Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-05
Valley News.


Shenandoah Valley CURE FOR LUNG
FEvRR.-Through the kindness OF H.
N. Pendleton, Secretary Of S. W. Va
Agr. Society, who states that he saw In
the Valley that horses are dying in this
vicinity from that disease, we are ena'
bled 10 place before our readers the fol-
lowing cure, which be recommends hav'
ing tried it; our readers would do we'll
to initiate the thoughtfulness and kind
ness of Mr.. Pendleton by furnishing
like information in reference TO other
matters of local and public concern
He says: ~ have found the following
a sure cure Put ] OF tartrate OF anti
mony "a tablespoonfuD in q common
bucket Of pure spring water. Let the
horse drink no other kind OF water
Repeat the dose so long as needed
Blanket the animal well and frequently
rub tanks and breast with a CLOTH L
have never lost a horse if treated IN
time. Have saved many in Wythe coun'
ty."
John r. Prlntz, a grandson OF Peter
Printz deceased, on his way from Mis-
souri, to Luray, Page co., Va, was rob-
bed Of eos on the train. while passing
through St. Louis. Had it not been'
that he had obtained through ticket
and for a, which he had in change, he
would not have been able, at that time,
to reach hi. native State,
Michael Long, Esq, of Page, bought
at public auction in Front RoYal'on day
last week, the Fsyette Buck farm, SIT
uated near Goonsy Manor, In Warren
county, for $4,000. Mr.. L. has, Also
another very fine farm adjoining this
both land of the best quality.
The next session ofthe Baltimore an
nual Conference Of the NJ. E. Church,
South will convene in Salem, Va, on
Wednesday, March 5th.
Mr.. Morgan NJ. Moore, who had his
leg broken on Dec. 2, 1878, has cOnva =
lesced 30 far as to be able TO be about
en- his crutches.
Spirit Of the Valley. On Tuesday
night, about 9 o'clock,in riding to town.
we crossed the camp FIRE ola fsmily'who
were camped about 4 miles from town,
ON the Krotzer road. This family con-
sisted Of father, mother. and Ave chill
dren. They were making their way
over tho mountains, it being their Sc
cond removal, they said to Indiana, from
whittier they returned about two years
since. The wife seemed but little
girl in years, and the husband was proud
of that, and that she was good-looking'
To us, by the light of the camp fire and
the silver neon, she seemed as young
as her daughter. They were all appar-
emily jolly and happy, seeming to THINK
nothing of the rough time that may pos
sibly be 10 store for them before they
reach their journeys end. They hall
from Rockbrldge county.
On Monday of last week, Mr.. Wm'
H. SauAey, residing near Moyerhe6er's
Store, in this county, drsve his fine grey
team to this place in buggy, having a
lady companion, Miss WiSman, OF
Shenandoah county, who was stopping
with her sister, Mrs. " inc, near Meyer
hefer's, The couple met with no mis-
hap until their return, when near Mr.
w. J. Carpenters, Mr. Sauaey cut with
his whip enc of tho greys, which COM
menced kicking, breaking short the
tongue, when the horses ran of, throw
ing the occupants of the buggy with
much force to the ground, and injuring
both, the lady quite severely. Miss
Wisman received her severest lnjuries
about her forehead, large cash being
cut in it. Her life was at first despair
cd Of, erysipelas having made its APP
pearance, but we understood that she ia
now in a fair way to recover. On Sat
urday her father reached this place, and
at once hurried forward to see his daugh-
ter.