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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
ART OF COOKING VEGETABLES.


Vegetables form Il most agreeable and
useful part of our daily food, and they
should be made the object of greater
study than they usually are. They should
be dressed with taste us well us care. The
iresher all green vegetables are the more
wholesome. When they are so they
break or snap crisp!y, bat should they
bend without breaking, OR have wilted
appearance they are stale.
Soft water is much the best TO use fol
! cooking vegetables, if pure and clean,
but if hard water is used have it freshly
drawn and put iii a little soda to soften.
Nearly all vegetables should be thorough.
~ COOKED and are spoiled if either over
or under done. Those young and ten.
der require less time than those more
maturcd.
Green vegetables with some exception:
should be cooked i'll plenty of sailed
water, putting them in ut its first boil.
The quantity of salt TO dc used is Il large
tablespoon to one gallon Of water All
vegetables are done us soon rs tender
and should be immediately taken ND and
drained in coiandcr.
Onions should he soaked in sailed warm
water previous TO cooking to partly re.
move any strong odor they may possess.
Peas, string-bcaus and green corn should
not he prepared for cooking until about
ready to be used.
Turnips, carrots and onions should
not be split, but sliced in rings across, rs
they cook thus sooner.
A very small bit of rcd pepper put in
the water in which either meat or vcge-
tables are boiled will, to some extent,
deodorize the steam and save the disa.
greeable odor arising from cabbage,
onions, etc.
Potatoes should be pcalcl as thinly as
possible, as the better part lies nearest
the skin.-Neio York Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
TOW TO MAKE STARCH.

There are very few housekeepcrs who
do not admire the laundry finish" on
shirts and collars, etc, and wish they
could equal the stiffness and gloss al
home. There's Il great deal in the starch.
Take the required amount of the best
quality and mix it with Il little cold
water; take out fourth of it, and cook
the rest, stirring TO keep it from being
lumpy; let it cool a little, when il has
cooked enough-ten minutes, perhaps
then stir in the rest, which both wlritens
ard stilicns the cooked starch. 1t should
now be very thick, as thick us You can
rub it into the clothes, which of course
must he dry.
Rub the starch into the clothes while If
Is as hot as you can handle il, rubbing
well with the hands, straighten out the
garment and rub well with the ball of The
hand, using little fresh starch TO rub in.
then roll up and let lie about ten minutes.
The shirt is then ready to iron.
You want hot tlatirons, rs hot as YOU
can use them, so hot they will scorch dry
cloth il left on it, Iron the body of the
shirt rapidly; this will make the heat Just
right for the cuffs. Rub them over lightly
or the wrong side, then Il little harder,
then turn and finish ON the right side
with pressure, then iron the band Get
another hot iron for the bosom, cool il
by ironing Il rag or "a towel See there
are no wrinkles i'll the bosom or in the
back under it, turn it on your table SC
the centre of the bosom is parallel with
the edge of the table, rub quickly but
lightly once or more, then ego for it,
with all the muscle you have; then the
other half Put in your shirt board;
dampen about half of one side of the
bosom, and with your polishing iron
press as heavily as you can and iron if
fast. That brings the polish-and the
perspiration.
You cannot do fine work without .
polishing iron. With it and plenty OF
elbow grease you can. And yon don't
want wax, tallow, spcrmaccti or any
thing else i'll your starch. -Nchir
fmmcr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
Thc Snrcaa of tllc Snnrrnw.

According to the most authentic in.
formation that can he Obtained, the Eng.
fish sparrow WAS first brought 10 this
country in 1880, when eight pairs we're
imported into brooklyn by directors of
the Brooklyn Institute. They were libcr.
ated in the spring of 1851, but did no!
thrive. The next year II large number
was imported. Fifty were let loose at
the Narrows, and in the spring Of 1888
tic rest were liberated in Greenwood
Cemetery, ard nun was hired t0 watch
them. They did well and multiplied.
In 1851 and 1885 spanows were intro
duccd at Portland, Me-, and in the latter
year at Pcaccdalc, Il. |. Some of these
birds escaped in Boston, but nothing was
heard of them, and il was ten years later
when they were first let loose or the Bos
ton Common. Twelve birds were iiber-
atcd in Madison Square, New York, in
1860, and four years af:crward they were
introduced to Central Park In 1866 200
sparrows were set free in Union Square.
The following year forty pairs were let
loose i'll New Haven, Conn. and II colony
was established in Galveston, Texas. In
1868 1908 sparrows were imported in one
lot by the Municipal Government Of
Philadelphia, this being probal ly the
largest single importation Of sparrows
ever made to this country.
BY this time the ''crazc" for the saucv
little sparrows had become fully de-
vcloped, and they were rapidly colonizcd
in all parts Of the country Some idea of
the marvellous rapidity of the spnrrows
multiplication, the swiftncss of its extern
sion and the size Of the area it has over
spread may DC gained from the fact that
at the close Of the year 1866 it had cs-
tabished itself in tI,irty-iivc States and
five Territories, occupying total area OF
$50, 900 square miles in the United States
and about 1iS,000 square miles in Cana
da. In 1856 alone the sparrow spread
over SIC, 500 square miles. 1t is Il hardy,
prolific and aggressive bird, intelligent
and with more than ordinary cunning. It
is domestic and grcgarious in habit, and
through tie protection afforded by prox-
unity to man ii escapes nearly all the enc
mics which check the Increase Of native
birds. Beside all this tie sparrow had
food and shelter provided for it for many
years.-Ncao Turk Tines
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
A Gr0und.Iiog Boy.

Dckalb County, Ala, has genuine
curiosity i'll the person Of ground hog
boy. He is fourteen years old, and lives
near Fort Payne. lie has head, hands
and feet similar 10 groundhog, ard can
not talk, but grnnts instead. The boys
nature is lazy, and his parents are very
poor but refuse TO allow him TO be put
on the road as curiosity. Handsome
offers have been made his parents for Il
contract to take him on the road, and
they may agree to the considerations -
Courier ouraal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
ONLY ONE MOTHER.

You have only one mother, my boy,
Whose heart You can gladden. with JOY.
Or cause it to ache
Till ready to break
So cherish that mother, my boy.
You have only one mother who will
Stick to you through good and through il
And love You although
Tho world is your foe
So caro- for that love never still.
You have only one mother to pray
That in the good path you may stay
Who for you won't spare
Self sacrifice rare
So worship that mother alway
You have only one mother to mako
n home eyer sweet for your sake,
Who tolls day and night,
For you Will, delight
70 help her ali pains ever take.
You have only one mother to miss
When she has departed from this.
So love and revere
That mother while here,
Sometime You won't know her dear kiss
You have only one mo:her-just one.
Remember that always, my scn;
None ecu OF will do
What she has for you. ..
What have you for her ever done?
H. q. Dodge, in Detroit Free Press
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Froudc's romance "'rhc Two Chiefs az
Dunboy" is completing its third edition.
newspaper editor in Texas has married
i,0OoW', and Borrowing brother adds,
"Plcac exchange
a man who does not krow ANYTHING will
be sure tn tell it the very first time hc l.c,s a
chance To he heard.-t. Louis Mognsinc.
Mrs, lsurncti's love story Nnrnbondin Z"
is reported 10y booksellers to he The hest
selling and most cailcd-ior book this sum-
mcr.
IL can be said in favor of "Mnrchinr
Through Georgia " that il is the only dis.
tinciivcly American mir among our National
music. The Star Slan.lcd banner"
America" IanScc nuodlc" and '"rhc
Red, White aud Blue arc all English
tunes.
The Rev. John i. Hurst, u. d., gives in
"llarpcrs Magazine" for September, AN ne.
count ofthc little religions community which
Dean Stanley once called "lhc oldest and
smallest sect in the world" This body of
Samariians, numbering about one hundred
aud fifty souls, is Ia be- found in The heart of
the small city of Nabius, in North Palestine.
They possess what they claim To be the most
ancient copy of the l'cntacuclI.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
What n CIoudburst IL.

Tho phenomena OF ~ cloudbursN.
which can only occur in \ tornado or
wmrlwind, are not generally under
stood, says the New York Heraid Tho
wlhrl i'll which it forms is no. Il very
broad and shallow disk. but tuli,
columnar mass of rotating air, similar
to that i'll which tho Atlantic water
srout or the famous pillar-likc dust
| storm of India is generated. While
this travelling aerial pillar. perhaps II
few hundred yards in diameter, is
rapidly gyrating, the centrifugal force,
as Prof. Fcrrel has shown. acts MS a
barrier to prevent tho flow of external
mir from all sides into its interior. OK
cept ut and near the base of the pillar.
There friction with tho earth retards
tho gyrations and allows tho mir to
rush III below and escape upward
through tho ilucliko interior rs power.
full ascending currents.
Tho phenomenon, however, will not
be attended by terrific floods unless
tho atmosphere is Icnscly stored with
water vapor, rs it was on Tuesday IN
tho Cayadutta Valley, and rs it was
on May 81 in the Concmaugh Valley.
When such is the case, tho violent as
cending currents suddenly lift tho va
por-ladcn clouds several thousand feet
above the level Mt which they were pro-
viously floating, aud hurl them nloft
into rareiied mud cold regions of tho
atmosphere, where their vnpor is in
rtantly condensed into many tons of
water. Could the water fall Ms fast ns
condensed it would he comparatively
harmless But the continuous uprush-
ing currents support this mass of wa
ter ut high level, and as their own vast
volumes of vapor rising nrc condensed
they add to tho water already accumu-
lated thousands of feet above tho cnrth's
suriacc--making, SO to speak, lnko
in high mir.
AS tho whirlwind wcakens or passes
from beneath this vast body of water,
which its ascending currents hnvo gem
Grated and upheld in the upper story
of he atmosphere the aqueous mass,
no longer supported, drops with ever
increasing grnvi'ational forco TO tho
earth. In severe cloud bursts the wa
ter does not full az rain, but in sheets
and streams, sometimes unbrolen for
many seconds. Tho cloud burst of
1888 ut llollidaysburg, Pa, cxcnvatcd
many holes in the ground, varying from
twenty-five TO thirty feet in diameter,
and from three To six feet deep. In II
similar but mildcr storm, which visited
l'oulogno last May, assures wcro cut
IN the streets eight feet deep and open
ingS mado large enough TO cngnlf IL
horse and curl
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
Wealth in Trust for Dogs.

The most extraordinary will ever made
was probably made recently in Nashville,
Tenn. Mrs. Mary Ann Schaub, an aged
German lady, who has lived in Nashville
for the past sixty years, died at her home
in the northern suburbs of the CITY,
where she has lived for nearly half cen
tury. She had no relatives in the world
OF whom any one knew, and had sur
rounded herself by number of dogs and
cats. She had accumulated handsome
property, valued at about $4,000, and this
she leaves in trust for two OF her favoritc
dogs. The animals are of the common
est breed. She provides that a sufficient
sum shall be reserved from her personality
to maintain these dogs in comfort us long.
as they live, and especially orders bed
and clothing for the occupancy of a young
lady, whom she adopted some years AGO
and who is made secondary beneficiary
upon the condition that she will live in
the houscand care for these dogs for n
period of eight years. If at the end of
this term her task has been dutifuly pcr!
formed, she shall come into possession of
the entire property. - Chicago Herald.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11

Coffee Jelly-Talte two tablespoon
Of gclatine and pour it over one pint oil
good coffee. When dissolved strain and
set away in the ice chest to cool and
thics;cn. Serve with swectcned cream
favored with vanilla.
Fricandcau Of Veal-The part of the
leg OF veal which is called fricandeau, i:
used for this purpose. Lard the veal the
same IS fillct Of beef; roast in medium
hot. oven; basic frequently and cook
through, but not too well done; make .
nice sauce in pan and serve with the veal.
Lettuce Salad--Takc lettuce, washed
we'll and chopped coarse, and make o
dressing rs follows: Mix one saltspoon,
iul Of salt and onc-half saltspoonful Of
pepper in Il cup. Add one tablespoon.
full Of oil. When thoroughly mixed add
one tablespoonful OF vinegar and two
more tahlespoonfuls OF OIL Pour over
lettuce and serve.
Frat 1'apioca-PicH over and wasl,
threc-quarters Of cup of pearl tapioca.
Put II Ill q double boiler with pint and
Il half Of boiling water. Cool; till soft
1880 '"''"i'''''h'; otiiiiiS oIicu. AGO
nearly saltspoonful of salt, quarter OF
n cup of sugar, one good sized banana,
and one large, juicy, sweet orange, cui
i'll thin slices. Serve with cream.
CauliIlowcr an Ggatin--Boil caulillower
well done in sailed water, then put in
pialn vegetable dish a ladleful of cream
sauce; put in cauliiiowcr; arrange so 10
ill dish nicely; cover the top with cream
sauce; sprinkle over that fine bread
crumbs mixed with little parmcsan
cheese; bcsprinklc with melted butter,
ana brown IN oven; serve very hot.
Egg Brcad-Bcat four eggs very light
and stir into pint OF sweet or sou,
milk; if soar milk is used add little
soda; mix in large spoonful of butter.
take quart of sifted Indian meal and
pour over ii sufficient boiling water ia
scald it, stirring it to stiff, smooth
mass; add the milk and tablespoonful of
sugar; beat we'll and bake in pan or
muffin rings. More eggs can be added
If desired. Sweet milk is better to use
than sour.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
Two Miles Minute ON Circmlar TRACK

On a two-milc circular track the start
ling speed Of two miles Il minute was re-
Gently maintained for about ten miles by
the thrce-ton motor of the Electro Auto
matte Transit Company, of Baltimore, at
their grounds at Laurel, Nd. This speed
equals three miles per minute on a
straight track. David G. Wcems, the
inventor, conducted the experiments.
The company will build at once a five
mile circular track on Long Island to
demonstrate the practicability of the
electric passenger system, and also the
automatic system, which is intended only
for light express packages, mail matter
Snd newspapers. Edison has pronounced
it the greatest conception since the tele-
graph The road will be fenced in by
barbed wire to keep off cattle; and, being
insulated, the wires will be used for telc-
piioning and signaling along the line. In
the new passenger system the rails will
have an upper and lower bcaring-the
rail of the future, the ;Steclton iron pco-
pie call it. On the wheel which runs on
The upper bearing will be the weight.
The lower bearing will be pressed from
time TO time by lazy wheel, to hold the
cars to the track on curves when running
at high rate Of speed.-Ne,o York 1ri-
baae.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
TO WASH MusLrNe.

TV " AsH MUSIINE.
Some of these wash admirably with
n little care in the Laundry. If the colors
are not fast, add handful of salt to each
gallon of rinsing water. 1t is best to
try small piece first if possible. Lay
them in cold water to soak, to get the
worst of the dirt out of them, then soap
them lightly and put them in tepid water,
and wash them thoroughly with good
soap; rinse them through cold water
with salt, if ncededD and dry quickly.
Use no starch, and fold them before
they are quite dry, ironing them lightly
with a not too hot iron. Washed in this
way whenever they get to look soiled they
should look as good rs new Washing.
t9A Star.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
Conadcncr ncrnt of succcnn.

10 confident nrc tho manufacturers OF that
world famed remedy, Dir. picrcr's Golden
Medical Discovery, that Il Will do all That they
represent, in the cutc oi liver. blood and iunr:
diseases, that after witnessing It's thousands
of cures for many ycars pnsf. they now frcl
warranted In selling Il las they nrc doing,
through druggate) under positive guarantee
OF It's giving satisfaction In every case, or
money pnid for il will bc refunded. M mcli-
cincof ordinary merit cou Il be sold under
such severe conditions with profit To III, pro-
prictors, and no other me iicinc for the dis
eases for which IL * recommended WA ever
before sold under II guarantee Of n cure or no
pay. In NIL blood ta!nla mud Impurities Of
Whatever name or nature, IL IL most positive
IN iIs curative effects. 'imples.. blotcics,
erupt;ons and NIL skin mud ncnlp Diseases nro
radically cured by his wonderful medicine.
Scroiuious disease may affect the glands,
causing dwellings, or tuInors; tic bones rnis-
ing 'fcvrr-sores," white sweliuga' or
"hip-j Joint di.cnsc;" or the tissues of The iunrg.
causing pulmonary consilmpi ion. No matter
In which one nf iti lnyrald forms II crops 0nt,
or manifcstB itself, "Godca Medical Discov-
cry" Will cure ii II used pcrscvcringly and in
time.
It's thousnnds OF cures are tho hest advertise
ments for DIR. Sage's CAtarrh Remedy.
Mo ia ff.I Inn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11
About 150, 90 pcrsons hnvo oo,o - ~

About 1870 90 persons hnvc go,o to tho
Top oi the Warrington Monument since
octoter OF last year, when it was opened
10 Inc pubic. In this number were rel,
ic hends, who stole IL number of thu
brass letters in the block pre- ,cmled by
the SWISS Confc lrntion. Tho rest Of
The icttcrs have been re moved and tho
inscription cui in the stone.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11

Dohbins'r Electric eoar Is cheaper for yo, 10
use, IL you .(o'io,s directions. than amy other
sn.ls would DC girsn 10 you, for by It's use
clothes are Sared. Clothes CO more than SOAR.
Ask your groc,r fos Dobbns's. Take no other
The fires. like the floods. this year arc on
an extensive scale,
II afflicted with soro eyes usc DIR. Isnao
1hoinls"ns Eyc-watcr. Druggists sell at 25c,
per bottle.
Smoke Tic lrst "rnn.iI,s pnnlh~ 1,,..nr
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11

A stone, used by grocers, is equal to
fourteen pounds.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11

Smoke the best "ransil's Punch" Cigar.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11

Mexico is to have an exposition in 'o2.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

Ssbannes SanTsn. Die banfbare
8erebrune, pelte Dem @erfaiier Der
,@eihidie bes beutiden Bottles felt Dem
Musaons oes Mi~itclalter5" entgeeenses
bradt piro> 1t niGt ouf bic alte @elt
bei6rdnet. gluh ouf hiefer Seite ees
erobeu 8adss Hest uno Iisbt man
i'm.
So entfonb In Ntanhen Der Wunfh,
TIN oausrno on bic Ser. S!aaten at feis
lsln. 3usleif tonnte ben oeutihamertfas
n;icben &atboLifen bomit neue 2rdfti8una
sueefubtt treroen.
SIM gintians nit benz RsctDr Der
neuen fatboliiAen nniperfi.dt in @aie.
inetou, bodm. @iiGof &eane, idrisb
oebtalb Elm berborragenoer beuiI4 'ar1ee
rifaniiher @eiitlider, Der tD9w. 8ater
Dsdtsring bon Miibauafa Snoiana,
an Den bodw. prdlaten San6en II
6rantidrt.
Soleenbes 1T Die Mutuort, bic Ct 10.
ebsn ertalten Fat
Grantfurt a. So, ID. Mdr;
1889.
0~ohwuroissr, 6odseebrtsr Ser
gfarrer! Sn bieiem sluesnbIid CT
balie id Stre freunolide 3aisusm!
uuo oante Sbnen oailr Il, aaerBerbino
lidfeit.
Sa, lieber 0err gcnftatsr, tpdre ID
mod elm iunser Wsann, 10 Bate Sbr SIN
elbieten fur mid etpas iebr @etlcden
bas - absr am ndhfsn 10. Npril tfet
ih, tusrn i'd Den Sag erIebe, tn meil
81. Satr = unb Sic eDrt teoI;fen ei
ner friIden Sugenotsoft. Nbsr weuI
i4 audi nDa ilnser udre, f5nnte ib a
cine Ilsberfisnetung nad Mmerita MD
oenfen, 10 suenis tuie Id Dor Sabren a
eine neberiiebslung nad &em, bic Ds
81. @ater setunnfdt bate, beatsn sCnnt'
Denn rlir III Deutidlanb tam Id meir
@eidid!e, ruelde id oils mein 2ebeni
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

6err b. Yuttfamer nnb BITE Holers
Muswsiiungen. Nad benz 3euenib
ieines eigenen 8ruoers bdtte Der Wints
fer a. 8. y. Butttaner fih BET Der Mns'
meiinns Der Bolen nlr benz GeiAstanse
let 8ismard gefiiet, uslder Gegenppr-
feGunaen bes Mintiters NIT Dem Oics
tl,u beantipprtet 6ate : Sn bier @oAen
mlf1en 10000 9oIen bineus. Mit
tpeihem 4atbus Eat soh Der petflchene
Wltnifer Die MaRressl TN Gbseorones
teubaus beerinbet Son elmer Nsht-
fertleung fouu:e islbituetftdnolia feline
&eoe iein. Den Mbg. Minbtecrf uar
Die Mrt bes Muitretens bes Mirifers D.
9utttamer 10 aufdQie, baB CT dnbsrte,
CT femme ben Mtiniifsr nidt tpieoer. 2sute
NIT eiufahen BesriHsn u6er oie Yftd'
ten eines 8eamten paren oanlals Der
Mniht, ber Miniitsr .. 9utttamer Bate
Eieber leinen MbIdieb nebmea als bts
MaBrssel pertretea foIen. 81. =. Butts
fanrer bafte bie1e einfude gnIAauung
nidt. Weniae Mfpnate purSe ct Dbne
Sang unb Slang enllo1en. Die Welts
eeidiHte If bas Weltseriht. Die Nus:
tpeiiunesmaBrseeI, fir tpelAe I'M Ioees
o~rbnetsnbaus bic ueifpreuBiihsn Abses
orbneten beutiher g~eat,ona[ildt liant unb
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bern ipgar Die 0erausiebun8 aineilael
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boB Die fpefpreubilhan ShulperbSltnif
Den Mnlfpb gu Der Acknowledgements
seI eeeeben bdtten, bann tpGre es bod
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spal!uns burd bic 8ertreibung polniihs
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