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FASHION NOTES.


Earrings arr very smell
Handkerchief cap. are DE mos, iashionAe.s
CarriAlN and indoor G stumes arr demi-trained
violet blue and garnet continue ~ u Isadng colora
Tho dsrSsr shade garnet Is the most iashionabls.
Belts and SIDE packets he ryss for
Armure six Il much used for parts drcssy silk toits
1se Leys Is the Lte.t device Tor shawl and bonnet
The Gsasvisve train u amons tie most stylish
Short costumes are r9--s, street wear when
waking
Even great painters do 10 paint designs for
iHns nov udayA
s1pfe yokes ami simulated pomradour fronts on high
eorsascs are leadiug s;yigS
The nns,t Mosaic lewelrv, in raised Venetian Mosaic
slNss flowers. Isl revived iashlou
Winter DonnetS like those the fHn and summer will
l. " vari0us shape. aud trimmed IN various STYLES
iudc.uueubk Jartinieres arS the laSst nSvslues IN
a.SSsn AT w ''1'' D'' '' outdoor sH'S
Iu,nen.s quantities. Of crystal eOored esad subroias
nss sy1HAT on 'hs I'D p'f' s'SHns AH' lui
Pm. q ans wiz % ws.sA ar. ss. hand
hand Dire seresna
oaJnss M ~ dark shade. very popular er hes
aud 60nnet but such euspeaux are suitable Gully Tor
sarnet costumes
One OF the Drets metal or jet bonnet Dis Of the sea
son sG ,cyihe - IS re holding down rvapsd ear Of
whest and cut oOwer
ne fancy Tor iai ires.es eonunnes but they al
rSy, Ssrs S % Or Shtss OF are worn
lnds-rucubls Frvneh artificial nowers that eanhot be
s, ~ sS9;isS 70 a' ss - 'H'" are 'D' al
sAtu the most fashionable VI sk tissues this winter
Tor fu drVss VccasOns but Il - Alwavr combined with
mare. lails, velvet Or some other SIX fabric.
shaw's lcadius coinurcs fur THIS season are the
Duchess NiSuou. Nnuu Eugene. Api Mercedes. al 81
wh.,h illustrated IN his How 10 vs. Beautiful cat
al,Hue aud prlee A,t
The Loos xv casaquin Is the fashionable deml.'as son
santsd Of over lv tao, AMI cpeus Va front ~ SHOW
Wa.sirOat W sllk or satH
The rrini'ry casaquin Paris out door garment 10 OF
velvet y corduroy, ma shaped rtvcV Ike the popular
Louis AN casaquln AZ, u at % 4, clOsvd AL the WAY
down the front with handsome puttons
For town wear thew are Two isunc, types of fashion
able bonnet The sinai! trimmed mush Dom. oottr1e
bonnet aud the elegant Predetermined chapvau Ia the
dams sbOrVUgh Lreiealer or kJ4vr Nc COvery style.
New lacs Iius IN hne gold, are In the form Ut oars
bTO0nA trumpvtA whip handles with the lash twisted
HrJuni theu, Toys Srys rolls ~ music. sections Of
fence With the bars hAlf down ladders whuss rum
ues estss or teais are pvrehed, aud others stra'
! drNA
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-ALpRtcH-sBRRNAN,-In csissga III. New. Is J.
Frank Adrieh, son OF the Hon William Aldrich Con
gressmaa nom the First Illinois Dstrst 70 Mss Lulu
shs rinAn. daughter u Gen. Frank 7. sherman The
bride WAS DRESSED 10 cameo pink ak. with diamond
nAmSnts the traditional bridal veil being discarded TIE
many. and exceedingly valuable and use
Iu Including pAr o. solitaire diamond earrings tue
git Ut tile crUam, also 81 90 IN stocks u
value the SIT " the Hon William Aldrich.
uAfGHr-lEANEAS-O siay, Nov. Is, AZ the
resdence Of Nj; NaaSeyie. pnels q the bride. BY
the Rev j. X smith Mr. William Haght Of chAppa
Qua 10 Miss AunA A. Leavens " Peeksklll n. \.
'JAMEs-oARDiNER-O Thursday. Nov. IL. at Grace
Church. Brooklyn, bv the Rev Dr. Snivey. d Willis
James Jr T. LOUISE C.. daughter VI William " Gardiner
PESDExTER-l-G MONDE on THURSDAY. Nov. u At
the ~senec 90 tho bride parents. l0ttenvie, staten
leland hy the Rev DR. Taylor, Asast-d BY the Rev Dr.
NJ Vail Nj. Charles II. fendeNtsr 10 Miss Mary W..
daufhtef william La Monde.
ROBERrS-DANIES- AT The residence OF the bride =
parvuts IN New York Nils y. Nov Is by the Rev X
y jones' D. y. Nj Thomas d Roberts VI Turin 10 Mss
LHKr Davies daughtsr OF Thomas Davies
RtssELL-SrONE.-At the residence VI the brides
mother Nov IS by the Rev ]. sawyer. Mr. Joseph 4.
Russell ui New iOrk city u Miss Libbie NJ stone u
White bura. \. Y.
WATE RBtRY-TCRNER-A Eoroton. Conn. nov II,
By the Rev. Lonis French, at St Lukes Church Miss
Louise 1urneT granddaughter u Charles Turnsr ESQ
10 MT. Frank ) Waterbury.
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NEW EVEN FOR TROY.
The Presidsnt OF the Board OF Aidernsn Ar
re.ted and In DIssraee.

TROY, Nov. le-Michael A. Tierney. Alder
man Of the First Ward. and President Of the
Common Council. was arrested this afternoon
on charge Of dlsorierly conduct at the MATINEE
at the Griswold Opera House. On his arrest
ne used the most obscene language, aud de-
ciared he would use his influence and close the
theatre In less than week. He told O1lcer Me-
Chesney. who took him into custody. that he
II ight rs we'll sell his uniform. as he would not
course Of construction ip the Second Precind.
and the cells are not ready lor occupancy; con.
there. IL was necessary for the Off eer 10 carry
the drunken President Of the Board Of Alder
men through tho principal streets VI the city 10
Prior to hts arrival there. an order hat been re-
cslved by the Sergeant In charge IRON Justice
DOnohup. directing the release OF the prisoner
On bail. And aooordlngly Tiernsy. notwithstane-
Ing his Intoxicated condition. was given his
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Is jes swan AZ WI dn var csteki1n, Narsa Hayes
Oars sh quar- notions ockerpyu fvkses minis desc DAYS
Dat eenamos ives druv 10 spoSe dat wors Nhis
bOas
VIII SKIP nsger down to hell an tsminAts his ghos
NOW you's mad les ssreDcs Gxes yer ter j.dss
II us yarculed pus~H oGshtoT onh DC ragged edge.
Or w ~ Ferson Johnsng los' dip my soul prsr
An puiorate DC 'oaknl III dribes away Dc scar'
Lac done gone hreenated poultry Marss Hayes
kHoyvi hey didn't 'lvus e. dsts siV hut adays
II alut dc man w0t lys dc fruiL but hun dui lie
pickius
OATS 'meuaele dey tolls me, IN speeks it plies ter
chickens
But Parson johnSins knOwed de game wuI wrongly
tookon.
An dat Kinder hung aroun an waited Tor De hookin
An eoursg,d ob lie UurHulers ter cabbage de Vod,
BY sortsf mtermHlu' dat my sppsu's war good
De Parsons risnieous on iae's Oars denyin dat
But hyar's DE lint lat gospel an me wSdifersat
ne IA De cumin' wof darn be heAby siueaiin
Por him VIZ wAlsrs IN de spiies hin wot duI der
Ns1iH
Now, NARA Hayss yosb eoDpsrtsht ter tackle dem
duius.
You's runuaan' In whites dat you's sArtin isn't you'ns
But Ell some wusseT SInST hudn' lighted De ration.
Yer wouldn' had I'm. would yorf An dAts Iss my
siiywaron.
An vou spOss dat Probidsnes'n Aabs de warms,
hokins
For dsm var chaps dat rek-sd yo' game an dem dat
fotched my chckenst
Does Sa any leses IN de way dc pArsons booked IT,
Dat dem 'sutnss de boetJ Wnss a. dem woi
hssksd ht
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Mrs. Sarah A. Fowler died on Friday evening
IN the residence u her daughter Mrs Abbe Bremen.
90 South Second Brooklyn Mrs Fowler was 50
years Of aye Her father was Joseph Hatned Revou-
uonary patriot She married Dr. Francis Fowler. who
iierwsTd brcsme President OF the New York Medical
Collcge Dr. fOwlor died leaving ms vie with -four cil
dren Mrs Fowler wasior NAM year, a eneher ~ ne
New York public schons She resigned from the RiNing
ton street school Ia 1855 OF failing health She
was engaged IN many works VI charity aud greatly
beloved BY her irie nds aud pupils,
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Arrivsd-sAruRpAr. Nov. Ia
s. City Of Austin Eldrdge, Key West
81 Vital sails Oginaeo, Havana 49,. -. -.
Norfolk
Sc New York, Quick, Galveston .....
s. oder, Leist Breme Nov and southempton o'n.
So city q Montreal, Fulton. Liverpool NOV ., ana
Southampton 9th.
IS Franconia. Bragg Portland.
Shin Peacemaker, Clas<on, Antwerp
bark knmschatka. Jorr-en. Rio Janeiro
Bark superbo. Glavan Bordeaux
Rart Banf, Robertson Arracnju
BARK Iirvnt. PRrnvie Bordeaux
Hark l. Sargent. Foster. sAntandcr
Bark Mattea. Cosuich. bordeaux.
Bark Competitor, Kuhn, Bordeaux
Bark Souvenir. Adreasen, GlOuce stef.
Bark frcihandel. Wachter. Bremen.
Bark n A. Psrr Robbins. Liverpool
BARK Mary stewart. McLarren. Plymouth
Brig j. w. Beard. Robinson Impeuba
Brig Prlna Donna. Gray, Santos.
Brig r. II. Williams, Gould. CtenfueRos
Brig Manzanila. Rich, hattapoiseu
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The sale Of pgrAs fyr blood and liver medicn
almost entirely superseded BY the intr ducuon O Dr.
Perees Golden Medical DiAn every Which f s1fpAsses
n sinc aey these Old tine msdielnsA-AaA
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Busiutss Aotltts.


For Education and Charity.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.
oRN. q 7. BEAURBGARD OF LOUISIANA.
0EH. JuBAL A. EARLY OF VIRGINIA
will personally arrange all details and superviss the sr-
traordnary GRAND SEMI Annual Drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company at New Orleans Dec ~
II no prizes amounting To sS22 500 including ono Capt
tai Prize Of $4,000 one Grand Prizs u 10000; one
Grand Prize Of s2OOoo &C. Tickets, ten dollars 0i0;
Halves I'VE dollars s5; Ffhs, two dollars car rsnths.
dollar eli
Write tor eircusrs or send orders TO n A pAurHIr.
p. o boz Goa. New oreanS La, or 70 n L PLUM. sis
Broadway, New York
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Cease when crying babv Is gwen MIR Of Mashs saor
sour stomach anu WIND in that oan All druggists Ado
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MlRINE INTELLIGENCE

nrrtsruRg ALuANAo-fHn pAv.
sun risss 800 50 sun SETS. Al Moon risgn...n 81
rfcH wArnR-rHis Dan.
sandy Hook ~ 81 Gov. Island. tolHeh oase-. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-17

A. simis a Son. Fulton and New Church sta
and Nassau and Liberty st single hats At mAnniac'nf
eli uri-ea ID DEVIATION
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Catar~ba Catarrh Ctgarettes.-Ths comfort
they give In head cHtarh teay be ovsersunAed
25e Is kast IAN st. aud 10 Ann St, N. Y.
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Mr.. carlh.rr.. s,,nphenr csnc.r,..

The first Of this excellent series-a well
come substitute for the much mourned
Thomas concerts-was given last evening
at ChckerinR Hall. The audience was
particularly good one. composed. evil
IDENTIFY. Of thoughtful. cultivated people. with
q peculiar air Of solidity-and solvpncy-about
them. very promising for the material outlook
Of the course. while their attention and nppro-
citation must have gratined leader and artists
from the merely aesthetic point Of view.
The opening number. Schumann's Sympho-
ny in d minor. spite Of its somewhat lack OF Sc
quencc OF musical thought aud its spasmodic
variation Of theme. Is one OF the noblest
OF modern orchestral compositions. 1t met
excellent rendering at the hands Of
Mr.. Carlberg and his artists. Slight. de-
fects such as an occasional hnrshness
OF the brass and dragging Of the tempt might
BE- Inscribed the one to thut Limitation in num-
her Of performers and size Of ball which render
fusion or smoothness more difficult than on a
larger field. and the others to a lack Of IA
miliarity with the lender and his spirit
=, Any such slight shadows disappeared from
the performance II the Beethoven Seventh.
which was finely given. II Is pleasant 20 notice
that the orchestra Just fits its present quarters.
aud the body or tone IS neither weak and cold,
~ In too vast an auditorium. nor Earring and
unpleusant. as in too restricted space.
Mr.. Remenyi worked his audience M TO q
very high pitch Of fervor 10y his playing Of the
Spohr Coace.tO DrdmmGt,co. hut their delight
quite passed all bounds when. in response to AN
numbers. the Chopin Nocturne No.
and Memberships Spring Song. arranged
| presumably by himself. for violin and piano
| Il would De difficult 70 speak too warmly o
| the subtle poetry OF his expression. and the
| keen. penctrHtvc. yet smooth and pure quality
| o. his tone in the Nocturne, taken. though
| II was. pidnisSuro. almost throughout The
| spring song-ns II should do-smply over
| flowed with freshness and sweetness with the
| aroma " opening buds ind wooing bree2es.
| After listening to several successive perform
| ancos by this charming artist doubt vii
| sometimes ottrudc itself whether counter
| poisc and contrast are not. after all
| necessary principles of the beat art
| Are even the most subtle refinement
delicate rs they would be II supported an,
| penetrated by some robust and virile quality
| "A Schiller saws.
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For where the rugged with the sweet.
Where gentleness and power meet
There riursa noble harmony.

Yet charmed by the purity and completeness
OF Mr.. Remeuyfs exquisite manipulation. the
listener may well resign all demands for more
vigorous method. anu content himself with the
reflection that an attempt to add iorce might re-
suit simply In the destruction OF his deiIcacy
aud grace.
IL remnins 10 mention tha, Miss Kat. Thayer
was unable 70 do herself justice in Mozart
" Non mi dir" from n severe indis positon
which completely eXtingushcd her lower notes.
and left the middle r. y -ter harsh and wiry.
Mr.. Floro accompanied the Remenyi encores
on the piano with really charming grace and
delicacy. The real accompanst like the poet.
is born, not made and Mr.. Florio Is clearly one
OF the elect
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Spot Money.-Hshest price always paid for promi'
usns esiItissss. BY sRiDBrRY 4 CO, PARK row and
Ann ~
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.A fSs sss:a fse ssrft
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MARRIED

e. ,ils hats. sssS !. New Church <. Up stairs
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b,ssslp oea .hlrs Hsn Dosons IS cents; double.
hn~n s..l' ~ GENTS scarlet shirts and drawers Si;
Largest ~ ~ yNnts 2buton dog skin gloves as esnta
Nari ahs neYk Nressngs In the city rs cents up
eeart cent under shirts zoo each,
ssAallss ~ " M 81 skin sloyese2s W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-17

Nilhau's Cod Liver OIL aud Phos Line IL the
~ liable and agreeable celebrated for coughs colds
lung diseases &C. TSc.; three bottles, 81
J. NtLuAt's SONS. lo9 Broadway. near CortAndt Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-17

A Medicine Of Merit.-HYArTs "AB" LiFR
BALsAM sold by all druggists. IL certain, safe, and
eeetaAl cure for all rheumatism ser9fuIa. and In
puTv blood Depot 2+5 Grand 81. New York
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MY Back Pains Met

r o boz eq2. New oreaDA La, or 70 u l. fbVh, Wv
Broadway. New York
My Back Pains Met
IL feel duh and hstlessir
" such pain 70 my sldeI ..,,
"Rhsamsae pans almost @sdd'n nsi'
are daily shs x. s,y S. in ss sS
S s espt N SorSa Plaster n. rs:y
proy.ment ths ordinary porous plaster 70 shish i,n
i've. Jain AZ once. aud cures where other ps'srs Win
The mannise,arers were awarded the highest and only
pedal q nsE,, ysn I0 Ils,'s,, q S, sesnos
i37s sold by All druggists; price 2se
Worth q Thousand Dollars.
Every child born into mmiy IL thought TO BE- worth
"a thousand donars the parents Why. then. should
they no, BE- cared for from Infancy MATURITY Keep
the mouth and teeth right BY soEopoNT and you start
them riaht
I.aae smiths Umbrsii..-Be.t In !hs wesia5
6Insnsn, any dse from 81 Good alt psI ffsns 50
%IkiSSs;S Sks IL 81 EVERY y my S SAEisTy
A Medicins OF Merit.-HYArTs "AB" LlEE
BALsAA sold by all dIupasts. y certain safe and
pSrs blood pspo, 2ss brand st. New York
DR.. Q. II. p. Ices Lithsntriptie,
For the cure u all kidney Affections Sold BY CasweL
Hazard Co, Even hcinurst also pitman. under A.
tor HOUSE Depot " Clinton place send Tor pamphlst
Nnhau's Cod Liver OIL and Phos Line IL the
liable and AsTeesble celebrated ior coughs eolds
lung diseases, Ac.; 7Sc three bottles, "
J. AtLuAt's Sons. le9 Broadway. near CoruAndt Of
spot Moeey.-Hshes, price slwsy, paid for ptcni.
nen dead wauS fences Ae for posting and ngn adNer.
uaug DriytlsseS by BRADBURY CO., Park row and
Ann ~
Catareba Catarrh Cigarettes--rhs comfort
they give In head cntarrh BE oveersunAted
25c. IS kast l+th st. and 10 Ann st.. N. \.
A. simis a Son. Fulton and New Church sta
Nassau and Liberty sts Single hats at mAnufaetnr
srs' prtces mo Deviation
For n stylish md Eiesaat Hat 80 direct 20
the manufacturer. EsPENsCHElD. lis Nassau
A Fine Derby or son Hat. $40, worth %.
| r. silk hats Is New Church 81. up stAlra
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Worth n Thou.and Dollars.

Isaae smiths Unbrslias-Be.t In the Woria
Cotton from 25c Ouanaco papd. nom " "
bingham. ane, ron. 81 Good ak par frame %
tMBRELL AZ AND RARAsoLs MADE TO ORDER
Prices uniform Ia each Of cur 1--WE storVa
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For the cure u all Kidney Affections sold BY casveh
Hazard Co, Even. hcinurS also pitman. under A.
tor HOUSE Depot " Clinton place. send Tor pAmphlst
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- Quoted by thu Rev, samuel Nonri. sprtn- stnet
Prest yeTHn Church. ue Ntr.e6 Frca, hip4 int Suu-
day. 10y the Rev Argi ~. Mulct T5s ven.
INK Ss follows SUNDAY 90. Re, samuel c.c@d. Mgu.
DAY, the Rev ioseph Oir TgrNiHv 81 .lru a. Ttu- Jr
y. d NednesdAy. Joseph % Htrr D. THURSDAY T..
u. BeNAn. D. n FRIDAY. Gl-pc. fcUl Hfaue,. IS NJ e..
". sawyer sunday. " Aittunou M, w. samuel to.-
cord ~ Chckeung Van aih uv. CORNER lsgl = I.r,s
services 70 be followed 10y .uss iu vu ehurchr- q
different den"ulnau lnA ST.. u by chorus "a A. as
e welcome
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-31

4 REMARKABLE REsULT.-1t makes
no difference how many Physicians, or
how much medicine you have tried, it
is now an established fact that Ger
mau Syrup is the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction III
severe cases Of Lung Diseases. 1t it
true there are yet thousands Of per
sons who are predisposed TO Throa
and Lung Affections, Consumption
Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds
settled on the Breast, Pneumonia,
Whooping Cough, &c, who have no
personal knowledge Of Bochec's
German Syrup. To such we would
say that $4,000 dozen were sold last
year without one complaint. Con
sumptiyes try just one bottle. Regu-
lar size Is cents. Sold by all Drug
cists in America. For Sale by Dir. ID.
d. CARTER & b. ScnMITr, Woodstock,
Va.
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Az ASTONISHING FAcr.-A lar

Az ASTONISHING FACT-A large
proportion of the American people ar
to-day dying from the effects of Dys
pepsia or dsorjered liver The re
cult of these diseases upon the masses
of intelligent and valuable people is
most alarming, making life actually a
burden instead Of pleasant existence
Of enjoyment and usefulness as ii
ought to be. There IS no good rea-
son fer this, if You will only throw
aside prejudice and skepticism, take
the advice Of Druggists and your
friends, and try one bottle OF Green's
August Flower. Your speedy rcliefis
certain. Millions of bottles Of this
medicine have been given away to try
its virtues, with satisfactory results in
every case. You can buy sample
bottle for ten cents to try. Three dos
es will relieve the worst case. Posi-
lively sold by all Druggists on the
Western Continent. For sale by DIR.
D. d. Carter g B. Schmitt, Wood
stockYa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-31

rTnIAL BorrLEs % CENTS. In or
.Jat al may tcst the great virtues
os' Swayne's Compound Syrnp Of
W yir ~ ~. cry ae have issued trial bot
W., " 1t" ~ * ,cnts, No family should be
'ls, az valuable medicine, as Of
, m,'DG", .''S .ivglo % cent bottle will
,e"o ,'', recent cough or cold, and thus
o ',..o,t much suffering and risk Ii
pl iv' cures rsthma, bronchitis, liver
c con, and enriches and ppn0es
The blood, giving tone aid strength 10
the entire system.
| Asthma AND DlsrEassINc CoUcu CURED
NV mother was a great sufferer from
os,bma could not sleep; her symp-
toms became very alarming short
breath, pains and oppression ,,I Dr;
lSwavne's Compound Syrup OF "ilg
Cherry gave her immediate relief and
: in = short time restored her TO gooo
? health II. MEYER, Grocer
17th and Carpenter sts,, Philadelphia
Price Trial bottles, % cts. larg'
size 81. or six for S.. A single q
; cent bottle will ofen,hmes cure re
D cent cough or cold, and thus proven
Il much risk and suffering. Sold by DF
), D. D CARTER, Woodstock
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CORN Meal, BACON.
IMPORTANT.
Office OF

WADSN ORTIZ, MARTINEZ LONdMaH,
Manufacturers Of Pure Prepared Paints
ami WHUc LcQi.
In buying White Lead most persons insist upon
having strictly Pure article. and viii Use No
otaer. however much the difference in price may
he while in buying prepared or ready mixed paint
the PRICE Is all thet seems 90 be considered.
We sell Strictly Pure 81 hite Lead, and we also
sell brand called White Lead at 4 l-2c. per To-
The majority f people using pant would make no
hcsiiaucv in deciding their preference for the
Strictly Pure White Lead. but seem TO think thai
all ready mixed paints must be OF the same quail
fty: vet there is more difference between the btSI
and the POOREST than there is between strictly
pure White Lead and the commonest article put
Hp under that name; because, in reducing paint.
to proper consistency for use, cheap or adulter-
pure linseed oil and tIrpentne. The price OF oui
Prepared Paint can 10 more be governed by that
asked for inferior goods than the price Of strictly
pure White Lead can be, by the price asked FOR an
adulteratod article: and GUARANTEE our Pre-
pared Paint 90 be from y 10 s. per- cent. cheaper
than thc best White Lead and Linsscd Gil. II q
iowtf-rricCl paint than ours is VARIED, The al
di;ior Of from 10 quarts Of lnseed OIL to q
gallon Of our Prepared Faint Will lessen TO cos
from 20to a. cents rcr gallon, and we guarantee
that even when so reduced the paint will be sn
rorior TO any other brand Of mix paint III th'
market.
The addition OF moderate quantity Of pure
Lnsccd oil TO our Paint VIII prove Of decided adj
vantage 70 the consumer, because il decreases th'
cost Of the Paint and does without inJnring the
body or durability Of it.
Very respectfully,
WADSWORTH, MATINEE K LONGMAN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-31

scrArcu NO Monp--'JrcmNG Piles,
symptoms Of which are moisture like
nerspiraiiou, intense itching, particu-
Iarly when undressing or after getting
warm in bed, iucreasee by sweating
might think pin worms were crawling
in and about The rectum, oitcnhmos
shows itself around the private parts.
A pleasant and safe cure in every case
/ is " Swayne's Ointment If allowed
to continue, very serious results may
follow. 1t also cures tcltcr, BARRIERS
itch. scald head, ring worm blotchos
all scaly, crus;y, itchy skin e'upuons
Sent by mail to any address on iecclp
Of price, 80 cents box OF 'hree b 70
far Sl.25. iy DR.. Saayne q Son
Philaaelohia Sold by all lcadin.
druggists. In Woodstock by Dr.. j
ID CARTnr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-31

TEXT Book CoAMITTEE.-A meet
ing OF the Text Book Committee Of
Shenandoah county, held July 9th,
1873. There were present Capt. Jno
H. Grabill, Maj. w. y. Miller, r. D.
Haislip, J. B. M'InturA and w. w.
Logan.
On motion the committee voted to
postpone indefinitely The consideration
Of a change ofthc system Of Penman-
ship. TWAS then moved and carried
that unless members Of the COM
mitIce reported in favor ola change OF
Text Books on any study, there be no
change made.
On motion it was resolved that The
committee report on History on the 10,
Of August, on Arithmetic Sept. lst, on
Grammar Oct. Isl, on Reading Nov. Isl,
Spoilers Dec. lst and Geography Jan. l.
JNO. II. GRABILL, Oh.
w. w. LOGAN, Sec.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-31

TOURNAMENT AND Torch LIG il
PARADE.-Therc viii be at Winchester
on Wednesday, Aug 9TH. a grand tour
<e,ment and torch-light parade OF the
winchester, Va, and Frederick CITY,
Nd. fire departments. An Excursion
Train will run from Staunton on that
day passing New Market,at l.O7 r NJ
Forest /. 10, Mt. Jackson l.29, Edlh'
burg l.57, Woodstock 2.S0 Naurertowr
2.42, strasburg 500. Fare for roun'
firm ftom New Market $3.50, Forest LAO
Mt. Jackson LIS, Edinburg. .o5, Wood
stock, Maurertown and Toms Brood
90 cents. Strasburg Is cents. Return
ing the train will leave Winchester a
n II