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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

| LIST OF (ONVEfANCEs.~ HUN
Simon Hepner and wife , Z r.,
ner. ItttiI Is n-f N'@o,
Deed from I. Hitc Bird comr. to d.
F. Kagey. 'H
Deed from JAG. L. Hepner and wife
to David F. Eslcp.
Deed VIM. 2. Slower and wife to
Francis NJ. Slower.
Deed from Frank Ripleger and wife
10 Isaiah /. Keller.
Deed from Susan Ilenkel SC to e.
NJ. & w. 7. Rosenberser.
Deed from Dsnl. Saum Gdn. to VIM.
Beydler.
Deed from Levi RiHksr to Israel
Greeu.
Deed from Jos. Is. Strayer aud wife
to Kagcy & Miller.
Decd from l.. II. Rinker, Trustee &c.
TO Geo. hinnick.
Deed from NJ. l.. Walton, Trustee TO
Geo. w. Minnick.
Deed from w. +. Williams &c
Cumr. To Isaac Foitz &c.
Deed from IL. Z White to Gabrilla
d. Clark.
Deed from JAG. Cook to John Cook.
Deed from Z. w. Magruder &c.
Comr. to Moses Walton.
Deed from Benz. Irwin and wife to
Jos. Z. Irwin.
Deed from F. f. Rice &c. Atteys. to
John IL. Dingledine.
Deed from J. w. K. Moore and wife
to Frances O'Brien.
Deed from Isaac Miller with JAG. r.
Miller.
Deed from NJ. L. Walton sc. IComr.
to 3. Schmitt.
Deed from J. r. jackson Comr. to
Jno. S. Barbour.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
On petition for road between Isaiah's
Clem's barn and Harman's School
House, land owners summoned to next
term.
Agreement between Mary Barb and
Geo. Baker proved and ordered to be
recorded.
Administration on the estate NJ
Harrison Fry committed to the sheuS.
The will Of Philip Rodeaer ordered to
be recorded.
The will OF Christian Miller, deed.
proved and ordered to be recorded.
Alice f. Kibler and Rebecca E. Kib-
Ter selected Rob't II. Kibler us their
guardian.
George Bowman appointed Guardian
Lydia C.. knapp and Hannah knapp,
J. W. Wenger appointed Gdn. o.
Charles A. Wenger.
Elias l.. Irwin is appointed Com
mittee for John Irwin.
The will Of Jacob Lutz, decd proved
and ordered to be recorded.
Luther Neeb appointed administrator
Of Jacob Mech, decd.
Luther Neeb appointed administrator
Of Valentine Nceb, decd.
Amos Funkhouser appointed adj
mnistrator OF Elizabeth Funkhouser,
decd.
Obed Funk appointed administrator
of A. J. Hoffman d, ell.
Timothy O'Connor, Of the county of
Cork, ireland took the oath Of allegiance
to the L. ). Government.
Petition of Adam Reidenour and
others for new road through the lands
of Dan'l Rriden ,ur and Others fled and
Conn. of Roads ordered to review the
proposed road, &c. and report,
On motion, Mark Thomas Comr. OF
Roads Office District ordered to open
the road petitoned for by Sam'l Biller'
VIM. Estep and others, in accordance
with the report approved in Sept. 1875.
On report tits ordered that a337,5
be paid Morgan NJ. Moore, damages for
road running through his land.
Report OF Henry Kern, Jacob Cofelt
and Solomon &. Clark appointed TO
partition the real estate Of Jacob Stultz,
decd. approved and ordered to be re-
corded.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

WARM.-Last Monday was warm
enough for harvest day. but Tuesday
morning brought the compliments OF
the Snow covered hills OF Wyoming.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

CCIDENT.-Hugh, little son OF
Benjamin Crabill, Of Toms Brook, had
TWO OF his fingers on his left hand, cut
OF last Saturday. He and his brother
we're cutting some plank with an axe
when his brother, by an unfortunate
blow, cut of the two fingers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

COOP HOMES WANTED.-For two
little g rls, aged two and five years
TAey are sprightly children. Appli-
cations with satisfactory references
should be made to
J. b. SHEFFLBR, Supt. of Poor.
MauTertOwn, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

The hearing Of the motion to make
the Shenandoah river a lawful fence is
set for tomorrow. (rhm sday) Much
interest is felt in this matter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

oa,o ,. ofTLo a ;lsor Adjustable
Pew mint Vi "0
'pchai manufacturing Company iouhu III
anotf$t column. I"e clair meets us
requirements OF ease comfort strength
durability and economy IN an eminent
degree. The lr'on is entirely OF iro"'
aud 50 carefully constituted as to Inst a
life time. Ii is most eNte'ieni easy
chair and can readily h' changed to
give actually thfi} p's.i''a'. II nay
be altered MO h'n. ID l"" u"iVi'"'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

Is WOODSTOCK a FINISHED Town
The question, we are glad to see, ha:
been partly answered, and it has been
decided that the town is not flushed.
The town council, we are informed
are disposed to enforce the street
Improvement programme. We hope
thu ca N)rl vail BE- we'll done
and that all distractions will be re-
moved 50 that Woodstock can have a
regular line OF payemcnts. Let the
good work be commenced at once and
the present summer will beresarded as
the starting point in our new era OF pro-
gressiye improvements.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

PEACHES. Our fruit men are OF the
opinion that the peach crop will be an
entire failure in this section Of the
State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

SPRING.-Nearly all the spring BIRDS
lave returned. We extend 10 them a
hearty welcome.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

Over 100000 bottles of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup are sold every season, and
thousands of persons saved from an I'M
timely grave.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

A very ine Guitar for sale cheap at
p. Heller s. Co. opposite Court House,
sign Of the Red Flag.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

A very fine Guitar for sale cheap at
2. Heller & Co. opposite Court House
sign Of the Red Flag.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

4 SURPRIsE.-A Miss Barb. an old
maiden lady who resided a few miles
South Of Orkney Springs, died few
weeks ago. At the time OF her death.
it was not known that she had any
money. \ few days afterwards some
silver coin was found hid in a bee gum,
and at other places about her house.
Over one thousand dollars in silver coin
was found in different places. The
dates on the coins ranged from l749 to
1882. 1t was great surprise to the
fortunate heir, and once more this
money withdrawn from circulation for
years is now doingi its part in adjusting
the debts Of individuals. Some Of it has
reached the hands Of our county treas
urer and its appearance forcibly
reminds us Of antebeiiam days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

NOTICE. All parties cndcbtcG to lie
by account or note are earnestly re-
quested to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment. as have Use Tor
funds in order to conduct my business
successfully.
EdAhurO. Va. RI. Jos. CONFER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

"Tm,L BorArs C~-.. In Of
der that al ma, 'c~l ih- ,.rai virtues
of DR. awayur', Comp -linp Of
Wild Ar} We have i->a,3 uHl bet.
tie, u Aruls. " family shanld br
within n ,a'G.il. mcd cine, "a, Of
ten iitV i'm, - c.a bottle wil.
cure rIccn' COACH orcalj. AID mus
prevent much ,u.irlin. aud risk Ii
also cures asthma. bronchitis, liver
complaint, and cnuche, aud rrriies
rhe blood, sivi q tone and strength 70
the entire system.
Asthma ANp Dlsraa.!z Gotten CURED.
My mother WAS great sufferer from
asthma; could not sleep; her >ymp-
toms became very Alarming short
breath, pains aod oppry,sion DR..
Swayur's Compound syrup Of Wild
Cherry gave her immcii fc rclicf and
in short time restored Il to good
health II MEYER Grocer.
18th and Carpenter is. Philadelphia.
Price Trial bottles - cts. large
size 81, or six for s. \ SIND %
cent bottle will olicu-rmc- cue a re,
cent cough or cold, and Thus prevent
much risk and suffering -oli by Or.
D D CARTER, Wopl>tac&
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

etter papers and Elye op.- 10 boxes. n great
| v.riety. from IS ct-. ODD. Cal 90 HAAdLLi
son and see them.
C,ap. Letter and Toto Paper. Legal Gap and B.il
Opaper with a full l.ne oi n'elopcs. bought dl-
rect from the mauutalturef. Mh.th "e cHh 'ei'
yely low. atBNDGELr 6 SONS Book store.
Dlank hooks. Meruaudnm and Pass books OF
Dsvery variety, at nNifhLr s. soNS Book and
Stationary Store.
I1amny Bibles. po,i,t rl'. and Tc.au. MS in
L great variety ard 20 fnc lowest prices 90
BARGELT & SONS.
ID odgers Ware. such 's casters communion sei..
hsYoous. To KS Bu' Knives Sc. which viii
be warranted Genriae, a7 we hly dfeei from
Rodgers * >. ana lr. ..re 60 e g ilo pure, at
RARGELr sQS
Miscellaneous books m la.ee variety. scott
M Dickous Lever, AIhmcs, Young Asniar
Sc' also Lake Side Library, ana me s'Al9tiu
psots together win all te popular authors OF the
day. az publishers prices 90 EAA"tLi 8 soN
Bookstore. SEPT. 'tA' -'t'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13

LIST OF CoNvEYANCEs.- Deed from
Simon Hepner and wife 4 E.
ner. It.tII |f n-.f N'So, &
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-13
VERY CIIEAr STOCK

?. 5 We would especially call the a;teatis nof
;Ao public 70 our
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16
She Always Made Home huppy

4 plain marble S.oas in church.
yard hears this brirf inscription "Shr
a!"ays ma4r home happy" The cpl
laph va, renL.d by bcrcarcd hus.
band. after SIXTY years Of welded life
lie might have .4id OF his departed
sI!e, siG was o:AaIitul and accUm.
piIshui, aud an oruSmGht 10 society,
and yet not have said sn. made home
happy. lie might hars added. she
sus Il Christian, ard not been able to
say: "SNe Alray. made home happy "
What rare combination Of virtues
aud gr.ces, thi, Hifc and mother must
have possessed. How wisely she III u>t
have ordered her house Iu what pa
Iienes she mu" have possessed her
SOUL How SELF den, ing she must
have been! How tender AID loving
ltUw thoughtful for the comlort Of nIi
about her! !irl husband did not seek
happiness in public places, hccausc he
iUund purcr aud s%Gc;cr enjoyment al
honIr. Her ch,ldtrn. When araJ. did
not dread to return. Tor there wa. nu
PLACE 20 dear to Item S. h0me. There
e,7 Dh,ir mother thinking lor them, ,aud
praying for them. aud longing fur 'll~u
,uInIug Whru trmptc", thy thought
ii her. Wacu III trouble .Ihsy tlmeW
aoDrI n,r kiui voice aud rr,iy symp 4
Ay. When sisk. they mus: 80 homc :;
ihry could uOt die away trouI their dear
mother. This wiir aud neither vas nut
exempt from The cares cu'mmun 10 her
place. She toiltl Nhe suffered disap.
condiments and LcrcaVemruts she Was
afflicted, hut Yet she vas submissive
unI rlIcrrlut. The Lords will concern.
ug UpS W, hct will. uul 50 SIlc passed
away, leaving lnis sweet remembrance
Gybiut ho5--"She always mul3 home
mpfy.'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16
ARRIVAL AND DEF PARTGRE
OE TIE Mills

CInrksburg-dhily except SInlnrT-lcaTes
Tcs'on at 8 \. M,-nFrivesn ".
Brnxton Court llouse-inly except Sun
davs-arrivrs at it'csion by san P, ", and
leaves Weston same hAv NJ $50 p v
GlenvilIC-lravra HcstOn ut : 4. NJ. on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays-arrircs
M0 p u Tuesdays, Thursdays and sa'ar-
Gays.
BuckhNnnnn-arrivcs at WESTON i2 v.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and ShturdNys-lcarrs
Weston ?P N. same dAvs
philippi-ArriyeS at Weston Tnc'larS nal
Fridays II, GP. " leaves Weston Hedncs-
dRv and Saturdays ut I 4. ".
Mount rlrAsant-leavcs Weston Mondays
and Thursdays NJ : A.N.-Nrrlves Tuesdays
,uh Frilays by 5P.A.
West -arrirCs Mondays At 8 ?. n .
Leaves Weston Tuesdays ut a. ".
Sand fOrk-onCc a wecK-lNavcs Weston
Moudsysat c A. M.-u'riTCs Mondays III 5
P. n.
Er- Pattirs hnving mail to 90 should
bring it 10 tic OI'irr haitian hour before the
departure Of the mails.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16
Heavy Contract 10 Let.

A gentleman vhO came down from
Lexington On Saturday was asked how
tunes we're in that section. dc said
about all have heard Of lately is q
joke On an editor, who, going away,
left bis paper in charge Ofa minister.
During thu minister's ,tny in the sane :
tum the following letter came from a
mpuntain subscriber:
"YO1 know very well I paid my
subscription to your paper the last time
I was in Lexington. If | get any
more such letters from you US reCeir.
I'd last week | will come down to lex.
iugtOn aud maui HI! ont Of you
The minister answered:
II have been trying to maui that
thing GU. of the editor lor ten years
pas.. and it. You will really come down
and maui it out OF him. then, my dea:
sir. have twenty mvInlets Of uiy
church | will also get you to operate
on "-I.oaisviNs Cnuritr journal
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16
4 Man with Lis sixth Wife.

1hr. now lives in D k"ta c"urty ii
nj, stats. say. the StiIIwTrr. Min"r
,"if. LHmbrrman mat VII" has jns'
u,rrIrd his SIKH wife IL y. Pan. Min .
uy."Io. II" a., lo'" i" NrS ;r"us
eek marri", 'h"rr, aud muTrh 10
VI nm su,a vii b's tifI aI'r md iWn
rLidu'u h"H I'r.s -tN 'hr year
1871 "r Ihh,.i 49,. A. Mlnhcs";a
us ~itr pii..! -pi ,il.rS,td "h child.
iID'r sanrl ,r"a 1aef hr married =
Hr:vN ~'th IT" t",l,. ! t"y Moving
tIrtuce to >'."G". county, Where he
i,mMn> unnl tive eald'cn are burn. Nil
..rj>. Un2 dr,I .a! aitrrwAri his
s,c"ut ~Ii". A tet apSe q six or
Vru mnUlbs he n"rrlrs Iguin, wid.
with = by rhiI roman is n
IiVUsler, aHd proves too much Tor him,
Ia Irm than two years be givcG her
81 900 to grant hin divorce He
obraius it. s,u,,s Cur MaiuG, meets with
a womAu, sernratr! 'r"m her husband
tut 10, divorced. aud marries her ss
soon Us the divorces is ob'uined. fu a
year aud a half she dies. leaving To
children. So"isu discouraged, after
three .ud one.half years. he marrics
asaiu-anolhrr Maiue widow Then
hr returns to MinnesuIs, where, on the
lllh Of August last, bis fith wife
passed from the eurth, leaving bin su.
other girl. And now her pIae" is al
ry.dy filed BY 'Ae'iA'h-Shr'h"r maid
r wi,luw. "" knus mt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16
PIO MONO.
His Death and Ills Last Words.
LOSpoS, February I.

LOHDoS, February /.
A dispatch from Rome snys the
/ pOpr's ley, were SO much better yes
:rrday that he was able TO walk few
steps. It is believed that this e1er
! lion was fatal. The change for the
worse occurred at Tour O'clock in th'
uorbiae. when the death agony began.
! irpyers for hI- recovery were offered "'
all the rhurche, in Rome. The cardl.
nails were assembled in cOuucil in the
next room to Ii. chamber Of death, but
liI. together With til" dignitaries otthe
! Papal Court. were ss his bedside al
the moment Of death. Cardiual Pane.
biancu administered the last sacrs.
meEtJ. All the Ambassadors accred
tied to the Eatican called to make in
quirics during the morning. Kin
Ilumbert also constantly sent Tor lniOr.
matlon. No one is nov admitted to the
Vatican excerpt the Pontifcial Cham.
berlaiB,, who ae charged with the
otiico Of guarding the corpse. Monsig'
nor Simc"ni, the Cardinal Secretary Of
State, has ordered tho 0sserCatOre
Ho1a"o, the daily organ Of tho Fatl'
eau, to suspend publication until to
morrow The city is perfectly tran
quill. The authorities have taken all
the measures they deem necessary
The police and municipal guards pre-.
vcu, approach to the Vatican.
The Adeertiser's special from Rome
states that the news OF the roFc's death,
which occurred at 4:51 this afternoon,
has already been officially announced,
aud gives the toIIu~ius particulars :
The Pope ut u'cI"cx ou "Wednesday
night telt sudden SutFocation He
rallied several times, but said to his
pnys,c:aus death wins this THE "
lie was alternately lucid and Wander.
IDg. Ills last mumrnlS we're iuclr.
lie said: Guard the Church loved
80 well and sacrcdIy." The immc4ias
cause Of death was Ihe closing Of the
S"uud in the ley. which u.Ir the hu
.nUfe nUuut Into the lungs aud braiu.
Cardinals Maun,ag aud Howard and
many others were present at the death.
The cOuci.Se has begun Cardinal
su"ecui has demanded troops aud the
4oVernmru, ba- accedrd TO his request.
rae Alub4sradDIs accredited 10 the
Y L'can arve gone in q body to view
II" corPsr. The Italian government
'asu'es the Independence Of the Gun.
",sr I'D o6ns suy services that Car.
d,uI S!nc'ni may demand.
u'h'r accounts say tho cause Of
L"4,u E-- the mounting Ot vaIer to the
heart. The Pope swooued and was III
XuomIs At tbrcc o'clock. but death did
Ut, Occur uuul Somewhat utter the time
aonOunrcd IN the frs, dispatch trom
Rome yesterday.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16

Tm,rr,cA my sif. ,bon' thir,y.Gvc
y"gt. aei. The S"'"mony was per.
'or.nsi shru' seven o'clock 10 the
n"rring Before retiring that c7ru.
ing ~ hs talk with each other. mud
ii" rc,nl: has SSrrlrued our entire
ii;t,. We agreed uih each other
that zach should ty -s'chfui and care.
frl never. BY act m word 10 hur! the
selling. Of tho other. W. we're both
y0ung both 10, frmprt"i, bath pusi.
tive IN oar ike aud di.lik-s. snd both
sou" hat rx,ctiu4 aud hr1ihl" just
III" ,natc'ial for i life Of coujugal war
fue. VIII, for few years "" found
i, hard wuk 20 alEay, liz" by our
ssr"cmch,. Occasionally (not nfIrn)
ward or. lo'k wauld Sip of the
'nrguO or face hef0r" it c"n' b caught
"r .uprr-s"d W. nav"r rl'u",i he 'u''
~ z, i'Hh upon "ur wra h.. Before
Tuiri'. ~ nigM. IN s1ch OceA-mns
'h''- 80 A~ny' confession anil th
rn-n".' aud tbs cuIprit would fhreomr
tnur' ratr'ui. in the future Our tenn
prr- Aad dispositions became m'r''
gr huAIly mrrc aud more couSoni.l ,
:" hat after '"w years Vr b"cAm"
nn" IN r"a''y. Is Ilr ulari''.I 6, r :!''ay
had prrwuuecl Is Uwp,T-j!y In
tmnktug back. n. Sad tha, for nor,
lhAu '~""'y years our iH!le .sr"oMr"'
has been uuhrnkcn, aud there has D"Gn
no occ ,sinn FOR cDurssUa or forgive
nrss. lu business xe havs had ouI
adversely and prosperity mud surc' s.
w hAyr raised = family 0l children
nud uoS have uur grnnd.childrc" about
IL; ~ ave Slmpir enough to bchcVr
that y have hrttrr children mud grand
chiuIea hrudusr Of Jur little agree
mrui. U"dri such :ontrnct. rClig
ion-y Kept. no i!I.uarured uhiid'rr
L. 81. g.,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16
A Du, lh 5 nca,iI- Bed

y" ,ionk ngO there did at the Il"
u. unu, Parts, Ca!oUdal. au odd aud
Qusr,e .Ome character. whose anxiety
t" 6gm with uOybody on any pre'e1t OF
u"u- VI. not more absuriIy excessive
han that described in Romeo Iu':
Juliet" The reSmH OF pAP"T he con
-umv,! in ~tii,ns challenges. 'hr thou
,aad, upon rhousrni. Of f'ir"i- b.
.,ut to thousand. oC "Ppo"""'> "uv
would be bold rnuuGh to c0mprtc ! A
,hr old tUSn lay dJins IA 'h' hospital '
prc-, vas scDI ioF To ,lEord ham Vhr
Nv: consolation OF uiigi"n I'll,
*o,thy tarhrr did not spare to tel! hin
tt.pkIy ~ "h4l coutii,io" hr was. hUN
obuur,ous "a, lI",.ru su, lhr drsp' ran
IT, he b d led. aud tho necessity o
~ p.-m. .ud ;h"r""sh I,p~"'.Lcr
",.D a. s"d priest h'i '"'t h."
.Ippaa hrrk"uvd !esb!y no tri,u,
nho .,r watchi". " his bedside, a"d
ShI'rr'"h h"AT-ry.
T.A, dv.u ,h.h lniy-t- aidr"..,
n, =, ~ Il 'ln,,,u,,te IN mn fh.,i
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16
What pemdletOns $ election oieans

1t is to DO regretted that George II
udleton, wnu Was elected ~ tie
Ohio Legislature United states .,cnA-
tor 10 succeed Stanley MaIlhrw,, eau
not be present at one: s es''j4tAat to
Mr.. Voorhees, III the oause Vi tiuauCial
reform aud iIuGrIuvH, U! mOmeutary
justice aud equity. The eiecIiou O'
Mr.. E'rlltrtun, huWCyct, will NO: bC
without it, rm,uy,in'r morsl effect il
GonsIr,t a, wi, 40 vuis.ie Ii Is UG,
Of The .sn, @: tbs tiIus. whose NEAL
Ins c.uuut Dv mistaken. Like MI
Voorhees,, Dir l'gudlv.ou contruds thai
the 6rss duty Ot tho government Is tc
the citizens unl therefore demAuds the
reversal OF tiuanria! policy aud d
mOIncntAry System exqu'S'teIy adapted
10 reduce the citizen to the everlasting
position Of au nLjrct. shaving cVutriOu'
Tor 10 1.-THE mere growth OF lGcomc to
retired capitalists" ."-tmirssion NcvI.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16

The editor Of 4 Cincinnati pap,r
say- that luvc ii aa in,Oxicatiou. a
year Of matFinouy world sober that
f,llow W.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16
Housekeeping Hint /,

Inc SAME moneys worth ~ snaIIcT
amount Of good. is more nutritious.
moro iuyigorntiDg than e much larger
amount OF what is Of an inferior quail
ity. Therefore get good food and kccT
it good until used. Remember that.
Fresh .peais should be kept in cool
place, but not freezing or in actual
contact with ice.
Flour and .ueal should be kept 10 3
cool place, with space Of au iuch or
more between thc Goor and the bottom
Of the barrel.
Sngar..-EIuvana sugar is seldom
clean; hence not SO good as that from
Bruzil, Porto Rico, aud Santa Cruz.
Loaf, crushed and graDulatcd sugars
huvc moro sweetness aud 60 farther
than brown.
Butter for winter use should be mado
10 mid autumn.
L,,a tba. !, hard ,0d white . and
from hogs under year old, is best.
Cheese soft between the fingers is
;cb,,, ,ri hes, Koo, :. I'D :,
h.,, h,,., ,o ,oo, l..,,... W..
uli the mould with a dry slo,o.
Rice, largo, cieup and fresh LOOKING.
il hest,
.Syoo, ANAL anil white cor.s
.p.n,, vi. Lo..
Cor;e and Ten sbouIl bo tcr. in
eIosp euui.,e,s ,ra Lv ,bsmxaIycs
Purchase the former urccn roo.t md
grind for each davis nae,
App,c., Onumc. oua Lennon, .con
luurc,, wruprpd rIoss !, n,ror and
kep, in a covl drv place, Thav frozon
uvolrs in cold wn,cr
Bread uIi E1,kr shnuh he tonI in a
lry. coyI pI..s, in Il vooJen boy' aired
in The ,uu every dov or ,vo
All .lron, oLoroJ f,,I .ho,ll h.
kept By itself, where il cuupo, seen, ,bs
house.
R,- Nam ohorII h, r;,,d -, -;,h
.nr,c, ho,w,u, ,h,, - ,l,.u
having the uir all around TO dry it for
mouths before u4,ur ,hs dricr tho lss.
waste.
Cmaber,ies coycrcl with water will
Keep for .aou,h. in n cellar
j,,,,,,,s. sn...,, 49,, H.. A.. Il,
not spruu,. If they do, Gu. ofY III,
SPROUTS often. If frozen tb,v t,,om
III hot water aud cook them a, ouso.
iiy pcrliuy off the skin after they ,,c
cuok.J III. ,o., ,rm,;,;o,. ,rI ho,I,t
tul purt il saved
torn.d beef SHOULD b, Nh. in bo;li,r
wuirr and hoiIrd ,,.,d,I,, r.. o,,,-nI
huurs.
UamiMy or .S,nu .hculd s.ccn in
warm wuter all hight. md boil NIL ocx.
day 10 uu csrthru lar su,ruuud.d wi,h
water.
Spices Qul Pepvers sl,on;d bc sror,l
euc, nuI KEEP. iu tin euu, IN Il DIR,
place. A yood nutmeg Li,,S, =, ,b,
puusturc ots pin. CAYENNE pcvuer i,
better for all pu.poses OF health than
bIack.
Beans, white, are the cheupes. and
must nutrition. o. all articles O, food in
this country. The bgst ueaIy po,a,oe,
s,uk in ssrous sal. water.
Hot Irtnks are bcs. at nculs tho
less Of any fluid the better, ANY.
thing cold arrests digestion on ,bs in.
slant.
1t is hurlul, and il 4 wicLcl vas,,
,,
'" 'O"' W S1G hhHVuL uu appetite.