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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

Krzy2anowskim xapros,fem ma
cztonkow Kemitetu Central
nego nastepujacych pr: Jen.
W. KrzyzaSowskiego, DR.. '.
Zofnowskiego, DR.. II. P. LIE
wandewskiego, DR.. S. Gruen-
berga, Erazma Jerzmanowskie-
go, Karola hi. Chlapowskiego,
wlel. ks. 81. Klimeckiego, l.
gnacego Pawtewskiego, DR..
Karola B.srnackieg,, FIR. Cries.
klewicza, Ant. Wlsniewskiego
i W. Daorowskiego, Wszyscy
wymienieni zaproszenie pray
JILL i kazdemu z Mich wreczy-
lem urzedowa nominacye ma
czfenka tegez Komitetu, pod
pisana przez Cenzors. Sam zas
wszedsm " skfad Kemitetu
w charakterze agenta zwlaz-
kowego. Wszysey rowniez pod
pisali deklaracye, lie do Zwiaz-
ku Mar. przystepuja i zobo-
wiazuja sic sfuchaG zlecen Ia.
rzadu, detyczacych tego2 ko-
mitetu.
W d. 26 Grudnla 1886 +.
Komitet Centrally W Nowym
Yorku rozpoczat swoje Gym
nosci. Byio to W czasie uciecz-
XII Bredewskiego, W ktorym
DR.. Gawrzyjelski W redakeyi
60 zastepowaf. Byfem obeo.
nym ma pierwszycE szesciu po-
siedzenlach Komitetu, z kto-
rych urzedowe sprawozdania
przesyfafem do gazet, a wi
dzac, lie wszystko W nalezy-
tym perzadku zorgaaizowano,
uwazafem swoja misye "a u.
kenczena i przes}aiem w d. Is
Lutsgo 1886 r. rezygnacye 2
urzedu agenta ma rece Cenzo'
ra. W odpowiedzi otrzymafem
cd Cenzora urzedewe podzie'
kowanie l zaswiadczenie, Il
nietylko sumiennie s%pefniafen
urzad W mysl rowierzonej m
czynnesci, ale i z przyjetyol
ia siebie obowiazkow, wywia
zaiem SIG z zupeinem zadowo
leniem Zwiazku Narodewego
Zarzad Zwiazku %Jednoczes.
ME ogfosil to swiadectwo do
slewnie W Zgodzle.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
LEON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
Zwiazek Narodowy
Obrazek hlstoryeZn "
skreslif
L 81 O N.
(Ciag dalszy)'

ROk 1859 RaZWaleM JuA
peprzednio rokiem pamietnym,
gdy& przez klesxi, jake spre-
wadzit ma nar6a polski, "a
znaezyl sic czerwona cyfra na
tarczy dziejowej. Rzecz prosta,
lie wypadki W tym roku pc
sobie nastepujace, ME mogty
pozesta6 bez wpfywu ma ~
Gle emigracyi polskie], ktora,
kto vie, czy ME najbardzle)
edczu4a Glossy braciom zadane.
Wypadki te ~poruszyiy ma g.
migracyl wszystkie sprezyny;
= nawet zardzewia1e zawiasy
pecsety skrzypies, otwierafy
sic i byfy W ruchu; - ma
wet Zwlazek Narodowy sic
poruszy1. A lie ten rok 1885
hyf, lie tax powiem, era no
wego aycia ola Zwiazku, vice
W tenn lei l przyczyna, ola
czego mad wypadkaml z tego
czasu troehe dfuzej sic zasta-
nawiam i dlaczege poswie-
cam i'm wiecej nieco mlejsca
z miesiaca Wrzesnia 1885
r. datuje owo sfawne rezpo-
rzadzenie Bismarka, skazujace
ma wygnanie wszystkich Pela-
kew, niezrodzenych ma tel czes'
CT ziemi polskiej, ktora pod
zaberem pruskim pozestaje .
Rozporzadzenie to wytworzyfo
szereg newych wygnaneow,
ktorzy W liozbie dechodzaee)
de trzydziestu tysiecY, szukali
nowej siedziby, nowege do
mu, a co najgorsza, dachu i
chleba. Ogelnle sic spedzle-
wano, lie z tel llczby co nal
mniej trzecia Geese ~wywedru-
ie do Ameryki, zwfaszcza do
Stanow Zjednoczenych.
lynn wypadklem zbudzo-
nym zostaf Zwiazek Narodo-
wy, ten wypadek pc
pchnaf 60 nareszcie do czy
now, ktsrych wszyscy cd ME
go ~wymagali, i ktorych pc
MIN ogolnie sic spedziewane
Zwiazsk Narodowy uchwali:
przyjae swieaych przybyszeW
! zapewni6 i'm ponce, ma ia
ka tylko sic zdebye potra6
Inicyatywa tel mysli, bedace
jednoczesnie obowiazkien
zwlazku, przewidzianym i "a
kreslenym mu przez konsty
tucye, wyszfa cd Genera, kto
ry cd tel chwili ME tracif a
nj czasu, ami piracy, ami ener-
gil, by mysl te W &ycie wpro
wadzi6. Wiedziaf on o ten
debrze, 10 Jesli przeprowadze
ME tel mysli sic uda, Gala u
wsga emigracyl zwr6cena be
die ma Zwiazek, i nietylk'
byt, ale | wzrest Zwiazku be
aazzis PrZss ttee zapewnienym
Jak z tege widzimy, Cenzo
klerowaf sic wiecej dobrer
Zwiqzku, anizeli checia aieslt
MIA ulgi swiezym przybyszon
Badz co badz jednak, srodek
ktorego uzyf do przeprows
dzenia swych celow, byt dc
brym uczynkiem i ola teg
Ia uznanie zasfuguje.
Zafowac tylko musimy, I
z inlcyatywa, z planem, z d
brym prejektem jeszcze lep
szeml radiant Cenzer zglas2
sic zawsze i Ii tylko ma kr6tl
czas pred Sejmem, podez'
gdy W czasie peprzedzajacy'
ten peryod, z krzesfa jego
rzedu ME sfyszymy ami mru.
mru.. Gdyby Cenzor inn
tektyki sic trzymaf, unikna}I
przez to kilku niemi}ych ost
t~ecznesci. Raj, ME posadzan
by go, Re z prejektami W.
stepuje ola tego pred samy
Sejmem, by sic przypomn
delegation, a co zatem ldz1
wyborcom; = powtore, pr
jekta jego ME natrafiafyby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW g..

PANALBERTLIBERA zrecz-
ME przepchnqt ~trzypietrowy hotel Hoy-
ia ma g%ranice 4 mardy do 8 ulacy.
Israz srobH on kontrakt ma przep-
chniecie szkoty 10 Waterfront.
w TUTEJSZEM miezieniu po-
wiatowem znaleziono prey re,cSy1, u
kratek, oaradzaiqcuch cele, pare pret6W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

prosba, bym o lie meanoscl
szerzyf W Newym Yerku lde]e
i starai sic rodakow
przekena6, lie tylko po'aczo'
nemi sifami cos zdziafac po-
trafa. Rozpoczaiem vice agl-
tacya ma korzys6 Zwiazku
ma samym wstepie napotka-
lem niestety ma przeszkody,
ktoreby same przez sic wy
starczyiy, by kaadego nletyl-
ko zniechecie, ale i wprost
odstraszy6. Nowoyorczanie ME
zapomnieli obelgi wyrzadzo-
mel i'm przez Zarzad zwlazku
i poruszali wszystkie sprezyny
W celu niweczenia mych "a
biegow " samym zarodku, o
widzac, lie W ten sposob ME
potrafa mic wskerac, rezpo'
czeli wake ma podstawle
wprost zmyslonych zarzutow.
Cheleli skomprsmltewaG mnle
osebiscie, by tym manewrem
zatamowaG Zwiazkcwi droge
prewadzacq do Nowego Yor-
ku.
Stronnictwa przeciwne zwiaz.
kowl rozpoczefy jednsk wal
Ike "a pozne, gdya szerzona W
imieniu i z upowaanienia Ia
rzadu zwlazkowego mysl iacz,
noscl w%zajemnei, poczefa kiei'
kowaG i zyskiwafa coraz seer
sze pole, coraz s%ilniejsza pod
stawe, z ktorej nie mogfy jej
JUL zepchnac usilowania ma
wet wp1ywowych osob, W wal
ce tel udziaf bioracych. Una
nem bylo Zarzadowi Zwiazku
przesladowanie, ma jake z tie
go powodu bylem narazonym.
W liscie z d. IS Wrzesnia
1886 r. pisat mi Brodowski,
obecny redaktor ZqOdY, do
slownie: ,,zal mi doprawdy,
lie Pan z podobnym:i ludzm'
musisz sic ugryzae. ia wlerze
W Pana i W Pahski palryo'
tyzm i szczyce sic MIN l u
pewniam Pana, ze jesli kiedy
W Nowym Yorku jakakol'
wick grupa zwiazkowa powsta'
ME, Zwiqzek bedzie miaf te
Panu do zawdzieezenla." Pc
dobnej tresci listy dochedzify
mnie czesto i cd Cenzora
cd Brodowskiego i cd innyef
czfenkow Zarzadu / byfy dlJ
mnie bodzcem do dalsze] pra
cy. Me przeczuwafem W o.
wynn czasie, Re CT sami lu
die tax predko 0 wszystkieu
zapomna i wprost zaprzecza'
mi beda usfug Zwiazkowi ro
bionych i jesli IA ich listy dzl
siaj sic powofuJe j W dalszyn
clagu powotywaG bede, to lit
dlatego, bym sic listami tenn
miat szczyci6, ale dlatego, b.
wykazaG bezpodstawnosG obec
i. nych ich napadow, gofosfow
nose ich zarzutow.
w d. 10 Pazdziernika 1885,
r Cenzor przysfaf mi urzedo
wa neminacye ma agent
Zw,azku Narodowego W Nc
wynn Yorku, upowa&nienier
utworzenia Komitetu Central
nego Dobroczynnosci, do PREY
mowania wygnahcdw polskic
i, z pod zaboru pruskiego.
Zarzad Zwiazku ogtosif Jed
noczesnie te nominacye W zig
dixie 1 Ojczy5nie. Zazdrosc, ja|
: by iskra elektryczna, przebi'
/. Ola przez ciaia wszystkic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

W owym czasie, t. j. we
Wrzesniu 1885 +. tie byfo "
Nowym Yorku ami jednej CRU
Ply zwiazkoweJ, Cenzor Zwiaz-
ku odniosf sic do mnie z
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22
MUSTARD AND PNEuxos1A.-l

MUSTARD AND PNEUMoNIA.-A
gentleman says: "Pnenmonia can be
cured il the person will apply prompt.
Iy over the lungs poultice or draft
made of mustard and fiaxseed meal.
keeping quiet and warm in bed.
Prompt action is Of vital Importance
La my first personal experience my
determination no, TO give up busi-
ness, even for day, came near COST
ing me my life. The case was no.
glectod till an eminent physician said
that my right lung would be of just
as much use to me out on the table
as in the condition it then was, fact
of which l was already pretty we'll
aware, but the mustard and haxseed
poultice mastered the disease and re-
stored my lung to its normal eondi :
ton, os good az new. In the second
attack, year later, the case vas ia
ken in hand promptly, the pouItice
applied, quiet and warmth maintains
ed, and speedy recovery ensued with.
out a physician being called" Mus-
tard is au old.fashioned cure, and It's
healing virtues can hardly be over
estimated. II has saved our house.
hold many a doctors bill.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22

!lto those extended arms, though
AIRS. Titus stood by shifting the air
in scorn.
We'll. I. never! she exclaimed.
TO think of II y
Janet was never scolied again.
Those kind. strong arms have been
abou. her ever since. To be sure, she
Was not educated .or gentleman
wife, but Mr.. Dent took her home Ia
the kindest OF mothers and sisters
whose influence and tact polished hel
unob;rusive manners, and soon made
her the most elegant OF women. The
toil-worn little hands are white a:
snow now; but, better than all, hel
heart IS the happiest that ever beat
in wife's breast.-Saturclay Night.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22

THE Process OF EMBALM1Ne.--
TIE process Of embalming is as fol-
lows, and is called the 'BrunelIl pro-
cess The circulatory system 10
cleansed by washing with cold water
till it issues quite clear from the body.
This may occupy from two to FIVE
bours. ALCOHOLICS then injected so as
TO abstract as muoh water as posi-
BILE. This occupies about quarter Of
an hour. Ether is then injected TO
abstract tho fatty matter. This oc~
cupies from two TO ten hours. A
strong solution of tanning is then in-
jected. This occupies for inhibition
from two 10 ten hours. The body is
then dried in q current Of warm air
which passes over heated chloride OF
calcium. Ibis may occupy Two 70
five hours. The body is then per-
fecly preserved, aud resists decay.
The Italians exhibit specimens which
are as hard as stone, retain the shape
perfectly, and are equal to the beet
wax models. II will be observed In
this process that those substances
most prone 10 decay ere removed,
and the remaiDing portions are con-
verted by tho tsnnin into a substance
resembling leather. - The Coasef.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22

MISTAKES IN LIFE.-Somebody
has condensed the mistakes In lie
and arrived at the conclusion, 80 the
Scientific American tells Us, thet
there are fourteen of them. Most
people would say, II they cold the
truth, that there is no limit to tie
mistakes in life; that they are like
drops in the ocean or the sands OF the
shore In number, but il is we'll to be
accurate. Here, then, are fourteen
great mistakes: 1t is great mistake
to set up our own standard of right
and wrong. and judge people accord
ingly; TO measure the enjoyment OF
others by onr own to expec. unifor.
nifty OF opinion in this world to look
for judgment and experience IN youth
to endeayor to mold all dispositions
alike TO yield TO immaterial trifos ;
10 look for projections in our own
actions TO worry ourselves and 9th
ers with what cannot be remedied
not TO alleviate all that needs alleyia.
ton as far as lies in our power; not
70 make allowances for she inArmI,
ties Of others; 20 consider everything
impossible that we cannot perform
TO believe only what our finite minds
can gTAsp to expect 10 be able Il
understand everything.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22
THEINTELLlGENCEk
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1889.
Making Things Go Gods Way,


81 think twill be nice, dear mother"
Said gentle Maggie one uight,
when We are dead, and cold, and still,
And they have buried ne out Of sight,
To be one o. Chrisi's ministering spirits,
Who serve Him night and day,
And come sometimes TO this dea- old World
To make things go Gods way"
Alb, darling with thoughts so tender,
You need not wait till then;
For the Lord has miaistering service
For even child Of ten.
Before your hands are folded,
And eyes shut out from the day,
Before we cry, "Dear Maggie in dead q"
You can make things go Gods way.
Whenever you make The sunshine
On a darkened face TO break;
Whenever a self denial
For another's sake you make;
Whenever, for the souls OF the wandering,
In Jesus name you pray,
You are being His ninisteripg spirit,
And making things go Gods way.
The world is full OF Gods children,
Who had never beard of his love;
Can you nothing do 10 lead them
To the better home above?
With sad and dsrkened faces
To some idol god they pray;
Oh, tell them the story of jesus
And make things go Gods way.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22
Couou srnup.-Four ,casoonsful

CoUdu SYRUP.--Four tcasponsful
Of castor oil, four teaspoonsful Of mo.
lasses, one teaspoonful OF camphor.
and the same OF paregoric. Mix to-
gether, and take a teaspoonful at q
dose, four or five times day. A
month old baby can take few drops ;
six months. ha'f tcaspoonful; and
year old teaspoonful. When
child has cold, and threatened with
Group. begin giving the syrup during
the day. and on going to bed. If It
coughs during the night give it more.
II will not fail to prevent Group and
cure cough. A grown person can
take larger dose.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22
Are we to Have Another War ?

some political prophets aver that We
shall Re that as IL may. the battle wsqsd
By MEDICAL science against disease viii aovsr
&c ase until we arrive az that utopian epoch
when the human family shall cease 70 be
most potent weapons which The armory Of
medicine furnishes, il Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which is Of special utility as a fsmilV
remedy, a. Il is adapted 70 the immediate re-
lief and ultimate cure Of those disorders Of
The stomach, liver aud bowels which are Of
commonest cocaifeues Indigestion, Dill.
iousness and constipation are inseparable
companions, aud these ailments are com.
pIetsly eraiics'ei b. the Bite Bat the
remedial scope o. this sa2crisGvsiy wholeF
ssme and genial medicioe takes ia also nsr
vous ailmeaB, rheumatism and kidney
troubles its action ia theee, AZ IN the otl,sr
co.7plainls, being Characterised by urss
gualed thoroughnsss. Jan. Sly,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22

ing the period since the death of Col.
Hammond, the second husband OF
her mother. While she was with
her parents in Dallas. Tex. a woman
came there leciu-ing as Belle Boyd,
the rebel spy. She was silenced. and
upon investigation, proved TO DO the
maid whom Col. Hammond and his
wife had brought with them from
London on their coming TO the Unit
ed States. This womIn had taken
soue private papers from the trunk
OF her mistress, and il is now suppos.
ed by many here thai. cmboldeped
by the possession of these papers, she
assumed the name and impersoua,e 4
the original Belle.
She will return 10 this place on the
18th, having written her children Ia
this effect. Ma. High, her last hus-
band. is travelling with her.
The Belle Boyd here IL a brilliant
speaker aud has an inexhaustible
fund of information on army sub
jects.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22

LiNcoLN's MAIDEN SPEECH -
Judge Bell, Of Mount Carmel. Ill,
furnishes the following maiden speech
Of Abraham Lincoln, delivered in
Pappsville, near Springfield, III.
nearly 6fty years ago. Mr.. Linccln.
was not then Q lawyer ard tad n,
inten ton Of becoming lawyer. lie
had then made mp his mind to harm
tho blacksmith trade. His genius
was recognized. and be was suddenly
nominated for she Legislature. His
arst speech was as follows; Gentle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22

The SECRET OF SUccEss.-Here
is the secret OF success done up in a
small parcel, says the Berwick pa
Gazette. Look most to your spending.
No matter what comes In, If more
goes out you will be poor always.
The art does rot consist in making
money, but in keeping it. Little
expenses. like mice in a barn, when
they are many make great waste.
Hair by hair the head gets bald !;
straw by straw the tbatch gets Off the
cottage: drop by drop the rain comes
into tie chamber. A barrel IL
coon empty IL ,be tap leaks but n
dropa minute. When you mean to
save begin with your mouth; there
are many thieves down the red lane.
Tile ale jug is great waste. In all
things keep without compass In
clothes choose snitabls and lasting
stuff and no tawdy fneries. To be
warm is the main thing. Never
stretch your legs further than the
blanket will reach. or you will soon
be cold. A fool may make money,
but it needs wise man to spend il.
Remember that il is easier to build
two chimneys than to keep one go-
ing. IF you give all TO back aud
board there is nothing left for the
savings bank. Fare hard and work
while you are young and you will
have chance to rest when you are
old.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22
ALIVE WITH A BnoKEs NECK.

ALIVE WITH A Broken NECK
Miss Edith Phelps, daughter of
James Phelps, of Sidney, N. Y, who
in common, but professional, phrase
broke her neck a few days ago, bids
fair TO recover. When Miss Edith
attempted 10 raise a window sash,
which was caught fast by ice that
had gail cred ut the sill, the obstruc-
ton suddenly gave way, permitting
her head TO fly back with violent
jerk that dis!ocated the vertebrae
of her neck. Her head, no longer
sustained by the neck. dropped down
on the right shoulder. The surgeon
who was called to attend her succeed
ed in reducing tue dislocation, and
then adjusted around the neck q
stont pas,eboard collar as it may be
termed. as an artificial support for
the head in its natural position. II
is believed that in the course OF
months she will entirely recover,
without any deformity of tue neck
remaining. So far che has suffered
no great pain.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22

THE SECRET OF HEALTa.- First,
keep warm. Second, eat regularly
and slowly. Third, maintain regular
bodily habits. Fourth, take early
and very light suppers, or better still
none at all. Fifth, keep clean skin.
Sixth, get plenty of sleep at night.
Seventh, keep cheerful and respecta-
bic company. Eighth, keep out OF
debt. Ninth, don't set your mind on
things you don't need. Tenth. mind
your own business. Eleventh, don't
set up TO he q sharp Of any kind.
Twelfth. snbdue curiosity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22
Farmer and House keeper.

Somebody says: Salt dissolved In
alcohol will remove grease spots
from cloth. ~
Put a little common salt into your
lamps--ihc oil viii burn brightly,
and last longer.
Salt apple sauce and pies slightly
and 1t will improve the havor.
w g the rubber rollers OF your
wriirger become sticky. a. they very
often DO after wrinsing flannel. rub
with kerosene and wipe dry, aud they
will be nice and smooth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22

men and Fellow-Citlzens I presume
YOU all know Who l am. sm hum.
BILE Abraham Lincoln. have been
solicited By many friends to become
q candidate for the Legislature. My
politics are short aud sweet. am
in favor OF national bank; am In
favor OF the intsrnal-improvemept
system and high protective tarih.
These are my sentiments aud politi-
cal principles. IL elected. l shall be
thankful; n not. it will be the same
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time In exter.
imenung when your lungs are in danger
Consumption always seems, at first, only a
cold. Do not permit any dealer TO impose
upon you With some cheap imitation o. DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and colds, but be cure yo7 ger the
genuine. Because be can make more profit
he may tell you be has netting iBst az
bot insist upon getting Dr. Kings New Dis.
co7ery, which Is guaranteed to give relief in
all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. Fri
$ bottle free At X. l. Vandevauter's Drug
fore.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22
Cover my dsfenceless head
With the shadow of thy wing


Your prayer was answered
couldn't fire after that. And there
was no attack upon your camp that
night. You were the man whose life
was spared from taking
Tue singer grasped the hand of the
Sou.herner. and said with much g.
motion L remember the night very
well, and distinctly the feeling Of de-
preston and loneliness with which I
went forth to my duty. knew nv
post was one Of great danger. and
was more detected than / remember
to have teen at any other time du.
ring the service. paced my lonely
beat, thinking OF home and friends,
and all that life holds dear. Then
the thought ofGod's care for all that
lie has created, came to me with Pc
culiar force. If He so cared fo- the
sparrow, how much more for man
created in his own image and sang
the prayer of my heart, and ceased
to feel alone. How the prayer was
answered | never knew until this e..
vening. My Heavenly Father
thought best 10 keep the knowledge
from me for eighteen years. How
much Of His goodness to Us shall we
be ignorant Of until it is revealed by
the light Of eternity Jesus, lover
Of my soul has been a favorite
hymn now Il will be inexpressi-
bly, dear.
The incident related in the above
sketch is a true one. and was related
10 the writer by a lady who was one
OF the party on the steamer.
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GROUP. Take the white Of an egg,
stir 1t thoroughly into small guam
tity OF sweetened water, and give Il
in repeated doses until cure 10 ef-
fec,cd. If one egg is not sufficient.
second, or even third should be
used:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-22

iseS sions Of the Courts
Circuit Court. l2th Judicial Circuit, Hoo
James ID. Armstrong, presiding-Terms BE-
gin as follo,si
Grant County Fourth Tuesday In March,
6rst Tuesday In June and third Tuesday In
October.
Hampshire County-First Tuesday in Feb
rusry, second Tuesday in May aad thir 4
Tuesday in September.
Hardy County --Second Tuesday In March
last Tuesday In May and frst Tuesday in
October.
Mineral County. Second Tuesday in Jan.
,ary, fourth Tuesday In April and 6rst Tues
lay Ia September.
Pendleton Connty---Second Wednesday In
April, Wednesday after second Tuesday in
June, and frst Wednesday in November.
County Court OF Hampshire County, John
I. Vance. President; l., D. Schnibbe. and n.
Q.Poweli Commissioners; @. s. White. CLERK
The regular sessions are held beginning on
the FIRST Tuesday In January, April and Dc.
tober, and 4th Tuesday in July.
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South Bra Railroad
TINE TABJE

Trains leave and arrive at Romney, as fol-
lows
WINTER SCHEDULE.
Train 500 leaves Romney at Fam
Arrives at Green Spring Run at Sam
Train 54s leaves Romney at lpm
Arrives at Green Spring at 10 D m
Trair No. SAT leave G. Spring at s 80 a m
Arr YES at Romney at o 3ba m
Train 545 leaves Green Spring atI3 10 p m
Arrives at Romney at 4 10 D "a
Grain No 500 connects with trains
No 60 and 65 at Green Spring.
Train 545 gets connection from No. 65 & 80
- 547 {" No &c
a. 5ss connects with trains No. IS 4 30
TINE OF WEST BOUND MAIN sTsM TRAINS.
No BALTIC. and Green Spring IL Al m
GUNNER ishd O5 p IN
no. i balto; m Green Spring 80 p m
cumberland OF m
No ! BALTIC; p m, Green Spring IL So a IN
SuHo RAND 25 a m
no. 3 BALTIC. 10 ? m, Green Spring II m
cumberland As q m
No SO stops at oil stations, leaves
Baltimore a nj Green Spring
=, soi m. Cumberland 10 20 N
No 90 stops at all stations leaves
BALTIC. 80 N, Green Spring
3 06 m, Cumberland 35 m
EAST BOUND PASSENGER TRGISs
Train No leaves Cumberland ~
m, Green Spring O3 ma
rives in Baltimore 7S0an
Train No 2, leaves Cumberland
0 so m, Green Spring 10 va
- a m, arrives in Baltimore 55 m
Train No. G leaves Cumberland
20 p m, Green Spring 44pm.
arrives at Baltimore at 10 Is p m
Train No. 66 leaves Cumberland
40 IN, Green Spring IOa
IN, arrives at Baltimore at o. n m
Train No. SO leaves Cumberland
p m, Green Sprlng, . 81 pm,
arrives at Baltimore at 8 30 m
JOHN GOaDSBORO Agent