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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Scar Cheeks heart. Then, take that.
said he with a scowl, and. raising his
rife. the lrapper fell corpse. With a
bound aud a Wild cry the young man
jump at the murderer Of his uncle.
and with his knife gave hlm several
fatal wounds. The struggle was
fearful one, howcxer, aud the young
man had also received several bad cuts.
when his adversary fell from the loss oil
blood. and soon after expired. Thus
ended this strange meeting, and thu,
were uncle aud nephew IA, engrd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
Tie Power Of GentIeness.

1t is related that belated stranger
stopped all ni:hl at farm, rs house.
H. noticed Hat sl,nder little grl.
b., her gentle wajs. had great ihhu-
euce II the house. She seemed to be
il bringer of peace and good will to the
ruushcr ones in The household. She
hAd pewer over animals, also, as the
following shDMs:
The farmer @as gong to town next
morning. and had agreed TO take the
'Iran-er with him. The family came
ont to see them start. The farmer
gathered up The reins, and with Jerk.
said: Dick, go 'lon.u But DICK didn't
90 long, ItavAied moi. Then samr
down the whip with a heavy hand, hut
lie stubborn beasl only shook his head
suIlcnly. \ stout lad came out and
seized the bride, aud pulled. and
Aankcd. and Kicked the rcbelii1us pony:
but Not step soul he move. At Ills
crisis sweet voice SAID: 'Wlle. don't
do So.' The 'e!ce Was quickly recog.
nized. And now the magic hand was
laid on the neck of the seemingly
lncowisible aaimal, an Il simple low
word was spoken. lnsantly the
muscles relaxed. aud the air Of stub
bornncss vanished. Poor Eek said
The sweet voice. aud she strokcd and
palieL -oflly hi+ neck Niih those child
Ike hands.
No". % alehg, You naughty fellow.
in halt .chidrn-. but in a tender voice. as
sar dre@ slightly Oh the bride. The
pony iurn,d aud rubbed his head against
hcrmm tor moment, and started OF a
cheerful trot. aud there was no farther
trouble that day.
The stranger remarked to the farmer:
'Whata wonderful power that hand
possesses!
The reply was:
o. She. good! Every body and every.
thing loves her.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

mi. hotel ban, oeea rece-a improved ht
n cr.ciioa % .-.c. allib .o Iae ntn
oul lin. which viii give con- .deran.y more
-oo... aaIaIord a.Ip.e scce na'iation for
he tra sslias o4bllr.
THB rA3l.g viii be Ts.. .Ipr'ieI az al
.ines wi-h the best the mseket a1'ris an
no asizs sail sla-el 10 e.tisf. tae wants
or.a.stsi.tz lepar wcnt.
TIEBtR wiil b. stocSsa 7lti the bcs
Lils,rs. A flll supply O. " sous pr
Rge ~l.yy .,hs oky home-msde wh'sk'
Il atle county, can be found by those
sis.ia!a pare sti.ia ior ueii,al rafpo-es.
.Jsr,rs s.tealiss court will BE- BOARDED
f,r tasir fess per diem. and the certificate
tlsea in ssy n-at If lesirei
Casrses Moiefss". A call respectful IL
solicited.
ROBlRT WILSON
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

A Northern minister was introduced
To a colored minister, and inquired al
Ter his work. II breaches, sab, Oh Col
Gordou's plantation" "Hew many
colsred people have sou there!" "Well.
sab. bout hundred and seventy 1ge."
And how many have you in the
cI.ufch?" "Da. 'pends, sab. altegelh'
er On dc time Of de year. In dc viva
time dey's all members. In de back
slidcn' times derc's nobody members
but Uncle Billy and ole Aunt Katy"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Joseph Cook rendered the old saw
Sauce Cor the goose, sauce tor the
eauder' as follows:-' Those culinary
adonments which suffice for the an.
serine female are adequate to meet the
masculine aduline adult OF the same
snccfes'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Breach Of promise letters are some
times wonderful. From such a mis-
slve. produced in evidence recently, the
the following sentence is extracted
Dearest love. swallowed the postage
stamp on your letter, because | knew
your lips had tonched it,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Tell me, William" said Mrs. Jones.
turning over on hcrslck bed, and look,
ing unutterable tenderness at her hus.
band, ii should die you wouldn't
marryagain. would you ?'-"Not by a
DANCED right,' replied William. with
grcnt violence, feeling softly of his dc.
nunded lead: you can bet your life on
il v'-"Ah, William" said Mrs. Jones,
her eyes filling with tears, there was
never any sentiment about you wortl
mentioning.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

what duck ylu are. said an ad-
miring lover to his sweetheart, wh,n
she came down in full party dress.
Why. Augustus. how absurd! Don't
YOU perceive the difference between ne
and duck:'-'Sure enough. Angelina.
YoI are dressed to kill, and n duck is
alNa,s killed To dress.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Dear me what charming hale birds.
They are perfectly exquisite. They
are not hlrIs, my dear replied her
country COUSIN. 'lhey are butterflies.
Oh. YOU don't say 50, Then these are
the dear little creatures that hy from
flower TO flower and gather the sweet
yellow butter that We use?-Thsy are
too lovely Tor ans thing
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

We should carly up our affections to
the mansions prepared Tor US above,
where eternity Is the measure, felicity
tie state. angels the company, Il c
Lamb the light. and God the inh, ri.
neriauco aul porii.n efhis people fol-
ever.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
SHEN ANDOAH HERALD
Advertising Rates.

Advertisements win be inserted st 0us Dolisr
per square Of ten ines or less for the hrst insss
son, and so cents for each subsequent insertion.
Unless the number of insertions be marked upoa
the manuscript. II will bs published until fsrsi
and charged accordingly.
Notices ia the local column win be izssFts<
ten tents pc a c, each inssriioa.
Advertisements for three months OF longer WI
be inserted at lower artss.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
answering Literally.

Literal answers are sometimes quite
witty. VIII You kindly put my fork
nlea polato?' asked a young lady OF
her table neishbor. With pleasure.
he responded ;aud pi rcins the potato.
coolll LETT The fork EXTENDED from it,
Again. We hear Ofa very polite and i'm
pressye gentleman who said To a youth
III the street; Boy. may | inquire
where Rrbnson's drug store iss Ger
tainly, sir. replied the boy. very re-
spectully. We'll. s.r said the gentle
man. after waiting awhile, where is it,
i have not lhr least idca.' said the
urchin. There was another hoy who
"as acc)sted BY m ascellc middle
aIed lady with. Boy want to 20 To
d - ,.rcci.' well. ma'am,' said
the boy, why DON'T you go there,
thcns
SOMETIMES this @it degcneratcs into
punn,a-, IL wlcn Flora pointed pen.
81 rly to the heay} MASSES Of clouds IN
the sky. saving; 4 wonder where those
clouds are going: Aud her brother re .
piled: L rink they ar. goins to thun-
'!riT Also the following dialogue:
'Ilolloa. thcrel hoN do you sell your
woOd:' y, longer than It l. now. ,
Aud also. as whca Patrick O'Fynn
~as seen with his collar aud bosom
sadly be.rined. and was Indignantly
ASKED by The olIlcer: Patrick y Flynn!
how lons do you wear shirt Twenty
eight Inches, sir, h1 replied, win an
air OF inlmilabie droliery.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

1t Is they who slority VINO shall eniO y
linn they who deny themselves. who
shall not be denied they who labor On
earth. who shall rest in Heaven they
VINO bear the cross who shall wear the
crown; they who seek to bless others,
who shall he blessed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Did you ever dabble In siocksY
asked a lawyer efa witness. who was
knesn to have fed from his native and
to this asylum Of the tree. We'll. yes,
I got my feet in 'em in tho old couu-
,ry,' was the reply.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

VINO is the hcadman OF this town p
askci strager. And when boy
promptly answered. The barbcr.' The
stranger looked puzzled and said he
wanted to know who was the Mayor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
The Nystiaed Messenger.
on rnEB. & O. RAILROAD.

sons who knew that George Uie"T'"'
ihe llyor'tc cNpseNs messenger "' ''e
p. {. and st. L. Road. was a somn"'n-
iuhsi. His strange freaks peii"Flh'u
during sonIuambulisuc trance were
k..oun to a small crcle o! lf!'nas ana
a>.ocia,,s. WHO mentioned them no'
when our hers WAS appointed to '"e
post Oh lie Has dcsiin d to hll " Il
hoAor.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
P @ 0ETIC A L.
GOOD NIGHT

The sun win rise ia the morning,
Dawn usher IN tho day.
You wi come o. uy cuamber to cah ne,
But / shall be away.
The lark viii soar toward heaven
Iitca a soul st free from sin;
H. will not reach the gates oil earl
But shall have entered in.
Woodland and dim led MEADOW
via smile in bl ssems AR
But ! shall See that glon ns flower,
The 'Loss Il shal en-, there.
The day viii e enter1al,
The Ian b shall be n" ishi;
lsneto leave his earthly home
For mine In heaven. Good night
And when you csne to call me,
Ber.sd fli me, pray
When you come is call aad hnd ne not
For shall be away.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Do ,on know what man got wh'
took IA carr He cot a board.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Ten dimes make one dollar said
the school master. Now 30 on, sit.
Ten dollars make one what They
make one mighty glad these times re-
piled the boy. md the teacher who
hadn't got hls last months salary yet,
conclu led thai the boy was about right,
Nothing hut leaves said Eve pleas.
auil, when Adam praised The taste
shown in her polonaise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

COUNTY, 1JIRECEOI> \ d.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24
cub 'cripticrSmm S'cfcr ttr ga
.miliC rCs writer cu'n &c
1citS. SIditt,s.

Tie GL',Jtid'neic @rttJnefura IN
mif' Rem Gerritt ptr fur Amcrifl re.
fuhmtcn AGssabr rSiser @ceItit tstkrt
IStt7th uEo tbc;lt rcn @ryCtrcrn Ses
1rrScn lrcien n!t, rae has BUD isef
lur 8tr'rrrun1 teT.it III.
@EtT&'SitClanaen tsliHHr n,as sguP,,
tTaa IN SpGm elHfr gOf.nN,iiGr9 ts,.
iu!sssa,
SIri T6'iI mac
I'lraEttt, NiS
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24

Gin srGes Pager sHadr heitcr GuaItit im.
me auf 66at. C}ca,lcu GIurC fur 10 Gents
ure auhri:;5. Rutltcu SfTamnt l5CtrtH
uEp aUfrurtS. g0ir crfu ttn ScA, - IN eic
9uroid,af; loCe QEbljfHmS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24
g.. S!u Uug's
Scmpcure Sn,upA pou 2S'ifen
q riHcU,


& rihcu,
Gin easetT';:,I
@lu'H ct;r %tg,rt;ta m1, YcI Der qaygar,
3ya6i.. 2'rcUtia ccr -eT W &c r1rTgaItn
uTs n Vtr'T;tteaca ruae'ta nlr'Gtr: ais
~ i;re atc-lvaEt Grrgtr!,tcc NN'i'trsu ], Nlc>
tSrya c'tI s'cGtili ttr G'ffofr. f21a,tG Vprs
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ttr. =. !e.
ESr. = '.dNuc'a Gcutppuuo Curry
err GSiieeH &irihcr
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faGS; {si:lsf;ii ;cyuc9:t: mt Cas- Nt:rerIc.
ftcra 2jrF,
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9luGrs, WrurtI.t rno aLt tuuetatrautsti-
itn. StriHCiGr:,ee Gite ':!tc. cit IL lima.
Der tu-dc rract;ronut mt. 'c:licn Mat r'r.
iia.,u, ejti;e a5gBt pt9t.astI;'tt QIi.Wilil au~
WWtRetr.
Scirt waECtresyt Graft, rlti el.t Itu
Shwinr lutt. '!nrtrn attI lcrts ,trcu;.a: Yet
etn, rr rt;t 2Iimlti,rs alieIat-s Hf,icI mo-
The in. III Etricltn. Turt isint1 @etrar;r
rye csr Sulicn ttTitifn. Gurn fsinta Gt.
tr1L 4, min ccr ouitn Icoir, ecr Eat,N:ct,r
r.rmuncri Nr, etr S1mtr, last pat. eer
Nl!5 fesrt IN lcrtm ndturlibtu GiltuS 4 rid.
Ger WIaca piro in itirt Nra't, N2!rurltmit
id III p;relutn une III affiT'jIgtr, eiidr!i ure
icecm Srcar pirn cir btlicreS INC rCincrrt
s'irt luycfutrt. au5 mIldcm ht acncs retTsa'
tl:tS .at rlSiilttS 4P,U:In, rl!ert.
a.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24

and an ten Surssa acncaSct ta6en. 9,
Il AIS s Ect IA weaiN. 30 fett ,Dar
tanner feline Iletnsa SefiunSfn auf ibp
aaeiH ar userriffr iis dqS tci nfitcm
HitmaIs bdttr t,b aratautt, rire frIt
E5rruNe an I'm gu crletcn. Ira, faats
er Jet titetnr. tt otnft, ol5 Yltts .
fe' rartert duf 1nt. 9lh Lifbe wcaer
mir cIS Serdlpe trftbtn." . rttn
rieftn ags ciumattia. j 81 9teiA :" Tas
aeft uns ttrr plr Glen! fllts Qpuii
nob t't Id T,a ur aritpiae nrt ciac
Ssrit eolt1, rdmit irlr cas- g mi!cf
btiTer t.!rah:sn ISnIsn."
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bdmmer. urr rTrte ri. g,a,. 9 m;r
lt0n 2eie Itrtiit ref.n sGe. JR,l
timmIilte 6.taittu I8r!.tr au,.,
SlriGiits 5Ir5ea!' Ccr Rosa i4.
raS G'malcr au; al lBdI3rkn.a 1..
tie 'mrt beardttrHrea " :,stieSci e..
nfesn. Nltr au9Gn wirrn auI a..
'hoae Bio asribttt. Sie T6:ierin "a.
tets dnbdtda Die Same unp iIaf
"Waerblfns, nlda tdnn nitts Sttar.
res itbn! Rtr wiik cs. els rdre id,
rtrtitb bel rer I:tsre StIa iaroen
9Sis fTtunclih, rie tOl i:it, cis octit
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ieinem Gintrittt in Gle Bslf uas III
piGfonmcn ts;Seu g6is Maria, an rrr
arirr' taisenr. 10 lirtIit unp lrtrt:s
auf rGs HluO nicpettlidt, q mit sinsm
%rme URfaEt, Die Iaasfe 6aao auf tbr
ttsfNerlbrtts 6sfj lslt. uus u,er ssm
6cioea Rta9e d1rr GurftiJttit pts armea
@talcs ccrJtDt! 8is eerpI;rN Soiepn
ea feSt anc Tie fr0n n er nit aeiltttttn
5lnern sum 6tnm dah,bIdf! gBie
ben !6irtCu bic 3e7l fteit aus rcn Slus.n
litSt; irie cbrsCtietjl uno luedtna Il
duf eir Siie AeIudFtn iiur. llnc cie =.
gel cbcu. mi1 bimnil6 ihcn! 8ae!eit
une itrreenr! u,o psltb Gin telr.
t"iln} rIS &tac umliett. IIcs un,ercr
ttubfcr, uGc lsIth rer ,S,tin.ner Ger
Sn9ai US;rAid1it l8l5rcditil. rtr f,h
IA rCr @:eu,t eCs Er.t'e y nicht Irsu.n
nno mil Gen GnSe!n O3n lp.sn uro !
rIsiier n, lt,. Ger mug:e Gin ger; 70. I
Z tria tLteu.'
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3rie~farttR.

StrN'u'tFsy;c yam : N~sr;cn Wttr. Rlsin.
1';'r. etm 9aCtaIuS. hem iubIi,tta Ruflare
H.WaEiW arS.etT riiIittu SuiFri. II Snir
l't;c5fn. 'treiS!:ia aerradt une ecIcrrt @afr
Tnh. | 100000 t1roRt. 22-@s ScG. grcie
;c'd!itsl lEe II llmIti2G, SEQ.
TitIt Rdris IN -ab etr ~catiitr III rsn-
0iHt;ei"u sra1F;u cuta-.-Scj:e, tesisf
5int utuf,tt htr TlriitGiR ecS a-ritn
0ri:1sIrhgr!a IS in @uraea mo Ei
$or,autbsetcer !rn .. 5ttidcr, g2r.9l
Trartfoy; Str.. Yta I,rF. Der trcalt are ned
Smrf1r3 ets 9t!ta8ts lps!tic "a 4 ;ufsa-
et.
Tjtftr %,Iit,tr tlt Srrttsruu.lr a,lreTt-,
unl ireiitre aricdcFmtra. sir rtrl rotsia :per.
"a lcattH, aISea!c crittinea ~ IaiIcu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24
,,CmfcG Gnrl.'
%tGs tealfpJartrrSaNiits
il!nItrirto Sn9cMSfcDr IT.

GTftcint W6r1tih. Trcit 81 so rcr
Sdbr in Crrdus.
: TIE N1rW tnthaticn Guitli1ltn. ic6rl-
rticn eeIu Wtnid,cr, aGwsCrern SiiGtn ngs
,R2tIrtunn me Gtitittt @arttr, 5SetcIr,
Halhld unb 0T,5Iduren's SpttlntnfrI, 10
mic cute SlIuilgrteatn, wtTccn ipwoN rcr
iIcrm SHuliuttac, ois auh ben ,,Ncri.
6u'tcn"siuc EuIc etS S;rfeS lur lIntel~
. Itanl une elttrGre b:ir1tn-Tit @t.
htiIuns FIR bic .,oTiNauatr" istt unt,r
rer l2e;ri!en veuunl Der ratmIthf tetaaEtcn
9lpcrl5yirerir. FrIu Vieel Wctttrp.
gu tti,rttn eur6 lie Nutblnelur1tE petT
eHr6 rea SCrauSattr:
SdrI TOT fluar. Ri.wauflr. gPis.
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vhito Shuttle
S1G6Maf6ine!
lr;;E Sertaofhea Niaf9in u.

Gs;r Sertsofbea @iaf!in u. :
=: Cure d!tutobii6sn, fd,tperfdEiocn.
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~ uns. gS,r nthmen 'bte1eIbt1 81
! :, . als 3teiI olr 3abIAn9 CT sme tor
II n G3aiGincn.
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! e.tta5 &c cine ect ertbtei WtniGiHer
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f, /ir I3crtl1liten. Sie GGt Sas er0lte
80 <tCrI. I.n;l. e:nem ercben ,9oRbin",
p, ~ ht!t,ohe cine Gnnje Gpu!e 3?rirr
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;>eyI:-i 9er6cn Gb"e 9crausnGbnle 0sS
:5c...itqer5 org ser Utnidne.
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>'-c:tar@cnsuag biycct liter b,e ytnfcl qe-
1t 80 canurta lie Die Btfdhl0ura q be-
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-12-12
Threatening Political Situation.

We take pleasure in placing before our
readers the following important letter.
While having no direct political bearing,
it has real significance, showing, rs it
does, that whatever the people of these
States, may think concerning the politi-
cal situation, they are far from brand
ing DR.. Pierce's Family Remedies as
frauds.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, June s, 1878.
DIR. PIERCE-Dear Sir: Your Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets
have cured my daughter of Scrofulous
Swelings and Open Sores about the
Neck and your favorite Prescription has
accomplished wonders in restoring to
health my wife who had been bed fast
for eight months, from Female Weak
ness. am with grateful feelings, yours
truly, T. II. Long.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-12-12

forts are being made, however vainly, to
secure the services of some magistrate
who will assume the responsibility of Or
dering Little to be returned to Lexington
or some other Jail for safekeeping. The
court has left without making any pro-
vision for the keeping of county paupers
or idiots, which leaves many persons in
destitute circumstances.
ATTEMPT TO BURY JUDGE BURNETT.
"A guard was detailed to dig the grave
of Judge Burnett, the spot selected being
by the side of his sweetheart, who died
one year ago. Ladies and citizens who
came to town to-day to attend tie funeral
have beaten hasty retreat. Lawless-
ness and disorder are so rife that the re-
mains of the late county judge will have
no followers save an armed guard who
will avenge his death. Everybody is
leaving the town and there is cessation
of all business, as it is as much as people
can do to protect their lives from the
wauton cruelty of the rabble.