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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-16
MARRIAGE
SECRETS,

kind Of Diseases, with hundred
should marry, the inpcdimcnt.
and cure. Treats on all Diseases,
scss symptoms and means to
scientific work of the kind ever
in every respect. Sent securely
Address, DR.. C.. A. BOHANN
st. Louis, Mo. Established in !
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-16
DIR. DOHANNAN,4

DR.. DOHANNANrS
Marriage GsaeIe illustrated
with numerous sngravings
from life, teaches ali .he in.
Quisitive should kEoW Oh
Courtship. Marriage, tbs
Physiological Mysteriessnd
Revelations of the Sexuaa
system, how to cure ala
. Of valuable receipts, who.
, to marriage, their nature:
fully explaining their eau.
cure; it 10 the only really
published, and is complete
sealed on receipt of 80 cts.
An, 6l9 North Fifth street,
81.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24
BOTANICAL SWEARING.

We have all heard Of Botany Bay IN
Australia. rs a place whittier convicts
were formerly sent, and where there was
doubtless much swearing, but il is new
thing for botanical names TO be mistaken
Tor Oaihs. The story goes that man
wrote to the editor Of a horticultural
journal. sSking what plants would be
suitable additions to dried grasses for
winter ornaments. Tie editor replied:
AcrOClinium RoS,un, 4. albnm,
Comphrens globoSa and G. GlobOsa
camca."
When the man read this, he fairly boiled
ever with rage. sud Immediately sent O
note ordering his paper 20 be discOntin-
urd lie ayerrcd that IN editor who swore
in tLat Wy. Just because he was asked n
simple question, should have no support
from LiD.
This reminds US of an English traveller
whose conscience would not allow him
90 swear. but 40 found That at the hotel
IA France. where he was staying, tho
walters were 50 accustomed 10 hear
Euglishmcn use strong language, that
they considered him amiikSup, and neg
leCied him accordingly. lie therefore his
upon this expedient 10 secure proper
amount Of attention. Whenever he gave
al order hc rolled out IN Sonorous tones
che words Northumberland, Cum tsr.
lard Durham The effect was mar -..
lyus He was hencciorth waited upon
with the greatest alHcri,y anu assiduiiy,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24

.S,TATE of WEST VIRGINIA, CAB
EELLCpUNTY. -.
AT Rules held in tie Clerks Office Of
the County Court If Cabeil County, on
the first Monday in February, 1876.
g.. II. Hall. Administrator of c. Turlcy
deceased,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24
IN CHANCERI.

The object Of this suit is to enforce a
vendors ,eiu on tract Of land containing
- acres ON the wa'crs Of Little Cabcll
Greek IN Cabell County, W. Va, being
the sane.uact Of land conveyed By Wi
lard Parker and wife to Benjamin +.
Davis in his lie time by deed hearing date
e DIST day Of December, 1889, and OF
record in the CLERKS Office cf the County
Court ii Cabeli County in Deed Book ~
page ll2. And it appearing by an afiida-
". filed with the papers in this cause that
John :. Davis, Sarah =. Davis, John
Moore and Lizzie Moore, defendants in
aid cause are non residents Of the State oi
West Virginia, it is therefore ordered
that they do appear here in one month al
ter the drs, publication Of his order to de-
what isAocessary toprotect their interest
in the premises.
A copy
Teste JOS. :. MILLER, Clerk,
BY JNO. ". CHI RCH, Dept.
Gibson, Simms and EnslOw, Sol.
Feb lQ-4w.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24
~ TIE AMAZON

A VOYAGE on the Amazon, writes an
American traveller is excessively mon
otonouS. A vas. Volume Of smooth, vel
low water, floating trees and grass, low,
linear shaped islets, dark, even forest,
The shore % n boundleSS sea of verdure,
and a CloudlcSS sky, with occasional
tOcks Of screaming D9rroiS-theSe are
the general features No busy towns are
seen along the banks; only here and
there a palm hut or Indian village, hall
Buried in the Wilderness. No mountains
hrcak the horizon-Only kalt-a-dozen
table TOPPED hills - and while many
h.ufis ID rcd and yellow clay are visible,
fhev are exceptional. the usual border
being lCw ai'ugisl deposits, magnificent.
IN wooded tut half the year covered
uiih water The real grandeur, how.
rteg, ~ GREAT river Ike this Is derived
from uff-,iIr- u0on is prospective com.
uercial Importance and immense drain
ssc
A over 90 nature. moreover. can never
So tirrd o. gazing ~ the picturesque
grouping and variety or trecS, with Their
mantle, 90 creeping plants; the Wild,
rrrrnruerFl wcc % vegetable giants;
Co. relk lcss energy Of vegetation, COM
psrei with which The richest woods on
thC Hudson are q desert The dense can.
rFy RI green supported by crowded
coIumuA bnnchlcsS lar hfty or eighty
fcrt thc parasites and unlVrgro y u
Struggling tlr iifci thc broad icaved DE,
aanas ard gigantic grlsSeS; the cello SSai
90 aul ps,d-hcsrlng trees; and, above
IA. ilae hundreds OF species of palms,
SD yicing vita tie other in, beauty
AID gracc.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24
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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24
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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24

the the y Wtern States nd Altar tic feabOsrd
r. s arc running this road rom the city Huntington Va to-
aM Virginia railroad bridge " be built this point iOn
bo mae at the eff Huntington with
Ia ioads extending through the entire West md Nonhces
9a as Company n1
hr al within very few yeas viii be tbs is%Hns SIX or SIEVE
P'aI a, asuySctnmg Of Huntington which
s'ss s S Ss ssuSn a' Ohio Gs and v an
he s %s G T1ag n erd .' 1S'sI
to all others 10 the United States or The ,:e tho 'uro
quality am the sSiu c f' ssei prove. a% for
q, l. S' 4S a9 pig ss
qnny as ~%rca CENTRE Huntington occupy
viii form Ss1 % P T "s the soi I VI. ,ss,. gS be-.
come and convenient point for ahs ngs IN extensive S Of
a' a Is Of rne inviting locality be found than the
natural lsu 70. which the site remarkable h and gen
for srs S1, a05 "ra sTs .SPs fs .
d a1d Cultivated objects the avenue. and streets
sns vet leave abundsut ROADWAY and sidewalks
vaion Of isn s a S the a1 better oas: residences,
USet which win forever ns'ss.' IN s .y
plan which easily and economically adopted and which " ad'P
perfect anas @ Of the city Marshall College
grounds, where rs; Is, s;s.i saan
crate cost in az Institution veeshaihed reputation o
o. on Pies Ts..e ar. present PRICES binding beyond This d
The 's y P'S on s s Per ssd or
;s:. within sa y day. As 1ss saas !H
with intere At on '"e
the remaining thirty per rtS fa'e o. n
purchase made on 'n
will be payment made in sccotdanee
bpurchas Q build the lot
Of purchase specified parts ;sa r
and conform sPe''''~
the eand location OIL Buildings to be erected ~r.
intent O. restrictions andregusnonS
nd experienced in almost he
els the Ohio river possessing 30 n;
and succes the
Rolling Machine Shops &C. as the city Of no."
ted n line Of the Cts1pei.'.
i'm diatevc inity whence it can be irDP'''
Liberal arrangements be made or see"nD
The Chesapeake and Railroad
cheap nd pleasant roufr firm the Eastern
Further information will be giren il apple
10 o undersigned L.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24
LEGAL ApvER ftSLMtNiH'

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CAB
SECI. COUNTY, IS:
At Rules held in the Clerks once OIL .ne
County Court OF Cabell County Oh 'ne
first Monday in February, 1876
'''' Chapman, deceased.
The Guyanao,te land Company.
IN CHANCERY.
The ohicc, Of the above suit is to OBJ
tain jlalgnent on writing obligatory ex-
ecuted by aesendan, to plaintiff for the
Ism Of SS9,sS with interest and to subject
to sale OF wOEacts OF land on Guvan-
dotte river IN Sncoln County, Wese Nir-
ginia, purchasedSy defendant from \. j.
Chapman deceased. One tract contain
ing one hundred and five acres, and one
containing thr hHNAred aud fifty acres,
for the payment of said debt. And it ap-
pearing by al afli .avit filed witt the pa
pepers Of said cause that the defendant
the said GuyandJtte Land Company is n
non resident of the State of West Virgin
ia, it is therefore ordered that it do an.
pear here in one month from ( first pub
LEGATION If 'hls order to do what is neces-
sary to protect the interest In the prenl-
Uses. \ Copy
Testo: JOS. s. MILLER, Cleek,
Bv JNO. ". CHURCH, Dept.
". 7. Thompson, Sol. Feb. l04w.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA CAB
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24

William W. Davis, Albert G, Davis, The
odore T. Davis, John :. DAVIS, Sarah
r. Davis, Lizzie Moore AID John Moore
IN CHANCERI.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24
Ctesapeake & Ohio Railro'

Great Truni Line by its short
WINCH low the Advantages Of economical operations
through and
!ne "! W. tern States and the Altar tic teabosrd
this road the city Of Huntingdon Va 10 III
Inc VIRGINIA BY railroad bridge be built point
h NE Mt the cit eff Huntington with
phoods etendinq through the entire Vest End Northce
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24
Charles A Soldier.
IN tsUANCERY.

The object Of this suit is e. enforce the
collection If a note of $1,000 with inter
esl thereon from June 2nd, 1874, and t.
attach the real estate Of the defendant
Charles \. Seidier, in Cabell County to
pay the same. And happening by an
affidavit filed with abe papers OF this cause
that the ssdd defendant Charles ~ Soldier
j. 4 non resident Of the State OF West Nir-
sinia. il is therefore ordered that he do
appear here within one month after the
first publication OF this order and do what
j. necessary TO protect his interest in the
premises. a Copy.
Tesic: JOS. 5. MILLER, Clerk,
By JNO. W. Gil RICH, Dept.
Hoge Il Harvey, Soils. Feb. LOW.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-24
" ). Bell, J. D. Albert, Caroline ALDER,
VI. s. Thornl urg.
IN CHANCERY.

The object OF said suit is to enforce a
sale Of Il certain house and premises, situa-
teSin Cabell county, State OF West Vir-
stnia, at Thomdyke Post Office, decided
by complainant in said suit TO W. j. Bell,
andsil,o u enforce the execution Of deed
Of trust given oil said house and lot Nv
said defendant, J. ID. Albert and Caruline
Albert to VI. 5. Thurnburg. trustee of
said property to be sold for the payment
OF two notes eXcCut d by the said j. ID.
Albert to Gle, rye W. Summers for the az
gregate smount of S237 80 balance Of pur-
chase money due ON sad house aud
premises. And it appearing by an aifiia-
Wit filed with the lapcrs in this case, that
the defendants W. j. Bell, j. ID Albert
and Carolisn Albert are non residents Of
the State Of West Virginia it is therefore
ordered that they do appear here in one
month from the first publication of this or
der and do what is necessary 10 protect
their interest in the premises.
\ Copy.
Teste: JOS. =. MILLER. Clrk,
BY JNO. W. Cit ECil, Dept.
W, I. Thompson, Sol. Feb. LOW.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

AN INcARNArE FIEND Now and
then fend incarnate comes to the sur
face. St. Paul, Minnesota, is now deal
ing with one. Five months ago lady
living in the Southern part of the State
sent her little girl to St. Paul with her
aunt to go school; also money to pay her
board and tuition. Some neighbors of
the aunt lately sent the mother word
that she had better come and look after
her child. She went and found what
was left of the girl One of her ribs is
broken; the cartilage of her nose is torn
out, one cheek burned with fiat iron,
scars of three or four scalp wounds, sew.
eral teeth knocked out and body cover
ed all over with bruises. The aunt had
done it all. She had not sent the child
to school a day, and had kept her hard
at work varied with hard beatings. Il
her mother bad not come when she die
her sister would soon have had q funer.
al on her hands. The mother thought
of civil suit for damages, but the case
becoming known to the authorities they
have instituted criminal action, and
they hope to yank this feminine fend
out of the way of children.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

PLAIN SAINTS. Many of our wealth.,
est Christians on earth will be very plain
saints in heaven. There every robe
and every crown will shine in proper.
ton to the work the wearer did on
earth. Many will be shown crowns
without star. and however much they
may desire rich ones, all the treasures
they have laid up in heaven cannot buy
one. Doomed to starless crown be-
cause they have never brought a soul to
Jesus. Their influence while living did
not recommend holy life, and after
death not one person carries forward
the work which they left undone. II
only one had been led to Christ, they
might have other stars added, for the
same means are used many times, and
the letters, books and biographies of
the dead are continually adding new
brightness to their crowns of rejoicing.
Think Of it, ye wealthy Christians,
who change your fashions every season
how will you feel to wear a starless
crown forever and plain robe, while
many Of those in lower station will
shine in regal splendor? Dig up your
buried talent, work, write for Jesus,
and you may shine as the brightness of
the armament forever
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13
P o 4 T Il Y
FouR--EAvED CLOVER:


She iotirneyed north, she journeyed SOUTH,
Tie whole bright land she "anaefeu
And climbed the mountains WINE Win
And sought the plains where paim-trees
grow,
Then TO the seas she spread her sail.
Fled round the world, a white-wIn ged
rover;
She saw Egyptian temples pass,
But-never found the four-leaved clover
The cost Hest gems shone on her brow:
The ancient Belgian spiuners woye tel
A robe of lace queen might wear:
Her eyes found all most rich, most rare.
But-never found the r-leaved clover
The throng did Gock to see her pass,
hear her speak, and all men strove
Smile to win, She had the whole
OF each ones life and heart and soul,
But-never found the toul -leaved clover
A sudden whirlwind came at last,
4 little tempest rose, and drove her
Home~ard, bereft, alone, and poor,
The fir friends fled, the journeyiEg over
That never found the tour-leaved clover
"Ala!n she sighed. "all hope is gone.
I've searched the wide world through
moreover,
Myeyes are worn with toll, they see
BI this small strip of grass" There
free
And strong it grew-the four-leavet
clover!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13


FklvoL1rlEs.-The other day man
took home book containing several
anecdotes showing the power of inag,
lnatioD, and after reading them to his
wife, he tenderly said: s'Now, Ange-
lima, Jou may sometimes imagine tina,
you hear me kissing the servant girl in
the other room, and you see how base
thing it would be to accuse nae Of
such thing" 'John Henry" she re-
Piled in smooth voice, ''if ever am,
agine such thing you'll need doctor
within fifteen minutes. no matter what
the book says"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

A funny incident occurred in a Yves,
Side Chicago car the other day. A
gentleman entered the car when it was
pretty well crowded, and inadvertently
trod on laGy's foot. The lady was
highly indignant, and would accept no
apology. The gentleman finally re-
marked, loud enough TO be heard all
over the car. 81 had to put my foot
down somewhere. and those St. Louis
hoofs of yours are too large for street
car
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13
wHAr ARE TIE soF7AsY

It is fair to compare the Turkish sof
tas 70 the students Of complete Amer
ican university, such as Yale, Ann Ar
Dor or Harvard, or still better. to those
OF German university in small town,
say Heidelberg or jena. There are the
theological, legal and literary students
OF the Turkish Metropolis. connected
with some. well endowed mosque
tor instance that of Mehmed, Ach-
med or st. Sophia, and are to Tur-
key what "Yonng America" is to us.
Being connected with the established,
law and theology, they enjoy some pop
nlarity and are usually the leader OF
some popular movements and upheavals
in Constantinople. Some mosques have
as many as 500 Softas. and the city of
Constantinople contains thousands OF
them. The word Sofia is derived from
the Persian, and means burned, because
the bearers of this appellation are sup
posed to have burning desire for wis-
dom, knowledge and holiness. The Sof.
tas, then, have no constitutional share
in the Turkish government, but by their
accurate information, influence and dar.
ing, can carry a measure which it would
be difficult to enact in the ordinary
manner. They compelled the late Sui
tan, by personal threats. to dismiss his
principal officials, the Grand Vizier, and
the Moofti Or Spike,ul islam, and de-
manded that he should give up at least
twenty-five million of the hundreds that
he had appropriated. They are now
supporting the New Vlzier, Midhat
Pasha, who has been mainly instrumen
tai in deposing Abdul Aziz Ordiuari-
ly the Sofas are fanatic Turks, but in
the last revolution their steps have been
al the same time radical, successful and
wholesome. The Sofas illustrate the
political axiom that despot is more
dependent upon the opinions of the
common people than is a constitutional
king or republican president
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

ut was simply an informal affair,
wrote the editor, of little strawberry
party at neighbor's house; cit was
simply an internal affair, ssread the
composi'or, and that editor will never
get any more invitations from that
kuarter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

The bar room as bank: You deposit
your money-and lose it. Your time
and lose it. Your character and lose
it. Your health-and lose it. Your
strengthened lose it. Your manly
independence-and lose it. Your self
control-and lose it. Your nome COM
fort-and lose it. Your wife's hap
piness-and lose it. Your own soul
and lose it.-Go1deae Rule.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

The model husband lives in Bath.
He never allows his wife to do more
than half the work. She puts up all
the preserved fruits in summer, and he
puts them down in the winter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

"They came here" said Artemus
Ward of the Puritans, that they
might worship in their own way and
prevent other people worshipping in
their n"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

'Big long legged man don't always
sometimes get ahead of little boy" is
Chinese for 1.-The race is not always to
the swift
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

Ajudge in sentencing man to death
observed Prisoner at the lar, you
will soon have to appear before anoth
Ell and perhaps better judge.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

Forty>seven million pins made daily
in the United States, and yet if man
wants one he has to turn the bouse up
side down to get it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

Henry V. belts are the latest femin-
inc freaks in that line They are proba
bly, SO called because it costs Henry a
V. every time his wife pun chases one.
-Norristoacn Herald.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

A watertown, N. Y, lawyer SAID:
''Gentlemen of the jury, many Of you
are fathers; many of you are mothers"
and there wasn't dry eye in the house.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

A bibulous old Frenchman said the
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food.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

Local Train makes close connection AZ
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