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been able to cure in all its stages, and
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by builcing up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
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that it fails to cure. Send for list oil
testimonials.
Address F. j. CHENEY 8 co,
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Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
| Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation. adv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-11-28
A Large Bear.

A large black bear was seen last
Sunday near the top of the mountain
about the first turn on the West side,
on the road from Woodstock to Seven
Fountains. 1t was large black bear
supposed to weigh abort 300 pounds.
It was followed by two hounds and
seemed to be very tired.
Since the bears robbed hog pens
gone years ago In the lower Fort
Valley, few have been seen and these
have generally besn followed and
III lied. One uas killed last season.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-11-28
Married

AT the Lutheran parsonage on
November Goth, Mr.. Floyd J. Brad
field and Miss Ruth Hei>hman, cf
Hardy county, W. Va. Rev. S. w.
Kuhns officiating.
Mr.. Gilbert E. Russell and Miss
Fannie Foltz, on Wednesday at noon
at the Lutheran parsonage, Rev. S.
W. Kuhns officiating.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-11-28
Not Paint.

With linseed oil at 81, what sort O
oil 90 you think they use in paint
at 81. IS and ST. so.
That stuff is counterfeit paint. Yo,
can CHEAT yourself; you can't chea
Time or Weather.
Faint is rubbery coat over woo6
and iron to keep-out water.
Counterfeit paint may look like it
counterfeit money looks like money
What are all counterfeits for
They are all alike.
+. DEVOE
Valley Builders Supply Co. sells it
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LOCAL ADVERTISE MENTs

Candied orange peel, lemon peel
Id citron for sale at the Bakery.
Trunks and grips at J. Frank
Ramey's Harness Store.
Excellent mince pies, two sizes, al
the Bakery.
Collars of all kinds at J. Frank
Ramey's Harness Store.
Bread for dressing for Thanksgiving
turkeys at the Bakery.
Beuna Vista saddles at J. Frank
Ramey's Harness Store.
The best harness at J. Frank
Ramey's. Call and examine before
buying.
WANTED-10, 900 Black and Red
Oak r. r. Ties standard size. H. B.
CHAPMAN & Co. Nov. 4-3 mos
Parties desiring to close their Fer
tilizer and other accounts by note,
will please come forward at once and
do so without further delay, ]. L..
Boyer & Co.
Just received new supply of robes
and blankets which l am offering at
greatly reduced prices. j. Frank
Ramey, The Harness Man.
For safe fire insurance in the
strongest Old Line Companies in the
business, see M. w. Magruder.
Losses promptly paid. All Com
pauies in this agency have abundant
assets to meet any emergency. See
Mr.. Magruder and get his rates be-
fore insuring. None better.
The Lutheran Sunday School and
Choir is rehearsing on their Christ
mas Service, christmas Classics"
aud will render same 90 Sunday eve
ming, December 2sth.
All parties having Genre 1t. wall
plaster and feed bags of ours, should
please return them at once j. l.,
Boyer & Co.
A woman in Washington, was fined
81 90 for writing on pavement. Ii
she had been 10 Woodstock she could
have disfgured every pavement in
town, without fear or molestation.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. Francis A Hollingsworth and
Miss Jane Yeates Revelle, of Win
ston- Salem, N. c., on the 10th of
December.
FOR SALE-17 cows, I heifers, all
high grade Jerseys and l pure bred
bull, reason for selling is to settle an
estate. E. NJ. Harrisburg, Orange,
Va.
The members of the Aid Society of
the Lutheran church held supper
Friday evening at the home o. Mr..
and Mrs. r. s. Bowman on South
Muhlenberg street at which time a
satisfactory amount vas raised for
the benefit of the church.
For the past 20 years the agency oil
VI. w. Magruder has conducted the
fire insurance business to the salts
faction of his many patrons. When
you insure in this agency, you know
that your policy will be one that
safely and fully protects you. You
can get no larger Companies any
where, nor any better insurance. In
creasing business shows the conf
deuce of the people in the companies
in this agency.
Harrlsonburg, Va.-Cold storage
eggs from Indiana and Kentucky are
coming into Harrisonburg and un
derselling the product of the loca
hens from to 10 cents q dozen. The.
sell as low as 30 cents. A farmer il
Rockingham county packed his egg
in lime during the cheap season ant
is now bringing them to Harrison
burg and selling them at fancy prices
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-11-28
SHENANDoAr VALLEY LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.

Honey loaned at per cent. on real
state or good collateral security.
Savings deposits received in sums OF
N.00 or over, and interest allowed on
Iame.
@For particulars address the Com
pany at its home Office, or call on ].
W. Eberly, Strasburg G. w. Win
ale, Edinburg F. S. Pennybacker,
Mt. JsoHson I; or S. r. Hoover, New
Market Va.
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Advent Sunday

The new church year will begin with
the coming Sunday and the hours for
worship at the Lutheran church will
be ii a. m. and p. m.
Sunday chool at $50 a. m. The
public cordially invited.
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Mild Weather and That Awful
Diptheria Scare Has Caused
A Let Up in Business.

Accordingly our entire stock of
MEMS SUITS
will be sold at sacrifice pr cas-. Every
body come. No sach bargains in
Shenandoah County. Every yard OF
wool and wool mixed dress goods
will be sold at cost
We have joined the ANANIAS
CLUB, sugar sc per ID, cash.
SNARR & MILEY CO.,
Tons Brook, VA.
Noy. 2S-2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-11-28

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 26.-General
Villa and Colonel Juan Medina sent
word to the constitutionalist junta
here that the federals had been COM
pletely routed.
The dead On both sides are esti-
mated at from 600 10 1,500. Juarez
nd the small towns south of that city
are full of wounded. All OF the
Federal officers captured are reported
to have been executed at Villas ex-
press orders, together with num-
ber OF priyates.
s'On to Mexico City" is now the
cry of the Constitutionalists A
shortage Of ammunition may halt the
advance Of the rebels, although they
captured several government supply
trains north of Samalyuca, carrying
heavy consignments of munitions.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-11-28

Graham Wilson was convicted on
Wednesday of an assault on Miss
Kate Turner. The jury recommended
mercy which means . sentence of I to
20 years in the penitentiary. instead
OF electrOcution.
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Church Notes

There will be preaching service in
st. Paul's Reformed Church Sunday
morning.
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Horse Blankets and Robes.

Horse Blankets and Robes are now
sold at very low prices. If you want
one, call al once, as they sre bar.
gains. I. A Dysart a. co.
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Marriage Licenses.

Jacob F. Miller to Stella c. Bar.
ton.
Geo. F. GrandstaF to Mabel 0.
Evans.
COLORED.
Harry Boyce to Birdie Rowls.
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Trespass Notice.


All parties are hereby notified not
TO trespass on our lands, hunting,
trapping, fishing or otherwise. VIC
lators of this notice will be dealt with
according to law.
M. L. Doll,
E. f. Baker,
G. L. Smoot,
Vim. Goul,
w. 7. Clark,
w. s. French,
Eliza Dunkel,
Fillmore Robinson
Chas. |. Hotel,
S. J. Shaver,
Harry II. Hollingsworth
W. NJ. Hotel,
]. w. Hotel,
Oct pa mo pd b. F. Rodeffer.
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Cause of Insomnia.

Cause of Insomnia.
The r ost common cause of insomnia
is disorders of the stomach and con-
stipation. Chamberlain's Tablets
correct these disorders and enable
you TO sleep. For sale by AT Deal
e's. adv
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-02-08
A STORY OF ST. FRANCIS.

st. Francis of Assist once stepped
down into the cloister of his monas-
terry and, laying his hand on the Shout
der of young monk, said: Brother,
let us go down into the town and
preach"
So they went forth, the venerable
father and the young man, conversing
as they went.
They wound their way down the
principal streets, round the lowly al
legs and lanes, and even to the out
skirts of the town, and to the village
beyond, till they found themselves
back at the monastery again.
Then said the young monk: Faith,
err when shall we begin to preach >
And the father looked kindly down
upon his son, and said: "My child, we
have been preaching. We were
preaching while we we're walking. We
have been seen, looked at, our behav-
ior has been remarked, and so we
have delivered morning sermon.
All! my son, it is of no use that we
walk anywhere to preach, unless we
preach as we walk"
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DOCTORS OF THE CHURCH.

There are many doctors in the
Church, but. few of the Church. says
Pope Benedict XIV. Doctors of
the Church are men who have been
remarkable not only for sanctity, but
for the copious outpouring upon them
of the Spirit of Wisdom and Under
standing, for their eminent learning
and the important service they have
rendered to the Church in explaining
the truths of faith and morals, whence
they are called in the liturgy her light
-EccIesiae sanctae lumen-and the
credo is said at their Masses, as at
those of the apostles and evangelists.
There are nineteen Doctors of the
Church, whose names we give below
according to the date of their death:
A. d. 36S, St Milary, Bishop OF
Poitiers; A. D. 373, st. Athanasius,
Patriarch of Alexandria; 379, st. Basil,
Archbishop of Caesarea; S89. st.
Gregory Nazzianzon, Patriarch OF
Constantinople; S97, ST. Ambrose,
Archbishop of Milan; 4O7, St John
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THE CREATOR ON MARY's LAP.

BY Him, for Him were all things made,
Who once on Mary's lap was laid:
The mighty orbs that sweep through
space,
Far as the keenest eye can trace,
BY His controlling hand are swayed.
The lilies in leafy shade
That bloom their little hour and fade
Are crowned with sweetness and
with grace
BY Him, for Him.
He, Who in human garb arrayed,
Once toiled on earth and wept and
prayed,
Gave to each shining star it's place,
Babe every blossom lift it's face
Their differing glories all displayed
BY Him, for Him.
Richard Wilton.
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MATER cAsTIssIMA.

o gracious princess of the heavenly
courts,
The poets pen, the painters glowing
brush,
Their loftiest inspiration find in thee
To whom the highest place, save one,
is given
'Mongst heavenly thrones. And men
who ponder deep
Must feel the grandeur of the pure
soul depths,
OF her the gentle maid Of Nazareth
The Mother who could call her God
her Son.
Alas! that men there be rejecting still
Aught to her honor She whom the
Most High
Was pleased to honor. o most blessed
one,
Before whom angels knelt and muir
INJURED, Hail"
Plead till the world grown weary of
the night,
Weary of fruitless cropping for the
light,
Sobs at last, 20 Mother, lead us
home"
Catherine HGpeS in the
Los Angeles 7fdfn0s.
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+JOHN IRELAND,

Archbishop of st. Paul.
st. Paul, February 1, 1913.
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A SAINT FOR THE WEEK.
ST. HYAcINTHA MARlscoTTI.

Hyacintha was born of noble par
ents A. d. 1885, and educated in the
Franciscan convent at Viterbo. Though
not without piety, she showed herself
vain child, and despised her elder
sister, a holy nun in the same COM
munity. Her one desire was to marry,
and she was stung to the quick when
her younger sister was preferred to
herself as the bride of powerful
nobleman. In Difference to her par
ents' wish, and without any true voca-
ton, but fearing lest her refusal
should be attributed to jealousy of her
sisters marriage, Hyacintha now took
the veil. Her first act in the Third
Order of Penance was to build her
self separate apartments, which she
furnished luxuriously; and here she
lived for ten years, careless alike of
the public scandal, of her Superior's
reproaches, and of her sisters tears
At length change came. Being
Frustrated by fever, she went for a
confessor. The sight of her costly
furniture kindled the holy man.
wrath, and he refused to absolve her,
saying that hell, not heaven was for
her" The words struck home Clad
in poor habit, she descended to the
refectory, and on her knees begged
pardon for her shameful life. She
rose up a new creature, and, after
twenty years of heroic penance, died
A. D. 1910, in poverty, modification,
and obedience, the model of perfect
| nun
Hyacintha began her new life by
handing over her whole property to
the abbess, preserving only crucifx
for herself The filthy WORKOUT tunic
of a dead lay-brother replaced her
delicately-woven habit, and the preci-
Gus hours which had been wasted in
idle gossip were now spent in strict
seclusion and constant work. The
rich presents which still poured in
upon her she dedicated to the sanctu-
airy or to the poor; and the world
which had encouraged her selfish
luxury, now reproached as extrava.
CANT, her care for the house of God
Yet in spite of cutlery and calumny a
secret virtue went forth from her
tearstained cell. She reformed first
herself, then the community, and last.
ly the city of Viterbo Careless livers
and profiigate sinners alike sought her
advice, and learned from her own lips
the precious secret how, after years OF
evil habits, to begin anew.
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ing of the grievOusness of the sin OF
emitting the hearing of Mass, and
Of the consequences flowing from that
sin. Let priests do more-going out
into highways and byways,' seeking
the erring Catholic, impressing upon
him in loving and earnest words the
duty of hearing Mass. If l were to
say what I believe to be the most i'm
portant and most vitaliZing work of
the ministry, should say, it is the
bringing of the people to hear Mass
on Sunday. If I were to say what of
all other tokens / deem the most sig
nificant of faithfulness to God in a
parish, / should say, it is the fulfil
ment of the precept: observe the
day of the Sabbath to sanctify it, as
the Lord, thy God, hath commanded
thee"
My prayer is that the precept be
well remembered in every parish of
the Diocese of st. Paul. Then shall
know that all is well in the portion of
the Vineyard entrusted to my care:
then will the dews of Heaven fall
bountifully upon it's fields, then vir.
tues will terminate, that make of it
"a spectacle to the world, and to
angels and to men,"
This letter will be read in every
Church of the Diocese of ST. Paul on
Sunday, February the ninth, the pre-
ceding Sunday being reserved for the
Lenten regulations.
+JOHN IRELAND,
Archbishop of St. Paul.
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Four-foId PURPOSE Of the Holy
Sacrifice.

IF thou didst know the gift of God,
and who it is that saith to thee, Give
me to drink: thou perhaps wouldst
have asked him, and he would have
given to thee living water" AS once
to the woman of Samaria, so, we
must believe, Jesus today speaks to
each one of us from the Eucharistic
altar.
If only we had the proper under
standing of what the Mass means, of
the spiritual treasures that are there
hidden, slight need there we're of a
command of the Church to bring US to
take part in it.
In the Mass the Saviour makes
Himself ours, one with us, so that
with us and for us He speaks to the
Godhead. 1t is no longer we who
worship, who give thanks, who plead
for pardon, who pray for graces: it
is He, whose merits are infinite, whose
approach to the Godhead must needs
be welcome, because, as Saint Paul
declares, of the reverence" due Him.
summarize the teachings of the
Church with regard to the acts of the
Saviour in the sacrifice of the Mass.
The Mass is an act of worship.
Worship we may strive to give: but
what we give is totally inadequate to
the requirement of divine Majesty.
Only in the prostration of the Infinite,
is infinite grandeur duly and adequate
" recognized and honored Well, in
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-02-08
FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT.

EPlSTLE: In all things, let
US exhibit ourselves as the min
listers Of God. -. by the ar
mour of justice on the right
hand on the left, by honour and
dishonour, by evil report and
good report; as deceivers, and
yet true; as unknown, and yet
known; as dying, and behold we
live; as chastised, and not
killed; as sorrowful yet always
rejoicing; as needy, yet enrich
ing many; as having nothing,
and possessing all things.
GOSPEL: Then the devil
took him up into the holy city,
and set him upon the pinnacle
Of the temple, and said to him,
if thou be the Son of God, cast
myself down; for it is written,
That he hath given his angels
charge over thee, and in their
hands shall they bear thee up
lest perhaps thou dash thy foot
against stone. Jesus said to
him, 1t is written again, Thou
shalt not tempt the Lord thy
God.
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from Mass, the child stays away: the
parent has not the courage to COM
mand obedience, where he himself
disobeys. If still he does command,
the word is sheer hypocrisy: and
while, perhaps, the child obeys under
constraint, he looks forward to the
time when constraint will cease, and
he will be free to do as father or
mother had been wont to do-stay
away from Mass To the parent neg
lectful of Mass on Sunday, make bold
to say: Suffer, if you will, the loss
of your own soul: it is your own. But,
for mercy sake, save the souls of your
little ones: teach them by example
to sanctify the Lords Day, by attend
ance at the holy sacrifice of the Mass.
No Catholic parent loves to look for
ward to see his children faithless to
God and the Church. Yet, that is
what in all likelihood he will see in
saddest reality, if now his example
leads away from the practice of re-
igion. Then will he mourn and
weep: it will be too late. The fatal
path has been trodden in childhood,
and unto the end it will be trodden.
pray you, parents, take heed: re
member the threat of the Saviour:
See that you despise not one of those
little ones: for / say to you, that the
angels in Heaven above see the face
of my Father who is in Heaven
and there demand punishment for the
scandal given to them.
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Chrysostom, Patriarch of CONSTANT
nople; APO, st. Jerome, priest, (and
some add, Cardinal); 4S0, st, Angus
tine, Bishop of Hippo; $50, ST. Peter
Chrysologus, Archbishop of Ravenea;
400, st. Leo, Pope; 6O4, st. Gregory,
Pope; COG, st. Isidore, Archbishop of
Seville; 1912, ST. Peter Damian, Car
dinal, Archbishop of Ontria; 1909,
st. Anselm, of Canterbury; 1853, st.
Bernard, Abbot of Clairvaux; 1874,
st. Thomas Aquinas, priest; 1874, st.
Bonaventure, CardinaEBishop of Al
bano; 1922, St. Francis of Sales,
Bishop of Geneva; 1887, st. Alphon-
sus Liguori, Bishop OF SAINT Agata de
Coti.
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DECHRISTIANIZING EFFECT OF
SECULARIZED EDUCATION.

In an autograph letter addressed to
Cardinal Cavallari on the occasion of
the celebration of Social Work. in
Venice, when the vital question of re-
ligiOn in the schools was made the
sole topic of discussion, His Holiness
Pope Plus X, wrote:
1--WE, too, like all who have at heart
the preservation of the faith and the
welfare of society, have had unfortu-
nately an impression Of the grave
danger which by reason of the tend
ency of the lay school to dechristian-
ize the people threatens not only re-
ligien, but also and perhaps still
more, society and the entire nation
a danger of shipwreck for the Cath
Ole faith and with it for the lasting
culture and the civilizing mission
historically appertaining to that faith.
In the face of fact so grave as
that of the ostracizing of religious in
struction from the schools, which con-
tains in itself real attack on the sa-
cred right of Italian parents, who
have a faith and a conscience to hand
down to their children, it was newt
able that there should be reaction,
unanimous, collective, energetic, a
united rallying, as it we're on the part
of Catholics; and lively hope of a bet
ter future is produced by the fact
that they are moving and agitating
after the example of other civilized
nations, in defense of religious teach
ing and for the restoration of the
reign, now trodden under foot, OF
that rightly understood liberty which
constitutes in the minds and wills Of
Catholics, what it is in reality, the
greatest factor of prosperity and Of
social economic welfare"
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other instance of divine love and for
bearance. But when we can go, and
do not go, the sin is mortal.
The dreadfulness of mortal sin! At
once the soul is stripped of sanctify-
ing grace: the sweet countenance of
God is turned from it: if now sum-
moned before the Supreme Judge, it
is banished from Gods love and pres
ence, doomed to eternal punishment.
The Catholic .wilfully remaining
away from Mass on Sunday morning
offends God mortally. Furthermore,
he deprives himself of the graces SO
much needed the coming days of the
week. 1t is dreadful to face the
worlds wickedness, without the sun.
shine of Gods love, without the
Strengthening help of Gods hand
Mercies we're offered: the Saviour
was on the altar, to bless all who
drew nigh. But He was scorned: and
now the scorner goes forth to trial and
temptation, "alone and poor alone
and poor" through his own perverse
ness, his own free-willed rejection Of
the gifts of the Almighty God.
The Sin of Missing Mass on Sunday
Abyss calleth on abyss" One sir
prepares the way for another He
who misses Mass on one Sunday, il
likely to miss it the next Sunday-tC
miss it on subsequent Sundays. Tn,
pretexts are the same; the will i:
weaker in resistance. No help comes
from Heaven: Heavens graces ar
flung aside, and meantime evil habit ii
weaving busily its tyrannous meshes
1t comes at last that Mass is al
ways forgotten: that Catholic faitl
itself is forgotten. We must not blinI
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The Duty of Pastors.

l turn to priests charged with the
salvation of souls of parents and of
children, praying that they omit no
effort in bringing the members of
their flock, one and all, to the proper
sanctifcation of the Sunday. Again
and again let them preach the duty Of
sanctifying the Sunday, telling Of the
graces held in reserve in the Mass
for those willing to receive them, tell
Arizona republican., 1913-05-11

members of the federated clubs, Miss Alice Redewill delegate from the Mu- sicions' club of Phoenix, having the necessary endorsement by the board of directors of her club, filled in an unexpected gap in the program by playing Mendelssohn's Prelude and Fuge Opus 35
 The next biennial will be held in Los Angeles in 1915. when prize of s10,000 will be awarded by. the federa- ton for the best American opera. The competitors for this prize must be