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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03

A man stood at the corner curiously
watching the peanut man as he
methodcally turned the crank Of his
roaster. After expectantly waiting un-
til patience ceased to be virtue, the
unsophistieated tiller of the sand,
blurted out:
"Hullo. yon feller why don't you
play suthin?'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03

A young lady had coquetted until the
victim was completely exhausted. He
rose to 60 away. She whispered, as
she accompanied him to the door. Il
shall be at home next Sunday evening"
so shall /, he replied.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03

A bashful young man applied to his
village paper for information on the
important subject:-'How to win a
wonan's love- The reply vast
Kiss the babies, caress the cat, and
psy strict attention to the girls mother.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

DAVIS D1sr.-Dr. G. A. Brown, obed Funk and
SroSEwAIL.-J. II. Grabill,F Fli Cohelt, snowden
Whitaker. ,. r..,,
Levi H Cullers. -
MAplsoS.-samuel c. Campbell James j.
Cofiman, Samuel Rinker. , -,
AsFBY-Saml. Hamman, Samuel hlngree, JacoD
L. Miller. , ,,-,.,. 49,. =,
LEN. White Williamson D. ?. Zirkle,John NJ.
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03

Here it is ten O'clock exelaim ed
Mrs. Mic, and Ann is not in yet. She
promised to return at eight Have yeu
forgotten, said her husband, than an
is an indefinite article?'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03
ADRIFT.

Oh fearful days and nights, so da rk, so Geld
The swift waves mock and leap n every sies;
No rudder steers no mast, no spar can hold;
We think no one could hear us If we cried;
We think God would not miss us, If we died;
we fesl forgotten, helpless, cast away;
We shut our eyes and do not even pray.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03

1t is not fair to shoot the dying day;
but United States soldiers in forts have
an absurd habit Of firing a gun at sunset.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03
2 E TIC AL.
ANCHORED.

oh, weary days and nights so still, so still
The useless sails hang tapping stif and slow
We pine and chafe, and set Our helpless will
In vain revolt at what TO change, to know,
is not for us. We hear the strong winds blow,
And fret as in the east, the west we see
Great ships and small go sailing fast and free.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03
ON SHORE.

Oh peaceful days, and peaceful nights, whose
peace -
Cannot be uttered Oh green shorSs Of life
Beyond the body Shall we ever cease
TO smile thst through such hot and silly strife
We came? That doubt and fear could grow so rife?
Th at we could fail to see how Gods great hand
Our snchersges and our driftings planned?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03
VITALTNE.

prompt and positive remedy in all chronic
diseases Of the Womb Bladder and Kidney,
ID. d. CARTER.
Dec. 26-6mo. Sole Agt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03
3B y Ma r TIN,
Miscellaneous Cards.

(,EEEN's MANSION HOUSE.
II ALEXANDRIA, va
Tt,srs QrTrN- -..............P .PEoRIETOR.
F.a frst-class hotel in every respect. The clu
gems ofthe valley. having bushes in Alexandra OF
Washington. and travellers going North or ooutn'
s,u tul ms an agreeable resting place on the
raa.e. as it does not require the early start by
g ave~al hours as from Washington or baltimore
Cars and Steamboats, leave Alexandra Tor WASH
inaton ana return every hoU from A. NJ. X
f. n Jan 1T
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-03
SUPERVISORS.
PERISH PHYSICIAN.

- u cuoros Maurertown
OVERsEERs POOR.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

0DO00B -. DlAKR- Assoe,
- cArsSuassA ov. Mons 70 GAn raApessan
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

In %. opinion his pipe has decided sAvsntsess
over iron pipe. such - saving Of time and labor,
n tapping and mating concessions. ease Of n.
pairing. cleanliness Of water sowing In Il. and
great saving in cost and freight with - The PIPE
u . success, and can unhssitatngly recommend
tts use to any town OF corporation or psrsons -
siring pipe for water WORMS Of any kidd"
In June laxt this pipe was introduced upen the
Central Pacific Railroad and IL branches fer an
purposes where pFessuro 10 required, and she a.
CEN Of the road give u their hearty sndnrsemen4
Since that time they have laid shout 5000 fsse
and it's now supercedtng al other kinds Of ptpe.
By special order issued from the WAx DspeFA
mont this pipe II now being used q ell militaW
posts. and II has been hauled over 100 miles tnh
Artsons. 70 be ussd at Camp HcDswsll, Whsrs u
gave entire satiseactioo.
For uxs In mining purposes this pipe wOaA -
very economical. u Possesses g.sat strength aAa
durability. end can be made 70 Withstand 3 vegy
heavy pressure. 4 great dssidsnatum. sch1oWk
edged BY ALL u the eass With which u san stxa1s
Messrs. J. 9. and o. Il. Briges, owners ef -
Briggs mine. Central City. Colorado. write: "S
take pleasure in Recommending the pipe made ~
the American Pipe Company 70 ninSas In partis6.
lar. a We have tried u IN our BKgD mins. q Co
tral CITY. Colorado: and found In better In svs1y
respect thsn We expected. We would not use iron
Pipe II II did not cost. cant foot. II W ssaA
get wooden pipe"
The American Pipe Company, - now organised,
10 su sottvs company. with ample capital. 81
they ere enepgetcally Introducing the pipe II ~.
cry direction. The once 10 at a California stree1
San Francisco. t4rlesse state whore y"u ssw this.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

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s&y gssa bye o. gIve GO eunfarrisx
sod O. tAase wha vSssd vs<p fs< Aer
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s~r 30 s~sects spos peculiarly sesssifsl
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love her. sIll he robbed Of in beauty for
all the time, for they vill sssocisie il
~i,h her death, ana turn from il With
sveried faces. How easy IL 10 to take
tie romance from the widest fancies.
Poor Emma Bryant! had she stopped 10
reason with herself, how utterly false and
wicked her position would have seemed
10 her. But the bride of death sleeps
beyond recall. No uss to upbraid her
low.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

Of irsa. ss-csatng Of Hydraulic or AspAatun { q
lathe 10 uniform thickness Of she'll, renewing oil
Of the sap, aud steamed thoroughly, 10 avoid any
possibility Of checking, or tasting the water One
end Of each piece hrs . ten0n Of about three and
half inches. and the other 10 nortissd 70 a II
closely. The swelling Of this tsnon. when driven
home, makes perfectly tight joint. The pipe 10
now ready for banding. This 10 done BY Winding
the iron spirslly around Il. OF thickness and At
intervals required BY the pressure TO b. sustained
The iron 10 coated ON the unpsr side - IL 10 wound
upon The PIPE. producing condition BEST calcala-
ted 70 resist decay in any form The water pipe 10
coated on the outside only % IL is we'll known ssi
phur. dees not affect wood. and In this city that
acids, while It IL we'll known that wstex will ind
the smallest crack in tho inside coating Of iron
pipe. and sutit way out In q few months.
Mr.. o. ]. Preston of Preston NcKinnon lumber
dealers, Pier s. 6teaart street. San Francisco and
President Of the Alamsda water COMPANY. says:
The pipes laid by this Company ere the Wycko6
wood, - manufactured BY your company: and Il
anords me pleasure 20 say that in every way they
give entire settsfaction. They are more easily
laid. more easily tapped cheaper and, We think,
Ne bsst pipe We have ever known.
Mr.. Clans 6precksls-the great sugar rsaner-
ssyx the following Of the Wysko6 pipe put down
BY him near Aptes:
have now in uss about three milss Of your
wooden pipe on my rsnchc In Santa Clara county
giving perfect satisfaction and In perfect order
mud IL answers the same purposes - iron pipe.
In fast consider your pipe the best considering
the cost. In use, and chesrfully recommend IL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30
Wit and HumOr.

WOULD it not he a good thing just to
turn the whole Administration eve: to
Hampton at oncei-Clevs.and Louder.
AIN this great court that wears the
golden spsulets Of justice" said Cinciu-
natl barrister, - here are the gres, waves
that wash tie .hore OF justicer' His Gil
ent ~.s sent down Tor thirty days.
"You'sk getting . great deal IL silver,
aren't yosf" he said, - he paid his ffteea
esnts st the lunch counter and t-ok half
the oosh-picks in the ssntler. YES,
bet selre getting shost of hmssr," re-
Plisd tise eixrk-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30
Ministerial Bunc0mbe.

In casting ones eye down tho list OF
churches and Sabbath subjects, some.
times the attention 10 arrested by quaint
putting Of an old idea which betrays real
talent, and causes tina church-goer to re-
solve, II will 60 and hear that" Gen.
orally, the statement of the subject is
made in an open, honest, unpretentious
way, which proves the fairness and ain.
certify Of the preacher. Some minds have
the desirable talent Of dressing up 'old
wine in new bottles" with q decidedly
enticing label. Take Beechsr's sermons,
and bis genius appears % much in the
mere titles of his djDcourses - in their
matter and presentation; but sometimes
one runs against titles which appear
''dreadfully gotten up" Take Tslmsge's
titles. and what fiery corruscations are
they'll 1.-THE Red 6wor,i;" 'Ths Reckless
Pen. Knife;'' by the Skin of the Teeth. u
One wonders at such freaks of genius,
but with . peculiar class of minds they
pass for genius Of high order.
It 10 related of Lorenzo Dow that he
sometimes wore red pants in the pulpit,
and the multitude were NO less open.
mOuthed and wondering.
Sometimes preachers aim at notoriety
BY peculiar services. A notice like the
following appears. "Rsv. Mr.. Crowloud
will address the children and sing one of
his favorite songs" In Brooklyn, few
years since, . certain pastor would break
out in the midst Of his discourse, and
sing Justify. Of course be drew the
crowd.
Myriad devices are tried to attract at.
tention and fix the multitude. In these
latter times, rich vein il the wholesale
denuncistion of what the Irishman called
mid devil (medievsl) theology. The nude
ideas Of the past are dragged from their
graves and repeatedly trans6xed. A per.
feet carnival Of free thinking is upon US,
and We must expect the fal.e to shell of
and ultimate truth alone to stand; but
the denunciation of ideas which no one
believes, or no one whose opinion 10 Of
weight, is. after all, cheap kind Of noto-
riety.
A lad once fred for several hours at
what he supposed to be gray squirrel ;
he had previously seen one in that vicini-
ty, but the true squirrel had departed.
How often the shell Of an idea appears
like q living thought, but the soul has
long since flown.
Real power can afford to forego the
doubtful expedient Of trucking 10 the
tendencies OF irreligious minds, or bid
ding for the applause Of the tickle multi
tude, at one hour crying "Hosanns," at
the next, "crucify him. "-CAssass AIS.
Oaee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

A DEGRADING LIFE.-The Teuton of
old quite Ignored = Woman's personality.
He guarded her virtue simply through
the motive Of right and property which
was vested in her. His sense If inde-
pendence could not bronx eucroachmenis
upon his possessions, whether Of person
or property. Hence he hedged woman
in with laws that were - Wounding "a
her modesty - they were dersg.tory to
her hosor. She was regarded - Q fruit
tearing tree only. Nor vsrs thee Laws
c...hssa - the ED EsglisA asd their
neighbors. They were Geasraliy used
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

ONE Of the discoveries made by the
latest Arctic explorers is that the length
Of the polar night is 142 days. Nice
place, this, to walk home with girl New
Years eve, and End that the old people
have locked up the house and gone to
matchmaking, and won't be home till
after midaight.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

A Ixmmn~ We m~p@sr~ @mx asnssw~
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

CIrIn OF rnK RARra.-There ore
txo hundred and fifteen cities with
populafioes Of over 1000; twenty
nine Of half . miliioa og more, and nine
eostsising . mil!ioa or more iahssi-
t.nts e.rh. OF these last four arc In
CAisa- Nes Notwithstanding Bs0sk-
sys. % ne may rixhtfslly dn for cor pss-
ssaa.-ssd th< Eresss-s eisi<s af the
xsxlS ssssd In tkss ora<r: Lasaas. r.
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xs Ezp~p<ss. $50 @ase 81 s<sw Aa<xs-
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-30
COLLECTI0Ns OF MINERALS

For Students, Amaleprs, Professors. Ply isss,
and other Professional Men. Thee eotitetiUns ~,
lustrAle = II the principal spccles and ali grand
.ubdivisions in Dana lad other works on MihsT.I-
ores and every know hiemrnt, 1hs sOnteticps
are labelled win printed label that can only be
removed by soaking. Tho labels give sDsHn's
,pec,es number, the name, lOs aIity- and in most
cases the COMPOSITION of the Mineral. :.
All collections aceomPabnd BY an Iiiniuatsd
Catalogue and table OF species.
100 CrysIAls and F. agme ntscr Study. SI.Cn
lOa Specimens, Studeht's Size. Larger, 500
ICO Specimens, Larger, AmaSut's Size, 2isl4
Collection: OF Gems. ore.. E,r,hy Mineral. u.sd
in any Arts Agriculture. On hand sr put up ~
We sell Minerals by weight, for III. Chemist
aud blow pe very low prices, rskite
IS cents per pound. Atlantic IS cents per pound.
Brookite Pure Crystal IS eerts per popne. Rotiie
pure IS cents per pound, WATeIits IS cent" per
pound, Bieode 10 cents per pound
have Just bought the famous Chiffon Collection
oil Minerals and Shsl!s, which has been ON exhibit
ton at IifTAny's for the rast two yea's The orig
iual price askcd ) GOO. IL contained ncnI-
Der of unequAlled things. among the N R0ttle IA
Quartz, for which Mr.. Chiffon wss UhsTed s SEQ
gold perfect spning muTtx
The herbar ium of Iowa planis ihat Tec'ivCd ths
Highest 4ward. is placed in my hshte Tor ssIe,
for $3.50 The CAGE alone 10 worth : lSui -
Several 8 coo Worth Of Rocky MuuutA " biidrs
Shells. AMIGA! SpecimepF. MUuud Buiidef" K'-
les sc ha nd . ID. erf.. I-..H 5..s
Owing TO an Increase VI stock, it has become ne
eessary TO obtain larger and ms'e e"uvor''" " 10
cation. The hs. been found at NJ" 1928 belT''nt
Avenue, about squarea from the ifshs NHs'i
mental hotel - Tfs 20
Prof. ChCmiatry and Mirers'ogV.
Fellow Am. Ass'n. Adv. q Science.
1923 Re Imont Avenue. Philadelphia Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-30
mis- BLLAN NE Us.
The NaturaIist's Agency,

"As been estA biished at 1928 Beimont Aten-=
ue, Philadelphia, Tor the Furpose. Of giv-ng
e SI,setols OF obis Natural history an opPor
lunity O fbaying, seIIIi Exchanging their du-
plicater eOl!eetions. . .Lz.7
have now over 5S tons, and nearly $4,000
worth oil Minsr On hand. Ihsse cold over i4,-
900 worth since the l7Ih cay of January, he tho
hrst box was pot into my establskmenf: festsr-
day October 3Ist, my cash sales and eash receipts
were over S7COt rs.s sl-.A,
or NIxEsALosIcAt CATAEosuE. illu fated BY
over $500 worth of engraviags5 IN now ready for
dtstribuIion Free 70 all customers. To etktrs
on reeeip, OF 10 esnts tor peItage. desle esps,J
eially 10 call attention TO my remarkably hns
,pecimers of AmaEon siene. of which have or
have had nine-ten of all the speel msEs ever
found have made trips TO the locality aHd
thiuk may eaieIy say that no more viii DO found.
Good crysiats from 10 eCnts 10 Sl.Oo each. fifsA
aix Titaniun y inc rAlR the hnesf ever knoFraa
Besides the HydTated Titanic Acid by dIottek itt,
a mineral recently anslyEed by DR.. EOtsig, OF
PenpsyIvaniA UniveTsty h2te slso 70 nsfAhhly
veil efystaiizso PeTotskie, Ia ookues of enof hots
,ize Rntiles c nieulated I'LL they foIm circle,
schorlon,ite war~ ickite. &C. ..ss es .si
In PeSanite " nave large surfaces covered with
minute br :g hit greer cry stalls We have the most
beautiful green wRyeliite ever known, eoletsa By
yapauic acid.
The CnIumbite erJstals that occur in the 15msr oh
Stone are very intersstipg. The GrsPhite irsm
New Mexico occurs in hsxRgopal priIms
The Emboi;e ire m New Mexico IL the best ever
found at any locality. We selling Ameihyst
AZ IA low eT prices than IL sOd before.
We have sold 81 eco worth ,inSe the iOIh ct
IK,lv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-30
Valuable Property
IN CHARLESTOWN
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

fF,HE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE the cor
1 ner OF Congress and Water streets in Charles
town is tor sa le low aud upon casy terms. Ii is
Brlck House, with Fame Wing under new Roof,
containing Nine Rooms ard Kitchen, AID beet
Cellar in The other improve ments on the
lot are "A Stable, capacity for four horses ana two
co~s a Cutting ROOM. Corn House. Carriage
HOUSE, and Hog Pom all under one Roof; Brick
Smoke H,u-e, and 4 large aud Excellent Cistern.
Commodiou5 Stable and WOod Yard. Che 'ce
Fruit Trees upon tho premises, consisting of ht-
teen PEACH TREES best ysrieriesi four APPLE
TREES-Golaen Pippia, R"mb", Sweet aud
Dwarf and extra oariy june Apples; Gooseber-
ries. Currants; six Green Gage and two Siberian
Crab ppIe Trees- " hitc and GLOW; No. Hart
cherry Tree. two AI"relIo do; Hops. Asparagus
and large Hot Bed. The Garden Lot OF ; acre
rich and productive.
Po1chc5 TO B,ick structure and to the Wing
all in good repair The lot under good fence, con-
tnins of acre.
This property "a fully worth 81 GOO, but will be
sold much lower fgure. on reasonable tcrm1
Special Inducements 10 a cEsh purchaser
n B.--lf not sold previously. the p bove property
will be rented from the let Of April next.
JOSEPH Il. EASTER DAY.
February 70, ISIS.