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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-27
OFFICE;

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE; 81. 200.
Woodstock. Va. Feb. Is, 1884.
II rosiab stiokIev sbff. Conn., admr. of II. 4.
NcCombs decd and Of Chas. Bush dec d, ana the
widow II said McComb decd complts. and geo.
g. Lobdell ard Ada his wife, DayidP Bush, Chas.
Bush, VIM. Bush, Ellen Bush widow Of ChalIes
personal representation; and W. a. Niehtman
sheriff comr admir- OF DOS Maiston decd ana all
others concerned.
tho 1stb dav of March next between the hours Of
4 o'clock A VI aud O'Clock NJ. If fair, II not.
on the next fair day thereafter (SundAy excel ted
to take and settle at my ONCE. the accounts;
J, Whether any, if any, what rents snAn De at
lowed TO the widow and heirs of Chas BUSH dec d.
for their portion Of Caroline Furnace property
since July LIST 1856 and by whom the same shoud
be paid, and Going so report the lhlI leaiY
rental value for each year and part OF same from
JulyI. 1856 t. March u, III.
p To ascertain the interest OF the seVeIai own
ers Of Caroline Furnace property.
g To settle the accounts OF the special coinmis,
sioner Of sale, NJ. alton showing the amount el
costs paid out and other expenditures unner a Tor
mer decree in this cause and his receipts the
omount of bonds in his hands Tor said sale win
interest thereon to dag Of report
A. After ascertaining the foregoing accounts
couir shall report the exact amount, which may
be PAYABLE TO each Of the owners OF the property
aforesaid being the share of each one IN the pro-
ceeds Of the sale of the same to Mrs. Ellen Bush
In doing SO the comr. shall state an account with
each owner charging for rents ana pronts am. anu
should Geo. @. Lobdell be liable for any deductng
the same from his share but crediting the amount
decreed to be due him by decree Sept l, 1871 tor
improvements put upon the property between
Aug 1870 and March 1871 less any amount paid 10
him by the comr. Of sale, required to be tax en-
by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
cred on the 3d. Of March 1872 and April ., 1850 I'D
a suit in chanccry depending in said court be-
tween II. &. McCombs sc. complts. and 6. q.
Lobdel defts. and If from any cause the taking o.
said accounts shall not be commenced, or having
been commenced should not be comp .eted on
mat dav the taking of the same wi be adjourned
from day to day. or from place to place, until the
the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN
chancery Of the said court, in said Office Ill sald
comfy the day and year first aforesaid,
F.b. 2C-td. p. W. MAGR UDER.
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~ Universal Accord.

AYERS CATIIARTIC Pills are the best
Of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized ma
tions, proves them the best and most
efectual purgative Pill that medical
science can devise, Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
efiectual, they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu-
tons. where n mild but eiiectual
lcnthartic is required. - ~
For sale by all druggists,
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IEor the HERALp.l
CITRA, FLA, Feb. 90, 1884.

~ 1hAg Il 6haf 49, IVY
Messrs. Editors -
You were kind enough TO
publish my letter on Florida for which
| 1 thank YOU, aud now ns so many have
written to me TO know something about
nv immediate neiehborbood, with your
consent will impose one more letter
upon you and won't say for certain
that this will be my last unless you AID
your readers grow tired and I receive
orders to stop.
Messfs. Editors, you must have quite
a circulation judging from the many
letters have received from parties
making inquiry about this country, all
from reading my letter 10 the HERALD,
/ got one letter from a place never
heard of before (Zepp).
Well, Citra is village three years
OLD on the Peninsula r. r.. aud con-
talns about 400 inhabitants. we have
depot, two very nice churches. Metho-
dist and Bap,is:, a Drug store, and
four stores keeping general merchan-
disc, the portion of the town by the
R.rR. low and 10 close proximity to
Hammock and swamp, consequently
those persons who live IN that immedl-
ate vicinity have cbllls and fever in
abundance. just southwest Of The
depot where the bet Ell. part OF the town
lay the lands sare high and rolling
aud the people enjoy the very best OF
health. We have indeed a beautiful
country and as Ci,ra is situated in the
midst Of The great Orange belt OF The
S ate, 1t is a very desirable place to
locate. Persons who have but small
means can readily procure labor in the
various groves. There are bun dreds
of acres here in orange trees bringing
to their owners thousands OF dollars
annually, the largest groves 10 the
State are here.
Last year there was shipped from
these groves sc. 400 boxes of Oranges
and 247 boxes Of Lemons, besides the
many barrels Of grape fruit.
Each box contains, on an average,
$50 oranges, making SAB, 800 oranges,
bringing a net income Of sl69, 40 or
SO per box. There are numerous youn g
groves not vet in bearing and it is SAT-
to calculate that, in The next five years.
the business in this neighborhood will
be increased twenty fold Now IS the
time for parties wishing to buy to make
thor investments as lands are going
up. A grove of 5 acres is fortune to
any one. l beg to say to your readers
that | can't answer all Of their ques-
ton in this letter, will answer some
OF them privately.
Yours, sc.
II y
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sweet Gum,

When we consider the medical au-
,hority of The world Recognizing our
sweet Gum to be the finest stimulating
exnectorant known. AID that the pro
prietor Of Taylor's Cherokee Remedy
of S. eet Gum aud Mullen has The for
mula OF The Cherokee Nation OF incor.
poratins tbeisweei gum with the tea Of
abe mullen. plant Of The old field
which many Of our readers will remem'
Der our srandmolhers making urder the
direction Of the old family ply sieiih iol
croep, whooping cough aud cold'-lt Is
no wouder thai Taylor's Cherokee Re-
medy OF Sweet Gum and Mullen 1t
n,nduclng such effective cures 10 Coughs
Group. Whooping Cough aud all Brop
cbial Affections. For sale by all lead
ing druggists, 25s. and sl.OO.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor
Atlanta, Ca. Proprietor Taylor
Premium Cologne. H
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Perverted Proverbs.

Hunger is the best sauce, hence street
BOYS are naturally saucy.
Many men have many minds, but one
woman frequently has more than all Of
them.
They who dance leave the host to pay
the fiddler
What can not be cured supports the
doctors. -
Speak of the devil andhe is sure to call
for copy. ,.,-
market
Marriages were invented in Heaven,
but unfortunately the process was not
patented. IN
II wishes were horses we should all De
ruined in boarding-stable bills.
Fair play is a jewel, but blum taxes
the pile.
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tror tha Shenandoah Herals.l
FROST PocAHeNTAs Co.. 1
~ 4. q w. Va. Feb 10. lSS43 I


Editor, of the Herald.
As l have been
an earnest reader of the good old
HERALD for some time, and think tna'
your many readers woeld be pleased TO
hear from this part Of the outside world
| therefore concluded TO give you a
few scraps.
We have mad the severest wirter IN
this section known for many years.
The thermometer stood at l5' belo"
zero for two weeks and the ground
being covered with snow about a foo
deep. or more. Within the last few
weeks we have had considerable
thaw, and are having a plenty OF mud
and water. - .-.
Small grain is looking quite we'll and
cattle have wiLtoreL well considering
the severity Of the winter. The schools
in this county are progressing finely
We have IS schoolsin this county,
hut lack teachers. At the three public
examinations held last fall, there we're
only about 40 teachers found, willins
10 assume the responsibilities OF teach
era. | find the standard OF Education
in this county, is higher than IN mos'
of the older and adjoining counties
Parents seem to appreciate the im-
portance OF educating their children
which is one OF the most nes'lmable
blessings that aoy county can oeslo"'
There is considerable excitement
sfoat CONCERNING the two competing
Railroad Companies contemplating
building two roads through our stale
which well materially enhance the
value of our lands. What W. va
wants. is men. We Lave opportunities
and we want men who will take bold OF
these advantages. When we renen'
har the thousands of miles Of undeyel'
ioped territory, rich 10 raw material Of
every kind, and every point OF the
compass directing her 10 markets
which are ever demanding her pro6uc'
tons. Now what we need tor tue de-
velopment of this magnificent DOMAIN
IS men end capital and BY capital we
do not mean simply money Inc
most valuable capital in the world Ii
the capital of energy, Of industry, Of
s,rOn arms aud hands. It's the capl-
tai that yields greater returns than any
other. To the stock raiser, the vine
dfessers, the miner, and lum Oerman'
W. Va. offers inducements unequaled
nv anv other country on the face OF the
Globe. From the q, topmost peaks OF
the Allegheny TO the Ohio Rlrver her
soil. climate and water can not be sur
passed. The soil, even with the tick
ing which 1t now receives instead Of
nroper cultivation, yields astonishing
crops. Bounliful nature gives up hel
lore at the askiHg. To men oil capital.
whether it be money, brain or mnscle'
We sa, come to us. We have room tor
Industry. without number. We have
lands TO be cultivated Of unrivaled
fertility. We have mineral wealth be-
yond comparison. We have a rlsiSg
generation TO educate. She has work
for all. Yours Respectfully,
- A READER.
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A Recipe For Making Cake.

: I have always thought well OF the
cooking schools, but L saw recently lpe
notes taken down by q young lady OF
fashion, who had just come from a COOK S =,
ing lesson, and don't know now what i
TO think. The Young lady saw a friend
At the school who had just appeared, IN
an elegant new spring costume, and her
notes ran about like this: "a fine cake.
One pound and half OF flour, four
nfles across the front, one eupiql o. Q,
milk cut bias, whites of two eggs with
kilt plating, butter the dish with pugle
trimming, bake in a moderate waist an
MI the oven is finished with the over
skirt.-Eachanqe. =.
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Kendall's Snavin Cure.
Hutchinson. Ranch, u miles north Of Denver,
hu'O"iH' Colorado. March 9th, 1873

hu'cHiHSoN Colorado, March 9th, 1873 {
IN RI. KENDALL x Co., Gents;-tcr the past
4, IN ,-says have used KeIGal's SPAWN cure, In
everv cas- of SPAWN, of which hANe treA'eo nv
Sss iled them all aud entirely removed three.
r, case Of splint ind it has no equal, one case
had was OF three years standing and the spawn
cnre removed it enti ely. had cow get spawn
I'D and il e-tirely cured her. one year ago
two hundred pound block Of ice fei out q, Of o MIA
so i,assible to mash foot worse without break
ing any bones was taken home eaTras s the
70 Tue a,,Id ca.se any more pain. l went for Ken
Liz lG SPAWN Cure, it was all used and IN SIX
davs I could walk around. ABOUT tntee meen'
u o nv, team ran away threw me out Of the wagon,
az az lind wheel struck my knee. After applying
severa! highly recommended hnlments Sian '''n
sb,oinino any relief, went for Kendalps spawn
C0re Nv leg was drawn up and my knee swooicn
badly. III three days was able to ws .x 70 'ns
,naEe thiss very long letter but will not weary
Sou' OSCAR L. HUTcHIsoN.
n - roct Hox o362, Denver city, Col.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.
Santa Rosa, Cal, Fl

Santa Rosa, Cal, Feb. 9th, 1888.
a, KrypAtL Il Co Gentlenan;-l feel u
d. % a,hers suffering with the piles and falling
du.S 70 ectnn TO write YOU have had the piles
and prspsu Of for my ye e.t asSp t1e
past mr. lied ever ything without relief, but
ing pau avs use of Kendals SPAWN Cure have
allei uon ~ hoard OF the pies since. One who
hot seen s,yered as have cannot comprehend the
great joy feel at being ,S sqr, y SS d yoaI
aiilos. 49, ri a large bunch gather on his breast
hne tried all kinds of hniments and had It cut
oone' i,tnrt any benefit. saw your advertise
O TdSnt and bought bottle Of Kendall's spawn
Cure and ordered my teamsttr to use as directeS'
In less than week the lump nsu M
Kn an1 spawn Cure has done for my horse
,lI hane6tmore. tried 1t as last resort.
WITH gratitude aud best wiz es TOR your SUCCESS
/ am faithfully yours,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-27

If disease of throat or lung you have
And would avoid untiInely gave
With only fifty cents you bur
A bottle OF Rock and Kre, the great
Cough and LING medicine.
DEAR SIR:
In my leisure hours usve composed
the above and other similar rhymes, | have
been suffering for more than two years and
have found nothing to relieve NE so much
as your excellent medicine, yours,
A CoNsUMPTIyE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-27
Respectfully
f. G.. HAAS.

The. Old Commonwealth, so ably con-
ducted BIZ Mr.. J. K. Smith, for nun
her OF ears vas sold at public auc'lIn
and purchased by the proprietors oil Inc
Rockingham Register for slOVV. Ine
Office was well Quipped 10 type, presses
&c. We sincerely regret the mislor-
inue that rendered this step necessary.
Mr.. Smith Was good Editor, an ex''
celleut practical printer aud man OF
kind heart. We do not know the cause
of the suspension, but have been 10
newspaper work long enough to sus-
rect that he was too much patron zeo
nv those who won't pay, while bis
friends VINO could have extended a
na ror ace which would have we'll pala
both him ard them. declined to do IT,
Sreh is tie history Of the struggle Of
almost every cJuuty paper. A paper
That will puff town and communltV'
free OF charge, that will do muct
tovsids building up a county, tha
w,,l survive, in spite Of the fact thai
ltbe business men, who profess 10 b'
d, epiy Interested iu The success OF th'
narly whose cause the paper is expec
led to champion, decline 10 adverIis'
their business, and send hundreds Q
miles 10 save few cents on j'b print
ing. viii probably be a popular paper
az. long as ii keeps its head above tn
waves
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AnvpRr,s1sa.-ws offer the HER

ADvERTIsINa.--We offer the HER
AID TO the public as an advertising
medium. We koow that it is q good
medium. We know thatyour aaveT>
tlsement will be read by tbousands oil
readers. fyou have something which
The people want, you can sell it by adj
vertising. Whatever you may have for
sale can be sold by letting the people
know the fact. A gentleman in Texas
wrote letter which was publis he'd IN
this paper. He afterwards wrIe TO us
that he had received number OF let
ters. from six different States referrlt!
to the published letter. A merchBpt IL
Woodstock advertised 10 the Local
columns of the HERALD an article
which be had for sale. Besides hl'
sales near home be received order
from a distance, one Of whlch,Was iron
The State OF Arkansas.
A number OF patrons Of our adverils-
ing columns have assured US, that their
advertisements paid item well. OuI
rates are low, much lower than those
of many papers whose circulation u
much smaller. Our circulation lhl-
year, we have no doubt, will be lncreas
ed. The presidential contest will'givt
ia a nun Der of new subscribers but Tile
rates of advertising will, probably, be
as low as heretofore. We expect every
busin ess advertisement TO pay Its cost
ia increased profit 10 the advertiser
besides you have the opportunity o
encouraging an enterprise which bene'
fits YOU and your town 10 many ways
II you don't believe US, Try it Tor your
self.
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KendalIS SPAWN Cure.
on HUMAN Flesh.

Yevy, Ind, Aug, 18th 1851.
pr.B.J. KExDALL So O., cents;- sample On
.,rcnIsrs received to day Please send me SOME SOME
,its M imprint printed on one saide only Lse
Keudas Spawn cure' in e1eeen h de for bpmsn
uT, -tsaiso. Mr. JOS Yoris, enc OF the leauing
e ANNE in our county, spraned an ankle badly
d ipo wiz the value OF the remedy ior hoIs1 b
trieu n 90 cured Tie spraIn IN very short
order. s,, q n TurTBANp
lou - rer bottle, or bottles for s. All
druggists have it or can get it for YOU or Nv WIN s
aei ,u, ~ 1r- b. j. KENDALL * C9-i Enosourg
P PaTs VI send for Illustrated circulAr'
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Oct. 3-iY.
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CuuRCH D1RECTORX

LUTHERA~. -.
Raw A. /. Bushong, breaches in the Lutheran ran
c,i',.h "a woodstock on the mornings Of tne
IL xnd ID Sabpaths and at night on the an
sabbath Of each month r.
METHODIST.
Rev. r. vanhorn, preaches IN the me, Il',e.s
e,.s..h =, Wocdstock on the "a and 4tB SUNDAY :,
S-s,,,, ma evening and at kdinbnig on lst ana
aS sCof each month morning ana evening
PRESBYTERIAN. a.r %
.,.v p II. Fleming, breaches in the Presoy-
nsV, =" Church. at woodstock. every sunday
morning and evening
REFORMED.
-psv e II Martin, D. I. breaches, IN the ke,
fo-n,.s Church at Woodstock, on the Isl anu 'o
sundays, morning and night.
CHRISTIAN. e.
psv1 A. cutler, breaches in the Christiss
church al Woodstock, on the 50 sunuAs 0Ae1N"
mouth. morning and evening.
N. E. CHURCH COLD.
Raw. H. DunsOn, breaches Woodstock
every Sd sundsy. Ted
EPISCOPAL
Rav las W. Shields will preach IN EInnisn .ns
p-rtsstsnt FrS seopal Church, Nooostoek on ~
1.tsra "A surosSs Of eacn month. morning @uo
MIC
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Erael Cards and ChrOmOs.

We will send free by mail sample set Of our
large German, French. and American Chromo
CaSds.on tinted and gold grounds, it'll price list
Of over 200 different designs. receipt ola stamp
for postage. We will also send free by mail as
SAMPLES. ten Of our beautiful Chromos, on receipt
OF ten cents to pay for packing and postage ais9
cndose a confidential price list OF our large on
cbromos. Agents wanted. Address +. GLEASON
A. Co. 40 Sumner Street, Boston, Mass
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IS Your ifGlnSured?

lfnot. looktos your interest and study the ph
Of the L. b. MUTUAL AID SOClEl l. OF Leotun,
De- Tbis il no one dollar concern but guarantees
a soecihc amount, pays all claims IN fuii.
fbe following are the rates for s 600 bensfs.
This Society presents the following P1sH f9I
on annIication. FIVE DOLLARS annually for fotr
years' and thereafter TWO DOLLARS Annually
during life, with pro-rats mortality assessmns
at the death Of each member Of bis CLASS WHICH
for Division A is as follows; 80
~ ,,op ,,ss,fr tcF Ass'xr AGE Asa MT
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JOB WORK.

Job Work Of all kinds Posters, Circulars
Dodgers, Gutter sniPes, Bill Heads, CARDS
Taos. &c. are printed at the HERALD Office,
in the best style, and at the LOW hSI
PRICES If you want Job Work at
bottom figures. call at, or send your order
o the GERALD OFFICE. -.-
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MARRIED

On the 18th ints. at the residence OF the BRIDE
parents, on Big river, by Roy. 4. ID. VY ~. :,
Mr.. Harry A. Wilson OF RockDridge co. va "
Miss Emma L. Ramseyc ' Augusta co., w.
lima bugg;. on the street, IN front. o. we
vethodst parsonage, on the 2dh OF Ie3t"'' =
bv pev. j. Il. Van Horne Mr.. 'p'h - n,
county.
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DIED

At his residence near County Line, shen. CO. %
February l4th, 1884, Mr.. Geo. Andes, ated %
years, months and IA days.
I'm Woodstock, on the 18Th day OF Feb. Lucy
Mary. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John frlvel
aScd Z Years. months and l6 days. Suffer LITTLE
children to come unto Me, says Jesus.
Near Toms Brook. at her fathers residence
Miss Julia c. Copp, aged IS years, monihS ano
l6 days. /, A.. ..o,.h q
Miss O. was severely burned IN the month {, %
1.nna-v and suffered untold pam until dealt
came She accepted Christ as her kedeemer' AND
left this life with the full assurance OF the lie .
come.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-27

FM1GRANT GAP, CAL, Feb. 2l.-
A thousand feet OF suow sheds have
been crushed in here by The weight Of
the snow. To-day west boun !
freight train crashed into The sheds,
aud ls else cars were wrecked. NJ
lives were lost.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-27
In the Whole History of
NTaflipinQ

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cares, or maintained so
wide areputation, as AYERS CHERRY
PEcroRAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases OF this
throat ana lungs. Its long-continued
series of wonderful cures in all cli-
mates has made it universally known
as safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forerunners Of more serious disorders.
it acts speedily and surely, always re-
lieving suffering, and often saving life.
The protection it affords. by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders,
makes it an Invaluable remedy 10 DO
kept always on hand in every home.
No person can afford to be without It,
and those who have once used it never
will From their knowledge OF It's
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY .PEcTORAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend it, 1t is absolutely. certain In
its healing effects, and win always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
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Heller & Co. has machine colttn
2 for s. var. II. d 200 yards.

PUBLIC DEBATE.-The Woodstock
Debating Society viii have a public de-
bate next Friday night, Feb. 29lh. 1884,
lat the Seminary Subject, Resolved
that nature Is more pleasant 10 the eyt
than art. Affa t. j. Lipdhu ood' n
w. Russell, RE. Allen. Neg, j. L
stockey, Cos, Gill, J. L. Marshall.
sussklpg commences at y o'clock.
y me ndthc are scosdially siuEited tC
Ik.lSN,c ~ .hItA1 IA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-27

FIRE On lasl Thursday The Louise
~ Mr. F. q. Haas caught FIRE. The
70 Of of the hack building vas burned
of. but by the prompt scioe OF a.
n 1mbetof citizens and be fire com
,anv the trout building was saved Win
v.rv slight damage. His furniture was
promply removed tom tie house, to
pre- vent loss. .... an 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-27

some of our lady friends, who tried a
recsint for making cookies, pueils hed
in this paper. few weeks ago. are
NOT enthusiast ic 10 their praises OF the
di.b. They have an idea that the peF"
mixed the Ingredients. r
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-27

The fourth Quarterly Meeting Tor
Woodstock sud Ediuburg station was
hold in The Methodist Church, at Wood.
stock, last Sunday. Rev. p II. WINS
ner. P. E. preached, moroinE aud
night, two very able and instructive
aermons.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-27
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

Fort Worth, Texas March I'm, 1888.
NFssRs. b. j. KESDALL Coz About eight
months ago there was valuable stallion orougDt
- tbe sable of Farmes and Henry to be treated Tor
- sravin which was one years growth
and Of pronounced size, and having learned
tbrorcb ,utside sources that your liniment known
as Keadal's spawn cure was valuable, COM
menced using it on the enlargement ana ~,
weeks nsipg and having applied two bottles me
morse was cured entirely, leaving the leg periecty