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sad Suicide Of a yirsinian i'm Mary
land.

Mr.. Walter X. Gresham, aged twenty
eight years, son OF Mr.. William Gresham,
of Lancaster Courthouse, Va, committed
suicide on Tuesday in Harlem Lodge, a
private inebriate asylum near Catonsyille
conducted by DIR. William +. Steuart. Mr..
Gresham entered the institution on the 18th
of March last suffering from melancbolia,
superinduced by Overwork and "A weak
condition OF the nervous system. lie had
previously been treated iii the asylum
for the same complaint and had been
discharged in an improved state. but
a return OF the malady caused a
resumption Of treatment. Belief that his
case was hopeless proved upon his mind,
producing extremely low spirits. Ii had
been his custom TO frequently inquire il he
would ever be restored, and his physicians
had assured him that hewould. About 2
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon he sent for DR..
c. G.. Steuau, "a son OF the proprietor OF
the asylum, who was in temporary charge
owing TO the illness OF his father, and asked
il the Doctor would not give him some
thing 10 end his misery. Efforts were
made TO cheer the sufferer, and dinner
was sent to his room, Of which he par
took TO his satisfaction. At the conclu-
sion Of the meal a servant removed
the waiter, and while going down
stairs heard Mr.. Gresham fall in his
room. DR.. Steuart was summoned, and
found the young man lying on the floor
with a bulet-hole in the right side Of the
head an inch above the ear. He died in a
few minutes. Justice Alfred Smith, OF
Catonsville. was notified, and held an in
quest, the jury, Of which Mr.. T.. W. kau
was foreman, rendering a verdict Of sui
eide while i'm an unsound state OF mind.
Ii was learned that Mr.. Gresham, wh) was
not kept under restraint, had purchased a
pistol i'm Gainesville. He had carefully
concealed all knowledge of its possession
from those about him. The remains were
taken to Virginia yesterday afternoon by
the steamer Mason l.. Weems.-Bditimore
S,in
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Mr.. Henry Strinc, whose face and hands
were burnt by sewer-gas explosion ut
Wiessner's brewery, Belair avenue, We'd
nesday, did not appear yesterday TO be Sc
riously injured. lie owed his escape from
greater injury to his self-possession in
Keeping his mouth closed and his head
near the ground. The sewer Is beng con-
structed to connect the brewery with Har-
ford run at Castle street, and viii be seven
hundred feet long and four feet high by
four feet wide in the clear before 1t
is bricked. Mr.. Strine is one Of the
contractors. He had sunk a shaft and run
a heading to within three feet OF the
cellar OF the brewery, by his calculation.
In order TO pierce vent through these
three feet he went down the shaft with Il
lighted candle. He was fully aware there
might be gas in the sewer, but preferred
IL there was any risk TO encounter II HIM
self. As he moved slowly up the heading
towards the cellar the flame OF the candle
flared slightly, rs il from a puff of air. At
first he thought the workmen may have
opened the vent from the cellar into the
sewer, but he moved cautiously notwith-
standing. About twenty feet from the
shaft there was roar like furnace makes
when the blast is put on. Carbonic acid
gas had ignited and the explorer instantly
closed his mouth. and, bending his head
low, crawed back to the shaft, where he
seized the rope and block and called to be
pulled up, which was done by the work
men above. The only burns he received
was as he was drawn up the shaft, into
which the draught carried the flames. The
foul gas was almost Immediately consumed.
The vent was made soon after, just as Mr..
Strine had planned from the cellar side.
His object in entering the sewer was TO
make sure he had run the tunnel to the
cellar correctly by the drawings. DR.. j. f.
Martenet, his physician, thinks he will be
able to come ont in two or three days.
baltimore Sun.
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The commencement exercises OF the
Princeton Theological Seminary closed on
Tuesday. OF the 12G students, AZ gradu
ated and received their certificates aud di'
plomas In the presence OF the Board OF Di'
rectors and large audience. The alumni
meeting was held In the chapel, and the
dinner took place IN Stewart Hall, which
closed the SEVENTEEN commencement Of ia,
Princeton Seminary.
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PROPOSALS.

MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, April "a, 1882. !
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEINED until the 4rH DAY OF MAY prON-
limo al II O'Clock NJ. for the ERECTION OF 4
BUILDING on the corner Of Main aud Ninth
streets. Each department must be bid for sepa-
ratcly. The plans aud specifications can be found
&c the Office Of the Grand Secretary or the bTHnd
Lodge, No. ii Main rect, between the hours Oi
. O'Clock 4. NJ. aud s O'Clock L. W., until the Isl
Of May.
The committee reserve the right 10 reject amy on
all bids JOHN n. REGNACLT,
l.. T.. BASS,
WILLIAM r. TANNER,
ap 25-tmyl Committee.
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WOOD AND COAL.

HOAL AND WOOD.-PRICES RE
~ DUCED TO SUIT THE TlMES.-I DO not
charge one person $3.50 and sell 10 another II
$500 but sell 10 All at one price. BESI SPLlNl
West Nirgnial. ENGINE, or CUMBERLAND
COAL at lowest cash prices. DAN and PINE
WOOD-lOne or sawed and split. Office, Broad
street opposite Theatre. or 1905 lnfy street
orders by telephone 30 1913 promptly nlled.
apo CHARLES VI. FACE.
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LEAyKrErrnsrrRn- NnnIm

4 direct four-hsurs connection /. made between
Richmond and Norfolk hi t1ins hItnr Man.
chester at 100 4. N. aud Norfolk n l..25 a. VI
Appomatt0N depot.
Tending the rebuilding Of Jamc--siyrr hndy,
All passenger trains depart tinm add tIiAD %
Manchester station. foot 90 seventh street.
j. r. kENLl, bcntrl superintendent
A. PoPf, bcnertl Passenger and lickr Agent
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .rFSf1,
~ COMPANY. .szxsk "a
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of theirspendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WlANOkE Ron
NOkE, ana RlCllMOND-ENERh TUESDAY
aud Friday at o'clock p. NJ, and SUNDAY
~ \. VI.
steamers leave New York III FSDANS. THURS.
&c new numbCrl, foot OF Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, siate-rooms, ano
blth-rOoms
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ar,
unsurpassed.
AtteT-cabin fare Ia New York, SO: round "Trip
rlS: stccrlgc, 81 and ~.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred
Frelghts received until 6 o'clock T.. NJ. daily.
FOR further Information. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 co, Agents,
my nllce lnmbanXis MhaNcs. Rnckefts.
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sEINE-Tls READ.

CTURGEON TWINES.- ~r.
- We would call special attention
10 our large stock OF
STURGEON aud HAuI-sEINE TWlNES, hard
and soft-iaid, az lowest prices
>EINE-TIiREAD, all Nos. and brands;
sEINE-LINES, ROPES, YAWkINGS,
MINNOW NETTING,
COkkS and CORk-MOOD.
NETS and sEINkS an hand and made 10 order
T.. L1CHTENSTElN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets,
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD.
Also In stock, CARPET-WARPs, OL-CLOTH-
ING for fishermen and sailors, aud AWNING
DUCks. api2
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PAS>fNOtK bfrAEIMtNT
RICHMOND. Va March -, l--3.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
n otherwise advised, rAssINGfR IRAN,

lniil otherwise ADV sed, PAS~I NIGER TEAtN-
of thi- road viii arrive 20 Ind dcput nom MAN.
CHESTER STATION, NcHrhiii street. NInrll trr.
whele tickets will be- sold and harg iet checked.
Passengers 60 ~ from ihr north riu the Eich-
mODd. Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad huli-
Ing throngn tickets viii be- promptly transferred
by omnthus between Manchester und The Iltl.
m0nd, Fredericksburg and Potomac .nton tt
tihl u connecting trains. soc regular tlmf-tl D.
advertisements for arrival and deplrluu of said
trains. 4. rulf.
General Pa ienurr Agent
4 f. kENTY. Suuprint.uI,ut utI Ds -Tf,
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old .1sT4

DOR NEW lORK.-The Old 4>fr7>
L Dominion steamship COmpany's sxsskzsss.
steamers will sail rs follows: Steamer OLD DO.
MlNlON. Captain WALKEK, EVERY TUESDAY
at . O'Clock 4. VI: steamer WNANOkE, Captain
HULPHEKS, EVERY fEIDAN at 2 O'Clock y. VI.
steamer ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, EVERY
SUNDAY at : o'clock \. VI
Freight received mp 10 ! O'Clock =. NJ for the
saturday evening fpf sundays ship.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for.
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north, south
east. and west, also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
After-clbm fare 10 New York. 80; r0unt
"trip, SIS; Storage. 80 and ~.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Wed
nesdays, and Saturdays hy The Richmond ana Pc
tcrshurg railroad al 1880 4. NJ. Will make con
nccion M Norfolk with the steamer that left Rich
mOnd the day before Cabin fare, $1,000. Ticket
b. be had at the Richmond aud Petersburg depO
aud \. W. CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
FOR freight on passage, apply 10
&. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv o Comnauy's Wharf, Rockets.
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FoR BALTIMORE. fEa
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE wild
uIl every MONDAY at - noon from POW liA-
TAN DOCK, at Twenty-fuurth and Dock streets,
direct for BlltimOre
Through bills Of ladng signed and goods for
wtrdcd with dispatch 10 points North and West.
Freight received daily until Z. VI.
For further information. apply Ia
W.O. Knight, Agent.
ID. j. NEIsIGIR, soliciting Agent. Dc -
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ID If l. \ ID T. l. Il II \, RICH ~
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at II W., aud every SUNDAY at 8
\. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
rciyed til 1870 \. NJ; Tor sundays steamer till
T. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily till 8
t. NJ.
Fare. sS.
ana the East.
For further information. apply 10
j. ". MCCkRRICK,
General southern Agent. Office Rockets.
". L. CLYDE Co.
no 30 General Agents.
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IAN trans daily except sunday -pa-srngsf tran
connecting nc West Point ON tuesdays. Thursday,
and Saturdays with steamers for Baltimore aud
the North.
q Freight train leaving Richmond At S.lO A. NJ
will have psssenger-cOach attached
Train No. "a connects at Burkcyliie with Nor.
folk and Western railroad for Fariuyllle Lunch.
burg, rnd all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through pasSengcIl stops At an Ia.
lions, connecting al SutherIinN with Million aud
sutherhn Narrow-6auge Railroad Tor Milton. Al
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points In Western North Carolina, Al AZ.
lanta for all points South aud Southwest.
Train No. 52 Through passenger aud MALL stop.
~ all stations, connecting al Sutherliu'- with Nil
ton and Sntherbus Narrow-taIgp Tailrad fli
Milton; at Atlanta for All points south and south
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia ana
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Sayan.
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive ~ Richmond a.
1875 j. NJ, 7:iO 4. NJ, aud l2.4fP. W.. and from
West Point at l0.2O A. NJ. Pa.scHgT ~, ana 0:lO T..
W. lFrelghtJ
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Traih 5O-New York and Atlanta rfa wash.
ingtos sss! Danyilic
ON Train 52-RichmOnd and Charlotte. IN
Charlotte aud Charleston.
All passenger trains stop At Bon Air.
Tickets sold to all points south. southeast, anC
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lsy-Oyer checks given IN local tickets.
\. pOPf,
General Passenger and Ticket AgIut
n
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General Passenger and Ticket Aput
r. VI. II. TALCOIT General Manager. 3d.
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURu

Y III vi " y ~ AND III 1 tkNbl lti
III RAILROAD COMPANY .-Commoucin,
TUESDAY, April ls. lss2. trains ON this ros' ~ 300
run as follows:
LEAVE MANCuEsTER-soUT
3:l6 4. VI, FAST MAIL, daily. Make through
connections for savannah. Stnps
ONLY AT Petersburg aud tle.frr.
Pullman sleeper between NucLes.
ter and Jacksonville.
ll.5l A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connect.
ing for Raleigh Charleston. Au.
gusta, Aiken. savannah, aud Ilrh
sDnyillc. Stops al Chester C,ntfala
Pullman -lerpcis hCtwCcu Maucis
ter aHd savannah uh the train.
1880 =. NJ, tRElGIIf, daih.
LEAVE rETrRsEURG- NORTH
3:55 A. NJ. FAST MAIL, tally. sop, oul, ~
Chester. Pullman .hopcr Du lIt
train between .lAclto illt nu. VI n.
chest. r.
$40 L. W., 1liEOl GII NAL. daily. conuefiiI.
vilh Richmond, Fredericksburg af.t
Potomac railroad for nh points lat
and West: also making connection
with Chesapeake and ohio taHfUaI
for all points West This uain
stops M Chester and tmtrahl.
Pullman slccprN nn fhi. trim lp-
tWpoV .'Nluu % iuN NIuflt.lrf.
1880 a. NJ, FREIGHT daily. SUNDAY rsruf.IHu.
ticsets viii he sold on tlis urn.
good torcluru con- train icafinr ilru.
mond 20 $50 A. VI.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
COMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS. DIRECT. CONNECTS
AT PORTSMOUTH SAME AFTERNOON
OLD POINT 1.-THE great fashionable winter aud
spring santariuml, BAL TIMORE, AND
THE NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, Sl.5U.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
HEALS, 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND,
carrying United states mai)
Il. q. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY.
aud FRIDAY az $3.50 A. VI. for ab0ve-named
places. connecting AZ Portsmouth with the BAY Line
Tor Old Point. Baltimore. and the North. Return.
at Richmond at about L. VI.
Fare 20 Baltimore. o.
Fare To Phillde OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0C
firc 10 New ~ Ot
rare 10 BOSTON IL w
Through tickets on sale on steamer and nj Gar
ber's Agency 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through
STATEROOMS CAN BIZ ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth.
Slnithield, and Hampton; Washington, ID. C.;
Ncwbcrn. Washington, and Iarboro', y. c., anO
al points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, fOI
Eastern shore of Virginia. Old Point, and all regu
iar landings on James river, AT LOWEST RATES
and through bills Issued. l.. n. TAIUM,
NH 10 superintendent.
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FURNITURE,

WALNUT CHAMBER sUIrs.-M
w The largest and best assortment In the u
city, of new and elegant designs. We solicit HI
u call from all who may neod furniture of
any Kind tO examine our large stock now ON hand.
Special inducemeut To cash bayers. Terms easy
and accommodating to all.
L. CARTWRIGHT & son,
IA 2S-3m 10 Governor street.
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n)i4) Virginia Company of London. Nell
PIP. 2l4-'5. IN,
lei Virginia Company of London. Neiil-p
Isl Virginia Company of London. Nelll-Pre-
Isl Stith's History of Nlrginia-p. 192.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06
Those Horrible Primary Col
OrS.

Miss Lightf0ot, Of BIltimote,' says
the Washington. Critic, 'lells a funny
story of Oscar Wilde. When the @''
thete was introduced, she N 'de conver-
sauon as she would for any other stran :
Ger. He had mentioned az the club that
he vas going to New Oflelns TO look
IN some property left HIM by arelahve
and when he had exhausted the ordi-
nary airy nolhing' she asked: When
do YOU 90 South, Mr.. Wilde"
South ? SOUTH? Why, ah ! wha. do
von mean. Mss Lighioot, by South 2
why, you know, Mr.. Wilde you are
only on the border OF tue Sou herr
States! y
All! What are the Southern States?
And then size entered into a little
account Of the subdivision OF the coun-
try 10 which be responde 50 slupIdly
that at last she laughed aud SAID
You have never studied geography
Mr.. Wilde q
Oh, no = was the response meyer
never. could not, for the colors on th'
maps are So discofiALt, aud they dis
tress M. | ucvcr could bring mysel
To- .rOk at Them!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06
A Michigan Liar.

lie l's see, they raise some wheat in
Michigan, don't they?' asked a Scho-
hare granger OF Micbigander.
Raise wheat? Who raise wheat.
NO, sir; de cdedly no, sir. 1t raises
ITSELF Why, if we undertook TO cultl-
vate wheat IN that State it would run
US out. There would not be any room
to put our houses
But I'Ye been told that grasshoppers
take a good deal Of it,
'Ot course they do. If they didn't
I don't know what we would do. The
cussed stua would run all over the
State and drive Us out-choke US up.
Those grasshoppers are godsend, only
there amt half enough Of 'em.'
is the wheat nice aud plumpP
Plump. Why, l don't know what
you call plump wheat, but there are
SEVENTEEN in our family, including ten
servants. and when we want bread we
lust 20 out and fetch in a kernel OI
wheat and bake it,
DO you eyer soak it in water before
using ~
oh, no; that wouldn t DO. Ii would
swell a little and then we couldn't get
| it IN our range oven.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06

WoMAN's OPPORTUNITY There
are sometimes women who sit reading
sentimental novels, and who wish that
they had some grand field in which to
display their Christian powers. Oh,
what grand and glorious things they
could do if they only had in opportunity!
Ny sister, you need not wait tor any
such time. A crisis will come in your
aff,irs. There will b; Tncrmop, lac
in your onn household where God will
tell you to stand. There are scores
and hundreds of households iu this city
to day where as much bravery and
courage are demanded OF women a. was
exhibited by Grace Darling. or Marie
Autolnetlc, or Joan of Arc.-LSl ay
Magazine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06
killing Perkins.

1t is on record in this Safe that a
Michigan editor was once engaged to
fight duel. If the editor himself IS
not living he must have died within a
week past. The affair occurred about
twenty-five years ago, and was brought
about the journalist making several
vicious attacks upon the honor and
honesty of member Of the legislature.
The Solou first tried the usull way OF
getting even, by buying horse9hlp
and hunting the editor, but wden ne
had found him be was knocked down
and rolled in the mud. He then sent a
formal challenge, and as the editor
opened the letter he turned to his two
compositors aud said:
Boys. how much matter have you
got up for the first page?'
Three columns replied tho FORE
man after measuring up the galleys.
And we need five. You'll haye it
all up by Doon tomorrow, and by
Wednesday night all the inside will be
up. Then I'll wet down the paper and
make up, and while you are working
Off the outside I'll run out and shoot
old Perkins, who has sent me chal'
lenge.'
He sent a formal acceptance, named
rifles as weapons, appointed the rendez
vous within thirty rods OF the office,
and then began to scratch out copy
When the hour arrived he was making
up the forms, having got little behind
the programme, and By aud by his
second came in at the back door aud
SAID:
We've been waiting for you all OF
twenty minutes
But Pm busy
This Is no time 20 be busy, Pcrkin
is all ready
Hang the luckv growled the editor
as he filed out column aud nuug
down his rule. That's just like Per-
kins--he wants to throw our publica
ton day. Come on-rll ill him up!
The editor seized his gun, and hatless 3
aud coatless be set out on lOpe for thC
spot. Perkins saw him coming in That
fashion, and his knees weakened aud
bis chin dropped, aud though the editor
yelled for him to hold on minute, be
boIted over feace and didn't come ouI
of the woods until he was six mile;
away.-Eree Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06
Why she Talked TO the Fly.
Screen Man.

She knew he was the fy-screen man
by the samples under his arm, but she
held the door open, and permitted him
10 say:
Madam, l notice that you haven't
a hy.:creen at auy Of your doors or
Windows
Not one she answered.
You must be oyerrun with filesT
we are.'
Files are a terrible nuisance?
Yes, indeed
And this seems 10 be good locality
for mosquitoes'
'Oh, yes, SIR
Il presume they bother you at
nights?'
VERY much
Aud a great deal Of dust blows into
a house not protected by screens
"A great deal, sir
And how many windows have you
10 the house p
Sixteen
Each one ought 10 have halt size"
Yes, sir
And can make them cheaper Ter
you than any other man IN the busl'
ness
L think you can
DO you prefer PLAIN green or fgur-
el?'
'Wel, l always did like plain green.'
'Vory well; Will measure he VIM
dows, and take your order
You needn't trouble yourself any
further she quietly replied.
'What! Don't you want any
screens"
No, sir. The other day the woman
across The street had ten minutes
conversation with Tin peddler, and
she's had her nose in the air over me
ever since. A 1y-screen man is abont
three times as high as potato man,
and I've been talking with you 10 let
her see that she ism, the only lady in
town Aho can put on airs. She's mad
as a hen by this time, aud nov you
get up aud dust, or I'll have my dog
run you clear to tie riyer.'-l Free
Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06
Liver, Kidney and BriShts
Disease.

A medicine that destroys the germ
or cause of Bright's Disease. Diabetes,
Kidney and Liver Complaints, and has
mower to root them cut Of the system,
is above all price. Sdch medicine Is
Hop Bltters, aud positive proof Of this
eau be found by one trial, or by asking
your nsighbors, who have been cured
by It.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06
Hope.

There is no vale, however low,
But opens to the sky,
And through the deepest night Of woe
Faith reads the stars on high.
There is no rugged pillow stone
Upon life's desert plain,
But has Bethel of its own,
Where asgcls come again.
There is no bitter March spring
But finds its healing near;
And ioyand gla dnesS sit and sing
Where sorrow dropped a tear.
. There is no cloud, however dark,
But has its heaven wrought bow,
And hope sings upwarl like the lark,
"There's light beyond, we know"
There is no wave of troubled sea
But lift us nearer land;
He makes the storm calm for me,
And hides me in his hand!
And as Iwatch, and hope, and wait,
Life's brighter, better things
Reach forward to the pearly gate,
Where angels fold their wings.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06
Doctors Disagree.

As a reporter for the Plttsburg Com
mercial Gozette sat YESTERDAY after
noon) in a chamber at Ne. S2l Federal
street, Allegheny, listening TO terri
ble tale of suffering as it fell from the
lips of gentle little lady, Mrs
Milo Ingram, the daughter of Capt.
Hugh McKelvey, OF this city. 1t seemed
almost too much 10 believe, if the evil
dence had not been close at hand tc
substantiate every word. 1t was bu
another evidence of the cuIpable lguo'
rance OF large class of practitioners ol
medicine who claimed for six years thai
her terrible disease was cancer. She
was covered with ulcers, given up to
die. Peruna cured her perfectly. Con
tiuucd on page "a, IN ''llIs Of Life" BY
DIR. Hartman. Ask your druggist ioI
ono.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06
UOst Heartily

WILMINGTON, n. c., Feby. 4 Isl.
LII. WARNER & Co.: Sirs 1 must
heartily recommend your Safe Kidney
Liver Cure for kidney and liver diseases,
and shall be glad to answer all ques-
tons regarding the same in connection
with my case that enquiring friends may
osk JAS. A. LowREY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-06

OIe watch set right will do TO set
many by; but, on the other hand, one
that goes wrong may be the means OF
misleading a whole neghborhood; aud
the same may be said oi the example
we set TO those around us.