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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

On Monday morning OF last week a
little son or years cid of Mr.. J. B.
Sibert, who lives near Luray, Page
county, had his thumb cut off accis
dentally by an axe in the hands of a
Younger sister.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10
DIED.

ST RICKLER.-Nssr Tenth Legion, Rockingham co.
Va, on Jan. %, 1876, At her idence, Mrs Mar
garet A. Stricken, widow Of Benjamin Strickle5
dec. departed this life; aged 70 years, month, and
~ days.
HELSLEY.-At Ephraim Conel's, Oh the S0th Of
January. Henry J. Helsley-agsd IL years months
and a. days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

Willie, little son Of Mr.. Juo. N.
L.ichliter, Of Lursy, Page county, was
badly scalded on Sunday morning Of
last week by the upsetting of a coffee
pot containing hot coffee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

Among the cadets of tie Virginia Mill
tary Institute distinguished in the class in
Latin, at the intermediate examination, is
Graham II. Harris, SOL Of Hon. John L.
Harris, of HarrEonburR
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

Several new buildings were put up in
Strasburg recently.
The Methodists, Of that place, propose
building new church this year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

Benjamin Dellinger died near
Tinberville, Rockingham county, some
weeks ago, at the age of IS years 7
months. He was soldier in the war
of 1912.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

The schools at Edinburg and Bows
mans have made their return of money
collected for the Lee Monumental
association. If COLLECTIONS have been
taken up in other schools, they should
be reported promptly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

INFANr1clDE.-The grand jury. on
last Tuesday, found an indictment,
against Mary NJ Bagnett, for the murr
der of her infant child, and an indict
ment against Amanda jenkins for a
similar crime.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

During the storm of last week a
frame OF 8 new house, roofs of several
barns and some ont buildings, were
blown down, near the mountain.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

Time is money, but health is happiness.
Ifyou have bad Guild or cough, use DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, it will cure you.
Price rs cents
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

Mr.. Joseph Hyde, an old citizen Of
this county, died near the Four mile
House in this county, on the 5th instant
in the SOth year of bis age.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

John Shiffiet, who lives near the line
Of Rockingham and Albemarle, is
about the oldest man in the State. He
is one hundred and six years old.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

We should Judge from the steady
line Of men, ladies and bundles we sal
passing to and from S, A Danners
store on Monday that his grand
opening of dry goods and notions on
Saturday must have met their decided
approval. Mr.. D Says he will sell
twenty-five cent hats for a quarter but
what he will suit the people
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10
MARRIED.

HUDsON-SMooc.-On Thursday, Feb. Sd, at the
residence Of the brides father, Or. H. }. Smoot,
Of Luray, Va, by Elder B. F. Grayson, Miss Mary
D. smoot, and Mr. H. v, q. Hudson both Of Page
Co. Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10
The fish Law.

The lisa Law.
The fish law for Shenandoah has passed.
the House of Delegates and win probably
pass the Senate. We are not acquainted
with It's provisions. The question WAS very
freely discussed upon our streets. on court
day. Some are in FAVOR of adding an a.
mendment requiring all who fish with
hook and line to procure license from the
nearest Jus ice or other designated officer
paying for the same onej dollar tor each
day that they engage in fishing. the mon
ey THUS Realised to be applied to the pay
ment OF the public debt. Another class
who are quite noisy. insist upon prohibits
ing all persons, who do not use the gig !,
from fishing. Some wish to inquire ~fol
whose benefit the law is passed ?" While
we are not able TO give theslaw We Would
answer that it IL first for the benefit OF the
fish, and secondly for that Of the entire
fish loving community. The object of the
law is to afford su1i..ient protection to pre-
vent the total determination Of the fish.
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Teachers Institute.

Teachers Institute.
A Teachers Institute will be held in the
Graded School Building at Woodstock. on
Thursday and Friday, February 24:h and
25th. tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

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$472,867.23.
GOUTH RN MUTUAL FIRE
~ INSUR ANCE Co.
Chartered the COMMONWEALTH OF W
Office No. IL Tenth Street,
ShRfer' New Building, between Main and
Bank Streets,
RICHMOND; VA.
Issues Annual, Term, and Particip.tf.s
Policies. Farm PROPERTY speciatv.
DIR. H. G. DAvIDsiN, President
JORDAN n. MARTID v. President.
J. f. NElSWANGER, Seey.
Solicitors.
]. Fl. KAGEY,. Mt. jackson; Va.
j. d: MILLlGAN, Edinburg, Va
Statement Of the business Of n.
SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE IN.
ISURANCE co.
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VA
JANUARY ], 1873.
Number oil Policies issued 7.sla
Amount of Deposit Notes
with Co. lso ssa "a
Amt Cash Premiums Fees
feced geo osk "a
Amouht paid for LOSSES;
EXPENSES. Salaries, Gem
missions &c. sss47s ~ =
Losses, adjusted not due, 1aoak3 n
an. l5-ft.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-10

On Thursday morning last. Augustus
Staubus. respectable farmer Of Augusta
county, while insane inflicted severe
wounds on his daughter and het child
with an axe, while they lay In bed; and
upon his wife interfering turned upon her
and split her head open with the axe
exposing the brain. Stanbus has bee Il
lodged In jail at stanatoh.
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Thursday night. 1t was about three
inches deep.
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, 1876-05-20
SCANDAL,
Tho Town of Isclmuntt, Wright County, Ia.,
Living upon 1t Mt Present.
Epectai ptstdfch IL The Tribune,

Tho Town of 1selmun.i, Wright County. Ta.,
Living t1pon 1t ut prcscnt.
sptctai hspatcA IL TIE Tribune.
DUBUQUE, IN, May 13.-BY!nond, Wright
County, is occupied exclusively In attending 10
q srnndal Of pundcrous proportions. The other
night Mr. ]. II. unigh., banker and lcadtug
luwyer md real cstato agent, remained away
from homo. Ills wlfo thought .hc knew where
lie ,sas, nnd went to tl,s rcsilesce Of A huxom
,nlltncr, Mrs. Dcxtcr, md demanded admit
tanee. After solnc parloy md delay she was
admitted, and on searching found her husband
under Mrs. Dcxter'B bed robctl in only hls
vest and shirt. a scIltlie ensucd between hus-
band and wife, In which the 1atter fell or wua
thrown down stairs, hreaktng two of lcr ril,s.
Tllo facts became public next dag, md, on Fri.
a't' IT tho % Eourti1oaac. na con'nttco mt '' "i
investigation WIS appointed, who reported Oil
Monday evening to utlnthcr cttlzens' meeting
Il motion was nude tllat Mrs. Dexter and her
husband. tho lattcr having becn playing tic
part OF q paupcr for tho .past year,
lie ordered to leave town. An 1nlcnl1-
n,ont was nladc to Include Mr.. Hnght Tho
tw0 gentlgmen brnzcnlY insured the audience
that they had something to eRy on TINT point,
aud didn't propose to lcayu town until they got
ready, Finally motion prevailed, 70 als
point committee Of three leading, citi-
zeils to couduct legal prosecution of the
guilty partles, atl tcru the matter rests ut pres
cnt. Neither politics. religion, temperance, nor
aiiy other OF tho usually Interesting topics oi
discussion aro talkcd VI or Thought of IN Bel
nlont. THIS is tho sole and ovcrsllaloWiug sc1l-
Hntion Of tte day.
, 1876-05-20
OBITUARY.

Sptrfof MEpufch u 1as Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 19-Gcn. Willis A..
German, City Attorney, anu arst Governor Ut
tho Territory Of Minnesota, died to-day at bis
residence on College avenue In this city, lIo
was bora near Flemlugaburg, Ky., bygan the
prnctleo OF law ut Bloomington, 1nl., In 1885; IN
1880 was Clerk Of thu Indiana Senate; member
Of the Legislature Tor scseral succoco'Dg years
Major OF tho Third Indiana aud Colonel Of tho
Fourth 1ntlial,a IN tho Mexican War; Democratic
member Of Congress In 1S49; Governor OF
Minnesota from 1851 to 1851; Colonel OF tho
First Minnesota and l,rtga4lor General in 1851 !;
served through tho lyaT and has stnce prae-
ti9a law hera uo WIS widely known,
and Is tho hero of many pleasant anerlotcs.. 1t
s said OF him, and tho stnry Is not tmprobablc,
TINT wlun Governor OF tho Territory in tmpor-
ta,lt railroad bill was waiting his signature. An
agent Of the parties learning that ior'naR WIS
2soparing yato message called II ny office,
sml, after tha fashion q The time and p3asc,
2Hatly asked ~ price Of be- signature M t, tha @
jhp tablc and spcaking ot uora to como. The
Governor, indignant, barely gaye the agent time
70 bog bis uloliey ngain. and, before tlie agcut's
hastng, was With difficulty. rcstruincd
rom Attempting personal shastlsencpt, ana
sssa .nsSE9raptSty Ens Il ynlsA ID putle ts afs xits
tas uevae besn Doubted BY those who knew hin.
10 L. Was gtyen to boasting and never let polit-
~ ~ speech luck pont by too close adherence to
lMt' huf be, Klthal. was kind, brave, houor-
eS consistently devoted to his
H., ,r,, 9e;ss'ai ,;Gsae.eA ia n. 7>teuu. -.
Wis of nta,,nsay a, s.ay l9-M1s Jau!cs 0'lcilly,
81 eta ~ :, Sisy Ssa q hef ressnee On the West
<'ah aS<aoea arslenlay evening, after IN
, 1876-05-20

HfsAkHH EnhfslEFc4Ht HN4ststh.
The, poet Lungfclsow, although naturally Of
most nmallc disposition, especially undor thu
assaults inado upon ll!a time and hts privacy by
simple curiosity and literary-lion hunters who
have no possthae claim upon him, would be 1ttld
short of a eniit II he WcTo not sometimes annoy.
for Illustration two Instances,
Three ladies, two from Chicago and auo fran
Milwaukee, entirely unknown to TIT poet, send
in their cards. Tley nro courteously received
BY hlll, II, reception room; Would @ hc bc gotA
qucstIs acqu'csccd In, md tho Library undergone
doh. is's lovely" "so nlce," and now
"inaYut WI SEQ tlo dtnlng-rooml"
The cloth for dinner was laid 4nd tho hour for
TINT meal close at hand, but n0veEthtleas thu
lal!cs clrrisd their point; hut, when It came to
wishing to bo showf the kitchen, the host w4a
fain to ring for scsva,,t lest iurther exa1nlna.
tlon might extend to cellar or attic.
Another amusing lnstAnca, nlsn related to tn
ike slr Charles Cul.latrca1n, fad "trnyrled
everywhere, seen cycry.hlng, null dono every
thing" aud yet WIS terribly cnuu[ctl.
aIiawi ycs, Mr.. Lossfollow, thought / ought
to sse thu great American poet m acut In NY
Tho poet askcd his visitor to be seated, when
"Yos, see Mt. 1nngfullow; Two been a Rrsat
traveller, str, becn all over the Contlnunt, been
To 1cclnnd, Sweden, Norway"
,crsi; ni1ssa snH you must hass foun" much to 'u
"Well, something, hut It's getting to be On
conrtry-anttnutttcs, you Know"
a, "Yss' y, replied a. sle poet "mapy Interesting
"Ah, yrs-just %, exactly ,oaps OF old ruins.
hku ru'ns.. Now syerything's new hers Iii
America, YOU knoH-eau's iind my old ruins-so
thought I'd come an SEQ you'll
, 1876-05-20
Tho Ilud4lf,n'A AnAwcr,

Thore came to the Bud,lhu, one day, woman
who Ind lust llrr only child StIe was Wild Will,
grlef and with d1seoisoate sobs mud crics called
littlo oiss to llfc. Tha f,utltlha guzcd Oh het
lung, aud, with thut tcnder sympathy which
drow all hearts to hilu, rrplied "Go, my daugil.
ter, br1ng nc mustard secl from llonsc into
thou hast bidden." Tho woman took up tho
dead thl!d md bcgap her search. She went
fro.n house to house, saying, "Gsvc nc mus
tara seed, kind folks, y mustard seed for tho
Rroph;yt pt;, to to- 1cy!yo % my shtlln & And tey gayo
# she inquired: "They arc all gathered around
the hearth here, tathor, mother, anll the clll-
a5en; y 1t . not sol a. They arc soGn healths
through town and village, in tho crowded
tioronghfare aud by tlae l0ncy roatla1c, she mel
tue sanic experienced still. Thcro was cvar Va
cant acat by tho hearth, which ruu,a!1,cd uutllt-
~ she went on, thv outbursts Of her grief
abatcd, nlld the mcnnsng Of tic Huddha's words
dawncd upon hcr mind. Gradually, as she
learned to know tho grcat sorrow Of thu race
dsycll on IT, own selfish ping, went ont in
strong ycarntng to the companions of her suffer-
Ing. Tho tears u her pity fell freq and fast,
passion sioulv tnetni aoay b. compassion. Flbtn
passive suffering allc turned to active helping,
sought redemption ly redccminE. sllu ha,l
learned thu highest virtue which the ButltllIa
taught, ndftrt, tho consciousness Of wide fc1ow-
ship, tho loyo Of mankind, tho perfect rcnun-
clatlon Of setf IN behalf Of the etc rnal intcrcsts.
acts Of sympathy TO tighten patn; such WIS the
Dliidha's ntlswcar to the great question Of the
origtn aud destruction Of suffering. 1hcse were
the two solid pillars Of his church. II lu hid
paused there he would have exhibited to the
enthusiastic ilea]lsm nowhcrr transccndcd IN
human hstury. but hls lulLh In the tloetrtno u
, 1876-05-20
THE OFFSPRING or DYSPEPSIA.

No c,nss Of inyaltlB arc moro to be commits
Grated than the tlykpcItie, einco tho 1nnim1y
from which tl!ey suises Is the parent Of more
numerous Offspring OF tor1ntntinE symton.s
they aro to be congratulated TINT there Is po,
tent, snfc, and agreeable botanic remedy for all
the.torturc they undergo. Ilostcttera Stomach
Bttess powerfully invlgorates tho cellular It's
s'ic Of tllc stotnacf, thua promotinE NIL adt:-
Q,inte secretion and 1[ow Of the digestive jufccs
Vitaltzes tho shrunlscn and ttt1lEtatcl lining Of
tho stomach, tlirccta tho bile into its true chan-
mel, md stnmiatca the Inactive bowels and dor
mant liver. TlIesu radical effects aru ncconl-
sona wi enc a a o, aetS 6
lcncc HEARTBURN, nausea, palpltations Of the
hcart, vertigo, lgfa-coloret! md scalling urine,
watcr-brsl., headache, md many other hatass-
Ing symptoms Of dyspepsia.
, 1876-05-20
CENTRAL ASIA.

a st. Petersburg papcF gives an account Of
tic present extent and population Of Russian
Tuskestan. This province, or "governmsnt, as
It fs officially crnct, Is divided into four dis
trcts. The first Is that Of tue Syr Darya; the
capital Is Tasehkcnd, with s0,o00 Inhabitants.
The second, sc,nirctchcnsk, Is SO called from
its comprising seven rivcrs tic most important
Of which aru the III, thu Karatal, tho Aksy, nul
tho Lepsa7 all Gow!Mg y, tMto Laks nal-
hss hssern r. sos sapftaa' g e. Aaas L Ms5ass @ @
Inhabitants. Tho Province OF Kollldsc.1, for
1ngrly belonging to China, now forms part OF
this district The third district is Samarcansi;
the A,noo River flowe t!,Fongt, It, aud It e
eouthb by 11lssar, from which Il ts scparnted ly the
Karatcghin ra.lEe. The newiy-coMquercd cutltl-
try Of Khoka,l forms tho fourth district, called
F1rgana; the capital; Khokand, hns %, ood inhab
Turkcstan Is about ,0Qo 900 squire ldlotnetcrs,
n great portion Of which, however, Is desert:
Fram Omak in Siberia to Sanarkaud Is upward
Of 900 kiloinctcrs, ind tic Distance froll, tho
mouth Of tho A1noo IN tho sea Of Ara5 10 tho
ulatlon Of 1uEkcstan consists Of ktrglltz, kar-
akalpaks, kiptcbaks, Turco1na,ls, mud othcr
not1iads, Suits, Tad!isks, Usbcks, CHI
ss'' % all ''rSi sSout '"d 5ooas AEnan'A f useun Il
which will be exhibited objects illustrating the
natural history, agriculture, and antiquities Of
Central AsIa, and various specimens of arms,
gold, silver, and copper orguincnts,. metal yes
been collected for tlis purpose. Great eIorts
arc being made to dcyclop'th the natural wealth
Of the country. a company lias been formed
for promoting, the cultivation OF cotton md
another, With capital Of 2Wo 900
trade with China, and thereby
to enable the Russfan CONSUMER to get ten for Il
roub1c d pound, which ho now llaa TO pay Q
ruublcs for. As to education, Russian colleges
haye been established at Tnsclkcnd anl Wer-
noe, but they aro only Intended by Russian put
pills; the h[ohammedun Nativcs prefer to send
their children to tho numerous snedrcsses w!cre
they lcnrn seadlng, writing, little arithmetic,
nnttvcs urc already beginning to furnish their
houses In the RUssinn style, and many speak
Russian, though thry still retain thcir national
Dress
, 1876-05-20

t!c ts'antl eio,on BY thc popular vote. Tho ha-
w. Islanders oectsd to tlls smmnty 'pss
stitona, s rsht:; ;' heaea '''i1Sl he ' ishe,li"
During the ,thontf,, Of April tho sit,ls,tion
grew alarming. Tho r@'pulaco accmcd to
look 'lin,n their Goycrn,r M II tyrant, md.
OH tue islands. The merchants Ut Bridgeport
appointed Il committee tn walt upon the Hov.
cft1or on The 2lst of April to ask protection
tlruop. "a ql,el! the rebellion in ths parishes.
They received hfs sanction,. unl raised five eoi1::
panica Ut volunteers. making IN nil nt,out 80
men, inuat1y CLERKS, mechanics, and lahorers
co1,'icctc!l With thn bua'msshouscs oI tho
body concealed their weapons, rs II wns co,;.
sIt!orcd Illegal under eutt circumstances to
expose them. Rot.., spread throughout the
parishes, mil Capt Wharton says dozen rlan-
thing. The negfnes burned furniture, dwell
tlngs, and crops. They dug up the pitntocs,
burned The cacbrakce IN the rural DISTRICTS, aud
stole oil tie property they could got hold Of TO
were sont out l'y Doy. Hc1.ucsacy 10, meet the
rintcrs, anil hi tho 24tll Of April eighteen
prisoners hail been captured, mt! among them
n rngleades named Morris. Seven Of tho clryen
incnts, the. Inspector General Of Police,
waa attacked al thr head OF his men
md received severe cut In the head. 1le
woitnaei1 two Ut the riotara and killed one nj
them. The City bridgeport was threatened
families pf tho resident merchants 1ct md tnuk
refngc under tile llnEs Of tho merchant vessels In
the hay. But thry returned beforc niglltfa!l to
their dwellings, when II was assured that the
been told In tho tccgralltc accounts, thu Govern
ment troops met allldtspcrscd the Insurgents,
killing and woundinE 'norc than forty, and cnp-
turing 600 moro. From that time Onward tic
nj hal
, 1876-05-20
MORE CH[HEE.

Ban FRANCISCO, May 19.-TAe Co1orndo, from
China mud Japan mad several eases IT srnull-pux
among tho Chirese OIL the passage between
Hong Kong and yokohama. She put .lts sick
off III Yokohama. 4 white Qunrtorsnnttcr Wis
taken nftcr leaving Yokohama No othcr cases
appeared. Capt. Connally dochcs' the steamer
before the quarantine officers boarded her, cou-
traEy 10 tic regulations. Tie steerage pas
scngers were prohibited landing by the aut|Iari-
ties. The steamer has anchored in Ajiseiut,
hay for dsinfcctIon. The loaftl Of Health will
commence legal proceedings nganst 'te Captain.
Tho news was anticipated by the Quang Sc.