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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-28

"A,deruey Dairy waror.'

Singing irritation, Inflammation. all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "BuchupaIba-h
81. Depot, Stott Cromwell
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from all wasting diseases should Carriers Liver
qualities
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The Marked Popular Favor
accorded TO "Hub Punch is amply warranted. No
other punch made when required for use can rival
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HAVE your floors covered with straw mating at
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Law Books AT Arcrros.-The sale OF an unus,:-
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mence this evening. at 80 O'clock at the austiaI
rooms OF Thos Bowling, embracing all the report
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Riley, S. f. Wise, Annie Van Horn, NJ A. Law. s.
a. Langley, Annie Powell, G. L. Wilson, F. NJ.
Moore, A. NJ. Whlremore, NJ E. Anderson. c. F.
Maxwell, K A. Garrett NJ. A. Bowen, NJ. C. john
son, II. L Davis, v. v. Trook, Martha Barnes. E. r
Mason, NJ. Z. Garrett, A. B. Gray Caroline Rannev'
Isabella Holiday, E e. Holiday, Charlotte Lucas
4 Ie r; Me0auiey' N. >: Wilson, NJ l. smith, E NJ.
roll, NJ: w. Anderson, s E HALEY, S. b. Rynex, III.
j. Davis, S. II. Allen and L. w. Curtis
FIFTH DIVISION.
B. F. Janney, supervising principal; assistants,
L. A. Bradley, ID. A. Smith, X. NJ Blundon. r. p.
sullivan. X. A. Wilson, N. E. Turner, n. j. Brown
l. p. Hart. E. /. Cooley, II. G. Watt e X Gore. s.
v. Fleming, NJ j. Good, NJ. E Mckinney. E. A.
Norton, NJ. E Kelley, A. NJ. Brooke, E. j. Young,
A. T. Houghton, Ada Woodley (acting), L. G. Stri.
Ger, l: l. Gray, Is. key burn, A. l. Davis, III. Beall
A; L Macarthur, u b. Smith, A. +. Ferris, Mary
SIXTH DIVISION
Joseph r. keene, supervising principal Assist
aLts-Clement A. Peck, VIM. H. Smith. John W.
Chappell, Emily Packard, Robt L. Mitchell. w.
f. Naiey, Lucy T. Arrick. Lewis s. Evans, Julia E.
ioss., Jane A. Brown, Della n. Tingle, Aida 8.
Matthews, Julia N. Bartlett, Richard T. Moss,
Alice L. Strange, Alice D. johnson, Carrie A.
Brown, Mary e Mckinney. Julia Trusiy, Florence
J. smith, Lizzie 8: Nichols, Adelfnc Wolcott. Ar
thur l. Keene. NadIana A. Wineberger, Sarah s.
Helen NJ. Manning, Eliza a. Voorhees,, Louise p
Matthews, Frances s Farley, Henry s. Petty
Agnes A Farley, Mary B. Malone, Annie j.
BENJAMIN. Emma Y. Smith, Peter s. Lesh, E
Naude HALEY. Richard L. Peters, jamie <. faos
and Ccrnelia Clum. 30
SEVENTH DrvIs o tcoLoRRD scHools,.
supervising principals, Anna p. Spencer, Sum
mr. building; Mary v. Catcher. Stevens: Anna /.
Foote, Miner; Henry r. Montgomery. John r.
Cock; Maria A. Dorster, Garnet; Mary A s. Cary,
4th and L streets: Mary r Reel, Lincoln; Grace
~ Dyson. Loyejoy: Martha + Tucker, Randall;
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

The Graded school IN Ibis place wi!
clo.e at the end Of five months. Inc
trustees III RAINING the school Tor nine
months for q number ol years nave con-
.lracted a small debt. which they hope
20 pay off this year by dscontinulni the
school at the expiration Of five mont"''
The sum appropriated by the puoIc
fund. is not sufficient to contune tne
school more than Ave months. II our
citizens would agree to supplement Inc
public tuuds nv small private conlrlou'
,ioos we could establish = nine or ten
months school. at small cost.
Several private schools, we are III
formed. will be opened Immediately al
Ter the close Of the public school.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

VIRGINIA HOMES FOX Bofs.-
Eight, -onc homeless boys aud one
LONELY little girl assembled in the rooms
Of the Children's Aid Society, New
York, TUESDAY. They constituted Mrs.
l. ]. Astor'o Newly cars Party and
were preparing to leave FIR homes III
" est aud South. Mrs. Asior' VINO
paid for their transportation. was pres
ont in the afternoon aud bsde them
f,rewell. The boys who were between
the ages Of IL aud II took the evening
train for Culpeper county. Va, where
homes had been provided for them
wbilst the snaller boys went West.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
Yor the HERALD.
Mr.. EDITOR :
JNo. II. GRABlLL. c. s S.

Nix. EDlTOR:
The holidays passed OF very
pleasantly in this locality. no midnish'
y, lis rent he air, 10 led eyes entered
.,. .l.urchrs. no emaclaiea faces be-
.,.oL. de hauchery. Our women seemc"
80 tri,ht and fair rs full blown roses
and The merry laugh indicated that
ma oloom saddeued their hearts on ac-
count Of the loved ones for5e'iu!ness Of
5o,y,o those they had promised TO
loyo comfort and protect. Our young
i,d;es seemed TO be jubilant over the
b,ppy prospects Of our young men VINO
30 ra,idly focklng 10 our Christian
Temperance Union organized by O:o'ue
1ohD ~. Pence OF Indiana. whose ser
,.,ces in this section will long be re
,nembered by many Of US "ho. lee
that twas good that he came among
ne as he did. We who have been %
orea,,y benefited can appreciate hl-
osrv;res as no other, from our exper-
;orce hermit Us to sag, that We be-
,;oro Cod IS working today by the
so,,e means he did in the beginning
that Of selecting the most humble ln'
,trunents for the carrying ont his great
rol,,o,;on We have 5 members
q, Salem. quite a number at Hamburg
o.inc to the inclemency OF the weather
vo have not organized at either, but
hone 10 do so soon, Foreslville organlz'
= 9,s, Dec. had q. and is on the To-
,.oaso do not recollect her officers.
Ouerhein Uniou has near 70. L. ).
Ca,ver, Pres. S. w. Rinker Vice-Prest.
Coener Funkhouser Secty. Andrew
p,o Lbons.r Treas. s. 2. Overholts
Chsplajn. The UuiOn is steadily IN
cro.s,no NJ. Jackson Union has 2lS
memb.r.. Permit :me to say. all
,be ministry, all the talent, all The
money. all the character ana all Tue
j., auence in Mt. Jackson and vicinity
are becoming aroused TO the necessity
or determined attack on the evlI' o.
IIn,4morrauce, number OF points III
the upper end OF the county are calling
for organizations. Ha~kinsio"n mas
ooolly number Of ,ignerS aud Is nourisn'
ing.
Eoiuburg is coming to The 'front.' an'
declaring herself in favor OF The move
orr old FREUD B. f. Murray, nrs1 II
war. first in peace, (he is member
and always has been among the ITS
in the hearts of his courtrymen' It
fully equipped aud ready Tor Inc con
lest, as many good Murphy fellows
are. SIR up Wood'tock' aud I'M
lover end of the county. then tarewei
L., bars. and all will be right.
Truly. OIAlE'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
County Court Proceedings.

Mary A. Brsnner appointed administrator
of estate Philip Braurer, decd.
Linon Hepner appointed administrator Of
Levi D. Coffmsn, decd.
II; ordered tina, the road from Forestviile
70 Mt Jackson on the lands Of Mr., Pence and
others be established.
The wi | Of Cstharine COMBS ordered 10
be recorded.
Ordered on the recommendation OF the
sou, Of the Board of Supervisors who appear
ed for the pupose in open court that d.
Peter Belew take charge Of the small poA
cases at Willism Larkins house IN Madison
District. and Of such other cases es may
bresk out in the neighborhood OF ssid "m'
A Larkius' house in said District the COM
nsns,t;on Of said Below to be fifteen dollars
mar dsv for the next ten days from the DATE
of mi. order for attending to said cases.
Said Peter Belew is directed to use every
nrscaution to prevent the spreading Of int
disease by vaccination or otherwise In aec0r,
dance with law in said neiShborhood ana
tina, he report to the Board Of Supervisors on
the 10Th inst,
LIST OF CoSyErAscBs.
Deed from E. D. Newman Conn 70 Geo.
W. Koontz.
Deed from Samuel D. Getz and "iie u
W alton Craig.
Deed fcOm John McClsnshan and wife to
John Rinker.
Deed from Levi Rinker to Mark Thomas.
Deed from same 10 Menirva Hill.
Deed from P. W. Magruder Conn. to H.
NJ. Bushong. :,
Deed from W. 7. Williams Ccmr.tO J.
David Hotel.
Deed from John Paul, Assne. to Jacob
Lichliter
Deed from Israel Allen and wife to l. W.
Allen &c. Trus. N. Z. Church.
Deed from John Wi'sler's Exr. to Emma
Wetzel.
Deed from Samuel Hausenauck and wife
To F. HausenAuek Trus. R. f. Hausen'
huck.
Deed from E. D. Newman Comr. 10 n
L. Walton.
Deed from same 10 II. b. Burner
Deed from John G. Zirkle and wife TO b
7. Price.
Deed from Vim. H. Olinger and wife 'C
JAG. Lml. Olinger.
Deed from H. Z. Smoot Conn to JONI
W. Copp.
Deed from E. z. stickley cOmF. to soPhi'
Hickerson.
Deed from N. L. Walton Conn. to ]. Hit
Bird.
Deed from ". T. Williams COmr. to A. L
Myers.
Deed from A. l.. Myers and wife to EIir
J. Clarke.
Deed from Jos. SticAley and wife to Geo
W. Dellinger
Deed from Henry McInturif and wife
John H. Glenn and wife.
Deed from Silas Munich and wife &c
same.
Deed from D, 3, Funkhouser to J'mes A
Newell Trus,
Deed from |. Hite Bird Comr. 70 Z. L
Rice &c. Trustee St. Mathews Luthera
Church.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS BURIED IN
uoB1LE.-The Nashville American o
recent date says that about two
weeks ago q Mr.. Archey, OF that city,
walked into the Office of q courthouse
,fficlal. lie was invited to take seat,
and did 40. lie represented TO the
,ffl;al that be knew of the existence OF
, buried treasure of sl70, 0Oo in Mobile.
Ala. and wished ore or two good mel
10 aid him in obtaining il. The official
,aid he was that kind OF man. and
Mr.. Archie, told the following st'ry:
When the Confederate soldiers aban-
toned Mobile the quartermaster had II.
,is possession sl70, 600 in gold, whic
t was impossible to carry away VIII
lin. He (Archey) and the quarter
master buried the treasure in the cellar
Of small frame house. This house,
re said, was now occupied by al
freshman as r grocery. He proposes t.
Wv out the Irishman, or, II that coulc
not be done, to cake him into the pool.
The cfleial aud prominent banker il
this city were enlisted in the enterprise
,od a plan was formed to go and lnve'-
uoate the matter. a pool OF sl2,OOu
as raised to buy out the lii'hman'
nut the syndicate has beeu dissolved
Mr. Archey still persists that TN
auartermasler Is dead and that ne aloue
is n possession OF the secret OF the
buried treasure.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

A bill was introduced il the House Of
Delegates providing for the rellrrm'n'
Of Hon. r. L. {. Moncure, o. th'
supreme Court Of Appeals. The reason
assigned for this is physical lnlIrnil'
and old age. Judge Moncure IS seven
ty., isht and has not been able 10 at Or
The bench for some time. The al
nroyide, that the salar, ROY receiver
nv that member Of the brnch ~'!a:! h'
continued daring the balance o! LIS III
and that his successor shall b. c'o' II
by The General Assembly At one. Th'
bill i. to he i,llowed ny anpt'i"r reiir.'.
judge Addison IN the same manner
# these bills are carried ialo effect J
will give the readjusters two out q! th'
FIVE judges at once, who are IN sYmpa
thy with their views and the measure
for the settlement of The State deot II
be passed by their party IN the Legs
lature this session.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

MUSICAL CONCERT Prof. Charles
Clarey. formerly Of HarrlsonburS and
we'll known to many Of our citizens as
i rallant soldier Of the 10Th Va. who Is
now blind, will give one of his mimi
table concerts at Burners Hall on next
Friday evening at s O'Clock. tie Will
he assisted by the beat musical talent OF
the town.
The Martinsburg Statesman saws: 'On
Monday evening last our citizeuS were
treated TO a programme OF music oil rare
merit and exqnislteness, under the aus
pices of Prof. Charles Cary OF Bal'i-
more, Md. This gentleman, though
totally bliud, has vide reputation a'
a musician, aud The VlOlir, Cornet aud
G lilar solos which he rendered GA the
evening named, proves conclu'lvely
thut he is master Of those instruments
and fully establishes his claims as a
nro,essOr OF music. The loud applause
which followed each OF the Professor
sn,os WAS abundant evidence OF their
appreciatiou by large audience, among
whom we.e many Of The leading musical
people of the city,
Prof. Clary will we have no DOUBT
receive liberal patronage from ou'
lpcopIe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

Observation-Disclosures. liisei H"'-
liDssworth 4 Co are about ereci'n-
lar.e c,tioe, mlnu:nctory mar L IA"
burr. They have scored 'H' Keel eu1
site with fine WAFER p""er. I'ey
.oroyo-e TO erect Il lar2e I"ree S'of'
building, ioiyod ICE the m'-t Improved
machinery. trom tie iugc circular SAY
10 tbe finest mcldins machlne"' ""d
being situated IA iilc Iamber r's' o"'
they will oe enabled 10 comlle'e sue
cessfuliy ailh bOln country ana CITY
flctnries.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
FIJI. brakes Suferlngs.

FIJI. Drake, E.q- Detroit, Mich
suffered beyond ali description from a
SKIN disease, which appeared on his
hands. head aud face, and nearly deS
lro, ed his eyes. The most CAREFUL doc
tor;ug Iailed to help hlD, aud alter all
mad failed he used the Cuti:ura hesoi-
vent (tlood puritier) internally, Cu'lcura
and Cuucura Soap (the great skln cures
exlerually, and vas cnred. aud has re-
manned perfectly we'll 10 this day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

From the Shenandoah Fafley, Jan =
uary Oh 1882
Atabout 10 O'clock, Friday night
Drc 3O.b. 1881, Jacob Minnick' E'q"
dep,r,ed this lie at his residence near
PAINS Mil Rockingham COun'y' Va''
AID 10 5ears. II moulhs' ana a 'e"
days.
q, Dec. 9Th, ?. ;. Wise Ne"
,,.,o. V, stnr 4 six hundred bushels
ac.ho,,od corn. on the second loor oil
Nc ,.orehou.e. at one enI OF 1t. Iho
,.,nh, being 100 great, the floor, upon
,h,ch the cnrs rested. gave way ABOUT
8 O'Clock. p. NJ. aud all tell to tno
e., s,or with a loud uOse and crash
4 r.orer on the first door WAS muc'
n,o.ed "a well as some other things
On same foor. The loss to Mr. "
"a considerable. A new ioor' VIII
more ioists and heavier glrder u"u'
!, has taken the place Of the old one
TIE giving away of the floor vas IN
fault of the workmeu but on account
the liyhtness of finder used
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

SMALL Pox.-A case IF small pox
s,xs occurred on Ston, Erock. hvc mic :
above Edinburg. Mr. William L'FHi"S'
se are informed. n-d beeH LoA'dnI at
q house IN Pennsylvania ia "n'ch there
was 4 small pox. lie reformed 10 us
home OIL stony Creek about LAO weeks
seo. Ten DAYS alter his ret"rn' "a"
broke ou, via, sma.l pox. Tae auI'oi-
tiles have AIKEN precautions u prevent
the :, read OF the .a-e',c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

On New-Year's Day, in the vicinity
of Louisiana, Mr. Jno. Morgan Shaw.
one Of Bill AndersOn's guernllas, was
shot and killed BY his brother. Marsha
Shaw. The murder grew out of tam
ily fcud about the division OF thcil
f.ther's property. In May, 1880, Jol n
Morgan Shaw shot aud Killed hls brot' :
er Perrin. and this second tragedy is the
result of the first.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
DIED.

On 2lst OF Dec. 1881. Harry &. FAINT son
of Mr.. and Mrs d. H. Hotel, aged months
aud 10 days.
go TO rest my child,
Go to thy dreamless bed,
Gentle and uhdeEled
With blessings on thy head,
Before thy heart had learned
In waywardness 10 stray,
Before thy feet had turned
The dark and downward way.
Il, Woodstock. Oil the 9Th OF Jan. 1882,
Mrs. Emma Keller. wife of Mr.. John L.
Keller. and daughter of Moses Walton Esq
aged "a years.
Tn. death Of Mrs. Keller Was under cir.
cumslances Of peculiar sadness She hal
been married but little more than one yea
and left ON infant but two weeks old. Sh'
gave evidence Of preparation for death an'
reoiced in tue hJpe of glorious immortality
| She had been a member Of the Methods
Church for a number Of years. Her iunera
sermon was preached to large audience
the Methodist Church, last Monday alter
noon. by her pastor, Rev. W. I. Ma'oy
Rev. J. II. March former pastor, FOLLOWED
the sermon with some beautiful and toschin
remarks.
In S,rasburg. January 10th, Buua1
Nc'luturG, infant son OF A P. and Anna NJ
IMInturff, aged 81 months.
In the loss of this interesting child IN
parents are greatly bereaved. In their hou
of deep sorrow. they have the warm sym
nathy of host of friends. This symPath
Ia. we have no doubt, grateful to the strcke
hearts. but it can not alleviate the suiiern
Caused BY the death Of their lovely chic
Their only consolation is the fact that 1T
we'll with the child and that those who al
parted here may met, after the troubles
this life arc past.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
No headache or back-ache for ladies
Who drink "WlNE OF CARDUl."
,,ow mean and shameful to
by Il. SCHMITT.

,mnose on the creduliIy and lingering
hone Of The poor afflicted sufferer ou'
in ,his ccse we mean to say, here Is
medicine that will really do all that IL
nropo.es to effect. Fifty or even
twenty five cents for one bottle VIII
convince YOU that Wagnsr's Rock ana
P,,, ,rpectorant Nth Bromide Comp Is
the remedy for Lung or ThrOcs Diseases
Nervous Dibility &C. FOR Coa'n"p''1eS
particulsrly it is perfect soothing
Rain Il arrests and stops those d's'
treasury coughing spells. dHayS ne annoy
ma drs and tickling sensation I" "'
Tbroot relieves heary and lotOred 0r'0'"-
inn gives rect and sleep at nlsht anu
NV these means strengthens and '"p'0rs'
The na,ieut. But BIZ careful 10 ask lor
this particular medicine as the STORES
,rc flooded with similarly named "or'"'
,as. articles. Wagner's Rock q hSt
Expectorant ia sold by all leadln2
Wholesale Drug Houses aud .DrugS'S''
generally.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

Mr. Chapman KIe-lvY. formerly o.
,bi, place, died at lis home near
LaPorte. Indiaoa, last FRIDAY, January
.6,h. He visited IBIS OLD home and his
ola Virginia lrieud> last oommer' he
sas N delicate health Ahen he returned
10 Indiana.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
Farm Hand Wanted.

x,sh to engage for the year 1881. = capable
"A s,sady man az iesmstsr and leading farm
s M married and With small family. To one
..ha ssu be wen recommended, l eau cner gooo
ehA'''' JAB. II. BURTON,
1,tpd KernsfoHn. Fred. Co. Ss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

A per 1000! 81 per l0OO.-W. L.
noruo, il now paying "a per 1000 t''
confederate cJupon bonds OF Sept June
and July 1865, vi coupons attached
Call and see biw. Office ia Burner
Building. Ds'' 81 80
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
A CARD,

To ALL who are suffering from the errors ana
,sa,sc,.tiops Of youth. nervous Weakness early
decay, loss Of manhood, &C.. viii SEND recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF cHAhdk' ms
gre.t remedy was discovered BY missionary IN
south America. send q ssf-sddressed envelope
10 the REV. JosKPR T. LYMAN. Station D. Ne"
York City.
No. IL crno
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

Nobody enjoys the nicsst surr'und-
mos f in bad health, There are mlser-
able people about to-day to "nom a
bottle Of ParSer's Ginger Tonic wouiu
bring more solid comiort than all Tue
doctors they have eyer tried. See o'her
column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-Ihe heV.
Z. A. Cutler, beginning his Secoho
,osr. with !he Chrisi1n church at this
place. will preach next Lord's dav at
II O'Clock 4. II. and also in the eVe-
min. at tie usual hour. Pubic iavl'e IL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
How Lost, How Restoredl
NOTICE,

All psrsons are hereby notified not 70 ;rs.ps,,s :,
,,,san nv lsnds. situated IN the little Fort, 4.
a~,'.rs near the town road opposite Woodstoeo
aud erisuds near to the strasburg, AMI son,.lns
,,.so aerea Parties disrsgsrdiDg tina notice WI
DO o''" Win WILLIAM q. H,RsuRY.
Noye--st.,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
WOODSTOCK, VA. Jan. 10. 'S2.

Editor Herald:
A rich treat awaits our
citizens IN Fridly night ~ | kno"
whereof | speak having heard Prof.
Clary at Front Ro al an last FRIDAY
evening. lee! sale in sayi'g Prot.
Clary IA the hest sioliuisi ana c"'ne'iS'
now ON the road. His rendering Of Home
Sweet Home is alone worth the al
mission fee and with the assistance o.
.he best musical tale't Il the town
know all will be delighted who 90.
Rep, ciiully,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
akin Disease.

L. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich. suffered be-
yond all description from a skin disease which
appeared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most CAREFUL doctoring
failed TO help him, and after all had failed he use
the Cuticu a Resnvent (ploo1 puriher) internally
Outicura aud Cuticura Soap (the great akin cures
externally, and was cured, and has remained per
fectly well to this day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

The YOUNG PEOPLE has been from the nrst sue
...s5rl he,ond snticipation-E. Y. Evening Post
n has distinct purpose to which Il sesdlly
adheros-that, namely Of surplsntlng ,ne VICIOUS
n.ners for the young with paper more attractive
- yell AZ moIe vholeseme Boston journal
For pestness, elegance Of engraving, and COZ
tents generally, it is unsurpassed by any puoics'
zion OF the kind yet brought 70 our nohce'-
t.s seetly waits are eagerly looked for net only
~ he chiidr 30, but also by parents who are
10 provide pure literature for their girls
md boys.-Christisn Advocate, Bunalo. n. \.
weekly pater IT. for ,S sna Children read at the
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11

PyorRACTED MEETiNG.-A pro-
.racted meeting Is now in progress /"
the Methodist Church, in tbs place.
under the pastoral charge Of Rev. W.
{. Msloy. Rev. Mr. Van Horn Of
Wa,nesborou. j. expected TO Assist
the pastor. dur,us the pres NJ week.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-11
Cuticura.

remedies are for sale 10y all druggists. Price OF
Jrr.cCRA, a Medical Ielly. small boxes, Soc;
iarge boxes al, CrrIcuR. REsoLvEsT, the new
God PURIFIER, 81 per bottle. CUTrcrRA MEDIC
rSAL TOILET SOAP, Csc; CuTfcIRE MEDICAL
SHAVING SOAR I5c.; in bars for BARRIERS and large
ons imers, sue. Piinci' A. denot.
WELLS POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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TERMS
ftAHPER' sXOUNG PEG
PIE Per Yenr, u stage
PrepnI /, 81 80.

single Numbers four Cents each:
Ths nnund Volume for lss Will be resdy early
l., Sovcmber. Price 81 eri portage prepaid. Cover
Cor Young People for 1891, 81 cents; postage 10
cents additional -. a.. oos,-or.o
Kemi,tsnces should be MADE py io s'-s
Wss,sners are bot ~ copy this advertisement
-,,hont Tie express order 81 Harper b others.
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sao'es' New YORK.
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A catsklll coroner's jury decided thai
q woman came 10 her death IN the
providence Of God BY The accidental
inhalation Of chloro.orm and heart
disease