Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-11-11

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ing torture known only to persons who
have experienced the parOxysms of govt J
Salvation Oil in connection with the
alkaline treatment usually prescribed by
physicians Will produce a most wonder.
tul effect.
Recommends it for whooping -cough.
Mr.. John 3. Ogden. Ashville, N. c., writes;
81 have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, in
my family for six years and can cheerfully
recommend it as one of the best remedies
[ ever used. Have also tried it for
whooping-cough with the best results"
Almond Cream for cbapped face and
hands, better than glycerine. Try It.
Made by B. Schmtt. 25 cts.
Snow commenced falling in this section
IN Wednesday morning about 9 o'clock,
and continued until it reached depth of
probably four inches. 1t then turned to
a disagreeable sleet and drizzle, to be
followed next day by rain. The sush
and slop was awful, but proved to be
mighty good thing for deal erS in rubber
goods 1t also resulted 10 putting con.
siderable water in the many empty
cisterns.
The people of Powells Fort, Wood
stock, and points between the two are
beginning to feel little anxious about
the new iron bridgs across the river. Ac
cording to the contract made with the
bridge company the structure was to be
completed by the - of this month. So
tar not particle OF material has arrived,
Dr in fact the slightest indication of any
thing like preparation for the work. 1t
will certainly be hard fate If the people
Of large section of the county must en-
dure the hardships and run the risks of
another winter and spring without the
bridge. Let US still hope to see it erected
this month.
We make our own Extract Vanilla and
Lemon and know we have superior goods
It low price. Can fill into your own
bottles Make our own Essences too and
know that they also are right.
B. Schmitt.
From all the information we can get
It appears that the extensive mountain
fires that haye caused so much damage
and hard work were the deliberate work
of a lot of incendiary scoundrels. While a
force of hands would be fighting the FIRE
from the fercing, bark, &C., at one point
these rascsls would be firing at other
places. We are Informed that they even
vent so far as to shoot at man while be
vas trying to extingulsh the fire, and in
another instance a young man was
struck with stone while working at the
fire after dark. 1t surely would not be a
very difficult matter 10 find out these
hIghhanded scOundrels and give them
4ueh dose of justice as would cure them
for time, at least.
Mr.. Thos. B. Hudson, for many years
the travelling man through this section
for the queensware house Of E. j. Miller
md Co., of Alexandria, Va, but lately
With Frank NJ. Baker and Co., of Bsltl-
nore, died suddenly ia Harrsonburg. on
Thursday morning at 3 o'clock, at the
Pollock House. Mr.. Hudson had been
in this place on the Monday before, and
seemed to be in perfect health. On
Wednesday evening. about o'clock
while selling a bill of goods in Ritter,
store he was suddenly stricken with
paralysis. Medical aid Was at once
called IN but could be OF no avail. He
remained profoundly unconscious unit
his death. His wife. who was at one,
telegraph for at her home IN Alexandria
arrived several hours after his death.
His funeral took place from his home IL
Alexandra on Saturday, and was con
Quoted by Washington Masonic Lodge,
and Lee camp of Confederate Veterans.
Nr. Hudson had been visiting the
merchants of Woodstock for over twent,
years, and bad many friends 10 this place