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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
Wonaa,'s Department
Not ~ ] VIII.

Not - ! WIN.
Blindfolded and alone stand.
With unknown thresholds o. each
hand
The darkness deepens "a 7 crepe.
Afraid to fear, afraid 20 hope;
Yet this one thing learn 20 know
Each day more surely IS 60.
That doors are opened. ways are made
Burdens are lifted or are laid
by some great law unseen and still.
Onfathomed purpose TO fulfill.
Not AS I will"
Blindfolded and alone I wait:
Loss seems too bitter. gain too late
TOO heavy burdens i'm the load
And too few helpers on the road.
And JOY is weak. and grief - strone.
And years and days So long. so long.
Yet this one thing I learn 10 know
Each day more surely as I go.
That | am glad the good and i'm
By changeless laws are ordered still
Not as 7 will"
Not AS J will the sound grows sweet
Each time my lips che words repeat.
Not as will" the darkness feels
More safe than light. when this
thought steals
Like whispered voice 10 calm and
bles.
All unrest and all loneliness
Not as | will" because the One
VINO loved Us first and best has zone
Before us on the road. and stnl
For Us must all His love fulfill
Not as I will
Helen Hunt Jackson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

Stif. Beat 20 a stifr froth and then sds
one-hslf teaspoon cream tartar and va
nilla
Soft JumbIes-
Two-thirds cup OF butter. one anS
one-halt cups sugar. three eggs. ose
cup milk or cream. two teaspoons bak-
ing powder, three cups flour. grates
rind OF one lemon.
Beat the butter and sugar tn =
cream. add the well-bcaten eggs. max
and lemon rind. beat the flour in with
which the baking powder has bees
sifted. Drop blk teaspoonfuI ON =
creased pan and bake golden Srows
Excellent Gale
One cup OF butter. two OF puIveri,es
sugar. one OF sweet milk. three Of
flour half cup OF corn starch. four
eggs. two teaspOOnfuls OF baking pow
der and two of lemon extract Crear.
butter and sugar together. then add
thoroughly beaten yolks. then max
and CornstarCh. sift baking powder
two or three times I'm flour TO Their
oughly mix. beat whites or eggs 90 =
stin froth and add flour and whites
alternately. folding in lightly until
smooth, add navoring last
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
>IGNIFICtNCF or RED
TRACED THROTGH AGES.

TN-u individual has taro.ite color
and nos -Queurh that choice is red
The partially Tor this color ma,
uDt DO mere chance. Tor the pig
mrut ed has played au important
part iu the sr aud decoration OF an
aces of men. and 90 90 are attached
many old superstitiOns
History and archaeological research
have disclosed the fact that tie am
clients were particularly fond o. bright
colors. especially cd red Relics OF
painted pottery autedatc the classical
period ot the Uomeric cycle saws
Harpers Magazine
The savage receives the greater part
of his education through the senses
and therefore brilliant colors make a.
great impression upon him and rcd
most ci amy This color Of blood is
great sumulaut to deeds az 1aIor.
and "arllke Tribes have invariably
worn Ga nrOIus.ou of that color Red
is np" generously used by an urcui-
HEED peoples The skin is painted
red ut the Sew Zealauder. rrd tur-
bans are worm n India. and African
tribes willingly exchange their pre-
cious ivory FOR rcd calico.
DO ''' "tit'0I forms ol aIi We learn
mat various coiors had special sigui-
tcance. generally il distinguishing
the sexes. striking examples of this
custom age found in italy. where req
was tne insignia of the male and blue
OF th~ female This explains WHY. in
the OLD paintings. wc lud The Madonna
and other Biblical Women ALWAYS in
the latter color. while the apostles
ard masculine saints wore red Even
to-day in Rome and some other sec
tons oi italy the special color Of it's
Sex is pinned 90 the dress Of the child
az The time OF baptism
Despite advances i'm education and
increase ln general intellectually.
theirs remain many curious supersti-
lions concerning this interesting color
There Is great aversion 10 red hair
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

Girls with blue eyes and straw-col-
ored hair generally have a far calmer
and happier life. as rule. than those
win biz dark eyes and olive complex
ions
The fair girl is almos; sure to b.
leNel-headed in her love affairs. aHd 10
make a sensible marriage but she will
oe much more tickle than the dark
Slrl. because her feelings will not be
SO deep and passionate
Dark girls are more emotional. love
means SO much 90 them that their feel
ing rs deeper and more lasting thsu
the love of fair girls -or SO the learn
ed in such matters say.
brunette women make very lovfn.
and demonstrative mothers. but they
do not understand diciulinc Tai.
women train their children best for
prosaic and eryday life.
10 is said that fair children 80
easier to brinc up than dark ones
as their ailments are less likely to be
serious. and they have more vitality
to resist disease
Dark persons 90 either sex fret and
wear themselves to fiddlestrincs with
nerves and emotional Worries in
manner most uncommon among the
more phleematic. fair-skinncd people
Authenticated people must be
Judged alone. The mother ~ "a dauch
ter with ruddy gold locks and
dark ewes must he on tlc lookout for
trouble The course 90 true love
rarely runs smoothly for the dark
700. aunuru-haircd girl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
Want to &c. a Yoeiy

The pale mau nifl the smliieriuc
eve rose from tnr floor
Yes Doe confessed 20 ann learning
I'D be- "a foei. co., Hlndoo saint A good
uanf people are soing iu Tor Budd-
hism this fal. YOU know 90 is one OF
me most marked trends OF the new
thought
But my WOrk is very hard My ma
hatma. or master keeps me posturins
] vas pOsturins when YOU came in
There are 700 recognized pastures
He bent far back. extending his
arms forward and standing on his
toes
There 3 hard one he said 1T
is the mayurasana When properly
mastered 10 suspcu0s The respiration
and the yogi. apparently dead CON
verses with spirits
lle fell Ola his knees. rested his chin
on the floor and folded his hands be
hind his bach
"Padmasana. ne said 1T gives Won
relief from the temptations of The
flesh
lie sat cross legged. with arms fold.
"a above his head
"Pranayams u abolishes selfish
ness and fear
Ie painted and wiped his moist
brow
Buddhism is muscular religion. a"
he said. The mahatma keeps me pos
turing two hours a day. Since ny
Conversion TO the new creed ! have
abandoned gymnasium aud track work
- supererogstory"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
Hi Capacity.

The late ira ID Sankey said yet
eren fittsDurg editor Once fiue6 eita
nle in Philadelphia During dinner
b. hooked about the restaurant. where
every table nas covered nlrr zfasses
o. White or Ted wine and 81 SAID
There ie q mal driuflne whole
bottle. iuA quart. 81 sraa payne j.
Is amazing y nat fapaCitv Tor LIQUOR
some men possess And the mar VITA
A large capacity Is actually proud ~
b. Couid anything b. more foolish
more sinful
ben. with = chuckle. ~ sanxef
tod me about Degesr be had once
helped
The DeEgar had red nose. and
Ar. Sankey gave him 20 cents. saving
~ the same time
Mind you. nov, donf ger drunk on
this.
DrGnk on 20 oents2 Why. boss
be said proudly. ~ I'D take the Bee,
part 81 dollar 60 9et me drunk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

Those who desire 90 excel ia cake
making must pay close attention 10
details. The flour should he rrr-
feCuy dry. as damp -four il a
10 successful cake bak-
ing. the esEs should be quite fresh
and the whites and yolks should be
beaten separately. Cakes that are
moistened sufficiently with eggs with
out milk do not require baking DOW
der. cakes made light with baking
powder should De- baked as soon as
mixed solid cakes such as fruit and
pound cakes. require rather hot
oven sponge and am light cakes must
have slow oven
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

among the peasants OF England ana
Wales. and often the presence Of
person With auburn" locks is consid
erred uumCAy When fisherman OF
Northern England is mending his
tackle. the approach OF "A red-haires
individual rs solemnly believed 10 are
sate ill fortune unless the end of ths
limo or net is Immediately passcs
through fame
lu oideu time the efficacy of red AS
cure-au Tor disease was strictly fol
lowed and thls superstition has not
entirely died our. The physician 10
Edward D. of England John Of Cad
desdou. tells us that De- brought about
complete cure for one Of the royal
princes who was suffering with SINAI.
poN hy surrounding the sick bed with
various reed haneucs. wrapping The
patient in red blankets. covering him
VIII q scarlet couuterpaue. and ad-
mInsterinE red mulberry vine.
Don the West of Scotland md n the
West Indies 10 is necessary 10 wrap
hlt az r'd cloth or flannel around Chi.
oren Threats 90 ward on the whoop-
me cough In the early part of the
last century London shop iu Fleet
street SOLD pieces of rtd cloth 20 those
suuefue with scarlet fever. the SUD
posed remedy living NOT JOB the fabric
hut in the color
in Nc~ Zealand The house iu which
death has occurred is painted with
this color go keep ONT the bad spirits
and Che path of thc funeral procession
U.s. hlal,t With Streaks OF red 90 pre-
went the demons from following Even
uow. tuc chinese plat their childrcns
hair With reed SILK to ward on the in
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
Cream Pu0s

One pint of water and half pouaS
butter. put on 60 boil While on the
stove stir I'M three quarters OF a pounS
or Hour let cool Then add ten eggs
one az time, drop j small drops 10
creased pan leaving room betwees
each for cake to rise
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
PLUMBING AND HEATING.


OUR ROOFING i NOT INJURED By
aGos- steam or any kind - co-rl-
ENtiuE fumes AftMTT AL--
L-ACTCRlSG COMPANY. Ei-h-7-t
Va Manufa- turers % A-vna-rr--
hlsck Narnish. Roof Pants Roo--E
Papers. oals. Roofing and PavirE
pitch. &C.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

BELGRADE. SeTsia -M sefgu~ien
the Russian Minister 10 seryia is
much lrrifatec over an incident which
occurred last night On the frontier
between Serria and Hungary. The
minister crossed the Danube 10 sem
hn, directly opposite Belgraa@. for the
purpose d meeting hiss wife there
When returning he VAS detained and
roughly handed b. the Ausfro-Hun.
sariau police. VINO rSnsscked his bog
gag
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

Sofa BULGARIA. -Tr- decision
r. hrlSaris f- .sls-6 .-S reserves rr.
sse financial compensation "a. T---
<er ~ brought about hv -hr r-r-
s.r'r 90 vl.r was practically ,r
uit'n,tum lv Great Britain. r--rc.
lnd Russia vhi.r vere supported lr
Germany and Italy
id-rrcsl notes from fh~ FIRST named
L-r-- Powers we~~ presented % tle
hli -a-iGs govern -lerr They fa-
mand-o ~ 1ishsutmerf ~ tie prf
-sri,n r-s-rves Within three DAYS ans
- promise - send delegates o. lo~-
arunoqle % negotiate Tie 0raSr..-
rrsncisi Compensation f7- Tr-ker
u 7as rA-- LA THAT on coDnrfa-ra
vi rr-s- demands depended all hone
for 80 recognition ~ Bulgarian rf-
F-H0-c- n rely to fn--- comrrrl-.-
cations H. nulsar.an rov-rrreu,
= game - willingness 90 conform fn
- e-rsroF tL~r-.n s-t forth
n fourr-~nth national Dules ian
Asr-ulolF vas ccnr-s-c Ter its autumn
s-ssioE The sr-~l con IT, speech
foT - throne wa~ r-sf hY rm--rlr
r-rd ssEs 40 wss --.r-nr~ n.oter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
STRANGE LEGENDS
OF OLD GOLD COINS
Once We're AZ Discount. and Now.
Oar ~ Least l. no Premium Of
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IN tr, r..r- pieces
seem t' tht average person roa.iars
--Nsi 'r simply amazing to the
.t..-, can '.r.I when the
500 were t-rr on the
.-- 81. ' preseason 'f One was
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

ABRAMS PAINT & GLASS co. RICH
uaoDd. Va. Household Paints OILS
tiOor Stains. Floor Ws1. Brushes
Glass all kinds. 81 s-scsl. Sash
Doors and i2ifuts
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
200 Eggs Equal One Maa.

A German scientist asserts that
all the material required to make
up the body of a man Weighing
$50 pounds can be found ia the
whites and yolks OF 1920 hens
eggs.
The remarkable combinations OF
substances OF which eggs are made
up may be realized by the same
scientists annalvsis OF what the
body Of an average man consists.
The list is as follows: Sufficient
iron to make seven large nails. suf'
ficient fat for IA pounds OF candles,
PHOSPHORUS enough for some
thousands of matches, 20 teaspoon
fuls of salt, so Jumps OF sugar
and a small quantity Of soap.
In addition, there is enough car
bon to make a few thousand cray.
ons,. and the final item is a bucket.
ful Of water.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28

Malay, caution of Chinese, and de-
ceit of Spanish makes a combina-
ton hard to equal for all round re-
liability. Filipinoes are strong in
their hatreds and also strong to re-
pay; if you do them an injury they
are equally ready to remember and
revenge. | find them kind and po-
lite, with readiness to oblige if you
approach them properly, but surly
aud inhosptable if rubbed the
wrong way. They have a good
deal Of ordinary human nature in
them in this respect, and | have
found many Americans of exactly
the same disposition.
Clarence E. Edwords.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
Portland Cement Production
In 1907.

The Portland cement producer'
Of the United States have replied
so promptly to the statistical lnqui'
ries addressed to them BY the Uni
ted States Geological Survey that il
is now possible 10 make q very
close estiment Of the Portland ce.
ment production for the calendar
year 1907. Mr. Edwin e Eckel,
who is in charge of the statistical
work on cement for the Survey,
has accordingly prepared the fol-
lowing statement.
Returns have been received from
81 plants, representing over % pei
cent Of the Portland cement pro.
duction Of the United States. Al
the ten plants which have not yet
replied include only two large pro-
ducers, it is possible to make 4
fairly accurate estimate of the to-
tai cement production OF 1907
The returns so far indicate that the
total output of Portland cement
in the United States during the
calendar year of 1907 was approx
imately 48,0O0.000 harrsls. This
should be compared with an ont
put of 48,463,4 2I barrels in 1908,
and Of 35,246,8l2 barrels in 1905.
Though the production OF 1907
shows an increase over that OF 1906
it is slight compared with past an
nual gains in the cement industry
indicating that the Portland ce.
ment productions of the Uuited
States has now reached a stage in
its development where it is direct.
" and promptly affected By general
business depressions.
An official statement that the
cement required for the Panama
Canal would be only 1890, 900 bar
rels has served to put at rest exsg'
gerated ideas concerning the inl-
portapce OF this work to ths c.+
meut trade. The further state
mpnts that bids would be asked tor
delivery Of clinker on the islhmus,
and that the Government might
possibly erect its own cement
plant there, are also Of interest to
existing American plants.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
Farm Notes

| All milk utensils should be
cleaned ediatelY after being
used.
A really good COW will lose flesh
rather than gain it when in full
flow of milk.
Do not expose the cows to cold
rain. There is great danger of per-
manent injury.
Stop the churn as soon as the
the butter graduates il you want
to work out all the the buttermilk.
If the heifer calf is to become a
good dairy COW she must be fed as
though she were a good cow now:
With a thoroughly good COW to
manufacture it we can always af-
ford to put in feed and take out
butter.
Dairyman who keep poor scrub
COWS and keep them half starved
steal from themselves twice over.
All cows do not like the same
kind of food, neither will they do
so we'll as they would on some 9TH
er kind.
Spots in the butter are the detec-
tives that tell on the lazy one who
does not work out all the butter
milk.
Never scald the milk pals or
cans, but rinse we'll with cold wa.
ter and scald last. Sunshine and
air help to keep them sweet,
Cows chew foreign materials like
bones, boards, rags, ETC., to satisfy
a craving for some element lack
ing in their bodies that is supposed
to have become exhausted by CIV
ing it out in the milk. They are
satisfied by feeding them salt, wood
ashes and bonemeal in equal guam
titles.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
The Preservation of Fence Posts

Experimental tests made by the
government with a number of in.
ferior woods have shown that it 10
practicable to subject them to pre-
servative treatment by which they
will be rendered durable and as
lasting as the souncest oak in ma
nv cases. This is of the highest
Importance in connection with the
use Of fence posts, telegraph and
telephone poles, cross ties and con-
structive timbers Of many kinds. 1t
is of special Importance to farmers
in many parts Of the country, with
whom the fence pest problem ia
serious.
The preservative treatment can
be employed more successfully with
certain kinds Of wood than with
Others. but it fortunately so hap
ems that the open grained, quick.
growing. quick decaying timbers
are the easiest Of all woods to treat
Among these are old field or lob.
Jolly pine Of the South. lodgepoIt
and western yellow pine, cotton
wood, willow, buckeye, beech, syca
more and others in the West anc
Middle West. Woods whieh deca,
most rapidly in their natural state
with few exceptions, ere best adapt
ed for preservative treatment.--ln-
diana Farmer.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
A E'1lterlng Medium.

Absorbent cotton is highly rec
ommended as a filtering medium.
1t acts rapidly and is therefore OF
great value in altering volatile ele-
ments. For ordinary household
use It is specially recommended be-
cause of its inexpensiveDess and
ease of management. a larg fun
mel must be + He'd, and the cosa
ton is pressed more OF less firmly
into the neck, according to the
substance to be passed through.
Some liquids are much more DIM
cult to manage than others. this
must of course be allowed for. A
little practice will show the house
wife just how closely the cotton
must be packed to insure success
in filteriug the various liquids With
which she hes to DEAL
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
Black Leg In Cattle

When black leg is prevalent in
the community, mix pulverlzed
sulphur and salt until well colored
and place where stock will get it.
This is good preventive. Where
an animal is affected, take equal
parts of sulphur, charcoal, saltpet-
er and powdered ginger, mix thor
oughly and give tablespoonful
twice day in half pint OF warm
water, until cured, drenching the
animal from bottle. This RENEE
DIV has been known to cure when
the animals legs had become stiff.
-Epitomist.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
Woes of The Editor

The country editor was made to
w,ithe in keenest humiliation OF
spirit on receipt Of the following
scathing criticism by a subscriber
on the conduct Of his paper.
Dear Sur-I hereby cffer my re-
signation as a subscriber to your
paper, it being pamphlet Of such
small consequence as not to Benefit
nv family BY takin Of it. What
you need in your shete is bran's
and some one to russell up news
and rite edytoryals on sensible top
icks.
No menshion has been made in
your shete Of me butcherin pig
weighin 800 pounis. or OF the
gaips in the chickens out this way.
You stenjusly ignore the fact that
the dry rot is eatin things up out
here, and say nothin about Bill
Simpsons durham bull calf break
in its legs fallin down we'll, or OF
grandma Slpes havin the sore
leges.,
! Too important weddins here has
been utterly ignored by your kol-
umns, and two kolum obitchuary
writ BY me on the deth OF grandpa
Henry was left out of your shete,
to say nothin of alfabetical poem
beginnin with "a is for Andy and
also for Ark" writ by my darter'
This is why your shete is unpopu-
lar here. If you don't want eddy
tory his from this place and amt
goiu to put in no news in your
shete we don't want said sheet
Yours in disgust.
HIRAM DOAMs.
P. S.-If you print that obltchn-
airy in your next issoo | may sub
skribe again for your sbete.
Fl. D.
It'd. Bits.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
Simple Remedy for La Grippe.

La grippe coughs are danger
Gus as they frequently develop ioto
pneumonia. Foley's Honey and
Tar not only stops the cough but
heals and strengthens the lungs so
that no serious results need be
feared. The genuine Foley's Hon
ey and Tar contains no harmful
drugs and is in yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Sold by Mon
terey Druggist and Swadley Bros,
Vanderpool.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
A Prayer

Soul Of our sonls, Thou to whom
we turn for life and health, inspire
and quicken us, and by our wor'
ship prepare US for our work. Give
us a steadfast spirit, heart enslav'
ed by no appetite or passion, a will
guided by wisdom and firm for the
right. Give power to work and
power to wait, mercifully look up
on our infrmities, and those evils
which BY our frailty. our sin, OIL
our ignorance we have inyited,tn
from us. Transform evil into
good. Out Of mortal weakness
bring forth immortal strength
May the fire purify, and not con-
sumo; and. when we pass through
the rivers, may they not overwhelm
US. Stay with US from dawn till
eventide. Should the way be
rough and gloomy. may we put
our hand in Thine, and, if we are
led out into the dark, still let us
hold fast by Thee, and cast away
fear. In the crush and clang OF
life, may blessed calm often visit
us, telling thai a Holy Ghost has
entered in. and will not leave US
till we bid him go. Amen.-P. u,
Wizard.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
KEEPING OPEN HOUSE,

Everybod is welcome when we
feel good; and we feel that way on
~ when our digestive organs are
working properly. Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills regulate the scsion
Of stomach, liver and bowels SO
perfectly one can't help FEELING
good when he uses these pills. %
cents at all drug stores.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
A SENSATION

The marvellous curative proper
ties of Foley's Honey snd Tar hiss
proved a sensation in manv cases
Of severe coughs and colds that had
refused to yield to other treatment,
Foley's Honey and Tar will stop
YOUR cough, and expel the cold
from your system. Contains no
harmful drugs. Swadley Bros,
Vanderpool. Va. Sold by oil
Druggists, Monterey.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
No CASE ON RECORD

There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneu-
monia OF consumption after Foleys
Honey and Tar has been taken. 1t
stops the coughs and breaks up the
cold quickly. Refus any but the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in
yellow package Swadley Bros,
Vanderpool. Va. Sold by all
Druggists, Monterey.