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THE IurLUuNcE OF TEMPER on

THE INFLUENcE OF TEMPER on
HEALTH.-Nur English contemporary.
Capital and Labor" which is generally
correct in It's assertions, thinks that, while
excessive labor, exposure to wet aud cold,
deprivation of sufficient quantities Of ne.
ccssary and wholesome food, habitual
bad lodging, sloth, and incompetence,
are al deadly enemies TO human life,
none Of them are so bad as violent and
ungovcrncd passions Men and women
have survived all the former, SAYS the
writer, and at last reached an extreme
old age but it may be safely doubted
whether single instance can be found
of n man OF violent and irascible temper.
habitually subject 20 storms Of unSoy-
elnallc passion. who has arrived at a We
ry advanced period Of life. 1t is, there
fore, a matter Of the highest importance
10 every one DESTROYS Of preserving "a
sound mind IN q sound BODY" to have a
special care, amid all the vicissitudcs and
trials Of yfc, to maintain quiet possess
ion Of his own spirit.
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Another Wonderful California
Markgnan.

At agricultural park DR.. John Ruth,
Of Oakland, Cal, gave an exhibition of
his skill as = rifle shot, and achieved n
decided success, astonishing even his
friends. During the entertainment he
shot cigars from tho mouth of his assis-
tHnt, who was standing twenty feet dis
tant, and not only did so while having
the gun--a twenty-five ca!iber Ballard
against his shoulder in the usual man
ner, bnt with it turned sideways, or up
side down, with the stock resting against
bis head. lie also shot apples from
stick, two or three inches long. held in
his assistants mouth, the gun being
fred from various difficult positions, in
Guiding sighting over his shoulder with
q small mirror, and also shot glass balls
from his assistants head, making many
shots that we're difficult and seemed
pcrilous The audience were at loss
Which to admire most, the nerve Of the
shooter or the youth who "held the tar
get"
AZ n portion Of the exhibition the
doctor attempted to beat his score, made
| recently Mt Oakland, Of breaking 922
| glass balls out OF 600. During the
/ forenoon he shot ~ 500 ond missed 20.
/ In the afternoon he shot at 500 more
and missed only nineteen making O
total Of 80 misses out Of ] 600 shot nj.
The score in the afternoon was care
fully Tailed by several persons, includ.
ing the Secretary Of State elect, ID. VI.
BU'ns The best run made by Che
shooter was so successive hits While
pleased with having made the best score
ever made i'm public on the coast. ho
stated that be vas not in cool trim foI
shooting, having been nearly laid az
lately by biz boil on She back OF bis
neck, which was lancet only last Tues
day. He has shot az 1000 successive
balls but once before, but in shooting
at 800 he bss been so successful az q
miss only nine out Of that number. n,
is q large man Of about middle ago, o
agreeable manner, and handles very
smoothly Tie weapon he uses lis nv
craga time iu shooting 100 balls was be
tween nine ond ten inmates, using bu
one gun and loading il himself LiLt
Carver, lie shoots with both eyes open.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-24
" T A Z E CA r e"

A simple, though wise. admonition,
Yet'often we cast it aside,
Assured that our tack or position
Will bring US out on the right side.
The long line of footprints we follow,
Unmindful of pitfall or snare,
Albeit that down by the hollow
The guideboard still bids us, Take
care
We come to garden Of flowers
Whose air is so balmy and sweet
That we daily, and waste the bright
hours,
And heed not the minutes swift feet,
I'LL darkness Ger hill and DER meadow
Surprises all nature so fair,
And the guideboard is hid by the sha-
dow
That silently bids us, take care
To build us solid foundation
a beautiful structure below,
For the good of ourselves and creation,
We must take care Of health and
build slow;
Take care of good name" lest it leave
us,
Though paltry and slight its excuse,
For the innocent sometimes must suffer
A share of the great worlds abuse.
lake care Of the dimes hose careth
And layeth sum on the shelf,
Shall find, so the wise man declareth,
THE dollar will care for itself"
lake care and not injure a neighbor;
Take care of your speech us years roll;
And, friend, as you willingly labor,
Look out and take care of your soul.
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SCHOOL, IS IN.

Gathering at the portals,
Gliding through the doors,
Seated on the benches,
Little ones by scoresl
Marching to the music
OF familiar airs,
Tells the common story,
"School life and It's cares"
Blessed little faces,
Pictures in a row;
Buds Of coming blossoms
How the dimplcs.glow!
Mark each true endcavor
To subdue the will,
Sitting fun and frolic,
Trying to keep still.
Rosy little fingers
Toying with the books.
Lately picking berries
In the shady hooks;
Feet that prove rebellious
To the measured tread,
Yesterday a-romping
Through some clover bed.
Soon you'll take it kindly,
Merry little mcu;
Fighting bloolless battles
With the book and pen,
Little men and maidens,
You are sure to win
Hark the bell is ringing,
Heed it, school is In"
-Ncc York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-24

WoMAN's STRATEGY jack said q
pretty girl TO her small brother thc 9th
er day, Il want you to DO something for
me-thats a good fellow.
What is it?' erowled Jack, who is the
brother Of the period.
why, you know that wig and mus.
tacho you used in the theatrical4?'
'WeN?'
Well, won't you just put them on and
90 TO the concert tonight? Augustus
and 1 will be therc, and, Jack, / want
you to stare ct me the whole evening
through your glasses
What you want me 90 do that
Yes; and rs we come out YOU must
stand in the door and try to slip inc a
note-take care that Gus secs YOU
too.
Well, | declare =
Because, you see, Jack, Gus love,
me, know but then lie is awful slow
and he's we'll Off and lots Of other girl,
are after him, and he's got to be hur
ried up little, as 10 were
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-24

A young lady was endeayorlng to i'm
press upon the minds Of her Sunday
school scholars the sin and terrible
punishment of Nebuchadnezzar, and
when she said that for seven years he
ate grass like COW, she was a7tonishcd
by little girl, who asked Did he give
milk?'
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WIT AND IIUMOR.

A young lady who didn't admire the
custom in vogue among her sisters of
writing letter and then cross writing
it to illegibility, said she would prefer
her epistles without an overskirt.' Sen.
sible.
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SECOND NOTICE.

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-24

An unfortunate mistake Magistrate {:
You are charged with having emplted
basin OF water over the plaintiff Irish
woman: Sure, yer honor, We must for.
give me; in the dark l took the gentle
man for my husband
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-24

Lives there man with soul so dead
who never to himself has said, I'll pay
before go to bed. the debt | owe the
printer? Yes. there are some we know
full well but they we fear will 90 to-
well, the place where there is no win
ter.-Er.
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IL was a new idea that Of an Iowa man
who got up a Bible with one page Of
holy writ alternating with apage adger-
dsement Of business houses, but some-
how il didn't sell.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-24

Az Eye TO BCsrNEss.-Two boys
had o few hot words md q sudden fight
on High street, and one ran away, leav-
ing the other with q bloody nose and q
mouth full Of "bawl." Seems Co me.
said pedestrian, who halted chat you
arc big enough TO lick that boy"
"Coursc 7 om." was 'bc Reply "Thcu,
why don't you run after him aud doi'?"
"Cause cause, gaspel The lad, =
don't want TO get very mad at him until
his folks fall pears arc all gone After
that III catch him and most break his
neck - Detroit Free Press.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-24


custom in vogue among her sisters OF
writing letter and then cross writing
it to illegibility, said she would prefer
her epistles without an overskirt.' Sen.
sible.
An unfortunate mistake Magistrate :
You are charged with having emplted
basin OF water over the plaintiff Irish
woman: Sure, yer honor, We must for.
give me; in the dark took the gentle.
man for my husband
A bold, bad burglar recently broke
into the house of an editor in
the watches of the night. The
editor awakened and questioned the
intruder: What do you want here?
What look you for? Said the burgler
grufiiy, Money Hold on a minute )
quoth the editor. and | will help Won :.
I've been looking myself for 10 years.
and perhaps the two of us may have
better luck Then was the burqla-
much disgusted, but the editor called il
joke and insisted that the BURGLAR
ought to set 'em up.
NELLIE SUMS UP AND RENDERS
JUDGMENT-Little Nellie, a four-year-
Old, was punished by her mother the
other evening for some misdemcanor.
1he little one sat quiet Cor few mo-
ments and then began scolding, winding
up with: We'll, l never could see the
use of mothers! Always spanking lit
tie girls, and it don't do any good any
how r Boston Courier.
An Irish crier at Ballinasloe being or
oered to clear the court, did so by this an
nouncement: Now, then, all you black
guards that isn't lawyers must leave the
court
Lady. But tell me, Miss Jenkins,
why you are not satisfied
Governess. We'll, the fact is, madam.
should be perfectly contented to stay
if Master Tommy were not SO plain :;
but l am afraid of his being taken for
my little boy some day when we are out
walking, and that would be so very un-
pleasant
The difference between woman and
an umbrella is that the latter can be
shut up.
john said Mrs. Smith, What smell
is that?'
Cloves
But that other smcll?'
'Allspice.'
But isn't there another
Yes, apples
just one more?'
Cider. my dear
We'll, john she said, 'if you'd only
drink little brandy now, you would
make good mince pie
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-24

SO cts; Mems good wool Hats
do. Sl-Cofee l2i to 90 cts Roast =
large stock OF Reidy-made CLOTHING
at lowest figures.
grounding country for past libe.
me. Ge Don't fail to Try our l2i
~ All kinds of Produce taken in Ex-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-24
Look at our Prices

Calicoes CT cents; Cottonades from II
so cts, boys do. % cts-Women's Shoes so
ed 20 cts good brown Sugar IL lbs for 81
below Baltim orecost-NOTIONS aud WHITE
W Thanking the good people of TOW
raj patronage kindly solicit the continuance
cts Coffee and 81 cts. Sugar. Country Bacon
change for Goods. Ter Remember the MIA
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-14
Taking Testimony,

On Monday last the Hon. NJ. p.
O'Connor and Mr.. E. w. NJ. Mackey
visited our county for the purpose OF
taking testimony in the matter OF
contest for the scat Of Mr.. O'Connor
in Congress. Monday was spent in
making the necessary arrangement
and in taking such testimony as was
at hand. DIR. O'Connor returned to
Charleston OH Monday night, leaving
General James i. lzlar, Mr.. Nal
colin !. Browning and Colonel w. j.
DeTievillc in charge of his interest.
We attended the evening session OF
the High Court on Wednesday and
found Mackcy acting in the triple ca
pacily Of judge, clerk, and lawyer,
and; often leading the witnesses IN
such paths us suited his purpose, nor
did he scruple to put tue proper an
swcr in the mouth of his witness. OF
course the usual amount of lies were
told and attempted to be recorded
and would have been had not Mcssrs .
Izlar and Browning watched the wiry
judge and his we'll drilled witnesses.
Mackey knows that this contest will
end like that Of Corbin and Butler,
but then he has an eye to that Sl0,-
eco donation scheme. We hope,
however, . Democratic Congress Will
be more prudent in voting away the
peoples money. We are glad to get
rid of Radical ling rascals, but $40,
600 is a steep price to pay for the
riddancc when the penilcntiary is the
the cheaper and more direct route.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-14

Butler in obtaining appropriations for
public improvement, bus it was for
the purpose of eplisting moneyed
and influential citizens in his behalf /;
and lie has been some what eulogizcd
because of his recent speech in favor
of President jeff. Davis, but it was
with an eye to his salvation from the
penitentiary. Self was at the bottom
of everything lie did, and if he can't
be sent to Albany prison, let him GO
TO Colorado. We say, give the devil
his due.