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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-12
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
ARRIVE FRoM EAST. DEPART WEST.
Passenger~-.l:D p. m. Passenger 1:i0p. ms
Aixed--......30o p. M Ike ....--. 3:I5p y. In.
Freight .........6.l5 a. m. Freight.........7. TOO a. IN.
ARRIVE FROM EST. DEPART EAST.
Passenger ...-.3:0 p. m. Passenger~-3:40p p. m.
Mixed~---..ptl0 p. m. Mixed....-...9:5 y. IA.
Freight -......l20 p. IN. Freight----.l:20 p. IN.
COLORADO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
ARRIVE FROM souTu. DEPART SOUTH.
Passenger20p ?. m. Passenger ...-1:3O p. IN.
Frelght---.5:2 p. m. Freight. - ~ p. IN.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILWAY
ARRIVE FROM SOUTH DEPART oUTH.
Passenger f240 p. m. Passenger. $40 p. IN
Freight...-.l0.3O p. m. Freight. e:45 "a. m
&. & b. H. STAGE LINE.t
ARRIVE AT DEPART FROM
cheyenne 300 n. m. Cheyenne. Loo pm.
Deadwood-- 200 p. M. Deadwood =. 1904. m.
Railroad time is thirty-five minutes faster
than city time.
Railroad Time.
tCity Time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-12

ADDOMS q GLOVER'S
gPILE OTNTMENT-aa
And Permanently Cured. The first
application allays at once the agonizing
and itching sensation, and its brief use
penetrates the roots of the disease and
extinguishes it forever. m14-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-12

Hchinq Sores-B Bleeding Piles.
RELIEVED AT ONCE BY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17

'loor, and as an all to them, vii
result IN an immense saving of food
values. Parton me Tor referring to
rsonal data again such data,
however, always bear more directly
on the point than what ope has
heard of. As the result OF three
years careful wcighines Of TODD FIR
several sets Of It ers | am thor
ugrly convinced that an extreme
ly Important saving can he made
IN fcedn 8 miNcd ralions, and that
II lshoi enoHg that these MIXTURES
b' indIScrImlnalcly made. In gen
rral terms, heterogeneous foo ! should
he mixed with rhonaceous or
BRAN peas, cotton seed, oil-cake.
blood, meat md clover should lie
siven in conncXl n with course
too Is like straw, corn folder and
vale hay. Happily it is the first
Lalued foods that Il e rich manure
makers, and. IA using them, we &C
conn., lish two important purposes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
How many Eggs can a Hen
Lay3

An estimate upon lhe subject BY
lG,yel.u, aud indoled 10y Prof. Miles,
WAS published IN The Rural of Januai,
18th, 1878. which il corr, ct, would Tend
TO discourage poultry keeping. l have
few facts aud li.urcs that may be ol
some service TO reader, of the Rural.
On Tie lst OF NO.euber last. my flock
OI poultry consisted Of II Iuilets, Matched
rom the middle OF NJ y to the first O.
July Of last year, aud Is hens Matched
The previous year, besides cocks. The
total number OF egsS laid from NDvem.
Der, 1873, t. Ma> 3l~'. lo79-scvcn
montus-was 1852 Nov, GcJelin
says tina hem. ire second year, will
Ia from 100 TO l2O US each. Allow
ing his highest eslina to he cor ctmN
w o. ear Odds slrud Lave laid 1860
eggs in the seven mouths, leaving 1892
eggs TO be credited To- tie one yeal.
Odds or nearly Is eggs each. Sup
po M That tuc Is odd Ou,s bad laid. i,
scv months Tie highest NUMBER
t,e> liu ailu' 5 iu YEAR it would still
leave neal 5Oeach ior thr ulhcr>. UI
about twice d onc-l alf more Han nl
hest e. mt Bui ji- excess j,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17

WINDGALLs.-S. F.. Ridot, Ill
Query P.ca-c answer through
your vcic onary column whether
there Is ANY Icm,d, that will re-
move wlndsaIl or thorough pm on 4
horse without lca,i. z q bIcmIsh.
R'ply: ho.ough-pin ana Wild
all II, iumOrs OF one kind, and
ae gen.roll, the insult OF labor
hey ae r.r,Iy P, ducIye OF lame
ness, ana may be regarded as mere
eye-sorc,. ih,y are rarely ever
removed permanently by any meth
o / OF Treatment. Many methods OF
ire lmeni nave been ,ecUmn. ended,
ami whnine same result Ii the
no'Ne De oIislcrod and tuned oul
10 grass, the Nmdgalls and thor
ougA-p.ns vii, las ali probability,
dlsaipr"r, buI win Almost assured
~ lclulm Win l"c leie, al OF WORK
aud the .eg nnncnt Jf aesn. Un-
les lhe noise l. OF much Value, ii
Is scarccl, uisl able 10 submit any
'ieaIueut al AL Ior these IumorS. Il
Is needless 10 ob eve tDaI punclur.
'ns wInngallo /, dange'ou, and .nei-
l. c'"a, aha calIing '"en ouI Is IN
pUSalUic AMI absurd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
Small FIOcks the Best.


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'''0 WV
.I
80 "
..'' 'VV "0' N
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
FARM AND FIREslDE
a.. ~ ~
NJ y ~ ~ IS ~
V'%gAsA,4,-HlgT "a NsAt
-s:-<z,--s = ss7''ss fss'S :. N 80
When 10 Feed Corn for Fat
tehing Hogs.

This Question has been asked and
answered manN times. with varying re
,llss accord ng 10 tie breed. tie car
a d attention, lie shelter. lime OF >ea'.
e.. store hues in healthy condition
aid OF "a, d trctd should Ia, on a pouh'
add ii nal weight Tor every five Az
sx,tcnlh pounds of understandable ;or'
ed To 10. md viii DO il Oh the AYR
ave. with reasonable care. Wien Tie
do not dn IL we think there Is ii .t,c'
Somewhere.
iiNeab~ We statement which in our
ex,eris nee We have verified. be tue.
ole luslel of Coln-a part meal and TED
as ,lop. and a part. all The auimal Will
eat in Tie ear or she'll d charging il'-
oucniR should make teL pounds al
Sil.,n To the Weight. Ten bushels ri
cru vail then repre- ent 100 pounds "l
rork. The following CONCLUSION Is Ih, II
r,ocl,d: | PAYS. when corn is wort
50 cent, pr bu>hel, to convert it int
polk len II ellis ioI SO per 100 pounds
asthc mautre will al undantlA pay lot
the care. Wien properly saved. So
when CON Is 70 ccuts, pork should sell
Of 81 pr l0l pounds /; coru at 80 cents.
pork IS; 60 cents. pork Sc; corn 10
cents. pc.k should sell at s. 80. When
com Is worth : so, pork must sell AT
SIS per 100 pounds. If the pork sells
for less than is thus represented by the
core, pondlns price OF corn, it is fed at
n los; if NJ 1re the advance is prOht--in
each case REGARDING the manure as pay
for he trouble.
Fatcuing i accomplished most pro-
fal is as the cool weather of autumn
advances. tie auimals having plenty OF
water or mud in which to roll when they
choose. with good shelter and warm
quarters in wiich to lie. The feeding
place should be kept clean, and corn in
the ear or shelled ted night aud morn
lug. as much as they will eat up clean.
and slop or meal at noon. with pure
clean water night and morning. The
fattcr they become, the closer then
quarters may he. In the early stages OF
iauening they need room for exercise.
with wheat bran. charcoal and sulphur
occasionally 10 keep them IN condition
and Increase the size of bone and
muscle. for when quite heavy they need
only n ST Ohio Fdrmer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
To Attain Ii II %esults with
Cattle.

Mr. J. d. Glilri, Of Elkhart, ILL.,
nos. who at the fat cattle show at
Chicago, eNhlbllcd he tat prize OK
thus gives his mode OF feeding
Young animals:
L iced nay young cattle just
G ough 10 tecP them aIr'ug tnrOnah
lhc winter m,n.is. Alter they aIe
Two ami hail GERS old, commence
f ,ding corn wnicr and summer
until | send lLem 10 market. AT
lend to them closely and kecpthcm
improving iro." the lrmc they are
ted OH corn to lie imc they leave
the tam. Generosity ted eight to
we've mooh, GA cora. linen
rom this time to iced one year
younger and sen J1c yea soJncr
TO market, hink | II ct m,
steer al thirty months I'D 10 weigh
/ ZOO pounds. his course will
pay much letter than 10 Keep them
unriI lhrt, SIX 10 ioriy-,wo montns
and set an av,Iagc OF 1000 tt
2,lOO pOuncs out ol the cattle
This Is very b let AM plain di
recllon- so pam that ii woul.
seem that even va, tarcr coulC
not err, and yet those who keel
their stock. young and old. on ,hvr
I tons 1'Io gl The winter unrle
Tue mistaken NOTION Vi {, Omrnly,al,
legion. Su,n ie, deis pursue tn
"nwlse lolIcy OF saving at the tai
and letting run at the Uu 6.
The theory vi good slocS is vel,
simple, ani he mode, apparently
would suggest i'srii 10 any ieede
who proposed pursue the mos
profitable course, wnicl is that Tin
animal SHOULD b Sept constant,
III ii growing. lh.Ihy condition b,
having Il tu. di.l nullilioI loot
addp ed TO the growth and Luiidinl
up oil tue yon,g animal frame
Muscle and Oouc ;uc the constltu
ems OF all g,owug animals, wuir
tat Is The -u'p'us accumulation y
OF the malurcd Lc,,t. Fat is al
rnwuole,onc pro .ucl OF the youn!
OF al, sre os, and adds nothing t'
the wcl.-Jcrns a.d COOL healh OF
the oId Blu tac breeder OF stocI
vino ~lloNs II 10 stand sill or nol
gam slcadl! ia Il ,h, without owe
leeol' & 0 Ia ness, Is lOsIug sigh
OF his OWE profit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17

An experiment in feeding milking
cow, conducted by Prof. Villery, Of
BERN. between Holsteins and Deyons
gavc lie following results: % 90 quarts
OF milk was produced by the Holstein>
f. each 100 pounds OF hay fed, and 10
Is quarts from the Devons from the
same feeding Of hay. In another ex-
pertinent made by Baron Ockle. be-
tween Asrshires averaging SU6 pounds
in Weight, and Holsteins averaging
lOl6 pounds in weight. the Ayrshire
consum, d 1910 pounds of hay to 100
pound, OF 1--we weight, while the Hsls-
teins cOnsum, d 28.lO pounds of hay to
100 pounds live weight in the same
time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
LARGE BREEDS.

Our steer must be of the large
Dr. eds; for RAPIDLY growing, or Il
lai ge animal, will IN ke more growth
IN pound If food than one Of small
or breed. A large brast p estnts -
radi ting surface III pr p nion L.
weight than a small one thus, in c.Sr
Of the LAT e.. more TODD il qu red,
particularly in inter to malnt.in the
animal eat. On this head prac;lc.l
eAptriel c. col firms thcorctical cnhsi1
tratiOns. Tie animal ,hould b cary
matured. l. ste,r is suld when t VI
and one halt years OF sg", weighing
1000 pounds, thon kis average weight
Tor his lit time would have been not
tar from $40 p"ur d.. Such all SOU.
puuud steer have fonnh " II c mum,
II pounds Of hay a day as mainte-
nance FODDER making no growth
Now the steel ha consumed II p. und>
i day for Al ytars-how many Steer,
r'quire E Years to w'ieh l,6OO pound,
SIM ly to run the achin l. j.
the hay given over this am INT daily
hit makes he growth Gr.~in GU
steer to 1000 pounds at % Years " il
save maintenance iodd,r tor Nv" y,ar-.
or, in round numbers, tur two win r.,
! $50 days. We sh IL save It tons ri
h.y, rs " II 1T two yeas ps,rur NJ.
Bat a. in hnl that a you ~ lma'
will MAKE m re gain Oh a pound CT
TO ID than an older one Inns max II.
a doutlr gan. NJ .reover, an ann !
When small, will make vry much
III re gain tn All anlmal - ina
tured. The diff rel CT is 50 great ~
to become Of much Importance THUS
1 ct sh uli lead Us SD L" breei IA To-
get an animal III i will cnunr Into sh.ln
10 command i"ll market prices at a
much less weight than that namtn
Could market dem md be dcv. lopcd
for SOU. pound calves, tn 81 could he
furnished ut pr 6t by tn side Of
Texas steers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17

y coat OF gum coral Narnlsh "p
pied to Tue ,oicS Vi boots aud shoeN
and Repealed u, Ii HrleS unln lh'
pores are filed and he surtac,
Shines like polished ma 'oglny, vii
make the sole waterproof and II
lasts three Times l)nger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
MORNINGS We. Evenings MILK

MORNINGS W. Evenings MILK --
According 10 ,Xperm,Dts of Prot
Voelkcr 10 test the truth Of the pops
lar hclitf hat the mornings milk % >
o. is richer than that of the tv,nh.
The orpusit, proved TO be the Tact. 4
a ruiz cur XXI ference l. tia Ih,. suip
incs Oft the mornings milk are rich
than ;ial al the evenings probably from
the fact The COW lies quiet at nyIt.-
TIC real facts as 10 The ricH'ness OF
e,l,r mornings or evenings milk il p,c
bait. dEeln ii good OF bad quality o
the i,oo previously eaten.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17

A out OH o. IA, = RI ST e"rholic aci'i
10 3UO 4 u waici l. !tCntinchdcd a.
Il c,ivr iUr scat in steep. \ strong
d,cuc il, 81 t"hs,cc l. wash aeli
known to ~lppltsr's. We Should b
2lad To know II auy o. our sheep growers
have combined the two with effect, and
10 what proportions.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17

\ Connects with Va. Midland Mail leaving Has
s.m for Lynchbu aud A. NJ. o. Il. Il. sta
tious; also for Danville and the South.
B innects closely with Virginia Mid and Trains
for Washington, Bs timore, New York, he.
9 Connects with Richmond / Danyils Train
leaving II 81 p. m. and Richmond Petersburg
Train leaving ~ ~ p. m. for the south.
D Connects With 4. 4 ~. r,ain leaving At III co.
m. aud 4 4 P. Train leaving at II .. m. for
the South Connects with the Old Dominion
steamers leaving at High Tide, on sunday,
Tuesday and Friday for New York -coonects
with Va. Steamboat leaving at is .. m. on
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday for Norfolk
Connects with Il. L r. Il. X. leaving OF 100 p.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
DOING WEST.

T. Connects with Stage for Lexi ston
+ Connects with C. B. >.kP. P. steamers for
Ci cinust aud all points on oh.C River.
Connects with SciUto Valley K. Il. for the North
west.
II Connects with all liues diyerging TO the West.
North vest and south Sesi.
For Tickets aud infoi nation, apply to or ad-
dress JOHN " WOODWARD,
Ticket Aent, Stauptop, Va.
CONWAY r. HOWARD, q. P. 4 T. A.
". II. 8. DUNN, Engr. supt. Jan. g.. ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
Household Reccips.
BOSTON CREAM CAKES.

For the cream--tO be made first and
cooled-heat a quart Of milk scaldinr
not m a double boiler. Beat four egg
- it'll Il cup and halt OF sugar and u
pinch Of salt. Dissolve a cup of Peer
ess Corn starch IN IA little milk alu
NIX il with The eggs and sugar, then
add lie sc ,ldlug mix, pourIua it Oh
-radually and stlliug constantly
" in well mix Cd IL ur To the duubl,
.ollel ,and O., i auj sill until lit ickel :.
Fl.v"r VITA Mia. and cool. For In,
outs d, .u, Ii +. al pound Oi hull'r III d
TIA o. water; tn h"lhiG. sll III thr'
quarters "l " pound ul ,iilc1 -four and
NIX ,huroa.L Y Willie sull on the Stow.
~ hen ,oOl. adj lhc ,oik> Ot ten egg
II. oI,u liz tNnh hail teaspoon o.
sd eia,> (h-,olv,d 10 Il tra>puOniul oil
WatcD and Mite salt. NJ X veil. thci'
put il lie ten Whi.cs beaten 10 Il irOth,
nd stir 10 Il smooth batter. Drop ii III
,pnonlui> un uttered tins, some dis
auc, apart. and bake IN IA quick oven.
Ah,u paul cool. ,ut halfway round
ai,o fl &c war cakes with HE citan
(um,h mast toe q AN ,o.O. Sill pow
lie. ed su.ar u>,r ,nr top. THIS vii.
IN. kc III y cakes.
VANI1iiS.
BaltNo c--> t., h-h: Id pinc'
o. sall al il.lI ,hou-h 1" H. he II ii
paste. and kuc d i, snoou. Dlvlu'
into twelve pieces ; roll each one IA
tlln as IA wafer. and drnop them Il
boiling lard. hciu. careful not 10 let
them broAn. DIP item, hilc ~ar".
in powdered >uLdr.
GINGER snaps.
Mix a lable,p onlul OF ginger and Il
teacup OF butter vita put OF New
Oileans m0MsSes. Boil these together
for three miuules-no longer then ado
tcaspuoniul OF salcralus and quarter
of teaspnouiul OF poVd red alum. AIT
set aside d.. Of. Wien cold. work ii
eAcugh H. make "A Sliil dough. r"l
out very din, cut small, and BAKE
crisp and brown. Keep tim in coo
dry place. aud they viii remain iresl
aud crisp d long time.
MACARONI WITH TOMATO SAUCE.
Macuroni with tomatoes IS mos
delicious dish when nicely cooked. and
one which is easily prepared. Fir
make the sauce by seasoning a "an o
omatoes with an onion, two cloves,
one bay leaf, a small piece of still
cinnamon. some {. lery aud p.rsle,
pepper. salt aud a pinch Of sugar. Conl
these logethei IN Il porcelain saucepan
for half an hour or longer, then strail
througii a sieve to obtain The pulp. ant
Juice of the tomatoes without the SCI d
Return to the fire in a clean porcrliI
saucepan aud boil until tie sauce II
Ike thick crc,u; ad more seasoning If
Gee, s>arl. b,oak halt pound o
macaroui INTO anil rm z, d pi, ces, auC
pul il To cork in tlr,e cuplul> OF bOllin!
b,ci bi,h. L. t,,ni. mInuies il shOul'
ave ah-,rh,d lh- lrotr and have b.
IN quito 'cnicr Remove ii from
G sa.,,n1 ioa ann d,>h. GOV r the
OPP ,ky j, IRA ell chrcSe, aid then
,'o r o>ci p.,uN .. ihc >auoc. Il th'rt
900 much ii the lat or. it, an be pu
n-t.l md K - ia cool place fol
"a.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
FEED FOR MANURE.

Unhappily most farmers consid'l
tlis heading as a part If ano' her qucs-
tim. 1t is,hOwever. ms pArabll con-
cted WITH the entire syst III of mix
ed farming with us. Fora lenersliun
most Of the stock of New Engl nd ha,
b. n kept for the direct purpose I'll
manure-maklng, and they gre YET ill.,
cheapest sources. Were il not So. IL
compn stivrly short time there
would be but lllrle stock in the Fast.
Yet in feeding, the prime oljrct-lhe
tact that our steers art simply IN rnu, e
factories lost sight of. The En-
Ill,bman first question is -"Whal
Is the manure value OF the tod -
Then il buying ioodS- buy heavily
caus' lid It the cheapest man.
u btai M pl mt o ID, and for anutn-
er obi | will II IN further Oil
.lAayS Consider the amount 81 The i
mrnts vi pl .ut-luod . ut lined in tin
proposed purchas r. | d. not sa,
that that shall be the srl enter ul
pu chase, hui i, must hAv dct,rrnin
M! rec gnl ion Il not unf'eq irnlly
happens that uitroseucus TODD l.,
II all, Or quite, worth its COS, AZ Il
N 60 ure intending here to raIl ailen
tIon onl y I" p'onIn' pans II si"c
IN ,n,g.n Mt, that are s., Id hut II
accepted generally IN praclice, | will
t,rego details and simply say that in
pract zee | can give {, rroboraive evil
d n0 from my record, Of lhr facts
mere slated
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
COMpINATlON Oh PIODs.

Chemistry has Numbered around
badly Oh the question OF the muir :
tive value OF foods, az it has ON 9th
er questions in agriculture. But
the, stimulus it has given to prsc-
tical investigators, pointing to the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
'HE.APEAKE & OHIO
RAILWAY.

On and after Sunday sept. 9TH, 1879. Passn.
ger aims will run - follows:
GOING EAST.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17

The Lest a para ION or cleaning ana
nri- tenn. .ll 81 lur ilure l. made hl
n XII. ,Qud p'ruon- o boiled linsred
iii and lurp,niin.. RIb II on vi h a
lic,e OF >of black clo'n and polish with
ii similar piece. loI If TOO much oil Il,
lett oh tie lwni ue 1t VII satnUr Il t
dust aud look ding, in Il short time
There are some tue "Fr, nch Poli,hes"
at ar pernap, better tlan this. but
Tor Ordnar, purposes II auswels admin.
abll and with lie ADDITION Of a htlle
more lurp,ntue ma, be app ell to Var.
ui,h, d ~ God without jury.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
THE STHER T. FHEp.

Every reader st once dccl RS TN
he matter l. clear-it musi b sI'c
that has been VI, II br d, that inhcri :
large capaclry for consumption, d.
ycsliun and assimilation OF food. 1t
is useless I" at empr I" i'ed any OF n
for pr'tit in East, but und the h I'D
If "lh,. steer to feed" | wish to m ~ =
this point, resting upon u! own obs"l-
vali II and hat OF Others this is tn
only steer that one ;an affrd To feed
nigh; tor, when fed an increased ra
uon over an ordinary one, The W. i
bred sieer ussitnllat,s a very mu h
heavier percentage OF this increase
th1n all average steer, aud the p" r.
er s'eer's capacity for assimilation 10
70 low that it " II not Civ favor
BILE response to d heavy ration.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
~CHEDULE II. FERRY q VALLEY BRANCH
- Is ~ -. u AZ.
Taking Eject Ju . 10th, ls7S.
NORTH.

No. 63l runs Tuesd avs, Thursdays and satur
days only. No. 6;i3 runs daily All other train
burg with trains from aud to Alexandria. 40. o..
| dimes 1t Mt. Jsrkson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
SOUTH.

No 638 runs SUNDAYS. VI ,ndlys. wedneday'
| and Fridays onls. NJ. 6i2 runs Tuesdays. Thurs
days aud Saturdays only No. 81 runs NJ 'Eday
| Wednesdays, and Fridays only. NJ other ain
daily except sunday. No. 6lO connects a. Stras
| burg With trains fr''m and t. Alexandria. No. 6l'
dimes st Mt Jackson.
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Groceries, onfectionery and
Toys

For cheap groceries go 10 ". GEARY'S vhsre
y'u eau nnd cyeryth W 70 be found IN a nrst csss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17

j. w. Sanborn, Of the New II mp
shire sta'e Farm and Ag icnl ural
C"llrga, has the 70 lowing article in
The "Rural New Yorkrr," which con-
lains ,ome very valuable thoughts
d suggestions. and will well repay
p rus;.l, What he says alb III mp &,
titiUn between Esst,rn elders aud
aud cattle from the far West, applies
with about an nsch torcr to farm, +,
and feeders v no live in Illinois, Indi-
ana, Michigan, and other states simi-
larly situated. He says:
No WILL defined system Of stock
management resting upon the laws Of
niusl growth and 1T the IT lali ms OF
{ I'D to each other in amin | nutrition,
is 10 practice TO any c'nsiderabl ex
tent in this country. Ii is sclt-evi-
dent statement that working in har-
mouy with Ia" Is working TO the best
methods of stock management, thus
coming greatly short of Obttu.lng the
y s>ible Elective value # our dds.
Ftening is not as yet developed
science, but u very hope ully dew lop
ing one Clos Iy pressed by ha, ing
compete with the low prices Of
prairie steers. tn only hope Of East
e feeders lies in sench for, and OBJ
s.rvance VI The laws that c"nir in
this drparlme Of tam hu>banIiy.
Alllw iuc then To name fe@ imp
tat IONS hat hav. c. me un er III,
Observation III experimental cii' =
tor few we rs past.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17

says n Boston physician, has no equal -
blood purifier. Hearing Of lts many wonderful
cures AFTER all Vher remedies bad tilfd, ~
its genuine merit II 10 prepared from e4ffs.
roots, and herbs. each Of which II highly s6sct-
We, and they arr compounded In such nAn.
Ter a. 70 produce astOnIGhinR relultAn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-17
VANI1iiS.

Battno c--> T., lain: Id Il pinc'
o. sall al q Il .1l 'hou-h To- III. he "a ii
paste. and hue d 1t s'no"u. DIVl"'
into twelve pieces roll each one a
TIM as wafer aud droop them Il
boiling lard. h,in. careful not 10 let
them broAn. DIP item, white warm.
in powdered ~utdr.