite les pretendants lui odrent
CONNIE psnacee le poison qui q
atteint chez lui jusqu'aax sources
do IL vie, cestA-dire le d. eisme.
Cette majorit4 de " lilies, ellie
est co'nposse de q dsans ct de
vslets, d'oisbres ct de fant6mes,
qui ont horrenr de Ii souverainet6
du peuple ct du grand jonr de Ia
democratic lie plein soleil eblouit
ct e6are ces reyenants 6chapp3s de
II t0mbe on Ia France eut un pied,
ct ils attirent II France 4 eux dams
leur sombre demeure, dams le pas
q, s6pulcre des choses mortes. lis
ne comprennent absolument rien 4
ID narche du temps ct Al progress
de l'humanit6 !; IN pouvoir execu-
til septennal a lien de IL monar.
chic h6r6ditaire, de wills bourgeois
ct d'odieux manants qui sans sage
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charme d "a personne ct a ses pro
ductiOns. DR. L. NOIROT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03
Fires.

The sidewheel steamer Juniata, val
ued at $4,000 and uninsured; the
sternwheel steamer Mollie Ebert, val
ued at $35, 900, half insured, and three
empty barges were burned at MononS
gahela, wharf, Pittsburg, Pa, yester-
day morning. The total loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000.
A fire in Holliston. Mass, Wednes
day night destroyed large hotel, in
the centre of the town, livery stable
and twenty other houses, clustered
around the hotel. The loss is estima-
ted at 100000.
A fire in Compton, Tenn, yesterday
destroyed dozen store-houses. The
principal sufferers are L. Loppman,
grocer; Hall furnishing store; l..
Lowenkaupt, dry goods, and John L.
Douglass, druggist. Total loss $780,
900.
A fire at Williams Bridge, New
York, burned Briggs & Luck s grocery
the post Office and several other houses.
Loss $4,000.
The Odd Fellows building and six
frame houses were burned. at Anderson.
Indiana, Loss $4,000.
Twins sawmill, in Clearfield county,
Pa, was burned; it is supposed by an
incendiary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03

ACCIDENTALLY INJURED.-On Nay 81,
Master Rogers, about 13 years old. at
Kslley's Springs, Shenandoah county, Va.
was injured by a brass cartridge. Whilst
he was holding it with his fingers OF the
left hand, and picking at it with those of
his right, it exploded, and blew off the
end of his index finger, and thumb.
and lodged in his left side. He
came very near bleeding to death, no one
of the male portion Of the family being at
home. They were sent for. and stopped
the flow of blood, by the application of
SCOT.
People should be very cautious about
handling war missles.-They are dan
gerous.-Vdlley.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03
DIED.


ORABILL.-Dsparted this hfe at hia residence on
Toms Brook, May 18th George K. Crabill, aged Sc
years, 10 months, and % days.
Iu his death his family have sustained painful
bereavement, for he was kind husband, and an
affectionate father, The people, In the vicinity
where he lived will nliss him obliging neighbor;
and the Lutheran church, at St. Peters, has lost
worthy and faithful member. But all feel that their
loss is his gain. N.
BOWERS.-At Petersburg, III, at the residence Of
her son-in-law, John Tcs ESQ.,; on the iIth day OF
May, 1875. at $50 p. m, Hannah Bowers, in the
18th year of her age.
The deceased born in Shenandoah county,
Virginia, February %, 1798-her maiden name being
Hannah Getz. IN 1916 she was united In marriage
with John Bowers Of the county, and few years
later moved to Rockingham county. After her
husbands death she emigrated with her son-ip-law,
Martin Nef, to Menard county, Ill.,, in 1854, and had
been living with her sonn-law, Johne Tice until hsI
death.
The deceased was confined to her room about
weeks and had been an inva lid for five si1
years. She became a christian at the early age of IL
and united herself with the Lutheran Chu rich in hez
native county and has ever since lived consistant
christian life and in her last moments gave evidence
of the most beautiful, trusting faith in Him who
said '.Come unto all ye that labor aud heavy
laden and 1 will give you rest"
Dearest mother, thou hast left us;
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereft u.s.
He all our sorrow1 heal"
s'For earth has too much of sorrow aud pain
Oh ! bid her not back to its shores again."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03

To PRESERVE A BoQuEr.-When you
receive boquet, sprinkle it with fresh
water; then put it into vessel contain
ing ONE soapsuds. which no',rish the
roots and keep the flowers as good as new
Take the boquet out Of the suds every
morning and lay it sideways in fresh
water, the stock entering first into the
water keep it there q minute or two
then take it out and sprinkle the flowers
lightly by the hand with pure water.
Replace the boquet in soapsuds, and the
flowers will bloom as fresh as when gath
cred. The soapsuds need to be changed
every third day. By observing these
rules. a boquet may be kept bright and
beautiful fof at least one month, and Will
last longer in very passable state; but
attention to the fair but frail creatures,
as directed above, must be strictly observe
ed, or athe last rose of summer" will not
be sleft blooming alone" but will perish.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03
TOKEN OF REsPECT.

At special annnnciation of Cassia
Lodge No. 142 F. A. NJ held in Masonic
Hall Woodstock Va. May, 30th.
The following resolutions were reported
and adopted.
WHEREAS it has pleased Almighty God, the Supreme
Architect of the Universe to csll from midst
brother Geo. K. Crab who departed this life 1t his
residence on Saturday May 29th
BE IT RESOLVED, That tender our sympathy
and coincidence to the family Of the deceased, from
whose society he has been removed by the nscrutabe
Providence of an all wise God.
I'd RESOLVED: That as a token Of regard for the
memory of the deceased brother, the members OF this
lodge will the usual badge of mourning for the
space of thirty days.
Sd RESOLVED: That this lodge attend the funeral
of Brother Geo. K. CrabiH clothed in approx riate
regalia at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
4th RESOLVED That the Secretary furnish the
family Of the deceased with copy Of these resolt-
tions and that they be also furnished tbs Editors Of
the Shenandoah Herald aud Democrat, for publica-
ton.
: III : i + 5 s + Ss;4prrr, Committee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03

The ladies of Texas are endeavoring
to collect money for the purpose of
purchasing home for Jefferson Davis
in that State and presenting it to
him.
The Survivors Of tie Hampton
Legion Of Confederate soldiers will
hold reunion in Columbia, South
Carolina. on the fourteenth anniversary
Of the frat battle u Manassas, the 2lst
Nf judy n.xt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03
n oMMIssIoNER'S OFFICE
V Woodstock Va, May 10 1875

n OMMIsSIONERS OFFICE
u Woodstock Va, May 10 1875
David Fishers admrs &c. VS..
Jos. b. Clover admir- &c. =.
To Abraham stickley and Martin n. Kaufman
adnlrs of David Fisher decd &c. coraplainants, and
Jacob a. Hotel CON-, admir- d. b. n. of Joseph Ii
Clover decd.
Catherine Clover, Jacob B. Clover, GEO. H. OFT and
Elizabeth his wife, Isabella Anderson widow of Alex
Anderson decd, Geo. B. Clover Susan Bowman
widow of Robert Bowman decd, James Vanpelt and
Frances his wife, Osceola Clover. Jno. G. Glove r
Cornelious Cook and Alverdah c. his wife and Lewis
c. Kniesey the creditors of Jos. H. Clover decd and
all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon the
Sd day of June 1875 if fair if not the next fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted to take and settle at
Office 1st the accounts of Jacob A. Hottie sheriff COM
missioner admir- of Joseph H. Clover decd, I'd an &C
count of all debts against said Clover or his estate
Sd an account Of all personal real estate of which
said Clover died seized and possessed and the actua
and annual value of said real estate, and any other
matter deemed pertinent that either party may re-
quir as required by decree of Shenandoah circuit
court at its last term in suit in chancery depending
in said court between David Fishers admrs sc We
Jos. H. Clower's admr &c at which time and place
you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as commissioner in ctancery
of the said court, the day and year frst aforesaid
May IS '75-4w. P. W. MAGRUDER.