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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29


4 Coop MEMoxY.-As general Thin
VIC read too muck, and think about what
we read too little. The consequence il.
that the most Of tie people We meet
know something, in superficial way
about almost everything and a very lit
lie IN "a thorough way, about anything.
Not n tenth pprt Of what is read Is ro-
membercd after the book. magazine or
newspaper is laid aside. Danisl Web
sier. WHO bad q rich store of information
on almost every subject Of general in
terest, on being asked how it WIS ho
could remember go accurately, rsplisd
that IL had been his habit for years to
reflect for a short time on what he had
read, end 50 Gx all the facts and ideas
worth remembering in his mind. Any
one who does this will bs surprised how
retentiye his memory will become. ana
how long after reading book or inter.
esting article The best portions thereof
will remain.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
DIRECTORY Of Uannfsb,re Co Court

The eessions OF the County Court tepin. on
She Syst TurtdRye in Jasnory, , pril and Ucto.
he, ard on The last Tuesday in jolly, in each
year. Tie July session is the Levy Court
J"in !. Fsrce, ESQ, Z esident, 8. II. vii E.
lims ont David PUeb. E.qrs., Commissioners
CIRCUIT COURTS. ,-S
For 'hc County &C EIanrpshire on The -drst
r-fdny IN February, the second Tuesday in
Mry, and on tho third Tuesday in September.
Ecr JGmss y. Armstrong, Judge H. ~.
Tie Circui. Courts for the several Counties q.
lis, The twelfth judicial Cyc;tt val hereafter
commence and be held rs fol.s IS: ts
tOt the cnusty of HARDY, on the ,eccpd Tines.
Gay in March, the l-st Euecdny in Hay and the
f.st Tuesdsy in October.
roy ire county Of L .al., on tho fourc, Tues
9"y in Mach, the first Tuesday in JUICE. ead
'se third tuesday in October rE
For The county of Pendleton ou the sccon 1
Nedresday in April, the Wednesday after III.
second Tuesday in June and The fret WedLes-
day 10 November.
For he county If Mineral on the second
tuesday IN January, the flnrth Tuesday in A.
iiI, end The hrst Tuesday in Ser,enber. =
f'ss- - >. - SS'-
Professional C'rrfFs ~
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1t is estimated that there are 2 1000.
900 children in The United States who
are outside of all Sunday.school edu-
cation and iuiluencc----It is related
OF the famous baker, Don Jose de Sa,
lamanca, who died recently, that in
1898 he gave single dinner that cost
$50, 900 mo principle is more no,
BILE, as there is none more holy, than
that OF true obedience. Henry Giles
----Chiidrcn and young people should
be made TO hold their heads up aud
shoulders back, while standing, sitting
or working AS this is the Ccason to
know 1t, florist says that to wrap
flowers or a boquet i'll \ wet newspaper
keeps them moist, cool and fresh bet
ter than any other protection. The
stem OF boquet SO wrapped does
nearly rs well as if in water The
Berkeley County Agricultural Fair
Grounds, located 1T Martinsbure.
were cold on the 18th ult., and pur.
chasediby number of responsible per-
sons whose intention it is to ore anize.
as soon as possible, u new association,
free from all Indebtedness. 1t is the
purpose of the purchasers to hold a
fair this fall. The price paid for the
grounds and building was $4,000.
1.-The Post Office Department has
ruled that when registered package
envelope is forwarded from post
office Unsealed, if depreciation is
committed on such unsealed package,
and the depreciation cannot be traced
directly to the person committing it,
the mailing postmaster will be held
responsible for the loss because of his
neglect Of AUTHORIZATIONS homing
pigeons, owned by Mr.. John Abel,
OF No. 222 Aliceanna street, Of Balti.
more were liberated in Cumberland.
Md.,by Messrs. Z. Ii Dougherty & Co.
Wednesday morning of last week, nj
9.o'clock. and three Of them arrived,
one at 1l.35 and two at 11.3G A. NJ
The distance (air line) from Cumber.
land, Md, to Baltimore is 12o miles
The time flown is the best that has
ever been made by any birds owned
IN Baltimore for the distance, riIe av-
erage speed being 1862 yards per
mlnute------ Twenty years old. The
10th inst was the twentieth annivers.
airy ofthe organization Of the govern.
ment OF tie State Of West Virginia.
Within that time the population of
the State has about doubled. And
1t is now experiencing n mining.
manufacturing and agricultural boom
which promises TO give it popuIa,
ton of at least one million of people
by 1904 house in Missouri was
carried 300 miles through the air by
q tornado last week. OF the two oc.
cupants one was killed aud the other
fatally injured Spurious Tea
The cargo Of Japan tea recently re.
ceived Mt New York per Flintshire
from Shanghai is being examined bv
Assistant Appraiser Davis. 1t issaid
he has already condemned 1000 pack
ages as spurious and unwholesomc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
On Thirty Days rrIaI.

The Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich
will send DR. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Voltlio Belts &c Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days TO men young or
ODD who arc afflicted with Nervous De-
biity, Lost Vitality and Kindred
Itoubles guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. n. q.
No risk IS incurred as thirty days trial
is allowed.
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=
Deacon Washburn's younger sons,
Joe and Charlie. married and settled
down 20 humdrum existence within
halt a mile of their fathers roof-tree.
Bnt PetronilIa Wayne remained with
her beuefactors. Mrs. Washburn
had become too feeble and tremglous
to attend to the household duties, and
the brunt Of them descended upon
Pets strong, young shoulders So
she went on with toe simple routine
Of house work, tritle wan and sad
eyed after the news Of IIarry's death.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29


The NOMINATIONS IN ONO. judge
HoSDLY was on Thursday OF last week
nominated for Governor by the Demo-
cratic Convention assembled at Colum-
bus, Ohio, On the second ballot, and j..
u. WARWICK was nominated for the
Lieutenant. Govesuorship by acclama.
ton. Hoadly's nomination was not un-
expected. The fact tina, he WAS crcdi-
ted with the undivided support Of tho
delegation from Cincinnati, and was re.
ea,ded as better able perhaps than any
one else TO carry that city in October,
told very decidedly in his favor. He
Will, il ia thought, receive the solid vote
of the German prohibition element,
aud having Foraker for his competitor
will carry the State BY a handsome ma :
jori,y. such ut least is the opinion OF
Ohio democrats, who regard his nomina-
ton as strong ono. Judge ii ably
was formerly republican, but left that
party soon after the close of tic war
and becAm an scknow lodged leader in
the democraiIc party in Ohio. Ho is
an able man and one of the best speak
eEs in the State. Judges Iloadly and
Foraker. tho opposing gubernatorial
candidates,are intiin Ate personal friends
aud reside in the same voting precinct
in Cincinna,i.-Ba Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

6Es ~ - week male at hons by the
"a "a - induttfioHs Be1, bu,iness
II now before the public. Capt.
t,l not needed. We VIII start Won Men. wo-,
men, oc.s Rui girls vralei everywhere -
work Tor "a Now is the time. Vow can work
n spn.s ii'ro, or give your whole time 10 III.
bus Iss,. M oiAei business will pay ven nssr-
~ 40 veil. 10 one chN tail ~ make snnrmoss
~ny, by rsFsRipg 81 once. Costly outfit and
terms fee Money made e 4. easily and bon.
orshly. Address TsUE q Co, Aususta, Msine
March ?, 1888
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
ssstl 8raath aJntellioeater.
ioMNEY. FRIDAY. JUNE %, 1883.

Thcre are, in round numbers, &c, 600
indians in the United States that live
On reservations and may be called ci-
vilized.2 They are growing Tower in
number each year. Yet the cost Of their
keeping and education increases. From
1885 to 1868 the government spent for
Indians SIS. 900, 600; from 1869 to 1888
there Was spent for Indians S9l. 900, 900.
The excess is about Sia 900. 900. There
is spcnt now annually about $4,000 on
Indians, or about slc0 per capita. count.
ing Indian women and children.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

Try hot flannel over tho seat Of nous
rHlgic pain, aud rcaew frequently.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
e A. aHHI MIS-.

Z. A. Lshmann. Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patent, Washington, u C. All bu.
'lnoss connected wish PATENTS whether before
he Patent Oaice the Courts. rrorprl, AT
''nd-d 70 Ne charge made unless a patent is
sscrrd. send for circular INA, r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
z LEXANDER MONROE.
Attorney at Law
DR.. x. w. DALEY,
ID Il. r. III EIFLE Y

Physician aud Snrgcon,
NFFERS his professional services TO tho pub.
~ lie Office, a. McDowels brick store
house, v mere he can he found when not profes.
sor"iy engaged day night.
Ronney, March 20 l5s. r. 80
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Established ls3O-Vol49
Cabinet Making.
s-H-oIs


WIN. G.. 8IERKAMP
INtoRAS hissssa friends and customers and
4 voc Paoi,c generally, that he is sgsin at his
Old stand, Greitxner Corner. Mnin street where
he y prepared to do all work in his line VI bu-
sinessin good stsle AID prsppuy. From bis
long experiences he feels coufident that lie can
90 ms work 10 sech style as wilt satisfy these
enunsuns II 70 him. Prices moderate.
UNDERTAKING
regarded .. speciality. and persons supplied a.,
snort notice and Moderate ratee He asks and
'opes 70 receive the patronage OF The public.
~Tfads receiyed ut market prices in ex.
change for work.
WM. G. BIERKAMP.
Romney. April 20, 1883
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s5aTEfETN hSDE.Ios q Sasxrn,
FAIEN8 >. sa!:.s::. 8. I ss! OH
e. Si.s Siia'S M9s,lT, q; 2 gFsse nnSS
ysl fatei.i s. alts'vc'. ssfrouces L.,v,. joh,,or
= Co., BarA =. H'd tyGtsllat.t- NGsiirytou H. g.
i.inrhSt or Instructions Gee.
NT5N Cf,inrs = spocS.sl.y and WAR
"a ~ E+ErS. ND0s-IOEAI. uOMr.
- ~ - st-NN ~iEfTT q ICAI'IS c11 M
Slnas 81 ItEl GcHIP orv "a sal aoS. Large
fpcS; and HIGHEST IspI0r-3 FtiI. Do you want
Attorney at-Ls~. wE!s;A.pgSon. ID. &.
February IS, 1851. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

S0uThERS TIMBER LAHDs.-The New
York Commercial Bulletin comedies lba,
the South is destined 10 become tie
centre Of the numbering industries Of A :
nerica, and it predicts thaS the annual
yield or this article in the Southern
States will amount TO more than $780,
ooC, 900. bringing in nearly as ruoh al
The cotton crop. 1t sees in the late
heavy purchases By Northern and Eu-
ropcan capitalists Of largo tracts OF
Southern lands proof of this. These
corporations and syndica,es see the fu .
'uro ahead, and they are wisely laying
IN their supply OF woodland row. The
Bulletin says there is 30 doubt that
now Is the best chancs for purchasing
Sonthern timber lands chesply; for a
lorg with the Use Of Southern prospefi
ty generally, accompanied or inspired
by railroad developments, timber lands
WIZ advance much beyond their pre.eut
Salne. 1t is true that the lumber mar d.
ket 10 somew hat overstockea just Of
present, and not much is to be pnipe 4
by increasing tho output, but in the
prosperous future ahead this industry
will grow and increase in the steady dc.
velopmcDt of the country,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

a rSissionary from the island Of Peru
OF The Samoa group, writes that there is
not heather left. Missionary labors
were commenced there only eleven years
ago. During this time tho whole island
has been evangelical, churches, chapels,
missionary houses have been built NJ
their own expense. ard they are now
supporting their own and confirm ting
TO the society that sent them pastors
and teachers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

Fon FEECR PosT3.-A writer in en-
exchange says: 4 discovered many
years ago that wood could bo made to-
last longer than iron in the ground, bat
thought the process 40 simple that IL
was not we'll to make a stir about IL
! would as soon have poplar, Eastwood
or ash az any other kind Of timber for
fence posts. i have taken out basssoof
posts after having been set seven years
that were az sound when taken out ss
whan first put in Che ground. Time
and weather seemed 10 have no effect
on them. The post can be prepared for
less than two cents apiece. This ID
the recipe: Take boiled linseo1 oil g.
STIR ia pulverizcJ coal TO the consisien-
cy Of paint. Pot n coat Of this over
the timber. and there is not = man that
will live TO see itrot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

Professional Ciur,f,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS

The hospital at Lausanne hes been en-
tirsly lighted with electricity.
Another successful t-p, with no electric
street car ias been made in Pirs. ltmade
the difficult trip from Iroc9Ggr0 10 the
Louvre end thence 90 place dcs Nations 0y
the Basule 20 show what could be done with
bad gaues,
Il By seriously proposed TINT several OF
the European powers should ulfe ma ,le
suppression of NubHmmgdAn uugfinaIcs
to Mecca, hv occupat.nu OF the Holy. CIV,
which is so charged with pesultnc" almost
always, and which sends So frequently the
scourge oft cholera over Egyp. anu me
/ east. The remedy suggested Is daring
one IL might cause q terrible war. But
something has 90 be done very soon.
Flr the preparation Of cathedral glass
/ flashed or wholly coiored, blown or cas'
| plates are. under the German OF no. - oVo
coated with an equal mixture OF poWieieu
! basalt, potash, sAltpeter and horns made
| into A paste and subjected to q red heat a.
ter the water has vvGporited. The tenn
perature must be nigh enough to fuse ih'
coating aud melt the glass NJ the same
time, so that both may be thoroughly IN
corporated.
Professor Huxley maintains that IN hsh
Ing districts an acre OF seu ~ more proius
Ia. food production than an acre oi land
salmon rivers required protection But II
the case OF the great sea the circumstance
were cntireIy different. He believed th,
cod, herring, pi'charj, mackerel and SIM
lar fisheries were inexhausuble and wter
entirely beyond the control Of man elIhle
TO diminish the number OF ilsh or TO II
crease them by cultivation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

A5outsE months ago, ys Ae Victoria
fo.t tae s.'4ms4p rou SEA- guad @
brought o. number of halls from the lal-
way works aJ Yale. Among tae uumhl
we're .W1E who s.nmei to ua much attached
.U e'gH other. The cider Wgau uau .b.u.
p, quite P'u iG appearances. bgs cyi-
IDENTIFY 81 Nol-gou.N gentleman. Iae
younger appeared tl be a1nu. lG years %.
age. Win % remarkably winning lace, wear-
iug large hat drawn we'll over his eyes,
small hauda ana uauv ligle foot. With
, the party these tTo ltfJ Victoria ior Yale,
and Immediately commenced work on On,
road, tho supposed boy doing his share OF
| the saving and chOpplug with the rest, and
| gaining many friends 10y his gentle and IN.
Obtrusiye manners.
Auer a few days tha elder Of the two be
came sick, ana he had TO he removed Co the
| hospital, where he was followed and nursed
| by his devoted litte COmpaniOn. The med
| ical attendant soon discovered that the sup
posed youth was young lady and the vii,
of the sicg man. She was Immediately Ia
ken to the house OF lady residing at Yale
where, after DISCERNING her masculine attir,
and assuming more bttitting garments, shI
disclosed the TACT that with her husband
she had elOped from San Francisco, wher
her father and stepmolher resided. The.
had objected to her choice, aud wanted he
to accept the attention of u man she dis
liked. Her lover persuaded her TO leav
home, and atler being married they tool
the steamer for Nictoria-the young viii
disguised as boy in order 10 elude pun
suit.
The enthusiasm and admiration Of tn
rough men with whom the young lad
worked knew no bounds when they learne
that their quiet little companion was cir
and that che had endured the hardships {
camp life in order to be near her hui
baud. The husband returned to San FeaI
cisco q fortnight ago. leaving his wife wit
some kind irieudsat Yale. Having secure
house aud furnished IL, he wrote for n
young wife to come and the brave lit
lady sailed away from her new friends ye
, terlay 10 Join her husband,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

Az. I,o safe. the mauaser % She London
psgsTtaHhAb, Vito swuh tho pfesidgn-
IAa batt sAts9l"fdo think interview.
linz vill Ever become common "a England
b cause We are too much afraid oftouehlng
private Affairs. For instance, dld the TCc.
rr.ph want TO publish Mr, Gladslone's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

Williams, so by $50 feet on north side of
east Ross Avenue, for $500.
W. ID, Porter to B. d, steyell lot 3
block S, in the town of Hutchins ior s4O0'
Robt. s. Price and wife 10 Tabitha A.
Dixon, one half au acre 81 Of mile south.
eastirom the courthouse, for S. 600.
Ella Brandenhurg, by guardian, to Bog-
ser Lennon, all of her interest ip and To
-o' Heres OF land on the VIM. Grigsby sur.
yey. for 81 500.
Wentworth Manning to Mrs r. j. Young,
100 py lol feet, the south corner of Bryan
aAd Hermania streets; and So by l35 feet on
soulh SIDE Live OAK street, IN block 2)1,
for 81 $50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19
|,suung to His Sandwich

Eynsn with his tank full OF
\ nd bis hand full of a fish lunch,
|ntrg along Main street near the
| yesterday, and walked right
be sever some workmen were
| hIling on top of them. He
out begging their pardon, and
uy munching his fish lunch,
|s.ll held on to.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19
Spauim UClrc.


rNe most 'mukab', Remedy of thcaeN.
TheouIy preparation 'ly. will ours spayln,
vl'HHur'uvl FOR .uctOi LnptTnss,
Removes s'Ni.ts Rub iuNlmWalOu4
l'N- SPAWN care does uJ hlalgfUr N'Um, 10,
We furnish pnauytcv icfc'of lb,1Iu ecJrgs.
scud unti,putcd testimonials 90, spUms
removed
Kills SPAWN cure win ouyo spln,s ana Rims.
bones
Descriptive books with testimonials stutfrcc.
Any sruUsNAN r.oder may secure uye
pamphlet.
owners 0tlamo horses sui roslal cs'ls 20 us,
Hundreds ot cures described Iu orr book.
rs ad carefully end Won WI Doe rony need
Mcouly nsk ai-tial TO- EliS SPAWN ure
We prepare Condition Powders and llUoi
Ointment
leave Powders, Worm Powder aal collie
Powders
An these on sale a, Drug Stores and Harness.
Dealers.
Price OF Eul' SPAWN Cute, - per bottle.
Bur further particular, ifCe hlnkSctc, wlitc e
ELLIS SPAWN CURE CO.,
No. 80 sudbury Street. Boston Mass or 81
FOurth Avenue New York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

Many times Won want TO keep meat or
fish for several days Lay II in a solution
OF Rex Magnus overnight and You can
Keep IL for weeks. You can also seep milk
week or more by stirring IN little OF the
"SnOw Flake brand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19
4. Rock Camp-meeting.

pPcck camp-meetiug, which has
|,r,s for the past two weeks, 10
|,nhterest and the attendance is
|u5r,. There are q good many
IN The crowd is increased by o
|rMwho come from near and tar,
I,nu the city will ettend to-day,
|,A game of base ball between
| Worth base ball club aud the
siings, of this city, will keep
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

Dr. Jos 7. Jordan. -. -u,-.....,.
Win,on, n. T.. wrote Of DR.. Worthincton'
Cholera aud Darul Medicine 81 can
mi afford TO be without Is IN my pracNcc
cures stomache and bowel troubles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19
ma W.el,s weadlngs.

. De past week the county clerk
| blowing marriage licenses: r.
rMds, "A Corcoran;Moses Frank
bal, Milchel; G. w. Curtis and
an; Q, Littlegaie aud Mary H.
| Nolan and Ruth Marker; r.
| lula Lee,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

+ Ae.d Pbuspnte-Vory Satisfac-
loDiu prUsiratiun.
6inMiu, buJr0lt, Michigan,
,r 9pti h. very satisfactory IN
aa0Iy 10 the prostruJiOn a,leu-
'mho.ism.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19
|METATE TRANsFEEs

anil C3un,y. Recorded During
ih6 Past Week.
By Jones d. Murphy, land
iaSo.iJ Main street, opposite
ae,
agioN.J Eivlin, about half
a' northwest corner Of Austin
Iowa B.auch, for other con.
Ni 500.
iaa eve wife 70 A. s Jackson,
ue William jackson survey,
4 Aley to Mary NJ. Stone, ia
4 laa Orig 0v league, tor 500.
hnmohlo Worltu Il Smitp 10
lle ytst side OF Houston, be.
ahl Elm streets, Tor $3.50.
aaand wife to Sawnis Robert
niu, block Got railroad add
ZNM.
asjinghy and wife to Charles
%aerts s mites north, 81 east,
10 zoe W. Davis survey, aud s
VSoh's branch in the SAME
htSt715.
NI' 7 Clark, II by DIS feet,
1. ~, Q, Ross Avenue and Hsr-
.ln,nd and wife TO Mrs. n, G,
4 block iCrDwdus e Akarli
lena conner OF Duncan ant
Ne, Tor $3.50.
l' and wife TO W. j. Clark
W 'he ert SIDE OF Veal street
"l 9'bef onSiderations and 81
uoyle and wife 10 s. S
y IA acres in he WoodhelI
9'aeas the town OF Mesquite
vie % Mrs Hettie Ander
Y me 3, b. b. &C. survey
-'E Mills, for love and alice
Ivy and wife 10 Louis Aaron.
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No longer a question Of opinion, We guar
sniec every box OF Aoker's Dyspepsia Tab.
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The punau M'u-tal Wells, krath county
have gained higA rt uiation BY tho uu-
mcrous cures perform ) hy the use Of tho
water. These vel ore locate ina beauli-
iul and picturesque country.