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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-28
The Use Of the Lemon,

AS writer in the London Lancet
remarks, few people know the value Of
lemon juice.-A piece OF lemon bound
upon corn will cure it in few days.
1t should be renewed highland morn
ing. A free use of lemon juice and
sugar will always relieve cough.
Most people feel poorly in the Spring,
but if they would eat lemon before
breakfast every day fora weel1-with or
without sugar, as you llke-they woald
fnd it better than any medicine. Lem
on juice used according to this recipe
will sometimes cure consumption Put
dozen lemons into cold water and
slowly bring to boil; boil slowly until
the lemons are soft, then squeeze until
all the juice is extracted; add sugar to
your taste and drink. In this way use
one dozen lemons day. If they cause
pain, or loosen the bowels teo much,
lessen the quantity and use only five or
six day until You are better. and then
begin again with dozen a day. After
using five or six dozen the patient will
begin to gain flesh and enjoy food. Hold
on to the lemons and still use them free
ly for several weeks more. Another use
for lemons is for refreshing drink in
Summer, or in sickness at any time.
Prepare as directed above and add
water and sugar.-But in order to have
this keep well, after boiling the lemons,
squeeze and strain carefully; then to
every half a pint of juice add one pound
Of loaf or crushed sugar, boil and stir a
few minutes more until the sugar is dis
solved, skim carefully, and bottle. You
will get more juice from the lemons by
boiling them, and the preparation keeps
much better.
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To KEEP Stoves FROM Rusr1Nc
Kerosene applied with cloth to stoves
will keep them from rustlng during the
summer. 1t is, also, an excellent ma
terial to apply to all iron utensils used
about farm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-28

TO kill lice on cattle, put two quarts
OF air Stacked lime in a cotton cloth
bag, and shake it over the cattle, whip
ping them lightly with it under The
belly and between the legs, and two or
three applications will rid the cattle of
these pests
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-28

AsHEs.-Do no allow ashes of any
kind to be wasted. 1t will pay to haul
leached ashes several miles, when one
has his own team and laborer at fair
wages. Coal ashes when spread around
berry bushes of any sorts or around
grape vines. will aid materially in pro-
ducing large and fair fruit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-28

IL in all branches of the Tailoring business. Ny
prices will be within the reach of all. An expert.
ence Of many years warrants me in guaranteeing
full satisfaction to all who favor me with thei1
custom. My place of business is in the building
recently occupied by the Shenandoah Democrat on
the street leading to the depot. .r 4
Sept. 19-tf. HENRY MENzEL.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-28

Another cure tor hog CHOLERA is given:
Mix one quarter pound of indigo with
the same weight of pulvcrized copperas
in two barrels ofslop, and feed to hogs
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L blank Books, Memorandum and Pass books of
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I,amily Bibles, Pocket Bibles and Testaments in
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Mail train, between R!cnmond and Hinton runs
daily except sunday between Hinton and Hunt
ington runs daily stopping at all regular stations.
Express train runs daily, stopping at Hanover,
Junction, Noels, Trevill'ans, Louisa, Gordonsvne,
Charlottesville, Stanton, Goshen, Millboro, Gov
ington, and all regular stations west of Covington.
Mail and express trains connect at Gordonsvie
for " Washington and the North, and at Charlottes-
vile for Lynchburg and the South.
Express train connects at Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points in the West, Northwest, South
west, and at richmond with the Richmond aud
Dauvlle, and Richmond and Petersburg trains for
all points South.
Mail train arrives at Richmond at $50 a. m.
Express train arrives at Richmond at $3.50 a. m.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points.
For rates, information, &C., apply at c. & o.
Compapys Offices
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&c. DANE, So. Agent
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r amp fixtures Trusses, Braces Uterine suppor-
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PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
Westinghouse Air Brake and Miller
Platform on all Passenger Trains.

On and after Sunday, June 3rd, 1877, Passenger |
Trains will run as follows
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Tomato PicklcS.--To ] bushel green
tomatoes, sliced, take ounce each Of
cloves, white mustard-secd, cayenne
pepper, and allspice in the berry, /
pound sugar. three tablespoonfuls gin
ger, and 4 onions; add vinegar sufii-
cicnt to cover the tomatoes; place all on
the stove and let them scald mot boil)
fol an hour.
Picked Onions.--l peck Of small on
ions; peel and lay them in salt water,
strong enough TO bear an egg, for days !;
take them out and put them TO soak in
fresh water for day; then put them in
milk; when come To a boil take them
out and drain until dry; place them in
jars with red peper-pods boil the vim
egar and spices together; when luke
warm pour il on the onions; in few
days they are fit for use.
Chii SaHcc.-2 large onions, ~ large
ripe tomatoes, green peppers, ? table
spoQnfuls salt, ? tablespoonfuls brown
sugar, ? tablcspconfuls ginger, table
spoonful cinnamon, tablespoonful
ground mustard, nutmeg, grated, A
cupfuls vinegar. Chop peppers and
onions fine, peel tomatoes, and boil all
together until done. II boiled too long,
it will be too thick.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

The San Francisco Chronicle saws
Judge Myrick has denied the applica-
ton to admit 70 probate the will Of Hep
sabeth Harrigan, an old and intempcr-
ate woman who was married to young
and active man, and who bequeathed
all her property TO him, and died. The
Judge, in his decision, tells the whole
story as follows:
4 samuel Fisher. former husband Of
IIepsabeth, died At Stockton in April,
1874. In the latter part Of that year
she removed 10 San Francisco. In 1873
she purchased the residence at 412 Jones
Street, where she resided until her death.
In MAY, 1876, she first met Mr.. Harri-
gan. Prior to that she had met two or
three men nearly Of her own age, but
from the time she and Harrigan became
acquainted he was che subject Of her
thought and consideration, and marriage
70 him was her prevailing wish. She
and Harrigan met AZ the houses Of mu-
tual acquaintance, and passed evenings
engaged in social amuscmcnts, such As
card-playing and the like, and then he
became constant visitor ut her house.
Her health was failing, and she had
turns ofIphysical and mental prostration.
"In November. 1876, she became en-
gagged 70 marry Harrigan. About that
time she was unable to leave the house,
and was thereafter mostly confined to
her bed. II was arranged between them
that their marriage should occur al
Christmas, 1876; but, she being then
sick In bed, ii was postponed. On the
18th day Of January, 1877, the marriage
ceremony was performed between them.
That afternoon, accompanied by her
nurse and a friend. she rode to the Office
Of the Safe Deposit Company, she be-
ing bolstcrcd up with pillows and tax
ing stimulants during the ride. She
gave directions that her funds and prop
crty In the vaults Of the company should
be subject TO access BY Mr.. Harrigan.
After returning home, she tried on n
wcdding-dress which had been made
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Picklcd Cabbage. Take solid heads
q purple cabbage; remove all the out
side leaves; slice from across the head
not up and downturn even slices.
Put IN large bowl or stone pot one lay
81 q cabbage; then sprinkle salt over
II repeat this with salt; put in another
layer about an inch thick; sprinkle on
more salt, and SO on till the cabbage is
AL IN. Finish with salt on top. IL, ii
stand ~ hours. Then To gallon Of
best cider vinegar add ! ounce each Of
mace and whole black pepper and a
lItlle mustard seed Drain OF all the
prime from the cabbage and pack the
cabbage int" stone pot orpots accord
ing % the quantity made have the vine
gar and spices scalding hot and pour
over the cabbage. Let IL stand closely
covered till cold; then pour OF the vine
gar, scald, and again pour over the cab
page. Repeat this three or four times,
then cover the jar very tight and put
aside in cool dark place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Mrs. n. w. Beecher. IN Christian Unionl
Cucumber Pickles Select those that
have grown rapidly; cut of within full
half an inch Of the stem, and pick none
over 3 inches long-if a little shorter all
the nicer--and not larger round than
delicate little finger. Wash carefully so
AZ not % remove the roughness from the
skin. When washed, put into stone
Jar; cover them with boiling water, add
ing salt enough TO make n weak brine.
Let them stand in this brine ~ hours;
then drain off the brine and cover with
cold vinegar. To this vinegar put pull
verified alum, | tablespoonful To every
gallon, and cup Of salt. Add 10 this
vinegar more cucumbers after prepar-
ing rs above until your jar is full Of
small cucumbers; then scald them
not boil--in this vinegar; then drain of
carefully; put in a few red peppers, IL
you have them fresh, and put all into
more vinegar and cover closely.
Cucumber Pickles (No. 2).-Gather
cucumbers as above. Put into a stone
jar; cover with strong brine-2 pounds
Of salt TO 8 quarts of water. Let them
soak "a hours; then drain off the brine
and fill up again with boiling water, in
which Of an ounce Of alum 10 every 5
quarts Of boiling water has been dis
solved. Put them on the back Of range
or stove whore they will keep warm;
but by no means let them boil Keep
them there 4 or 3 hours then pour OF
all the water and fill the jar with good
cider vinegar. as hot as il can be made
without boiling. Put cloves, black pep
per, mace, etc, unground, into bag
and throw into the vinegar while heat
ing, and leave il in the jar after the
vinegar has been poured over the Gu
cumbers. Cover closely and set in
cool dark closet.
10 Pickle Cdulif0wcrs. Gut off each
cluster from the main head, leaving on
rs much Of the stem as you can. Wash
carefully; and for a peck Of the clusters
sprinkle over a full half pint of salt
Keep them in the salt all night or full
II hours, when all the salt must be
shaken of, taking care not to break the
clusters. Throw in dozen pepper
corns, and cover with sralding hot
vinegar. Cover closely, and set aside
for use. They will be ready in few
weeks.
Green Pickles.--put 4 pound Of salt.
tablespoonful Of cayenne pepper,
ounce ginger, ounce white pepper, ?
ounces Of shallots into quarts Of best
cider vinegar; boil it short time, cool,
and then pour over any freshly gather
ed vegetable or fruits which you desire
to pickle. Cover closely. Set in cool,
dark place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Cakes and pastry, digest easily nd conduce
to good health. Good health makes labor OF
all kinds easier and prolongs life. DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER will ALWAYS make all these
productions light and wholesome. IL Is war
ranted 20 make better, lighter. swceier, more
toothsome and nutritious biscuits, cake,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

syorder received for any western state ss.s
for Catalogue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

SUGAR CAkE.--l cupful sugar and I
tablespoonful butter rubbed together, I
,w. ~ egg, cupfuls sifted flour, u
,''lle salt, 2teaspoonfuls baking powder,
cupful sweet milk: flavor with nutmeg
or lemon; bake In loaf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

y a GRAND participating match Is one
y tnc features Of the Union Fair Asso-
cation TO be held at villisca, Montgom-
ery county, Iowa, commencing Oct. 2.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

KISGsFoRD's OswEco Corn STARcH.--Pud-
dings, jellies, custards, and blanc mango
made Of kingsford's Starch have a delicacy
and favor that nothing else can give.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Don't fail 10 procure MRs. WISsrOw's Soorn-
20 SyhUp for All diseases Of tccthing in chill
drrn. II relieves the child from pain, cures wind
oolic, regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
and health 10 the child. gives ret 70 the mother.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

ss-sec r. BROWNS Ads't Of rcor LArlIEs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28
CATARRn.
twelve YEARS or SUFFERING

Gentlemen 80 About twelve years ago. while travel
,ins win Father kemp's Old Fohs Concert Troupe -
4 tenor ginger, took severe cold and was laid mp
a Newark. Nj. This cold brought On q severe AZ
facf Of Catarfh. which ! battlcd viii every known
renee for four weeks without avail. and ~ ~ nnhy
Obliged 10 give up most desirable position and re-
turn home unable TO sing note For three years
sftcrwards Was unable 20 sing Ut ALL The nrst al
tack ~ CafarFh had len my nasal Organs aud throat
30 that the slightest cold would bring o.
ffcsh attack. le ~ Ing me prosuAted. ~ IRIS way 7
continued 70 suffer- The last attack. the tcycr.st :
ever had terrible Isu1ered the most excruciat-
able 10 speak. and coughed necessarily. thought
Love tina had these symptoms continued withoA re-
When IN this distressing condition. commenced the
use of sAxYonD's RADICAL CunK FOR rArAhEu. very
reluctantly confess. bad tried al the advertised
remedies Without benefit Tho trst dose of this Won
dcrfui medicine gave me the greatest relief II -
handy possible for whose b. ad q hes eyes achs.
who can scarcely articulate distinctly accDsss
the choking accumuati0ns in his throat. 20 realize
how much relief obtaine from the nfs appi
Of SANYoKDs RADICAL CuEK. Under ~ Influence
both internal and external. rapidly recovered. and
By an occasional use Of the remedy since have been
entirely free from Catarrh. for the rst time Ia twelve
years Respectfully Xe1niv uor ppoor
wALTHAn. Mss. JAMS. 1876.
Each package contains Dr. sanfords Improved In
Price, e1W For sale by eIl whoiesse .nd heiAu
POffkR. General Agents and Wholesale Drnggisis.
, 1877-06-24

portrait Of Dumas. Is pronounced by many ~ a
failure. "1lfs genius has departed with his
youth" fell on my cars a. stood contem-
plating tho picture on 4 recent visit to
tfc Salon, and thcec words, which. were
trase. The belief that the mantle Of Mcssonicr
was already shared by him, aroused in mem.
ory portion pf the address Of tho great artist
at the tomp Of Dsaz. - ''Thus," he said, It am
9gnln called 70 Jtcld np portion Of my youth!
Dear Diaz friend Of those days, my heart Is full
Of sadness .: sneak Of thee, now that thy tta-
would tell Of thy mighty powers to paint the
forest in iss mysterious grandeur when filled
with The SILENCE which pfecctfcs the storm, nr
br0htcncd by the sunshine and full nj thou-
sand voces. and life hidden beneath the leaves"
In eontin9at'on he alluded 70 ti'e future
" done, and On the .rrrcoentton Of friends
Ii, Heaven. A. ! RECALLED these worls, 1t
teetnc,1 as II work 1tly done should also ltaFe it's
reward on earth and II defects appear after
RcnIus has achieved ita fame, thcy might be rc-
gart1ctl rs tpots tron the sun, instead of Aliad-
MUSICAL.
IN the lullncss of tho musical world here. we
1ook with envy towards Lunlots where our IA
y1rltc kinccr, n. Fau1G, Is adding new laurcfs
to his trnwn. Az the duke In "Lucrez1a jor-
VIZ last Saturday evening, fo was cntlius!astIc-
ally applaude1. and his subsequent aprcasanre
a. .Herhhto,he'e. In "Faust'" was the occasion,
on genlus.. Then onc can hi ar for AhillinE In
London the best parts Of the King ,dcs
Nlbelungen," anil other selections from WaE-
ncr, Including the "Gentennial March," which,
however, Is pronounced tame and common
plarc. Lontlon critics also tarc To saytl,at Wan.
MArntLpE.
, 1877-06-24

VIC tako tho following fn,m tho 1Uafsyf1o Coa-
ysrr.yoarnGt Of the 16th Inst Ths Introductory
remarks arc, IN several respects. erroneous. This
chIrago chc.s Associations us such, wan not con.
crrncd In the game. That was not orEn-
Lied until tho I'll. May. aud no challenge therctnru
cu,lnncl from It or any Of lts ncherr ~ early A.
February. ~ We 4ndcrhtanl. this gulne was com.
mcAtcd by scsgrni gentlemen uf this city ln fc-
sponec 10 al Invitation from gentleman of L0u1".
yi1io, wtu afterwards, acconlns to nm understand
tns cnllrted in brlatf ot !s colnrs several otheF
gentlemen Ut thai city Of acknowledged strength
at the royal game. s'm!!as ps!F!leEe was exee-
ctecd by thu gentlemen u this city, Mrsarr. y. +.
Miller, r. =. Waits, and ]. H. blair, who Advised
With Mr, j. u. Adatr, 3s. Mnsgau was ID no man'
ner pnfty to II. Tlc weakness Of tho Important
,noyce for the defcnsc w,llA be too scycrc cnui.
mrnt on hin power. Alter lbr 6ntth, which was
well ard ssl.ally played by tse attack prnpo'l.
tton was medo by the defense tor two additional
gamer. which was, Tot thr rts'c"s. assahsa' W.
l.opc Judeu IiAllar!, Mr. Nichols. mud thclt asto.
ciaes. will reconsider lhFlf Eefusal 10 pick up Inc
gnnntlct instat!tty'
use'Ser. so,c ~ " ts seaxo sns % h. oeao cs
icugcd ncrnbers vt tho Louisville Chess Club to
pisy game Will, Eyans taan,blt, opening b. cor.
.ts. w,h ii et sh ese
adopting the m1ycs recommended by ths latest
sat iassrs ss CO that shss s 4
Into tsyuhto. They x~ked Chicago 10 throw sway
tiIc books aud make 4 new dcplrtpEs. Chicago dc.
cIIneA 10 do 20, sayag tknt loussflse "as lhe IT.
lacking PARTY. LonisstlIc dctcfnined so do ~,
making It OH tho twentieth uloyc, and wnn tho
gaus in sight NOTES thereafter. We gtys tl!s
Eana below with full comments. chtcago
acknowledged tho heat dune Ii, lh77. saylnK they
wsru dl.sattsfcl with Tho conclusion Of fills Kaut.
an,i asled fllat two morc 10 played. We belleto
Thur hase good right to do ~. ~ the afst ellAt.
lenxs Canu tfuln thcaso. The Ta.nu was HriH;,
cipatlY cnndnctrA fur L0nissl1e by Judy" l;lantl
liRiarl aud Nj. Eenrgo Nicholas, and fur Ehiea:o
by, ~ wu understand, Mr. Ada!r, President nf tue
chicago Chess Association. III; Ao1va.h: ~. htatf.
and othefs, This gaulu u no disCrctt 10 any one,
uMd will comrnre fsyorably with any Vt tho Gan,es
x.Fr rta III Inv thN m