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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

Washington Star: 1t will be very
easy for the Democrats to underesti-
mate the strength of Blaine and Lo-
gan as a presidential ticket. To be-
gin with, they will make a mistake if
they think the candidates can be snuff
ed out by cartoons.
Chicago Inter Ocean: 1t is possible
that the nomination of Blaine and the
attitude of the Independents had some
thing to do with the withdrawal of
Tilien. He knows very well that the
Republican ticket has some very de-
cided elements of strength, and, what
is specially to the point, that he could
not profit by the opposite elements in
Blaine's candidacy
st. Louis Globe Democrat: It is diff
ficult to believe that Mr.. Schurz is en-
tirely candid when he says that the
action of the Chicago convention inn
piled that the Republican party is
committed to the theory of ''mere
scramble for the offices every four
years" He has certainly read the
platform, which explicitly declares that
the party is against that very thing,
and in favor OF "the extension of the
civil service reform system" to all
grades and kind of offices to which it
can be applied.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: The
American people for once in their his
tory have made a candidate for presi-
dency. In spite of politicians and
political combinations the greatest
man in this nation, and the one hold
ing the first place in the great heart of
the country, has received the highest
honor party can bestow upon a citi-
zen. James G.. Blaine is the nominee
of the people of this country, and by
the grace of God and the sovereignty
of the American people will be elect
ed in NoYember. The people are SUI
preme. They have willed this nominal
ton and they will carry out that will at
the polls.
Denver Republican; Blaine's nom
nation is the result of the growth of
the American sentiment. There is cx-
tant feeling that we have been ret
regarding as nation in the eyes of
the people of the world; that our rul-
ers, through fear or policy, have been
making no efforts to secure redress for
afironts to the American flag and
American people, and that James G.
Blaine is the man to bring about Il
change. Then too, the pre-eminent
ability, Wise and extensive statesman
ship and unquestionable loyalty of Mr..
Blaine have forced themselves upon
the people and made their impression
upon the age. Mr.. Blaine stands to-
day the embodiment of the American
idea. He is without peer in the land
and the idol Of the people. He is the
incarnation of intelligence, push, vim
and enterprise.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
The Truth About Alcohol.

Some Of the recent Investigations
as to the effect Of alcohol on
animal vitality are very interesting.
From experiments made in France
upon pigs it would seem that those an
imals are not injured as are human
beings by constant stimulation. 1t is
settled that the larger the brain the
greater the danger from the use Of
ardent spirits. Pigs, having very
small brains, are in no danger of de-
lirum tremens, and possibly some brut-
al men with coarse organizations can
drink great quantities of liquor with
out any immediate bad effects. But
the larger the brain and the more del
icate the organization the more serious
the injury. 1t Is the highest type of
man whom alcohol Injuries the most
From Demorest's Monthly for July,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
Omaha Annual Meeting.
Star and Times 18th inst.

Star and Times 18th inst
Annual meeting of the Omaha road
were held at Hudson last week. The
annual reports were submitted and ac-
cepted. The election Of officers and
directors by the Omaha tock-holders
resulted as follows: Directors
vim Hughitt, Albert Keep, W. X.
Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, A.
II. Wilder, D. J. Howe, J NJ. Whit
man, II. Mex. Twombley, C. W. De-
pew, NJ. L. Sykes, w d. Washburn,
and ". l.. Scott. Messrs. Winter,
Howe, and Whitman are the new di-
rectors. They succeed David D. bows,
J. c. Spooner and P. Sawyer, respec-
lively. Mr.. Winter is elected for three
years, and the others for one year
each. The officers elected were: Mar
vim Hughitt president, NJ, L. Sykes
vice-president and treasurer, and Ed
win L. Woodman Of Hudson secretary
executive committee-M Margin Hugh
lit, Albert Keep, NJ. L. Sykes, W. X.
Vanderbilt and ID. J. Howe.
Mr.. Woodman is elected to succeed
c. W. Porter who resigned some time
ago. Mr. 7. has performed the duties
of this responsible place with ability
and credit, Mr.. Woodman, however,
is a railroad man Of large experience
and will ELL the place with intire sat
isfaction.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
sEEEHIEr-S SALE.

u virtue Of an execution to me directed and
bdelivcred. issuing out OF the Circuit Court for
l'uusi8s county against the property of george
ledfrf shall offer for sale to The highest bid.
Ger dt public auction, on the 18th day of july
1871, az ~ o'clock in thc forenoon of said day al
me east front door If the Court House in SUPERB.
or an the right title and interest which the said
'coIge Ieidncr had 20 tlc time il was attached
on the 'lsi day of May. 1S or any time there
alter ~ the following described real eStste stu.
ate IN the county Of Douglas State of Wisconsin
70 Wlt;-Lots one, two aud three in block forty I'm
The TOWNSHIP Of superior City. according to the
recorded plat thereof ROW record in the Office
OF The Register of Deeds, or So much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy he sum of two hund-
red and seventy six = 100 dollars ls376.27) and
Interest thereon since The 18th day OF February.
1854. and subsequent costs
Dated May slst, Iss4
IEWfS G. THOMPSON.
m-sj9 Sheriff vi Douglas County, Wisconsin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
The New York Sun warns its fc

The New York Sun warns its fell
low Democrats that those who imagine
''that the country is now to witness a
spiritIess canvass and an easy triumph
for the opposition are very much in
error" 1t says further that 'AIr.
Blaine is Il fertile and sensational poll
itician, and he will force the fighting
from the start. Moreover, party in
power, is always hard to beat; and the
Republican party can Guido in this
respect all Others that ever existed
outside of Mexico" OF course the
Sun could hardly be expected to give
up the fight entirely but its general
tone indicates that it has 10 hopes of
accomplishing Mr., Blaine's defeat
Exchange.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

lawyer Davidge, who assisted
in the prosecution of Guiteau, said a
witty thing in court the other day.
The counsel on the other side of the
case in which he was engaged is noted
for his stupidity, and when he began a
speech with the words 81 have an
idea" "Your honor" broke in Mr.
Davidge, Il apply for writ Of habeas
corpus to take it out of solitary con
finement"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
NOTICE OF HEARING.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, I DOUGLAS COUNTY
UnnclaS GnnntN Cnnrt-In nrni,nt4.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, I DOUGLAS COUNTY
Douglass County. ! Court-In Probate
NOTICE Is hereby given that at the Special
- Term ot the County Court TO be held in and
Tor said county at the Court House in the Town
OF superior. ina said County. on the first day 81
iuiy. \. D. 1851 the following matter will be
tcard and considered:
The application OF Emily Moore, general guar
qian OF Raymond Moore John H. Moore and
botSiHs Z. Moore, minors. to sell the interest Of
hcf Sald wards III the following described real
estate, to wit.-The undivided one half Of the
following Lot seven a. the south east quarter 81
lhe south west quarter, and the south half Of the
s3uth east quarter ri Section thirty-one GID in
township forty nine 40. North of Range tour
iceu az. West. situated in said Douglas county
by order of the Court
Dated May y 4. u. ISL RtCTAFp RtFuov
Ei"lJ-i County Judge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

The New York Democracy held
their convention last Wednesday, but.
contrary to all expectations they did
not put any one forward as special
favorite for the Presidency Tammany
got all that was asked for, and honors
are about easy between Flower and
Cleveland
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

Among the thousands of congrat-
ulatory dispatches received by Mr..
Blaine it is doubtful if there was one
that he priced so highly as this tender
message from the widow of the la
mented Garfield:
CLEVELAND, june S-Hon. James G. Blaine,
Augusta: our household joins in one great
thanksgiving. From the quiet of our home we
send q most earnest wish that through The trbu-
lent months to follow, and in the day Of victory,
you may bc guarded aaI kept.
lSigaedl !. L. GARFIELD.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
Come ANA See Us.

HBAB qUAETEEs REF STATE CENTRAL Govt
AlILTAG KEE, Juuc 10 1851. j
The Republican state Central Committee has
opened convenient and councillors headqyar-
tiers on Wisconsin street near the postoifce, in
Milwaukee Al Republicans, and especially
those Of our own State are cordially invited to
call when in the city. All Republican papers
published in the State, and many Of the leading
journals ofthc country. viii be kept ON file.
Come and see US. ii. 4. TAYLOR, Chm.
H. G.. Payne, Sec.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
Philadelphia Press:

Philadelphia Press; are the
mugwumps against the ticket? The
mugwumps are against the ticket.
Why are the mugwumps against the
ticket? The mugwumps are against
the ticket because the plain people
made the ticket without consulting
the mugwumps. We trust the hence
ness of the mugwump position is sat
istactorily explained
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
10 Al "a
Mrs. NJ. Il. kARSTEES.
NOTICE Fo DEGdNQVENTS.

OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER.
SUPERIOR, DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN,,
June 18th, ISSt.i
The following persons are hereby notified to
come forward at once and pay their personal
taxes, as returned to me by the Town Treasurer.
and save expenses of cole ctiou as provided by
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

From our standpoint he lsabin) erred etc
St Paul dispatch
Erred, indeed Why not put it
as 1t is-that he basely, shamefully
and corruptly sold out and betrayed q
eonfding constituency. Sabin knew
that Minnesota was a Blaine State
and that he was elected rs Blaine
delegate; but he cared more for the
crumbs that fall from President Ar
thurs table than he did for the wishes
of the people. That is the long and
short of it.-Martin Co. (Minn.) SEN
tinel.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

State Journal: Because Mr.. Ed
munds, who received forty-one votes,
was not nominated, and Blaine, who
received 541, was, George William
Curtis bolts. Political parties can only
be held together by majority rule.
Thus far, in the history Of civilization,
no device has yet been invented by
which the tail can successfully waggle
the dog; when the tail gets so obstrep-
erous that it viii not be satisfied with
being run by the canine, then the tail
had better lop itself off and see how it
can manage to exist after the divorce.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

Boston Journal: Harper's Week
~ will do just what il did in 1879. 1t
would not support AIonzo i. Cornell
for governor for the same reason that
it now gives for not supporting Mr..
Blaine Before Gov. Cornell's term
had expired the Weekly admitted that
he WAS the best governor the state had
bad for years. Before Mr.. Blaine's
term is half out it will admit that the
administration Is one OF the best.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
Presidential Electors.

At Targe-Chas. T. L, MEYER, F. \. HUSTER
lst Dist. ". OSTRANDER,
2d Dist-D. G. VAN BRUNT,
III Dist-JOSEPII HARRIS
fth Dist-J0SEPH RCGEE;
5th Dist W. ARNDT,
9th Dist-B 7. REGAIN,
18th Dfst-W NJ. Togo,
Sth Dist-CANUTEA ANDERSON,
9th Dist-E /, BROWN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

Bishop Simpson, the oldest Bish-
op of the NJ. t. Church died Wednes-
day last. Aged IS years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

Bob Ingersoll gave Blaine the
title Of the 'Plumed Knight. . at Gin
cinnati eight years ago: Like an arm
ed warrior, like Il plumed knight,
james G., Blaine marched down the
halls of the American congress and
threw his shining lance full aud fair
against the brazen forehead of every
defamer of this country and maligner
Of its honor
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

Nasty, of the Toledo Blade, has
again taken up. his residence at the
Confederate \ Roads, and again be
come an aspirant for the post Office
there. His letters setting forth his
political hopes and fears will be found
from week to week in the Blade.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

Our Congressman have decided
to adjourn July 10Th, to give them a
chance to 90 home and fix up their
fences for the winter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-07
AllRemaskRhIe Gasemo,

DR.. HARTMAN.rD earOISasA Isanl
induced by a sense ct duty 10 the
s bfering TO, PaEeI q. bFleT sil&eP N
Of your remarksPlea cure Of, m39elt,
[ was most miserable ssY8srsl
from the various, annoyapcss AND
Distressing diseases, wi ich, caused
me TO be confined to my bed for q
long time, being TOO, weak. TO-, bear
my eight upon my 4eet | was
tieated by the most reputable ply
sicians in our city,, each aahd AL
saying they coald do nothing tor
me. | had given up s.allohOpe Of
ever Icing we'll again. La this CON
dition, | brgan to ia your MANS
ALIN and PERUSx, and am most
happy to say in three rntnths | was
perfectly well, entirely cured with
out any appliances or support o.
any kind. ".t s,a
Yours truly, Mrs. HENRY ELLIS,
SOP Scott ST.. Milwaukee, Wis,
FL d her certificate. and affidavit
on page 81 in the Ills OF .lie,hni
phamphIet. Ask. yoar 'druggls'
Iof one .f...i .-F .vsI .fl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-07
DO IL " ell.

A good story is toldo Mr.. Wm.
Gray, very eminent merchant 'oi
Boston, which one may fecoms
mend all young men 10 temehbeE
When he was some what adganc, q
in Yeas he was one day sdperrilln1S,
tending piece OF carpenters T0f,rrkk
and be had occasion 10 reP,imssqBdl
the man who was pertO. ming it Tor.
not doing his work we'll. he Tear,
penter TUNED upon AimheO-ahd
Mr.. Gray having known eaIr OtOhe'
in youtliLand to said 'Bilfy Gray
what do you Presume, 70 b9coIdathe
lot? You are rich nan iiifBG itfs ,n&s'
but didn't / kBOHa y o. y Sg3h { 81 yaq
were, nothlng bu a .ddrrqlmlmn.efEhMs .sldu,
Nell sad AlEh GraYaa didn't i
drum weIl?n ehAdldafI df4mawellZ
Let everyaladwhose eya oisaPOD
this page trydo dng dsumninglUeIk
{Ihe'ROsrIHy or the iguODility IS not
# b .heo employ %lassntl n ggJ H'laW o o4T
deyatISp Qr PISS qsgIraaa.AIHHnn Pt ut 1T yyIs ne
aeGiFet Of success Is Fs5yY tfeag gab y.
tbs p9@6Fo scIS1RcgG5nIl Ea' 81 eiSsffFFgy,
4hd attention upon Tie iQGs cling
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-07
\ Cold Fenc%l

We cossIde a. sssstese alt the fem
sssp .ggS t s.: sI. sn ~ 3 s3!;ls.
it takes to make them. &aa keep s6e@
in rep&1S eGbstf SS$ tksS&SS
suhst 81 ] s9s5 HsS made. At least ls a
cOGE 81 met Il & fifg ss5 aSA . :wishs0ts.e
dA hsrs ! ys Iss !. y 20 20 be- "a
gdtttb ipg gss e. Others
mEYlc;yips soshayga6ettsrs'l o. i's.s, D.
lPvssseflotld5 bes.setl sts1thsr usual
disvanscs, and light. rails; snda some
cGfsrasns bale sire made ready: Two
psFssrs; eansK york TO shetter adVant age
shsasnnsiih putting up the feDce.
aitivSsstaple, otntS %hiich one, end. of
,haiSiTsas 5ssi lsl the posts Just
whsrAi6esfSst eoTi to%sstiaFail is TO be
put; lgIH JhTiisgnsdr# a4ss Tslb and
cafEyvths MiFes.o*eru it and drive Az
otAspEtayie eReD the wine just above
az .s.g2 4rsYe nasssS a;ts 30; -,
psss saois.SB@ 81 a "a aisSSihrsEwiih mel
rs sss n e. SsiE s5SSaR1d So d. sapl
MAJ ,ss& IS ifSSsslliHa as TSaaired = The
u&bSi x6ale sSs 'a ss q may be ItI4ssttsas
& .S4 Ar AZ tt her : stspls drive ~
sa:$Ba Tisb tts ma, may be BE- mads
ffSs.v sstds 5DodA .OGUO1s zss Il.o1 sci
sfcSSW sd1 10 tco en- ws1at gsss IL. uiss7 Ylr ~
sSSi !n sS 4as 4 tsS,d 9eocs
sfs::2tiAsi3snF pot Expensive; the endsl
ESSso1vss sat tm eas fEtlD -. $40 rsIl
spike eseidTtse nslhtUS Eheth5s IT. takesl
buAoli,siruna1Iss1, s ssEong Away with the
LOO .tJi9 IsyGsQ .2SSe ,xod 4o-I % i
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.HoMk.assB1 Fsaysss kazd and sal
pennsspslisdI iai;ihsv backs al.d sides
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lyle s.3ss IT. Isti # asss :lss ~ and rank
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gSl s. s,.ssa i sm S SssSS I Ss ' .
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hsn-scssther, add ' q Few E'R'idi drops CT
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bAAi1e; rahbSs ,IiLblr ,dIlsorspgbly into
t9als LsodA 800 LIAd4sH = K sas,svt,
10 ~ R0ilisIn sidGDlsV ssW sIedl oss 80
ss.s sat aSaRR5si asaaG .stprsW i3i re-
hssG, lsssrlsaf .fSt &isia hag S81s q, app 4
Eas. 0 iaI "a Totally :. va
iAsesYsa q q. si 7. isyts,4t. Alpay.es,eop
tcIH'retrerfber' that you can really
leD@fHV fiWq2 dsN s5n 5EiOg
your llR&ahrfOSg l y u FHfd gdgaloed.
The Aa lSRRt. SRxb}sce your soil 10
SGAg614 ai::f E.Jt ssArlIier, bat. NIL
&sAEsgs .a g. EpaE SpsSs thhst plants
*5s$ III t 3iES it'd yIG' . 'sa s 9a. IL
;Ssa IA e slRi1 S&SRst0E Says "a
IN Si ;f as 'alA house. SH1 RtRs VIII
dexsnaFeo very useful for starting
..ysag bSSgs I. h w. hhi bpii5 Bp have 10,
s ssss.ssss%Y Ssjs lG SiSt1R aptsas cabbage,
lettuce; i'lU'eeRe4y''0ili and tomatoes
.hSaa Be rtSadAy Put Id tie open
gtSSsgHnraa 7 2, soon as it is fit md ready
f6f them. and where Only a a few few each
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Naill train South bound connects at Chsrlottes-
vile, with tue Ches, & Jhio r, r, East sud west
at1d at Gordensyiile with 1ebes. & Ohio Railway
f %s sih%sPf sObtR fTF6G Ap
"dshyiIls Ssy, ore1asi, Memvhis, L@ttIe RocI
ada TeSas and Win Richmohd and Alleehanc
'RdiWsY,foF LexingtonRnd k4thsal Bridge and
atlDsnyille with kichmord & Dsnyille r, r, tc
SOUTH enkSOuthwest.a .lnl D. 1Yai Ii. I y
Nail train North bound. connects at Lynch
bdrs Why the r. &'A.k.HR. fofl Lekingloh and
Nftural Bridge, aud at Charlottesville with C 4
<. w; for stanton Clifton Forge and inter
ExpEfSs HsinsSOutl h0undconnentl al ChA+
loltesyille with Ches. & Ohio K. ". for the est
aud at, Dtnyih with RIA DIR. III. for all DC ut,
lHSouth, Southeast, Southwest and East.
E1presS rtashs north -b0Lhb cJnnect at Char.
olt9syylul,e Tltqq y; Z, Y. forkehpand, Siaun,
Fer Fairfax EYH, daily epnneo.iOn al Fairfax
Trains so, 81 and 81 connect to and from
YhkbEN ION daily, and train 50 daily except
sunday. to and from WarTentcn.. - ut
MIXED TRAIN leave Alexandra daily, excep,
SUNDAY, A 70 m and 10 20 q. m IL 81 D. m, re
turning Itl arrive at Alexandria W, BOO and A.
I Franklin Diysion, daily, except SUNDAY. leave
Rfcky Mount I 80 a. m, arriving at Franklin
! 4Retion ii 10 a. m Leave Franklin Junction
o lOp M, arrive 1t Rocky Mount ~ 90 D. m
milking close connection At Franklin Junction
Hltu lAAh trains oO anu9As As0 WITH local freight
trains y I4yInehbprg and DHnYlle- asa h 80
II Fbr M4HAsSAs' DIVISION, daily, excep. Sun
| f4y4eAFs M sRbipgtonya "a aim and AIexsndris
Q ~ M arrive at Strasburg at 10 N. con.
Scung with the Valley Rosa East and west ana
At Rye WITH SIN. \, RI Tor LurAy and ayluea,
b3roS returning leave Strasbnrg 2 10 D N. srtiy.
i1g. 81 AhxandrAda at 1di2Oip my and y ashlngton
II ~ pm.
mixed TRAIN 4eEvss AIerandrfa daily. e.eep,
Sunday, As N arriving a. stfasburg 8 5J-o Id
RbturR, leaYe Strssbprg " . N arriving al
a le1ahdris 24O PIN. Leave
u Fpy Middle5prgI, eonpel1on.st Plains station
For Upperftle, regular connection at Delap.ape
bl lPyl gp3l Slsfpipg Cars between New York. apd
Montgom'y On mail rains, north and south Mound
%1t1outokahgt, bfliS che chAhge VI cars petweer
,New York and New, Orleans.
NeN 0rieAfs sleeping Cars eave WASHINGTON
pa R34fn, rqnping through without change.
IN Pullman Sleeping Cars between .WsshinStop
II t lEugusta eGa without Change on i0 a. n
M. tgains VIA GreeAshorQ, Charlotte and Columbia
lSoffd ttafhs WITH Pullman Palace Cars attached
tn through between Washington and Louisyille
rh stanton and bite. Sulphur, daily without
change.
IAilErsihs baheaood : onnectens, at Washing.
tdn, to aud from North and west.
Through tickets at lowest rates All important
pbnts in the United StAtss.-.
or Assistant General PASSENGER ss AGENT
! jan Q. OIAN NJ Eng. and saf boa. OBJ.
| oY. 22-u.
fioanps ruluruV MI IL HgoT4l
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Pearls Of Thought.

Un asine IS Is species Of saga
city;a passive s'gac' IT,. fo3lS are
never uneasy. 49, y
4 A thousand parties o. p easprel
do not leave a recollection worth,
that of one good action. Y ..y 10
Whoever entertains you with the
faults Of others, q dis'gns to serve
you in a similar manher.s'd 8" -
Look on & slaRderers. Ass direct
enemies to civil society; as persons
without honor, honesty OF humanity.
Constant activity in endeavoring
to make others happy is one Of the
surest way Of making odrseIae, 30:
If you bit the mark, you must
aim little above it; every arrow
that flies feels the attraction Of. the
earth.
A conniry always produces s me
tat men as long AS it preserves
the worship of those whom il h's
lost. '- Dc y
1t is not the deed a maq dees,
but the way lie does it, that sh' uld
PLEAD tor The. mans compensation
ip doing IT'D, 'ss'a' 20 loeb 'soia
|, III lite, as at the great COM
pf'Itio: s. tIierc are SINE paobl~'
hlho obtain Honorable d m>hhoI.i
without ever having a fist prze'' p
MaFl 1ll t,fI liu6| ,iJn0b 90 lgBJ !
There are some persansd %bo.SSee
friendship is ceneumbeEipg .sSpas
clumsy 10 a, point thai. makes vs.
wish they. would &esefase .to9, ,l0Xe . d 3.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-07

Tie hours We VI. pass pass wifi 6. HAPPY
prospects in Z view lew are more pleasing
than those cfowped with Tuition. In
the fir. instance. we COOK the disll
to our own appetite; in tie the 'la A,t5I
nature cooks it Tor Us. ,., ho,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-07

Every affliction has"its rblessihg.f
The man withthe wooden leg never
knows what it is 10 have rhetitha>
'iism in that ankle. ''s'q F'di 10 So" "
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-07
:;6Iid ; 's'SSi'.:lla|]E5E|lIll[::. III

BLACK HILL CAKE.-One cup Of su.
gar, SSeaaAtu pl&s bdtteg, 4wo eggs,
.Sx9u ihirdt cRRil set milk, two cups
Of sifttd -four, 'ne-balf t aspOonful Of
soda; reser+ssbpus hslf-a teacup of
the cake dough and into 1t put a table
sbJdhfdiQ6t fTaaAes ana fb6 yOiR 4 of
he:FasHihAT C 3sSRfffP RI tsssEp9Oss8l
each Of sllspice, cloves and Cinnamon,
udvhe4sr&ytOo' EakesDspaead the
d.ck d9psb R, QHp i. the !9p. Put extract
Of lemon in the light part. Rake in
Seab SSEeth ii moderately bot
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