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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-21

other methods of curing corn fodder was
reminded of the way in which II Is often
cured in Maine. After the corn Is nusKeo
(which Is done as soon the corn Is cut
the fodder is put into a NOW or on q scaffold
"a layer of straw and then layer oil
fodder three or four inches thick, or so as to
cover the straw, and so on. Usually some
salt is scattered over each layer. The cattle
eat it readily in winter straw and all. Ii Is
doubtful wheth er in this climate and with the
corn fodder as green as it is usually eat, 1t
could be kept in that way. But II fodder
from corn planted for fodder only-to be
cut before the corn is matured, or that from
corn matured, is carefully cured and kept
from the weather it makes an excellent
food for cattle or horses. If cut aud
steamed / doubt not it would be equal II
not superior to silo-fodder. When left out
in the fields, exposed to the weather,
mixed with dirt, dust and sand by the rains
and winds, il is of little valus. j. Z. >.
Honeybrook, Pa, Feb. s, 1888.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-21
The Useful Hen.

In breaking an egg at g hotel in Milwau-
kee the other day there was found a foreign
substance imbedded in the yolk, which, on
closer investigation, proved TO be q silver
dime with leaden filling.
Mrs. Stewart, OF Madison, Ga, said in
1881: "You had better chop that old hens
head Off" NO" said o. S. Stewart. "She
may yet be useful" Mr.. Stewart sold $40 IL
worth of eggs laid by the same hen from
January l, 1882, to January 1, 1888.
Mrs. l.. Wyman, of Palmyra, Maine, has
hen which has three sets of wings. The
largest set are on the body in the usual
position. the next larger on the hips and
are about half the size of the first, the small
est on the lower extremities of the legs and
nearly half the size of the nip wings.
The den is a success in Illinois, as witness
a specimen item from the Enterprise, pub
lished at Homer, in that State: Mrs. Re
beccs Thompson, living about seven and
one-half miles southwest OF this place, the
past year has sold from only sixty hens over
sSl worth of eggs, besides raising $50
chickens"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-10

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Tie town ~ Casamiccioia. near <arl..s.
uas almost entirely ..sslr erel Nv III earth
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INV. WI. ........ .,...
Nv ",''' '''''''
aged uas Auns.re4 p,r~urs. inusr w less
severely injured. haze nFr4trl an Naples
IL <tc.msrx
N, NJ ,,.....~.;,t. X. 80. ~ ,,....,..r ".
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-10

THE cable announces that great JOY
was exhibited throughout Ireland upon re-
CENT Ok the news 81 the Death of JnmH
Carey. the inforiner in the Phoenix Park
murder cases. O'Donnell, who shot him @
death. was examined before q magistrate
AZ Port Elizabeth on the 3lst. He said he
was a gold digger from California. fund
to be used in defending him was being
raised in Dublin.
Miss NELLIE ARTHUR, daughter q
the President, i taking trip along the
Atlantic coast on the United States steamer
Dispatch.
AT Bellevue, o.. fifty employees q the
Nickel Plate Road burned On editor IN
efIigy the other day because be had abused
them IN print.
THE deaths from Cholera among the
British troops IN Egypt, on che Sth.
numbered six at Ismailia; one q Cairo
one Al Helovan, and one at Fl Warden.
The deaths among the natives IN Egypt,
exclusive IL those q Cairo, numbered ~,
including seventeen % Rosetta
LExxrxG, the German American
student arrested in Switzerland Tor killing
4 fcllow-student IN duel near Wurzburg,
Germany. was released from custody, the
swiss authorities holding his oflense was
not cxtraditabIe.
TIE heavy failures in Boston, Mass,
caused considerable uncasiness on the 3lst,
hut IL was believed the crash would extend
No further. Hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars of shaw q Bros. paper was OUT
| standing.
The only American sufferer BY the
earthquake af Ischia, Italy, was Miss Van
/ Allen, who was slightly hurt King Hum
! bert went 20 visit the wreck al Casamicciola
o. The 5lst. -
TnE Massachusetts, Republicans will
y hold their state Convention In Boston sept.
10.
The telegraph strike exhibited no
new feature On the sist. Tampcring with
wires was reportedin New York. Business
III 81. Louis was still accepted subject %
delay. The strikers remained firm.
II = announced that the Treasury
Department, ON thorough Investigation
finds that foot and mouth disease does not
prevail among cattle In this country, and
the fact n 70 BE- brought % the notice of the
British Government.
TnE management 81 the Rome, W.
tertovn & Ogslensburg Railroad has been
severely criticised for the recent accident
which resulted in the death Of nineteen
persons.
TnE extensive stables belonging q
the Gordon House o. Orangcville, Ont
were destroyed By Ore the other night. The
celebrated trotting horses General Bramisl
and Highland, Jr., with several other valu
able animals, perishsd; loss, $1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-10

SOCIALIST workmen unfurlcd the red
dag IN Geneva. Switzerland. the other day,
ana seven ~ them were arrested.
CHARLES w. COPELAND a Co. shoe
manufacturers of Boston. Mass. have
failed Tor <71o.0oo. Stedman q Co.. 81 New
York. also suspended.
ANOTHER Vera Cruz steamer unload
"a lot o. yellow-fever patients a. Havana.
Cuba. GA the aoth.
IT was thought probable On tho Soth
ult. that the number killed BY the great
disaster near Naples would exceed 500.
II was stated that Il was not properly an
earthquake, but q subsidence 81 thu ground.
AN order Of arrest was issued against
Rev. X. n. l. Tishe. pastor ~ Grace
Church Chapel. New York, q fow days
ago. J. Noblcst charged Tighs with alienat-
ing his wifc'S affections.
Az ex-policeman and q confederate.
who tried 10 rob man few days ago IN
Jersey City. n. u. have been sentenced 20
ten years imprisonment.
4. s. SHAW x Bios. the largest tan
ncrs in the world have made an assign
mcnt at Boston. Mass. Nominal assets,
S5.ooo.ooo; liabilities, S;,oco.oN.
The telegraph strike remained about
as usual on the ;)th ult. Both sides were
still serene. Some Improvement in the ser
vice was reported.
A CONVICTED murderer in Pcnnsyl-
vania had not eaten FOR five days up 70 the
I 39rh ult. He would starve rather than
hang.
TnE Commissioner of Statistics in
\ Minnesota reports an increase Of lio.9oi
4 acres IN wheat. and predicts crop OF a
4 least 81 900 900 bushels, As the yield In the
4 southern counties will more than make ur
I for drought in the Red River Valley. The
( Ohio Board OF Agriculture estimates The
wheat crop Of that State ~ .3ss3,ooo bush
I. els
Ma OakjWoods Cemetery. Chicago
Ill. the ether day. John Files and Paddy
Norton had a slugeing-m snatch 81 clever
rounds for purse OF 500, the referee de
claring IL draw.
THEsfage from Helena % Deer Lodge
Mont. was stopped ~ road agents lev
days ago. who cleaned out the treasnre-box
mails and passengers.
1T il reported that the late Pete
Coelet. or New York. who loft an immens.
fortune. and was believed 70 be bachelor
was IN ls45 married 70 lady in Park
County. Ind, who gave birth p daughter
who now lays claim % an estate WORT
many millions.
GIIroY. Cal, reported two shocks Q
earthquake there on the 18th ult. Rum
bling sounds were distinctly heard.
II the District Criminal Court q
Washington. d. c., on the 3oth Judg
Wvlie rendered decision overru'ing
motion 70 quash the indictment in n
Kellogg star-route case. Kellogg pleade
not guilty and the court adjourned .
OctQher =.
SOME workmcn digging gravel in n
vicinity Of the Cincinnati southern Dero
! in Cincinnati, o.. the other morning di'
covered the body Of young man who va
lost there last February AZ che time q
flood swept away portion Of the depot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-10


a Frishsfui Aeeident - ths Esme. W.
People killed.
Amos. \. T.. July =.
Eleven manglei bodies lay around the
moor this afternoon Of the li.t,- depot
81 Carlton station. upon the Rotne. Water
town a Oei<n<burg hallway. located eight
niles northwest of Albion. in Orleans
County. Las; evening = fearful Mind. rain
and fkunterstorm ragged IN TINT section X
fhc state. doing considerable damage. -
Carlton station freight chr vas standing
uuuu 4 <it;c-frack. AMI was blown ty trr
wind about no feet % a switch on TIE rfaln
track. Here !. remained AZ SD o'vicck
Lass evening ihe exgress runn.nS 5e ,'.'fs
daeSrI into this freight SER.
cnas.nr one u the most fright
ful wrecks that has happened IN inns
portion of fie State for many years: inf
train was making about twenty mites NJ
hour. and - Il passed r1r StAtipn t1r nfn-
engineer saw the obstruction. blew for
hrak.~. md with his fireman jumped ~
the train struck she car The forward en-
zine pln~ "a On the track m the SOUTH
fhe second On fhe north. turning over N.
their sides. where thev we're TryAnA WRIT
broken into pieces. Tho destruction NIL
followed hrekar< description. Besides tnr
engine. To- two baggage cars. day coach
and four sleeping cars were dittnrh nnl
errrillv wrecked Four cars remaineA
up.n fle tracy: al 81 them are said N have
been well fillei. and u i wonder now ~
many a. ala escaped vita their lives Ans
passengers were tarown mt ,1a .
curpze<. PROM the wreck. enseippfA ~
darkness and dreucied Ia rain. nlnnns An1
croan< went NJ. mingled with pititM aP-
I prals Tor help. Men. women anil ca;iar '.a'
were plunged beneath tho oxeffnfnen go
IL an iniesrrihahle mass ~ man4'en ' NV.
1 hands ~ ladies' and the limbs ~ GU
| drcn protrnlei n such mann. ,
\ ~ ~ make 4 most Sickensny stSn1.
The following are the nnins n those W. NJ,
1 uerishci in tie wreck: Brine hnstN u, Y, ~ /.
II Carlton; Th0s. Haynr. InicrE9: 'i ~
/ stone. battle Creek. Mich.; Lutte v; IRAN
1 c.. brennan, Oswego: James Air,Ai i ~ :
I ~,..,;orrr- Oxwcro: VIM. I.ateure,. r@s
I CIV. Mich; Ashley Tyler. Lamaen' N III
\ Tnc<. Sfelis. Wntertown, AZ 80: ~ T.
Troop, Schotarie; \. ~, WV. ~
IN. N;ri.: Henry MrCoruiirk. Brnton;
\ T.sr, County. Mich: Louis y. Boo 49,
vie. Philadeiphia; ThoS- DIXON '''st'
land. o. ..,... re 81
en- injured. The following NJ. ~, s nn,sr.
-.
" sI;rc Jennison. Philsdelphia; disioea'
tion II the hip and ankle ,- r~...t.
MI. Prof. G. n. stone. battle ,'.hsr.
Mica: fracture 81 the fcrcarm' an 49,
M. Josephine Lefevre, Bay city, ,, M' SRI:
left lex broken IN two piAcer' 80
broken and bresef crushed ~. ..... v,..h :
M. n. G. Mnnds, ~ Bay c1ty' 49,
lnfllv II. irred internally. LEY
Ms. w. 7. Hall and dsiEn, IN, h.,d ani
Mich. mo.her injured about nc nsan
5anei'tcr sustained severe SPINAL ,nl NV, "
Nay N. Throop. Schohnr.e Court ti'.'e
N. III: legs bruised. - MIN. IN
Alexander Lo~ar, Acnnons
Mrs.. A. n. McKsster, Ireland 80
m. Dudley salisbury, Battle ',,sei
MIN: nm dixiccsted. throat p''''
Nv, TT II. Gould. Carthage, slo''
w II Rrirr~. u Battle Crcsk. n ,,ss;i,e.
srsliv bruised. removed g Lynooh'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-10

BY a explosion IN mino ~ Caltani-
sctta. Sicily. on the nth thirty-dse
miners out q seventy were killed.
frnE destroyed half q one q the
finest blocks Of business buildings IN Min
ncapoliz. Mimi. the other evening, causing
4 loss u 100000.
OxE HUNDRED and eighty houses
were destroyed by recent fire which O.
CURED III tho Russian town 81 Semenov.
GEORGE SHEPARD and wife We're
found dead IN bed the other morning IN
New York. both being shot through she
head. Il was supposed % be murder and
suicide.
The Arkansas outlaws were attackep
the otner day by posse in Perry County
but escaped after killing two Of the officers
and wounding another.
A FIRE Al Tnlaire. Cal, the other
night destroyed property Of the estimated
value OF Sl2o.ooo; insurance $4,000.
The roof Of the Minneapolis (Minn.)
City Hall was burned on a few days ago
and the Telegraph Company's Office in ths
building was damaged by water 20 such AZ
extent that business had 70 BE- suspended
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-10

&I84MAA0 <A<4A< &<4@@ ~@@<&@@-~~
A YOUNG man named 7. A. Pond. .
railroad hand. was found dead the other
nirhf at Sandstone, jackson County, Mich,
hung BY the neck, with hands tied behind
him. II was called suicide, but was
Thought By some improbable that he should
have killed himself in that position.
THREE men were shockingly burned
che other morning By an explosion Of cinder
blast in the iron-works at Catasaqua, Pa.
A COLLISION between passenger
train and Wild freight on the Saratoga
Road occurred near schenectady, n. ~,
che other day and one man was fatally
scalded and six others seriously injured.
both engines were wrecked and passen-
crr car, baggage car and four freight
ears were burned.
AT Grand Rapids. Mich. an i'm
mense jam Of logs broke loose on the 18th
ana swept away several railroad bridges.
EAsrERS WISCONSIN, was visited BY q
damaging storm on the 18th with the neav'
lest rainfall ever known there for single
shower.
AT Miles City. Mont. . mob took :
prisoner .samcd Eigney from jail On fhs
night Of the 18th and hanged him. kigney
vas hard case and bartender. Two
hours after be was hanged an incendiary
Ore destroyed seven buildings In the town
n was thought some o. bis friends caused
che fire.
The works of the Home Sewing Ma
chine Company &C Bridgeport, Conn, wer'
nearly destroyed BY fire few nights ago
The buildings destroyed occupied thre'
sides Of . square and were four storie
high. The company employed about fou
hundred hands.
LIEUTENANT H0CKw0oD, Of the Nil
waukee (wis.) police force was shot an
beaten BY burglars whom be intercepted
che other night while they were trying :
enter . residence
TWO women and man crossing
railroad track IN . wagon near LancasteI
Pa. the other day were struck BY : trail
and killed.
TEN business buildings were dc
sfroyei BY fre q Lincoln, Neb.. On a
18th. The loss was estimated q <15o,oo'
DURING frightful storm box-ca
was blown from the siding onto the mai
track of the Rome, Watertown & Ogden
burg Railroad &C CarIyon, n. r., On u
morning OF the 18th. A few hours aftel
ward an express train loaded with passel
GERS dashed into the frcight-car,' and
frirhtfuI wreck was the consequence, som
twenty persons being killed and abot
thirty injured.
An earthquake completely destroye
a. It.It~<. <oxwu ~ Ca4amif<lola. upf
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INDIANA STATE NEWS.

~ '*'|-"T <I INt
No. :, ttaf''.r. '''s~-,. .s1..''s, ~ 49,
cinnni' lnosnt,n~ M. *s..'' ,..s
S',"' !. '.'''r. 49, s"' AZ y ~
80 ~ ,,.', ..,..,,
s'fs'' '''.'f "''
During ~ eNc!''nS t~'nr
ball IA "a hanapo.s rs "'n''
small army q nrsn'n~, M"'s' ''"', ''.'''''
was Snper.nduced M 'n'ir un''''''.'.' ,.'sf
% me national ffofs, s"'snf''s' IN -
possession ~ house, w vs1s' \" N'.',es
the game from ~ rpoi' my r''''s'.
inr fnpf' ''nf' "'en WITH M',. .'"'. ..,.'
~ Ne sf''."' No.. NJ ~. ,...
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A.',ns w. ~ ~, ~ ' ,..'...'...,..,
a"a = 1850 ~. -
me iiHko''no"r' q 'e-" '.
noNe' ~ ta'to'.'o,'' i'"r.','
$500 ,''.'' ~ ''' , n . <so,
~''' '''''''
,'n-fcA''o'' ~n' IN 't'','' Nj,
~ n"Eat rt"ts' iiPi'sfHi9. es..'',' ~.'r
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tnu''' A'>.-ss,r' w. .,-
almost certain 'Av Wy WIZ" "'e 1910 80
shot, me paii passed through ~ '1'.H''
touf-ycar-oid boy 81 Dorf Ntticy' liv-
ins west q Bonneville, Marwiek County,
met wi'n ates.'ms aee,''n' '1" ~
since. ine '''''e Is''oM Ana s,''e w.
aoun ana gone Il xlccp. HarvcS. was III
wi .''s'' 49, w ,. 49, ..- ,'s-
*. ,.,;. ,aar,
s.'.. ~ a,.-.,,,.t;o, ,r.n,l n. ,....-
49,.
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IT ~. n noInp''2n, = ~".1 ~
eoan's,. rsspee's. ~ s's'"", ,,r..
ana k-ien IS" n,ss ~, ~ - .'', ~
minSer: iaF'n 'ao'''t' 49, ~ u.'
mac nAn some dispute -1'
n'''''er vs. ~
FRANK - na'er, kr'ah.oea's' =. 81
rari' DevA'u' Sonh'y' ~ $50 -. .1a'.--
tne country, 49, s'.,' 80. ~, $50.
~ '''s issu'' = ~ 's'' IN
"ns.' oi'''o
binA'on' "s,'S Sonn's, ..
t"eirs-yeaF-o'" ~ "n. : 80 ~
ana oea's - .fp-oi'' ~
|
Matthew Eaton. . dealer N genera n'e'-
chaniise AZ New i'fpanon' So'l'sa. eeu.'t
has male an assiSnnsn. TT 80 o.i,'''' ~
ms cren1tors' AZ nAoi'''.es - --'' - m
about si,v1
William Hurst. Jr-, living near ccnner~-
vile, fayctte County, had all his work
horses, four IN number. killed BY = thun-
derbolt which struck tree they were IN
der.
A horse anil COW belonging tothe widow
Or Jacob Smith. near Nebraska, Jennings
County. were eating from the same
manger few days since. when attention
was attracted BY the peculiar actions of the
cow Further search deve'opei wv rs
that me cows tongue hah peen o''''h So
tireiy on by tne horse.
A post-ot.ice has been established q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-06
The Great English Remedy

Is a never-taillng
Cure for Nervous Debil-
ity, Exhausted Nitali-
ty, Seminal Weakness,
SpermatorrhUa. LOST
MANHOOD, Inpotency,
Paralysis, Prostrator-
rnoea. and all the
terrible effects of Self
Abuse, youthful follies
and exec sses in matureI
years such AS Loss Of
Memory ,Lassitude, Noe
a
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-06


sion to Society. Dimness of Vision. Noises in the
Head the vital fluid passing unobserved in the
urine and many other diseases that lead to insat
ity and death
DIR. M1NTlE, who is Il regular physician (grad-
uate of the University of Pennsylvania, will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor
of this kind the VITAL RESTORA-
TIVE (under his special advice ANA Treatments
Will not cure, or for anything impure injurious
found in it. DIR. MINTlE treats all pri vate dis.
eases successfully without mercury. CoNsuLrA-
rION FREE. Thorough examination and advice.
including anal ysis of urine, SJ CO. Price of VlrAL
RESTORATIVE, - 90 bottle, four times the
quantity, $40 90: sent tn any address upon receipt
of price, or &. O. d., secure from observations and
in private name. If desired, by A. +. MlNTIE, NJ
D.. II kearny street, san Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE ROTrLE FREE, sent application
by letter stating symptoms, and age Com
mliI,ications strictly confidential.
DIR. MlNTIES KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRETI
I'M, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Com
plants, GonorrhUa, eject, IeucOrrlra. For sale
by all druggists: 81 90 bottle SIX bottles for 81 90
DIR. MiNIlE'S DANDEIION PILLS are the be- st
and Cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS in the
market. For sale by all druggists.
All orders tor medicine G.. O. u. must be accom-
panied with - las guarantee OF good faith
which VIII BE- deducted when the package is
shipped.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-06
Ears for Tie Million !
FOO ClI3O'S BlLSiM OF SH RK'S OIL
POSITIVELY RESTORES THE HEARING. AND
Is THE ONLY ABSOLUTE CURE FOR
DEAFNESS KNOWN

his oil is distracted from peculiar slecies of
small WHITE SHARK, caught in the Yellow Sea,
known as Carcharodon Rond.letii. Every Chinese
fisherman knows II. Its virtues as res toratly e of
hearing We're discovered by Il buddhist Priest
about the year lilO Its cures were so numerous
and many so seemingly miraculous. that he rem
edy was officially proclaimed over the entire En-
psre. Its use becHrIe SO universal that frr over
800 years deafness mas existed among the Chinese
people. Sent. charges prepaid t. any address 1T
81 90 per bottle.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-06
DR.. SPINtEY 4 co.,
No. II kearny street. san Francisco.


FI'HE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL MA
! chime ever invented for the service Of Prospe:-
tors and others requiring the use of HorsePower
Possessing all the requirements OF "A frst-class
hoist, and aitordng means for the continuous ope-
ration. of Pump or Blower without interfering
with hosting apparatus.
1T Is MADE ENTIRELY OF IRON. No piece
weighs over 80 pounds. At the ordinary speed of
\ horse n loo pound bucket of Ire may be raised
l20 feet per minute. TLC hoist ug dram under
the com Dle: e:e control of the man at the shaft and
rs capa lie OF carrying $40 feet of fve-eig steel
rope. The cost of erection is 81 ght, two men
in half II dsy easily put it i'll place ready for
work.
purposes 1t is equally adapted to all other use
whore animal power is required SEND FOR
GIRO Address:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-06
DIR. SPINNEY.
No. II kearhy street.
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases
Nnl-Nf, MIN

No. IL ke1Fhy street,
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects of youthful
tolies indscretion will do well to avail them
selves Of this, the greatest boon laid at :.ie
altar of suffering humanity. DR. SPINNET will
guarantee to forfeit $500 tor every of Seminal
Weakness private disease of any kind or charac-
ter which he undertakes and fails t. cure
MIDDLf-AGED MEN
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who
are troubled with too frequent excavations of the
bladder, often accompanied by n slight slnarting
or burning sensation and n weakening of the sys
tetn I'M manner the patient cannot account for
on examining the urinary deposits n ropy scdi
ment Will often be found, and sometimes small
particles of albumen Will appear, or the color will
bc of II !hn, milkish hue again changing to Il
dark and torpid appearance. DR.. s. Will guaran-
perfect cure III all such cases. and n healthy
restoration OF the Scnito-urinary organs.
Once Hours-1o to and to &. sundays, from
10 to II \. NJ Consultation free. Thorough cx-
animation and advice. -.
Call OF address
DR.. SPINsEY 4 co.,
No II kearny street san Francisco
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-06-20
Tribute of Respect.

While it is ours TO carefully lay our
plans on the ever-inviting future, 'and
calculate the labors and couQuests OF
tomorrow, We should not forget that
we are in a land of uncertainty and
death. 1t has pleased God, IN his
mysterious providence. TO take from
our midst, by death, our friend, brother
and Sanday-School teacher, Moses
WALTON. Hope lids us look beyond
the grave, but humanity constants us
to weep.
Resolrel, LIST, That in the death Of
brother MOSES WALTON, our eacher,
tie Sabbath school has lost faithful
and punctual teacher, he clurci a
worthy member, and the family and
relatives aarm and generous filher
aud trend.
Resolved, 81, That we will cherish
his memory, aud will revert with sad,
grateful hearts to the many pleasant
and profitable hours spent in receiving
from him lessons Of wisdom and truth.
ReSolccd, Sd. That We will endeayor
10 keep the impression Of those impor'
tant truths upon our hearts, and that
we will strive 10 be faithful 10 his teach
Ing in each hfs duty, and especially in
that preparation which has secured Tor
him an entrance into the homc beyond.
Resolced, 4th, That we offer TO the
bereaced ones our sincere sympathy,
bidding them look beyond earth to the
time when families and friends may be
reunited in heaven.
Rcsolced, 5M, That The secretary fur
nish The family and church paper, and
pap-rs Of this town copy Of this
tribute.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-06-20
II the Whole History of
Medicine

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