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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

One reason Why some are disappointed
in not SECURING high prices ior poultry
shipped to market, Is that they do not
realize the fact that it il not the siGe OF a
bird that gives the value, but the quail
,ty. The carloads Of scragSy stock that
reach the market is enormous, and yet
a majority Of the persons who make
such shipments suppose that tie best
prices should be Obtained becauso the
quotations vary but little when the de-
ulAah is great.
a fA', plump io1l will sell readily, and
at more than the market price, but a
poor and interior Catcess, no matter how
much it weighs or hdw fresh it may be,
will not pass Out OF the merchants hands
until all the best stock is gone. When
prices are quoted, it is better to take a
price between the highest and loves,
figures given, as the value OF the stock
sent, and you will not be go liable to dis.
appointment when the merchant sends
his returns 70 YOU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18
LADIES EEJOY

Both the effect aud result when DIV.
blossom j. Hsc,L Il acts gently, yet
promptly. Il is the creates, boon 10
"9,lh7ltkIHd. Ever lady can treat Ter.
self aud not have 10 undergo the torture
OF instruments from physicians. OiIsc
aioSsom positively cures nll forms of
ieihalc weakness, Sach as Painful Ncn
'Fnt'ion, liberation, J.arrrTa;ion. Bur.
FcnncHS. l.cucGErhuI, pr,Ifitu8. Cancer
Ovarian and l'Ihroid Tumu., in their carly
stages and the long lis, Of ;nuu,rcr.
dbi: aHd unmcutiUunbic sriicrinrs that
hi!iict tue paticat. The Giyc Blossom
treatment il simple and harmless. The
iIrsl Application Often gives permanent
relief Try 1t. AMI you viii cxcllim,
as hundreds Of others have: "Oh, |
feel like different woulau!" One
months treatment sent postpaid to any
part OF the world on receipt OF SI.o1.
six months, $500. oIlvo Blossom
is ior1alc by all leading druggists. ANY
Druggist who may not have il can order
it from the Wholesale dealer. Do not
adtH any substitute. Bca1yt' Of lrludu.
lent limitations.
The Celebrated fiIHrr E5siiI. Olive
Blossom. Is prcpafcd only by Tie
fjHn6t i5riiHi institute. Co., Colnmbms,
d. Nrfo,P0wtcGISS6. CfbiEi$jo0, 10000.
BRA%CH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
San Francisco. and Kor9on. EgglanG
hold by Logan Erug Co. c. Il. Goolke, ". V,
irwin. N X. Williams. C. schncpt. {. Mclkc.
mrlier, VI. &, AImbright v. II. Williams aud
". ". llC.nIIcl: }. v. DArrah. RnG En!,tun s
Co. Martins rcry; Bowie 4 Co, bridegroom:
:. N WyT!ck. FCl!airc; St. Clair IIos. ben.
good EpnI pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18
RAILWAY TINE CARD.

- Af','A AHi GrtafNaNr " tstlHs VA Itd .fts,
SNH " - hHttANLvIes W EuIfSTS
MAIL 'lNtly tStaiAy gGtvr,yt tSrnStT
stcvtVfi! lNAIsriSy riCtg,Eis lsrRliS gStr,
,NAlnNltI VIII. Eastrt. sl.n,t,N ~. wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

NtIc England IlOmctitGi.
Henry Morse, OF Delaware county, y.
T., who hna become wealthy by dairy.
Ing, saya that he hes fed cotton seed
mcaito his cows for eight years, the fist
tour in connection with other Grains
and altar that pure, excep, while the
COVE were dry and on coarar fodder thew
were given wheat bran and such grain
lis was prod uCed on the farm. Ans uoou
As the cows came in full milk they were
given hay twies DAY and three quarts
OF co;tou.seed meal in the morning md
TWO quarts At night. The morning ration
OF meal WAS mixed with SIX quarts OF
sweet, SKINNED milk. When NJ pasture
they IT ceivtd TWO quarts Of the meal a
day. Following tnis practice he vas
able to keep twenty-five per cent more
cows and make twenty per cent more
butter per COW than by any other grain
method. The manure from the cows
fed 80 heavily on cot;ou-seet meal was
very rich and gave about double tha
crops oil hay that other manures gave
Tho pastures also show it, and the in
creased value OF the manure nearly pays
| for the co.toa-seed meal,
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| tll!,A"p, Dec. if.=TLCtu vr1s = ,,,.ht In,
| Iro'rmra! ~ ;hc tone Il tic Wheat uarar
amen irSIlBr uunL'UrtJ- f!Ri AAlts we're
81 i"' May delivery There "a, decline u yJt,,
| Eiitf Nr aut AllrCu mtugic', AID !uG Two hour
| sIrttc!ius that uu!c the fluctuations kent Win
y Ihei MT Of the pfiCs ,A'I HAnei ALc ~ a.
| The make! c0a;laued unchanged HufH I'll,
| q &C.
Corn wNs active fluctuations were vide. An.
~" nErAct closed SHADY a; al a!J4ucs over yc.
! lvr'iEYs
"si;, '.sat trading aat Sc higher.
| Provisions Wvt-IatCly active
! lluGr uE,aauSct.
| WMHt-,.c.sn SO. spring yl,.c. No. . Spin,
| NEN''srl No. rel y!AJnsr. ptcrul,r ~ tyli :.
( ~ =; Nay - ..A$i ~ ~ Oh.
t"hS-LS'h 80. :, 55". December is.'H.5iLr
'atLh'S - - 80, NHy -. -N5iSsA"I'.c.
uiis-In'n 40 :. t.r. nrrcINh.f 1! .nt.I,aIsr
'AnHIfy T. .AI:3Si:sIc, &ay ~ Ne. aIJ.c.
| bAELyV-S Oui.uaL
| llNNsETb-st Ia
| IINuTIiY -Eln-Si N
MIS- ruHh-CAsn : g,sS -, Ne ,e:qlx,y ?, .,
JjEshl"Ty ~ laH!U -5I5S,J -. May II rs !.
LaLD-t'a,h s 0;+,: December s. 6!l.si OK,
"a JAHGAy - 'oNJ - -. ~. May g 81 !,
suuEr RlE.-cGsh SiCO: December siN.Jar
naiy - t!!s i4au7Hs May slG.I,s5 81 g. /
Sh"rLh'E--si aCaiIJ. ,EUr; CLEAR s. : i.
NitskI-sl II.
~" YORK. bee, i7.-f!0yr, receipts a..nl
fnrSHses eSi'Ot;s I.O5J barrels: Iaaf.rt pCIi,t
~ les -'.oO barrel. Wheat, rttetI.lS - tUy pu,b
t.Si exports 2.ItO bushels s44rs s!Gitp hg.heI.
u ini"'Cs' 'I"t market stronger: 40. rcd 900
~. W "p'!Gns hfmrr aud higher: No, . ~,
March 81 W: May s. is Is lGai ~ al U.i,, Julr
!lAGaS IvisHl o.; August y>'.c Cora. IL.
Ir1pl. i3luU bushels. tApoEts i2.Ho8 ha.hc :.
'4.rN ,V"J bushels uf futures and - ~ hr.,b,,,
&9i ,l1t' mark STmug AMI quiet. JAuGAyy 81 ,c.
ttotu+ry Ci!.c: Nay S. .tGIsG!T.c, Oats re-.
IeipH IHLvO "uShe.S: sH!cs 5A5,Uu bushels Of
!H'Rfte sHd ivt,AH bushels Vt spot: market
afEi anu quiet; iR:Utfy ~ ,c: NAV
.rl'iHl. &c spot No. white i9[g4ivc; nike:
M,sieTh t",Lc, while 10 isG'bc: So 2rlicsrn
tF4h"Gr. SGi!"r arm aud guuhaagc!, sugar
Gmf' iht01 quiet AGd steady. Ku,.n steady
%Hd quiet luIprniinc dull NEd lower a; ~;
LEGS duiI hnd unchanged. Pork qui-; ard
fScnI!. Land strong; western steam 81 or,
JrHHnry. So y: FEBRUARY 60 q: March 81 u:
Arri! % o.; May 81 81. Batter qglet Cheese
quiet aud hrIn.
InLElo. o, Dec. l7.-Whcat errer ard h 'ghr,
cash nTc December &c: MHichSlUlfs. Corn sui
aud sicHiy ca,h 800 D.,.m brE Sc: s;sr ST. e.
uA,s Iu!cI; Cgsh i7C. CIUyer>eei dull: C.,l,
~ 10; February I9I.s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18
Personal i.lbetty


We are all free American citizens, en-.
joyinG our personal liberty; but most OF
ns are in physical slavery, suffering
from scroiuls, salt rhCum or some other
form OF impure blood. Hoods Sa,aapa.
rilla is the great blood purifier which
dissolyes the bonds ti disease, gives
health aud perfect physical liberty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

The supply Of turkeys in 1889 waa
entirely inadequate to the demand, and
even 10 January Of this year choice tur-
keyp, dressed, sold at eighteen cents per
pound. During the lev days before
Christmas aa much as twenty-five cents
per pound Vas paid for turkeys in some
sections, and they were scarce ut nil
points. There il an excellent oppor.
iuEity for turkey Eaisers the coming
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HSlSH AND IrApl.
The fSAiuf'' Of The HyG-J asi stosk

/ NV YszT, Ier. ls.,-ABas1 CO. rsa J.,J. r,as
.aE !fUz - I ~ nsat Ali liz TT urui
Slg-ei sssnt 81 2 isf esas T's=r r1,trszt..,
iaGsi iNJaIs ief oyrt slFrIag -isLaslp urs.r,
AL S;fgzs All, sssIsl st.,, 1880 iasl,,
Tse rt1Ek auCst ,l,,sSy va IssJ tag 49,
sIcre!Iasly rsrat sgI rrIatiari TN "a
,Vty2E H!N NctIrrptiuI G! 'A0yt uE.- . Tx
!sfEstas y arl tEgft so a. A.lssaEt - kas. 4
y laa2 ~ &c iEsssg La LoEsJ4 StI se!..gs
Ll1ssas
H. F0gir; 70 tlv diver gae,tiau. 10 IL tEr ot-r.
Va 10 NA.l stfy.t thAt o lae gISeru neat rlaEF.
= g-fUsIse u il.eUQ &c ~ - &c ~ u s.!Vuf
isS7r sii4 se a. gni 10 " ,T~oIlAl!gG 10 The
,s'GE5@!.' G~uSatg tft3g val cot - chgGrA ct
t1$-! sapal " GIr A.gCg.At"N = csAlty " pps-
tale - Getls lie lEAElrt today ~ gptE.Cgi
hssAsf. bat sp0a TIE gPusrl asFvgyui "a,
yEatESi y ist hsaf " stsGgEt. s84 1 aBua
rtclae ~ EaocGet tDEg ~ NvuI AL me
O'hvn hsct'puN
The cuFfvni WEs lhcn tame! -ad p.irC, irpr.
LAT Use hloi 70 tsDH Sraknr,i Ia Euy Gzsnr
Hr' l9' ihe isaalgirf vi lhs JAI, lie tnsfEvt
haA.!! cI"NEi iIl tgI 6tfutE ~ ist k.Eksst
Fflrrs OF Lar LAY LAlkass4aA iusc ~ LuulN
We -. Nvu Jc''ry Dcg;FAL Missouri iar.6e
ana Southwestern cab - SotihSfS r.s-re
irfirffed -: Elzk l,.aBj. rtth y, ttf Veai
EAtFUai bpyis tgu .Alt, IslIviI.
hoIrr4iAsli and > G;r bJuAi jul An tirsl 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

Arrivals Of live stock =, Clnru1ron, Stock YsrLS
via I'D. tftturc K Ohio rAiir1ah for the week
chded December lL-J7G tar, containing 400
cattle; rs calves, $3.50 sheep and limbs, 1916!
hogs. Is horses.
shipments 70 New York, Philadelphia, &c
ho>es, Il calves.
All nOeS aud sheep sold In these yArrls are al
gross weight. Receipts this wccI $50 head
against 6, rs head last week tGir IN good hog
MID Al . Nal " and TouShS at 500 per 10 lbs
liGs s. IS.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs 2,nJD head, with
scs Al s. hoa5 pet lUo lbs for sheep All! Lam b.
iS,sGC per ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

OIL CTTY. "a, Dec l7.-0pcncl G5Ic: hlqhes;
&c; dwe-i dit.c: closed at tf5.r: sales .:sttUUC
barrels: clelErnccS 2l9.AO barrels: iuns 500
InEtrss;shipments llo.lo5 bAlrcl'; charters none
Ruckcyc no siles; runs iI,5.:j barrels: shIumrit,
y .yIG barrels,
EE4nfoEp, "a, Dec. i7,--Opencd ut CSC;
closed at Gf.c: highest CSlsc luwr-: G5 &c; clrsf.
Autcs Ils,UJs vsTreis
rlTTNBUEGH. "a Dec l7.-No Sale: OpeucL
and closed tJh.c; higtIntCfc; lowest t..t.c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

- Wv NiN+h '"a'f " '+'' '"-r'' -
Hra-I L. s'A'1.s.sf,
CgaB.siGAat
Iaga,. E4d,.k sI1E, i5ugG 4. IN thIsofrJ
AfI.r TrspT AL m u A.
sEaIA kGltNF lsstl aTt 'hT
Ing AnasIslIa., re- sgsAH.t.
kyyln8a a. a. nlarf sH,Tfri 10 u.A AHSrt
thti4tt U.lsUr fgr s44s 'sy ni NDIt1 D-f
lEIf. % d, IriTfrs ~ 20 441srlfGs3 Cgamh
tl8tfF Tfft4 IE'i - ttsti tats ard rFTfi
- fJ..lsta
finite .y.f-.II. FfAr sad report 20 lie
fgsftv aslt.sa. % tay. l' .'Is iEF cilbISlEbhI
d. T.. frlfI lrF Tga EUEsN h4i,SaElEy y1U
u no fsirl4fs.'. ,EceT al ~ 'lfluH u ths
tAIH g. s nsI ast1..t lien 81 ut gGt ID tsii bli
u rfIgginHi
teHga4. L. GrsI-f ffE.s Ina icpJfi ~ The
Cn.Fs al riE'r s..gs 4FtEsl or lpSn tho fsaI
fauls ~ al; 1s'slljsEL Agz.L BGisfhNlng
dIafbsd ~ is.} tII in 'bSIf IEJyuauEni
thClf pf!1r'fs triE.rI laviHtriy's. GnI HltF
fti,Ffurf N 'hH I.tH u'lAIl FfUreirs,
Thin'-Ig saErf.atI sui ig,hi: ~ tie CIH'l
All Hfalf 63slss| 4fI Fei aYppbFy u! llss pAsilEs
bFro.p AMI ss.fE I..f .r'bv''y b. tba 'gh.sSi
81 report.
kGUsr : hsrs'7 dict ia.i he gS:soisnoj
10 tigi upyH satGfhg As .5la Dag OF DruCm
iuT is9U 'IaufniigI Il I'm ClHCI q. L! - tue
tine, shi his GE'E 20 l''a EhIp,iIF aHc"t. 30
ina III u' "as@lug Gpap 0GnAI hf.t u
gini4, ~ las p.s,s. q uti.h be vii pf0cre'i "
asssftsIa Hlf ftppn iLr is,,fal mEl.cp ~ The
Hsih Offsf o. ft!rryECI fgi4,fr'!,
nlEsa El-es nj hsut lai' H!iIy q! betcta'
bsf, m.
so. BoTcJ hyi.snf Ut Apl.g.aiTGL
dti ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18
BEgcHAM's plLLs cure Bilious and
Nerrcusi!l 3


SYMPTOMS Moisture: Intense itching and
stinginc; most At aiga.: worse by scratching
II allowed 10 continue tumorS frrln, which O.!
ten bleed and ulcrnic, becoming very sore
swAISL's OISTNESr 'toTs the itching and
bleeding, heals UlCrntInu and IN most Cay-s re
moves the tumOrS. AtdruCg!stS. or by mAil III
20 cents. DE-, SwAyae L sou, PhilGdcl, hIa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18
HALTIIUEE LIVE TOOK YARDS.
MOSbAY l.T -

swISE-Thcrc Is n full run again thi, week
the numbers being onlN shout 90 les than tht
very full supply reported lat Monday. And
o"inK to The heavy receipts thea aud this VI ri
trade Is rcftGfted sidw tn the yards These facts
mad the large quantities OF game and poultry il,
the InIrEeI. nIDdG dull market Nul 1--we;
prices. The quotations range a; isa:,c lie; ii
net, most niles al ii,h,c per 10 net. Receipts o
hos this WCrS II & 4 heat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

Looae's Red Clover Pile Remedy is f.
positive specific for all forms of the dis
casa. Blind, Bleeding, Itching. Ulcer.
&'ed and ProtruGing Piles. Price SOC
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18
Dr.. ". 1. France:

Ut " IT Z unit
, take great pleasure in recommend.
ing "Oiire Blosconl'' to every lady sui.
teEiHg with any form OF female weak.
ness. One box will do her more good
than al! the medicine she ever took. l
consider ita positive cure for such com.
plants. MARY EArcu,
50 Gay street, Columbus, Ohio,
Sold by Logan Drug Co, @. K. Goethe,
WV. Irwin, ". L. Williams, O. Schnepi,
9. Menkemelles, ". Q. Armbright, ".
H. Williams and NJ. ". Heinrich; ]. ".
Darrah, Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; @. N. Wy.
rick, Be!laire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

Simply Hpply "SwAYSE's OINTMENT" No In,
tcrnAt medicine required. Gtttcs, letter. cckc,
ma, Itch. all eruptons on the face. hands, nose,
&c. leaving the skin clear, white and healthy,
lis gtea, healing and curative powers are POI,
sess.d by no other remedy. Ask you. druggI.,
70: SArSE's OINTMENT. TThsIw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

GENTLEMEN need not wear Sloves at
dinner parties, that is, il they dom, have
clean ones; but under all circumstances
they must take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
when they get cold or sore throat, +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

INDIGESTION, and Stomach disorder, uSs
BROlSS'S IRON HiTTEi!S.
AL dealers keep II, 81 per bottle. Genuine hts
Trademark md closed ND Ices On w.appCf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

The dictionary says, "a balsam is q
thick, pute, aromatic substance flowing
from trees" Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs Is the only cough
medicine that is n real balsam. MANY
thin, watery cough rem eiies are calico.
balsams, but such sro nat. Look
through bottle OF Semp's Dalsam and
notice Whist pure, thick preparation i,
is. Ifyou cough use Kemp's Ba!sam.
At all druggists. Large bottles SOC.
and 81. pIw.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

Strange that no reporter has coruered
Stanley and forced him 10 disg1rge the
correct pronunciation OF MpwpmpSpwa
and few other African nar,pa.
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CIR 1ntrIlioencet.
lDEiLA.


FtlsallieAg Pra.
iiDu lat vi ne
hat IrtH rH.Fti!Al tHsls taos hu.8Hy FIRM
y Bat iHfg aEs ssglsf nj .satq do al s.TsE,
tbgss .4Atsygt yyst
Iks-f IpsT llp,
y .iH s@s!EE ta.iis' iscia n iETiGs q ptEfs
na'sr - pGf th.pl, tsEIuu!ur. typtEF
IAs'F apsTtIp.
We i!Tlrs 10 r,ia
psuthI
IA' issei scale ta"g1r gEAI sl,gs!t IL hos
psfJura!tg paIa'
,,.,-r Vet upVl'l siIl
~ ip'irN, Sep ~ Ilvp, ihUss yhAl taEa !tlf.
AM t'WgWAr' bfgNlhs o. tuagEg. ,gyt: GtuT.
ts!! ar
og9 P4isez GflA
Oh. EEO tAllls4y
I6aI lHct, artist. lover EVER soul
ahA' rGuhiIs iJgs!y ~ pure blfa!-
=, - COS not n Hnl4E lar illgrs u n Il nall
~ va iA lFflert pars complies The Nhu,r
iT70ai -i"m5 isy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

So say VIC q! Of US? Salvation Oil is
the greatest cure on earth fos pain, Price
only % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

To MAKE YOU sHiLg.

! bred her ~yl.,
Ny AnIplu-iJc;
IbtJTtHH..tvll.
{ lDythhtt sex.
she Nss not tue
lHr1tAls,tui EieN
Ea'ie lie forget.
t'ost love her Set,
Fslt AuWlEct,r
Ih.N EIgo1 l.Itgil
tihcc on her Ep!l
hLt uuN sigIrG oil
J love Asy veil.
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AkL.lnl


NEW YORK. Dec. N.-Cofpct stGguAnt. Len,
.li!; domestic 81 10. Tin dun: SlInls SO 70.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANDuslLrr
North main St. School
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

The sSCnna onuual sC4lon will begin MON
DAY, SElrEMBEK Is 1 srNLct course OF IL
cunti, baked upon Natural Development,
eHlh vi m:na and body, viii CCutluue ~ 10 care
tnlly HuTsncd. Special advantages Offered =
chttttcu who need careful Individual assistance
GAllaTcn received between thr axes Of iSuI II
SeNrs' Az the pttGatv knSl!sn branches. to
GeiAer Win ViA! French inuluGcG in the f,SuIN
course. OrnwtnS All la>irGncntal Music also
provided. CGiGl'l attention given 10 tho forms
the voice. NiSnpCtius Hud other Iiuprd!meni,
ot hperSh oNetrui0a W Instruction tRscd upoi
natural lNw. CNIsihcntcS and Singing cxrr
GTsseI Hce3nren!cd hy piAaN. TctinS inolula,c
For circular, CSl upon W Etd;CEs,
MISS NAE RSLLE HART,
us ~! MEln Strnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-18

ONO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ tnbte mkigT effect august II, ISN, psH
t.enseI trains willrun ~ iUllows-.CcntraIT hnu,
~ LTAins daily except !ho'u marked thus I,
which 90 not run on sundRy,
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LEGALSOTlCIs.
WORCESTERSHIRE NOTICE.

Il hs rlfcsiI Cosr d OHIO oasp!J, Vat
ygGiEb
urdT l., s'a'sz.I,
l94B,siAAsi
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28
Cinclrona Trees in America

Adolph Sutro is trying the experiment
Of raising cinchona trees at his grounds
above the Cliff House. It is FROM the
bark of about dozen varieties of this
tree that guininc is extracted, and if they
will thrive in this climate the trees will
become very valuable.
Moreover, the ciEchona isa very snowy
tree and highly ornamental, some Of them
growing to height of eighty feet. The
enormous medicinal consumption Of the
bark OF the cinchona has caused the tree
to be extensively cultivated in India and
Java. 1t grows in high attitudes in New
Grenada, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia,
where there is a great deal Of moisture.
IT has been tried with success in Austria
liza, near the scacoast, and Mr.. Sutro
thinks some Of the varieties will grow
here, where there is a moisture il. the at
:2ospac:c all tic year rolula--tSga. Ftag-,
cisco Examiner.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28
How Did He DO II.

In the latter part Of the "Fifties'
there resided i'll Tchama County, Cali
fornia, an Indian whose eyes had been
entirely destroyed by disease, leaving
nothing but the bare sockets behind.
"Old Blind Jo,' us lie had been
christencd, was Il well-known character
lie was Il great traveller, rarely re-
naming i'll any one rancheria long, and
his journeyings extended over large
area. His usual gait was a Jog trot, and
his favoritc route the stage road leading
north, which at that period was tllronged
with teams Of every description. Through
these he threaded his way with perfect
safety and apparently without the slight
est fear of injury; and ST. well recognized
wns his ability to take care of himself
that transfers rarely used any particular
pains to avoid him when he was seen ap
proaching.
His marvellous perception and avoid
ance OF danger were often the theme OF
animated discussion among the people OF
the neighborhood, while their accounts
OF his performances sounded almost in
credible to those who had never seen
him put TO the test. An incident illus
trating this kccuness OF his perceptivo
faculty shall never forget.
Twas sitting with my friend, Colonel
j. J. Lewis, under tree on the ranch
of Judge Hall, near Tchama, when We
espied 10 coming from the adobe build
ing occupied by the Judges Indian ser
wants, and evidently heading for gate
that opened into the road some distance
away.
Between him and the gate, and directly
in his path, was an open, unused well
fifty or sixty feet deep. Knowing the
poor fellows blindness, | had hali-rscn
from my scat to go and turn lin to one
side, when my companion told me to
keep quiet and should see something
surprising-as most ;ssurc,Iy did. On
trottcd the Indian until lie reached the
very edge OF the well, where another
step forward would have sent him head
long to the bottom.
But he did no; take it. His pause was
30 abrupt that it almost seemed us il n
strong hand had suddenly risen from the
depths OF the pit and stayed his steps.
For moment he stood STILL as though in
thought. and then quickly faced half
about, rounded the well with the greatest
case, and resumed his course on the other
side.
A few yards further OH was large
adobe storc-housc, fifty feet or so in
length, with an open driveway through
ut one end. This building he approached
near enough to touch it with his hand,
and then, retiring a step or two stirted
nearly its whole length until the driveway
was reached, when he passed through il
and continued on his Journey at his usual
jog trot.
And the Colonel remarked when 10
had disappeared: sin the name of all
that's wonderful, how did lie do it,
Ioath's ComBaaion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28
A Powerful Lighthouse.

The new lighthouse at Houstholm is
the most powerful in the world. The
beam is of 100000 candle power and
shows clearly at Blolshus, distance of
thirty-fvc miles. 1t is produced by arc
lamps fed by De Mcriten's dynamos,
driven by steam engines. To prevent
the extinction of the light through an
accident to the machinery the latter is
duplicated, one set coming into play
should the other fail. The light is fur
ther supplemented in thick weather by
two powerful sirens, or fog trumpets,
working with compressed air. The fas-
cination which u powerful light exercises
on wild birds is curiously'iIlustratcd by
this lighthouse. 1t is said that basket
fnls of dead ships, larks, starlings, and
so forth, arc picked up in the mornings
outside the tower. They kill themselves
in dashing against the windows of the
lantern.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28
a voYAok-r TO sLuMHERLANr

She sails away on the sea of dreams
This little skipper with the eye OF brown,
As the firefiy's torch in the twilight CLEANS,
And the garsh sun goes down:
Her bark floats over the grimy town
To Sunderland and its silvery sea;
The spotless folds of her slumber gown
Are no whit fairer than She
There are angel birds in the warm, still air
And the skipper laughs with her eyes Of
Drown.
As they sing to her oil songs, sweet and rare,
While her bark pillows up and down;
They sing o; Il Prince of high renown,
And e Princess ever so young and fair;
But where is tue Princes had ever II crown
Like tie crown of ter soft brown hair?
Cometh n storm over the silver sea,
That Gibbs on the ,lreamer's land,
Aud the angel birds fade out to the leo
OF this singular slu,nbe- strand;
Is there harbor by the angels planned,
From all storms. whatever they be,
From the wcSed fairies of Sunderland
And the waves in It's silvery sea?
Up like Hash, comes III. little brown head,
Aud the brown eyes only see
a biliowy blanket of silk outSpreGd
On an OCEAN of dmity,
But it's fcariessIy the skipper will fec,
with n soft li;tle barefoot tread,
by the chart she learned on her Bonded knee
To the haven OF mothers bed
John Paul Bocock