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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09

Clambering among the Green noun
tains l was tired and hot and thirsty,
and shall not forget how refreshing 1t
was when, after awhile, | heard the
mountain brook tumbling over the rocks.
l had no cup, no chalice, so | got down
on my knees and face to drink. Oh,
ye climbers on the journey, with GU
feet and parched tongues and fevcred
temples listen to tho rumbling Of sap
phire brooks, amid lovered banks, oven
golden shelvinea Listenl "The Laint
which is in tho midst Of tho throne
shall lead them unto living fountain;
of water DO not offer it to you i'll o
chalice. To take this You must bend.
Get down Oh your knees aud on your
face, and drink out II this great foun'
tain Of Cod consolation. And, 10, J
heard voice from heaven, a. tie voice
OF many w&it.'-.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
HE CAN FEEL NO PAIN.
A West Indian Who Makes Nothing o
Being Pierced by Wire.


Being Pierced by Wire.
Three reputable physicians of Mobile
recently made some experiments on the
person of man named Lartado, ma
tive of Trinadad. This man seemingly
is a wonder He appears to be utterly
oblivious to the sensations of heat and
cold, and. in fact, experiences no feel
ing of pain, even when undergoing
treatment that would cause an ordi-
nary man untold agony. lie is twenty.
four years old, is five feet seven inches
IN height. weighs one hundred pounds,
and is perfectly sound mentally and
physically. His father was a Spaniard
and his mother an English woman. A
correspondent of the New Orleans
Times-D Democrat witnessed the man
run through his neck down to and
grazing the trachca a piece OF steel
wire onc-eighth of an inch in diameter,
TO which most powerful galvanic bat
terry was attached and shifted from
one current to another without any
perceptible pain, but with considerable
acceleration of pulse. lie passed an
other large steel wire into his mouth
and through his check, in all directions,
and no blood flowed. Another large
wire was passed through and through
the large muscles of the calf of the leg
and between the biceps muscle, in line
with the brachial artery. and through
the arm above the wrist, between the
two bones of the arm, and other like
experiments in different parts OF the
body, all of which with seemingly no
pain and no bleeding from any place
but Il drop from the neck in fact,
each OF the openings made by the in
strumcnt closed up as bloodlcss and as
easily as il the man was constructed OF
India rubber. The physicians present
declared that it was the most wonder
ful exhibition Of freedom from all pain
they had ever witnessed. The man
never 1inchcd during any Of the eX-
perimcnts. while the instruments were
labbrd into him with no more consid-
Grafton than if he had been a water
melon
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
PooR MARKsMANsHIP.
Firing In Both Army and Navy Less 40
curate Than Formerly.

curate Than Formerly.
The training Of naval artillerists has
In recent years been given good deal
Of attention. and no end of powder and
shot has been expended in target practice
designed to serve d more telling purpose
in actual warfare sboIld the occasion
present itself. Itwould seem, therefore,
that the floating equipments Of naval
powers Of today ousla, to give good ac-
counts of themselves IN point Of marks.
manship if called into action though it
would. be presumptuors to undertake to
foresiiadow possible results. II. en- the
other hand, past experience counts for
anything, there would seem to have
been o notable decline in accuracy in
naval gunnery, growing with success
sive improvements in naval architecture
and naval armament.
1t was estimated some years ago
from data furnished by target practice at
sea that a heavy gun must be discharg-
ed so times to make one effective hit.
The old smoothbores were credited with
killing a man by the discharge Of the
guns weight in shot. In other words,
three tons Of 80 FOUNDER shot were re-
quired fo4 the purpose Actual service
test with modern high power guns,
however-guns weighing 10 tons-has
within the past 10 or 10 years shown
that it took about Is tons of projectiles
to accomplish the same thing.
1t is interesting to note from what
statistics are available that tho intro
duction of rifed muskets into the armies
has had somewhat similar result The
old time muskets, 1t is said. killed a
man by firing at him his own weight in
lead bullets, but the modern rife in the
hands of the average soldier. so it has
been figured out, does not effect fatal
ity until It has discharged twice the
mans weight in lead. Both here as
in naval shooting, therefore, there has
been shown to be an important demand
for greater skill and care. Whether this
has been met in any measure future hos
tilities only will tell.-Cassier's Maya
1ina
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
New Process with Fruit juice.

The diffusion process of extracting
juice from fruit is gaining ground. II
has long been applied in France in the
extraction Of beet-root juice for sugar,
and it is now used in making cider
without a cider mill or a cider press,
In crushing and pressing the apples
the pure fruit juice is not obtained, for
much albuminOid matter is extracted
with it from the cells. In the new
process. says the Baltimore American,
the juice is washed out from sliced
fruit withhold water. Warm water acts
more quickly, but the result is not near
~ so savory. The water passes from
one compartment filled with fruit to
another, and the process is SO arranged
that in each it meets freSher fruit than
in the last; so that it leaves saturated
with juice, or rather it and the juice
change places. SO that nearly pure juice
issues from the machine. The results
are said to be satisfactory in the high,
est degree.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
'Dally, except Sunday.
Sunday only
CONNECTIONS.

Pittsburgh
35andP Columbus
Chicago m.
Washington
NwYerk
Washington; n9nge change
Train ~ Day
Coaches uilmanP ars Washington o York
aer Ferry Western Express Trains
all
on the Divison-god for two days.
f DuDRow, Traveling PAsseng
Pass Agt B. CAMPBELL G"uersl
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wealth of Americas Women.

1t has been estimated that of the 81,
500, 900, 900 Of property held In New
York $500, 900, 900 is in the hands Of
women. but this is certainly well with
in the real facts. since tho women OF
Boston pay taxes ON sl2o, 900, 600.
Even so, however, this would make at
the present rate Of estimate over 5000,
700, 900 of property in New York state
,wned by women, -Woman's Journal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
XYntchlnr Race Horsns.

A late invention, brought ont in re-
spouse to an imperative demand. is a
trolley chair to run above race track
In this sit two judges. who follew the
horses and are thus enabled the eetser
to obtain their movements and keep
track Of the race at all points. The
chair is suspended from roller that
runs on a heavy wire Above this is M
other wire carrying tho electric current.
The motor is under the chair seat, and
a brake is operated by the foot New
York Ledger
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09

Dickey was overheard saying his
prayer the other evening at bedtime In
this fashion;
20 Lord, bless Johnny and Billy
Holiday and me and don't let any Of
us die, but if any Of us has got to die
I'd ruther 1t was them. Amen. Chi
cago Tribune
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
WOODSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL.
BIN. WALES, Principal.

Thisschpol will begin SEPT. 10th, and
continue tor term OF nine months. It's
design 10 tn give pupils thorough
preparation for college ana bnsiness.s ln'
structlon given in English. French, Ger
man, La,iu, Mathematics, SC. For
further in formation catalogue, address
J.W. MAG RUDER,
u,Qo-3mo. Woodstock, Va
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GEARV ECU 81,
UODSTOCK. VA.
, Ms. II. GEARY Proprietor

r..~ri ,rn Il Hotel, so 'ons rornlaf
a. 81 el. prreciate the h"n' -lik'
c...,.a-,s 4 f cls-s honse, has been
r..ovn,rd a Il rcfiif,d il lbe best sivl".
1t all c.sr'i "- {" ireai its guests =" ~
io desrrv.- be rePnta ioIi iheJ have 20
k,ndi, and nni,er-sll, given it.
Na;hipg will I've spared To secure The
cr,uf ris OF iis patrons. The rooms are
.tsc ou> AID comfortable, the table al
wA,- fRrfi-hrd with the best, and the
servants = III ever he found polite and att
t-nfiva. - Is
n TUX BAa is one OF the largest and
best stted up Of IT'S kicd in the Valley,
an nothing hat pure and superior quail
iti~s OF liquors.. wines and beers will De
osfsi ell to It's patrons.
gA good livery attached to the
House.
May 8, '90--Iy
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ABLISEIED 1879
j. F, Saun s. &c.
s HOLES Me
Produce Commission Merchants
925 Louiian Avenue,

Washington, y. q.
= Solicit shipments Of every marketable
product--ps matter what-Of the Psrm,
DAIRY, Positry and Ssoek Yard Shippers
paid daily the highest wholesale price.
25 years lover 20 ~ this city, OF success
fol exp.iisBcets guarantee OF our bus ness
ability TO bandle shipnients satisfactorily.
Refer 10 proprietor OF HERALD and Citl-
zeus' National Bank of Washington city
nc. no mar. '65 ly.
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Your Attention !

The old man Is still saive and can ma he
old farms new and new farms old. fhss
/ will do BY taking sut al STAMPS on
your farms. Will also dig ana eiean yeur
wells and eIsternP call on or address
A. N. EVANS.
AGILITY EdinbuYg We
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nnilcr eek every one OF ON should subscribe TO
* mo.est's Magazine. IL you are unacquainted with
merits send for specimen copy nree), ana
on will admit that seeing these THUMBS has put
nu IA the way OF saving money by finding In one
lagazbe everything TO satisfy the literary wants o.
IL whole family. -
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Il I; ||,|!';,,'I
for lnTnnts and Children.
BROTHERS, Do You Know

BROTHERS, Do You Know that Farsoio
AVE- Drops uodfys and
most remedies for Of mOrAno'
Do opium narcotic IsOns'
tmc permitted to sell narcotics
rihOu labelling pOSOnsi
Know should permit any medicine to be given your ~
unless ryourph what it is compoedf
vegetable preparation and that list OF
it, .ogredenis published with every bottei
10 You Know tina. CaOr prescription famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher
That and that more castOA now 0a An
ALI therre children combinedf
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other countries have Pitcher and his assigns TO use 'Oe worn
them is state prison oHenSe'
You granting this government
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Do You Know average CatOra furnished Tor q"
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box ptwenand that untrOken 0stf
We'll, these things ewOrthkn knowing They ore facts
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Children Cry Cor Pitchers CastoFias
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Of character. The Square Type in
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- Demurest's Family Magazine pre-
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x, whole volume OF new ideas, con-
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DIRE t'E0EsS

AsssA Dc @4359 80
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NJ More Parting.

NJ More Parting.
Further, there viii bO 10 pain Of part
ing. All these associations must some
time break up We clasp hands and
walk together, and talk and laugh and
weep together, but We must after awhile
separate. Your grave will be in ono
place, mino il another. We look each
other full in the face for the last time.
We will be sitting together some even
ing or walking together s0alo day, and
nothing will be unusual IN our appear
ance or our conversation, but God knows
that it is the last time, aud messengers
from eternity on their enand to take
rs away know it Is the last time. and
IN heaven. whore they make ready for
our departing spirits. they know it is
the last timo.
Oh, the long agony of earthly separa-
toni 1t is awful to stand in your nurs-
cry fighting death back from the couch
Of your child and try to hold fast the
little one. and sec all the time that he iS
getting weaker. and the breath Is short
er, and mako outcry to God to help us
md TO the doctors to save him, and see
1t is of no avail. and then to know that
his spirit is gone aud that you have
nothing left but tho caskot that held the
jewel, and that in two or three days
you must even put that away and walk
around about the house AID fnd it des-
olate, sometimes feeling rcbellious, and
then to resolve to feel differently and to
resolve OIL self control. and just as You
have come to what you think is perfect
self control to suddenly come upon some
little coat or picture or shoe half worn
out and how all the floods Of the soul
burst in one wild wall Of agony Oh,
my God. how hard 1t is to part, to close
tho eyes that never can look merry at
our coming, to kiss the hand that will
never again do us kindnessl | know
religion gives great consolation in such
an hour, and we ought to be oomforted.
but anyhow and anyway you make II
1t is awful.
The herald., 1894-04-10

leaders of the army confess that they,
will be compelled to disband here II
they are unable to secure transporta'
tion on the railroad.
Charley Martin has just returned
from the desert, bringing with him some
very rich gold bearing quartz from loca'
tione made by him and two other men
for themselves and their partners, who
furnished the grub stakes. One location
ledge il represented to be 7 feet IN
width and another 8. Their specimens
run from $40 to $1,000 per ton.
Good hay is now commanding $l5 per
ton, and unless it rains very soon the
price will be much higher. Good COWS
are selling at $50 per head.
The peach and apricot crop prospects
were never better; the fruit ID setting
well.
Only so coyote scalps were hled for
bounty during the quarter ending March
81, 1894, in this county.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Koch-
ester Fruit company have been nled
with the county clerk, capital stock,
$40 900.
The county clerk has Issued marriage
license to Charles Migguier aud Mise
Annie Rye.
There is no change in the boiler
makers strike. The railroad company
has two men at work under guards TO
protect them from the strikera.
The circumstances OF the killing OF
James by Charles Martin, about 4O
miles east OF Banning. on April 9th, are
briefly these aa nearly as can be aecer-
tainSd Charles Martin located claim
which is supposed to be very rich. Two
days later Jamss located the same
ground. The day the killing occurred
Martin met James on the claim, in the
presence OF Messre. Myer and McHaney,
when a dispute arose, in which James
ordered Martin to tear down his monu-
ments, threatening to cut his heart out
in case he did not obey. James
made a lunge at Martin with a
knife, cutting him in the left arm near
the shoulder, and also stabbed MIN
twice over the left nipple. Two cuts
were also made on Martins left hand az
he was trying to ward off the blows.
As James kept advancing with the
knife. Martin seized a gun that wal
! lying on the ground and shot James
James continued to advance, and anoth'
er shot was fred. striking him in the
breast and killing him.
The miners in that locality then held
a consultation and buried James body
ON the ground. Martin came home tC
San Bernardino and the coroner and
sheriff were notified. There is some un
certainty as to whether the killing took
place in San Bernardino or Riverside
county, although the best evidence seems
to indicate that it took place in this
A letter from Nine. Modjeska to 9
friend in this city states that she and
her party will arrive from the east on
| Wednesday next and will spend day O.
Arrowhead. returning in the evening tC
hear Mrs. Tregear sing at the concert fol
the benefit of the Episcopal church.
The Industrial army 10 still in camI
here. The men have been unable to &C.
cure transportation over the railroads
PEELED to disband, as 1t 10 impossible tt
march across the desert at this season o
the year.
The herald., 1894-04-10
REDoNDo.
The City EIection-A Time Table Change
Needed.

The City EIection-A Time Table Change
Needed.
REDoNDo, April 9.-The election goes
along quietly, and as all the saloons are
closed, there are no fights. All the can
didates are running as independents,
hence there is no party question in.
volved in the fight.
1t is to be hoped there will soon be a
small change in the time tables of the
railroads, as we are now no better off
with two roads than we were with one.
Both early trains leave at 7 :35 and AS.
and then there is no train going out on
either road. The first train leaving Los
Angeles leaves at 8 10, 30 it is 10 O'Clock
before any train can get here in the
morning. Again, the late afternoon
trains leave town within 10 minutes of
each other, 80 that there is a gap Of
three and half hours between trains in
the afternoon.
The arrivals at the Redondo hotel up
to noon today were ss follows: Mrs. ].
@. Ssnderson, Auburn, N. Y; A. H.
Saxton and wife, Lester Herrick, George
@. Gaskill, J. M. Methoit, w. P. Clin-
ton, II. H. Maynard, Los Angeles A.
Baldwin, W. P. Howard, Elmira, N. Y. !;
W. L. Dudley and daughter, Stockton !;
Mrs. A. E. Ashim, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-04-10
SAN RERNARpINo.

Tho Movements of tho Army of tho Un-
employ ed-A New Mine.
SAN BERNARDINo, April 9.-The army
of the unemployed are peacsbly camped
in this city waiting developments. Sat-
urday evening they marched through
the principal streets, military style, and
held mass meeting Oil the corner OF
Third and E streets, where their spokss-
man addressed the crowd at some length
from a dry goods box. Earlier in the
evening about 40 local buns collected
together and marched in body to the
city marshal's Office, where they were
halted in line by their captain while be
went inside to harangue Marshal Rslphs.
The csptain stated that his men were
without food and desperate, and that
their wants must be supplied promptly.
The marshal inquired what would hap
pen in case their demands were not
complied with, and the captain told him
in effect that the msn would then
take the law in their own
hands. This bluff wac prom pity met
by Marshal Kalphs, who PLACED the
captain and several loud-moGshed mem
bers of his company under arrest and
ran them into the city. jail and the
0tnere dispersed without further ado.
Today, about so of the army of unem-
ployed marched with banners flying to
the Catholic church to listen to the reli-
glous services conducted by Father Stock
man. This afternoon the entire force
will attend the Baptist church, where
they will be addressed by DR.. Frost.
The railroad officials of the Southern
Pacific and Sante Fe say they will not
take the army to the Missouri river for
less than regular passenger rates. AZ
San Bernardino is the only city on
either of these lines for hundreds of
miles large enough to sustain such u
body OF men for any length of time, the
army is not likely to move from this
point without making arrangements
with the railroad company to haul them,
and they may stay here long enough to
become burden to the people. The
The herald., 1894-04-10
POMONA.
News Notes and Personal Itoms
That Thinking Locality.

News Notes and Personal Items From
That Thriving Locality.
POMONA. April 9.-An enthusiastic
live bird shoot was held at Pomona
heights this afternoon.
The Pomona float was taken to Los
Angeles this morning, with the irre-
pressible James H. Todd in charge, @.
H. Marshall also left this afternoon to
oversee matters.
Mr.. James Hornbeck, the injured
wheelman, is reported no better this
afternoon.
Miss Katie Gerling will spend month
at the midwinter fair.
w. A. Bell will leave shortly for a
visit to San Francisco and the midwinter
fair.
The Santa Fe railway offers reduced
rates to the fiesta carnival in Los An
geles.
The town is depopulated OF strangers,
everybody is taking in the fiesta and it
looks as if all Pomona will 60 down to-
morrow, the opening day.
The Santa Fe will run train out from
Los Angeles after the carnival night"
illuminated parade and the theater,
Wednesday evening.