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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
DISEASES OF swINE

Swine are not subject to any such dis.
ease as founder, either in the feet or
chest, but naturalization If the Brain or
epilepsy is disease which Frequently at
tafks swine when changed from poor to
rich food Exposure to cold storms will
also produce it. At first the animal an aipr
pears full and stupid. and very much dis
inclined to move, even to obtain food
The eyes become red and inflamed, and
the bowels constipatcd. If not relieved.
the animal soon runs about wildly, an,
pearing to he blind, and the breathing
becomes rapid and laborious. The usual
remedy is calomel. "A tcaspb5nful is n
, fair doic fora six months -old pig. Shirts,
Of turpentine or ammonia should be an
Piled to the top Of the head occasionally,
us Il counter irritant.' Warm 'brhn'
nashes and soft food mainly should be
given the animal until there arc, signs OF
recovery. Quinsy is another rather com
mon disease, and usually fatal. The first
symptoms arc swelling of the glands
under the throat, followed by rapid and
DIFFICULT breathing and difficulty in swal
lowing, the affected animal falling is
though there was weakness in the fore
legs. If you will closely examine your
pigs you may be able to determine thc
mature of the malady, and shoilf it
prove to be quincy, give IAN active
cmetic--four grains OF tartar .cmetic or
SIN grains white hclleborc, and apply
turpentinc freely to the neck, or even
bleed by making incisions ON the side of
the throat.-Ne,o York Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
HE DID NOT BORROW.

CIVIL you do me favor?" says young
Brooks 10 his wealthy friend, Simon Ham
som. i.J u., ,Iu.saa .rt
"What is it, George said Hanson
''l wish you to lend me thousand
dollars, sir" i@" @iAi" "H'i H
"Call ut my counting house, rejoined
HANSON.
George was not long in paying his re-
spccts. ifh''i g
"what security can you give, youD,
gcntlcmanw ... t..-.,.,.
''My personal security, sir"
every we'll; get in here" says Ham
som. lifting up the lid of a large iron
chest. .. .jl ....,,. ,.,.. ...
''Get iu ,hcrc!'' exclaimed George, in
establishment, "whnt FORE"
"Why this is where always keep my
personal securities"
EIo did not borrow the money 81.
Louis Maga,;ae. w. b"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
4 AGRICUITURAb.ru
TOPICS OFINpEREsE RELATIVE
nl no EA9IiM, AMI, GARDEN
'''N." .ii'i ~iii !
PIOwfSn or. aoD ,SD

on sHf"oI IN" .YflIsoDt tASD. a.;
Fall ,ploYing is. advisable for sod land,
and the Sooner it is done tic 6tftor.' TIE
land may he mlnured duaiug the winter
as the manure ~ gathered, marking the
lines where the manuring is finished strip
by strip with stakes, so that if snow
should fall yon.,wilI know .wlicrca, To
spread the uoxt loads, No harm. will
occur m any way, by, washing of the
mappre il the land is. properly plowed
and to depth of'not less than i five {, or six
inches. 1t will not be necessary to pillow
again in the spring, but the land may be
raked with a. common cultiyator or, an
Acme Or disk harrow. which viii break
up the ground without disturbing the
sod. The land may then, be planted
with rQrn earlier tbanif the work be de-
laycd until the spring, and, if YOU con con-
cl'idc to sow ohtJ, the seed may be but
in ms soon MS the weather permits and
the surface j., dry enough. The oats
should he drilled or covered as deeply MS
possible to give the roots good chance
to keiai vigorous growth; thotc will
then be no danger from any. late frost,
which would kill shalIow--rootcd plants.
-NeO York jWo'N. .l.N .rur .
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
slow DO You boz" in Thirteen Ways

elbow do you do9p That's English
and American. GLOW do you carry your
sclf2" That's French. GLOW do you
stand?" That's Italian. GLOW do you
find yourselfln, That's German. "How
do you fare?" That's Dutch GLOW
can you9" That's Swedish. "How do
you perspirea" That's Egyptian. s'How
is your stomach! Have you eaten your
ricc?" That's Chinese. CHOW do YOU
have yourselfs" That's Polish. tIIow
do you live on?" That's Russian. "NIay
thy shadow never be less" That's Per.
sian. ''IIow is your body?" That's
Turkish. And all the above mean the
samc.--,S. Louis Republic.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
A Prolific FISH; +

Mr.. Fred. AIather, Superintendent o.,
the New York State Fishery Commits
sion, sends us statement of Il computa-
ton he has made of the number of eggs
in a suniish. Taking n female fish whose
extreme length was six and half inches
and weight five and half ounces, he
found by very simple and accurate
computation that it held, nearly ready
for spawning, mote less than A 900 eggs
1t is the habit of the sunfish to lay its
eggs in rests made in the sand and
gravel near the shore, where the male fish
keeps guard over the nest until after the
young fry hatch ont.-American Agr*m-
turist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
REARING FALL cNI.yns

,,,, n oOio. oonni''ohS pein9 inc same
nu ~" S''"' ea'scS III INC 5ia'i VIII Sivo
.,uI tnc year US much milk MS the COW
'iu' caves III tnc spring; provided both
.e"s r. icn' wa'oreu, sneiterco' 'and cared
LOT. poorly wlntered, the COW that
NV. caves, iu 'iic ,a'. VIII DC SO reduced
, 4. ,''H rno" eh.V pasture ,cah nave hpt
ns% :noes,, "iit'c Wy. FSn-treatcu COW
VIII Sisc on,y Us mucn mix during the
ye"' "hcu shc caves IN the iall rs when
;.r o"'tes ,iu .ne spring; iticr mix or
~ pJtppS WI; y.ttu tne mos! prone
w i s.'o I'.Ves =" 'nc int.' LOT thcn sno
10 az ier HIGHEST prouuceion 'wnon mix
anu u.s. ,p'ouu1!s comu'aha fhc pest
.piIes t ms = liNciy 10 continue us long
~ :io Sfe'' nu'iper OF cows carve III the
Tho SAN ..,e ,, .".I ~.
5sutYYi - wi ny 'ls iiuch P9ten.ial
r. H. Us mus 'nc spring can put
= r T,,, "aotoa i'' oc''or carels
auir'n,.S ,;el ~ nioss c,.t.t~! paw ot the
,ati j: M. M. n's. SIN ihontnS'
.'S .nis peilou' Tue spring caip mas
i,..,s 49,, ""o 'avo'lus wenthpr, out INC iau
have ,hn i'c,,ps an' 's ,,i,
~. Gil '''' c"'ses'
Yur;,y ,ro ,n,,,,,,,r,, ,,,.,..>I A.. =
III sry 3"pfNNeeV ~ =, two@
,nnnth u t"v3 "' on,y c's'tccl'
,,,,,.. i,", ~ "'""o '''o'n Pron'.p'c' Ihcy
, uss NJ .e eN.'" oI'c. when gives 'heni
,,' II 80 f 'itl w. iil.'N
a,naa,.u; " . mi5N o IN, ,iea cnansc
81, ,e '' mn 'o' 'Mo'
,.o,5 40 sovu I"'' can NC
,n;,i, r pU" SH'"n "'iN 10 ,'o,t Mio'e
49, ~, r' .,,.sn,..,s ' .'. 10 "v'icu 10
tI,au. p.I y" I ,.. o.o'' ny ro'l 'h!S
in;iaa 20 ,n;, ny 1850 .hY' "'tI'" iia
So. y, = - SW'', "o' "o'
ton ,,,,h t,, 80 Sc ,;. .u my ''"o's 10 use
A. vha,a,". 10y ~, '" ~ l. ~
i i ;,nnnr,,t ~ ~, i ~ u'opp.na,
food de-; To- as sas;,,ia, r. ~ aon"
vorv reaJ;,y r. fnod 10 ,.c"t 80 ,o'' :,
,,,horo :, ''' sn, - 80, h'pp oo.o'u
..If liz; ,,t.;Y - nc
5t,tivc o,;t" of,nn 'rrao, enod"'";S, , 10 M
tanned .sor thc sa,, lie ri''uo'. a 49,, w W
nood fnr fai, Da,s ~, go '':"e 70
r to fnIa1b.J - f,io,.rt i,a;.i;s -. 80
vouno sn;r,,ls,i,, H. r;.,,';n H. D.,s ,o'
forrers Enr H., e-,,;,, - WV "las
bos ,r;vor mn =. ,roo a. 49,, i1To' n.ne
of Two ,,rts onts ~ 80 III,
ono - ,,,.haat hu,,, ri, p. .o.", 'n'
IL.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
AL1M1rEp MoNAEcuy.

Mr. Bluff host, at little dinner of
male friends)-"Yes, gentlemen, hold
that every man should be master of his
own house. There . is no other way.
Well, as you are all through, gentlemen,
suppose We adjourn to the library for a
smoke"
Waggish Guest-"Why not smoke
here in this grand old dining hall?"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
Mr.. BlufT-"Um-er-Mrs. Bluff won't
let us. "-Seo York. Weekly. : tigss -.snt
90 40ssaI
AsIN A LOOKING GLASS.

''Do you ai'kiii Know, 'ssami Said Algcrnon, "your
face remihds me Ola mirror, for Fcan see
nothing,in it but the truth."p1d s4a tsnl
foh, said Gertrude, ~ thought you
were going to say that when you looked
iii my face you Expected to see your
own:''i. e.il hIr5i y, rnoijs,l.irrr,
4rEh" faid Algenon, and thcn, 2 great
light came into his eyes, and he cried.
''If You would'bc MY own" ID 'i pi"''
81 will, said Gertie. Puck. lni! %.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
CARING poR HER EYES.

81 don't think well go to Niagara on
our wedding trip, George, dear, re-
marked Pittsbury girl to her intended
husband 'n" l'7@".i"H ~ $3.50 uii
s'Why, lovc?' eljl'- 'ir3p.r .rfayi
81 fear it will injpre our sight"
"What do you mcah!"
"Why,, I believe that people who gaze
at the Falls get cataract in their eye.r
George is considering whether or not
to break off the engagement. CA,onicJe-
ZeleUaph. 90 '' '- ''" '-'''i az
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
A NATURAL CHANGE.

"sIaria, will you pass the sugara" said
De Boot to his wife at the breakfast table
just subsequent to long connubial lee
turc."
"IIcrc it is. Before we were married
you used to say you never wanted sugar
when was at the table with you"
"Humph, that was some time ago.
Now, you will observe, L use very little
pepper aud vinegar. - Washington Cap
ial
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
N TO EscApE THE MOUSE.

MRS. lKawler-''Why, how exquisitely
your parlor is furnished dear! think
those plush chairs are too sweet for any
thing. Bit what is that great, homely,
hard wood chnir9 1t is awfully ugly.', :,
Mrs. Stayathomc-"Why dear, that
is my mouse chair. Dear Arthur com
planned that every time Il jumped on one
Of the nico ch;rirs ut seeing amousc L
spoiled it SO. had him get me this one
O.o-o-h. There's one of the Eorrid
creatures now! Jump up here with me-
Amoricon.'I ,feuY 4.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
A CONSIDERABLE YOUTH.

Indignant Father of the Young Lady
-"What. you, who have never made
your own living, apply for the hand
OF my daughter" ca
Would-bc. Son-inLaw-''Wcll, you
see my own father is getting tired of sup
porting me, SO thought I'd look around
and give some other family a chance. y
IelWs SItings.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
ONLY HALF OF THE BATTLE FOUGHT.

"'''' HNrr VT THE "NI TIE FUU"HT.
"Doctor, will you let me know how
much, l. owe youlY
ooh, my good woman, know you
are not i'll easy circumstances. | will not
charge you anything for my troubled"
eyes, that's all very we'll but who is
to pay the apothecary?" Fvie9eadc Biact-
ter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
CONVERSATIONS.

Little Boy-'Our cook has gone away,
and I'm awful glad. Now mamma will
have to make the cake: and mammals cake
is always heavy" .-ftn,. Co.,. ..,
Gncst-"Wcll, l declared Do you
prefer heavy cakc?"
Little, Boy" Yes'm. You get more
chewih in onapiccc: - Troy Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
wmEEE TIE Fun WAS.

1904 i .''-r ''1,fit1 ii lt''iY'..IpiN st
'rherc is one thing that always
strikes me as funny about your ptoduc-
tions, ''said the editor to the amateur
humorist i.l,a f,,...,...,,,.l,.,.
''Is that so!" said the humorist, with
pleased expression on his face; Sand
what is that?"
"Why, that you should think that
they arc funny yourself" said the editor;
and the pleased expression vanished like
turkey at a ncwsboy's dinner.
Journal
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
rffE wEAvER..
sssE %-Sy7 .t'Sy g ~ .
Beside thefooh Of life stand, I =

Esfs& ss--Sra sf'Sy g ~
Beside thstooh Of LIE Istand, II
And watch the busy shuttle go;
The threads hold within my hand
Make up the filling; strand OH strand
They slip my fingers through ,a4d,so "a
This web of mine fills out apace & : ~ &c
While l stand ever in my place.
One time the wool is smooth and fine
And coloreol with II sunny dye: ~ NJ
Again tho threads roughly Irvine
And weave 50 darby line on line.
My hesrtInisgives-nie,,~T Then wouldI q,
Fain loose tbs wfli, begin anew "
But that, alas cannot do.
Some day the web will all be done,
The shuttle quiet in its place,
sSFop out ny, hold the threads be run; 80.
S'lAnd friends atsetting of.th sun Al
Will come to look upon my face,
And say: Mistakes she made not few.
= Yet woye perchance rs best she, knew"
~ AlIurJG. H,tntiAgtoa, i, h6cpendeit
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THE NOVEL AS SHE is READ.

AIinnie-"How do you like that book
1 lent you, Jula'"
Julia-''Wcll, I've only just begun it,
but I've read the last two chapters and
had a peep into the middle, and it seems
most interesting" s>
Minnie-"It's delightful book, |
assure you. You'll have good cry,
know, before you get as far as the first
chaptcr--at least did. "-Pick- Ne Up.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
FOLLOWED INSTRUCTION.

A young man, arraigncd for stealing Il
watch, pleaded guilty aud said TINT, hav-
ing been i'll, the doctor told him to take
something, which he did. The Judge
asked him why he took Il watch.
y'iWhy, | thought if only nature had
time it would work a cure the rogue
replied. -Ne.o YORK Ledger.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
SHE PLAYED OFTEN.

Mr.. Henpeck-"Dc Poorc, you're a
lucky dog. My wife says that when
your wife loses her temper she never says
Il word, but goes to the piano and plays
hymn tune until she cools down.
wish my wife would do that"
De Poorc-'tYou'd change your mind
after you had paid out so much money
as l have getting the piano repaired. p
Mon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
AFTER THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Clifton (columl,ia, '59)-''NIy arm is
broken, head cut and I'm generally
Knocked to pieces, but wouldn't mind
it so much il | hadn't promised my father
not TO so to the races"
Rounds (Dclmonico's, I'D hat'll
hc all right Tel him you've been play
ing foot ball "-I'uck.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
ANOTHER QUESTION ANSWERED.

Distinguished Foreigner the
American humorous papers caricaturc
public mem"
Public Man (savagcly)-''Huh! We
haven't any humorous papers in Amer
Distinguished Foreigner Quietly
"Ah, thSy do, sce."-Puc&.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
A PARTIAL VICTORY.

First Boy---'.Oh, Il got away with
mother to-day She tried to make me
come in the house so she could whip me,
and ! wouldn't do it, sue, ..-..,-,
.@sond Bully for you!5 VIA;
did she do?'' S~@'
"Oh, she whipped me, but she had TO
come out into the yard to do t."-lSun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
A DISC listed TRAMP.

Station Mastcr-eC omc, come, my
good man! You mustn't walk on the
track ~ :.- A.r .-uu ....,
Tramp (dissustcdly)- conductor
says l can't ride, aud you say can't
walk. What's yo,lr blamed old road
here for, auy y?p-LoceN Citizen.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
nae KINp or rArEn nE srAnrEp.

Jones-"u Hello, Smith; back from the
West again, chi What did you do out
thcrcW
Smith-"S Started paper"
Joncs-"Aha! What was the name of
it!n
Smith-"A subscription paper to get
me back East again. "-Buylin5ton Free
Pyess.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
VERY rNcoNsIsrxx'r.

"Mamma, why do they hunt tigers
aud lions2"
Because they kill the poor little
sheep" TO-. ,..t
"rhcn,' asks Tommy, after moments
reflection, ''why don't they hunt the
butchers as wcll?"-Judge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
BUDGET OF FUN. !.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.
The Pancake Scnson-A Disguised
Tramp4Compcnsation-AP Partial
Victory-Foliowcd lnstruc-
tion, Etc. Etc. z

BridSent. beat tho buckwhsat batter,
Put the soapstone griddle on.
And trot out your biggest platter,
While tho golden drips are drawn.
Put away the cold roast slices.
Give the garden truck the shake,
Fire the summer grub aud ices,
And bring on the hot pancake
by tho frosts of early morning,
ny the chilly atmosphere,
Wo behold the welcome warming
That the pancake seasons here.
-F'rdnk r. Velcii, IN Time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10

D. Q. DODGE, IN Rr,-.-rrr
N-atia=ieT Gen Frf 4 paes 4,
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Rlsmarek ard the NIhIII,ts.

LONDON, June g.-In an interview
with q correspondent Of the Dgit
Telegraph, Bismarck declared thai
no concessions TO the nihiiists were
possible. Over-educatiOn led {,
much dissatisfaction and disanyoint
ment in Germany, but in Russia il
led to- disahection and conspiracy.
Zen times as many people were edu-
Gated for the higher walks than
there were places to fill. Further
education was making pe,iantiC
theorists and visiOnaEies. unfit fol
constitutional government. 1,
would be madness 10 put such
men in authority. The Russians
DO not know yet what they want.
They must, therefore, he ruled
with n rod Of iron.
Referring 10 the labor question.
the Prince ridiculed the idea that
the wOrkingmeu would ever. bc
cOntented. He spoke strongly
against any dictation rs to hours
Of labor, aud against usurping the
rightful authority Of parents over
their children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10

DR.. David Kennedy, Of ROndout,,
y. Y, the famous surgeon snd ply
stefan, has sent us a copy Of his
book, 'HOw to Cure Kidney, Liver
and Blood Disorders" II is n work
which should be read in every home,
for the value Of the medical lessons
alone. IL contains also many life
illustrations, and two facinating
stories from the widely known au-
thor, Ned Buntline." Anyone
sending their address with the name
Of this paper to DIR. Kennedy, will
receive the book free by mail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10
June 10. 1890.
Tuesday.
THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Reformed Presbyterians Pass a
Resolution Condemning Sun
day Work Thereat.
SEVERE HAiLsToRm AT coLUm-
BUS, MISS.
Serious Accident on the Missouri
Paeifie.-A New SpreCkles
Sugar Refinery.
Abour the worlds Fair.

NEW YORK. June Sat the Re
formed Presbyterian session this ar
ternoon Rev. y. II. johnson, ri
California, offered a resolution rela-
tive to the establishment OF a new
foreign mission in China. IL was
adouted and referred to the board Of
foreign missions.
a resolution was adopted instruct
ing the moderator 70 forward to Con-
gress a memorial protesting against
Sabbath work on the Worlds Fair,
and that the gates of the fair be
closed on Sundays; also, against the
sale on the grounds Of all intOOlicat-
ing liquors.
The recommendations Of the COM
mittee on tobacco are that the pres
byteries be directed TO deal kindly
but firmly with all ministers and
licentiatcs under their care who
may be known to continue the Use
Of tobacco. Second, that all elders
and members Of the church he posi-
lively prohibited from engaging in
tl,e sale Of tobacco. After n spirited
debate, an adjournment Was had un-
I'll tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10

BANGOE, Ne, June 3.-A riot is
reported from Ellsworth, where
some men Of the place became in
vOlvcd in 4 bloody fight with some
employees Of 4 circus. a large num-
Der participated in the fight which
resulted in many broken heads and
severe bruises. Il is reported that n
special police force was appointed
and patrollei the streets, armed with
rifles. Several men were severely
injured.
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IHugs Portland Ge5gO Council Gaas
10 = "a
70 Council o
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Cnpriri end nismnrcI..

BERLIN, June9.-Before the com.
mittee on the army bill today
Chancellor CapIivi expressed CON
currence in the statement Of the
minister Of war that it would be i'm.
possible 10 reduce the term Of com.
pulsOry military service The lead
ers Of the Freisiunege party declared
that the bill would not be acceptable
to them unless the term Of service
were shortened.
In the course Of his remarks.
Chancellor Caprivi said the with
drawal Of Bismarck had left affairs.
from their nature, less secure than
when his fascinating personality
still figured before the world. 1--WE
still find the simplest duties diff
cult because his weight does not
fall into the scale. Let us wait
another year, and then, il necessary.
l shall be prepared 10 combat in the
conflicting elements here, but today
| face the fray with some anxiety.,;
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM. Y0T-Y.
TAIN DIVISION.
NJ, -, f5a after Nay 20ti, Isao, Gayf.ri
bt0rh trans Iriy run as f15Io,rs.

liekets for Sale a; Union Ticket once
). w. ECcLEs,
Zen. Fri. & Pass. AIT
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CHICAGO, June 9.-The TmeE
California wants to know how much
space 10 expect in the Worlds Fair,
w. II. Mills, Of san Francisco. q
member Of the State Board of Trade,
was at headquarters yester,lay with
something OF a protest because his
State could not secure ten acres.
He put in a bid TO border the drive
ways with products Of his State.
California, he said, expects to put
up its own buildings. As to the APP
preparations Of the State for Fair
purposes, he said the estimates
varied from $4,000 to S2,O0O,OJO.
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The German Lutheran synod.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 9.=Ths
German Lutheran synod in session
here has 800 ministers, $50 congre-
cations, $1,000 COMMITMENTS and
is spread over fourteen States, in.
GLIDING Washington. The conven-
ton was opened by the president,
Rev. Prof. G.. Grossman, OF Waiver
ly, Iowa. His report showed the
synod was in a prosperous cOndi-
ton. 4 report will be read tOmor-
row, denOuneing the Bennett law.
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That at this season the blood Is filed
with impurities, the accumulation
Of months Of close confinement in
poorly ventilated stores, workshops
and tenements. All these impurities
and every trace Of scrofula, salt
rheum, or other disease may be ex-
PEELED by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the bes: blood purifier ever produced.
Ii is the only medicine Of which
900 doses one dollar" is true. 3
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THE BEST SALvE in the world for
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faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by a. c.
Smith & CO.
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ATLANTA, Ga, June 9Th,
thiriy-.ighth session II the Inter
national Typographical Union con
venei in this city today. The most
important action was the passing oi
resolutions endorsing the Chase,
Breckinrilge international copy
right bill and direction 10 the secre,
tary 10 communicate the same Il
the President Of the Senate and
Speaker Of the House. The resOlu,
tons urge Congress to pass the bill
as originally introduced, including
the type-setting and non-importa
ton clauses.
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HARRIsBUEG, Pa, June "a
charter was granted today 10 the
SpreCklcs Sugar Refining Compa,
ny, Of Philadelphia, capital s., OJl,.
900. The directors are: Claud
SpreCkels, Of San Francisco; c.
4. Spreckcls and Louis Spreckels,
Of philadclphia.