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"There must be a certain amount of
liberty given to the Captain TO punish ut
his own discretion, or else he would be
entirely ut the mercy of his crew. But
this range Of power has been gradually
limited and cut down, until there are
only few punishmcnts that he can
legally inilct. These are distinctly
stated in the naval regulations, and arc
as follows: 1. Reduction of any rating
established by himself. 2. Confinement,
with or without irons, single or double,
not exceeding ten days, unless further
confinement be necessary in case of Il
prisoner TO be tried by court martial
5. Solitary confinement, on bread and
water, not exceeding five days. I. Sol
ltary confinement, not exceeding seven
days. .. Deprivation of liberty on shore
u. Extra duties. No other punishment
shall be permitted on board vessel be-
longing TO the navy, except by II sen
tence of general or summary curt
martial All punishments inflicted by
.he commander, or by his order, except
rcprimands, shall be fully entered upon
tar ships log.
This is I'm awful drop from the days
when Il Captain could do us he please Il
when he got away from soundin.s, and
mas the monarch OF all he surveyed
There WAS enc punishment that went out
Ct vogue probably before the birth of the
present century, and it was called keel
hauling
''This was simply one way of murder
ing II man. \ rope was fastened around
his body and then passed under the ship
10 the other side. Then another line
was fastened 10 his feet and lie was
hauled down into the water and under
the ships bottom until he came to the
keel, where lie was scratched around for
Il while, and then, wien it was thought
that he was sufficiently out of breath,
they haul him up again, full of salt
water, unconscious, with half of his skin
scratched from him. He usually died.
But that is barbarism that has passed
into tradition, and when Captain wants
to kill Il man he shoots him. And they
used to shoot men in the old days, shoot
them right off the yard arm and never
stop to pick them up, but let them drift
ustern, 10 die if they were not already
dead. There undoubtedly was an cnor-
nous amount of cruelty in the old times
of slow sailing ships, and many man
has borne scars to his grave that were re-
ceived from the stroke of II pin in the
hands of an ulgy-tempercd mate. But
now if a man goes wrong he is put i'll
irons. This is not much Of punishment
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-07-18
The snail's Tenacity of Life.

The snail is blessed with very great
powers of vitality. A case is recorded of
an Egyptian desert snail which came to
life upon being immersed in warm wa
ter, after it had passed four years glued
to a card in the British Museum. Some
specimens in the collection of natural
list, received after they had apparently
been dead for fifteen years, and snails
frozen for weeks together in solid blocks
of ice nave recovered on being thawcd
out. The eggs of this creature are as
hard to destroy as himself. They seem
perfectly indifferent to freezing, and
have been known to prove productive af-
ter having been shriveled up in an oven
to the semblancc Of grains of sand
Long,aas's 4Aagasine.
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strength to tho whole system, For ovez
worked, vermont" "run down." debili.
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stresses, "shop-l;irls," housckccpcrs, nursing
mothers, and fochlo women generally, Dr..
ricrco's Favoritc Prescription is tho groatcst
earthly boon, being uncqunlc,l as an nppe,
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strength-givcr. 1t promptly cures nausea,
indigestion, floating, weak back, nervoui
prostration, debility and slccplcssncss 1t II
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OVER THE GUN.

by brawny boatswain. The ships com
pany were usually gathered around to
see the punishment, so that all could get
n glimpse of the frightfu example They
used to tic the culprit up TO grating in
the ships side, with his hands lashed to-
gcther, his clothes stripped from his
back. Then came the lashcs, thick and
fast, counted us they fell by TIE Captain
or his Lieutenant, who stood By to see
that justice was done. The number of
lashes determined the severity of the
punishment. Men were logged for
everything, even the most trivial oiTenses,
and it was not uncommon To meet sailors
whose backs were all SCARED up with the
marks Of the cats claws. Nowadays
they do not fog i'll our navy anil it is n
good thing. When they did flog men
they tied them over breech of a
gun, with their hands fastened together
underneath and their backs barred to the
lash.
"rhcrc is one punishment which, al
though it is prohibited by the rcgua-
tions, is still practiced 10y some COM
mnnders. This is 'triciug up, which: is
simply tying man by his thumbs until
his toes just touch the il;.or tn take his
weight. 1t is It torture that should BIZ
punished by the Imprisonment of the
man who orders it done. Ii is done in
several ways, but the most common is Ia
tic Il mans thumbs together behind him,
pointing upward, and then draw him M
by means CT Il cord passed. over Il block
above. This brought him up OH his
toes in second, | tell you. He had Ia
get up in orGer 10 relieve the strain on
his thumbs. 1t was awful to sec Il man
i'll this position, and it had more effect
on the crew than any other OF the petty
punishmcnts. OF course II fellow in this
position was roundly laughed at by Iii,
mates, and this made the punishment all
the harder to bear. After IL while Il
man would lose up all his strength aud
fall, his weight cominI all upon hi,
thumbs. Then lie would be cut down,
more dead than alive. Another position
which was adopted was to bring III,
arms straight up above his head and tic
the thumbs there. \ man in this atti
tudc was under somewhat less strain
than the other, but it WAS very hard
nevertheless.
IA Captain will sometimes 90 thing,
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when in temper that he would not
think of doing if he thought twice about
it.. This is simply because an officer is
merely Il human being after all. For eX-
ample, commander with whom was
sailing became provoked at the actions of
u certain man and ordered swab to be
put over his mouth. When the swab was
taken off the poor fellow was dead. He
had suffocated That officer did not re.
turn home for several years because of the
row that was raised, very rightly, by the
seaman's friends ut home. He WAS given
cruise after cruise, until an order was is
sued placing limitation upon oiTenscs
committed on board naval vessels, be-
You'd which no one could be tried-I
think it was three years-and then he
came home.
"The loss of liberty as it is called,
by which is meant the leave to go on
shore, is a severe blow to sailor in these
days of no grog. 1t is his only chance
of finding sweetheart or getting IL
drink, and he feels very much like
plucked bird when he is told, in punish
mcnt of some slight offensc, that he will
have his liberty cnrtailed for week or
a month or as long rs the ship is in
port. This is very common pun
Ishment and is very often inflicted by the
junior officers without any reference of
the case to the Captain. Then there is
the loss of rating or grade, which
the man has earned by his faithfulness
and good behavior. The law stipulatcs
that a commander shall not disrate any
man whom he has not rated himself, but
this is fiction. Whenever ship comes
home from Il cruise her commander dis
rates every man on board, making them
all plain seamcn. He is then relieved by
his successor, who at once rerates the
same men, so that it can be said that he
has every rating under his control on
board the ship. This is subtcrfugc that
10 probably known to the department,
and with good commanders it would not
work any hardships; but sometimes q
man is disrated who has not really done
anything, and then the punishment is
very severe, especially as the rating gives
him more pay and considerable authority,
on board ship. 1t is the same thing as
being reduced to the ranks in the army,
but it is more frequently done. y Vash-
ington Star.
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hang on to the under side with his hands
and feet, and without any ropes or lines
to hold HIM there. This was terrible
thing, for man soon became exhausted
and feI! to the deck below, which was
some feet. Sometimes, in former days,
man was dashed to the rigging by his
wrists and ankles.
"Flogging went out of date just be-
fore the war, together with the grog AN
other relic of barbarism. The cat, as it
was called, or the cat of-ninc- tails, as its
proper name is, was an awful instrument,
and the terror of fresh sailors. In fact
there were but few who did not fear it,
and those really assumed their attitude
of Indifference. 1t sometimes meant
death to 4 weak man, with its nine long
rope ends with knots tied in them, swung
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-07-18
WAYS or TYING A KNOT.

The false knot, or grnndmothcr's knot,
slips apart easily aud is not very durable.
Fig. ~
The double weavcrs knot Zig. 81 is
much more scrviccnblc than the single
{rig. y, with which iishncts are usually
tied. Fig. 10 shows tie common fish
net knot.
The tiremans knot is very stroug.
Zig. H.. 1t is formed by placing two
ncoses over each other.
The llnngnmn's kno; Cii.. ~ is made
by forming moose, and pullin. the
rope through the first moose in the shape
of another.
The English knot 0ig. 49, is very ser
viccahlc for tying iishincs together.
The carpenters knot Zig. III iustcns
securely two cords to ropes, which may
be much thicker So. Louis Post MS
7atch.
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EIIIE CITY OF
laredo Texas

Is making wonderful strides. It's population
has doubled within the past year, il now
having i2,0o0 people. Among the industries
locat d there are. the largest Concentrator in
the United States for the reduction of ore
larsc Ore Sampling Works, the largest Car
and Machine Shops west OF the Mississippi
River ,WcOlen Mill, Wool Securing Mil, an-
merry and Shoe Factory: Furniture Factory,
Cotton Gin and Corn Milling Works -four Ice
Factories, Bottling Works and three large
Brick Yards There is also five miles of
Electric Motor street railway in operation
Most of these industries have been secured
wStin the past year. Farmers are badly
needed. provisions having to be imported
from long distances, although it is sur
rounded by good lands. Lantf'is very cheap,
being sold for 50 per acre on 40 years time.
THE LAREDO IMPROVEMENT COMPANY have
recently prepared Mt great expense n PAM
phlet giving IL complete resume of the adj
vantages and resources of lands and the SUR
rounding country which they are sending
free, over the United States and Europe
TO all who apply Tor them Address,
THE LAREDO IMPROVEMENT CO.,
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Hunters are slaughtering deer for theiI
pclts, near Lake Chclam, Wash. TIE
To1r ANIMALS are knocked down With
clubs in the deep snow.
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How to Tie n Knot,

The manner in which thread, yarn,
braids, cords, etc., can be tied into a
knot is very manifold.
We begin to tie all knots with n loop
Zig. ~ or moose. Fig 81
The double loop, whioh is also called
the cable clinch, is used for fastening a
rope to II cable or ring. Fig. B..
y simple knot doubled is called tho
water knot. Fig. 4.
To fern an eyelet ut the end of II line,
the Flemish knot, which is very durable,
is used. Fig. 8.
The straight cross knot or chcvalier
knot. is used for connecting thin cords
OF equal size. Fig. g.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-07-18

W. A. Rice, of San Luis Obiabo, took
a 500 prize for raising the biggest on
lon from seed furnished from Philadel-
phia farmer. Mr.. Ricc's fragrant tubcr
weighed six pounds two ounces,
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NERVE REsToaEK. No Fits after first DAY:
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 tria
bottle free. DR.. Kline, 81 Arch ST., Phils., Pa
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Sir Norels Free, sent By Cragin & Co, phila.,
Pa, to any one in L: s. or Canada. post paid,
upon receipt of p Dobhins's Elccir.cai Soap
wrappers. See list of novels on circulars around
each bar. This soap Cor sale by all Erocers.
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HALLS Gaia RRH CURE i n LIQUID and
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blood and mucous surfaces of the stem. Send
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i. j. CHENEY .e co, Propls.. Toiel,n o.
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Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit and disgust
everybody with your offensive breath but uso
Ut. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and end It.
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London exchanges tell of two girls in
Germany who have been in frances near.
ly seven weeks.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-07-18

Every man has h 8 particular bent, es
pecially after eating prematurely pulled
Watermelon.
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pocket match-safc free to smokers of
"Tansill's Punch." SC Cigar.
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Cincinnati boasts of n "femalc Office boy"
Perhaps she is Tom boy.
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The export of cotton cloth for !SSS-S9 was
11S,i53, 1911 yards
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0pI5HhA 9a.y dTns oln n u, ce wa,
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NOOK Pee. HOUSE Isi ksa.rI ST. ). !. 90
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JohnnN,s Last Question.

Mamma--''G rm tired Of your cverlaqt-
ing chatter, johnny; you hal better &c
to bed
Johnny-"Arc you very tired, mann
MAJ"
Mamma-'Ycs, very tired
Jobnny-'''i'Icu, mammu, why don't
yen so to bcd.'
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ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to Che taste, and acts
gentlyyetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels, cleamcs the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from 5he most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities COM
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
.,,uovv say FRANCISCO. CAL.
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A BEAR WAS recently killed in Ashland,
Wash, that weighed 600 pounds.
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Dry rot-The Dialect Story.
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Un, how can fair maiden smile and by car.
BE lovely and loving and dear,
as W SwSet us rose and ms bright as the May
She can't. II Ia impossible. But II she Will
only take DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dia.ov-
cry, II viii cleanse and stimulate her disor-
de-ed liver, purify her blood, make her COM
fle4ion soft and rosy, her breath Wholesome,
druggists.
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AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL

oNsuLT Dn. LOBB, 32O North Piftesath
street, philadelphia. Twenty years. experience
Complaints. Blood Poisoning, Dlotches, Rruptlo,iA
lies, CaiaFrh. Ulcers. Sores, Impaired HemorT
dependency, Dlmness OF Vision, Lung. Liycn
stomach. kidney frIghts r,seaseg conndentiai
~ Cal or nfitr fos Quesi.oa List aud bvok.
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{ SAFE INVESTMENTS s I 1865 s

rayin n monthly mt OF ) " TO- pcs cent adj
dres, n. &. Ifoniy, T.. y. Box 1851, Denver. Col.
The daily critic., 1890-06-30
Golden cross news.

Nyeridian Commandery, No. i7s, L.
O. @ c., have elected the following
officers for the term beginning July 1
Henry II. Hough, N. c.; Mrs. Mary A.
KCck, v. n c. David w. Keck. pre-.
late Fred Il Woodward, n. X. Of II.
William I. Kent, F. X OF II Richard
"A. Walker, treasurer. Robert w. Dew.
A6ICaux, W. H. DR. II NJ. Bennett, w.
g.. Or w w. Granger, w. o G..
on r Tucker. +. n G..
1Dltal Commandery, No 323, L.
O G c., have elected the following
tiiiccrs for the term beginning July /.
Z. Il. Burbee, n. G. Miss A. A. Slack.
v n. @. II l. Gold. prelatc. Mrs. NJ
J Peabody, ~ X. Of Il B. =. Murray,
J.. X. Of II. J b Diver, treasurer J.
i. kilgore. w. II. +. G. Spurreon,
w l. c. Mrs. A. VI. Ncyhart, w o.
q Charles W O'Neill, i. n. g. Mrs.
" G. Murray. organist
Goodwill Commandcry, No. 81, will
hold a special meeting tonight at
Scottish Rite Hall, No 1907 G. street
northwest, 10 which all the members Of
the order have been invited. Grand
Commander Ehle will address the newly.
elected officers Of an the communicates
on the line of their duties as officers.
ana Tie ladies OF the commandery will
serve refreshments at the close OF the
meeting
The daily critic., 1890-06-30
BURIED WITH HoNoRs.


necuon win Great Tragedy.
The funoralof John Frederick Parker
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, No sf8 Sixth street
northwest Ttwas attended by Harmony
Lodge No. H. F. A. A. NJ, with w.
Hamilton Smith, worshipful master; T..
u. CHM, senior warden; T. McC Girls
well, junior warden; o. S. Firman, sec
retary; l.. d. Carmen, treasurer, and
Samuel Baxter, marshal and master Of
ceremonies. The services at the house
were conducted bv Pastor Domer Of St.
Paul's 8 English Lutheran Church The
remains were enclosed In a handsome
casket upon which were the deceased s
Masonic apron, a sheaf Of wheat. and a
bunch Of cut flowers
The pallbearcrs were A. T. Myers,
George = Taylor, John A MITCHELL
J. X Harris, George W. Harrington
and Joshua Stone Intermcnt was
made at Glenwoud Cemetery. with
Masonic honoTs, the chaplain, l.. II.
Nolke, officiating.
Mr.. Parker was born at Winchester,
Frederick County, Va, in 1929. and
learned the trade Of q machinist. lie
served for a short time during the war,
and just before its close he was APP
pointed upon the police force and was
on the duty at the box Office Of Ford s
Theatre on the night that President
Lincoln was assassinated He leaves a
widow and two married daughters,
Mrs, keyworth and Mrs Nalley.
The daily critic., 1890-06-30
MYSTERIOUS CASE

Run over by the Cars sug-
ets Possible Murder.
'clock yesterday morning a
Nod Potomac train ran over
yeen Waterloo and Fort
&c name was found to be
lain was stopped and an exam.
bn Of the body was made, showing
P1kto be cold and stiff, as If death had
occurred some hours previous Mrs.
-ilawkins, the wife Of the dead negro,
was found in Waterloo, and she stated
that her husband had been very drunk
the night previous, and that she had
tried 10 persuade him TO come home,
hut without avail. She gives It as her
opinion that he fell asleep on the track.
Others are inclined to think that he
was killed and placed upon the track to
allay suspicion An investigation will
&c made by the Virginia authorities.
The daily critic., 1890-06-30
Fnn ont nfn wIndnw

Charlotte Taylor resident Of VII.
low Tree alley, went home on Satur.
day night afigr having INDUCED quite
freely IN beer The air was little or.
prcssive In her room and she went 10
sleep In a chair by the window. At
23O o'clock yesterday morning she was
found lying IN the alley by Sergeant
Berry, as he thought, 10 a dying cOndi-
lion, The ambulance was sent for, but
when Il reached the alley Charlotte had
teen brought 10 consciousness by the
burning Of feathers under her nose. She
was soon able 10 return 10 her house
and 60 10 sleep.
The daily critic., 1890-06-30

AT the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Ninth street northwest, this morn
ing, a runaway horse rIn into Miss
Plumber, young lady from Adams
town. Md. who Is visiting friends al
NO. 1920 COTcoran street She was
knocked down and very severely in.
iured She was taken into SchefTsr
q Stevens drug store where her
wounds were dressed aud afterwards
taken 10 her residence. She was badly
bruised about the face and neck, but
fortunately no serious injury was sus-
tanned
The daily critic., 1890-06-30
TotaI Abstaiaera at worI.

The temperance meeting at the Good
Templars' Hall last evening taxed the
hall 10 ils utmost capacity. Mrs. Belya
Lockwood presided and delivered a
forcible temperance address. Mrs.
Carrie Smith sang a beautiful solo and
Mr. James c. Lee, chief ruler Of the
Order Of Rechabites, followed, contrast
ing the condition Of the wOrkingmau
and his family under drink and total
abstinence. Miss Josie Lee and Dr..
Kirby also delivered addresses. The
devotional exercises were conducted by
MT, j, 5. Blaekford, grand chaplain OF
Good TemplaTs, and Professor R0Wley
directed the congregational singing with
Miss Thomas presiding al the organ.
Mrs. Lockwood closed the meeting with
d strong appeal for all present 10 Join
The temperance movement.
The daily critic., 1890-06-30

Commencing Saturday June 2lst, the
B. q %. r. h. win attach a Pullman Buffet
Parlcr Car 10 the Chicago Nestibuied
Limited Express leaving Camden station
1890 a, M, Washington, 1880 q, m; ar-
uylug at Dear Park 5.35 p. m., Mountain
Lake Park, $40 b. m., Oakland, 5.45 b. m
Returning The car Wui he placed 0u the
ClicsgO Ngsiibulel Limited Express leIy-
me Grafton $50 a. m aul Deer Park lt
1880 q, m.- arriving iu Washington 4;l1 b.
m-, Baltimore, $50 D. m.
The daily critic., 1890-06-30
Bouehton q co.'s Unprecedented In
tucenenfa

The cheapest yet Just read thcir bargains
in furniture. oak bureau, hsi~toad, wash
stand, pair Of feather pillows, extra large
oak table, fine reed chairs, 1 wire m1ttress- p
all these seryicCahlo and desirable articles.
uselul every day, for the small sum of s11 1l
Again they offer 8 chairs and a sN-f11t sN-
tension table TOR The surprising and unprece-
dentcd price OF 5000. And again AN v0u
spare the small sum OF siof M so, see our
uicoc oak dining room suite. itIs adaisy, and
the price is almost nominal
W. IT. HoUgHrOS & Co
f1fS a f31I q 40 NJ W