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How Many.

The latest mathematical puzzle in
England is said to be this: "Two
ladies met three ladies, they all kissed
how many kisses were exchanged?" ?"
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED.

Worms are legal tender in New Jersey
That is, they are very current.
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Papillon Blood Cure cures all diseases
originating in any impairment of the
blood, as Fits of Epilepsy, An@mia, Sick
Headache, and Female Weaknesses.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-09

The short, hacking cough, which leads
to consumption, is cured by Pisos Cure.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-09

Nothing equals Aliens Bilious Physic in
quickly relieving Costiveness. Headaches,
Heartburn and all other Bilious Troubles.
25 cts. large bottle. At druggists. Red
ington, Woodard & Co., Portland, Oregon.
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'sRoUGH ON CoUGHs." 15c, 25c, Soc, at
Druggists. Complete cure Coughs, Hoarse.
ness. Sore Throat.
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DR.. He7aleys Cetery, Beef and Iron is
the best Nerve Tonic ever discovered.
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sBUoHU-PAIBA." Quick, complete cure,
all annoying kidney and urinary dis.
eases. 81.
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A hacking or winter cough so prevalent
with children is cured at once by Papillon
Cough Cure.
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Crouch ON CoRNs." 15c. Ask for it.
Complete cure, hard or soft corns, warts,
bunions.
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SKIN HTUJMoR..

My baby six months old broke out with some kind of
skin humor, and after being treated five months by my
family physicion given up to die The druggist
recommended Swif.'s Specific and the effect as
gratifying it miraculous My child soon got well
all of the disease gone aud he fat pig
j. j. KIRKLAND Minden, Rusk County, Texas.
have suffered for many years from ulcers my legs
often very large and painful during which time use
almost everything to effect but in vain. took
Swfts Specific by advice of friend and in short time
was cured sound and we'll EDWIN j. MILLER.
Beaumont, Texas.
have been afflicted with ScrofulA for twelve years
and have had sores as large mans hand for
that length of time Last summer was 50 bad off that
could not wear clothing / had spent hundreds of
dollars in the effort to be cured but all to purpose
and had injured myself with Mercury and Potash Your
Swifts Specific cured promptly and permanently,
and hope every like sufferer will take it.
r. H HIGH, Lakoni, Ark.
Our Treatise Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
to applicants
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
New York Office, 159 West 23d ST. between Sixth and
Seventh Avenues.
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The feeble grow
strong when Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters
Is used to promote as
similati0n of the food
and enrich the blood.
Indigestion, the chief
obstacle to an aequi-
sition OF strength By
the weak, is an all
rnent which infallibly
succumbs tothe action
of this peerless correc-
tive. Loss of flesh and
appetite, ia i1ure to
sleep, and growing evi-
dence of premature
decay, are speedily
counteracted by the
great invigorant,
which braces up the
physical energies and
forti6es the constitu-
ton against disease.
For sale by all Drug
gists and Dealers gen
orally.
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d PIs0s REME6Y FOR cATARRH zAl

Easy to nse. certain cure Not expensive. Three
months treatment in package Good for Cola
In the Head Headache, Dizziness. Hay Fever, &C.
Fifty cents BY all Druggists. or by mail.
z. z. HAXEETINE. Warren Pa
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PIANOS.
n. P. N. U. No. as. +. n. Q. No. liz.

DHHMIIN az half price. Pianos SIS and up AMI
HEl1NOO sell Pian2 Factory. q & rs Ellis St. 8 2
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Acrntcd MIL.

We are asked whether IL will pay to
acrate milk by forcing air through IL,
and whether the benefit is sufficient to
warrant farmers in buying machines
for that purpose.
IL improves milk to acratc by expos
ing 90 the air in any way, either for
cheese making, butter making or fam
lily use Who're cheese is made by the
old acid process, I'm which the curd IL
kept in the whey until the whey be-
comes sour, il would pay the farmers
and all concerned to both air and cool
their milk before sending IL To the fac
tory. Keeping the curd i'm the whey
till IL becomes so stale n. To he sour, i'm o.
tcnsiics the bad odors contained i'm the
milk and fastcns them i'm the curd. TO
the dctrimcnt OF the cheese. Hence the
importance of removing the odors as
FAR rs possible before Curdiug the milk
In the far moro modern and improved
process of manufacture, i'm which the
curd Is separated from the whey before
il becomes sour, though the milk would
he all the better for airing. there is not
the same necessity for aeration that
there is under the acid process. Tho
odors can hc more conveniently and cf-
fcctually removed by airing the curd
III cheese is made ON the ChCddnr plan
and the curd takon from the whey be-
fore IL becomes sour il may be packed
for an hour and "A half where il will
keep well drained and warm, and IL
then ground and exposed 10 the air
all the foreign odors which could be re-
moved from the milk viii be more eff
fcctually exhausted by airing the curd
than they could by airing the milk
and at the same time greatly improve
the quality of the cheese by the aera-
ton Of the Curd The cheese VIII be
better for three hours airing, but. nm
less very foul, the bad odors will all
pass off In less time.
Where the Chcddar mode Of making
is not i'm use, the curd should still be
taken from the whey Just before sour
ing, and the airing begun at once, the
curd being put into the sink and stirred
enough to prevent il from adherinp
and forming into large humps. IL
little salt is sprinkled on 10 the curd n
soon as the whey is drained of, nflcI
being put into the sink, IL will very
much reduce the labor OF Keeping th,
curd fine and will do no harm The
sailing may be finished Just before
pressing. The more the curd Is stirred
and the finer and warmer it is kept, the
more readily and completely will IL be
purified Of bad odors and the finer will
be the resulting cheese. The Canadian
cheese which took the sweepstakes and
gold medal at the Centennial was made
in this way, and kept very fine, and WAS
stirred and aired till night
There is no reliance TO be placed ON
farmers airing milk Not more than
one in ten can, from any consideration,
be induced 10 undertake il, and those
who do seldom do it, cncctually. The
maker will find it less labor 10 do the
work himself than getting his patrons
20 do it,, and then he viii find it very
much better 90 air the curd without
airing the milk, than to air the milk
without airing the curd.-Licc stock
JOuTunI
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News By Telegraph.
HEAVY FORGERY.
Making Fortune Of 100000 by His
Wrong Doings.
Trusted Clerk does Wrong, but FInd.
Retributton Too swim

CHICAGO, January 3--A bclated story Of
a heavy forgery has just been made pub.
lie +. II. Kobbe, exchange clerk for the
New York branch OF the Liverpool com.
mission house OF Bamford Bros. ab.
seconded a few days ago, after forging
ana converting 20 his own use $780,
w IN exchange. Detectives were put
10 work upon the case, and soon discovered
honOe here IN company with a man named
:. n Nanarsdale spending money freely.
Nanarsdnlc returned % New York, where
ne was arrested, and kobbo was arrested
secretly in house OF iil repute, with one OF
the inmates OF whom he had become enam.
2red and was ON the point OF starting for
mexico -Four hundred dollars in money
was found ia his possession, and 81 30
worth OF furs and silks, which nc
had laVished on the woman, were also
taken possession Of. IL was found
that hobbe had spent - 800 here,
ana Nanarsdale 5000. Kobbe confessed
thnt MS gains Were fully 100000 He was
taken 70 New York on the same day he
was arrested, and took a detective 10 the
upper part Of New York, whore they re.
covered from dry cistern, encased
IN an Theoretically sealed drain pipe, and
wrapped IN oil silk, government bonds
70 70 the amount OF $4,000. Going thence to
brooklyn another piece OF drain yielded
S-o,VOO. 10 Is not known here whether any
more OF the money has been recovered.
Noble is we'll connected, once occupying "A
responsible position with the Innian Line,
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The Milk Room.

n is very difficult if not impossible to
make good butter without having q
good milk room. All the other cOndi-
tions may bo good. but if the milk be
set in room chat the temperature is
not right, or the air bad, the result will
be poor butter This fact rs too often
overlooked, but not as frequently us
formerly. H. is now very generally
known that 20 make good butter milk
must not be kept in thc same room with
boiled vegetables or other cooked food;
bat IL is not so generally understood as
IL should be, that the milk room should
not be where there is any chance for
disagreeablc OdOrs tO come from adj
Joining rooms. Too many settle down
10 the idea that II they have room cx-
prcssiy for milk. ills aIl that isroJuircd,
but this is a mistake. the milk room
should be so far away from the cook
room that it will bc impossible for the
odors which arise while cooking TO
enter IL though the door bcopcued
If the farmer smokes tDJaccO he
should bc very careful never 10 smoke
oven in room ad dining tho milk room,
or 10 go into the milk room after
smoking until the odOr Of the tobacco
is ont of bis clothing. which. II he
smokes very often VIII not bc until he
gets % new suit There arc buf few
substances that absorb Odors 10 roadi-
ly as milk, therefore the milk room
should bee located whore The utmOs-
phCre j perfectly pure.
Having secured good air the next con-
diUOu that IS desirable is am oven fom-
perature. ln the winter measures
should boz taken 10 keep the room from
bcing too cold and in the summer TOO
hot 10 is much easier to keep % room
warm in winter than cool boo summer.
unless the location J where stream
Of cool water can be- kept running
through If. buf as thoTc arc frw l0ca-
t.Ons whore This i- practicable. other
means must bc rc-ortcd Co., 'fs most
available off which b. icc Wc have
seen milk rooms kept very Gwen tenn
pnr1furc during fhn hottest weather bs
having joe af t.a Top of ihc room iu
shallow zinc pans. Cine i.o ueu. hra.uI
u lump thn lo .f HHN pound lump
oi butter Jle water should uc taken
from lus pans a, la.. as tl. i.s mc..s.
bong conveyed iu pipe. to another pin
below. with au overflow pine to take
the water from t.e top oI the lower pam
ns ias. as 20 aUs. thus carrying od .he
"arWet 70 portion OF the water il ~
cbUsct, F.OuYtW0u.
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THE DAIRY.

An Orange County On. W dairy
man has tested the matter. and found
that his milk. sold at -qnd-a-halt
cents per quart, was aS good as butter
allowing twelve quarts of milk for a
pound of butter at twcnty-cight cents
per pound.
If YOU don't hclicvo that Il is the
salt in butter that causes IL to present
. mottlCd appearance just take sharp
pointed knife and dir little out of Il
dark spot aud taste IL, then try somo
taken from u light-colorcd spot and sec
If one sample doos not taste much more
salt than the other. II this experiment
is satisfactory then worl, the butter over
gently and the notified appearance will
bo gone. - ETrhdHy,.
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HE RESIGNED.
Henry Willard Retires from the Presi.
denCy OF the Northern Pacific,
And Wakes ma Assignment or His Proper,
~. Worth Millions.

NEW YORK, January 4.-Mr Henry VII.
lard to-day resigned the presidency OF the
Northern Pacific, and assigned his adison
square palace, mis- big residence at Dobbs,
Ferry and great deal OF real estate i'm
this city 60 MIR. l.. Endicott, ir.. and
Horace White Tor the benefit of his credit
ors. His lawyer says: "The
cause OF the collapse il tbn+
he lent his credit and security TO the Ore
Ron Iranscontiuental, and the assignment
was meant simply TO secure 100000 which
ne owes ih" Oregon Railway and Navign-
llon company. year ago he was worth
at least SJUJO,OOO; to-day IL is impossible to
Aay now much lac viii save from the wreck.
ot ms fortune" The real urouertv i'm
cluded hy Willard i'm his assignment il tb,,
block bounded by Fiitictu ana Fiftv.drsn
streets and Madison and Fourth avenues
lhcIudlnS tue mansion recently erected
upon the Madison avenue front. Tho
property is said 10 he worth $4,000 600
me property recently convened
by Willard o. his legal advisers wa
expressly excluded from the cOuvcvauce Ia
tue assiEuec,. The other real propertv nos,
se,sed 10y Willard is hIs handsome summon
residence at DIbp,' Ferry uu tho Hudson
which IS worth about $4,000 Tho cxtsnS
ot ms indebtedness % the Oregon Railway
ana Navigation Company was
not asccriniu"d, nor could any in
formation bo obtained az to his other lia.
bihties. it is said he is still the owner Of
large interests tu railroad and other cofn-
panies, and that his wife hold, govorntnent
bonds 20 the amount Of SjDO.ODO No accur.
aJe statem' M OF ms assets, however. is OBJ.
thlhanle tonight, and Willard is still too M
10 received visitors.
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Fatal Collision.

HANNIBAL, Mo, January G-The engine
became detached from an cxtra train ON
the Missouri Pacific last night about mid
night. The engineer discovering that tho
ran into the caboose with torribIe force
q brakeman, Jacob Wordcu, had two ribs
broken by the collision, aud was also in
cured internally Another brakeman.
named Adams, was slightly injured The
mn were brought 10 his cit5 to-day and
medical assistance was summoned Iut
an Wordcn'7 case 10 was of mo avail.
ne died al p. M, not having spoken since
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Four Children Burned 10 Death.

DUKE CENTER, PA, January About
IL O'Clock today the dwelling OF J. v.
Carver, at Kinzua Branch, near here.
caught fire from an overpressure Of gas.
while Mrs. Carver was absent, and i'm A
Few minutes II was in ashes. Four little
yhliureh, aged from one TO six years, were
left in the house and perisbcd i'm tbo
hames. Thomas McHale ished the bodies
out or the ruins this afternoon. They pre-.
s'nted horrible sight The parents are
wild with Grief
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A Doctors Forocries.

Ntw HoRH, January 4-Dr. George A.
Sreeley IL a prisoner in the police head.
quarters to-day. He was arrested Inst
hight et the Ashland House. al the Instance
ct the cNict CT tie Syracuse police.
VINO notified Inspector Byrues that
pleSlN was wanted lu that city for forging
bonds and mortgages L. tlc,Xt.pt OF sew.
era! thousand dollars. Greeley is "a phys
Tlan ln good standing. lie told INSPECTOR
bNrneS that he was about 20 MORTGAGE
hirHPerty belonging TO him -alucd at $40.
gerles.
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Marrying a white Glrlto a nenrn.

DENVER, Col, January 4.-Last night a
strange wedding occurred in this city. Tho
pride was fourteen years old, white, and
the bridegroom was black negro. The
ceremony was performed bv a ,ybitp Moth.
uulSt preacher named Hodges. Some years
ago the brides mother, then widow. with
TINS only daughter, came here from Canada
lew months after size married a negro
named ltarris, 10y whom She has three chill,
uren, Ii ls reported the girl was forced
lniot the marriage 10y her mother, and the
helghborhood Is tnoroughly excited
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

Plot to Kidnap Lord CoIerid,e

ST LOUIS, January "a man who claims
" be member OF the Clan-na Gad has
furnished the details Of an elaborate plot 10
kidnap Lord Chief Justice Cole.
ridge, OF England, which was TO
have been carried out while
the distinguished iurist was stopping i'm
this city. The iuiormer states that Cole
ridge was 60 have been chloroformed while
In bed, and then, after safely hiding him,
he wns 70 he held as a hostage for the re.
lense OF Irish political prisoners. The
presence OF watchman at the hotel prs.
vented the consumation Of the scheme.
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More Of Rarton,s StsnIlnns

WASHINGTON, January A. The Star saws
another note containing the forged indor,e.
ment OF William Dickson, drawn in favor
OF Clarence NJ. Barton, has turned up. II
purported 20 he sIyp,d bv
Lucky, Bartou's brother.:n.luyv. nud
payable 20 Barton, Its said also that a
W days ago Barton presented a cheek for
Fl,o, signed 10y David Windsor. Alexandria,
- ~. 'ie signature was so plainly forgery
that the cashier refused 10 may II. The NH
extent or fraudulent paper put ahoat is nor
Ne' known. Barton Is still missing.
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A Guilty Conscience.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, January 3--John
Bryne appeared before the United States
Commissioners to-day and entered com.
plant against himself for collusion i'm de.
frauding the government out Of 500 while
a member Of the 9th Infantry, United
states Army, in 1869. In his final account
there was So for clothing money due him,
and he had the company clerk raise IL to
Sl62. ~ weighed1on his conscience, and he
no" wants 70 confess and get pardon.
Inc case will probably go % President Ar.
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Anti Gambling Act UooonstItutio,al

CHICAGO, January 1.-Judge Smith. i'm n
decision rendered to-day iu ths case of
Mary Learned against Francis Ticrnap. de.
clared unconstitutional the actof tho leo.
islnture under which damuges could bo rn.
covered rom owners of house. in which
money had been lost iu gambling. This
decision I- of great importance. Tho act
was review of the ola law. and tronted
OF two different subjects, which render. it
unconstitutional
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11
AN Exnloslon nf Fire Damn

ScRANToN. January Am explosion Of
fire damp in the oxford Coliery ~ tho
d., l.. q W. Company this afternoon tore
out the lining NJ the hosting and now air
shafts, and cut OF communication with
fourteen men IN the mine. Within an hour
men descended in bucket and found all
alive. John HOPKINS. john Joues. ana
william Morgan were seriously burned
one fatally, the others being slightly hurt
The cause Of the explosion is unknown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11
Flood In Id sd Lawrenoe

MONTREAL, January 8-Tne 50. Law.
renee rose about three feet to-day. and a.
now causing great Inconvenience in the
lower parts of tac city. Am the mann.
factories ou Mil street have stopped work.
Shops ore being flooded. Six hundred
ananics nrn out of employment until the
water suIeida.
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It's a Cold nay.

hiNNEAPoLIs, MINN., January 4-The
weather is intensely cola. The tber.
mometer at noon registered 9p. haI,v, t,,
coolest ut THIS time of day for tw.uty. .dye
years. Iftb"Hc specials confirm tle report 4
OF the coIues- weather for years. Az Er9in.
ara at SIX this morning, 10 was 80 below !. at
= oAd ,.. ora Ll' ~ below. Last night in tnis
is believed tonight 10 will touch n lower
mark
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

"A FASHION lately introduced in Nice
Is ono that can only be followed by the
very wcll-io-do. 1t is parasol made OF
howers' which are woven together over
the ribs with n silk lining.
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POIsOnOus BoardIna- school Meala.

MONTREAL, January A-Sixtccn hoarders
and three Sisters, of Notrc Dame do I,our.
des Convent arc dangerously iI from
poisoning. Yesterday a meat pie was
served for dinner, and all who pnrtooE
were soon after seized with vomiting and'
cramps. Iw0 bOardcrs ere dangerously iII.
tht remainder nro recovering. Doctors saw
the poisoning rs the result of tainted meat.
"hicu, although condemned by the civic
Inspector, was sold % the Convent.
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Voc 10 Ennland Prnnhesled-

PARIS. January deputy Tnlnndier,s
paper, ReIWt4Ue UomOcr0ii9uo N SocjoJc.
states that 90 knows In "a few davs putner'
Gus reprisals against the English will occur
IN ireland 10 ayeugs the execution
OF O'DonncN, and adds that Triab rev.
olutionis's will burn London, and American
remains have studied minut"ly the opor.
ntlOns tO Do cnrIIod on bY thnm
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

a CHAIN now being made at the Chain
Works, Troy, New York is to bc six
miles long. 1t is being made OF two
inch iron rod, and is intended for somo
Government project not stated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

a GOLD nugget % per cent pure
metal and valued ut 1920, was picked
up recently at Spitzkofi, in the Trans
yaal. The London Times remarks that
if finds Of this sort multiply "it may
bc safely predicted that the Bocrs will
have to face an invasion vastly more
formidable than British troops"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

TnE first systematic census taken in
the United States enrolled 3, 1929, 1927 per-
sons, 100000 of whom were slaves. The
census was taken in 1890 at cost of
about Sli,377, and was the first census
ever taken by order of any government
~ the world
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11
Something Wronu with their Beer

ITHACA, n. Y, January 8-John xii.
strom drank beer in Pat Shceby's saloon
this morning, and died two bours later.
Fred. Hoffman drank beer ot the same
place this afternoon, and is now in "a com.
atose condition, without hope of recovery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

THE mortality from snake bites in
India is appalling. Over 10000 persons
die yearly from this cause. A recent ro-
port gives deaths from the cobra, 2,69O;
the kroil snake, 500; other snakes, s39;
unknown snakes make up the remainder.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

THERE are between eight and ten
million acres of land unoccupied in
Michigan, which, &c is said, could be made
profitable by agriculture. About 300,-
600 acres of land in the lower peninsula
belong TO the United States.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

HARRISBURG, january g. Five shears.
men in Bailey nui works refused To- CON.
tnuc work because tle company desired
them 0Uay two bep.r4 out Of their enrn.
Tugs. As result tno works are stopped.
Two hundred men sro thrown out OF work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11
The fire Record Of New Ynrk

NEW YORK, January 3.-The aggregate
FIRE loss for 1888 is Slo3OoO.ODO. There were
1876 fires where the loss exceeded 100000.
The December fire record shows an aVgre.
gate loss OF 81 100000. The fire loss for
1850 Us the heaviest excepting 1871 and 1877.
the years Of tho Chicago aud Boston Gres,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

Mn. 1NoRMAN LoCKYER has been
studying up the recent brilliaat sunsets
and announces his belief that they are
caused by the late earthquakes in Java.
In this part of the world it was supposed
that these chromatic evening displays
were caused by the sun.