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FINANCES OF THE COUNTIES.
Showing Rate or Tax, County Debts, and
Resources.

In what is designated Statement No. A. Of
the Auditors Report liz given the rate OF tax
alton In the several counties Of the Territory
for 1881. For the benefit principally Of sub
scribers abroad we reproduce it. In this
county andin some others the tax rate for
1882 IL lower than in 1881. The rate Is in
mills:
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The star Route cases.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The Grand Jury
has returned new presentments against Gen.
Thomas Brady, John w. Dorsey, Stephen
w. Dorsey, Montfort c. Rerceli, Henry NJ.
Turner, J. R. Miner, ]. n. Peck and Harvey
N. Vail, charging them with conspiracy 10
defraud the United States In connection with
the Star Route contracts.
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A TELEGRAM from Louisville, KY, last
Saturday night, says four attempts were
made that night to destroy the World news
paper Office by fire. 1t would seem easier TO
buy out than burn out that Office. One at
tempt generally settles the business with
The average paper.
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THE electria railways butt by Siemens
and Hsiskc at Berlin seem TO operate sue
cessful. A second Ole. oI" and half miles
long, las Just b""m STATED fr"m Lichteifilde
u the Military AraItmy.
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Grape on the Door.

DUBLIN, May 20.--It "a reported that
Grape has been affixed to the door Of CardIn-
81 McCabe's residence, and piece Of paper,
with the representation of coffin on 1t, left
on his doorstep. Cardinal McCabe visited
Lord Spencer to-day.
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SPEAKING Of there being session of the
Legislature next winter, gentleman inquir-
ed "Well, If there should not be any, what
harm" A session Of the Legislature Is
needed TO put in motion the wheels of
county government In eastern Montana, and
we thiuk TO disestablish the consolidation of
officers In some others. Also, large num-
beers Of laws remain on the statute books I'M
repealed. a government that does not at
frequent seasons repeal the laws that are just
beginning 10 be understood, aud enact others
more inexplicable in their place, Is behind
the sge. Really, aside from the matters just
mentioned, we do not know Of any great
evil that Is likely to be greatly remedled, or
any great want that Is likely TO be filled by
q session neat winter. Sometimes after
Legislative bodies have adjourned,ts constit-
uents think they would have been better of
If II had not met. There are sins Of COM
mission as we'll as omission.
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On Wednesday of last week one hundred
vessels were fast In the ice off New Brunswick
coast. They must use Vennor's almanacs
down there
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THERE are lands which by nature seem
fated 10 violence and unrest; where the
political atmosphere seems always to be
.f concern 10 the world even as is
Ncsuyius 10 the jewellers who in the valleys
at its base, instinctiyely at dawn, turn their
eyes 10 see If there are no sinister signs In
the smoke which rises from It's crest. Ireland
Is one Of those lands. Tracing her history
back until IL merges into the mere legends
of tradition, aud the island has never been
Ia repose. Her own kings were always at
war, and she was conquered simply because
the power was divided that should have been
united TO resist invasion. So her brave poo
pie struggle on from one upheaval 10 anoth-
er; they man the ships and fill the armies Of
dozen other powers; in all the countries
OF civilization they perform noble work and
win for themselves honorable names, except
In their native isle. Our judgment is, that
they should In body rear black column
on the strand, that upon II should be inscrlb-
ed their withdrawal of their allegiance from
q land which for them and their fathers has
been but a place Of suffering, and come
away TO where homes, and honors and
peace await the children Of honest fathers
and virtuous mothers.-S. L. Tribune.
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VET INDEBTEDNESS or COUNTIES.

A pleasing consideration after the above is
the following showing the assessment totals
for 1881 in the several counties and the in
crease over the preceding year:
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Hui Of Colorado has introduced bill in
the Senate, which provides that hereafter no
bidder for mail service on any route shall be
required to furnish check or draft with his
bid or proposal. The bill favored by the
Postmaster. General under the present law
affords no additional safeguard to the Gov
eminent, o. checks are returned as soon rs
the service is begun while, on the contra
ry, 1t deprives the Government o: competi-
ton. Local bidders are estopped from bid
ding for the reason of not having easy access
10 banks.
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4 DISPATCH from Walla Ns,id, last Fri
day, says 1--we times a, much ratH had fallen
thrrs to that date IN May, as during The en-
rrn'May of 1881, that The crops would be 30
per cent larger than ever before. Peaches
will be scarce aud other fruits plentiful.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR has received threat
enlug postal card. crank and q penny
postal Is all there m'-hr be Of 1t; but 1t Is
to be remembered CARTEL fell by the hand
Of crank.
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CeIVeS LHe Unnecessary papers.

CHICAGO, May 19.-The Inter Oceans
special from Sandwich, ILL.,, says: Mrs. Jas.
A. Lay died here to-day, having tasted four
weeks. She labored under the delusion that
she was enciente, and that If she tasted until
the child's birth, which she believed would
occur In few days, the offspring would be a
second prophet Elijah. A post morte7,
showed it was complete Illusion.
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PITTSBURGH, May 22.-Some of the rail-
road coal miners of this district recently
struck against reduction of wages, and col
ored men were imported In their place. The
miners in thirty-three pits to-day resolved to
continue the strike and stop all work if the
negroes are not discharged by June LIST. At
present the strike affects two thousand min
cts, but if it extends to all the mines az
threatened, twelve thousand men will be
thrown out of work.
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MUscATINE, Iowa, May 2O.-John Meme
nemon, farmer sixty-five years old, quar-
relied with his fifteen-year-old daughter, who,
instigated by her brother, aged eighteen, shot
him dead. 1t is supposed that the children
wanted to get possession of the property.
The mother is in an insane asylum,
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COURr DIRECTORY

J., Citc vi: Courts for the several Counte. Of
tvs The twelfth Judicial ,iicuit, will hereafter
commence Uod Il. held MS fvIlcws:
For the county of Hampshire on the frat
Tuesday IN February, tn. second Tuesday in
hs', AMI III, third Tuesday ia September.
For the county OF II ,rdy, on the second Tues
d's IN March. tn. last Tuesday in Nay and The
e.sj ines1Iy Ia Ocfobcr
t.r the c1Aaty OF Grant on the fourth Tues
u March the hEst Tu-sd ~ ia Ju:e, aud
q n.ti Tuesday in October.
F,r inr county Of Pende;on on the second
e 'Gei;ay Ia april tbs Wednesday AFTER Tn.
.rcOut fursaw in JdGe. aud the :rst weiLes-
coy ia November.
soc U' county Of Mineral FOR the y,sr 1882
"ri Tie fourth tuesday in Apri,, tbs T.rst Tues
coy M September, aud the fourth Tuesday Ia
"uVrMbcr. aud ior tie year 1888 and there
'aier the second Tuesday ia January. the fOurIi
BE- dSv IA AP.i, All tHe first Tuesday IL
a 'tuItet,
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OF AuvERTIsINo +:
NEWSPAPER LAWS.

Subscribers who do not giTe express notice to
Tie contrary, are considered rs wishing to con-
iiuue their subscription.
II subscribers order the discon,innanoe of
their periodicals, the Publishers may continue
H. send them until all arreatages are paid.
" the subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
ibtiI periodicals from the office To whi,h they
,e directed, they held responsible nil
they have settled their bills and oIdercd thera
riscOuIGutd
ANY person who receives a newspaper and
makes use OF il, whether be has ordered il or
NJ IS held in law 10 be a subscriber.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08
A BEAurIFUL STORY

Col ridge relsges story q this effect /:
Alexander, during bis march into Afri-
ca came to people dwelling In peace
ful hu's. "nh knew neither war nor con-
quest. Coli bein offered him, lie re-
;dseh IT, say ha' his sole object was
10 learn the manners AVID customs OF the
inhahitauti.
During this interview with the Arr
can chief, two OF hi subjects brought q
case before him Tor judgment The dis.
pate was THIS: The Que hal bought -
piece ct ground which. after tue pure
chase. wa, found 10 conisin a treasure.
for wairu b. felt himself bound to pas ;
The other refused TO receive anythi 9.
stating that bad sold the ground win
vhai 70 might be found 10 contain, ap-
pareat or concealed.
Said chief, looking at the one.
You have a son looking at the one,
You have a daughter let them he mar,
ried aud the treasury gwen hem as -
d1rry.
Alex nder was ssiohished.
Aud what said the chief, would
have been The d, cision IN your c1untryP'
We should have dismissed the par
ties and seized the n asure for the
kings USE.
Aud does the sun slime in vour coun
try = said The chief; does the rain fail
there Il? Are there any cattle there which
feed upon the green grass 2
Certainly said Alexander
Abr said The chief 1T is for tn,
sake q those INNOCENT cattle that th,
Gfea, Being permits the sun 10 shine
tie rsin to fall and the grass TO grow
in your county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08
Millinery Goods.

>HE undersigned has recently returned from
l. the East snd has opened at the new build;ag
opposite the Court ouse, splendid selection OF
Millinery Goods.
HATS. Trimmed ana Untrimmed;
All kinds Of trimming for Hats;
All g White Goods,
Such as Wash Nets, Illusions sc. Also
VELVErS, PLUMES,
and general variety of Artificial Flow
ers. Nice Books. &c.
10 addition. | have received a nice lot OF
Candies. Nuts, Toys, aud various articles both
useful and ornamental.
III you want bargains, call early at the New
Frame Building opposite the court-house.
LOUISA HOUSER.
Romney, Nov. "a 1881.
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Congressman and Senators in olden
times were raid eight dollars day.
Then, just before the war, il was chang
ed to q salary of three THOUSAND dollars
a year. without mileage. After the
war had continued year or so. on
the plea of tie depreciation OF green
backs it was made FIVE thousand year
with mileage, ct which figure it still re
mains, in spite Of the fact that Green
backs now RIo better than Geli,
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PAID UP CAPITAL 100000.
p e A b Cd Y
gusnrante Oo.
WHEELING, w. VA.

[HyRITES Moderate lines on Dwellings, Farm
w Property AMI frst-class Mercantile and
manufacturing risks
DIRECTORS ;-Alonzo I,oring, Alexander
Lsughlin 8sosge q. Tingle, James +. Barnes
A Miller A u. Adams A. ID Seamon, r.
:. Irwin, John ". Brown. ALONZU LORlNG,
President. p DOBBlNS, Assistant Secreia.
nv. PAUL.. Secretary. Il. A. Allen.
ANOER General Agent
GEORGE W. SHOGKEY, hiss been appointed
Agent for Hampshire Couaty. W. Va.
July !, 1881. -ly.
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South avneh 1nttlliaeneer.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. DEC 8. 1882.

Never before in the history Of Texas.
says the Isonham NeUs. has there been
such tide Of immigration. They are
coming from all quarters-o old men with
their grown.up children, middle. age
men with families; young men without
families. are coming. Every train is
crowded TO overlooking. The class
coming have the appearance Of beng a
well-to-do, inte'ligen, aud energetic
people.
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pERsoNALl To MKN oNLYI

The voltaio Belt Co. MlrshsIi, Mich.
will send DR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltac Belts e Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days TO men young or
ODD who arc afflicted with Nervous De-
biiiiy, Lost. Vrtslity & Manhood & kin :
dred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration Of health and
manly vigor Address as above. y. -.
No risk u incurred as thirty days trial
is allowed
October 6, lss2.-Im.
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a PIGGY WoNAN.-On the NJ h. Of
the 9th ult during the absencs OF Mr.
a VI Crosby froT bis home Mt Tnog1's
Neck ~, Wcslchester county, n. Z,
Mrs. Crosby was awakened by ring
81 The dpo'bcll. Putting her heat out
OF the window she asked who VS. there
and was answered by n man. who made
tbreatning demand for admission
Ms. Crosby and a servant girl called
Tor help, hut their cries were not heard,
aud the man finally forced his way into
the house. When he reached the top Of
the stairs be- vas met by tho servant
girl. who struck bin n severe blow with
a cane and then retreatei into a room
aud locked the door. The man broke
into The room, but Was met by Mrs
Crosby with an unioaded gun, the stock
Of which she broke IN striking at hin.
To threw her TO the floor several times,
but she managed to regain her feet af-
ter every round AMI at length caugh
her assaiant up bodily and pushed and
threw him down Stare. lie then left
the house. Ho has since been idenli6
ga as soldier at Fort Schuyler. and a
wsrrapt hes hren issued Tor his arrest.
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The Baltimore Day gets the size of
it when it's depicts: Poor old Virginia
once the mother Of Presidents and the
home OF honor, now under the hee. OF u
mob OF negroes, the hired henchmen Of
little villain, who bet aged his neigh.
bors, sold himself, and has not the re-
spect OF decent man in the land
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BUR2INC OF WILLOW SpouT HorEL. -
Last Sunday night at IL O'clock says
the Gunton Spectator o: ;he 2S'h ult
NJ. Geo. W. Woods having been ava
kencd by violent fit Of coughing, dis
covered ight from the window which
lie thought vas caused by The burning
of lis Uei- hbor, Mr.. Su'liyau's, home
Accusing his wife, she d!spa, cued u
servant TO inform Mr.. Sullivan, who. on
going out, discovered il was the hotel.
IN the enk from which Capt. w. a. Me-
Cue removed ten days ago. "A there
ha'' been no FIRE in it siucc, they think
it was the work of an incendiary.
Some OF the cput,nts were saved But
for his accidental awakinc, Sir. Woods
,clieves III. family would have perish
ei. We hear there was IS coo iasuranc.
which will cover only part of the 10 S.
We sympaihize with Mr.. w GODS in his
mis- fortune. The Willow Spout is on
the Valley turnpike. mil > NJrlL Of
Stanton.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

Isn't ANY PLACE TO Go 10 1T 10
lot very often ;Eat We indulge in q
hearty laugh. Lut we could not restrain
our risibiilies when We read this from
the Boston PsL -Nurt. Stuies- man.
A good oil stnlwart republican of
Massachusetts told his wife few day -
before the election, that ir the Slac
went Democrats lie Woull move out,
Id il he woildn't,
Upon waking the morning after the
election, he remarked that his oltaolo
ries were not greeted with the usual o.
doris from the kitchen; AMI going To be
door, he called his wife to Inquire the
cause, noting, at the same time, that
preparations TO move were apparently
going 90 down stairs. She Informal
him quietly that the Stale hid gone
Democia'ic nnl he called eagcrl, for .
paper tbat lie might know the worst.
H. was brought TO him, and he $
closetcd with it for some tim then
cn.Itng To lie door. be shouted t. hi-
wife; Get the break fast. MARY; no
matter about moving, there ism any
place - 20 to-
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The Ruc teye

NOV Err IND REAPER,
the leading harvester "i the world. Superior to
all others in the pri;,ciPlcs Of rs construction,
its average durability is double that OF Others.
ith less Than half their c1st to Keep ia repalt
The Chieftuin self dump, lock Sulky Rake
saves expense Of one hard by bnnching the la!
in the wiuFow high wheels end strong. You
cant afiotd To- do without IL. Send Tor citcu-
lar 1en-horse power
Standard x Traction En- 6ineS
guaranteed to give sufficient power to run saw
lrilIs with 80 IL 81 inch SAWS. Latest i'm
proved Threshees To 10 horses. The new eel
chs atei iighl-funnibg portable SAW MILLS,
to. steam Or water. The wonderful!
ODpenhciD1 DOttbte BuSGy,
changeable in an instant from neat single
buggy to a nice IUomy carriage. Took INST
premium at the Cumberltnd fair. The pteuiGm
lighI-ruuning phosphate, grain and grass seed
Driils, splendid Hay and Cattle SC lies, fuliy
Warranted, tor $40 gam aud leather betting,
WAFER pipe and iruit dryers, and an. other nrIi
lie you want.
L. X. CARSKADON,
Keyser. Yves, Va.
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Richmond, VA, Nov. % Tie Stat,
bead of canvnssers this morning a~ar-
ded the certificate for Congressman n,
large TO John ). Wise, coaliriorist. TGc
total vote of III State for Congress an
at large was IS follows: Wise. 90. 992
Massey, Democrat. 81, ISL: Dawson (cnl-
red, iepuhiicaa, 1872. Wise IN -
jprity over Massey. 5,S0S, his plurality
over Massey and Dawson, 1866.
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South Branch Intolllgencer.
william IIurpos.. Editor.
one Corner Ntin and Gro eel Lane SIS.
RoNNEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
T Z n NJ = :;

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CEHTs ner
.nauin -or TWO DOLLARS IL paid in ad vauce
', r,psr will be discontinued except 81 IN.
option ofthe publisher until alt airesrages hs,e
teen settled.
TERMS OF AUvERTrsINo
The rates of advertising are, for an inch or
less. OK DOLLAR AND FivrY Cxsrs for three
inser;ious-la-gor ones in the same proportion.
Zach Continuance 37A cents.
quarterly, half yearly, and yearly advertise.
uerts insei ted at liberal reduction on the above
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year will be charged regular rates.
80 adSor,isemen ut 10 be considered by the mon ia
or wear unless specified the manuscript or pre-.
vioJsiy agreed upon between the parties
Resolutions OF associations, eommu uication of
united interest, and notices OF deaths exceeding
TEN LINES will he charged q ye cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for
Springfield Circuit NJ H. Church South.
will be held ia Springfield, December
9th and 10Th. Rev. w. 6. Hammond,
r. T., will be present.
L. BUTT, p. G,
Nov. q. 1892.
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Grant or rilden !

N/OU will consult your own interest by send
in. TO me tor circulars Of the following
muchpery, &c, before buying. Being myself n
practicll farmer, with 20 years experience in
The sale of n.chineIy, sud making the lstrst
i,nproveInenis in that line speciality, VIII guar
M ice snuafsciion, low rates aud liberal terms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

n.-D A WEEK Sl2a dsy At home easily
- = made Costly Ouidt free. Adde'S
1RIig co, Augusta, Msine.
April 1882 y.
Parties desiring Cooking Stoves
will find just what they need at our
establishment and at extremely mod
crate prices. Riverside, Arlington,
Olive Branch. &c all first class Stoves.
GiLEESONS & PUGH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

The haest 90 the market Is Roeenheim's ccie-
brated spriugdsle Whiskey For sale By Pst-
rick Murphy, tro doors north Of Hart Botsl,
10 Winchester, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

For buttersco,eh. take one pound OF
sugar. three.quarters of pint OF wa
ter, and set over o slow ii.e; when done
add Que and one.half tablespoonful OF
butter and lemon juice TO flavor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

CREAM CAHBAaE.-Bcat together the
yolss OF two egss. ono Lali cup Of su-
gar. one-hslt cup or vinegar. butter
size OF an egg. sal, and pepper. Put
the mixture into saucepan aud stir
until 1t boils, then stir in one cup OF
cream. Pour over the cabbage while
hot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

Nov. "a, 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

For burns, biud on moistene J baking
soda. II wilt give prompt and perma-
nent relief
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

Rub spraius. bruises, and lameness
with the paste made from salt and the
white Of an egg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

PUFrs FOR DEssERT.--Tske one pint
of milk aud ere IN, the whites OF four
eggs braten TO stiff froth. one heaping
cup Of siftei Il bur. one scant cup OF
powdered sugar; aid lit,le grated le-
mon peel and little salt; beat these
together until very light. bake in gem
pans. slit pulverized sugar over Them
aud eat with lemon favored sauce.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

TUTT's Pits ore now covered with a
vanilla sugar coating making them as
pleasant to swallow as little sugar
plum. and rendering them agreeable 70
the most delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious
collie.
They give appetite and flesh TO the
body
They cutc dyspepsia and nourish thC
system.
They cure fever and ague, costive-
ness etc.
sold everywhere. rs cents a box.
july Ia lSS2.-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

WHITE FIuir CAxr.-Oao cup OF
butter aud two cups of white sugar
well beaten together, one cup of milk.
and two anl half cups Of hour, the
hites OF seven eggs. two even sroon-
fuls OF baking POW der, beat all yell boz
fore iding fruit. Take one pound
each of raisins. dgs. dates and bla1eh-
ed almonds and one quarter OF a pound
OF citrou. cut al fine Stir fruit In last
with a siftln.; Of dur over 1t. Bike
slowly,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

Cut away promptly on the first APP
pearancc any limb or shoots on the pear
aud plum affected with diseases. The
pear may no. be cuIed, but excision
will do no harm TIE knot say be kept
OF the plum with entire success, II
promptly attended 70.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

Thoroughly wetting tho hair once or
vice a week With weak solution OF
salt waller will keep IL from falling out.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

The best and easiest way 10 clean
white paint. is TO use enough spirits Of
ammonia TO soften the water. aud or
dilary hard soap and rub we'll.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

To remove ink stains from linen put
the stoino part in pure me.tei taliow I;
then wash cat tins TALON. and The ink
will disappear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08

A little powdered resin sprinkled on
10 a cut will prevent inflammation put
soft cloth around tho finger and WEI
it with water frequently.