Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-01-06

First-class for cure of bruises, spraini
and rheumatism Captain D. H. Macau
lay of No. 9 Engine Company, Baltimore
Nd, says: The memt ers of our company
have thoroughly tried Salvation Oil fol
sprains, bruises aud rheumatism and il
has given satisfaction in every case. We
regard il as first-class liniment."
Elder j. II. Copp, of Kernstown, Fred.
erick county. Va, has received call to
the pastorate of the First Triune Baptist
Brethren church at Los Angeles, IN Cali
fornia. This is a deserved compliment to
highly cultured and earnest christian
gentleman, who We regret to see leave
the Valley of Virginia.
Will Fauver was brought to Jail in this
place, on Wednesday night. of last week, ,
charged with stealing horse from Mr.. A.
Baker, of near Mt. Olive. When the
prisoner was brought before Justice Jno.
H. Grabill the next day he was dis
charged, there being no evidence upon
which he could be held. Mr.. Baker re-
covered his horse, the thief having aban-
doned the animal at some point IN War
rem county, Va.
The ingredients of which DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup the great family standby.
is compounded, are the best and purest to
be found in the pharmacOpeia. The
standard of this great family medicine
has been kept uniform through a period
of nearly fifty years, and hence its pbe-
nomenal popularity with the masses.
The Week of Prayer commenced in the
Reformed Church on Sunday night and
is being continued each night in the
different churches according to the pro-
gram as pub liahod before. The closing ser
vices will be held IN the Lutheran church
on sunday night. Much interest has
been manifested in these services and the
congregations have becn large.
Mr.. S. Il. Newhall, curator of the geo.
logical department of tho Smithsonian
Institute of Washington, has been in
Shendun, Va, getting together + coliec-
tion of stalactites, stalagmites and other
wonders from Weyer's cave for an exhibit
at Chicago. Mr.. Newhall says that specl- |
mems from the caves IN this locality ex-
coed al others in beauty, and that this
will be the largest and most comprehen-
siye display of any cave known. After
being displayed at Chicago, the specimens
are to be brought back to Washington
and given to the Smithsonian Institute.
That our people know good thing
when they see it is evidenced by tho fact
that since our last issue We have added
quite a number OF new Subscribers to our
list. We extend thanks and q happy
new years greeting to our friends. As
this is our first issue in the new year, and
we are little superstitious we will not
dun you at this time, but nevertheless we
will be extremely grateful to these who
will come forward and pay up at once.
Remember that hext Monday is court
day.
The following remedy for diphtberia,
which ia taken from the Scientific Ameri-
can, Is claimed by that journal to be the
best known. At the first indication of
dipLtheria in the throat of person make
the room close, then take q lineup and
pour into 1t quantity of tar and tur-
pentine, equal parts. Then hold the cup
over fire so ss to ill the room with
fumes. The patient on inhslIng the fumes
will cough up and spit out all the mem-
braneous matter and the diphtheris will
soon pass off. The fumes OF the tar and
loosen the matter in the throat
and thus afford the relief which has
baffled the skill of physicians.