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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-03
HUMOROUS.

One Gun never tip II waiter so that he
loses his balance.
Its not unusual to sao a tall man
-Shor:-of funds.
! !, Never say dye" is motto that some
.frbers would grow poor on.
?, Woman was made after man, but
pan has been after woman ever since.
N "Some of the best people in the
country put up with me-" said the
pawn broker.
The man who is hung may not be
much of reporter, but he is successful
In getting the noosc.
Z. Some people get md ani go to law.
hers fight, send for policeman an d
= Che law come to them.
335,aggs-Tnis is lit:lc late for YOU
1 bc out, isn't it, Peck? Aren't you
A1Faid your wife will miss you' Mr.. N.
/ 'Eck-i liope she will. She can fling
II lngs pretty strai ght, though.
LAZY Qcaving storc)-I am up to
he tricks of these merchants. l made
him come down 50 on the price. DIer
chant TO himselO-I am up 10 the
tricks of these laiy customers. 1 pu
the price up 81.
Albort-"say. George, don't you
think Miss Rosebud is beautiful Don
you think she has fiuc regular features9"
George (who has Just proposed and
been rejcctcd) -"Well. to tel the
truth, Albert, don't Ike her noes"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-03
FARM AND loAnpEN NOTES.

Don't lcnvc the turpip, out too lato.
If in,tho ahock crowd thu cor, -h,s,e.
ings.
n,rn n orco o,l ,,,,o, ~ h,,,h uo,,,
md othor ATM which ,go,d h,rhor
for insects '"'' 80
~ 'Ht 80" -" ID
:, :, .sr,1' Hfte - ~ 'N,o"' ~
,,,,'l,n - r',.-n ~ - lio'1'7
- = - ~ YlT,H = . ''''ff'
nh" a'Aqn YAf's',as oach Of sum
'''ii ny Wtn'S''' aPp'rS 'nal are nuapt'u
~ ~ - 9 ,eN'f'' '''0 'n' ''""a.Nc' VIII Jay
o S'' nun man sro'n'or NUMBER .5.i..
Put away for winter use in tho hen
house few barrols OF very dry road
dust nnd in spring II will como out a
very good concentrated fertilizer.
When your pigs crawl and have no
use OF their hind logs, give them
tablespoonful OF turpontino IN their
FOOD Tor three days. Hogs will mood
two.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-03
Til Origin of Dogs.

The qucspn of the origin of the dog
has recently been discussed by Professor
-Nchring, NIo believes that it has de-
seconded fpp various stillsurviving spe.
ciosof wol$s and jackals. Tho latter
animals easbe tanned, and many at
tempts Il @mesticate wolves have been
necessity made in recent times. Herr
l22age hEso completely tanned a young
u ref 1Ed thalf follows him exactly as a d OF
36niggh t dis-Pu6.io Opinion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-03
nEnnY nlloMING.

Tho grower Of such pcrishablc articles
rs berries Is subject to a constant nor
vous strain while tho season lasts, and
should, In the nature Of things, DO bot
ter remunorntcd than tho stolld lahore.
or the producer OF nom pori shab!o prod
ucts. Some fruit growers nre so happily
situated that they can employ women as
pickers, and then there is no need OF
foreman or tickets, as each picker can
keep her own accounts and pick in scpa-
ratio crates, subject to Inspection ut noon
or night. ''t
Tho troubl, with children is gcncr-
ally lnch of mature Judgment. but soinc
aro tricky and dishonest. Most cvory
extensive fruit dcalor is subject to
strikes when tho picking gets poor, say 8
writer in Tscs's Maga.ine, and have
found it best to have contract with
their parents, subject TO penalty II
broken. This Is enforced by withhold
ing pay until tho close of the season,
with forfeiture OF n por ton if contract
is broken. .t
once visited largo berry growina
firm near Philadelphia, who had created
n cheap two STORY barrnck Of twelv,
rooms, where were housed their sixt,
pickcrs. They cooked for thomselvo
on nh old stove in the open air, and th,
escape from the hot city TO the opcI
fields and profitable cmploymc was
rare picnic for thcm.
| IHg ,un FtI 'IU ns.a
FALL AND WINTER IL THE coRNFrELD
Which i' better, fall or wintc
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now 70 knEs:rrg HONEY.


MI surplus should bo fomoved from
hivcs'at close Of honey season. If left
IL will soon become dask and have a
solid appearance, and boos cannot pro-.
teotra largo surplus SO wcl, and unless
tho hives arc very close ,robbors will find
their way tolthel. honey. Comb honey.
should DO carefully stored. in, a close
building, 50 that bees !, seppgsqt find III;
not ip collars or slaacrgyopnd seposito-
rios of any Kind, but above ground, and
have plonty of light md air, and at tho
Same timo prevent Boo, from en- tcring.
Comb honey can DO Kept FREQ from ants
and othor insects by placing it on ta-
bios, tho feet of which may DO SGT IN
basins OF water ind kor osone. Ants arc
worry destructive to comb honey; thoy
pinoturo tho cappings and idostroy it's
appearance. Extracted honey should
not rs yet be kept in air,tight vessels,
as it is still in proccs, Of ripcning, and
IL tho gas that is, produced cannot cs-
cape ii will burst tho packages. Hence
they should have a small opening ut
lcast. Extracted honey may DO kept
together in any quantity If pretty we'll
riprnod; If not, it should BIO in small
quantities. Earthcnwaro and tin ara
probably bcst for Keeping extracted
honey In, although kogs md barrels can
DO uscd, but should first roocivo II cont
ing Of bcoswaxp inside. e1This, can bc
easily dono by pouring in tnoltod, beos.
wax and running It, oyor tho auriacc. =
| city ,an3 Country. S .Yr..., ssg,i
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AGcrSlnA in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~:
Of handbag bah k NO tel ~ 4 |1| IS
ato- said 70 Surar from tisis IS ! =
inr.s4D " sFrefi ~ 4 s.! Il
It Is stated that ono can
gtaphophono Al a rec ordsp of coaa! 4
thereby enabling thosbhysioiau 10 or s;
paro ono cou1hiwith. another. "a n -
1a,lr,on.,n .hs;.;.. ,.,.
.h,s d, al, ,nh,,ho, ,.;, dae.,s...-
,,b,,
shade of, green Of tho vacetation. nh.
leaves become yellowish when NITROGEN
is lacking.
Tho colloc,;on of,c ,ro,r b,ol,. ,,to,r
,oou;rod III ~ tho uri.;sh M,.,,a, - =
so,sos Cons c,o,iny,idorablo int;sro,t nj imn p
ancc. It consists Of corc,a,ips editions az
tho Chinese classic,, OF native historic
alIwotks, aad of'noyols.p s'S hshW,i
Tho uso of notro,b,mt ;,,sibo ,rt.sis
cStcndino ps,,,,v ,fis Ii.6a or;., AIN. e.
illuminating .,,urnos6h, IT. ,ssnhy, am.
nloyod Nd fuel FIR hontino furnocos and
Dollars, ma a ySsrlsinai, o,Sn Mn bsss an.
,ines and aSSaSs1ob.;c,nt a. et.nd, ~,
riyallod.
Itisaus Interesting, fact that tho d.
yldinp lipc botwocn tho poaehcs and tho
noctarines /, o family .doilnod that tho
soods of tho ono will ofton ronroducd
tho othor, while tho fruits OF both kinds,
have occa,ionel.y boon mot with on the
Same branch. s,i,, ..u
Tho German naval. authoritio, aro
said to have boon making cxpor imonts
latoly with torpedo boat built of
comprossod paper. The vessel il eleven
foot long, and Was found ID show aroat
| stronrth and mora elasticity whom
rammed by another boat. 10
n.y., ~; 49,,
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spccimcn i.woiohinu, thlrtv tons. Tho
rhinoccros isivitho thickc,t. skinned
ouodruncd with n hitIo an. to,,,b ~, IA
resist tho claws of tho lion or tiuor tho
sword or tho balls OF tho old .fash ION cd
ntuslxtt. sd' f' t'es' s'frft Ft@
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s,an.o onr.is,; ~. I,. ~
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p'"''' o'i '''' So " '''''"''"'o' 'ooU.
. once august steri'i1p'i MIX ms bqSa
iurrnishon TO chilurcn pndter treatment
Nv tho lh'inh''p ha oio'yc'ih'c' Inc
milk ~ "ern'"soi ny tue VISITING Nuiao
. soe''ly.oi rh'''ne'phi", "no dtaNen7'to
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pII1D,G. -. n arr 4r UI5.q.
n n very simple mo'noi OIL inducing
sleep III oh''' oil persistent insomnia,
ana ono thnt mas succoodod whoro many
drugs nave 'a''c'' Is simply 70 auln'his-
;, Ter moderate amount oil warm iiqun'
lood before tho pa'lons goes TO bcd.
ms d'Verts tho pioou irohtho Drain 70
/, tho cerebral excitement tlmt ,precludos
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TRAININfLORS.
How AmeriI amen are
Turned oaw York.
The Good wig Done by
the Nauticalk, Mary's.

to become sailoi1 soc some
thing of the world either to
run away from ID haunt the
piers of some p{ he found a
ship wanting a cal or no had TO
get his father to irhim to some
shipownor or'captwould agree
to take him as. an % AMI make
IL sailor of him. lease tn, re-
suit was the same. shipped as
boy, was lodged tecastle. was
made to do all tho FORK of tho
ship, such as c!cl pens, aud
he had To get pwledgo of
sclmanship and NJ haphazard
and Us chance ,offcrh all but in
tolcrablc hardslips boys were
subjected drove so the ambi.
tiou' lads ashore thhlly interest
In the merchant maj out among
the lads of America, time came.
and is now here, wa only north
of Europe and Casailors man
our ships (not to mi &c scum of
tho earth often founsD, but even
our coasting vessels kng smacks
have b.u,- noso -capt'l officers with
the distinctive yellotches of Aie
scandinavian poninsI
1t is pleasant to III viewer, that
the tide of Amcricatt i'll the SC
has passed cbb slackhd i, once
more running flood. let that the
tide has changed is d variety of
causes, but ono Of uses is the
schoolship st. Maryitcd by the
city of New York.
Here is'q wa:ship good old
picturesque sort-hidcn walls,
lofty Spars, yards sal tho lifts
and braces, runningi coilcl OF
the pins or plcmiSn OIL deck,
decks as white as cvlstoac, can
make wooden planhkcc naval
officer Of the sort to ithe pride OF
cvcr7 American patrb cabin, aud
about deck and forw the mast q
genuine Yankee c ere nil of able
scamcn, it is true, bde timber to
fashion into abe sea, Ii3l
To this ship. lyingoot of East
Thirty first street, cy' York lad
of the. right qualified welcome.
If there i, a lad who like to soc
the worll as a sailorRho would
like soma day to wal uartcr-dcc
of a,ship with the h flag at tn,
spankcr gift and feel is her lord
and master, hero lance. Til,
Board of Education |, York cit,
is looking for ladst that sort
They ask of him th5c perfect,
suro about his ambitig fixed il
Il sea life. that he east fifteei
years old, that he be d mind anl
Of sound body, and be able t,
read a newspaper, eg.bly, ant
repeat the maltiplicablc. In ad
dltion he must have Fash and
modest outfit of clotad supple
that might cost us ndre. HavIn,
SO much of an outfit sc qualities
tons the lad has onllo on boar,
the ship with his paonsent, sig
articles, and do his like man
Iic will receive a tn course c
instruction in scamannd naviga
ton, besides Instruct arithmetic
grammar, spelling, che course
two years long, and is two cruise
across the Atlantic which III
lads practice what hi iously bee
taught to them. lery lad VIII
ships on the St. Mar pines IN abb
seaman, but the best, lads hay
feun to be vehlcnt sailors
an = shevo had no difia obtainin
on American !
lhclc Sam is rapictting n ma
ofswhich every And is proud.
IL going to have INIT marine
the same sort after d and the la
who turn to now amin how to
, it will be the ones Id a hand
building that mcrclharinc and
commanding it when afloa.. ~
YORK Sun.
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4 Storm Of Inuentor edison.

A man who had been for years I'M In.
veator Edisoh's employ as 'nn expert
mcntalist told OF, a visit number of
capitalists, including Jay Could. Sid
ncy Dillon, Sam Sloan and Cyrus Field,
paid to L lison at hi, laboratory one
day to insp,c. the work inys of some in
duction experiment in, devi'ing tho
scheme FOR tslcgraphing to- moving
trains. Ellison came out of his work
rooml where he was busy, and shook
hands with NJ: Field At that instant
sonnet hing popped into his head
apropss of the experiment he was at
work on. Hs never gives an idea time
TO escape him, Without word of cx-
cuse to.thc four magnatcs he turned on
his heel and hurried into his den again.
They wait cd and waited, and by and
by. tired oat with delay, wandcd their
way down stairs. Shortly afterwards
Edison cana Qyt,sf asked, "Whero
did those n gIs sss
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Cmrlc,cs ala ms.

"fou wouldn't bt said Capt.
Haywood OF Charlcst. c.. .,bu. it's
a fact that the curl and sea gulls
around this coast cate clans than
the entire population arleston com
bined. Tho curle vs. Ind this coast
arc as fond of CLANS sam of oysters
and that's what makc,m so fat.
Il tumbled on to tckct year o
so ago quito accident Il had com
out to fish and was ling on a rocl
near the waters edge ing fora bite
About hirty yards was nm oyste
bed exposed by The tide. All a
once l heard somcthitlrop, aud til
next moment I sawcurlcw swoo
down and pick sup.,t somstAing
Would you believe it, It rdipiclse
up that stone Il tho,aiA - .t g
and flew off. lie WI in IN.
air, circlcd around al -
let it drop again. I IS
to the oyster bank %
where the thing .l,t} &
He didn't pick 81 s =
off with Il oo;i Si;s;f1 IL: II
that he just r..
with it for while, s
mo that ho was pbs
something to cat, jul
pigeon or barnyard 4 S.
feeding. Well,
thing for long tiSs St E
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-03

sels Sam is rapEetting a navy
% which every And is proud. lie
IL going to have INIT marine of
the same sort after ! and the lad,
who turn to now amin how TO do
it will be the ones I'D a hand in
building that mcrcllharino and in
commanding it when afloa.. Ne 10
YORK Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-03

FALL AND WINTER IL THE CoRNFrELD.
Which il better fall or winter
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FORKS

The forks match The spoons. The same warrant {,
given for their character They also made by Roe.
er No cut BE- given because the handle Is inst ike that
shown Ia the picture of the spoon.
, We VIII soma one dozen u these warranted Roger
fnfk6 for club ~ 10 subscribers 90 THE ATIgNfsT
IRlBJ>E aud e. added money This puts them within
w relh y ali; % We VIII send tlcn sipdl, 10 any
We have extra discount ON these flrl5s ana tl,ts
price u fully 81 les than YOU can buv Thorn ar,ie
else or but little over half what any ecr Will al, Won
fOr TIC same grade. -
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OUR PREMIUM LIST |!
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For those who wish something more expensive than
shown elsewhere IN brooches We have choice lot us
trated tl SIZE above Ia Nos 40. 49, 1872 and 3. These
brooches solid Hcarat gold fronts Ia other words
Al the exposed parts solid gold and The stones Of
the very best that are 70 be had
No 80 Is be1ufy. with solid gold front and dia-
m0nd-cut brilliant that Is as g0U % al appearance
BRAZILIAN ttlm9ud- Ia fact, DC The wife OF we'll known
millionaire should appear with 90 at her throat every
one who saw 70 would call 30 very uc gem Of extra cut
and first water. Indeed only diamond cutters test
can prove whether % IS true imitation. We
tell you 20 IL the latter although &c would be
enough % deceive Won N put the price 3i11 which
would be about its value u % river stone.
IL the two we're taken uut OF their setting and placed
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Bent free FOR club o. eight yearly subscribers 10 IA
ele.-autly hand-euEr3vcd.
No. ~ IS a novelty IN black dI7mond-cu br.llRnis
now very fashionable 10 T. solid gold front and tasty
IN design. Sent free for club Of six yearly subscribers
For sale with tie paper for one year, for Sl.SO. For
sale alone for SI.iO.
No l33 is delicate gold bar, engraved iastelIy The
gem in the center Is lUstrOu5 uOOEst0ue, Just now IN
great favor This brooch sent free for club Of eight
yearly subscribers for sale wi be paper for one
year for $3.50. For sale alone, postpaid, for Si.tO.
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FaUorit2
Dishes
OF
FAMOUS WOMEN.

Order through your bookseller, or send 81 70 TIE
National Tribune " ,sblugton, d. c.. for
"STATESMEN'S Dishes"
An extraordinary book. IN which
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And more than TWO HUNDRED other women
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Every household needs EilvcTWHTs. IN our rTnnd-
fathers days owing 30 lack Of modern improves maChin-
cry slyerWare all sterling Hoid silver and only
the rich could afford u. Now by The Introduction Of
machinery Of Yankee invention, plated has taken
the place Of the solid and o. IN universal use.
skill and honesty combined have placed the plated
ware 81 Rogers above al others aud have made the name
famous FOR the past S5 years. M other brand equal 10
Il, aud the Rogers" ware is always warranted
Our readers HIe warned against others calling them
selves Rogers who make inferior quality Of plated
ware vtl The Intent 10 deceive buyers This sock We
guarantee
Medcldod Ia the matter ~ silver 20 have nothing but
the best amt, therefore, offer 0ulv this grade There
ls nothing cheap about H. although Ly special arrange
mclt We are able o. put knives forks aud SPOONS AZ
price lower than they be bought Tor anywhere
else.
These spoons shown IN the cut are made Of fTnme %
The best nickel silver heavily plated with absolutely
pure silver 10y actual weight, warranted exceed the
usual extra - standard plato by % per cent.
Ia OUR PRICE: We viii send one dozen ~ these
splendid teaspoons warranted, FREE 70 anyone WHO
Nill send us club Of % subscribers, VIII FCud
nozcn ~ any address postpaid, for SA25 The retail
price Is fully Il higher u bought anywhere else
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HE BOOK OF INSTRUCTION

HEh.hBER, We ship this magnificent machine
one year along with IT, II already subscriber
extended for one year on our books from the time 10 would
Ok We viii send the machine as a premium, Free
ns club ~ p subcrbera year NJ 81 each and a.
No such chance was Il offered before.
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A FANCY CUFF BUTTON.

This button Is heavy rolled
gold, richly chased. In the =
center Is a beautiful diamond IS
cut brilliant. II Is one Of the y
finest buttons of the season. V
We send a pair Of these buttons q
for o club Of only three new NJ
subscribers and 20 cents Rddi- ~
h0nRL For sale at 90 cents,
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Great Reduction in Price.

This is an elegant as well as valuable hiss
tOrical production. Ii is large-sized sheeA
of heavy paper, embellished with brilliantly-
cOlOred representations of all the flags used
by the Colonies in the Revolutionary and
prior wars. They show how the Star
Spangled Banner was finally evolved out OK
these. There is also on the chart pictures
Of the old independence Hall in Philadel-
phia, and the residence Of the lady who
made the first Star SpangIed Banner. In
the center of the chart is a great white
star, with the words of the Star Spangled
Banner" printed ON it's face Around it ara
pictorial reproductions of the various en-
blems which it was proposed to put on the
flag. The whole is an admirable ornament
for the Post room, or o par!Or or sitting
room.
This has heretofore not been sold any
where for less than so cents, and those who
have paid that for it have pronounced 10
well worth the money.
We Will, however, send it to any pTesens
or future subscriber of THE NATIONAR
TRIBUNE, securely packed in a strong pasts-
board tube, for 20 cents. Or we viii
give it as premium for tiCO Re'0 subscribers.
This is a much better opportunity for OBJ
tanning it than anybody has ever offered
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THE GRAND DUCHESS EARRING.

This is a magnificent gem. Il Is
mounted on solid gold wire, not plated
like the others. The stones weigh
four earats, and are pure white gems.
10 takes a dealer 10 say whether or
not they are genuine BllziIiaus
We send a pair Of these maguid-
cent gems for a club Of Eve new
subscribers and 90 cents additional.
For sale az Sl.58, with 10 cents extra
II you want II registered.
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