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"a tn ways spd means fos Supplying
the enoFmous deficiency u the snear
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The identical "argum~nts" usei
anme centnriea ago against the
iptr~A~cticn ~ The Arabie IN place
of the Roman numerals naed IN En-
gland are to-day brorght forward
agairst the International Decimal
weieht~ ard Smea&urea. tho Metric
System. England was 400 years be-
hind the certinent IN adopting ouI
pre~ent arithmetic. Can II be poaai.
ble that such . conservation il to he
repeated ip regard to our weight,
and measuresf
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Ky Re sAs WsvAius CIass.---So are now
prepared to furnish an classes sith constant
employment at home, the whole OF the lime.
light and profitable. Persons Of either sey
easily earn FROM 50 cents to ss per evening,
and : proportional sum by devoting their
whole time to the business. Bow and sirls
earn nearly ~ much o. men. That eH Who
aee this notice may send their address, and
test the busineaa we make this unparalleled
o6er: To such ~ are not we'll satisfied wo
viii send one dollar to pay for tho toublt II
writing. Full particulars, salIple worth
copy Of Home md Firsaiile. one q 'lie largest
snd best Illustrated Public.;ions All sent
free BY mail. Reader. you at permanent
profitable work. address, GEOR5g SrTssoS b
Co., Portland. Maine. .7j'y77.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS W fHg STATE o. LOUISIANA.
rrouLAR SESSION Or 1877.
OFFICIAL.
ANfAcr

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CRl6TADORO'y
HAIR rv-

Cristadcro's Iiair Dye IL q 5fEsG s.&
BEST itarts instantaneous. y .s4sa,.t..... ..ss
most natural shades Of Black Brown; does
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II II d standard preparation. and favorite
upon every vel appointed Toilet fof Lady
or Gentleman. Sold hy Druggists.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-03-10

The Mesck6ctbt Store haa re.
ceived from az. Louia, rer steam.
er Henry o. Hsegev, = large stock
Of corn and oats.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-03-10

Prof. 3. A. Forbes, ofN Normal School.
IL engaged 10 the work of examining
the etomachs Of the different spacies
vt birds (he has ZOO stomachs al
ready gathered and preserved in al-I
cohol for this purpose) n ascertain
the kinds. IT food on which they live,
and to gather facts, 70 AZ to be able
n discriminate between birds that
ere beneflcial, and birds that are in
juriona.
In making up his estimates At the
horticultural value Of the different
species Of birds, hebases his calcula-
tions upon the following guiding
principles-which seem b be emf.
nently inst:
First. Any bird Of which Il 10 only
known that It feeds npoD insects, is
10 he regarded as beneficial, until
facts are discovered to the contrary.
The contrary 10 often argued, viz,
that . bird feeding indiscHminately
npon insects of MI kinds, might do
more harm by destroying insectivo-
rons and parasitic forms, than good
by devoasirg the iu5vtSSOua ones.
The Professor said, that . mo-
Dent's reflection would show the
.unspasnnahleneee of this View.
The exterminatioD of all insects Of
every sort, would donbtlcAa be q
beneht to hesticulture-although
perhaps, By no meaBs unmixed with
evil.
The destruction nf half the indivi-
dnals of each species, would, there
fore, BE- proportionally beneficial,
and the same must be aAid ofa hum
dn.th, . thousandth, or = millionth.
or in abort, Of any proportion Of
them eaten hy hirds, having no pre-
ferencea. A the beneficial insects
are ~ . rule smaller, or moro active
Tor both) than their victims, they
viii Be In fact II, ble tn be captr cd
by hirla than the latter.
Second. 4 bird feeding upon }
menoptera d n that extent probah
injurious. a bird feeding cn ants
to that extent neutral, neither ben.
fetal nor injnriOus.
Third. A bird feeding npcn epi,
optera il to that extent rrohab
beneficial II this il q fvitioht bird :.
10 almOet certainly 40.
Fourth. A bird may bn reckc-ed
beneficial. In 20 far - It feeds pon
caterpillar with two rows of -odo-
minal prolegs.
Fifth. lean infer littleos nothing,
at present, from THE pre- nee Of dip
tera IN : birl's stomach.
Sixth. Colepptera, considered u
the mass. arc II be reckoned iuju-
rjona. Cicindelida. carabid@, Coo
cinelIide, EDmpyride are beneficial.
The Cessf cica aud some Meloi.
de, tke & merous beetles aro -
eeyeetE sfhopirra msy55e Det
Aeon - injl y. Msry II 0oee
orcieo which IRE not now eoprc1ouy
6fne0ejAI would become a x thetr
iuereaae were uBrsstraint
Eighth. a bird ise1 ~ npoa
small ueuroptera = 81 1uapictous
ehosactep. si
Nlnth. Myriarcda - On TIE
whe)e heneleisl. Chill - espe-
eia!ly =, while ehilaera( 5 - nss.
Tsnth. spsdsr al A>srA<ial,
ss1 hlr1s eating tl.sm lepiy sge g
- vnkSNe2. tn fI,nl rA10 (har.
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Or 0. HUARp.

Graduate ef,hs Medical fora'fs of Paris
81 City Phgsieicn efie Gits cf Nee Ot.iscns
Has permanently established himself I
81. John the baptist. ~ the re ldenco Of u
late DIR Wm. Hart, ann rerlrr f-Ily. oife,
bis medical service to tho prbiic.
Jan.
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Ger. Mlgs6l ~ aIpoleled
ID. Alt1op ~ Z q ort "a q eoa1eof.
= - - -
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS THURspAY, March 9, la77.
GOLD s...............lO q 1O54
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hdis~ tle6y.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-03-10

CsnT - nsie By every
egeet GvWy nonth In the
haaioeog " furnish, but
49, VGl)qg TO work can
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

Nor YEr.-"Not yet" said littl,
boy, as he was busy with his trap ant
ball. when l grow older 1 will think
about my SOUL"
The little boy grew to be man.
mot yet" said the young man. 81
am about to enter into trade. When
see my business prosper, then shall
have more time than now.".
Business did prosper.
mot yet" said the man of business
ssMy children must have my care,
When they are settled in life l shall
better be able to attend to religion"
He lived to be gray headed old man
Not YET" still he cried. 81 shall
soon retire from trade, and then shall
have nothing else to do but read ano
pray"
And 50 he died. He put off to an
other day what should have been don't
when he was child. He lived without
God, and died without hope.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

The money-dealer must have felt as
small as the American judge who, find
ing his enforced bed-fellow by no means
overwhelmed by the company Of a per-
son of his dignity, observed Pat, you
would have remained long time in the
old country before you could say you
had slept with judge 'Thrue for
you,' said Pat; and yer Honour would
have been long time in the ould coun
thry, I'm thinking before ye'd been a
judgei'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

A west side clergymen was called out
the other night to minister by the dying
bed Of a prominent citizen. Was he
connected with savings bank?' asked
the divine. He was trustee replied
the messenger. We'll, there's no use
my going said the there's no saying
SO had better go through the motions,
perhaps
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05
Po ErlcAL.
AUTUMN WOODS.

Changed are he Summer dews
into frost in the chilly air;
And many and bright are the golden hues
The woods of the hillside wear!
'Tis like DER leafy tide,
A sun of fame did fall;
Or the blood of the tree where my Saviour die
Did tinge them all!
All! beautiful Autumn leaves!
And why, 1 ask, may not
Be adorned with something that life achieves
At the time when come to die?
Why not be overcast
With the smile as we'll as the tear,
When I've fulfilled to the very last
My mission here?
Enriching the ground stripped bare,
By the rock Of the whitening grass,
Like Samaritans giving their aims CT care
To the frost dead world as they pass!
IT'S lesson that We who live
May learn in the Autumn Wood, Il
That dying, we to the world should give "a
Some parting good. u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

A preacher who arrived at kirk wet
through, asked an old Scotch woman
what he should do, to which she re-
piled, Gang into the pulpit as sune as
ye can. Yell be dry enough there.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

The baby has got new tooth, but
the old lady is laid up with cold in
the head" remarked a gentleman to a
defeated candidate. ''What do 1 care ?"
was the reply. ''Well," said the gen.
tleman, slowly, "before the election
you used to take me aside and ask me
how my family was coming on, and I've
been hunting you all over town to tell
yeu, and that's the way you talk to me.
But 1t don't make any difference.
voted for the other candidate, anyhow"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

Literary young man at party-Miss
Jones, have you seen "Crabbe's Tales !?
Young lady, scornfu,ly-I was not
aware that crabs had tails.
Literary young man, covered with
confusion-I beg your pardon, miss 1
should have said, read "Crabbe's
Tales" {.
Young lady, angrily, scornfully-And
| was not aware that red crabs had tails,
either!
Exit young man.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

II will not learn a trade =" ex-
claimed the young Chicago blood to bis
father. But this business of learning
trade is only matter of time, for with
in year that young man was studying
harness-making in the State Prison.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

A REMEDY FOR COLD FEET. Every
night on going to bod dip the feet into
shallow cold water two or three times
quickly, then rub brlskly with course
towel till dry; then take hold of each
end of the towel and draw it back ana
forth through the hollow of the foot un-
til q glow is excited.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

Takes a woman to get rid of the
lightning-rod peddler. A lively Iowa
widow mashed the coutenance of one
lightning-rod fiend with stick of wood
and drew shotgun on another, when
they took the hint and left.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

wedding with handsome Harry Marion,
for there was light IN her blue eyes
when she sought her husbands and a
general way she had which was proof
positive where her hearts was.
And he never regretted the day he
first loved her. And she Is a
happy, CHEEKY, joyous little wife,
who realizes daily what treasure she
has ii her found husband.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05
crossed the room. by that one dis
honorable act you destroyed your life's
happiness.O

crossed the room. by tnaC one dis
honorable act you destroyed your life's
happiness"
She sat alone that night when the
house was still, and thought about it
1t was torture to think how near she
had come to the realization of the
sweetest dream of her life, by her own
folly she had lost it all.
Before she went TO bed she took the
letter and inclosed it to Dora. She
wrote only few lines.
Professor Lee left note for you one
day when you were not home, and did
not give it to you. 1 have read it, and
know how near happiness came to me. F."
She could not bring herself to con-
fess in plain words, why it never had
been given. But her heart accused
her bitterly enough, and she slept
upon pillow wet with tears Of
sorrow and repentance. Hard, in
deed, was the punishment of her wrong
doing.
y
1t was peaceful Sabbath day. The
air was sweet with scentsOf new-mown
grass and clover, and the birds sang in
the elms outside the open windows OIL
the Little church, and all the world
seemed in a Sabbath mood.
Lucia Dare heard little ripple of sur.
prise run over the congregation just be-
fore the sermon began, and raised her
head to see, coming down the aisle
Professor Lee!
He came straight to..her pew. She
made room for him, while her heart
was in wild hutter of hope and love
and gladness, and he sat down beside
her, reaching out his hand in a wordless
greeting, which neld in a powerful elo.
quence in its long, close clasp.
Lucia heard not word ofthe ser.
mon. Her heart was too full of MANY
emotions for that. She was glad when
if ended.
When the benedictlon was over be
turned to her. :I
II have come to ask you a question
should have asked long ago. May !
walk home with you and tell you what
it is ?"
At last they were free from the
crowd Of old friends who clamored for a
hand-shake with the professor, and he
drew her hand within his arm.
Il received letter from your sister
two days ago, and the few words she
wrote sent me here" he said, when
they were out in the pleasant street
alone. "You know now what the
question is have come to ask"
''Let me tell you what 1 did," she
said while her eyes filled with hot tears
of shame and her cheeks burnt; and
then she confessed the disgraceful deed
which had kept them apart so long.
You have had your punishment, -
he answered, gravely, "If what you
did was done for love ofme, 1 am sure
that l may hope you will not tell me
No when l ask you to be my wife. That
is the question l have come to ask.
What answer have you to give me? ?"
What her answer was, you know, 0
reader, as we'll as if were to tell YOU.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

Seeing that men of all sorts delight
in girding at the professors of law and
physic, it is strange that instead Of max
ing common cause together, lawyers
and doctors rather cherish a mutual
antipathy, which finds vent in amusing
interchange Of asperities. Cross exam.
ing DR.. Warren, a New York counsel
declared that doctor ought to be able
to give an opinion of a disease without
making mistakes.
'sThey make fewer mistakes than the
lawyers" responded the physician.
That's not so," said the counsellor;
but doctors mistakes are buried six
feet under ground lawyers are not"
NO" replied Warren; ''but they
are sometimes hung as many feet above
ground" The advantage was with the
doctor.
TWAS on the other side when, disput-
ing as to the comparative merits Of their
professions, DR.. Holland said to Bobus
Smith, ex-advocate general: "You
must admit that your profession does
not make angels of men," and the law
yer replied: ''There you have the best
of it; yours certainly gives them the best
chance"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05
GORGE r. CALVERT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NEW MARKET. VA

Wi practice in the Circuit Court of shenandoah
County and in all the Courts of Rockingham and
Page Counties.
1 have made an arrangement with Messrs. Walton
alton, Attorneys-at-iaw, by which any matter
of business at Woodstock Will receive attention
without any additional charges to my clients.
have made the game arrangement with promi-
nent lawyers in Rockingham aud Page Counties.
Unice-Next door to Henkel Koiper Cos. Store.
June II.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

There's good time coming, boys
but it is good time coming, boys"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05
WILLIAMS & GRABILL,
w FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
WOODSTOCK, VA.

We are prepared to Insure property in the Slr,
GINA Fire and Marine Insurance Company, ano
the Lynchburg Banking and Insurance Company
Both are first class companies and insure at the
usual premiums.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05
Yours, truly,
STANWoOD LEE,D

STANW0OD LEE.o
Lucia Dare got up, with very pale
face, and great ache at her heart. She
had been guilty Of doing disgraceful
thing, and that very act had been the
mehns Of bringing to her the one great
sorrow Of her life.
"You are terribly punished Lucia
Dare" she said to the white face IN
the glass that stared at her a. she
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05
{AR. A. L. BELEW

nR. A. L. BELEW
IL DENTIST.
Having rented rooms in Woodstock will visit
them Oh the first Monday in each month and re-
main two weeks. The balance CT the mohtn 10
will spend in Edinburg
eS REFEsENoE-The Faculty of the Baltimore
College of Dental Surgery.
Jan. lift.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

3oME Of those nice Blue Flannel Suits for sale
- BY s.A. DAME
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05

Hood once took a proper revenue up
ON some practical jokers who upset a
beat before he could get out Of it, giving
him thorough ducking. Directly he
was safe on land he began to complain
of cramps and stitches, and at last went
indoors. His friends rather ashamed
of their rough fun, persuaded him to go
to bed, which he Immediately did. His
groans and complaints increased so
alarmingly that they were at their wits
end what to do. Mrs. Hood had re-
kceived quiet hint from the sufferer,
and WIS therefore only amused at the
terrified efforts and prescriptions Of the
repentant jokers. There was no doctor
come-at-able; and all sorts of queer
remedies were suggested and tried; the
poet shaking with laughter, while they
thought he was shaking with ague or
fever. One rushed upstairs with a
kettle ofbolllng water, another tottered
in under tin bath. aud another brought
a quantity of mustard. Hood then gave
out in sepulchral voice his belief that
he was dying; and proceeded to give the
most absurd instructions for his will,
which his hearers could not see the fun
Of, tor their fright. They begged him
to forgive them for their unfortunate
joke, and beseeched him to believe in
their remorse, till, unable to keep up
the farce any longer, Hood burst into
perfect shout Of laughter, which they
thought at first was delirious frenzy, but
which ultimately betrayed that the BIZ
tiers were bit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-12-05
OvERSEERS POOR.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
DAVIS D1sr-Dr. G. A. Brown, Obed Funk and
mo. n. Snarr.
SroNEwALE.-J. H. Grabill, gEli Cofelt, Snowden
whitaker.
JOHNSTON j H. Rodefer, Martin Strickler,
Levi II. Cutler.
MAD1soN.-Samuel G., Campbell James j.
Coffman, Samue' Rinker.
A,HBY-saml. HamInan, Samuel Kingree Jacob
R. Miller.
LEN. White Williamson D. P. Zrkle, John NJ.
Pence.
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by amount uncollected cted.............,,..... 515 10
by balance in Tressurers hands......... ~ so
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AUDITORS CERTIFICATE.
We. the undersigned Auditors n the County o
cloarhedn the Commonwealth of Pennsvlvania
having met al the Court House. in the BoronRi
II Clearfeld. on the hrsi Monday Of January. A
D., 1877, according to Law, and having examine
The several &C cunts and vouchers Of DAVID Nc
GArenEr, Foo. Treasurer Of said County. for III,
wear A. D., 1879, do report tina, we end them Al
above stated.
The amount due the County Is fifteen thousand
seven hundred and ninety dollars and seventy
one cents. (si5.fs0 ~. lie Is indebted to III,
road fund In the SUN Of eight thousand eight
hundred and eighty FIVE dollars and eighty tive
cents, tss.ss5 say, and to the school fund In IN,
sum Of eight thousand seven hundred and forty.
three dollars and four cents. (ss,7is Oi). and Il
the poor fund In the sum Of two thousand three
hundred and thirty eight dollars and two cents
t2s3s o2l and amount due the Comfy from un.
seated lands IL fourteen thousand six hundred
and tweniy-siN dollars and thirty cents. ga.
626-sol and due tho road fund twenty -four
thousand seveh hundred aud forts eight dollar.
and hfly-siS cents, ls7l,T4s 56l; and amount
due the school fund Is seventeen thousand five
hundred and seventy y-four dollars and two cents
WlT,574 and doe the poor fund is fur thou.
eand three hundred and ninety light dollars and
tfty-six cents, IA, ,3Qs 56l.
In testimony whereof We have hereunto se, oui
hands the 18th day Of January, A. D.. 1877.
JOHN Q. CONNER,
Atieri c. J. KEAaY,
JoHs W. Hows, Clerk.