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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

The Grand Army Of the Republic aids
in the support Of the orphans and widows
of it's deceased comrades, and thus throws
over these helpless ones the bread shield
of the protection Of it's powerful organi-
zation. The sad fate of the ten little
babes of General J. B. HOOD, (who lost a
fortune of over $4,000 by the sudden
depreciation Of the State bonds of Louis
lana, and whose wife and himself died OF
yellow fever in tie same week summer
before last at New Orleans has prompted
the soldiers who were under his COM
mand to announce their adoption, but it
is probable that better guarantee for
their care, nurture, support and educa-
ton is afforded by the publication Of the
great book of the war, (the fullest his
tory of the inside, SO far, from the Cen
Tolerate side), left by General Hood, and
now published by General Beauregard
on behalf of "The Hood Orphan Memo
rial Fund" which is carefully invested
in the loans of the United States.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

No. So. Concurrent Resolution request
ing our Senators and Representatives
i'll Congress to use their best endeavors
to obtain the passage Of an appropria-
ton Of $4,000 to clean out the mouth Of
Bayou Carlin.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

It has been said that :" the blood is the
source Of life It's as truly tn, source
of disease and death. No life, that il TO
say, no healthy tissue can BE generated
from impure blood, no organ Of the body
can normally perform it's functions when
supplied with impure blood. The fluid
that should carry life and health to every
part carries only weakness and disease.
Blood is the source Of life, only when it
is pure. #; it has become diseased, it
must be cleansed by proper medication,
else every pnlsntion Of the human heart
sends wave of disease through the sys-
TEN. TO cleanse the blood of all impur-
tiles, use DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pnrgative Pei
let's, the most effeetual Alternative, tonic,
and eathartic remedies yet discovered.
They e~e especially efficient in sercfalous
diseases.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03
Saturday, April 8, 1880

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the
bowels.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

No. AZ. An Act to provide for the pay
ment Of tue salaries of the deputy and
minute clerks, shorthand reporters
and other employees of the Civil and
Criminal District Courts and Court Of
Appeals of the parish Of Orleans.
Pas ments to be made ont IF the
judicial expense fund of the parish Of
Orleans, upon the warrants Of the re-
spective Clerks Of Court, approved by
the Judge.
No. %, An Act to prescribe the amount
and character of the bonds and quail
fieatious of the stlpties to be furnished
by the Clerks Of the Civil and Crimi-
nal District COURTS for the parish OF
Orleans.
The Clerk pf the Criminal Court is
to give bond Of $lQ,QDO, and tile
Clerk Of the Civil Court q bond Of
$4,000, each approved by the Judges
Ut the respective courts. The act be-
ing special in its character, few Of our
readers wonld feel any interest 10 it's
details.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

Enactments Nos. 54, SIS, SO and 81
were promulgated yesterday, and viii
he reported in our next issue.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

No. 81. Joint Resolution requesting onr
Senators and Representatives. in Con
gress to use their best endeayors to Sc
cure the passage Of . bill TO appropri-
ate $4,000 for the purpose Of cleaning
out and deepening the channels Of
Bayou Terrebonne, Grand Gallon,
Little Gallon and Bayou Black.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

No. 49. AZ Act ordering and requiring
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

No. 46. An Act for tho relief Of secnri-
ties OH official bonds il all cases where
good and sufficient cause is shown, and
authorizing courts to require new
bonds.
This act provides that
whenever sureties on any official bond
!. shall have good cause to fear that the
officer !, will render them liable upon
said bond by reason of his misfeasance,
malfeasance or neglect Of official duties,
it shall be- :. the privilege Of said surety
o: surctics, by rule upon said officer, to
cause him to appear before any court Of
competent jurisdiction to show cause
why said surety or spreties should not be
released from further liability upon said
bond. Said officer shall lie allowed ten
days after service of said rule within
which to answer the same, and upon tho
trial of said rule, if the court should be
satisfied that the apprehonsiOns Of the
said surety or sureties are well founded,
then in that event decree shall be en-
tered up requiring said otti.er to execute,
within 4 time to be fixed by the court,
| which time shall be not less than ten nor
more than twenty days after final judy
ment, u new bond to be made and execu-
ted according to existing laws, and fur
ther decreeing the release from all liabil-
ity Of said surety or snreties upon said
bond from and after the expiration Of
the time allowed to give a new bond.
In case the officer fails to give new
bond within the specified time, his
office shall be iDsO fcfO vacant.
Suits brought under this act shall
be preference cases, to be tried sum
marily, without juries.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures swamp
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

No. so. An Act TO provide for the pay
ment to j. H. Cosgrove, Printer Of the
CONSTITUTIONAL Convention Of 1879, Of
the balance due him for work done for
the Convention prior to and after the
adjournment Of the same, and making
an appropriation therefor.
The amount Of the appropriation is
1929 SO, payable out Of the revenues
Of 1880. The act was passed in obedi-
ence to the requirements Of article
267 Of the constitution. #ss
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-04-03

After the reception ceremonies had
been concluded, Gen. Grant and party
drove to the residence Of Mr.. Walker
Fearn, where they will lie entertained
during their stay 10 the city.
On Thursday the General received q
host Of callers at the St. Charles, in
Guiding all the State officers, members
Of the General Assembly, city officials,
representatives of foreign govern
ments and citizens Of all classes.
The excursionists will probably re-
main in New Orleans two weeks. and
will visit the jetties before ,esnming
their journey Northward.
For number Of years it has been a
quandary with the civilized world s'who
was the man that struck Billy Patter-
son ~ Now, whether this Patterson was
an individual or what-do-y ou-call- Fem
has never yet been discovered until re-
Gently. The long sought for information
however comes at last through the kind
ness Of a friend from West Baton Rouge
parish, who informs us that Billy Patter-
son il black bottle in the Sugar Planter
office that the editor has been striking
for over thirty years,-Iberrille Sonth
And we'll wager a years subscrip-
ton that if Johnny Sl,anks ever again
goes within reaching distance Of the
Sugar Planter office, he will there
after he known III history as 1.-THE
man who was struck by Billy patter-
son. Hyams and Patterson will
double team on him, sure as fate.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures swamp
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

i'N*f it':' SH'''i.-.t gentleman -.
.f'nin:' iTr2I Eir"ia !,oagi.t a ,v::;.
i'";:'',af!" anI c"irrn:ira sh:yI c,r
rs VIE. i. cos: h.."cva =..gDb a:.l
..'.h9H. arh he waa Hs:u:.:ii. Gss:G..:i.
9? "vf'::!"y tla ,!i~agroaa!,c rsc...:.v
ot I.n> i!:: ner"rAt hurried dollars r...-,.
/: ~ the a':a:'" o! cEj:"r,i d"ly. Ga in::r,l
'aH yH%se: 'r:t' I'll c:<vI&'!iuaiy al;Ta".-
tive iH'';., 70 whom wien .:.ry wee: J..
s;.'h" o: i.:mi lie cpui;,!t.i l,S ,l;.an,,Ia
why 'Ey dear sir she said. n.;.ci;.
i""; IS nD dilemma &t al. will ,:rq,
~" s!.'" :~'i:i,. Al ;i!eIl ~ uIcstiuns
"i" h1 ",';:!.' Tia g,u.icnan PAIL $
:ipwin.. tribute - The wnn i,.il; fnr.;.;
!iy -: 'hc feminine minl aal acc,,,'c,i
The ":isT. iAc Sha~i 4:acr;, The i!i,:.
shoulders, anl was certainly vIrv be
coming. Tiln iri.uks were cx..n;nrL
a.; passed Wit, that nys!cT.0u; cha';>
mark, HltiOrL ii;rli I'D i,lgra..c can re-
r.'irG lie hcnHI;c;iou Of Uncle sam. a,,l
NtH tic gentleman saiu!cl the lady.
sr'HO o. tie Pleasure lie hal cnioycd III
*" company, ;.Jp2A Lhey wnuil hnva
rciHcr G.-.in, and then msicu for 'hc
H"a"'. pSE your pardon, $40 SGjI.
bu' what shawl do vou refer TOP lie
naturally 2;iaworcd, why, the ono you
iin:c Oh, 20 ',S sure 'Ard why should
give J3u my saaw'?' she Inquired. In
q word, tie d;.ipyrc wax:l so warm
tha. sic threatened TO call u roiiccalan
unless he dcs;stcd, and s.nco Inc could
not legally claim tic shawl Without Goa.
victing !,;nscIf Of 4 deliberate atio,npt
to swndlo tic government. he was coin.
PEELED 10 leave with the fair stranger
the present which kc hal intended fer
his wife.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

-fm"rirGn A.j.:;ns' fv'c:yu EWc.pr!*".-
The C:uT. De Lc- -Sc,'; ca':,c LcTc rs t.,:
representative nf Tie !r:ci.;u capitalists.
wish Il great :l,ur!$h ct 'r,l:n,.r:s, :,H..
inprcs ,2L simple people with The plan
that lie w;.' gong 10 carry ous his idea
oi \ Panama Canal without delay. Hu,
the President frs. cilacI,h Iii; :r,.or hy
rc.a!lictAinE Tic Mouycc doctrine 0: a.
merican control uTcr wCT':s OF that nS-
tIrc. a.,l Capt. JAM; i. I;a,., followed
this, showing The CGaH!c> ,ional Com.
mitIec ,h.t De i.easrpa' sc:ic;uc was in-
, :':ac'icIH!c from engineering ,!ii:icui-
;:as;, and Tie c::,r:no;:S expense il would
i"vo.vc. lie .h?H &c: ~ Tic c9:E:n..
tee :, paper in advocacy CT his plan oi =
ship railway. lie demonstrated ;!i,:: y
substantial am:l durable siip rl.i"ay
can hc built Tor half The cost Of = ca; al
with locks, x Tor one Fourth lha. OF c;,n;:!
1T tide level: t.:at sGch 4 skip railway
can be buil; in one .;hi.1 or onc-fouvIh
OF the time needed for lie constitution
Of y canal that, Wien built, ships Of
lie maN!nGm tonnage can be moved
with safety at four or live times greater
speed than in y canal that = greater
number OF vessels per day C:in &c trans.
ported hy the railway than can possihly
be transported Ey the canal; that t:.a
capacity Of 4 ship railway eau be ':asi!y
Increased 10 meet the demands OF co!n =
.nrrcc. t!!a. the Cost OF ina;:i.anaIc2 O!
III" roadway anil roli:,. stock woutt sc
mucA less l!au that of tic canal a%I!
i'!%t r.!!"ay can 5c CONSTRUCTED AL
operated in localities wliarc i: Is not
nrac;ic.il. To ch2s:ca2. Il canal. III,
cxi:i"ino:l his p.an by ii2arS nt 1rH:T-
:n.ss which showed . ::!t o: G.uU2 fee;
made into the barber - the depth O
t:,iiiy feet: lhcn sdrw.nc Tie cradle in
: to which tic ship is 10 h.: lifted, and c:l
i.i.;i"ir:, l:ow L!:c sAip is 10 I've kcr: i!
Eia..a III the cradle hy :ncIa' o: h:oe:i
:iy or ten fee. apart; ''.ta s!s0Sin., IL,
rAil"a:, cn:eis;!,g Of t"e!vc rails q
, :hc H;i.na"y With. IL claimed tha
" lvra!;a:&i.. was inpo5S!.s.a ca ac::2a:i
, ri t,I3 nnm''cr Ci rails All! ;,:a wei =,
>, Of thc ships: that th>:c woa.N b2 Il
ns":!%;''. o. strain ni,1.i t',' Ships, eve
. -; - "rH;'"e Via piqn has receive
, itr"'''l, Henry Steers a.! c,.acr c.i:;:c.
- ..'::s'"t''"i engineers. 81. 10 i.cSsa:
-! ~ -! NJ: :'.r !i!, :,::' .:lv :,,:. /,
Ii. ":u+': = !::li HI h',,i tr;A!; l.. w.- ~
=. AS ;''ao. i;ii, Ca:,,. :;n.l: s2u.ns /, have
r ~" Eo:::i :H::cr ut J:!G i,:-inrsS ma, ever
= ;F.i2.a and !: Is p:.Jah:c ::,.t ou- 90
. V":nn"i: VII :n,"rn;.:H hHi"ric.n ca
!'"?-:S, i, !h;s Instance. - 1-ix!ii.r,
. La:'=r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

Sugar ana mola:scs are now made.
from corn. Half s dozen establishments,
the Martinsburg ShGc<n,oa says, have
hccn planted within a month in Indiana
l:inois, AMI Iowa. Cyrus Mccormick.
and others have, it is sail, pat $3.50 600
into one at Chicago. 1t is to have 4
capacity Of 10000 bushels day, which
IS Tic equivalent Of 300 tons or sugar.
y ba5hcl Of corn, costin forty cents.
produces thirty pounds Of grape sugar, or
thcee gallons OF syrup.
This sugar, which COS! them net two
ccnts per pound, they can sell al from
three and onc-!ia!f to four cents. while
The three gallons Of syrup can be sold
=. from ,hirty-iivc 10 for;y cents 4 gal.
lon. This ncw in lustry promises to
dispose Of the 'ovc.-production' 1rcs :
lion, IN il I'll! probably hcncero-.ii no,
DC cheaper 70 burn corn than wool in
Central Iowa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

tAH" Cu!.Tri.E lH CA!.FonH!A.-A
correspondent Of the. Pacific Rura!
frcss, gives !:is experience in the cui-
tnre Of he carp, which, 20 say the least
- Eery satisfactory TO him, AMI cncour-
aging to all who may desire t, grow
this Kind Of food. In January. 1876. ne
hoa@h. Fix cfrr. one OF which soon died.
Tie iifs: year he rai5c.R 2.Oit. and in
iSS77S,, 2.G72. from tie sat tnc five fish. In
s. reared i,ouoir6m."e't e,oe,,l'"sIAH1.
rac crop for 1870 hes NIT yet been pu;
into G.u,cs. Tie fa;M fish ponds cost
80 each; FIRST cost OF iisi! $50; food
$40: total, $40. lie has soil Sil3
WORT, Of fish, and has from G.000 10 5000
carp in his ponds, bcsr'as his family
has been eating carp for the past Is
mouths. The gruunA devoted 10 this
! industry. That is, the area covered ny
The ponds, etc. is about half acre
! an,l il is 20 bc rcmcm5rrcd that it "a9
vet, xasic, an,! ctherwis: comparatively
worthless land ~ that.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

Tho CumberlanA L".,i.,. tells Tho ful.
low;b2 grasshoprSr story: "a few
days ago Mr.. Harrison Gcphar;. living
o@ South Mechanic street, examined
some tomato plants. Sc, in y box in q
room III his house n mont, ago: and
found them covered with small gtwss
hoppcrs, which had completely destroy.
c1 ihcn. There had been in ira a l!io
r5.H here tic plAA;s wcic."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

California averages higher rates fer
farm labor than any State in the Union
viz. S;ii month without board, and
81 81 day fer transicn: help in har-
vest times. South Carolina is sail to
-----~-~ <.r 81 G.:
per month withou. board. Trans:eni
help is paid for Il. the ratio OF eight,
cents q day. without board.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

M0audsvillc, West Va, RP,rt"f: Il
is s!atc' that from The present outlook
there is every reason - believe 'l,t
West Virginia wool wi! cnunan li"y
ccn's pr p"und this year. This, if il
rans on'. will ho encouraging 10 o;-
farmers. particularly those in the sheep
business. ana will l'i>ciy bc Tie means
Of many others ongaginy i'll iha, i'das-
t-".
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02
South a,ransl. ntt'lisenecr.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY. EPRIL 2. 1880.

The Winchester Times says: "rhc
factory carried on by Mr.. Jobn at
Brucctowr, las done moro business do
ring the past year than it hi done in
any cne year for some time past; the
demand for goods has been So great
that it was with difficulty that the orders
were Cl!cd.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02
Romney, Hampshire County ]Vcs Va, Apr3 2, 1850.
The ncEllcMau inusCl.

The gentleman muscd.
'So!,! = Latin grammar: 80"
.i,a, YOU rccr.! the ;:ci'lrn'. 10 :c:"t-
lcct = little Fellow W..o interested u'r.
auH to whom S@vo =o,G2 Oh sc::-o!-'
books
"ncil, sir, AIN ,ha: boy. iou I'll:
Inc that might "a" for tnem when
80. 20 Cons;"sS. II you viii! honor m2
by meeting u few friends -. itancr,
miil settle tic Gil!.:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02
IIDNN ~, W. v y.
S:IIzGYEG&!EE;
I Sl.e5>
DARpCE'S vgT,ENHY.
I1.!.I ISTRAIIii>.

Th:; -: H:;n.i.cai has G;w1ys. b: lis able ard
c"A'n'iv ':i"";4i1as OF tho questions Of the 1ir,
- ell n3 Is - ;i,u;iri;i,rs which nrc pre-
:,.rci w IL. e.i artists .X.rt"i rInst power
f;i "ul rcnc::;:al ini'n"a~o ":',a Tie public
a;I:d.
'G'l.s wc;1lit nf ia rhsrncc vii Always be
fsInd oa IT. sil' Of morality, enlightenment
n:.', ;ci.i.GEitai.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

Orc man s!ioa!l never be judged By
tie faults Of another. There arc many
had people in the world, and there are
also very many good ones. The good
should no. be held responsible for the
shortcomings of these who value good
reputation lightly. Since the beginning
Of our race. through anil in consequence
Of mans free agency, men have chosen
20 do wronr. bcca,;sc to 10 wrong seems
20 he purely earthly. while to do right
require, some degree OF cultivation.
Weeds grow naturally, because they arc
| % little consequence, cxccp: TO annoy,
! while i. ta,tcs q good deal Of hard labor
TO garner the wheat. The evil man cares
not ror lis sporsi!,iliiics. The good
man moves with ciutit II 10 build up the
best reputation. 1t is no: right that the
latter should Lc charged with the for
--.--'- :;"s "nh hn will not bc. only will
cpon thc same level with tho evil Thcr,
IS - difference, and there ara mono MOI,
iullr cognizan; Of This fact than ,ho o.,;
themselves. We often bear the remark
maze thcrc arc rs good people outside
OF TIC church az in it! We don't be-
''c"c The doctrine. aul no one else be-
| 'levcs it in fact. Ii this were lruc ;bo
church would be at a fearful discount
M" 'hc religion OF Christ n moakcrv
Tic noblcst thing We can conceive or j.,
'h's world, is the life aad character Of q
sooi man. Angels anl devils alike 20.
knowledge this.- .Scicct.d.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

"''nin the past ten days abou, twcn.
y converts to Mormonism have gone to
otaa from Lawrcncs County H..
""''e MORMON missionaries have been
'''oF'ng for ycAr. Among tho con.
Vcr's is a handsome married vou,,
WHO Lett her husband behind
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02
TERMS or ADVERTISING

Til" ri't2 Q! advertising arc, for II square ten
fm"s} or less. U%.: hGLrAR Aan FIFTY CENTS for
thrC. imS" ;ions-!arG"T ones in the proror-
ton. Each continuance 81! cents.
Quarterly, hal! yearly. aal yearly advertise
meuti iusci ted at liberal reduction on the above
rates.
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year viii! be CHARGE! regular ra;cs.
M :':verscEti I" ic considered by :!lc mon Iii
80 n.-.- 4
H'Sol::'nns Il! nsSuciniions communications oG
'''''"' 'ni"rrit,an! na.:cre 0! deaths exceeding
1::E "!A&: vii! he charged Syc csats per liac.
E!"i,ss;clat CARTS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

h@nir5 OF FtsuEs.-Is has been
'oag known that fishes return ,o obo,,
'hc same place in The same rivers o. cI,
year TO spawn, but it is recon, ,,i.cov-
cry 'fat they 90 UP The icr, hand s;do
o. '':c stream ana coming down take TIC
opposite side. Fishermen may be ben.
ch'tc" hy remembering this.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02
Hampshire County Court.

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i: Hanson f1f(the pace ol Joh"
iio'"er: " m.~as"s' OF Tie ROAD from
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02
South Branch lntoiliscncor.
W iIiiaa:sa 11:irl,or, 3Gditor-
Cfic". Garner .Kuin GuH GIurci Lane SIS.
RoMNEY, WEST NIIGiNIA.
Z Z Z " Z =:

TWO D0iL.lE; tEn FIFTY CENTS rer
anauiu-pr TWO hui.i.A!i il p,ii in advance.
NJ PAPER will hc discontinued, except Mt the
cp''na oi Ii. publisher, until n III renrages havo
ScC;I settled.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02
G. 8. WHITE, Cicrl;

4 iLoc%An" Friday week
':9'sr*. Eocrc and McDanarl. owner
"i :; 'A:m i" Clarke conn'v, y, actinr
oH "n Injunction granted by Judge Sta.
PIES "t t'i' Niri;i";, Court of Aprcals.
"hS;rn";"i' lac S;,.nan.I.-..-u-.
raiiToai .? tearing up several rails on
their farm. the difficulty hcina. in regard
70 "A unsettled cia;n for land damages.
On yesterday wccl; tic company effect
cd compromise witt, the owners Of Tic
farm and travel was resumcd. much 10
The delight cr the friends OF the road.
Most eli young men, for three, fou- or
live years before they became Of AGE.
make their calculations how they will
sing things a5ou: to suit them when
ia;y &c, - be .h"it' Own ;nau. Ninety.
H:Ac Oh ci every hundro os tlical learn
"hcH ti2y arrive a. the ago OF twenty
$50 70 tTor'y'iiTc. TIA; ttin-s don't
s'iN,! "o';h cc"t. 1t requires g cool
h."'. ~ honest heart and lois Of solid
experience 70 enable It's 10 slide through
the world wiz, aoy dc.rcc OF success,
Don't st..rt ont youn,; man. with ,;,e
very io2'ish ration that tic w.rl1
"'"c' YOU q living. IL don't /? CIV ruch
ihint. Yea arc 20 &c. yoar ;jy;nr o,,
oi tho world by u:rd knocks, and tha,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

''"i -',,.. ....ot. .: a;',f'ss.-... liz
H..'' ..'-''5 @a';..&2,,. 'SS:',yA
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

a good way to keep hens free
nee while setting is TO put two O. tGPT1
TOBACCO leaves in their nests, which vii
!r'vc Oh; the vermin if infested will
'htm. -tn';htr goo !p:.n is 10 sprinkle
sulphur literally ttroHy!: thci: feathers
* III .!c;T nc.ts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

The tc5t way 70 H7csc-yc manure is
70 ha"l IL 10 the field Oh which i. is
needed rs fast rs il accumulatcs. Have
was'on or sled always ready on which
- thEo" the InaruTc as it acCumu!o.cs
aH't h"n' 1t out when there is q good
ioai, a"d spread it At once. This is
he latest improved plan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

Tie red spider may he banis!.ed from
!''o",s ~ Tic simple process OF cutting
OK me injected leaf. y leaf once at
'fcHF'i soon decays and falls Off; but
!hnn the animals remove 10 another
~ carefully pursuing this ampu,a,ion
P'ah:5 VIII become arkably Lca.,!.y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

lAnLE SALrlN Milk FOR Ciu,Drry
Pr: .. {; Smith, in the Es,jGc JLdJ
,:A Jon'n'I gives the foilowinL uscfuj
art. which, by the way, is confirmed NJ
othcf excellent authority: when cow
milk is ionnd to disagree with hand !
oao:cs or small children, it may in 4
ny cases DC rendered entirely wlle-
some to them, by adAiag to It haN
portion OF table salt, just enough yc be
Pc'cci'.iHie 20 the taste. have for
-rcafs directed tic p-ac,i.a az ,s;o cx-
prdicns sanE...J -. .'NN':e -..... s..on IL
TO bc Of real value
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

An In Llama grape grower, who GOV,
ere" 'i'ly 5uoches Of Concords with IN.
per bags dxG inches, when the berries
were about The size OF peas, tells the,
New York Post that thoy ripcned -
icct'y without spot, skin much r
IMAM u.ua', and pulp sweet a6Wcro
white those not thus pssO~ being
conc thrcc weeks -bsSs
destroyed hy birJs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-02

D!wi;Ss;>nnt CARTS.