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fanciful devices-roses, buttercups oi
lilinc Lninfr fnrl. i1,aal In ,.;1. ol.11-t

luuCliul utNlctS-fOSts, blltleIcupS Vt
lilies being fashioned in pic crust.
AT this time of the year the question
of salads assumes importance. Not only
are the ordinary lettuce aud other fresh
green matter good for this purpose but
cold vegetables of every kind make ex-
cellent salads. Caulihower and string
beans are admirable, if dressed when cold
with vinegar, oil and pepper, and potato
salad needs no recommendation. There
are several ways Of preparing the last
named which are worthy of consideration.
Here many cooks add as much onion as
potato, chopping both equally fine and
preparing mayonnaisc dressing to pour
over them, they also add the chopped
whites of the eggs. The Germans, on
the contrary, slice their cold potatoes and
leave them for time moistened with
warm water they then chop a small
onion, and the salad is prepared by add
ing a tablespoonful Of vinegar, two of oil,
and teaspoonful OF pepper and salt and
chopped parsley, if desired. a few bects
added to this salad are great improve
mcnt. A good mnyonnaisc dressing is
made as follows: Boil two eggs quite
hard, pound the yokcs with little dry
mustard, salt, pepper. and sugar; when
thoroughly pounded moistcn with the
best oil. Kncad all together until per
fectly blended, then add sufficient vinegar
for the quantity prepared and it will be
found excellent either for lettuce, toma-
toes or potatoes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-15

A gentleman went into gun store for the
purpose of buying gun. He saw fine
sample Of the stock on the show case, and
attempted to pick it up for examination.
The German storckeeper, who saw the move
ment, shouted "Mine friend, dots bcsser
und when he goes off he kicks like ter tuy-
fel." The gentleman, thinking to have some
fun with the German, replied, "a gun can't
kick it has no legs" "Vat," said the store
keeper, she don't can kick Yoost wait.
dells you Something's, und gif you leedle
iniiamalions. vas in der pishness, und
know Something's. A gun don't kick nit its
legs it kicks nit its breeches. "-IretsepI
National Weekly.
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HOW TO TREAT sUNSTROKE ES.
Hints for Hot weather and the way TO
Avoid Being Overcome by the Heat.

"We are now prepared to attend any cases
OF sunstroke which may be brought 10 u.s.
said the house surgeon of the Chamber street
hospital to New York Telegram reporter.
"lf the weather should turn suddenly warm
we shall undoubtedly have cases before the
middle Of this month"
GLOW early do you generally have SUM-
stroke cases Z" was asked
Last year as early as the middle of May
and we have had them even earlier than that,
but this year we have had no cases as yet,
owing to the remarkable cOoluess o. the
weather."
"Where do you treat your patients y
"In the basement of the hospital where
there are number of small beds which are
suitable for the purpose, an ollcloth Esheet is
placed over the mattress so that the water
which is used will not soil them, and over
this is placed linen sheet. When person
prostratcd by the heat arrives in the ambu-
lance we make all haste in placing him on one
| of these beds. The treatment, although quite
| simple, requires considerable care. We first
have to reduce the temperature of the body.
This is done by wrapping the patient in blan
kets soaked in cold water, or by simply ad
ministerng spray bath of cold water, ant
by placing ice bags around his head. Too
sudden change of temperature must bl
avoided. The shock of placing the paten
in au ice cold bath would be fatal. 1t is alst
necessary that he should be kept perfect,
quiet. These suggestions about the treatmen
of patient may be found valuable where ,
doctor cannot be reached and should be car
ried out without hesitation. In case of tn
failure of the hearts action stimulants mus
be given. If the patient is dclirious he ma
I,a En,, p,tint hx Stt,u1l Inuau nF hrnnniIn
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Ny own SHALL Come.

Serene fold my hands lui walt
Nor care iur wind, ur iidc, or sea,
| rave 40 more 'giln,' tine ar tate,
For lO my own shalt come 10 ne.
| stay my haste make delays,
For what avdils this eager pace:
| stand amid the eternal ways
And what ~ mine shall know my face.
Asleep, awake. hy night or day,
Toe friends ! seek are seeking me;
NJ w,nl can drive INV bark astray
Nor cdJnge The tide OF destiny.
Wh II matter II stand alone?
walt with JOY the coming years.
My heart shall cap where II has sown
AMI garner up the fruit OF tears.
The plancts know their own anl draw,
Thc ltlc returns TO meet the sea,
| stand serene midst natures Law
Aul know my own shall come 10 mr.
The stars come nightly 10 the ,.y
The dcws tall on the thirsty lea;
Nor lime, nor space, nor deep, nor high,
can Eerp my own away from me.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-15
Persian serenade.

The following lines were written in Granada,
Spain, IN November Of lsi4 aud have never before
Icen published:
llaik va The twilight pale
Tcndrlly plnws,
lllk how the nightingale
VASES from repose!
DIly when, sparkling high,
Sars nl the darklng shy,
ntu the nightingale
Listens The rose.
Here, where the fuuntan-tidc
Murmuring flows,
Airs from the mOuntaln-s.hc
Fan thy rcpuse.
Eyes ot thine, gliscnng,
Look an me, lisenng
AN thy nightingale
Thou arr my rose.
SWcotcr The strain he weave,
Fainter II lUws
Npw, as her balmy leaves
B'ushneJ close.
Better than InlnstrelSy,
Lips that meet klssingly
Silence thy nightingale
KISS me, my rose!
-Ed@Id Idyipr in Nrr iorl Independent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-15

The fact that only three Of the 2505 coup
les whom Rev. DR.. Miner of Boston has mar
red have been parted by divorce leads him
to think that 'the state Of mind which brings
people to Universalst clergyman for union
is that which enable them to live happily to-
gether.' Perhaps II Is because those who
believe themselves sure Of heaven, as the
Universalists do, are more willing than 9TH
ers to bear the trials of this life.-Detroh
Free Press
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-15

Before cutting mans head of in China,
The authorities considerably make HIM
drunk. The beauty of this system is that a
man can get Intoxicated without having a
head on him the next morning, -Rocheste,
Eapress.
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Shelburne, vt.

1t is slid that Samuel j. Tilden wants TO
run on II presidential ticket with Thomas
Jefferson. That would he good thing for
Tild,n, but We should think Jeifcrsns would
insist ON having live man on tue ticket with
him, -NoyTistO,on Herald,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-30
The Pleasures Of Busln, SIS.

NO human mini is contented with,
out occupation. No human soul il
sa'ishea without an aim Or purpose in
He. The greatest success In lie con-
Sis's not In the mere accumulation OF
riches, bat ia being able To acqui e
wealth with disposition TO APPLY il
IN such manner that it shall ne q
blessing aod comfort to others not
III iheinere giving away of money, but
IN putting people in way to labor and
help themselves. There is no pleasure
IN oppression. There is no JOY in grind
ing and exac!irg gold from the poor
but there is great deal of genuine
satisfaction in being able to Offer steaiv
and honorable employment 20 the many
"l'l'ng hands That have nothing to do.
One OF the greatest enjogmen,. of tho
prosperous business man consists "a
oe'hS ah!e TO comfortably provide for
the many employees in his house or man.
uiactory. In doing this he il fuliu-
ing ms obligations TO society; TIC be-
comes useful and hunored citizen
business 10 him is real pleasure: ne
enjoys bis successes, when thew are
AMY "on, because hc feels that n, lie.
serves them.
when business man ha. the ri,b,
kiFd OF purpose in life he enjoys ii,
occupation, be feels q just and worthy
PRIDE IN his prosperity, he is pleased
win The respect aud gratitude Of those
whom be directs and controls in the
management Of bis affairs. AMI lie feels
that in bco,G Ing himself no is con.
isrr'ng a fayor coon others. - Cr1e,tqD
The foolish man fJIdeth his arms ana
saith: There il no rraIe. wby s,onId
| advertiser Eat the wise man j., no,
so. lie whoopetb 70 up in the ncws.
papers. aud verify re drawe,h trade
from afar. Far Co,rnrBvroE.
Little minds are tanned AMI snbaoed
6y misfortune bu, great mind, rise A.
Dove 1t.
SCOT falling on nc carpet from, o,.,
ch.mncys or carelrssly handled ETC.,.
pipes " ih'r.tly covered with salt can
ca-pCt. '''J ~ VIC
II you wish 20 enr,eor ,,,-.-.,,-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-30
HigginsUiI!e Nursery
FOR SPRING OF 1883.

ITO my friends and patrons who havo
Il Tor tho past ten years patrosized
my Nursery Sd Literally, l return thanks.
believing it unnecessary to urge upon
them the great importance of patrouix.
ing their Home Nursery but 10 those
vino have never dealt with me / wish 70
say briefly that INV nursery has been
estatl,shei since 1872. increasing my
business every Year. and could il he
cessary point oIt TO you The many or
chaiis In ,Lis aud ahjoining Coul,ies
now bearing fruit from my Nursery
AMI after IL years Of practical experi-
cnce in testing the Numerous varieties
VI fruits in this county. believe I au,
now able To recommend 10 my customers
fruits host calcu lated to suit the so,l
ani climate OF our county. AMT in con.
clusion let me say to you. don't give
YOUR orders to irresponsible tree agents,
lou will have the gontiemai.ty aud po-
lite tree a&eDts frcu, other parts OF tie
country call upon you. Thay will tell
you thai theirs IL tho only nursery that
does an honest business. s.. and tLnt
am sold out Of trees. and that 1 huvo
not varieties OF apples pthow. &c.
Give zoe trial is ali Task: INV stock
Tor Spring Is tinc, consisting of uhou, GO
nih"s Of Apples of the hest varieties,
Including several kinds of the new sorts.
Also, Peach, Pear. Pium, Grapes, Ounce
nid other small fruits. aud II. t,rices To
snit the tines. ! will furnish Hedge
tlanto Usage Orange--at 50 rs per NJ.
at Railroad Station--0r 50 90 delivered
AT Komncy. Please give me your or.
ders il time.
JOHN n. RANNELLS.
Higg'nsvi!le. Hampshire Co, w. Va
Jsnuary 10. 1885, 3 Dpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-30
The Farmer Feodeth All.

My lord rides through his palace gate.
M laiY sweeps along in state;
The sage thinks lons on many n thing.
And the msi,.en muses. on marrying;
The minstrel batpo;h merrily,
TIE sailor plows the iosmiDg sea,
The huntsuian kills tue good rel deer,
And the soldier wars without fear;
But fall 10 each whai'er befall.
The farmer he must feed them oil.
Smith hammereth cheerils the sword.
Priest preasheth pure and holy word,
Dame Alice wtrketi 5roidery well,
Clerk Richard tales OF love can tell.
The zap wife sells her foarniug beer,
CaH Fisher ishes ia ne Mere,
ana coartiers rufiie, strut and shine,
While pages bring the Gascon wine;
Bat fall TO each whsts'er befaii,
The farmer b. must feed tLem all.
Nan builds his castles fair and high,
Whatever river runne,h by;
Grea, cities rise in every land,
g eat churches show the builders hand
Great arches, monu Deu!s aud towers,
Fair palaces and pleasing boz ers,
Great work 10 done. be Z here and there.
And we.! man worketh everywhere;
Bat work or rest, what'er befall.
The farmer lie must Ted ;hem ell.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-30
1883.
Harpers Young PeoDte

AN ILLUSTRATED wEEKLY Is FACES.
Suited to Boys and Giris ~ fron six ., ,ir,os,
Years o. age
Vol. W commerces November 7. 1882.
The louh9 Peoyis has been from the 6fst s,c.
cessful beyond a1ncip 'tipn.-N Y. Eve PC
" has distinct purpose 10 which IL .tsadt. y
adheres -thst. namely, OF sIppi ,ntipg The Vi
c''ns papers fn- ihe young With papof more A.
JouruHi ''''u
pr ne ~ eg, elegance o. q .ravir-. and e,,
''''- -''r' " 's ursu pore B., an, ssb
t'i SET plpYg4I 3D. our 40
. -e -- ISL "a Gszetie
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-30

49, lSE people are always on the lookout
" Tor chances 10 increase their earnings
Hnd ~ ume become Nealfby- iho.s
Who DO not ihProv, Ibeis Opportunities rsmaio.
IN fOVetty W. offer great aucs 10 make
mOuey We want many men. women Lo,.
HEd gifls to work for Us right In ,heir ow,f H..
e"litt Any Ose can do the ~efk pfouerIv
from TIE h!st start The business viii n.y
mcre thsn iea times ordinary wsges Erpsn
sFe ou'h' ,nroishei t'er No one so, engages
iots o. make money rapidly. You r,a asv,,s
yOur wnoie Gne 10 The work or only your
spare moments. Full reformation ana ali tbsi
= needed sent free Adde'S SrtsssS a 10
Portland, Nainr. TY,rrn {. I.se
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There's Danger in the Town.

There. John, hitch ID sbbin to the post,
come near me aud sit down;
Your iuather wants 10 talk 10 you before
you drive 20 town.
My hairs are gray. | soon s.aii DC 1T
rest villain h. grave;
Not long will mo her pilot you o'cr LIES
tetDpestuous wave.
I've watched Ger YOU from infancy, till
now you are "a man,
And l have always loved you, as mo-
liner only can;
A. morning and at evening have pray.
ed the God Of love
To bless and guide my darling boy 10
tie bright home above.
\ mothers eye is searching, John-o!j
aye can't dim is sight,
When watching DER AN only child TO see
if he does right,
And very lately | have seen what has
hrouSet my fear,
And made MY pillow hard At niah 1t, anu
inoislen, it with tears.
I've seen light within your eye. upon
your CHEEKS Il glow,
That told me you are III the road that
leads To Shame and woe;
y, John, cont turn aw " your bead and
on nv counsel frown,
Stay more upon The dear oil farm
there's danger in the town.
Your father, John. is growing old, III,
days arc neatly through.
y, he has laocred very ha. Il 10 ave Tie
farm for you;
But 1t WI! 60 20 ruin soon. and poverty
will irown,
If you keep hitching Dobb;n up to drive
lnto he town.
Your prospects, for The future are very
bright, nv SON.
Not many have your start in l,fa when
they are tweLty-oue;
Your star, that shines SO brightly now
III darkness will decline,
Il yon forget your mother words, ami
larry Ut The wine.
Turn back again. my boy, in youth, stay
by the dear Old farm;
The Lord Of hosts will save you with
l.s powerful right ann;
Not long will mother pilot you DER lift's
lernpesiuous vase;
.Gen light her pathway with your love
down 20 the silent grave.
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iiarper's Younr People
Per Cenr, Postage PreDajd - %.

Single Nun.hers -Four Crnis each.
Sp"e,nen c0ps scot 90 recent 81 three Cents
ne Nniuu.cs 81 HarlrFs Youtv r.o,t. . p
1881 a"f ies2 handsomely bound In .,;,,, =. ~
tea Ilo'h. vii 20 seat by baii. costa,, re-, IA
o. receipt ~ - 90 each. Coserfr yon,o r.,
pc Tor ~ s. ca -pos'age I3 cts sdsi,i,.,,f
"eIni hLces should vs. aade bg Post-DVcs
MONEY oder or Draft, 10 avoid chanefs or is
'e"spspefs 're not 10 cops tbis sdvtrtise
inert witlou; the express order az 49,, 4,
Brothers. Address ~ ="
HARPER & BROTHERS
Now York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-30

The glass Of soda aud the looking
glass resemble each other. You can
see The soda izl in one, aud your own
pb.z III tac other.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-30

DEATH OF 4 LADY From L0cxJAw
-Hagerstowu, March 10 Mrs Annie
Eberiv, aged 81 years, wife OF Mr.. Jo-
seph Eberlv, of This place. died today
from lockjaw, after several days lie
ness. She leaves a husband and six
children. Mrs. Eberly, several weeks
since. had extracted eleven teeth. from
which q; the time she experienced no
bal effects. Ga Wednesday of last
week size contracted severe Geld. The
pext day her jaws became stiff, but no
attention was given She m1lter Of that
time. She continued to grow worse un,
III today, when she died from loCkiaw.
A DISAPPOINTED UFFICE-SEEKER wn6
WAS GIVEN AWAY. During the cleo
ton in Austin. local Republican poll
tician appeared at the polls and dared
D-mocrat present 10 fight.
You can't como that game on me. !
could thrash you in less than three
shakes Of a Sleeps tail, but | am not
going to do it, replied the Democrat.
You are afraid
No, lam not afraid but see through
your little game
What game Z
You want ne to knock vor down.
Then you will write 20 the President
tat you Ne'o lea en- al ue pills b
Dcnocrat, al that tic .,. ou.nt j
co som'iing Tor you. Attbu. w,li
give you Federal appointment under
these coalitions, and ,lcn YOU viii 40.
poiut some brother radical a. your den
uty, aud cave ne, 70 whom You owe
everything, out IN the cold. No. sir
Jou are not gong to be l. alen a, tho
polls by tits Democrat
Some despicaJIe bycna has given me
away, mu'iered the disappointed Office.
seeker rs be staIted of.
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TIE JOHN T. MANNING
Mower g. Reaper

Has no equal for Iigh. drausht work
and Durability
TIE KELLER DRILL, TIE ONLY
df,li that viii sow aiI kinds % Fertilizer re,
gniar Wagons and Buegies Of the hes, make
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Chance or Providence concluded.

active little Ggure of lis aunt. back
through the roses. on 10 a little rus.
TIC bower under II great oaktrec -
= heh pointing to lis interior With one
slender white band. she suddenly van.
ished. leaving him to gaze with burst.
ing heart aud throtbing brain. at the
scene before him. Father ia heaven.
could 1t be poss;ble-his darling his
lost wife. there before him? Nellie
with her soft blue eyes, beaming with
love. yet yelled with sadness. her
bright hair floating about her face. with
both arms c!asped about the bog he
had rescued from the thorns, who was
even then telling her Of the adven.
iure. Could that bright boy be his?
he next moment. overcome with
his feelings, he sprang before them !;
there was Il wild scream from Nellie
II frightened cry from the boy. and
then they were all together in close
clasp tia. seemed rs if il could never
end.
But we viii not intrude upon the
scene. In the long hour that follow
ed, explanations were all made. Mel
lie told her husband how, stunned and
crushed 10y his mothers words, in her
shame and agony she had crept away
To her room, and racking her brain
Tor place to go, had all at orce
thought OF White Cross, and Aunt
Faith, dear sweet Aunt Faith, whom
she remembered seeing when q child.
and whom she krev, from the very
memory OF her, woui! believe her
story aud give her home. So she
had come hither, and being met with
open arms OF love and trust, had re-
manned ever since, with the child
whom God had given Ter, waiting for
her husband To clam her and prove
her innocence. When with his arms
about his recovered treasures, Doug.
lass went back to The house. he was
quite willing To admit To sweet Aunt
Faith that 1t WAS the providence OF
God that brought him hitler And
4 few weeks later they all went back
to Moore Farm, to the broken down
and rcpentant mother, and Nellie
knclt by her side aud whispered love
AID forgiveness in her ear. And
Douglass put his arms around them
both and called heronce more mother,
while The bright boy kneeipg at her
ieet llspci Grandma in voice that
sounded like an angels Then indeed
their JOY WAS complete, and together
they thanked God for it.
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