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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-16
TINE STATE OF WET yIRGikll
county. In the Circuit Court oi Osp
West Virginia. July Rules, 1854
JONI hETzLxs

IOvIsx 1sfzLER.
The object oi this suit ~ V ebiain sN
rincvio mdfrsmonf by aid pisistiA aDsina =
f-ndsut; and II sppsArisE By - smds.h W
in that Louisa hetslef. defendant Ia hs sA.
. resident oithe sisto Of WEI Virginia, to-
That she d. appear here withia one month =
date Of the GIst pubiicsttou Of this =
Whist l. ncresaSy 20 protect her iniefee
suit; u Is further ordered that thy era6 -
' E;,I nsa po gaSr = " MtebsIl. G:ri d o
Coirt, nj the Court House u ssid County ?,
day Oh July 1884, and in the 72d ycsr d ~
OF West Virgins, % VT; July Rul.,; ", =,
JOHN w. MITCHELL "
Published the Ant time ysly IS. 1851 =.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL"
RoByRT WITTY, Solicitor for COmplsinsn
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The Menthar.

WASHINGTON, July l5.-FOr Ohio Va.
ley and TenneSsee-Cloudy weather, 10 al
rains followed BY fair weather, stationary
temperance, northerly winds in Ohio val
ley. variable in Tennessee,
Lower Lakes-Local showers, par y
cloudy weather followed BY clearing wealth
er, northwesterly winds, stationary temper
allure, higher barometer.
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Rnnhlan,s Arnioa saliva.

T he Best Salvs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chilblsins,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale By Logan b Co.
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DAMS AND DYKES.
where to Put them on the Ohio
River.
important Meeting Of the Coal Exchange TO
Make Recommendations to the Gov
eminent Engineers.

The Pittsburg Coal Exchange he'd q
meeting on Monday in the Office Of Horrel
& Roberts, Water street There was q
larger attesdance of the Exchange present
at this meeting than on any previous one
for year pass, as the question to be CON
sidered was an important one. The fol,
lowing letter VIII explain the object of the
gathering:
U. s. BSGINEER's OFFICE,
CIScISNSrs, Ono july !, 1884.
PizJErg Goal Erch1se:
observation-disclosures submirSing a pro-
iect TO the Chief Of Engineers Cor the ex-
penkture of the appropriation Just made for
the improvement of'the Ohio river, desire
to have your views as to the localities with>
in the travel of your boats that ape most in
need Of improvementbyd kes or dams. 1t
is not necessary now to- mention places that
require dredging, as THE United States owns
two dredges that can be sent anywhere at
short notice. Please aEswer as soon as pos
sible.
VIM z MERRELI,
Lt Col. Engineers.
RECOMMENDATIONS MADE.
The Exchange recommended that dam
be built at the head of the Clusters, not less
that seven feet high; and at Wheeling Is
land; dixie at the head Of the Sisters, not
less than seven feet highr repairs to the
dam at Marietta Island; dixie at Captain
Island; the dam at Blamerhassett Island
made higher; dixie at Blacks Island made
higher; dixie at Fish Creek; repairs to dam
at Burlington; dixie at Mbrriman on the
left, not more than four feet high; repair
dams at the head and foot of Belleville Is
land the same as they were-at first dixie at
Duffs where dam used to be; dam between
Seven Mile Island and Davis Island. The
Exchange adjourned at this point and will
hold another meeting to day when recon-
mendations for the lower Ohio will be
made.
FREE NAVIGATION WANTED.
After the meeting adjourned there was
an informal talk among the members upon
the general condition of the coal trade.
They did not talk as if it'was their inten-
ton to comply with the request of the
miners and pay B cents in. the First, Sec
ond and Third pools, as demanded.
In connection with the improvement on
the Ohio the question of free navigation on
the MOnongahela river was discussed.
They thought it would be no more than
putting them on an equal footing with the
coal men of the Kanawha if the Govern
ment would purchase the rights of the
Monongahela Navigation Company and
allow all coal to pass through the several
locks free of toll Allusion was also made
to the falling off in home consumption, due
10 the introduction of natural gas.
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Just Receiving

Another lot of carriages, jump seats, two
and three spring phaetons, dog carts, piano
box and cut down front buggies; al full
leather trimmed and warranted; also full
platform and three spring wagons for less
money than ever before offered in Wheeling
Call, see and price at ]. W. FerrePs, corne,
Main and Twenty-rrst streets.
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Honest dealing and fair competition is
the aim of all honorable business men. The
makers Of Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powd.
CT do not advertise their own productions
by crying down those Of others. They say
ma, Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
holds position in the estimation of thou
sands as the purest strongest and most re-
liable. Try IT,
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Re9istes
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 70 New Advertisements.

Thermometer and Storm Indicators
Logan & Co.
Special Meeting-YOung Mems JeFsr-
son Escort Club.
Look 10 Your Health-ExeelSior Baking
Powder Local Page.
Buggies, Phaetons and Damaged Goods
u. ". Ferrel.
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OF the BenSsood Pirs -Notes Of enc BlAre-
pavsnunIs

Il aIaalef 4 I
| OF the Benssood Fire -Notes Of the Biazc-
Personals.
The debris of the confagration Of the b
& o. building, which burned Monday night,
| is being rapidly cleared sway. Water IS
| thrown on the stili smoldeihg embers be-
| lore they are carted away. This building
(which was) bad caught FIRE several times,
but WAS always extinguished without loss
heretofore. The loss Of the B. h o. Co. Is
| in the neighborhood of $4,000, VIZ: the
building valued at 81 500, and about $500
or $500 worth of machinery, and q IS un.
derstood there is no insurance. Mr.. Asa
Moodys loss is not so heavy as q large
amount Of his household effects and res
taurant utensils were saved, and the msur-
ance will SILLY cover the loss. The EN-
ployes of the road deserve a great
deal of credit for their strenuous efforts 30
awe property. Mr. j. Mcmahon distir
finished himself in thst line. and among the
first articles he carried oat was steel en-
craving of Gov. Cleveland. Mr.. (. Fulton,
the night operator, with assistance succeed
ed in saving aIF the apparatus of the tele
graph Office.
FIRE NOTES
The breakfast tables were spread at the
iunc,5sn Yesterday morning under
the blue canopy of heaven, and the midday
repast was partakez. Of uader the shade
trees. A. F. Cline, Esq, was at the juno
ton Yesterday fitting a car to- be used as
telegraph office The train dispatcher has
his Office under hug cherry tree. A vast
deal of sympathy is expressed for
Mr.. Moody, sIR Beu~oed hopes
not to lose so good a citizen.
Ii is understood that the B. 4 o: Company
will erect Immediately a. temporary build
ing upon this site. The cook claims to have
lost about $50 in money which he had put
under the carpet for safe keeping, and in
the excitement forgot Hnutil too. late.
PERSONALS.
Messrs NJ. Conely and B. Koontz Of
MoundsviHs, were in town yesterday. Mr..
NJ. Altmyer was in town, yester-
dav. H.. l.. Policy; is indisposed
Hon. John A. Ewing, Of Monndsyille, will
receive the hearty support of this precinct
for State Attorney. A.. lawn fete will be
given tomorrow at the old. MrMechen
homestead. A fishing boat owned BY some
residents here has been christened James
G. Blaine Mr.. M. Dugan is causing some
needed filing to be- done in' front Of his
wholesale liquor store.
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sTEUBENvILLE TOUGHs
Attack Conductor aud Clean Out a Tele-
graph Once.

Attack Conductor aud Clean Out Tele-
graph Once.
A serious fracas occurred at Skelley' $
station, seventeen miles west Of Steuben-
vile, on Sunday night 1t seems that Lee
Laughland freight conductor on the Pan
handle railroad got into quarrel with a
party Of men who were camping near Skel-
ley and struck one Of them in the mouth
The whole camp, numbering about fifteen
men, Immediately proceeded to resent the
assault upon their comrade, and drove
Laughland into the telegraph Office They
then threw stones through the windows at
him, fired their revolvers, smashed
things up generallv, and compelled
l.aughlsnd and the operator to
beat hasty retreat to more congenial
climes 1t is not certainly known who the
parties were, although Laughland SAYS
Reddy Myers was the man he struck in the
moth. Reddy Myers, William Kelly and
James Miller were arrested on the charge
Of unlawful and malicious destruction of
property, preferred by James Love, railroad
detective, taken before Justice May, and
bound over to court in the sum of $500
each. In default they were sent to Jail
The other parties implicated have not been
arrested. Ths entire crowd is known as
the Upper Market street gang Of Stcubeu-
Vile.
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vALUA8ISD
Narsanv ceuniy Farm For ]

T WILL SELL, TOGETHER on IN PAD
i TO sue purehsssu, ny lam ooatsisinf y
Of rtcif sch impsSsed Land poe e1o -
bottonD sfuals % Big whssiiry Csysh, ~
county, ". Va, Ave milo sgutb q Elm GfyT 1,
that !, can 10 oosyssisnuy divjSsd ints ihr-
Improved hrma Terms easy. Fr turtle
lsn apply - The sssh~ssfbsr - y: JosA
1857 fspans asset, vhseiing. ". Vs. ,,u
jef1ePsg bsk-Ae D. ~,
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II don't feel wellsr The stomach isost d
order; neglected, this means chronic dss
pepsis. You should take Ackeris- Dyspep.
STA Tablets and avoid this terrible dSease.
SolGby Edmund Booking and c.. Menke-
mellery druggists, Wheeling, W. Va, and
and 3. P. Zimmoc Bridgeport o.
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Fer sale.

A COCO DWELLING HOUSE AspM
IA stxnA good ezr6es, never hihng =
xsies. stssk lcs iosI Ssrsss, asl q. nsss.j
buiiAings. VII Be islt NJ Q barpia,
eifuatsd q Ne -. CAtnvflle so Athess
Lalf mile ssrth Of B. Chinyiils. f%n@
tielIsn e1soiS u kh snls q
tcZdg ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-16

Ladies should remember, q beautiful
complexion results from using Ackers
Blood Elixir. Sold by Edmund Booking
nd C. Menkemeller, druggists, Wheeling,
Va, end F. P. Zimner. Bridgeport, o.,
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Mr.. Larkin will therefore have the dstri-
button of the S25.
The race is something of joke on Mr..
Gusky, whose leanings are Republican.
The time made is very fast, the distance
being ~ miles.
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DIEA.

MEDER Tuesday evening" az -u-Sirsseay-a1nl.
LoUIsR N EpER. in the .sist year OF her age
Timssi taneral will he psisfished In to-Ipsrro~'s
paper. -
POWELL-At the Sherman House, bridgeport,
Ohio, on Tuesday, July Is, At $50 p -, A. II
POWELL, in the nth year Of his age,
Fuaai al notice hereafter
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JOS lot Of IS, 900 worth Of Mems Clothing
Sought at so cents on the dollar and will be
sold the same way. Call and see for your
self By J, ", FsEszLL
Cor. Main Twputy-6rst Sta.
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Cured when Phy,icians Give I'm.

"0ur family physician gave up our child
to die" wrote Henry Knee. Esq., Of Verilla.
Warren. county. Tenn. at had fits.
Sdmdriton NerriHe has cured the child "
81 50.
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CITY OF WHEELING, ON the M:
day OF July, 1854,

Il 10 oSlsct A. n, Tor the purpose Of nominstiaf
,aDdidaes for State Offices 10 I've voted for ut the De-
iober election next and for the transaction Of such
iher business rs may properly come before H.
II Is recommended that the Democrats Of the several
counties meet ut the Court House Of their respective
counties on SATURDAY, THE 5rH DAY OF JULY,
1894, at O'Clock ,. ~, unless some other day be
fixed by the County Executive Committee, snd ap-
Joint delegates to said Convention on the bssis Of
delegate for each hundred votes cast for Gov.
ornor J. r. Jackson the October election in 1870,
and delegate for each fraction thereof Of fifty
more. ID. H. LEONARD, Chairman.
II. K. HOWARD, Secretary.
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Amendment TO the Constituuol

ToINT RESOLUTION NO. SISE, PRS
81 Ing IN amendment TO he Constitution q
state,
; Resolved by the Legislature Of West Virginia !
thirds Of all the meuaben elected 10 eacs Y
agreeing thereto,
That the following amendment 10 Ariiis "
the Constitution Of the State be and W q
hereby proposed, to-Sit:
That section sevea Of Article four, a. II nos Y
stricken out, aAd the following be inserted y
thereof: t'
az. The general elections Of ststs and oass1
Gcer, and ol members Of the Lasisliiu, ~
held on the Tuesday next after the nr.t hass
November, until otherwise provided W. ~
terms OF such officers mot elected or appahis. 4
q vacancy shall, unle~ herein otherwtss pfs',s.
gin on the nrst day Of January, and Of W me.
the lngislature on tbs hrst day oil lssne
succeeding their election. Electtoas 70 III w
shall he Tor the unexpired terra. WIS M
occur prior 10 any general eeeceloa they
filled by appointments In such nsnna
prescribed herein, or by general ias' vhsh y
ments shall expire n such time .ilef is ~
cancy shall be qualified"
Adopted By the Lryislaturs February A'~
jy1-f3toav,
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A GENTS WAITED FoR THE PICTORIAL
IA Complete etoek Doctor, euhaeing hsseD
cattie, shesp. swine, poultry. bss.. al deSI y
Hon. !. Ptsisn. q tie sPfaifis frna,. md D. 4
X. Baker. v. P. Coycu evssy subiast q FHu 6tock
Of hossa aad osttis; 7n0CsdaQsn1 ~ seiased
plates RsrneD clear 300 neaA Al aovt Pa
exclusive ts1i1osy, eoaA3sat1Ai tsg1A 49, sd1roG
!. 2. rH0ERsOA co. q Lssi4 NJ g -
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FoR slightly damaged carpets a. two
thirds of their first cost 90 to J. w. Ferret
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FcS spring wagons buggies and ear
riages al warranted 90 to ]. W. Ferret'
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Manufacturers should see the
sssWAfchman DeteetOFs Clock. Sold
lby JACOB W. GREBR.
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MoRSlNG GLORY Baking Powder; house.
keepers delight Sold by all leading gro
GERS. C. s. FEESY, Proprietor,
T l4l0 Main street.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Official Call by the Executive Com.
mittee.

Alta meeting Of the memters Of tho Democratic
state Executive COMMITTEES, held at Charleston on
The 18th -, o. april, 1884, convention v" callse
10 meet at the
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4. DELEGATES

Votes Cast for Gov. Observation-Disclosures oi
Delegates to which Each County II I'm
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{. 6 COOP q 90, seIl TIE eheapzt prY aOoaa
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AT the birds arrived The frst was al
nv coop at eight minutes to II o'clock
the second at six minutes, the. third at II
nclock and the fourth bird at three nin
nles past r. The first bird was White No
l. the second White No. 2, third Red No. ?
fourth Red No. l. JOHN HUME.
H. r.nlnn thn Tina ns fnllnws
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-09
The Pigmies.

DIR. Enlin Bey gives IN recent nun
Der of '4Peterman's MMtheilungen' sofns
later notices Of the Akkas, the pignJ
race discovered in Africa, and first &c.
scribcd by Schweinfurth. They arc
hunting people, divided up into nunFf
Gus tribes that do not mingle with oas
another. They have no fixed aboaa,
but wander around in the countres 9
the Monbutte and the Amadi. Whsna
small society of them sojourns tempo,
arily around the settlement of some chls:
they build little huts for the maFriea
ones. while the unmarried satisfy them
selves with mere shelters from the ssA
Usually they live in the groves thai 'ias
the streams, which afford them game AZ
good hiding places. The chiefs pros.i1.. !.
them with grain and roots, and take llsa
pay in the proceeds of the hunt. inc a.
kas are vengeful and dangerous "he'. =. 3.
tended, and are skilled in the use q -
bow and arrow. Emin Beys mfas''ss
naents gave height between four - ~
four and -a-half feet for full-gro~n =.
kas. The color Of their skin wares Ia -.
= clear yellow to glistcning red ~
whole body is covered with taick: ~ +
filthy growth of hair. A dlsposi''ODs !
the skin to wrinkle. peculiarly opset,ssi
in the eyeIids, making them sooA w.
older than they are.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-09
WORDS Oh WIsDOM.


# you want 70 preserve your strength,
work. ri you prefer to be weak and
geel tired, do nothing
TO build UP that strength of mind
which apprehends and clings Cd great
universal truths Is the highest intellec~
tnal culture.
If d man does moi make ncw acauaint-
anccs as he advances through fife, he
viii soon find hilnself alone. Il man.
says Dr. Johnson, sslsuld keep his friend
ship IN constant repsir.
There are no better cosmetics than 8
severe temperance and purity, modesty
and humility. erAcious temper and
calmness Of spirit, afsd there is no true
beauty without the signatures of these
graces IN the very ceuntenance.
The mind Of the scholar. If you would
have il large and liberal, should come In
contact with other minds. 1t is better
that his armor shonld be somewhat
bruised by rude encounters even, thap
hang forever rusting on the wall.
Method or system are not given to all
men TO possess. Some men have no sys-
tenn; they are alwaysin q mnddle At
times they get horeIessly blocked, and
others often have Id put them straight
Method implies foresight and logical
mind. A man shonla think Of his work
end arrange 1t beforehand.
We mortaIs, men and women, devonr
many disappointment between break
fast and dinncr-tlme; keep back the
tears and look a little pale about the lips,
and in answer to inquiries, say: s.Oh,
nothing!'' Pride helps as, and pride is
not o bad thing whoa it only urges us to
hide our own hurts not to hurt others.
Human nature fn4lst have de6Eite
end in view If its best powers are to be
put forth. When 2his is wanting. when
life is suffered TO swing from one thing
to another, without distinct purpose,
when aims are so. numerous that they
nesult in aimlessneSs, and paths so broad
that the goal Is forgotten, the character
Is weak, the work Is imperfect, and the
3ife of but little vaiue
It is constant repetition Of right
actions that builds ap noble character.
A distinguished clergyman, deprecating
She extreme reliance too often placed
upon external aids, said: ssCrutches are
capital for locomotifn, but for strength
Rning the limb they save from the ground
not very capital. No, rely upon it, the
spiritual life is not knowing or hearing,
but doing. We know only as far as we
can do we learn tos6e by doing, and we
learn to know by doing. What we do
truly, rightly, in the way of Cuty, that.
and only that we are
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-09

hr Dean Izaar. ~
@ the 18th, IL 49, y ding H.
down : week It lea as' you 70 -.
bridesmaids dress Il 81 :. psiofe.
loFeliest thing you ever q 80 'eaaf ADD il 81
not 90 justice to mine s.sg Words ~
but you shall snpnls "' Y. y iass y.
yourself. Pp'y the adis,.:s
81 course its a church -,
INC presents are to be IN ~, w,e.'.'alng. sns
there il to be a daneio i Inhibition. ~
ing and we are goins s ), !, 70 The ests
Cuba and But / reall y fiorida ~
ment 70 spare. and here la, aASen't 4 IA
Hoggarfy herself to see a So''les hadas.
ing dress, 50 | must stop. 'a' my ttapd
Tours in great haste
SITS dear old Jim as,.s',, MN
-Harper's Aagazihe "''e' alll l. 0
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-09

A Norwich, Conn le,ta.
:. ! ofk Times says: The katydiaY - sae New
the most curious and intefestisn's one d
u the chronological kinplom Insects
habits Il is exceedingly clsan;'h ii
prediction for certain loeal;,s aad h
parent distaste for Others ths, ''ss aadap.
equally eligible and inyitins 49, ZEN to b
cable. Year after year il anne s .askpl.
counted numbers among the r t,sas . y "a
locality it affects, while a on ssss y ths
mile away, in a place equally EMU oisos q
not a note is ever heard. eycen. 'Vv~eled
of an insect that has strayea $, Fosnaw
the crowd and is gradually win s; non
way back. In Hartford, and s y
cities Of New England whose str = - tae
bordered by trees, there are cs s.lses afe
nues that resonnd half the nin 1'," ave
the harsh, clocking concerts = WIN
me-able katydids, while on tho 'aOa.
thoroughfarc, though it offers eeo.I nPn
dncement in the way of foliaye ~ ~ o.
katvdid Is heard. In this c;,, 4p'
tree-shadowed Broadway i So i,f sa'A;
for two months by the insects ,bs ~, ,a
ing strangers pause in astonisbmss.
mystitied by the uproarious CHATTER
80 loud and clamorous was the l,..
did concert in the trees about Tho ,gs8
OF Park church, at the uppcr enS !,
Broadway, one Sunday evening -.
summers ago, that the officiating eIerss s
man was compelled to dismiss the c q,
gregation, as he was unable n ma.
himself heard above the din. On o,h..
outrageous streets in this city. some \
them running parallel with and NJ
two blocks away from Broadww
katydid is rarely heard H.
same popularity of the insects is notice,
bic also in the woods. there being certsi,
quarters that they frequent in armies An
others that they persistently avoid I'M
fall cricket, which in appearance seems
to be distant relative of the katydid i
evidently not strongly marked BY NE
bump of locality, evincing no fastidioas
ness in the choice of a singing box. Il
takes its place in a tall tuft Of grass. q
on the highest Dough of an elm With
equal indifference. Ii is q solitary insect
avoiding crowds, and singing exclnsiycly
for the entertainment and solace OF ii
equally lonely and melancholy mate. rs
note is sad and mournful seeminglyA
droning negation in the debate, SIS life
worth Iiving2"
The katydid is native OF this con.
tinent. Ii is sort of night grass.
hopper, though of a purer, paer green.
more slender of body, and more ethefeal
in its general expression. It's organ Il
sound Is q transparent elastic membrane
in q strong, oval frame in each Of The
wing covers. These membranes, by ths
overlapping of the wing covers, can Be
made to rub against one another, and The
sound is produced by the friction Tie
concert begins at evening twilight, be.
comes most clamorous about or 70
o'clock, and ends at midnight. Occa'
sionally solitary drowsy clack MAJ e
heard an hour or two later. The kaiydd
does not sing constantly; the notes fol.
low each other in rapid succession for 4
few moments, after which there is
pause of two or three minutes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-09

Havstack Bate, on Sun river - s
By the Indians Giants Head, oNlns s
the peculiar formation u rocks q $
which, at a distance, resembles tlis -
lines Of mans face, is treasure
within itself, there having been aisco ,..s,
within its bosom gold, silver, - s.
iron and coal. Scarcely an!tnlss 50.
been done to develop the treasure + i s
tains. Al tunnel has been driven : -
the coal vein about 100 feet ~ Is
abundance Of wood in that sec..o; i :
deferred any one from deveiopHs
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