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A.-Wiufcr Oniits for Gentlemen of Free
MAN BrRNS - ard - fBloa street Rules for self
measurement patterns OF goods aut Price st mailed free
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GERMANY.

Resianati0n of Prussian Minister.
BERLIN, Oct. 20, 1889.
Baron Won der Heydt, Minister OF Finance, has
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The New York citizen and Round Table, consoli-
dated during the last quarter, makes return OF
S6023.
Within the past six months the clipper and the
FrdiseO-AnterCda have removed from the district.
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A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Hat for
geatamens New York and sold br
ESrENSCfiE1p, lis Nassau street.
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Royal Havana LOttory.-lFixes Paid Ia Gs1ilg
furnished Tue cheat raid far Dsn5 ans
anu al kinds OF Uoii and Slv6f.
TAYLOR 4 co. BANKERS, Is auarsss. ~.
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Match Beyond COMMANDMENTS New
York Match Company, No. / Park place, scliur
their rARLOR MATCH round wood boxes to the trade
ten per gTors less than other quality
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A.--NNinter OuiHts for Boys NJ Freeman &c
RNRRs I.s sind 10 FULTON street kues Tor self measure
neht pails goods aud pce ii mailed sppuCa
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A.-Tc-t ihc Merits of ssChcrry Prctorai
TNUGiA eis tud thruatSt superior 20 at 9TH
efa lsiafa3e uute ne horrible tasted brown things.
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A.-Pubiic Opinion Establishes the Face
that The EGYPTIAN HAIR CoLoRlNG is the cheapest,
safest and only eec,ual preparation for restoring tina org
nal color o. the hair now used AGENT GEo. WIN. SOUTH
WITCH, IS Vesey s;rcet.
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for
Ladies' Fdrs
On Tuesday October s6,
We exhibit large and attractive assortment comprising
every article IN demand.
Stgas to please the fasiidious
Prices - INSET lhe present order OF economy.
WARNOCR 4 CO,
Al3 Broadway
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The swiss Manufactures rompanv, ca sass
Fourteenth street linton square Importers and DeAcs
Swiss Carved GoodA,
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China waSie Services.
sdmcsang ofena aa8 sery blaaaL gsg y 500 prr ssl
nNf sfDN HMNIMhKs
H. lAs, 4s1 teifen stree, hssoAAga
Goods delivered m Ne4 York.
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Pere Hyncintiic, Wh0, Onc aIoralna Lately.
awoke nnd hin'ef famous L nov among Yesterday
he walked down broadway incu& a. point ne
sonped errjanline uSuw ~ Nl fAmiF' stood ~ ~
Ta church, and then, crossing The street,
establshmenl OF KNOX, the Halter 22 HrUaawAr. Wnea
he came Oa usar0us Vie OF The style Adorned as
level head Comment = unnecessary.
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a Rheumatic sufferer Wastes His Mon.

on nmcnts eeericly external applications, preparations
OF ioddn of p0tassae cochcu mercury. &c, which pro-
dnce but temporary reef while permanent
rnntcd bY Dr FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
REMEDY amount paid refunded (ess i've per CENT? De-
Pot "a Broadway. Communications answered.
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T'ELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Paris Tranquil and Napoleon
Abroad.
PARTY DIVISIONS In SPAIN.
Threatened Resignation Of the
Regent.
FRANCE.
-~~-~-~s~-~~-~,~~s.s..~>--
order and Prrcassiss.
PARIS. oct. 25-Noon.
me city ~ entirely tranquil. the government has
tsssu great precautions 70 quart against disorder
oat no manifestation II nxcly 10 occur.
Parss Remains Trarausi-Nspe,een Out Of
Doors.
PARIS, oct 2s-sPM
The city hes remained perfectly tranquil up to this
hour.
the threatened demonstration haa not been made
ana no disturbance whatever has occurred.
THE Emperor went cut this afternoon IN an open
carriage, and drove through some OF the principal
streets.


MADRID Oct ~. 1852.
by French Atlantic Cabie.
General Prim has today written aud published .
letter announcing that the Minister sehor Gorilla
accepts the notifications made by the other mem
bers Of tho Cabinet In the ecclesiastical finance sec
tion Of tho Treasury budget reducing the amount
thirty per cent
The Ministerial crisis IN Madrid has consequently
t0rminated
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G.apT.rd'a Oriental rrpuu,, - 70 Ter rot-
Le. - Boal suss "a ga tf14sTAy saa dfasxsis
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LIVERPOOL, oct. 30 1862.
The steamship Nemesis. built for the Peninsular
and Oriental Company WIN sail on Saturday next
for New YORK, having been substituted Tor the
steamship China, which was TO have sailed that day.
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usr Rfrsf rin-- rNnuax ~ every Describe
uoa % w. asrsppl.ts 49, fs.i.A4 as.A'ss naa~"
Nassau strFrt
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Tho Regent and tho Facfionisfs.
madrid. Oct. "a. 1909.
n Is reported that Marshal serrano threatens 10
resign the regency In Of rupture between the
unionists and progressists.
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A New Discovery

In CHEMISTRY.
CLEAR AS WATER.
WITHOUT SEDIMENT
OPEN TO THE LIGHT.
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO IT'S NATURAL COLOR
PHALoN'5 vITALIA,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
\ Tale of Love.

One quiet night in leaIy June. when
bees and birds were all in tune, two
lovers walked beneath the moon. The
might was fair--so was the maid, they
walked and talked beneath tho shade,
with none TO harm or make afraid. Her
name WAS Sue. and his WAS Jim. md rs
he WA. In. and she was slim. ha took to
her an, she TO him. Says Jim TO Sue.
" Bv all tho snakes that Squirm among
the bush and brakes. like You bcttern
buckwhcat cakes" Says Sue to Jim.
Since you've begun it, and been and
come and done it. like YOU next TO n
new hunuet.' Says Jim to Sue, My
hearth you've busted; but have al
WAYS gals mistrustcd.' Says Sue to
Jim. II will be true; il YOU love me
~ I lovo YOU. no knife can cut our love
in two" Says Jim to Sue, "ThrouSh
thick and through thin, If you're true
connt ME in. III court no other gal
a.iu." Jim leaned to Sue. aMd sue
leaned to Jim. his nose just touched
her Jockey brim; four lips went-wcnt
ahcm ! ahcm and then
-thcn-and THEN! Oh! gals, beware
of men III June. aud underneath tho
ailvor moon, when frogs and crickets
arc in tnnc. lcst your name DC in the
paper soon.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

\ MAN who was up to thing or
two, once offered to bet that no could
proyc that this side orthe river was the
Other side. His challenge was soon &C.
ccptctl, and bet Of ten dollars made
when, pointing to the opposite shore
OF the river, he shrewdIy asked, "Is
not that ono side Of tho river"
Yes" was the immediate answer.
agreed, said the man; land isnot
this tho other sidc?"
YES" said the other. ..
Then" said tho mau, "pay mo my
ten dollars, for by your own confession
hSvo proved thnt This side OF tho river
Is the oLtcr side" .....
The dumb.foundcd antagonist, over
como by this profound logic, smmedi.
a,ely paid the money.
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Emigration 10 West Virginia.
To The IItitor Of tie Tribune:

To The Ettitor Of hc Tribune:
SIX: Your repeated advice to youn"
men, and 10 the superPhundant popula'
ton Of the Eastern cities and States
generally. TO cmigratc. TO tho West, has
already placed many not only in COM
Portable but in Independent circum.
stances, and has also made fortunes for
not 81 few. But while Missouri, Kan
sas and other portions Of the Far West
hold out strong inducements to clni-
grants, there il 4 State much nearer
home whose advantages are inferior to
no State in the Union, which has been
sinSuarly overlooked. 1 mran west
Virginia. The area of this State is
about 230W square miles and the pop
ulalion at the last census wns little
less than IO0,000-it must now exceed
halt million. The Ohio river washes
the western border OF the State for 4
distnuco OF 800 miles and the whole
State Ia in,ersccted by numerous rivers
md creeks, as Guy, aud tho Big and
Little Sandy, Elk, New River and
GauIey, and tho Little and Great Kan.
awha. The Cnco OF the countryis gene
rally hilIy md rough, bnt not incapr-
BILE Of cultivation, and the land is re-
markably fertile. Along the rivers, the
bottom lands are as rich aud productive
as any lands IN tho whole country.
Many ofthem are covered with highly
valuable. timber. The mineral re-
sources OF tho State are vast and valu-
able. The coal aud the iron especially
arc Of the very best quality, and III in
exhaustible quantities. The best cam
ucl coal in this country Is fonnd on the
Great Kauawha and It's tributaries. IN
veins from four to ten feet thick. Tho
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad, extend.
inc from tide water bciow Richmond
to the mouth of the Big Sandy River,
on tho Kentucky line, distance Of 40
milea, runs directly ncross the whole
State of West Virginia, and will Ioon
be finished. making the shortest and
best route from all tho great centres Of
trade ia tho West 10 tide water In the
East. The own srs Of large tracts Of
land are dividing them upAnto farms
OF suitable size. and offcringth for
aale on terms within thn.r0ach Of al
most every enterpris!ng manf. Very
mauyt farms can bo" had. with small
bousos aud scveral acres cleared and
under cultivation. Half the county Of!
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
Original 9oettg.
Iros the Journal.
The raupcr'S Epitaph.

Out OF the way ut my kindred!
They'll never have 10 toll
To civ" iuc fpu'l and r"imGnt.
While sleep beneath the soil:
Out OF tho why OF my ncighh"rS'
They'll never br taxed any moro.
To clv" u srunty inorSrl
To nc. In the hons" OF III" poor:
Ou, Of the way OF the D'cior.
With my features pnl" and cann':
Ou, OF th. way "t the rich mln--
For I'm out of the way ut U;iM'
On. Of the way OF tho Watchers
They'll never watch again
Wlth rycllIS dro"pinS heavily
Fog I'm ou; OF the way vi l'I!":
ont OF the way of the sunshine!
=. c.Lst no shadow for aye:
Ou, of tn" way "t the grass and flowers
My feet ar" hidden to-day:
Gu; "t ;h,. way in tn" church -yari:
.\m ia y"ur way. - d"":
Or may | IL. h'Sid' r"i.
Without tina; dreadful dread:
I'VE xlni beneath the damp ,u;!.
On, "t ,hr way ot III" n.nsi.
.lal rr., in cold AMI s!h'n'"~-
rutu Hr TTy az i"S'!' =,
". =. II. Feb. lSn.
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Putnam one Of the best counties on the
Great Kanawha River, IL owned by
non.residcuts. and they are now offer.
Ing their lands for sale. both coal and
farming landa, III quantitiGst to suit pur-
chasGrs. Those. therefore, who arc
disposed to engage In. coal mining or
farming on 4 large, or small scale. in
fruit or grape growing, or sheep rails.
ing. or In manufacturing IN any depart.
mcnt. will find in West Virginia the
most inviting prospects.
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: TIE HoxSS II Ao1-Whsn Abraham
Lincoln was . lawyer in Illissis; hs
lsd tho Judge once got 70 baAtsring
one smother Sbout trading hoSoes, sud
It WAS agreed thSt the ue1t morDinY at
nine o'clock, they should make trade,
and tho horses 70 DO unseen till that
hour, and no backing ont ,undst'a for.
fcit Of 9&. At tho hour 'appoIhtcd,
the Judge came up, leading tho sorricst
looking specimen Of, horse ever seen
in those parts. Ina !SN mInate., Nr.
raeap IasSap wv 'i.n horn, boa., ms
Great, wore the shouts Ind laughter OF
the crowd, and both .Hsre great y In.
creased, when ". Lincoln. on tsurv.y-,
ing the Jg3kys : inimit. ssE down on his
saw hort, and 'exoilimed; 14W eli.
JudR 10 ths first Tins i 'ever got
the,w6TIt Of II in : .holse trade IS
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IN FRANCE, schools are established
and maintained By tho Joint aid Of tho
State, the departments, fees Of pupils
and individual contributions ''Thc
very poor arc exempted from paying
school fees. Theso arc called "com.
muual schools," and whiIo religious
10 given, those differing III
their religious views from the major
ity aro not compelled to receive it. and
ministers Of different faiths are admit.
ted to visit tho. schools and instruct
their respective scholars. Den6niina-
tional schools, how ever, have incrcas.
cd, and aro regulated on tho strIetest
principles Of exelusiycnSss. They form
ous.third Of the entire number Of
schools. Out Of I,$80W children At
tending tho schools,ra million and \
half arc admitted fres OF shsrgs. T. !.
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Why l Want the Boys to Learn
Farming.
lY HORACE GHi.LLEi.

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- .,,u, rur>ui, which ministers iii.
r,.c,,y T., The ma,rrial on pay,:cal
r,,.,I. of mankind, NV reasons for
iii. .ruuyic,iou are summed up II, i"l.
lnxs.
Th. demand for intellectual Ia
,,,r ,r i. nroduct,. and even .ov mrr.
.,,,;l, c,n,,i,r j. rycrrdiurly Capri
r;nus, Ina season OF rommrrcia! pros
r.,.;,v = .rra, city affords employment
70 thousands ~ clerks. bopk .krrpcrS.
teacher, Of mu,;c, languages. etc. etc.
who will nearly all br lett high and
,l,.y by The cbb ofthr tide. War. pc>,i-
l,ncr' 4 bad harvest, business rrvul-
sion, throws them suddenly out u, rm-
nlovmrui, and no merit Gr excellence
nn their par, can avert the catastrophe.
/ would have every one so armed and
rouipp.d for the battle OF lil'c that. il
smId.n,y unhorscd, he can fight on
cE.i.n,iv and und;>m,yrd on foot.
II. The professions aru .rrar;uliy
oyrrcrow,lcd. \ Western village is
hulr pcnplcd by doctors. lawyers. anil
,.lcrrymrn, who have rushed in ahead
nj ,hc expected ilool OF immigration.
Like miners in the Sirrrc Nevada or
Rnrky Mountains, they have scvrrallv
stakcd on, their claims. and are wait
in" for. others to come in and help
,,rrclop aud work ,hcm TO mutual
nroiit. But "whilc the grass grows.
ihe s,ccL .tarvrS." Whatever may
br thoir fortune ten or twenty years
hcucc-apd cycm,s arc constantly in
icrnnsiu" TO bias, their san.unc hopes
-doctor, lawvrr, minister, are often
winning bu, 4 mca"rc, prccarious sup
nnr, ,nr ,h, present. IL cannot dig
to to bry | am ashamed" is the plaint
whicn many would utter ii they could
atFnrd TO be frank and ou,spokrn.
::Thnns,nds .ulrrr and .tarycr on, op.
nr.ssrd by wuu, aud ever incrca.im.
rrh, who would gladly take refuge in
nroJurtiy. industry, ii they had bcrn
;r,incL TO familiarity with pitchiorks
and nlourh handles. They would out
~row thcir urr,cnt en,barrassmcnts it
:: wrrc NO, for the ncw doctors, law
r. %crs and clsrrymon annually ground
Sut 70 compctc with them for practice
o. o. PARISHES and whose training is as
hclnIrsslv onc.sidcd as their own. I
would Qualify the professional men
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

TIE Into Rev. Dr.. Sutton, vicar OF
Sheffield, onco said TO the latc Mr.
prcch, n veterinary aurgeon:
"Mr. Pcech. how Is It that yon have
not called upou ,ne for your &C.
count?" .... .......
oh" said Nr. Pcech, "lineVor ask
4 gentleman for money" -.
Indeed /" said tho vicar, then how
do you get on II no don't payf
why" replied Mr.. Peech. after .
certain time ! conclude that he's NOT n
gentleman, aud then ask him
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AFTER TIE DANCE

cI,ArL1s-TrlI MO, Laura, Why that sadns,s'
Tell nas why that looI Of cAro7
-. ..... Why has dod that look Of RlIdneaS
:. That thy taoc WAS wont 10 wcaT7
LArnA -. Charles, It's uhelcss 70 dissAmhis. '''
r4.0,s i..s We'll my face may wear tsoNp,
For I've hAs my largest 62le.p!n.
AMI my cbtSnop'G % ming down.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

TIE Philadelphia Hm'icl'n. %! Frhru-
AIRY 20, confirms the following: Mr..
James T.. Murdoch gave one OF hi>
popular defamation entertainments n
M",Irrou Hall, in Washington. "n last
Monday evening. 1T which Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuyler ColIax were present.
M9. Murdnrh rcritrd Reads famous
poem. 'Shrridan'> Ride. and prr;arrd
il with thc remark that hr had Spc.
chilly desired 10 "irr tlii> poem az the
anthor had written il. because lir per-
crivrd in one OF the popular school,
books recently Introduced, the Text
had been tamprrrd with. and, whrr"
Mr.. Read wrote the true word trail
tors the word Iurmrn, had been in.
tcrpolatrh: lac wished to stand by the
truth ~ Buchanan Read had written IT.
\ witness OF the scene which followed
this patriotic OutburSt says that the
audience, which consisted largely OF
officers and soldiers. broke out with
such 4 demonstration Of enthusiastic
appreciation OF the sentiment rs has
rarely been exhibited by any aSscm.
bla.c in Washington"
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What we may Expect Of General
Grant.
By CHARLES q. CAME.

Grant.
BY CHARLES q. CAME.
FIRST, General Grant will be Prcsi-
dent in fact rs we'll rs in name. AS we
have seen, he never was II man to hcsi-
tate about exercising any amount "i
|powcr that might be contldcd 10 him.
In .ack<on's place, he might not have
said, II take the responsibility but
he would have taken it, nevertheless,
and said nothing about il. Even one
OF h- associates in the Galcna leather
store understood this pccuIiarity well
enough 10 give Governor Yates OF
| Illinois. who had confessed his inablil-
ty to get ut the special capacltie" OF
this Captain Grau,,' the following
! good advice: "Thc way to deal with
l.im is TO .nsk him. no questions, but
simply or,p.' him to duty. he will obey
promptly" The people have now
summoned this same prompt oihcer 10
bc President ut the United Staira, nnd
! that hc will be. ltNuy individuals high
/ in position or prone 10 intrigue indulge
! the hope OF managing or improperly
influencing Mr.. John>un's successor
| it only rcnninS for them, seeing how
blInd they have been TO the plalnc"t
,,,,r,,. ~ r,r,.r, LiS,urv IN take, lesson
r rIn., !, tL,. .chnnI nj ryurriruc. and
pay their tuition.
S,.nrlIv !, j. lint , reasonable calcu.
latin, ,I,.i G.nrr.l Gruul. i'm the dis
,I,r,,. nr ,Lr ilu,irs uI III. Presidency,
,,;II ,,;, , ,uh.,,u,i,I succr,s not uu.
>u,,,,l ,n hi, martial rrnown. Iulccl
i,inr-,,u,hs or those who have risen
,bov, IN, folly OF conluuudin. the
.i,t of uu,.ular or:t,urv with executive
InIcn, conccdr u,rra,ly that he has alI
,L,. ,naiu rrnui>i,c. ,nr administering
,h,. aIr,ir, OF the country ut this time.
c,,,.ur ru..ihly. ,h, iuIorina,iuu de-.
,.,,,i ,rn,u luu,r civil rxurrirucr. IliS
.t,.n.,,I> shin rryru,, Governing ability
~ ,hr bi"br>, order. circumspcr,ion
ouIy matched bv energy, and am uurr.
riuI iuru!,y for selecting the right
men for sulordina,rs. "A, TO the posi-
! hi, deficiency alluded tu,--:nl We
!, mus, ALWAYS bear in mind that there
lis no special ,rainin. school for the
prrsidrnrv.--(icnrral Grant i. the son
OF III. lime. and, though ne may not be-
learned in the ,,atr>,nan,hip "l' books,
hr rnmprchrnds his own a1r. Start
in. with that pu!iliral M5"'" r""', the
mind OF an army Understanding real
! Is voted but once before the war l"r
, Ruchaman0 and having always regret
ted thlt.-.nc enjoyed the excellent
privilege OF havin. nothing /" unlrarn.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

:. Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, can
boast Of cave no less wonderful!thau
tho famous cave Of Kentucky: II Is
believed to bo twenty miles ,in extent;
and abounds III curious. chambers -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
\ TEWKSUCRl

|
-, rrrvsu,py
\ llnGSliEAp OF MoLASscS.--A gro
Ger i'm Worcester. Mass. the olhcr ua!'
,rn n hog>hcah OF molnsScs standing III
his back yard with the heat out y
!i,t!r Irish boy climbed up Oh thc eoSc
OF the h"@shcad TO get cNa'se ~
sticking his fingers into tue m"!"SScs
and thcn licking them. ou1ueh.! nc
lost his balance 2nu fcli hc;'l HTst 'n'o
the molaSSrS up to his heels. some
body SAW him fall in. and run and took
| him out and led him home. as not
lac the sweetest bny that ever You
heard OF!
! \ Boy AND CiAM.--ln NcWloh'
! Sussex County. y. D.. one daE. some
months ago. II boy went INTO hlS 'a'h-
rr> cellar. where hr found hhe iarH'
clam open. ltr took II up ana put MS
tongue between the shells to MStr the
juice. when the cI"m closed l's doors
and squeezed thr boy Sl"n"u''So uSnt'
lr that the b'ood began To come out
! The boy WAS ia great pam Tor So'hr
time. but finally i man came IN" cur
the muscles OF "a" clam with kh'ic'
and set the boys t"ngn" 'rre' OUT ne
had 4 swollen tongue tor hong '''l'
a!i"rwar'i. ID" YOU KNOW "h'' '"e
muscles "ra clam AZ" =,
CARRIED AWAY Ef \ NlrE'-A i"',
named Power. lirin" III i place c"'''''
ta>tI"cornrr. III lrrland, one Hav' sew
! cral years ago. made very large Rite.
! lie tied strong cord 10 II, and WHEN
! Il >iron" wind WA, blowing, went out
and IT,, i; llv in the air. IL assembled
very fast until IL hnH taken the full
length o: the cord. which hrcanc en-
tanylr,l around Powers hand. He
could not get his han'l free; 80 The hI"
Hi" pulled him right up mt" The air'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

The oil regions OF Pennsylvania pro.
ducod, in 1850. $1,000 barrels; ~ 1861,
2,l6.6OO barrels and IN 1858, 3,7l5, 4l.
Quite q handsome increase. Tho total
amount OF oil produced during the ten
years wns 04,033 barrels, which 10
most extraordinary .....
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

Arxr E. was trying to persuade
littlc Eddy to retire At shutdown.
" You see, my dear, how the littlo'
chickens 20 TO roost at that time ?"
eyes, Aunty," replied Eddy. "but tho
old ken always goes with them" p.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

help that wna not hindrancc, | have
known our city TO be throngcd with
weary. sad petitioners for "solnethin"
to lo." If our current education were
not plun,lcr or fraud, this could
not be-.