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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-29

Near Mr.. /. N. Shobe's mill. up the
river, Wednesday of last week, was
the scene OF frightful occurrence in
which . watery grave was narrowly
escaped. Mise Jennie Frederick, sis
ter-in-law of Mr. /. N. Shobe, teach
cs school at the llarman school house
and lives near Mr.. SIS. and his little
boys go to school to her, going over
and back with her morning and night.
Since the liver has been deep they
have been crossing in q canoe near
the mill. Here the river ia very tur.
bulcnt when up. As it rushes around
tic turn and comes in contact With
the high stoUe bank it is thrown aside
in high and rugged waves. which are
very swift and dangerous. In order
to make the canoe land at tie right
place 1t must be run Up close to this
rough place. and there is great dan
ger OF It being upset should it get too
high. On ednesday evening Miss
Jennie and Harry, Mr.. Shobe's old
est son, came % the river on their way
home aud found the boat on the op .
posite side OF the river, and Bill straw
der, u colorcd man who lives Mt Mr..
Shobe's, took the canoe over. At
this time Ale Washington (colored)
came up and also got in the boat 10
go over. Till ran the boat up too high
and when it struck the swift water a
high wave caught il and turned it up
side down throwing the occupants in
to the water, which was about twelve
feet deer. Abe Washington held on
to the canoe and Miss Jennie soon
caught hold of il. Harry aud Bill
were thrown clear under the water
ond when they came up swam after
The canoe which was going down
stream at rapid rate. They finally
overlook it & they all hung on till they
washed about five hundred yards be.
low when they came to rifle where
the men could touch bottom, when
they turned the canoe over and all got
in and rowed out Fortunately the
paddles remained under the canoe
and when it was turLcd over they
were secureI. An eye witness relates
the scene as being fiightful and says
he was sure that Miss Jennie certain
ly would be drowned. It seems like
miracle that tour people were upse
in such place and all escaped.-
Petersburg Gazette, Feb. %.
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miss you. my darling. my dsriiag.
TIE emb ,rs burn low on The hearth
Add stilIed 10 the aie or The Aousshois.
And hushed 10 the voice Of its mirth.
The rain plashes fast on the terrace,
TIE wind past the Iattices moan
The midnight chimes out from the min
lister.
And am alone.
I want voc, my darling. ny darling.
l am tired with care and With fret
l would nestle in Silence beside you.
And all bat your presence forget.
In The hush Of the happiness givsa
To those who, through trusting have
grown
To the fuIlness of love in conteutment.
But am alone.
l Call you. my darling. my darling,
Ny Voice echoes back on my heart;
| stretch my arms tn you in longing.
Add 10! they fall empty apart.
/ whisper the sweet words you taught
me,
The words that we only have known.
Till the blank Of the dumb air is bitter,
For am alone.
l need you, my darling. my darling,
With its yearning my very heart aches
Tho load that divides US weighs barber
shrink from tue jar that it makes.
Old sorrows rise up to besot me,
Old doubts make my spirit their own;
o. come thro' the darkness aud save me,
For an alone
AL the Year Round.
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FORGIVENESS.
By MRS. E,r1.Y rnoRNroS.


'Nay, speak not such rash words, ny
daughter,
Though erring thy husband may be;
Say not thou wilt never forgive him,
For that would wicked thing be.
IL takes two 10 quarrel, remember
Metbinks both were some what TO blame !;
Better be reconciied quickly,
Lest this spark should lee famed to
fame.
Thou wilt not forgive himY lily tiaugh.
ter.
Forgiveness we oil OF us need.
Suppose Coils conan anis were against it,
For mercy how then could we PLEAD |?
low came those hard words first about,
love,
When at nightfall lie Lomeward did
come?
Vert thou cheerful or full Of complain.
ings-
Glad to see him, or surly and g'um |?
'Remember how fondly he sought thee
TO be his companion md wife.
He wanted thee for home angel,
And not for creature OF strife.
Since quarrcls have sprung up between
thee,
Oh. chase them away from thy path,
he reconciled soon to thy husband;
Let the sun not go down or thy WI atb.
My child. when thou hearest his foot.
STEPS.
Go kiss bin, end lean on his breast.
Ii thou wilt go halfway TO meet him,
lie surely will meet thee the rest.
Tonight wouldst thou sleep sweet and
calmly,
Pot anger awoy from Thy path;
Forgive and be fricnis with thy husband.
That the sun 90 not down en- thy wrath ?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-29

THE Hot Water CURE.-Hot water
seems destined to come into universal
use as curative agent for many Of the
ills to which our frail structures ere heir
and subject, particularly for irfamma-
ton of The mucous membranes. The
Dedicsl journals have extended disser.
tations upon lis use, and eminent ply =
sicians give their satisfactory exper-
FENCES with the results obtained from it.
Aggravated cases of dyspepsia are Known
to have been relieved, and The nature Of
the re nedy Is so simple and the means
of the cure so easily obtained that if
there he any virtue in it, OF which there
Is no doubt, surely it should be tried.
Several physicians in Wythevillc pre-
scribe it IN certain cases and W. know
persons who have taken it with The hap.
piest results.-Tbe old Thompsonian
aphorism that heat is life end cold is
deatl,' may be realized in the hot water
cure. The treatment usually prescribed
is TO take tumbler full as hot as il can
be swallowed an hour before each meal.
Those who have never taken such a
draught might suppose it To be nauseat-
ing, bnt the effect is just The opposite ;
il is soothing and grateful to the sto-
mach, This assertion is made upon the
practical experience of the wri.er.-
WYTHEvfLLE ENTERPRIzF.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-29
AUTU s1rS OF 1853
and
SPRING OF ISIS a

To my Pa. ons and Ofhers:
A 8 the time for Fall planting is 1t
A hand, beg 70 inform you thst
have on hazel and for Sale, choics Sc
lection Of Trees such rs Apple. Peach.
Peer, Plum, Ounce, Grapevine, Goose
berry ADD other Small Fruits. sly Stock
comprises several varieties never offered
by me before. My Apple Trees are ex
ira size this year, but offer them the
same as last Spring. Can sesd out
Trees safely till hard freezing weather.
| shall continue In the future 80 have
done IN the past, TO spare no pairs TO
please my patrons, even though ! may
At times suffer loss, as ! arm ce'ermin-
I'd that roy customers shall be satisfied.
! extend roy sincere thanks 70 my pa
trons, AMI solicit continuance OF their
favors; and. also trial from Others
who may desire anything in my line.
Go 70 Russell's and set fair samples OF
20 yarie.iea OF Keeping Apples.
Very respectfully.
JNO. ~ KANNEBLS,
HigginsvilIc, West Va
Nov. 0, 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-29

a writer 10 Hygiene Pratiquo state
that boots and shoes may be rendered
water proof by soaking them fer s,me
hours in thiuk coop water. The com
pound forms fatty acid within the
leather amt makes it impervious to wa
ter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-29
Tbe Sm,I
NEW YORK. 1884.

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-29

We offer the public NOW large lot Of
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1881.
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ITcmSe PLEs-SYMpToNs AND Gun Il
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Josh Billings has this play iul appli.
cation OF fee-saw: Il saw blind wood
sawyer. While none ever saw him see
thousands have seen him saw
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seemed to want to make himself agreca
BILE, and rubbing hja hands remarked :
Belly cold The woman looked ~
hin with on air Of conlcmp: and repli /.
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