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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
Hans PrOgsess in the Past Hint OF his
Faiure.

Think Of the advancement man has
made since the time when he was Il
cave-dwellcr, shyeung out Of the glacial
epoch, and conlendng with wild beasts
l.r foolhod on the earth, TILL now lha {
he enjoys the idealsm OF Berkeley.
wiclds the quaterniOns Of Hamilton.
uses the lishLuings tor his red-sandled
messengers, holds his spectro>cope to IA
star and tells what elements compose it,
or to an Outskirtlng nebula and declares
II a mass of iucandescent hl drOgen.-
From such background ofaccOmplish-
ed fact he seems really to have right
70 peer forth iulo the unbounded future
aud pramse himself all unbounued
destiny. The repetition Of sUch pro-
sres-, nay much less. il may not uu-
reasonably b. imagined, would raise the
curtains ON unsu>pected secrets, bring
the family Vf intelllgences scattered
over all worlds into conscious con.
munications. and accomplish the de
mvcrancr OF the whole creation travail
iug and groaning together unto this da'
i,,r the redemption OF the creature. -
WHAT splendid. almost incredible task
man has alrcady achieved in ,isentang-
ling the apparent astrOmic motions aud
converting them into the real oaes.
How immensely sublimer and more
complex is the position OF man on this
planet than It seemed to the primitive
savage, Who kucw only what his crude
senses taught lin, although, all the
while, the moou was clrcling about him
twenty live hundred miles su hour, and
swoOping with the whole solar system
thorough the bike void with a still
swifter eyre in ayct vaster cycle! This
demonstrated physical tact. lis harmol1
,urrclate in the spiritual sphere would
ne nothing less than IL lease OF eIerna
existence Tor the 50 Il which sees en
,lcss invitations Il iei |. and eXults "a
The prospect Uf an eternal pursuit. o
them, its reason and affection affiliated
with those of the whole divine house
Mold of immOrtals. Two or tree
generations ago it would have beeI
more uncomfortable that men hundre'
miles apart could aud,bIy converse To
scther. as they now do by Means OF th
telephone, than it is at this DAY To be
hcve that communication may at som
future time be opened between the III
nabitants, of the earth and the inhabl
tAuls. OF SIRIUS through the llbratIOus q
the ethereal mcdIun.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

Mans Spiritual Nature Is no dream
tor theolo.ians t0 vanish before the
ight of Natural Science. 1t is the
srandesl Reality on earth. Every thing
here but the Soul sf Man is a pa,Sln-
shadow. The only enduring sub'tance
IS within. When shall we awake to the
sublime greatness. the perlls, the ac-
,ountables. and the glorious deSIlnieS
nf the Immortal Sonl? y! for a voice
Of power to arouse the Human Splrl'
from its death IN life Of animahty. Ia
quicken il With ct consciousness OF its
own nature, to lift it TO an adequate
comprehension OF the purposes foT
which the sublime thoughts Of God, o.
Duty, Of Disinterested Love. OF Heav7h
are opened within ! In what vaiI
show we walk. while we toll without
ceasing for the perishible. aud remaiI
bind aud dead to the Everlasting, th'
Perfect and the Divin'p
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

How eraud and glorious Creation
r,ust anpear from beyond the gravel
Aad especi ally how grand and gloriou.
must appear the Creator. 10 nna ''se'
tho nossessor OF a life without end, oi q
home AZ vast as the canopy o; the star,
Of freedom as boundless as lignt' ana
or e,rulties that are absolutely dazzling
and enhancing in their nature-Is not
This situation which must cause ts
spir,t TO thrill with a rapture too great
for utterance? With what gratitude
,nust the soul look up to the author OF
;,s bcinc. as it finds itself freed from .
MANS and harnesses Of mortality, ana
,,ocomss conscious that 1t is hencefor'h
TO be Gods guest! If, FROM this w0r",
where there is so much to dull ana
darken our percep,ions-ii' from the
rude temples of time. aspiring man can
,.e 80 many Of the glories OF the Creat0r
how much more shall his eyes be opened
hovm mich more shall his whole being
be; illed with holy awe. a: upo" n'm
hrsak, beyond the grave the full rad.'
ouce Of the everlasting temples
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

ceeded in getting the train to Blewer'
ton. a distance of two miles, after twC
DAYS hard labor. arriving at Brewertor
at g. on Sunday evening. Every effort i
being male to clear the road. Snow
plouehs and large body of men are al
work. and il is probable that the road
will be entirely clearad in two da.s.and
all trains running s.Om prevents.
LAMsoN's n. Y. Jan. 5.-The after
noon train on the Delaware. Lickawan-
Ia and Western Railroad left Syracuse
on Friday for Oswego in one Of tm
most furious snow storms ever known
in this section, with two locomotives
ahead. When half a mile north oi
Lamson's Station the train ran into a
snow drift three quarters Of mile
long, and from ei.hl to ten feet deep.
The wind was blowing gale. The
passengers consisted Of about an equal
number of men and women with a
number Of children and babies.
# soon became evident that no pro
gress could be made, for the snow drift ell
in faster than il could be shovelled Orl.
The stnppage of the train prevented the
stoves from drawing, and it was plain
that if the passengers were Obliged to
stay where they were, they would be
very cold before morning. Things were
beginning to assume serious aspect
when locomotive from Syracuse mad,
its appearance at the rear OF the train.
After much difficulty :he rear coach, with
The assistance of fifteen or twenty SHOW
eIers, was slowly drawn back to th'
station. to the great relief Of the pissen-
gcrs. The proprietor Of the hotel and
MS household did their best 10 make ali
comfortable. Morning broke UPON them
with the storm still raging with iucrea>
ing violence. Nine o'clock found the
Passengers seated around the table.
thankful enough. A telegram was re.
ceivcd from W. Is. Phelps. Superinten
dent Of the road, sympalhizing with the
passengers IN their detention. and tell.
ing his conductor to make them as com.
Portable as possible.
The storm continued raging with IN
abatrd violence until this morning.
when 1t began TO slack. The shOveler>
were Immediately set to work on both
ends OF the road, and at each station
along the line.-N. Y. San.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

SURE SIGNs.-To loose mony is =
IN ei bad luck.
TO meet funeral is sim Of death.
To dis,ipalc TO day IL sign your hair
will pull tomorrow.
To kiss pretty girl against her will
is a sign you'll get your face scratched
To take home piece Of beefstaek is
sisu there will be broil in the family
TO see a dog fly at a farmers leg is
a sign misfortune is going TO befall bi'
calves.
To see man loafng around bar
room is a sign he'll drink-if you asI
INN.
To see your sweetheart kiss anothe
fellow is sign you will be disappointe'
in a love affair.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

frankie Chapman, dsughte. Of .
Methodist clergyman in jackson, Ohio.
went to a public ball in Cincinnati. where
she had been living, and drank SO much
wine with a friend. Mss Agans, thas
she became intoxicated. They went
hsme together, quareIled., fought, and
MISS Chapman hiIled her antagonist By
striking ber ou tho bead wisas pisehsE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
,nur first nam. bub.'

What's your first nam. buo" IN
ou'rcd man of the industriou. Arab
who was psttlng polish on his boo's'
Mark. replied the boy. Guess you
won't live great while, them return
ID the man. What makes yer think
40. c,p?' queried the gamin. Because
Death Iuves shining Mark you
spow.' TIE boy said he reckoped he'd
last ill his blschIa' WAS gone, anyhow
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

Never put of until 70 morrow &c.'
is AN excellent maxim most of the time,
hu, in the name sf all the gods at once,
don't breathe il in the presence Of the
man who has already had his shirt on
tor eleven days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
~OrARlEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE

D.y,. p,sr-pr. c. A. Drovn, o0ed Funk and
mo- II. Snarr. o.,su .FH CoGel,, Snowden
hltaher, Is..eTcv-J H. Rodeher, Martin StaieKler'
Levi A. cutler ,.,,,beu James J.
XsgBY ESami. Hannah, samue' NinSi''' Jaw
r. Nj Ter. ,,..,,.,,,,so, r. ?. Zirkle, John VI.
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

Josh Bllings:-I don't insist upon
oedcree ola man or horse. If q horse
kan trot fast the pedigree is all right; IL
he kant. I wouldn't give q shilling .
yard for his pedigree
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

Smith saws it is all nonsense to say
that lightning never strikes twice in the
same place. His grocer's scales show
the effects Of at least half . dozen light
enings.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

rni, hotel has Deen receLa improved by
~ s...r..c,,on OF brick adltici to the mair
puniing which will give ccmiderably more
,oor,. aad afford ample acco nmodation for
re travelling public. >,
THE TABLE will be well supplied at all
times with the best the marset affords. and
no oai,s shall he spared to s.tisfy the wants
Of ,uests il this department.
TIE BAR will be stocked WITH the bes'
Liqmors. A full supply Of Wilson's pure
Rye whisky (the only homemade WHISKY
IA in tue couaty,) can bt found oy those
wishing pure article for uedi6al r1rposss,
Or their fees per diem, and their certificates
tas.a in payaent if lesired.
charges ModeR'". call respectfully
solicited. coz,
Nav I
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

.Nocows. no cream, is the way q
compositor set up tn, words, No cross,
no crown -.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

Who fired the Ephesian doine' asks
the editor Of the Nation. Wonder
Ephesuspects u.s.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
P0ETICAL.


LIZ 0s 0AAR&>s
Oh wonderful stream is the river Time
a. il rnss through the realm OF tears,
With fautiess yfhm and musical rhyme,
Ana = broader sxee }, and . surge sublime
As Il blends With tie ocesn Of years.
How the vinfsrs are ariftine Ike fakes Of snow
Are the san1er liko 5s.ds between.
And the y6ers .n theel,ssf "a fhes come ana 20
Or The rivers breasH nth eho snd now,
AZ It glicts in the fvf and sheen.
There's msgical isle mp the river Time,
Where the softest hirs are laying,
There's cl udless sky, sne tropical chine,
And a song az sweet asa ,eHper chime
and the Junes with the roses are staying.
The name Of this isle Is the Long Ago,
And We bury our treasures there,
There are hrows Of beauty aud bcsoms Of snov,
They ARE now heafso ~ aust, but we ioseo tnoin "
There are trinkets and tcsses of hAtf.
There are fragments Of song that NOBODY nus'
And a part Of an infzut prayer,
There's a lutte unswept, and harp without strinss'
qhere are broke VOWS aud pieces OF rings,
And the garments she used to wear.
There are handsthst sre waved whom the fairy
-By the the nnirsgess lifted TO the air,
And We sometimes hear thro gh the tureuient r't'
Sweet voices heard in the days gone before,
~ hen the wind down the river IL fair.
Oh, remembered for aye be that blessed Isls,
All the days of our life till night.
When the evening comes with its beautiful sm lie
And our eyes are closing to slulnber awhile,
May that Greenwood Of soul be in sight.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
CONSTABLEs.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

sUPENINTENDENT OF sChVo'''
woodstock,
Il. Gretlt,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-12

cred the rate Of taxation was what 1t now III. In
per eenttlm. and that rate OF taxation has been
levied since the Judgment WIS rendered. For
the reasons herein given. aud considering the
law and the evidences warrant the relief:
1t Ia ordered. adjudged and deereed that the
writ of mandamus herein Issued be made pe-
rempfory 80 far as to compel the Council OF tho
city OF New Orleans comprised OF Isaac w.
Patton. Mayor; Alfred F, Isaaeson,. John
Bshan WASHINGTON Marks and J. u. Houston.
Adm Illustrators, and the said Mayor and Admin
istrators separately. to place the Judgment rem
dered 10 favor of the reater Oh the thirteenth Of
June, 1878, and described 10 the petition herein.
glstry on the next annual budget. and to pro-
vide for the paym1ent Of Ill said judgments q, r.
and by means of oil taxes imposed collected or
held ,or city current expenses q 81 not Levied Or
specific purpose. and la order to insure sui
fcient fund to provide for the payment OF sa1d
and continue to do 80, IL necessary, until tho
Judgment Of relator is paid and satisfied, And
1t isifurther ordered that all other relief herein
prayed for be denied.