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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19
q Kew Long will It do to Wait 2

Or. Nettleton had come from the
evening services in a country town.
The goodlady Of the house, after bust
ling about to provide her guest with
supper, said, before her daughter, who
was ia the room: -- 81 ~,
cdr. Nettleton, wish you to talk to
Caroline she don't care nothing about
going to meeting, or about the salvation
of her soul. I've talked and talked, and
got our minister to talk to her, DR..
Nettleton." -...... D.. -.
Saying which, she soon went out the
room. ..-.--. .....-. .--.........
DR.. Nettleton continued quietly TAX
ing his repast, when he turned to the
young girl and said ,- .-rs
NOW just tell me, Miss Caroline,
do they not bother you amazingly about
this thing" t-...-..-. ...-~..
She, taken by surprise by an address,
so very unexpected. answered at
once. .-
eyes, sir they do; they keep talking
to me all the time till I am sick o.
it,
$50 thought" said DR.. N. Lets
see, how old are you?"
Eighteen, Sir"
"Good health ~ ..-
"Yes, sir"
''The fact is" said DR., n, religion
is a good thing in itself, but the idea o.
troubling a young creature like you with
it, and you are in good health, you say
Religion is a good thing. 1t will hardly
do to die without it. I wonder how
long it would do for you to wait" i5.
''That's just what I have been think
ing myself" said Caroline. s
''Well," said DR.. n, suppose yor
say till you are tifty-no, that won't do
1 attended the funeral of a lady fifteen
years younger than that; thirty-hov
would that do ?" -
81 ana not sure 1t would do to wal
quite so long," said Caroline. -s
mo, don't think 80 either; some
thing might happen say now twenty
FIVE, or even twenty, if we could be
sure that you would live so long. A
year from now-how would that do ~
II don't know, SIR" ---.
''Neither do L. The fact is my deal
young lady, the more 1 think of it, and
how many young people, as well appar'
emily as you are, do die suddenly, am
afraid to have you put 1t off a moment
longer. What shall we do? Had we
not better kneel down here and ask
God for mercy through his son Jesus
Christ. 90 -'.-
The young lady, perfectly overcome
by her feelings, kneeled on the spot
In day or tive she came out,in hope,
finding she had far from lostall enjoy.
ment in this life. &c.. gcss e. '.t-f
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19
SHENANDOAH HERALD
AdveF1Isin9 Ra5es:


T. The following suggestions are pub.
-lished by request Of a teacher: e G
d /. Do not be sloysnly in appearance
or careless in ysur manner Of teaching.
no 2. Do not fail to make especial prep
aration for each. days labor. lf
3. Do not be noisy in the school room
or boisterous in manner. 70 Gil -s-.
10 4. Do not threaten, have many rules
or punish often, 10 yt,1oiHw Lel-a.rr %
S. Have fixed time for each recita-
ton and fixed length. ''pN
6. Give an outline for each lesson
for the next day before dismissing the
Glass; af,=g. l=-- siJs1#t'' s-.t
Z. Strive to. know subjects rather
than books. O. NJ c8ilGZsi 20
| 8. Have. distinct and clear ideas Of
the subject of the lesson, or you cannot
govern and teach at the same time.
h. 9. Cultivate a professional enthusi-
asm. 80 10 sJlrs!-sn.G 81 Sal
-g; SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS.
l. Teach your children to be re-
speetful and obedient to their teachers.
2. Teach them not to be- boisterous
about the house. If you have trials in
governing two or three children Of your
own family, think Of the multiplied
trials of the teacher who has to govern
twenty-five or thirty children fromm many
different families. T eff ~ s5i3T
8. Do not encourage your children to
tell tales out of school. ra.-l--i
A. Do not decide upon complaints
brought to you until you hear both
sides. -l.' 2-tc..tEa3 gods. s-W -
5. Encourage. your children in their
studies, and see that they prepare their
tasks at home. Sd len Esd Lob 0- ~
6. Encourage the teacher by q kind
word when he or she deserves it.
7. Visit the school and show that
you are interested in the management
oft. fat1g 10 -,-- org D.
| 8. Do not complain, if your child,
who is absent two-thirds fhis time and
neglects his tasks at home, does not
learn as fast as others.
9. Do not permit your children to
absent themselves from school on
slight pretexts. Punctuality and regu-
larity are absolutely necessary to pro-
gress at school. ---
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

SAvING.-An experienced hone
keeper writes to an exchange /: ut
the penny saved, more than the penny
earned, that enriches it is the sheet
turned when the first threads break that
wears the longest /; it is, the hampers
closed when the cooking is done that
stops the dollars from dropping into the
coalbin; it is the lamp or gas turned
low when not in use that gives you pm
money for the month !; 1t is the care in
making the coffee that makes three
spoonfuls go as far as a teaeupful ordi-
narily /; it's the walking Of one or six
blocks, instead Of taking car or om-
nibus,o that adds strength to your body
and money to yeur purse" 50 s-9'l7'-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

The swallow, swift, and nighthawk
are the guardians Of the atmosphere,
They check the increase Of insects that
otherwise would overload it. Wood
lpeckers, creepers, and chickadees are
the guardians of the trunks of trees.
Warblers and fly catchers protect the
foliage. Blackbirds, crows, thrushes
and larks protect the surface of the soil.
Snipe and woodcock protect the soil ua-
der the surface. Each tribe has its re-
spective duties to perform in the eeono-
my of nature, and it is an .undoubted
fact that if the birds were all swept off
the face Of the earth man could not
live upon it; vegetation would wither
and die, insects would become so NUM-
erous that no living thing could with:
stand their attack. The wholesale
destruction occasioned by grasshoppers;
which have lately devasted the West, is
undoubtedly caused by the thinning out
Of the birds such as grouse, prairie
hens, etc.. which feed upon them. The
great and inesdmab.e service done to
the farmer, gardener, and florist by the
birds is only becoming known by sad
experience. Spare the birds and save
your fruit; the litth corn and fruit
taken by them is more than compensate
ed by the quantity of aoxious insects
they destroy. The log prosecuted
crow has been found, by Actual exper..
ienae, to do far more good Wy the vast
quantities Of grubs and Insects he de-
yours, than the little harm hedoes in
the few grains sfcorn he pulls u. He
is one of the farmers best friends. ssov
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

The most perilous hour eta persons
life is when he is tempted to despond.
The man who loses bis courage loses
all; there is NO more hope Of him than
Of dead man but it matters not how
poor he may be, how much pushed by
circumstances, how much deserted by
friends, how much lost to the world; if
he only keeps his courage, holds up his
head, works on with his hands, and in
bis unconquerabls will determines to be
aud to do what becomes a man, all will
be we'll. tits nothing outside of him
that kills; but what is within, that makes
Y unmakes. - -Jc- -r- 70
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19
''Yes. ma'am," replied Jessie, a lit
tie awed by the strangers elegance.
ktvo,, ho yo a C,,r,, nv hocr<7ox 033

= w. 1850 ssA>et ASkAASN VSSSSSt - AAS
tie awed by the strangers elegance.
"You have summer boarder ?" e.t
"Yes; Mr.. jennings" IN l','t
Jessle's eyes dropped.
"Ah! No wonder be improved so
fast. He has had a charming nurse"
The lady laughed pleasantly.
Jessie blushed painfully.
II did my BEST" she said humbly.
us he your brother?"
"No my intended husband"
This was said in careless tone, but
the soft grey eyes watched Jessie's face
keenly. ,-~'.
But Jessie never hinched. Her voice
was as clear as a bell when she spoke
again. ..,..
''Indeed He is in the arbor. will
call him.
But Paul prevented her by stepping
from behind the grape vines, relieved at
Jessie's GOODNESS.
"Helen ~ he said.
| And Helen ran to him with outstretch-
ed hands, and held up her red lips fol
his kisses. .-,r ..s,.1
"What a perfect face that young gir1
has," was Miss Chambers comment,
as she locked around for Jessie but
Jessie was gone. 70 . ~ sr..-
Paul Jannings accompanied his inten'
ded bride to the village hotel, and al
sunset came back to make preparations
for leaving the farm house. He founG
Mrs. Harper worried about Jessie, who
had gone to the lily pond early in the
evening, and had not returned.
Paul hurried off in search of her. HI
felt ill at ease and excited, a Thousand
strange fancies running through hi.
brain =; fancies that changed to feartu
realities, when he saw her little boa
floating among mass Of lilies, witt
Jessie's hat and blue ribbons lying il
the stern.
''My God, spare me !" he moaned il
agony OF spirit, as he waded out into
deep water ''let me not have this girl's
death to answer for"
He found her under an odorous clumI
of blossoms, bunch of buds held close
to the poor wounded heart that coult
not bear the shame Of giving its love
unasked. ...
He carried his dead burden home, and
laid it at the stricken parents feet.
They thought her death the result o
an accident !; but Paul Jan nings never
forgot that the beautiful dead face he hat
covered with remorseful kisses was the
face Of a suicide.
-.--...
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

It is great misfortune to have fret
full disposition. 1t takes the fragrance
out of ones life, and leaves only weeds
where a cheerful disposition would
cause flowers to bloom. The habit Of
fretting IS one that grows rapidly unless
it be sternly repressed; and the best
way to overcome it is to try always
to look on the cheerful side Of things.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

An Irlshman who had been SICK a
long time, was one day met bya Parish,
Priest, when the following conversation
took place: well, Patrick, I am glad
you have recovered. Were YOU not
afraid to meet your God?" "Oh, no,
your reverence it was meeting the
other chap that I was afeard uy!" re-
piled Pat. go -. = 49, -. -. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

!. They who doubt the truth Of religid
because they can find no Christian wht
is perfect, might as well deny the eusl'
tence of the sun because it is not always
MONDAY. f ag0diizF s1ess osf'ls o.azs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

''Don't show my letters" wrote a
Gettysburg young man to young lady
whom he adsred. ''Don't be afraid"
was the reply; I'm just as much asham-
ed Of them as you are." ysbs cb,W
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

"Oh my dear !! there is a mos ovalv
set-pin ear-eings and breast pin Do
go buy them. ayes, my dear 1 Aau
to go by them as fast as possible"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

Here thou art It stranger travel
ing to thy country it is therefore
huge folly to be an ted because thou
hast a less coAenient inn to
lodge in by the way. e8 .ee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

Wit loses its respect with the good
whe seen in company with malice; and
to SINE at the jest which plants thorn
IN ano.er's breast, is to become a prin-
cipal inhe mischief. ,sf..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

This hotel has been recently improved by
the erection of brick addition to the main
building which will give considerably more
room, and siford ample accommodation for
the travelling public
THE TABLE will be well supplied at all
times with The best the market affor DIS, and
no pains shall be spared to satisfy the wants
of guests inthis department.
THE BAR will be stocked with the best
Liquors 4 full supply of Wilson'S pure
Rye whisky (the only homemade whisky
sold in the .ounty,) can be found by those
wishing blre article for med1cal purposes
Jurors attending court will be boarded
or their fess per diem, and their certificates
aben in payment if desired.
charges ModerstA A call respectfully
Qlicitej.
RoBLRT WILSON.
May LIT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

PopularIory is a perfect coquette
her lovers nst toll, feel every inquIe-
tude, indulge very caprice, and perhaps
at last be jltetsor their pains.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

Jones says his wife oulSsn't to com.
plain, as some of the other llows stav
out till ten, while he alwayAets, home
at three. -,.iavT f,74r9ie -laA.,-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

The praises ofothers may be of use
in teaching US, not what we are, but
what we ought to be.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19
A sensl bic Girl.

Some months ago says the writer, I
met a young English woman who came
to this country previously to engage in
business-she was to marry him at the
home Of friend of her mother, with
whom she was staying. :. Il
During the time she was making up
her outfit, he came to see her one aven-
ing when he was just drunk enough to
be foolish. She was shocked and pain
ed beyond measure. She Immediately
stopped preparations and told HIM she
could not marry him. He protested
that she would drive him to distraction
promised never to drink another drop,
SC. 80. .-- stF;.
"No," she said, II dare not trust my
future happiness to man who has form
ed such habit. Icame three thous-
and miles to marry tho man I loved.
and now, rather than marry drunkard-
I will go three thousand miles. back
again." e; :.za5~ six -aic5fe.--
And she went and thus proved her
self wise and strong. Better a thousand
timessdlssolve tenderest ties than to be
linked to that 'sbody of death"--a loath-
some, helpless drunkard. ---- ~.
But how many young women, there
are who would falter and hesitate, a nd
yield, and put faith in a drunkard's
word. -a
How many have already done so,
whose throbing hearts only ceased ach-
ing in the chilling silence Of the sepul-
chre. o woman, be careful where you
step. Let every woman take a firm
step on that ground, and it would do
more to prevent intemperance than any
present means an accomplish. e..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

The laughter costs too much, which
is purchased by the sacrifice Of decen-
CT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19
POETIC Al.
JOHN CHINAMAN'S CONCLUSION.

John Chinaman at his washtub stood,
And cheerily rubbed and secured;
The wages he got were small enough,
But never his soul was soured.
He did not covet mansion proud,
His tastes were simple and few,
He washed away with lightsome heart,
And sang as the soap suds flew.
Soon the Mclean man he came that way,
And it grieved him sore to see
A heather with plenty of work to do,
And doing it merrily.
For the Mclean man was on strike,
And his soul was full of gall,
So he rallied some other Mclean men
And gave the heather a call.
They kicked John Chinaman into the street,
And round the premises tore,
Till his tubs and other utensils lay
wreck on the laundr floor.
Then the heather he gathered his savings scan
End sailed for his own countree,
''No Mclean man for me" he sighed,
''IIe vely muchee too Free"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-09-19

A House uninhabited soon comes
ruin and soul uhinhabited b.
Spirit Of God yer
destruction.
, 1877-09-28

in these cansea rImpathctie movements in Tho
formerly supreme Comstock securities. nut tho
CAronicit believes there will he another change In
the sentiment Of tho epccn1faors when new era
In the development Of tho nder claims Of tho Com
stock I. brought abont By tho completion Of the
sutro tunncl. There scems to BE- but ittle donbt
thht the late hardening in the va1ue Of sAvagc, Hale
Il Sorernss and others, which would be the first
10 he benefited BY an equitable adjustment Of the
differences between leading mine managers and
the sutro Tannel Company, was eanecd BY Tho
late rumor Of compromise between the contend.
Ing factions.
RKsTsTufioN HY 4 SAVINGS RANK MANAGER
Tho vlcc-rresdcnt and actro manager OF tho
C1atvmont Savings BANK has transfevrcd 70 tho
Committee Of Trustees all his property for tho
beneat Of the depositots, including &c. 600 On do.
poait belonging to his relatives.
INTEREST OK TIN DKnT.
Tho increase Of interest on tho national debt
caused By the War Of tho Great Rebellion, and its
gradual reduction Bince ts elimination in 18UB 10
sho nm hv thA fnl1nEinp tAbfds
, 1877-09-28


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fOc rnR the price generally pat fr Hight hliex, Fut
lU~ina arc The quotations: CtY hntrnrrt' rows "a
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du, tBa1l7c: deacon SKINS }:AaNtc
lluf%Dcairsr are nlIlnK small osdcrp ht IA lbe for
Western esfnries. few halte Of kaatcrM lnrs have
stork not larEcs.
METALS AND T1SSEfls' 8TnCK-Trhae continues
very RDo1 an1 rFccs remain tho Ramc week ago.
Qu6tstbnt: = '
Tih lLAr1s-1c, tn1lt. 7.71. 10 ~. t1xtf. $40 Is.
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LxAn-11K tttc: bar. 7c{ fca.l rfrc. TIC.
SnrrkEs. = itntt"I'' 32cs ahe*shnx copper. 'oc.
snsRr inoS-S1 e. 3a.t.c rstcs, KnssIs iron, Sns.
to IL i3t,c: AIncrlcan pfanEsir 4. lite. H. D4r gai.
vsnitcd iron, No. ~ 14c, with Itaculht Of 37A per
cent
nAR1NoN-CONnlon. g. u5627. 10. -
WIRE-See, 10 !. nc: atnn. ipct fttn II. ftr: t7r
11Gc. "a anh iztrs AMI y l4c: aS:i II lci
4A@shc: ina!dr far tsr "nsd 'oist
were ia falrY Ae.tre demand md wcrp nrr, al fnlJ
fnrr1cf ncea nthts lines wctH comparatively 1u!tt.
yHntAtlDnt Wrre "A fIwH: Carbon. drv test. sncs
dn 1lftnok legal tfsi lTrr iltsc; *hr. l5prg
NJ !. H7v: NJ. i sw: s.scI. raw. a7e, hnteI, NV;
whHt. wnter. hltae& 7ac3 areEH f1r: nt1sfon& oil.
strictly rurr. slim; do rxfrn. Hci dr. No. teTs
bank ott ~: h'shas Sc; tA'ts. n.sncsa n!s @ie.
casaliar, coanszrd. = ,irn. lie. RasoiIs n drr.
HE Wcvt vlrginia oil. nntnfa - .c. Atct hatlFai.
Gtf'cE. FEt fenufeH = utk lN.
, 1877-09-28

CATTLE-Thp vol1mo Of sxtes was tkrgcr than ~.
pofsd fur either Uf thd preceding days Ut The week,
but Increased activity us greater willingness
on tho part OF h1desa TO accept thu reduced Gds Of
buyers fAahef than to any actual increase In tho de-
Msnd Tho receipts were nRsn large, and ~ news
from the Eat wss IN WAY improved, tue situation
Wa largely II hasess ssEos an1. far ~ n.scs
Another 1lsaAyantaKn that holders ,aborr under vas
the miserable quality of tho hulk Of the ssocx offered
for sao. OF choice and extra grslca there not
sOo hesd n, told, AMI with three four eaccplons
thsro Hsfc trantfcrs aboro $500 Texans, ColurA
vs and common &nd medium natlyca made up sevsn.
cetha Of tho entire supply. Ani trading principally
Al prices hel0w $+.25 Common To Euod fat autd
It $2.aDal 73f stocktrs ut $l.7Ddai.to, TrxAns At
~. Ik35 Got toforados At f343.7a; and fair extra
shipping stecrs At 81. ofa5so. T.. Thompson + Co.
suld lis and Y5 Colorado caltlo At saeo Ths market
closed hard With Kuod lea OF stu left In tho yards
, 1877-09-28
GENERAL MARKETS.
nsnt It n. D1Ga1 ,le.

AlIEAA4NA-HA nSW Il &+uN44,1H.
, utiuUM COltS-Coatinues dull aud weak. AIauuSse.
tursrs ssRea no dlsfs to tsks hl, and dealers aru
not antoa to lntreAse thefF stock until tbs outnpk
inpsosns+ New corn fs coming In flowly. Ro1tosin8
the quotson hoas for the Iuwer grsdcs being re-
duced: Choice srteu h4rl, &c; medium hprf. 4k0sc3
rsd'ttpped DO, <b44Ac, green hruaA. with hurl
anaugh To work It, S9shc; rod Apps4, with d. 4Aa,
rcd Io Sha4c; ulIa brush, 84xt3tc} Inferior bEus,
5x44es eEuGksd+ 3.tQ3hc.
DuTTkN-hs1uaas drln nader continued good de-
and. Shippers continue 10 take thu arxu part Of Tho
daily receipts, though there steadily. good demand
from tocst tous4msts, stocks arc moderate and ina
feea0 among ho!dsrs IA one Of confidence We auots,
FAacy creamery. 2713hc; Good to choice Rrsdcs 2ka
3sc; nellun l34ssot Inferior 10 common, VaItc.
uAGGtsu-Mss quoted 1T 4iy aud uurh4axed. Fol.
lowing sre ths ptless euErcat; Stark 3tci Brighton
A. 1tc, Lewsata. re; Otter Estsk, 31ci AnlrricAa
AZ, buFaps, ant oa. l3<1iac; gu1ulvs siuxra, ls4s
i5c; do. dsnbla 21x.a14c.
EHEESk-S4le1 were moderate Ia tho 2sgre2ute, but
tho uasFinxs weru fompssaltsr'y light. and haldoEs
found NJ 4llcnltJ In sustaining previous f4tss Ws
aaoie rood - tsss full creaEns II l2a'se md lover
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pr bV9. asc: Cviau9hA l,.ss 1ais,aaa II 's!l Sam
FKUlrs ANIL SuTs-Wese 4uused qulst AID IN
changed. Thu Following pFec4 arr cuErsni;
,Foxs.os -'at*, i yt9tts: 1T. s5s,; naite: Turk.
Nuscst+. yLIsAI.e vaearis, aAs7c; zants cur.
rxht&. 7tS7Ac: clIrun. lA&kk. .--.
7jlci Southern, 5sja.4a; veae4t4. l4lfs4 VI sJsi
, 1877-09-28

The steady luceeass. u showu, with tho cxcsp-
ton 1870, il indicative Of tho Cafs1iug certainty
Of thu Oregon crops aud growth Of tho export
trade. Ths suFplas for export for tbs year just
begun. according to tho estimates OF sons Judges
will raAch nearly or quite d, 000 o00 bu. Tho 0r.
sJontaa VI recent date has the following: "The
prescnt low rates OF fzetghta TO San Fanepco hsse
stimulated shipments Of produce to very consld-
erabe o1sent and brought Into tho market for this
purpose many articles that would nu4 bear turmee
transportation eharges. The principal commodity.
wheat, II still tho leading stapls Of tha State. Ut
which tho STEAMERS are now carrying iafgp quantI.
ties for reshipment to England. ralfofuts hlllIefs
aru also reported to bs taking sJms Ofsyun wheat
ths sesaou to uaupfactusx flour loe sAS ioea. tseds
VI San FFsnclsee, circumstances which attesss the
excellent quality Of thu product Of thls Stste."
GOODS REcstyKU
at Chicago Castols, kspt. ~: Field, Letter i
Co.. 10 caaes dty goods; Kantxter i uaggis, .
Gases cigars; Z. q. kelt4 easc b.onxes; j. Baucr
4 Co., : casss music4l instrame1ss; Fsln Faa-
zcn, caao SHELLS: A. ". Ktng, caae paintings.
Amount collected, IS. 4S0. ~.