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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19
Gcuin.ic Ages.

Geology teaches lis that in tho suc
'"sSivc ages Of The earth ages cover
i'g. perhaps. most Incredible ti,uc
PAGES, each distinctive geological con.
iition has developed distinct character.
sites of organization in mnttcr. Thus.
nc geologic nge Developed giganiic
'erhs; another, quGdrupcla of mon
+trous size; and the ln,csi Of all nnn
ne intelligent baing. But rcgnrdlc. S
Il time and circumstance, Wherein nud
fnder which the several distinctiyc
,'chcra of veg table and animal exist
nee lave hcca developed, we must de
TACO from the geological lesson iln,,
CONSTANT Inference that the creative
T. iAciplc attends on mntLcr; await,
ne necessary coalitions, and incyi:alI
'Nclops o.ga'izcl forms. 81. Lo,ti.
, Ins iiiD
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19
lie Courtcd the Old ladies.

When DR.. Finsch landed in Aslrolabe
Bay, New Guinea, II while ago, he went
with IN escort OF sailors short distance
inland, where he found buried in the for
rest large village. The party was re
coinpancd by some of the village men
whose acquaintance they Ind cultivated
at the shore. The women, however
were none the less frightened at tho
strange appearance of the visitors, and
ran of into the woods. few old wo
men, however, who had been brave
enough to face the strangers, were re
wardcd with presents, and through Their
efforts the other women were soon in
duced to return.
plorations he took particular pains TO in
gratiatc himself with the old women
He often found that they welded import
ant influences, and their good will WA
very helpful. He admits that he did NOT
always find ita particularly agreeable tasl
to win the favor of the older women, 70,
they are not fair to look upon. But il
was to his interest to have all the old In.
dies on his side, and so he put his bcs
foot forward to make them think he wa.
Il very nice sort Of II fellow.
DR.. Finsch advances one rather novel
idea about the womcfp of unciviIized
tribes in tropical countries. He reports
the well-known fact that these w0mer
lose their youth and freshness while stip
young, but he adds that they would not
seem TO fade so carly in life if they Wort
clothing and understood the arts OF tho
toilet with which women in other lands
long cOntrivc 10 conceal advancing year.
and ar;iicially supply the charms they
have lost.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19
Fate CT eli African Kings Wife.

y beautiful young wife of Umbandinc,
an African King, had N some innocent
way displcascd him, SAY. ATathcrs in his
book on South Africa The order was
given to smell her out, and the witch
doctors did their horrible work. Exc.
cutioncrs were told Off, ana they were
sent ont TO the young wife to tell her OF
her sentence. She dressed herself in her
best ornaments, and determined to appear
before the King to say "Good-byc." She
had been the rulers playmate AID cavo.itc
sweetheart as Il child, and she ventured
to send message to him asking pcrlnis.
sion TO say Goodbye" to him. The
King refused the request. Calmly pre-.
pairing for death the young woman disrc.
gardcd the denial, and walked 20 where
his Majesty" was sitting, drinking cham.
payne. She said TO him: "King, have
come to say 'Goo1-bye;' tell me why Won
are killing me-" The King vouchsafed
no answer, and turned his face away.
The poor woman proceeded to bid adieu
to the other wives and girls Of the mon.
arch. They stood in n row, and as she
walked down i'll front Of them she said :
II am the first, but there will be more Of
you to come after me-" Without another
word she quietly followed her execution.
ers They led her about three miles from
the kraal, across the lillian River, and
there hanged her on Il low thorn tree.
The REIN by which she was suspended
being too long, her feet nearly touched
the ground, and strangulation was com.
plctcd by beating the REIN with sticks,
the person Of royalty being sacred to the
common touch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19
wAKIN' THE YOUNG UNS.

The old rnan from the foot Of the stairs
five A. VI.
oee-alll Ree-ull, o, Bcc-ull my gracious,
Air you still sieepin'.
TIL hour hands creepin'
Ncarier five.
Wal, blamed cf this ere amt veA,tiousH
Don't We hyar them cattle calling
An til ii steer a-bawlins
Come, look alivel
Git up! Git up!
Nar'nnnl Marian, dist hyar her s.orin'D
Mar'ann! its behoovin
Thct you be u-,novin!
Brisk, l say.
ayar the kitchen stove a-roarin'?
The kittlc's n spilin'
Ter get hisse'f billin'
It's comm day,
Git up! Git up!
Jrle! o, julie. Now whut is ailin',
You want ter rest.
Wal I'll be blest,
Sposc them cows
Ii give down milk 'itiout you railin'a
You mus be goin' crazy;
Er, more like, gittin' lazy.
Come, nov, rouse,
Git up Git up!
lake, You lazy varmnt! Jake! Hey, Jake
Whit You layin' theer fur
You know the stocks ter kccr fur;
So. hop out!
Thet boy is w,sser'n IL rock ter walieD
Don't stop to shiver,
But iisu n;iver,
An pop out!
Git up! Git up!
Young uns. Ecs-ii!. Jake, Alarann! Julcl
tWal blamed my orn'ry skin.
They've gone ter sleep agin
sur all my tcllin'D
See hyar, haint no time ter fooll
It's the lus' wainin'
I'll give this mcrnin'.
lin doE. ycllin'l
Git Up. Git up!
War whuts tn cdts-an hour, more or less;
B'lieve it makes 'em stronger
Ter sleep lcetle lnrSer
Thar i'll bed.
The time is comm ias enough guess,
When I'll wish an wish with weepin'.
They was back w ycHder siccpin,
Overhead,
Ter sit mp.
-.joaa Boss, in the i?oston GLOBE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19
Postage. Sinmp Cmriositio-

\ certain well-Snown gentleman in Ga
c.ty OWLS IL valuable collection of postage
Stamps which has taken him twelve
years 10 ge; together. "NIy collection
.sn't complete" he said with sigh
and it never will be. Why Bccaus.
il would require $780, 600 TO make :, so
There arc about six thousand different
descriptions of postage stamps in exist
cacc. The museum OF the Berlin Post
o.''ce alone contains between four arC
-.vc thousand specimens, Of which hal
are from Europe AID the remainder di-
vided between Asia, Africa. America arc
australia. Some OF the stamps bear /.
coat Of arms and other emblem, impar.
ally borrowed from the heavens above.
e earth beneath and the waters undo:
&c earth, stars, eagles, lions, horses.
scrpcnts, railway trains, dolphins, 'and
other fearful wild fowl There arc, more.
over, the vigncttc cfiigics of five Empc.
ors, eighteen Kings, three Queens, or,
Grand Duke and many Presidents. SON
of these stamps cannot be purchased {,
$1,000, while others cannot he purcha..
90. NY sum. - Cincinnati Iomne,ciul
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19
The Heroic Sailor Boy at Apia.

The story Of the heroism displayed by
Il boy named Oscar Brinkman during
the recent storm or the coast of Samoa
has been published. The boy is the son
Of a farmer living on what is known as
the Seven Oak Place, near Fremont,
Ncb. He was Il sailor on board the
Vandaia. During the storm young
Brinlman, together with several Other
men, were thrown overheard by IL sud
den lurch of the ship. He caught a
floating plank and chung to it. Seeing
one of his companions struggling in the
water, he swan to him, and taking him
by the hair brought him to the plank, to
which both chung until big wave
washed them on the beach. Although
nearly exhausted, Brinkinan determined
to do what lie could for those on board
the Trenton, which seemed about to 90
to pieces. He persuaded three Of the
natives to accompany him in boat, and
with Il rope establish a line between the
shore and the ship. They had only gone
IL little way when the boat was upset by Il
big wave, and all we're struggling in the
water. Presently it rigltcd itself, how
ever, ard they succeeded in reaching the
ship with their rope and saved niany
lives
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

The original copper plates from which
Audubon's book ON the birds of America
was printed, were recently sold to II brass
company at Ansonia, Conn, and all but
two melted down. BY the merest acct
dent the identity of the plates was dis
covered IN time to save these two, and
the proprietor of the works has had them
polished and inserted as panels in Il
mantelpiece in his library.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19
PITH AND POINT.


-, -: =,
''"' 'il--f cci'S '"e ""itcr WIFI
''''. l"''''.'
Every dog has hls day, but the cats
have the nights.
Lady Vi>itor-.Is mamma at home,
dear?' Little .,lice-"No. ma'am: but
! can show you her new dress. "-1eras
'SJtf"gs.
Bessie-'.Thcy say she is rs pretty rs Il
picture" Jcnnic-'Perhaps so. But
she's not MS pretty rs her las, picture. y
H"'PerS H"i"F.
Old Peppers Caii!y-..Do YOU run
this elevator, voting mmn!"-Young
Man (calmly)-'Naw, It's runs by
steam. "-Lo'ceH Citi<en.
Hc-''Nliss Gcneyicvc, there comes a
big wavc-givc me your hand" She
"Oh, Mr.. Jones, please speak to mann
ma !'-iSan fimncisc) Wasp.
Shc-"How do Won sunn,sc tbc ,,as
crack the hard shells of the nuts they
pick" i!c-"With monkey wrench,
OF course. '-he!i;j.stoa Free Press.
Some hold it true wi,atci. nef..m
And deem IL 9ood wllatc'cr Letilc-
Than never 20 lav.. ished ~ n. MI I'1'
OIL CITY Blizzard.
What Il pity it is that the old farm is
goinr to wreck and ruin for hack of cnlt;.
vation, when there are so many peonlc
digging for fishing worms.-Mtrchant
T"reto'.
.Ahcm, sir" YOU have for
gotten to--ah - Brokcr-"Oh. YES.
your tip. had forgotten. Buy 4. II.
and q. preferred at Is and sell ut -
Turner's Bazar.
~ :,
waiter I'm all-nlght restaurant at 9 80
A. M.)-''Gcnt orders lamb chops and
there amt any" Proprietor (glancing
at clock)-"W give him I'M oyster
stew and say nothin'."
An ilitcratc publican wrote over his
door: s'Bear sold here" ..He spells the
word quite corrective s,id Thoodoro
Hook, ''if he means to apprisc us that
the article is OF his own Bluin.n
a Juvenile baseball club in this citv is
called the Units. The urcbins that
chrstcncd. il probably did not stop to
consider that il will fake twcntv If Them
to make one score. - GoddaWS San.
ploutv or NM, am, .ou
vi '''c'' ''i zen you what the
score Oh tic dnv DascDall game WIGS, and
be at the same time utterly unable tn cav
anythinn about thc;r o,,n .oovo,. - .i'y
ro,no. '+rooor, Jr,..J,, IT, "' 'iic
A.. -', 'n' "'''' A'"'e'"
Mls. isgers--M iggers Is the most
aSgravating man. lie Just nags and nags
at me until ger so maj | can't talk"
a hls, :, that what he
1oeS IL ior' GEAR Tor" Htnfc Eypress.
WI" 1an, sSaiaii Tin never quarrel, for
ho%i; is i, nnt oe ,ons doubt
To have falling ont.
Judge.
Hlr. Briei-" our uncle has directed
IN ms Will that you shall have one cent"
air. Spcnothrift-"G Good, kind uncle.
in sudden aiarm) Are yen sure, Mr..
Brle1' IL isn't Il counierieitF-LM7pe''a
Bear.
Young Mrs. Oldboy-sDear me.
you can't think how attached l am to
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

Demosthenes, the most admired of
Greek orators, died by his own hand 322
b. G., at the age of fifty-ninc years, to
save himself from Antipater. His was
the fervid, patriotic tongue that aroused
the Greek republics against Maccdon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

What Is swcctcr THAI rose,
Thnt bloom in tho beauty OF Juuc7
VI hc stately and fr. grant lilius
whose bella ring n summer tuner
Alb. swcctcr tho roses blowing
On the chccka Of those wo love.
AMI the NY Of health that's glowing
Tho checks rcd r -, above
But how soon the lily and the r,s. vlthcr 4,
the faces OF our American Women WHY l. IL?
simply because "a many OF them arc victims Of
wcaknesses, irregularities and functional do
fenStmohts INCIDENTAL to tho scr IL tLoy
would use Dr. picice's favorItu Presentation
MI ihese Rcauty and health destroy ing all.
mcnts might DC wnrlcd of, and We would hear
ifns ABOUT women growing old bcfors their
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

y lreach II promise suit his lc,n com.
mencc ut u Tia IA, H., 10y II womm Of scv.
cnty Years ng 'ins' II mnn Of equIl agc. Yer,
apr prlutcly TIL, cou-tshr wnS carri ii ~
III csiu tory.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19
There Is "a Timo TO Dance,

According To 81. Paul. and time To pray; n
lime to work and u timo To play. Fortunate Is
'hnt person who does the light lhing nj the
ana he VIII end his days IN harpinoss. Such u
pcrs"n Is iir VII" keeps his system oiled up In
. ,H.hincr with lc-ru- nn. the mntchless Tonic.
feeS III the Shade, and you cnn almost feel
Your .ia'iir" ""1 M ont of you. thon Is the
blood. build np your wua ing Issue. and nut
new cnerg! Into your body. Pc-ru-nn will d,
nus; " a. hlikr II churni. 80 prompt anl eli.
tcctiv, IN ". IL not only gives removed vitalit,
INA yiEor. but IL Is slrndia curo for ali I.unt
.r"NncS, t"vcrs, Diseases nf tho Heat nnN
H,it"'hati,, Collie ami tlnrrhun. Kidney Qnd nj
trn'nic Discusses. Now IL the time to tnkc A
"Me a trial To regulate your bowels, Man
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

u you nrc doubtful ~ I" the use Of Dnbbins's
Electric soap ana caunot ncc' pt the expert
hns been on the market, one trial will convince
you. Ask your grocer for II. lake no imita.
liam
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

Bolivia intcnistp establish u llrs,.c.ass lc-
cation at Washinstcn. uni wi send dele
gate to tho Pan. Anne, lean Congress
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

II is state thu X chud Piso,t the fnrgri
IT the lnrnc.' letters, hal his Ito |, sur.
for Il 900 IN the T. rli'l, nni Scpttish law
l.ir,. Inn .n
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

hc intern liinnal Bankiny ca. n G ~ I3,woy
y; \. Sity, Call at:cnti t. thor adv headed
M Excellent Investment" They refer to
elshi;.h Dc Co. and 10 kc -lc. te Co. btnkers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

mu'c, ~ years old. docs little sers
vico fora Georgia physician, who has had
him since ,3i9,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

10 regulate the stomach, livor nnd bowels,
DE- Pierces pcllSts cXcol. Ono u do o.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

s'iutcn.. r,4,rhc :, linuio ., female. Clergy
men nu,l "i!u'ts In need Of change OF employ
mont, Hhuud n"i fat 10 write t. II. L. johnson
Co., liW' Main ST.. luchmund Va Their
great success shows that thoy have got the
true ideas Lbout making money. They cnn
show you how Ia employ odd hours priiitnhly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

No OriUM in f'so's Care for CONSUMPTION
Cures where Other remedies fail. 2ac.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

EFS n IA r "a e. --3very ono to Investigate; As
S3 bai;i isfN iadicinu.ly Invested viii ESD
for people with Iis..>d Inro:s Send sta,nD Tor oar
ticu'ars TN LEY IL co. * nnsas i,i,r. &c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

Oregon, the Purndihr of Rmruierp.
Mild. cqunhlc cliinntr, cert nln and abundant
crops. Best fruit, grain. grass and stock coun-
try In HE world. Fun Information free Adj
dress Oregon 'm'igrnt'n Board. Portland, Ore
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-19

Mr.. G. A. Sala tells that the NIaoris are
great i'll oritory. On one occasion he
WAS being welcomed to ii Maori town.
"AIay your boots" said the orator of the
dry, "bc lovely on the hills" in which
q. A. 5. dimly recognized II revised yer.
sion of "lIow beautiful upon the noun.
tains are the feet of him that bringctl
good tidings."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12

A GENTS WANTED-TlIE MIS-.
"A SOURI, Washer affords agents probable
hnsineEs. Arguments n It's favor are numerous
and convincing, Easily sold, Hent on Two
weeks trial " DO returned At my EXPENSE il moi
satisfactory, Write for illustrated circular mi
terms, J. WORTH, 81 Beeknap street, MY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12
WANTS ms SERMONS BURNED.

Chaplain BitHpgU's VIII Contains Plair
Directions Concerning His Funeral.
U'dihtHg'on Star.
Chaplain Edmund O. Bittinger, United
States Navy, who died in the Nava.
Asylum last week, left an unique will
which was admitted to probate in the
Registers Office on Saturday. The
estate is worth $25, 900 and the will con
tains these clauses: II direct that al
my accounts aud debts be settled and
paid, and it Is my desire to have q very
private and simple funeral-no osten'
tation and no enlogy whatever; short
chapter read from the Bible, either 9th
Of Second Corinthians or 18th OF First
Corinthians, 1854 or 123d Psalm: short
prayer. / desire to be buried in 4 very
plain pine collin, as one OF the men and
with the men. / have seen 80 much al
funerals that has been so Objectionable
and so undesirable that l have resolved
all my life that ! will do all in my
power TO correct II.
~ desire that none OF my relatives
shall 20 in mourning for me, aud there
Is 10 be no head or foot stone at my
grave, but rather q large, rough, unhewn
stone, with no inscription, except 1919,
the year Of my death and Il. q. b.
"Let all my poor sermons be commit
ted To the flames, for | feel confident that
they will give more light out Of the pull.
pit than they ever gave in 1t, and l hope
and pray that my brother and sisters
and their families will carry out these
nv last Wishea,"
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why Not EmpanSl wooden Indlapsg

Why Not EIlpNhoI WOOUeh KhuIAubV
Chicago LAer. octaH.
Bars to the Cronin jury-Do yoursad,
write or think? Have you conscien'
tious scruples or fixed opinionsP II so,
fall back.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12

From q HtLsnd, Mont, Ldtfr.
The Helena assay office takes all gold
bullion that comes. 1t may BIO no more
than a spoonful Of dust from the man
who Is working with a shovel and wheel
barrow and a little sluiceway near the
entrance to Yellowstone Park, or 1t may
be the single consignment from the Spot
ted Horse mine in Fergus county, which
Welded the owners Of the niue $45,SOS
That was athirty days run Of the Spotted
Horse. Since then that mine has sen
in several conslgnments which proved
to be worth from S2b,OOO u
$4,000. Spotted Horse has a short, buI
interesting, history. p. W. Meadow
was in business at Billings. He crippled
himself financially by advancing sup
plies TO the parties who owned the mine
The property was put up ut SheriLFs salt
aud Meadow bid It in to save himself
He took out $4,000 in thirty days, ant
recently sold to Helena men for !$5OO,gOt
cash. Mr.. Meadow 10 o member OF tht
Constitutional Convention, and Mrs
Meadow is the head Of the very persist
ent lobby which lIas been laboring to
get woman suffrage in the Montana Con
Stitution. Cashier DENNY says this
Spotted Horse bullion is tho finest that
comes 10 the assay office. 1t Is nearly as
good as gold coin. It goes over 500 fine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12
Am In,lau Prslrht Rnte.

One Of the, Kansas City Armours did
what no Chicago Armour has been will
ling to do. He went before the Senate
committee, and, being in that august
presence, refused to testify to about all
the interesting interrogatories. 1t Il
very significant that he refused TO tel
what railroad freights his firm is get
ting.
II the Armours and their associates
were paying the same that other ship
pers pay, and Il there were no discrimi
nation as against live cattle, they woul'
tell the rate as freely as they tell thei
names,
The Inter State Commerce Commits
sion will doubtless see that the senat
Committee Is cutting out some fin
work for 1t in this matter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12
AnnnhlIlrht none Out.

The House Of Representatives will
miss moro than the ready wit and over
flowing humor Of "sunsot'' Cox. twill
miss bis untaillng good nature, his full
information, his scholarship, the forty
horse power energy he brought to every
subIect which excited his interest, For
MI. Cox, funny as he was, was very
much more than a funny man. He was
one Of the most capable Of Legislators,
Il was the fixed belief OF bis later
wears that his way Of lookingon tho hu-
morous side Of things had been a STUN.
Hing block 10 him. He once said TO
N tie writer that II would beimpoSsible
10 induce the country to believe him
ANYTHING more than a clown, for II was
a. a funny man that he was most spoken
a. UYot,o added Mt. Cox, u atn In
iast one Of the most serious Of mem
Tie purpose Of my life Ia serious to the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12
GOPP FOR run CABINET.
PtobabIlt. tAat % vll b Mado A.t0raoy

Probability that lis will DO Made Attorney
General,
Special 10 PhSburgh Dttpdieh,
The President found 80 much to do
to-day; that he decided to defer his de-
parture for Deer Park until tomorrow.
He saw few persons, however, aside
from prominent officials and one or two
Congressman, or the Cabinet officers
who called. Attorney General Miller
consumed the longest time, and II Is said
that the discussion between him and the
President was for the most on the sub.
ject OF filling the vacancy on the Supreme
Bench.
While II was fairly decided a month
ago that Mr., Miller should 20 TO the
Supreme Bench, and General Gof, Of
West Virginia, to the Attorney Generals
Office, recently that arrangement Of the
slate has seemed to be shattered. Re-
ports to this effect have led many promi'
nent Republicans, unsolicited, TO urge
anew some deal that will place General
Golf In the Office OF Attorney General,
in tho interests Of the Republican sue.
cess in the South. They argue that the
Federal election laws now in existence
are sufficient 10 ensure fair elections il
they are enforced, and that q Southern
man Of General Colts standing and pos
sessing his knowledge Of the methods by
which Southern elections are car
ried by the Democrats, Is Just
the man to enforce them, which
IGol would do II be were in the office oil
Attorney General. With adequate en-.
forcement Of these laws It ts believed
that West Virginia, Virginia, North Car
olina, Florida, aud, within a few years,
two or three other Southern States
would be captured by the Republicans,
thus removing New York from itn posi-
ton as the pivotal State" with all the
temptation to corruption by both polit-
iCal parties that the phrase implies.
These considerations are having great
weight with the Republicans in every
part Of the country, and In view OF them
the President Is receiving many Commu-
nications urging Mr.. Miller for the SUI
preme Bench and Gof Tor Attorney
General.
The President has given no intlma'
ton 10 anyone, 10 fur as can be learned,
IN regard to lifetime OF the appointment
to the vacancy OH the Supreme Bench,
and many believe he will not make the
appointment until after the meeting Of
Congress, when the views Of leading
Congressman will be accessible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12
Children Cry for Pitchers CastofIa.

Il IA understood that Commissioner
Tanner aud Assistant Bussey are both
eligible for the degree Of LII. p. De-
Doctor Of Pension Laws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12

last degree, But | can't help smiling
sometimes. Then other people smile
with me, and that Is fatal"
II was also his conviction that man
OF ambition would do much better to
cultivate a heavy dullness, in which case
he would have a chance 70 pass for q
deep, deliberate thinker. Dull Mr.. Cox
could not have been, no matter how hard
he had tried. He was what he was, ar
honest, useful legiSlator, a companions
bic man who drew to him hosts oftriendl
from the opposite pole Of politics,