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said Senator Mitchell, OF Oregon, today,
II would have advocated the election Of q
Democrat for the position. don't think
any one who knows me and my record
will try to gainssy my Repubicanism. 1t
seems to me though, that it would have
been right and justice and the popular
thing with the people under the circum-
stances, to have given the Democratic
party the officer, who, should the President
die, would succeed to that Office Of
course, | would not have voted for an ex.
Confederate because he would be offensive
to the people of the North in the event he
should succeed to the Presidency. The
way the matter stands now, if some crank
should take the life Of President Cleveland,
. large proportion of the people would &C
euse the Republican party of committing
murder to get hold Of the Presidency
BIGELow's RESIGNATION.
WASHINGTON, December 2I.-Mr. Bige.
lows letter to the President declining to
accept the office of Assistant Z. s. Treas
urer at New York, will not be given out
for publication at present Col. Lamon.
said tonight that Mr.. Bigelow's declins,
hon is solely because of his disiRclination.
TO assume the great responsibilities Of the
office and its duties being not eongenial TO
his tastes.
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION OF 1892.
The Sunday CAPITOL says; A bill is to
be introduced in Congress TO lend the
name of the Government to the Inter
national Exposition, which is to be held in
Chicago in 1892, to commemorate the tous
hundredth anniversary OF the dissovery ef
America. The Chicago people are good
deal interested in this enterprise and are
going to push il with the energy that
mas made that city famous. They
think that the typical American
city should be the leader and the location
Of this eommemorstion and consider it
quite as appropriate as the holding Of
a centennial celebration of the republic at
tue cradle of liberty. The exposition will
be- planned after that of Philsdelphis, and
similar legislation is desired except that no
financial aid or guarantee is asked from
the government, the people Of Chicago
sgree nR to foot ali the bills.
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our STATE,
Henry G. Davis on the Future of
West Virginia.
he TALKS OF OUR RESOURCES, ETC.
Matters of Interest to the People o.
the State---The Senator Not
Candidate.

CINCINNATI, o., December Pin an
interview upon the most interesting and
vital subjects to West Virginisns-the
States resources, agricultural, mineral,
manufacturing, etc, Ex-senator Henry G..
Davis said:
The State presents great advantages to
the successful prosecution of farming and
agricultural pursuits. The bottom lands
along the river are celebrated tor produc-
tiveness, while the mountain tops and hill
idss are unsurpassed for grazing. Some
of the finest cattle sold in Eastern mar.
kets are from West Virginia"
Why is it" was asked, that more gen.
ersl attention is not attracted toward the
agricultural possioili,iesY
"One Of the principal reasons for this
want OF kposletse is that the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, the principal railroads which
pass through the State, follow the streams
in their deeply suHken channels cut through
the mountain gorges. and the stranger
seeing nothing, comparatively speaking
bot The wild, picturesque snd rugged
scenery, naturally has erroneous ideas as
to soil topography and resources.
COAL.
Can you give al idea OF the extent Of
the coal fields. with the cuality aud quanti-
ty Of their pvo3ucyionY
Upon that point have taken gre6t il.
terest, and can say, without fear OF contra
cicticn, that the coal fields of this State
ore ne most remarkable in the known
world. The veins OF oituninous coal ex.
hitit maximum thickness, having IN the
Kanawha Valley combined tickness Of
fifty feet; it is the only State where camel
coal is found Of good quality in paying
quantities, and it is claimed to be equal TO
the best English or Nova Scotia coal. The
splin: coal of the Ksuawha Valley is the
oest nou-coking coal for smelling iron
found anywhere. The excellent gas and
steam qualities Of our coal are known all
over the country.
tits neareIt the sea.board, consequent
ly the rates Of transportation are greatly
10 our favor, but we need more railroads
West Virginia ought to market great
deal more coal than she does.
AS to the area Of square miles and pro-
ductiop, as compared with other States,
[ have q memorandum from which you
can tabulste"
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LABOR AND ANARCHY.

Chicago soCIaIi is Cooling oM-Ana' 'ch.
lists at u Labor Mass Meeting.
CHICAGO, December 27.-Seventy.five
or hundred representatives OF the Social
istic element OF Chicago held their usual
Sunday meeting, and occupied an hour or
so in discussing the Needs of Socialism.
Contrary to the expectations of a good
many people in the city, yesterdays dYna,.
mite sensation was not touched upon, and
very few iufsmmNtory expressions were
indulged in. There was o large attend,
snce at the mass meeting OF the Central
Labor Union held to day, at which num-
Der of Anarchists were present. Geo.
Schilling, delivered quite q lengthy address
on the advantages Of the eight hour sys'
TEN, and Mr.. Paul Grottken, speaking on
the same subject, took occasion to refer
to the Anarchists as ipjuring the
chances Of the eight hour law through
their extreme views on the labor question.
The Anarchists present greeted this re-
mark with hisses, but were allowed to re-
main after a discussion as to the sdvisa'
bility Of turning them out OF the meeting
Among others the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That this meeting condemns
the hypocritical and unfriendly position
taken By the Anarchists with regard &c
the eight hour demand Of the prCletceisIs,
as that ofrsactionists, aud in consequence,
hindering the accomplishment of the
emancipation of the proletarians.
No further light has been thrown on the
N ysterious attempt to blow up Judge
| Trees dwelling.
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plished. In 1871, on my motion, Commis
sioners were again appointed from West
Virginia, and they went to Richmond, but
found no one to treat with.them officially,
On their ex parte report they estius'
ted that we owed Virginia about 81 ,o0O.,
600. So, as we owe something, l am will
ing we should pay, but only our Just share
l have an interest in the prosperity and
welfare of West Virginia, and l believe
we should settle our proportion whenever
the amount ia satisfactorily ascertsined.
DOESN'T WANT OFFICE.
There has been some talk Of re-electing
you to the United States Senate. Are you
in the field, SenatorY'
II am not. | have received many let
tiers and inquiries upon this subject re-
Gently, and to all answer that | am not
Business is more agreeable than politics.
and sm engaged in banking. farming,
numbering, mining, and building q rail
road. which when completed, will connect
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Ny ambi.
ton is now to make q success Of these en-.
terprises, 80 you see l am out OF politics.
Good.b
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ONE HUNpRE0TH ANNIVERSARY
OF the Oldest Masonic Body West OF thu


OF the Oldest Masonic Body West OF the
Mountains.
PIrTsBURG. December 81 The one
hundredth anniversary Of lodge As, Free
and Accepted Mssons, the olnest body OF
the fraternity west OF the mountains, was
celebrated to-day with religious feryices ct
Trinity Episcopal Church. The services
were largely attended by Maaons and Wers
conducted By Rt Rav CourtIsndt White
head Bishop of the diocese Of PittsSUrg,
assisted By Rev. Samuel Maxwell, rector
The anniversary exercises will continue
TO morrow afternoon and will wind up with
a reception and banquet in tie evening
Daring the century of the existence OF the
lodge, Notwithstanding the snti-Masonic
wave which swept over the country, not a
single regular meeting was missed
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Ions Star DsyiItry.

AUSTIN, TExAs. December 27.-The
Chief OF Police received q telegram from
San Antonio last night, stating that Mrs.
Fanes, whose little son WAS found dead in
the back yard Of her premises in ClArks
vile last night, has been arrested in San
Antonio and would be brought here to-day.
The city council and citizens COMMITTEES
on safety, both held prolonged sessions
last night with closed doors, concerning
means for uDcsrthing the perpetrators OF
the series Of crimes that have borriHed
the city and for preventing the summary
execution of the criminals when appre-
hended. 1t is believed the Committee on
Safety has discovered an important clue
Several thousand dollars has been sub
sctib:d in this city to aid in ferreuDg out
the asssssiDU.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
Poisoning Supposed to be the Cause of the
peathNofUmaha-s mayor.

Poisoning Supposed to be the Cause Of the
peatn-of omsnn's Mayor.
OMAHA, NEB, December 27.-Patrick
F. Murphy, aged 40. ex-Asyor Of Omaha
died tonight after only few days illness
from a mysterious mslady. Several
members of his family we're token peculi'
srly sick. A week ago Mrs. Murphy first
showed signs Of sickness. She had pain,
in her back and shoulders and her throat
became sore, She doc,orel herself and
became apparently well again. Two days
later Mr.. Murphy was affected with the
same symptoms, though not serious 81
first, but Mrs Murphy was again sttsos ed
and two children soon experienced
similar feelings. Then Mr.. Murphy
became worse lie rallied, however
and seemed on the way of recovery till this
morning. when he was taken With violent
cramps, which grew worse until this even
ing, when he died The doctor in attend
snce declares the cause CT death was prom
siue poisosing, the result OF eating chicken
which had been frozen aud then allowed tc
become partially decomposed. Murphy
had eaten only small portion Of the
chicken, and another member Of the family
who s,e heartily, has not as yet beer
attacked. Mrs. Murphy also ate very
sparingly of the chicken, and several cir
cumstances seem to indicate the individus
poisoning By some outside party, and sew
eral physicians declare that ptomaine pols
oning could not have resulted under the
conditions OF the case.
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HELLAIRE.

The festival given by the Hestaerington
band II the Elysisn rink, closed on Ssrur.
day night With large crowd in attend.
anca. The boys Detted quite nice Little
sum, which will be used in ths nainte-
nance of the baud.
Al al early hour yes,erday morning
Manley's ehsrtbost was Discovered slowly
sinking. The freight on the boat v.s
auickiy removed and the hole in the ball
closed. Busiuess will be continued to-day
as usual
Councilman Gss Hartenste;n retained
yesterday from Parksrsh7Is, where be
spent Cbristmss.
There vas q lair crowd o, the Niagara
rink on Saturday night On Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings tie giants will Be ct
this r1nk.
/. S. Woodbsidgs il home IRON 6 yisi,
with friends in Marietta
The falsrsl Of C. Heslop took place yes
terdsy afternoon.
A surprise party 10 on the tspis for the
First ward tonight.
Representatives, from here attended the
meeting Of the Ohio Valley Tr46ss Asssu
bly in Wheeling ysae2day
The Ef,iaae Haihiins and Lean Gem
pany meets tonight The Belmont 9, in
nostips this evening will sell some uoneY
a big audience listened to ReT. J. b
McKalIiP's talk On the p.Odisal son las
nigkt-
\ Ils nail factory and the flint honse
with one exception resume wax to-day
I John He'll, Of SteshenyilIe. q ysi,inl
his parents II this cifI.
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FEELING IN IRELAND
Over Politics at Fever Heat
Ameng Local Factions.
DESPERATE CONFLICT IN LIMERICK
Results in the Dangerous Wounding Of
Twenty PeopIe.--The Political
Situation.

DUBLIN, December 27.-Eviderce OF
more than the ordinary bad feeling among
local factions iu Ireland have iorcibly
shown themselves recently and continue to
give the municipal aud police authorities
very great concern. An example OF the
increasing irritation manifested itself yes
terdsy, when house in Cseoshline, Linn
erick, occupied BY q man named Blake wss
besieged BY his political opponents.
The assault seems to have been expected
and the friends of iBlAke were no: Glow in
rallying to his defense, They Immediately
engaged in q desperate conaie, with the
besiesipg party. Women IS we'll as meu
took sides in the battle. aud sticks stones,
guns and pistols we're handled sit6 savsse
earnestness. II Was tuily two hours before
the pciice who were called upon
10 disperse the crowds and
srrest the rioters succeeded ia restoring
order. The la'et; accounts record at least
twenty parsons, including several women
dangerously woncded IN he battle, The
police, who ~sre not az fret shle 10
command the peace, we're reinforced rs
soon as the tact MAS evident, sud ~irh their
augmented strength succeeded IN making
large numbers OF arrests,
HoFErsss TASK.
LONDON, December 27--lhe Economist
referring 10 the po'incsl situation ssys:
The Tories ana Liberals have draSn
rearer together aud have received 10 re-
ject the crude proposal for en- independent
Irish parliament. The BRUSH Parliament
is still master Of itself, Mr. Psruell has
undertaken hopeless aud impossible task
in attempting to make SIS members dictate
to 554 members
sERvIAYs ATTACK TIRE FRONTIER
SOFIA, December 27-Servisn troops
to-day made an attack upon Bulgarian
frontier village and were twice rePulsed.
Three Bulgarian soldiers were wounded in
the engagement. The Bulgarian govern
ment will send note to the powers pro
testing against Serviss violation al the
treaty Of the Armis!ice.
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A NEW COMET.
A Fiery wanderer Through Space Dis
covered.

A Fiery wanderer Through space Dis
covered.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, December 27.-
Prof. Swift, OF Warner University in this
city, last evening received a telegram
from Prof. Brooks, Of Phelpo, announcing
the discovery OF another comet. 1t is in
the constellation Of Aquila, which, in the
early evening, is low in the southwest. The
new comet is situated about six degrees
south Of Alpha and is described as bright
est" and having a slow easterly motion.
This discovery secures to Prof. Brooks the
second Warner prize Of 5000 for 1885.
Prof Swift last evening nhss-vsd Rsr
uard's and the Paris comets He also
found star Of the sixth magnitude. Bar
nard's comet has tail about 2 degrees
and 80 seconds long. The Paris comet ID
brighter, but has no tail.
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CONDENSED TElEGRaMs.

The I. s. Court st San Enncisso rsn
dered decision in favor o. plaintiff ia the
divorce case Of sharoa " Hill.
Officers Of the GraGd Truck ans C.rs
dian Pacific railroads deny tha, here is G
pooling arrangement bet~een them.
Large numbers Of New York cisaI
makers have started to San frspci,oo to
take the place Of Chinese a. sdvsnosd
priees.
Ths Sunday san, . scspdsl.nopgsr st
Detroit, has been suppressed By tbs police.
threats Of mcbbips The Office having been
made.
Damages In 5000 have been given
against the Monarch Coal CospsSy. of
Dennisop, o 10 favor Of Jefssias R1,b,
for the loss Of an arm
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A FOUL CRIME.
An IncRenslye Ola Lady EysteriousiT
Murdered.

An IncRensiYe OLD Lady HysteriousiT
Murdered.
FoxRoRo, Mass, December 2T.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Arlington, a widow sgei 50,
was murdered here either at late hour on
Friday night or early Saturday morning.
Mrs. Arlington had for a long time occu'
pied cottage st the corner OF Boder and
Chestnut streets, where she lived alone
and was in humble circumstances. Her
Etsless body was found yesterday morning
living on the kitchen floor. The head was
covered with blood, which had foEed from
deep wounds on her face aud neck. Ars
Arlington wss a pleasant old lady and va
generally bsloYsd " the toyn PeoPls
Ne motive for The crime is knovn ant
there is 10 clue to the murderer.
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AFALLsN CLERK.
Tn ,hs Dss Moinss PostofHce He klhso
RAsiatered Letters.
pastor.

In ths pas Moinss Postofhee DE Ni"eu
Resistared Letters,
DEs MONIES, IA, December 2I'-mm
West chief distributing clerk in the yes
MO;uss UOstOfBce, was arrested here to Day
Early as NOysGter ? registered letters con,
tanning large sums Of rnsGaT we're r'hs0
and ths;r contents Abstracted n wac
supposed that the theft was commit commit
ted By one a tha three postsi
clerks on the Rock Island road o. ei5e oy
one Of the two Of the DesAolnes iofee
Yesterday it was believed that West hso : ;
hand in it and be was tested With several
dscoyst two Of which he opened. The money
VAS found on his person and full confeS'
sion followed. West belongs to On excei
lent family.
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ON Tak OHIO.
Aa kattaas Of usvs CssssTp1sy IN
n ana nAAs--

Aa Kcttans Of Hsvs CssssrpI.y the
Bsa, sad Raatmsa.
Doun-Fred Wison, With coal.
The Kstie Sfockdals passed up with big
TIP Yesterday afternoon.
The marks last evening indicated n
ieet 8 inches and falling
The Elaine will be to-dsys rsrksr.bsry
packet, leaving at II q %.
The c. W. Bstchsks ksves for Pits
burg Tuesday rs<riag at o'clock.
The Andes 10 due pp this morning from
Cincispsii and ss,urBs TO ths, port to
morrow Afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Foot Pads nt Work The Tall Men New .
Notes and Personals.
On Saturday night Peter Petoir a
Frenohman employed at the Dithridge
Flint Glass Works as blower, was going
to his home on Carlyle street when some
one unknown TO him met and stopped
him on First street near the intersection OF
Hanover. The first demand made by the
foot-pad was for Petoirs money. The
possession Of any such ARTICLE the latter
denied, when he received q severe blow
alongside the head. Petoir is q small
man, and when struck made teint as il
about 10 fall and dodging ran, making
his way home without being pursued.
House breaking and ssrs cracking were,
we thought, metropolitan enough for q
city Of the second class, but 1t seems tba,
our thieves are bound to make mark.
The Robinson Brothers (the Iowa Giants }
spent Sunday at the Hanover Hotel, and
all day long were the centre Of attraction
for an immense crowd Of anxious sight
seers. There was much discussion about
their actual heights. some putting them as
low hb Six lett, hLu CluVr5 % niSu no Vcu'
Miss May Lyman leaves for her home in
East Liverpool today,
/ c. L. Meyers is confined TO his home
with lung troubles.
Mr.. Peter Beazsl showed no signs Of i'm
provsment yesterday, and will not prob
ably hold out much longer.
Lawrence Heinlein and John W. Clifford
Of Bridgeport, were in town last night snc
took supper a. ths Hanover.
James Crooks 10 at home spending 9
Christmas vacation.
Mr.. William Heitzman has returned from
Massilon, where he has been making hi
home for some time back.
The Etns mill will probably be read.
to resume 10 nearly oil departments 10
morrow.
There 10 to be another high toned wed
ding coon. II seems that all on: aiTb sr
managing 20 find the p;opss person.
---
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Haehi.n,s Arniea salx.-

The bes. Salys in the vo..a hr CasA
Buises, Sores, Ulcefs, Ss;s kssum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chsppes AAsds Cbilolsin.
Corns, and al ss& krapsions. and posit
lively cures Piea. C NO pay rtquireA h
d gus,sstsed 70 give perfect ss:isssesion,
oz rsousy refvnded. Price 75 cests per
boz. For als BY Logon i Co.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON D. c., December 28.-FOr
he Ohio Valley and Tennessee, warmer
fair weather, winds generally from south
to west lower barometer.
For the lower lake saSion, toeai rains,
south to vest winds, slightly warmer e1'
cspt on the extreme west portion, nearly
stationary temperature.
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EXPRESSIONS of fersdluds on the part o.
the public are always impressive ana
solemn. It's pleasant to know that the
OeOpls are Justly prai,ing the merits OF gr.
Bul2s Cough Syrup, safe remedy toE
coughs, colds, brOreaiis, Group and sore
throat.
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Dsnth of Judge WILCOX.

KAxKArEE Ill, December s7.-Judgs
Chas. c. Wilcox died at Ksukakee to day,
aged 7s years. lie was prominently iden.
tilted in the early history Of Illinois; was
cashier of the Chicago Republican in 1865
now the Inter -Ocean-under the editor
ship Of Chas. A. Dana, and was widely es
! teemed.
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"wEo did you say b 10 be the pez,
PresidentP H0hl l don't know and
doz't care. I'm not looking for Pres.
dents-Pm hunting for pain-killer.
"Ab, you've only to ask st the seat corre'
for Salvation Oil, it kills every -"
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A Match Ga me.

CHICAGO, December 27-"ignsar and
scbasfer signed papers lac. hight 10 plsy 8
match game in New Yo,k within tsenty
and forty days from date, the mach 70 bs
1900 points up 10 be played on FIVE con-
,ecu,iys niahta aud for q 500 q aide.
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A DEMOCRAT

Should Have Been Elected to the Pro
Ten. Presidency OF the senate.
Special 70 ihs RsgiEsI.
WAsHISGroS, D. c, December 27.-
Had | been here a. tie time President
pro tempore Of the Senate was chosen,
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHosPa aATf
Well Pleased.

Dr.. c. Roberts, Winchester, I'll, says:
| have used it with entire satisfaction IN
cases Of debility froa age or o7erwork
and in inebriates and dyspsPtics, and an
veil pleased with its effects.
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Hattsra Fail.

CHeAso, DeceAssr 2T,-Beak 1 Bu,
cbsr hatters on Market street, confessed
iGdcment yesterday in favor OF IosePE
T7IIIan for S4s, 900. Liabilities aoou
$50 0O0. Assets Of firm will be abou
$40 900.
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prised If you tels unlnterestgd IN the re-
sul,; but when tell you Of the Joys that
ore offered 10 you through the Gospel, !
DO not understand WIZ you do not pu'
forth redoubled strength that you may
gain the prize. They shall hunger no
more, neither thirst any more, neither shall
the sun light on them, nor any heat tor
the Lamb which is in the midst Of the
throne shall lead them to living fountains
Of water, and God shall wipe away sll
tears from their eyes.
"BIest are the saiuts beloved OF Tod,
WSsh0i are their robes in Jesus blood;
Brighter than spse :, 10 they shine,
TLeir glories splendid AMI sublime
There is another srousing consideration
iu this subject, and that is that
so MANY HAVE MAIDS sHrRwREcE
of their opportunity who had az good
chances as we have. A man takes good
deal OF responsibility when he says in re
gard TO auy ona Sbo goss cat OF this world
SThat man is lost There is way Of
calculating the extinction Of physical hie.
The physician comes in, examines the eye
puts his hand under the arm, feels the
pulse, aud says: Life is extinct; the man
+ zone" But there is 10 such accurate
wsy of deciding in this world in regard tC
the dssth o. Q SOUL EGt ! vii Esy tAis
, THAT If you know q man who lives OF
, without any interest in Jesus Christ and Ii
careless in regard to his immortal destiny
. and that man lives in that carelessness sI
!. he wsy sloDg rral h;:7 lsat boar, ana yol
r nsver hear him say enc word OF Psnl
tence or give any expression Of faith o
: say anything IN regard to the eterns
i world or his preparation for it if he die
l in silence in reference TO ell these Sub
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You will see by the above table that
although We have tho GnoOt dcpooit Of coal
in the world, we are shipping at preseut
but very small percentage, as compared
with other States and countries.
The State has more timber than any
State east Of the Mississippi, and it is Of
the beat quality,