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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-23
LOCAL NEWS.

SUBSCRIBE Tor the JOURNAL.
First class job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
The prospects are that Well have
white Christmas.
"A merry Christmas and a happy
New Year to you all.
Hauling ice is the principal occu-
patton of our farmers just now.
Commissioners Wolf was caller at
this office on Monday forenoon.
"A few of our young men occasion
ally enjoy skate on the foundry dam.
-"Old Frazier" an old colored man
in Bellefonte is said to be l27 years
old
The frame work of Jas. D. Loses
new house on Penn Street was raised
yesterday.
The boys and girls are counting
the days until Santa Claus will make
them happy.
The public schools of the borough
will close tomorrow for a weeks holi
day vacation.
"A good building lot, located in the
central part Of town, for sale. Inquire
at this office.
Ed. Miller, of the Selinsgrove Sem
mary, is visiting his sister, Mrs. G.. S.
Frank, on Penn street.
Mrs. Jonathan Harter is visiting
at Harrisburg and will likely remain
there until after the h olidays.
-Gills, when hanging up your stock
ings for old "Santa'' see to it that
there are no holes in the bottom.
We are glad to learn that Prof.
Wolf, of Spring Mills, is much better
and expects to be out in few days.
The fact that you read the newspaper is evi-
dence. that you desire to keep posted up in
you that Dreydoppel's Borax soap is the
best soap made in America. Try it,
Mrs. Kreamer, of Sugar Valley, is
spending few weeks In town with her
daughter, Mrs. w. p. Californian, on
North street.
Prof. D. NJ. Wolf, county superin-
tendent of public schools, desires to
Call attention to the fact that the law
requires all schools to be closed during
institute week.
The twenty sixth annual session
of The Central Pennsylvania Dental
Association will be held in Tyrone on
New Years day.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured
thousands of cases of rheumatism.
This is abundant reason for belief that
it will cure yon. Try it.
GIFTS Wise, useful, economical
and also beautiful at the mammothHol-
iday Depot of D. S. Kaufman e Co.,
Main street, MillheiD, Pa.
Why do we always talk about put
ting on coat and vest Who puts on
"a coat before the vest ? We also say
shoes and stockings. What's the mat
ter with us, anyhow ?-Phil0. Gull.
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS. s.
Kaufman & Co. claim to have the
argest stock of Holiday Goods in Mill
helm and will sell them lower than
anyone else. Therefore it is the place
for bargains,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-23
w G.. IIpiule. ESQ. of Bellefonte

w. &. IIeinle, Esq, of Bellefonte,
has been appointed collector Of Internal
revenue for this district, vice 7. j.
Dunkle, who retires on the first of Jan.
next. Mr.. Heinle's appointment was
secured through Coy. Curtin and meets
with general favor.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-23
Remember The Poor -!

Your measure of Christmas cheer
sciU depend uery largely upon yo"r
liberality an 'giuing." No'o, haze
reason to call your attention to hlS
because 1 can enable you to be liberal
,cithout being ertraUdgdnt, otolng to
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-23

The Greenbriar communication not
haying come 10 time this week we are
only able to extract the most important
items from Zitska'S collection
A fter protracted illness Mr.. Snayely
is able TO be about again.
Many Of our folks intend taking in
the entertainments at Aaronsburg.
Miss Elmira Slower is spending the
holidays with her friend, Mrs. j. +.
Torbert, Williamsport.
Mrs. John Vineyards condition is
still critical.
The prOtlacted meeting in the noun
tains is still in progress. Eight seek
ers are at the bench at present.
Mr.. Daniel Kerstetter is employed on
Whitmer 81 Lincoln's saw mill at Penns
Cave.
TT WILL PAY YOU III ,u,l pdy
yOu to call and look OUer the superb
stock Of Holiday Goods displayed an Our
Fancy Goods Department. No cOllec
ton of like goods can surpdSs 1t an COM
pleteneSs or ercellence, and nO,ohere else
,ciH you find LOWER PRICES. Our
exhibit embraces choice line Of Plush
Work BoreS and fancy Plush Autograph
AlbunlS, ,Odor Gases, Toilet Cases, Fancy
Plush WhiSk Holders, Cigar Gases
Smokers Sets, fine fancy China Cups Dc
SducerS for men, ,Comen and children.
Also a full line of Toys for the little
folks at
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-23

w. ID. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists of Rome, Ca, say: We have been
selling Or. Kings New Discovery. Electric Bit
terS and Bucklen's Arnica SalVe for two years.
Have never handled remedies that sell rs well,
or give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected by
these medicines In this city. Several cases OF
pronounced Consumption have been entirely
cureu by use of Il few bottles of DR. Kings New
Discovery, taken In connection with Electric
Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by
j EiSenhnth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
n.hbInr ono arnnd rrnnl..

A dispatch from Toronto, May II, says;
"For months past, and probably for
wears, there has been conspiracy among
the employees OF the Grand Trunk railway
agents 10 Western Ontario so defraud the
company out Of money. 1t is estimated
that not less than q hundred clerks or
agents were la the conspiracy, which was
carried on very extensively and involved
the LOGS Of thousands OF dollars TO the
railway. The company's detectives were
unable TO ferret out the culprits, and one
OF Piukerton's men from New York un-
dertook the work, and TO day gives a re-
port of the result Of his efforts. Persons
| in league with the detective pur-
chased tickets at different points
along the road at stations where
the agents were suspected. One scheme
/, defrand the railway was when tickets
&, long distance were issued to use
MAJ ( forms and write on the stub the
n.yn, Of the next station, making it APP
ps.or nat the tickets were issued for only
= ts-g n lies. The stubs Ia the audit office
were mn, compared with the tickets taken
nm and sent i'm so that the dishonest
i aents IN, nd pocket the difference be.
yeen the ticket really issued and the
!, ice az q sjc ket to the next station with
:, fear 81 de 'ection. Another scheme
or robbins the railway was by collision
4 the ticket agent with passengers.
several arrests 4 I'VE been made, and it is
escorted that wa rants are out for the
rest of no fewer than twenty-five en-
lcges.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
CISCO
CiosinE the Public schools Honornbi,
Disoharged--Looai Notes,
a.....,al g., ,ha fa..a,,.

CiOsinE the Public schoois-- Honora ably
Discharged--LooM Notes,
apoclnl 10 tho Gazette.
CISCO, Tx, May 92.- Maj Smith and
A. ii. Carrigan Of Throckmortou, Tex,
passed through here yesterday on route
homo from Dallar, where they had been
taken, nndcr charge Of sending prohibit
cd matter through the mail. They were
honolably dismissed by the federal grand
Jury ~ Dallas, there being not only no
evidence upon which TO ilnd bill, but no
circumstances OF suspicion.
The ilre last night broke up the enter.
tainment, which was to be given w
Miss Wade richardson, daughter OF the
"Clsoo Grays,n for the benefit Of the
GrRys. II was given this evening at the
residence OF MIR l. Thompson.
The Cisco public school closed yestcr-
day, Giter dcvoting the past two weeks To
most thorough md highly satisfactory
examination During the prSSent week
the exercises have been oral, aud many
visitors have attended The manner In
which this cxaminatlon has beon con.
Quoted secured the most rigid aud I'M.
paitlai test of scholarship, eSch pupil
being placed ON his or her own meflt.
The interest taken by the teachers aud
the general enthusiasm Of the school
have made the closlng exerolses exceed.
ipgly entertaining, contributing much to.
ward arousipg q fnvling of pride In our
public school. The grade Of tho children
beng now fairly aud definitely cstab-
lished, the next session should furnish
even better results than the one Just
closed
The rrirclpNi, Prof Y. r Dowa'l, has
adfel lfteh istsls 20 ihe nigh reputation
he cslno 70 us with last year, and as tho
results OF his work are now plainly TO be
seen, he enjoys 10 an unusual degree the
commentator If the entire community.
Hut with all his skill and ability, his
success during the past session Is greatly
due ~ the aid received from a corps Of
accomplished ard experienced assistants
who have faithfully performed their sew
cral parts
The grand achievements IN educa.
tlonal advance that The people Of Cisco
mo row exulllng over are in a large
measure 70 be creditQe 10 the we'll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, Tx, May 2i.--County
court for criminal business has been In
session Stree Monday. Several OF the
boys were called on to "antI-np," os fol-
lows; william Harris, uulaTfully brand
ing yearl ng, fined $40; Wade Herrin,
theft of n bee-eam, flied So and twenty
four hours Imprisonment in the county
Jail; w. w. Jackson, exhibiting q gam
ing (pool) table, hned S25 and ten days
Imprisonment in tho county jail; j. Q.
Ford, aggravated assault, fned $50; N.
u. Terrell, aggravated assault, fined $50.
Both old aud young are enjoying them
selves at East end 10 day at a picnic
given bythe Sundsy-school and Band OF
Hope Of East Meridian Tomorrow the
Meridian Temperance council enteriains
It's many friends In the same manner. Bnt
the biggest thing Of the season Is TO
he given by The citizens OF Meridian on
June /, ut which time the cornerstone Of
the new courthouse will be laid by the
Masonic fraternity, the grand master Of
the state officiating. A meeting OF citi-
zens was held yesterday aud the proper
committees appointed. The citizens are
determined To make this occasion a COM
plete success. Everybody Is invited.
Several OF our citizens 90 up 10 Gle
burne tonight to hear the result Of the
temporary Injunction against the selling
OF the courthouse bonds. q final hear
ing Is set for tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
rorl Marlh \ ! ew OIlsans.

Special TO the Gazette.
WAIAnAcHM, TEX \ ay 22.-The last
bridge on the Fort WolrA New Orleans
railroad Is being anishedle day, and next
"Wednesday will witness Nh, entree OF the
cars into Wayahaohic Mea 'rs. Hurley,
Roach and Haywood, IN olliclals
of the road were here thurs
day aud located the line conne ctlng the
road with the Central Texas auN North
western Tap.
The alleged sale or ssnse Of the oad to
the Houston Texas Central systen Gre
ated quite stir IN tho business "a rcles
here Mr.. Hurley, whesapproacheG con
cernlug the sale, denied emphatically nat
any such transaction hadi taken Place or
that such a sale was evey contemplate, !.
Ee stated that the object Of the visit o.
the officers OF the Houston & Texas Cem-
trail railway to Fort Worth last Saturday.
aud over their road to where complete, \
was in no wise connected with an object 7
Of purchase, but simply to establish bust.
ness relations between the two roads.
The Central can give them considerable
business, and he does not ia any way
want 10 antagonize their interests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
Whltewrlgl,,,s nIsetinr.

special To the Gazette
WHITEwRIGHT, Tex, May 22.--The
railroad committees ut the opera-hall to-
night TO hear u report from the finance
committee concerning the ST. Louis, Ar
kansas s. Texas road, was called to order
by II. l.. Piner The report of the
finance committee was made by j. H.
Reeves. He said that over $4,000
was raised, and some right of
way. He also reported Sherman as co.
operating with Whltewrlght to secure the
road. The report OF the railroad COM
mitt, by Reeves was favorable for us.
A committee was appointed to pilot the
surveyors through here next week, con
sistipg Of Dr.. May, II Ray, Eli Fairchilds,
Rev Miller, ARRAY and John Battsell
Appropriate remarks by Rev. T. T. Mil
l'r. The meeting was very enthusiastic
aud business was pushed Adjourned to
meet Tuesday night, when the business
will be closed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

Indians or Rususrs Commit Murders IN
the Mountains.
special 70 the Gazette.
EL PAso, Tax, May 9l--John Martin,
conductor on the Southern Pacific rail-.
way, arrived from Dragon station and
says that considerable excitement was
oesasloned there just before he Left nv
the fact OF four saddle-horses be.
relt OF riders and one pack.mule
coming In from the adjacent noun
tains, which IN recent times have
beeu the scene OF extensive Indian deyll.
try AMI search wss Immediately ius .itu.
ted and the body OF dead man was
found within half mile Of town. No
miller particulars could be cleaned and
Mr, Martin Is unable 10 say whether In
dams or rustlers are causing the trouble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
Bargains In pongee silk dress patterns
at Randall 4 Chambers Co.'s.
PARIS.


A Young airl Accused OF Arson--rhe Trial
WIN Be Entertaining.
special to the Gazette,
PARIS, TEx., May 22,--Ligzle Clements,
the girl who was arrested yesterday
evening charged with the burning Of John
Rodgers mattress house on Friday even
Ing a week ago, and also his barn on last
Sunday night, Is stlll iu the officers care.
This morning she was kept In the resi-
dencc part OF the jail Last night her
little ten'yoar-old brother was allowed to
stay with her, Her father Is at work
this morning trying to make tond for her
to the amount OF $500, but up to this time
has failed She will have an examining
trial next Monday before the justice
court. There IL considerable feeling on
both sides, and II promises TO be case
OF interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

novel and Interesting affair and enjoyed
immensely by all except the poor fellow
who got left. Poor Ed
Miss Lutte Allen, who has been visit
ing Miss Jessie Human, went TO Kauf-
man this moIniug.
Mrs. Brown aud Miss Lula Downs Of
Crockett are visiting the family.of Mr..
r.. u. Wright.
Mr.. Bob Wright and lady Of Jackson
Vile are visiting relatives here.
The infant son OF DIR. +. s. Davis Of
Dallas died yesterday. Mrs AN Afford
has taken care OF the child since its
mother Cher sister) died at lts birth three
months ago.
The drought Is getting serious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

directed lab0rs OF the ASSISTANT teachere,
and they should receive their Just need
Of praise and glory while the public is
enthused and SO much good feeling pre-
walls.
The following Is a let, ont Of an en-.
rollment Of 2lb, OF pupils who have not
missed q recitation during the session
These names comprise a roll Of honor
worthy Of place IN the columns Of The
GAZETTE
FIFTH grade--Ollie Meek, Rosa Linn,
Lila Linn. Claude Thompson.
Fourth Grace--Ada Peacock, Lucia
Peacock, Joe Cave, VIM Bunnell.
Third grade--Jesse D0w1y.
Second grAde--Minta Lane, Louise
Thompson, Daisy Linn.
First grade--Linda Davis, Harrison
Gave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
Lonsvlew to p,,,,borg

SF''clhl 70 The Gazette
LoNdvHw, Tx, May %. -Judoe
Slngletary Of pittsburg, chairman Of a rail-
way committee appointed by the citizens
oi that place to act in regard Ia nyo.
curing the extension OF The Galveston
Saoine 81. Louis through Pittsbure on
Tvs way 70 Paris, or the Red river cross.
ing OF the Frisco, was here vester.
Gay on railway business aud returned
Wen pleased with his visit. lie remnv,s
the people as anxious to do nil IN tbs,S
power to get the road. Ii seems ~ No
me desire OF Lopgview that me rosS
should s. 20 Via littsourg. Many prom,.
nent citizens here are Offering 10 ao N
lhelr donations should il do 80. S's
Paris, also, through some Of bay hns,
ness men, says II the road viii c vuS,
lnere II shall receive that with whScn /,
Miil DC well satisfied, and that at the eran y
railroad meeting to DO held n fsm s
county the 10th prox matters VIII lunar aa
sumo q cetinite shape. Never hetore hs (.
THIS city been SO much enthase,l ever NJ,
bright prospects, and no wanda ~.
Win thu building Of this ~ ~
WIZ pc opened up the VAST cSas
beds Of Northern Pamela on g a.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
The Great Northern.

Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, May 22 Engineer Pindon
OF the Paris & Great Northern railroad
was In Paris yesterday and was found in
Capt. Sam Wrlghts office, and IN CONVEX
sation with him he said that he had got
orders from the Frisco company to re.
tceive or call bids forthe contract of pillnn
between Paris and Red river.
Yesterday morning there was tele.
gram sent from Dallas here by j Il. Hen.
derson, who is a property-owner here.
which said; "Look out, or Paris will lose
the Santa Re yet"
This caused considerable commotion
on the street, but all felt better this
morning when 1t was learned that John
subsidy, with depot grounds and rIaht ~
way through the county, TO Gsorge
Sealy at Galveston, and now all feel as
snrcd that Paris win get The Santa Te
rosu' aud that Just as quick as it can be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
ON WALL STREET,
sstccks We're Active Yesterday, and
closed Mt or Near The Best
Figures OF The Day.
Governments Dpli ana steady-The Ad-
vance la the Price of RAILWAY
Bonds Continnss.
coMMERorAL RESUME.

special TO tho Gazette.
NEW YORK, Nay % Railway bonds
sold as follows to-day Gulf, Colorado
& Santa Fe gold G's at 1914; do 2's at
1914; do rs at 1874; Houston & Texas
Central rs at l02; do 2's az So; Missouri,
Kansas Texas 5's NJ 79i; do rs at ll4l /,
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio 2's
~ ss4; Texas s. Pacific Rios at 5li;
Texas 4 ST. Louis at ISL.
Money 4 aud per cent,
Governments firm.
Sterling quiet.
Wheat strong.
Cotton unchanged In prices
Oh closed at ga
Coffee fairly steady.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YoRK, May 22 ,--Government bonds
dull and steady.
Railroad bonds more active. The ad.
vance In prices continued and important
losses tonight are Tarer. Houston &
Texas issues led the advance. The main
line rs coupons were up 1 at III;
Western division rs, coupons off, "a at
1854 TIE main line 2'a, ~ at sS, and the
general mortgages II at 6it.
The continued advance Of the last few
NNf' hNiRNN VIZ HhfohiNh hhNAhNi VIZ
bringing out OF long stock would not
check the rise, but the same buying con
tinued to-day and in the face OF extensive
selling for foreign account and great deal
Of realizing. To-nIght's final prices show
material change throughout list. The
market opened steady. Trading In the
iavotlte etocks at advancing prices soon
carried the general market with them.
Prices advanced with no reaction of I'M
| portance until near the close, when heavy
realizing stemmed the upward movemenl
and the market closed heavy, but close tr
the best ilgures reached.
II was reported to-day that bill hat
passed the house giving the St Louis s
San Francisco right 10 enter the lndar
| Territory, aud preferred stock advanced
over per cent.
WOOL AT WICHITA FALLS.
special 10 the GRsotiu
WICHITA FALLS, Tx, May eth,
wool growers have accumulated abou
seventy thousand pounds of wool at thi
place, which will be sold to the highes
bidders next Tuesday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
Texarlsnna q Northern.

81 cciaI TO the Gazette.
TBXARXANA, ARK, May 22.-Ex Mayor
Chic received this evening telegram
from Chief Engineer Noble of the Tex.
arkana Northern railway, dated at Fort
smith, Ark stating that he found the
route rom Texarkana to Fort Smith easy
and practicable. President Whitaker has
ordered the equipments for the locating
party which will begin the survey June /,
when work will at once be commenced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

south and the rich and InexhaustIble de
posts u iron in Iron ridge, which ex-
tend for miles--all to be brought here for
manufacture, and together with the dense
forests close athsnd, to be the means OF
bringing thousands Of population TO our
city ana dollars TO the Golfers OF our citi-
zens. Competitive lines OF railway, and
the use Of the many advantages nature
has surrounded Longvlew, must bring
these results--and no wonder Longview's
people are pleased.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
Denton Society Notes.

special 20 the Gazette.
DENTON, Tex, May 22.--The Denton
Gun club gave their regular monthly
dance Tuesday evening, aud as usual a
good attendance and an excellent time
were had
Miss Ella Clark OF Dallas is visiting
Mrs. II. M. Spalding this week.
Several Of our young folks assembled
at the residence Of Capt. Comegys Tues
day evening aud were well entertained by
the captain, Mrs. Comegys and their ac-
complished daughter, Miss Susie.
Mr. Harry Keller of Dallas came up
Tuesday morning, returning the same
day.
Miss Fannie Robinson visited friends
in Dallas this week and attended the
ldlewlld club meeting there Tuesday
evening.
The entertainment and supper given ut
the city school building Friday evening
was well patronzed and quite large
sum was realized, which VIII be used in
putting fence around the new school
house. This is another OF the many in
stances recorded marking credit to the
enterprislng and energetic ladies our city
Is bless, d with.
Miss Leda Woodward, who has been
attending school at Winchester, Tenn,
for the past two years, returned Friday
evening to spend her vacation at home.
Mr.. s. Carroll will speuG The Sunday
in Gainesville.
Thomas Il. Gerren came me Thurs
day night from Dallas quite sick with
fever.
Mr.. j II. Fair left this morning for a
two weeks trip through the South He
VIII visit Memphis, New orleans and
points in Mississippi.
Mrs. @, Il Alexander left for Mid
lothian this mornlng, where she will ylsi.
Mrs. 4. II Alexander
Misses Annie and Myrtle Speer OF Fort
Worth ARE visiting Mrs Kowsky and
Mrs. Austin of this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
Attempted leg nan.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May 30 George
McComorlck, while being taken from the
courthouse to the jail after bis sentence
this morning, broke his shackies in some
manner and endeavored to release him
self on leg bail. He broke 10 run near
the corner OF Acquia aud Houston streets,
hut was stopped by Deputy Sheriff Ed
Stevens, who fred several shots about
him for the purpose OF soaring him, which
had the effect OF bringing him TO halt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
Dallas to Albuquerque.


5VeUIHI 20 INC UAzetto.
DALLAS, TEX, May pa meeting of
citizens was held at the hall of the Mer-
chants exchange this morning 10 con-
slider railroad matters. Capt. w. G.
Veal, one Of the committee, reported
satisfactory progress in the matter of the
railway from Denton to Decatur. He
also made statement having in view a
railroad from Dallas to Albuquerque, N.
NJ, to run through Wise, Jack, Young
aud other counties along u practically
straight line, connection to be had at
Albuquerque with the Atlantic & Pacific
railroad. Some discussion and expression
OF viewsiensued, but no definite action
was taken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

CorTesp0ndcnce OF the Gazette
RuoME, TEX, May 22-The meeting
Of the Rhome Literary society last night
was very interesting. Besides the regu-
lar programme Father Ryan memorial
meeting was held. An essay was read by
Miss Jennie IIambright, closing with a
happy rendering Of 1.-THE Sword Of Lee"
Mr. ~ l.. Morris recIted "The Conquered
Banner" Miss Lula Ellsworth gave
another essay. and Prof w. T.. Williams
recited "The Valley OF Silence"