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WOOD.
SPECIAITIES.

pl EN1A Ia Il les.
pIIhs-A PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED
Il IL frCID one TO TWO weeks. I can refer To the
liberated Piles have cured during the pas. three
Winters Ctice hours from 10 a.. to y.
west ''N1-' IL - -'V' w. '''A d d.; Stn-'
MRS. Il. F. WRIGHT, CLAInYoYANr AND MAG
w SETIC PHYSICIAN, he's eminent success in treat
should call .. hcr residence. COO 9th ST. corner Of
MINE BROOKE TEI.IS ALL THE EVENTS OF
N LIFE. Al business confidential: Ladies aud
Gentlemen 90 cents each. No. 405 L street, be-
tween 4th and 9Th streets northwest. augli-lSw'
NJ ME. BLANCHE. OF PARls. FEMALE DocrnEss.
Tes eTees a eoFan e saNg lea tr
northwest. ty2l-22W'
w BREUNINGEM, Practical Matchmaker
W. and Jeweier, SO Penn. ave. Manufsctur-
ing and Repairing Of Jewelry specially. All work
JsSsfy ana sssHsars sws SSt hand and
NeTICE.-Thousands of WATCHES have been
IN kept In order by me during the last thirty
factured Vel made watches viii. with care. last
i sn s s by an per
PRIVATE sH% %9,E IsELEG II a;PH
BETWEEN wAsHlNG Gis1' AND NEW YORK.
BONDS, srook (; A II p 2sSFfsSEfsmrsr srCun-
ITIEs BOUGHT AND soLD on CoMMfsSIoN.
No. $50 18TH street,
(GoKCoRAN BUILDING
AGENCY FOR PRINCE AND WHITLEY,
STOCK BROKERS,
"a Broadway. New York.
Every class of SECUkITIES Bought and Sold on
Commission in San fTanci.cO. Baltimore, Phga-
delphia, New York, Boston and Washington. ORDER
executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one
eighth OF one per cent commission. Private and
direct telegraph wires to Baltimore, Philadelphia.
New York and Boston, through which orders are
executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and
reported bsck promptly. Quotations of Stocks and
BONDS Al d Information regarding the Markets re-
celved through our wire every 1tCee1 Diinnto-
daily. Orders in Cotton, Grain and Provisions
executed with dispstch. deC2-Snl
ETUN fISCHEH'S. DRY CLEANING
"A ESTABLISHMENT ana DYE WORKS. No.
LADIES sod GESTLEMENS' GARMENTS OF
ALI. KINDS CLEANED End DYED. eieo CREPE
Wells, LACES. GLOVES, Etc. -
SPECIALITY IN cleaning fine EVENING
DRESSES Thirty years experience Terms
moderate. uosl
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WEI Dc MEYERS
G A T. A II r II

CURE. Unqnest.onabIy the most important medi-
cal discovery since vaccination. remedy which
assimilates with the mucous membrane and forms
not only local, but constitutional cure at
any stage. One package generally suffices. Deliv-
cred by Druggists or by D. B. DEWEY Co, IS
Dey Street. n. z, $3.50 complete Treatise and
remarkable statements by the cured mailed FIR &C.
The afflicted can refer to:
GEO. ". LAMBRIeHT, IS Biddle st., Baltimore;
Mr.. SCHROEDER 800 North Broadway;
JOHN l.. HERRING, C. Park av. l. McMechan ST.
GEO. g. PREsBUEY, Prop. West End Hotel, Lon,
Branch;
REV. @. H. TAYLOR, 14O Noble st., Baltimore, Md.
&. Z. EELPHESsTINE, Ebbitt House, WASHINGTON;
Rev. GEO, Z. PRATT st. Stephens Recrory, Phila
Gen. L. G. BOOTS, Wilmington;
Rev. A. A. SUMNER, Frederick. Nd.
Nile AIMEE, Opera Prima Donna;
PAUL BoYToN. the great swimmer, Flushing, L. l.
sAM'L BENEDICT. Dr., 697 Broadway, N. z, etc.
A real cnre If Catarrh for 81 s0t pov1.aodaav
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OVER one-thfrd OF century OLD and more
useful than eyer-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 20 cents
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CANITAnY PLUMBING.
- ~ YEARS PRACTICAL KxPrRIxsop
Jas. Es BRlEN, 40 9th 20, NV.
Makes specially Of the examn alton and repairs Of
PLUMBING. with view to its properes nitary ar.
Eangement. Orders promptly Aued- oot6- 3ms
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COLDS.
5s rnstantshAeous aud Perfect Remedy
S0tc Universally RecoHani ended by
Oar Best DrHggists.

For Sneszsng. Enufssiog. Influenza,
DbaAiness, HeadaG
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/ oaTR GERMAN LLOYD-SrrAMsHIr

IL LINZ EfGNEkS NET YORK, HAyEE, LONDON.
EOUTEAMPToH AND BREhFN
Tie steamers Of this ConTany VIII sail every Sat
1rdsy from Brene Pier, foot 81 Sd street Hobokeu
hates OF assaRe--FrOnl New York 20 Hayre, Lon
ION, ScEtharnVtrn and Bremen. first cabin. $50
second CABIN, SEQ gsteers-e $50; prepaid steera1s
certificates, S2S For frriybf or passage apply 70
0klhlCHS 4 co, Rowing Greeu, New York.
". g. METzEROTT 4 co. 92E Pa. ave. Agents
FOR Washington. aug27
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

717 MARKET SPACE 717
THE PLACE TO PURCHASE RUBBER SHOES
OHEAP.
Mems Gum Oyershoes, sizes 8 to II. At CSC. pair.
Ladies' ' " % to 8, at 45c pair.
Misses " 90 IL TO 2 at 3Sc pair
Chiidren's % 60 6 to lo54 at 34c pair
Remember, these are perfect goods. from the
best n anufacturers 10 the country Come early.
as the supply, at these prices, is limited.
W. II. RICH
dcc8 ~ lfaFkot 0uaeo.
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sCSITED STATES GOVERNMENT. District and ali
Investment securities dealt in Foreign ex-
change nought ana sold. Stocks carried on
margin. Il D. Cooke, j., d Co., bankers. l429
Z street,
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NEW yoRK-RoTTEUpa,Y.

The trst-class stesmers OF THIS line-'tAmster-
aud" ''sclicianl" and ''Msss"-carE;ins the o.
8 Msll TO the Netherlands, leave wats6n's Stores,
Cabin-S60, o1u, Second Cabin-S45 $50; Steer
.se-S2s. II. CAZAUX. General AGENT, n South
WiiligH street, New York. For passage Apply T.
". q. METZERoTT q co, OPS Pennsy yauia
avenue, Washington or +. III. JOHNSON, Agent.
National Safe Deposit Building corner New YORK
avenue and 18TH street northwest. sTIs7
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HAVE MADE SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS to have
ABOUT > eco gallons OF milk and ,O00 gallons OF
cream extra 70 iii transient orders for the hOl
days. ORDER what you want and depend on gel
Ting II. 7. X. Ward, Aliernay Dairy
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District Government Affairs.

NJ. w. o. R0ome, chief In charge or reTiSiOnS
CT special assessments, has revised assessments
On Potomac street from Grace street to Water
street; I'd street east from Maryland avenue to
O street north.
The District Commissioners have requested
General 5. V. Benet, chief OF ordnance, L. S. A.
to furnish sixty musketS and accoutrements to
Company A, Was hington Cadets.
EThe liquor license board 10 day Gisapnrovad
application from A. +. kinbali. corner l2Gh and
( streets NV; Michael Flynn. No. 2030 Ii street:
p3piel DonnaD, 1922 Vermont avenue, ana
Thomas Ii. Moran $40 street. =
ANOTHER ALLEGED NUISANCE.
note from Hr. j. c. McGinD. chief clerk OF
tie health Office, to Mr. Francis Carter agent
for the Dond.laen Of the ofal contract OrS states
that investigation shows that for several DAYS
DIAL and dead animals have been convened
overland by wagons and deposited at point On
the Virginia shore OF the Potomac river south
OF the Long Bridge and opposite the Arsenal
point, and stating that this is in violation OF the
contract, and notifying him to discontinue the
deposit OF offals at the point named at once, by
order OF the District Commissioners.
OF INTEREST TO LIVERY STABLE PRoPRIETORs
Saturday, Robert ChriSty, as attorney, filed
application With the District Commissioners for
the livery stable propTietors for statements OF
ali claims against them for taxes OF every de-
scTipIion and licenses under the act OF March
81, 1871, the present tax law OF the District.
The Old laws OF the corporation and legislative
assembly exempted this class OF property from
the personal tax IL subject TO licenses, and the
act OF March 80 continued the licenses and iC is
claimed subject TO the exemption Of the law
imposing the licenses.
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MERCHANTS AND NINE "A s.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
DU1EIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETwEBN
BALTInOItE and NEW YORK.
sailing dsys from Balimore-Rvery wKDNKs-
DAY and SATURDAY, ct pm, from foot OF
spear's Wharf, (rsSr foot &. Gny sd
From New fcrk-bvcrT WEDNESDAY and SAT
'oot Clinton ST.
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lovera
xtes freixilt guaranteed
Rates o; psssATe-First- casss. %. inoludins xexs
md s1teroom borth. Steersso. "a. u.eals II de-
tired, 80. per nleAa.
A. L. RU&5INs, Agt.,
Boston Whar..) BALTIMORE SD.
GEO. lei. GLOVER, AGt.,
te2s-y Pier ~. EAST RJVRR NJ.
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GUNARD LINE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUkARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool, CALI
FROM 'P ffE e i. So r. Ia h- Ss% 'yoRK
Batavia. We'd is Dec. lScythta. We'd. u Jan
SsiIia 800. Ned. p Dec BaiSyia. Wed, - Jan
Parthia 800. We'd, Jan. Bo ;hnis Wed, , Feb.
And every VI ednesdsv from New York.
- - RATES OF PASSAGE
45o, $50 500 geld, according 20 accommodations.
Tickets 70 PariE, s gold additional.
RetDrD tickets on fsvorsse terms.
SteersSe a. very low rstee Steerase tickets from
LIVERPOOL and Queenstown and al other parts OF
Europe, 81 lowest rates
Through bills OF laden Rtven for Belfast GLASGOW.
asvre, antwerp and ocRer ports on tie Continent,
xnd for Mediterranean ports
For freight and yassage apply 1t the Company'u
Jffce, No. Bowling Green, or both g.ee-ase anC'
,abin to OTIS BIdEIoV h CO.. Gus tn street.
Washington. DC
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The HOWE SCALE COMPANY have furnished the
W. y -; il X. 90. with a six ton wagon scale
for u.s. at their new depot recent canvass
shows that there are more Howe scales in use
In This city than al other makes combined. I
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TIE ODD FELLOWS FAR continues 10 attract
crowds or visitors. voting on The several arti-
cleS continues 10 excite the different candidates.
Tonight the fair Will be attended BY Company
A. W. l. L., who VIII be escorted by the NJ
formed Patriarchs and Pistoro'S band from
their aTrnOrY 10 The hail.
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lOJ CAENoT PLEASE your boys better than by
giving them new outfit from the splendid
stock OF clothing for sale at the Boys Clothing
House OF Is. Robinson y Co, 9p9 Pe1nSylyanid
avenue.
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utes.
-uZ
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truly admire both, and believe in
keeping everything as clean as pos
sible in quiet, unobstrusive way,
and letting well enough alone
Have home pleasant enough for one
to rest in without continually think
ing of the labor it takes to keep it
in order, so that one can relish his
food without swallowing with each
mouthful a protest that it has been
prepared at the expense of so much
strength. 1 have thought some
times l would rather go with one
meal day-and that a crust.
These extra-nice kousekeepers
so seldom get their work done, and
sit down for quiet, restful time
With an old, faded-out calico dress
on-their dresses are always faded
sleeves rolled up and a distress
ingly homely apron on, they work
from morning until night, cleaning
where it is clean.
The other extreme in housekeep-
ing is far more disgusting, where
the breakfast table stands unclear-
ed in the middle OF an untidy, un'
swept room until the middle Of the
forenoon, and the one whose bust
ness it is to look after things stands
or lounges around, looking out Of
the window or reading cheap nov.
els, while she is adorned with q
greasy, soiled dress, slippers down
at the heels, and bangs done up II
papers. While idling away thu
time, she knows she will have to Dc
the work when it must be done
and suffers more in dreading i
than in performing it, for it is har
der to look forward to than to do.
Ifwork is done when it ought Il
be, and done properly, a woman o
ordinary abilities, with reasonable
health, ought to keep house for {
small family and have many hours
of rest, ease and comfOrt'-R'~a
NeaC Yorker.
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of butter and a tablespoonful of
ginger together for three minutes,
then add a teaspoon Of saleratus
and quarter of teaspoon ofpul-
verified alum. When cold make
into stiff dough, roll thin, cut
round, and bake crisp and brown,
CoCoANUT DRoPs.-Beat the
whites of two eggs stiff with four
ounces Of sugar, then stir i'll four
ounces of dessicated cocoanut, If
the fresh is used, it must be grated,
and dried in a porcelain kettle until
like -four; add a third of cup of
fine cracker crumbs; mold the mix
ture into small pointed cones, and
bake until light brown on the top
and bottom.
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KEEPING THE SOIL RICH.-General
Grant says that when in China he was
shown piece Of land which had been
under cultivation every year for 5000
years without deterioration of the fer
tility Of the soil. This result IS effected
by returning TO the soil every thing
taken from It. Fish constitutes large
proportion ofthe food of the people, and
ofal not consumed for human food is
carefully applied to the soil, aud ish Is
great fertilizer. Even the roots in
a very limited extent-are taken and
rotted in a compost heap and returned
10 the soil. All the leaves and gar
bage are utilized IN the same manner.
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EXPERIMENTS WITH HoGs.-A
Certain farmer made experiments in
fattening hogs. lie fed 100 hogs,
weighing 200 pounds each. The wealth =
er was good. He fed them week, and
weighed them, and found that at four
cents a pound for pork bis corn realized
eighty cents bushel. The first week
of November his corn brought sixty
two cents, the third week forty cents.
The weather grew steadily colder
The fourth week the corn brought
twenty-six cents only, and when the
thermometer was at zero the corn
brought nothing, the whole feed only
keeping up the necessary warmth OF
temperature of The system.
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Mail. southward, connects at G0rdonsyile, Will
cbcs Z ohio H. X Last and West At Lyhch
burg. connects with Atlantic, Miss. ONO IL. Il
tlrough southwest virginia, to AssnVille Ne"
orleans Memphis, Little Rock and Iex4s-ahd ~
Danyille with Richmond D2nyille K. Il u south
ami Southwest. -. c.-,o,,.;,,o ..
ali ,,aints on Cnes 4. ohio and at D4nyiie, to all
The south and southwest, including Florida
MINED TRAINS for Maine Line leave Aexan-
drja daily, except sunday, % IN aud ~ % noon
and returning arrive at Alexandrla ii ~ u ana
233pm. 1902, ,..- ,,...A.,,.,,,, : IN a
,, md Alexandria I s. a IL daily, except sun DAY,
I've at Sttasburg at II - IL. connecting WIN
49,. vaiIey Road East aud West. Leave Stgasours
ANN. .rfiying It Alexandria at ~ ? m;
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS Division
leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday ana sa'ul-
dav. al " . N, and returns Monday, wednesday
and Friday, at As IN. .. Min, cha
For MiddleOurg, dAliy coAheeH0A a. A-H'N9 ''-
ton. .....,,,, q, T,.l,r'ane
nor WAEhEN ron, leave Washington AZ ~
Ii, aud 10 y II daily A.. -. u-,shir,-
All trains make good connections, al Washing
tou. - and from North and West. $50
New Orleans sleeper leaves " asnlDgt)n u ~
=, rnnning through W .thout change.
I'M Txpress train, leaving Washington at 10
n m. Marks Adjustable Reclining chAlr Ssr' Wiz
-vfr. charge only 81, through 10 Dahflue, ScH-
netting to all South. ~ c,.t,. ..o1
Fxrnrsiou tickets to Jacksonville, Florida, goou
IN rgtuf1 until Nay 10th. 1881, on sale at Msshlne
TON. Alexandria, ChArlottesNiAe anu ~ neHou'e
through tickets very low to the south ana
s '.,1 JIM. BROADUs G TIA.
~.c,,rDrLE II FERRY VALLEY BRANCH
IL. ~ %. II TX.
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Disagreeable and Agreeable
Housekeeping.
LORETTA z. x. TURNER.

l believe have as much liking and
admiration for neatness and cleanli-
ness as any housekeeper; bat there is
an unpleasant style Of reat house,
keeping 1 neither like nor admire,
where everything is put away and con-
sidered too good to be used,and where
one is pursued with broom and dust"
ing brush, from morning until night,
while the housewives high.pitched
voice is necessarily bemoansng the
awful amount Of work she has to do.
Now, if any one can be comfortable in
such an establishment, she must be
be very insensible TO the words of its
mistress. / never knew one of these
excessively neat housekeepers that
was not a scold and q fault-6nder-
usually a thoroughbred virsgo.
/ heard a lady once say that she
liked to visit people who were exc
tremely neat, for she went home in-
spired to do her own work more thor
sughlY. But l always feel uncom-
Portable for a month afterwards for
fear had set chair out of its place,
or left an unnecessary crease when
folding my napkin. Then, imagine
my horror when such people visit me,
and poke around into corners and
closets and out,of~the.way places to
discover something amiss, and woe TO
me if a spider has spun bis web since
my last visit with the broom
'.ay do not think that | am an
IN order and neetness: for / J
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Questions Answered

A subscriber wishes recipes Ifol
polishing a rosewood piano and
walnut furniture,
ANs.-To polish the piano.
Saturate a piece Of chamois skin in
sweet oil and apply faithfully to
every part. Then. with a dry skin
rub well, renewing the pieces as
they become CREASED with the oil.
1t will require one hour, or even
longer, of constant rubbing to give
it the gloss desired.
Polish fox Walnut Furniture:-
Take three parts Of linseed oil to
one part ofspirits Of turpentine. -
Pit on with a WOODEN clotl
and when dry, rub with woolen.-
The polish not only covers the dis
figured surface, but restores the
wood to its original color and leave;
a luStre upon the sui.ace.
CEMENT FOR LAMPS.
Mrs. VI. L. wishes a recipe for
cement for kerosene lamps.
ANs.-Three parts resin, one o
causlic soda and five Of wafer. Mi
this composition with half its weigh
Of plaster of-Paris. 1t will Sc
firmly III about three quarters 0
an hour.
The cement commonly used i
simply plasier-oi-Paris' which il
porous and quickly penetrated by
the kerosene. The above miXtur
is said not to have this detect
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20 HE GREAT CAUSE
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FART ERS'
FERTILIZER Comply.
OUR MOTTO
"The best material at the lowest prices"


Tho object of this organization is, to supply tn
III elders with fertilizers, and fertilizlng ma
I'LL al hottom prices. The farmers OF virgin.
"ay annually. at eas, 100000 for fertilizers, on'
hid of which oughtto be, and can De saved
farmers determine to do II. ,,-,,, -.
+" The gods help him who helps himself, runs
-, .+cie5t proyerb, and there Is much truth IN It
at so-s would relieve themselvus Of this terri
he tax upon their industry, they must learn 70
"help themselves ,......,o,, ~ ,,rr stata
~ ,hat their state taxes may not be INCREASED,
- No. adjust this fertilizer business, that tner
overwhelming private taxes may be largely De
cov.srD? No governors yetoes-no DECISIONS OF
tha conrts-no violations Of the "oohgauons OF
confrs.tsn can intervene here to block the wheels
of thi. movement for retrenchment' ior farmers
have lint TO say the word and il is done; 81,
We expect TO furnish stockholders Win ter. y.
Hzor sbdve the ordinary standard at from 80 20
x9T nsr ton. aud with sufficient capital, at mucn
iowsr nrice than this and fer thzlng mateflA AZ
Lowest ratss. considering the quality.
W. arnect 10 prepare several different formulas
Cor detrimental purposes, to enable farmers %
decide by actual experiment which Is D7s1 ~d@P'e"
to his particular soil. .,,...r-,a,,s
ON the Isl of April st Of June and LIST OF august
Iss0 Farmers wishing to subscribe or ioi la ne
Information, can address any Of the above Objects
Jan. 2s-3m.
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PENNSYLVANIA

In 1873 an attachment for a common plow was
invented by a practical farmer, that can in ten
mnUtes be connected with any ordinary plOw,
which changes it at once into a complete suiAy
pillow. Ii consists of one large wheel which runs
upon the laud side. smaller one under the beam,
and another that runs in the furrOw behind the
pillow. These wheels carry the weight Of the pow,
entirely removing the friction upon the bottom
and land side one Of which, together with the up
right beam, regulates the Width and depth OF the
furr0w. II Is provided With an easy seat, enabling
the driver to have at all times both his plOw and
team under his control, Once set, its work IS moi
easily changed. The relieving Of the plOw from
the side and bottom friction results in reducing
the draught over 20 per cent; even when carry
ing the driver the draught IS fully twenty pei
cent. less than that OF the walking piOw with the
driver trudgng IN the furrow behind. II can be
attached with equal ease to right or lcft-haLd
plow. and when properly attached. any one, male
OF female, who Is Old enough TO manage team,
can perform a. good work as the most skiilful
plowman can do without it. saving Of IS per
cent Of the draught Ia guaranteed.
1t is simple in construction, durable, easily at
ached TO the plow, and in every way perfectly adj
Unstable. II Is attac ed by means OF clamps and
bolts, without cutting OF boring the beam, snd can
be placed in position for days or weeks plow-
ing in ten minutes by any one with sense enough
to handle q common walking pillow. In going 10
or leaving the field, the pow is raised by lever,
aud the driver can ride as easily on any Of the
expensive sulky pows. It's cost is so low that any
one having two or more acres TO pl0w, cannot
afford ~ be without one.
ADVANTAGES.
The draught Is ONE-FIFTH lighter.
PIT is not necessary for a farmer 10 have two
sets Of machines IN order TO do his blowing, as
be can change any ordinary walking pillow into
riding pillow.
Sit has no draft pole and no strain on the At
tschment, but the pillow is drawn by the beam
the same as without the Attachment.
t-Tfs urirp lriuVa IL within the reach of Qll.
Sit * the BEST Sulky Plow made.
Address mo A. B0Wdsn, s.oy.
s. c. HARDEaT, 3i03 Chestnut IL,
President. PHILADELPHIA.
Dec I7--1t. COW
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

Two ladies Of Racine, Wisconsin,
walking home from church one Sabbath
evening, were grossly insulted by a
couple of loaiers. one ofwhom was in
stantly compelled to kneel in the mud
and apologize. The ladies didn't run
or scream, but one of them had a trusty
revolver and knew how to use 1t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31
-cucDULE II FERRY q VALLEY BRAAcl
IL. ~ %. II *.
Taking Eject GIse 10th, lsle.
NAnTu

No. 6sl runs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS only. No. 653 runs daily. All other trains
daily except SUNDAY. No: 90 connects a. s~ss-
mr. win trains from and to Alexandria. 40. COS
dimes at Mt Jackson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

Faber has made a great deal of money
from led pencils, which is the difference
between Faber and newspaper re-
porters.