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THE AEEsLEY GRAPHIC.
ANCIENT BOOKS.

Volumes Studded with Gems and COsssng
Enormous sums OF Money
Through that long dark stretch of a
thousand years lying between the fifth
and fifteenth centuries the greatest
Injuries were books So costly were
they that it was next to impossible for
any but the richest to procure such ez-
lpensive treasures, the mOre's the pity,
since but inches of information, so to
! speak, remain to tell the story of their
worth and the tale of wonderful
garniturs, both binding and ornaments
ton revealing the peculiarly rich and
varied handicraft then in vogue.
Much Of the transcribing of the period
. was done by residents of religious
houses; boards of hard wood, over
which leather was stretched, inclosed
these precious treasures, and further
protection by metallic corner pieces and
massive claps preserved the leaves ION
injury.
Literary treasures intended for royal
households and ecclesiastical dignita-
ries, and copies for churches and mOnasa
teries, had side castings of ivory on which
appropriate subjects were carved in
silver, of quaint fretwork pattern, and
otherwise Cfistinctive1E holOred by the
addition of gold plaques, studded with
gems and jewels. Both sets aad single
volumes were carefully incased in boxes
no less S3 pGAlS4FS b441-4 " ere Inc AEA4AA--As
bindings,
In the British museum may be seen
an eighth century relic, and in this an
tique binding are Enclosed the st. Cuth-
bert Gospels and MSS, written, it is re-
corded, with great beauty; the binding
is of velvet intermiugled with silver,
with a broad silver border enriched with
inlaid gems.
Coming to the eleventh and twelfth
centuries, we reach another form OF
treasure manuscript upon vellum.
These had diptych covers, which meana
''a double writing tablet, such as could
be folded, and so inclosing the work of
the scribe. -
Diptychs in the time of the Roman
emperors were of two kinds; first, con-
sular, expressly for presentation gifts
on entrance upon official duties. These
offerings We're of the greater value
since was added, upon the outer side, q
portrait of the giver. An ecclesiastical
diptych was rich in scenes from sacred
history.
The inner surface of wax sh owed the
writing; the outsides of this double
tablet revealed models of artistic hand
icrafb. There were sixteen nedaIlions
on each side, representing ancient
prophets and saints. with their symbols
and inscriptions IN ancient uncial let
tiers, and. as a grand finish, the whole
was surrounded with foliage Of ivory
work in the Greek sty1e.-HarpeE's Ba-
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A RgMARKAsLE RIVER.

strange. Conduct of che Waters. of a Cana
dian stream
The Saguena,y, a large river in CRua-
da, falling into the estuary OF the. St.
Lawrence, on the north side, about ops
hundred and fifteen miles below Que
bee, is rightly, reelSoned as being the
deepest and most remarkable stream in
the world. Excepting in a very few
places, where great ranges of hills seem
10 cross it's. bed. the average depth is
nine hundred feet, the. bottom at the
spot where it joins the st. Lawrence be-
ing over six hundred feet below the bot
tom of the 1ast-nauaed stream. Thus a
low point of rocks at the shore, or an
island, is really the top of a moderate
sized mountain springing up from the
mysterious depths of this deepest of all
rivers AS the, spring tides rise sbOut
eighteen feet, the currents of the river
are violent and eccentric; in some
places the, ebb stream runs four TO six
miles per. hour; the eddies along the
shore are like those of a rapid, the IN
dOrcurreBt something's laying hold Of a
vessel to barn her about or to hold hel
in spite Of al efforts to escape
Before the use of towboats on the
S2guenay. a vessel left helpless by q
calm sometimes dEifted against SONS
subTnerged Tp,ountaiq peak, and. wheE
the tide fell. capsized. IN deep water.
a n anchorage, beiag very rarely found,
large iron. rings have been set In the
rocks which show themselves above tbs
water, and vessels often tie up to these
''hitching-posts'' and await a fair wind
The tide OF the SRguenaY. for some l1n
explained reason. advances with ex
traordinarg rapidity, thus, potvith
standing the tact that the ebb curren
very rarely ceases 70 TOW ont Of tn,
river, high tide arrives at Chicoptim
only forty Ave minutes later than a
i'Fadousac, seventy miles away. On tn
ST Lawrence the tide. aElxances in tn,
SAM time only from Tadousac to Muir
ray bay, thirty-6-e miles 5istsnt.-St
Louis Republic.
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PUBLIcATION NOrICE
First published. July 10th 1891.
No. IA9T.


IN the District Court y fthin and for the coun-
" OF Edw ards IA the state OF huusas.
c !. Beais Pioinrin,
J. i. Schatzer. Elizabeth Schatzer, George. u.
IrOssen, }. ii. Fiburn and HerDerC T. bali,
Trustee, defendants.
State OF kansas TO J b SchatzSr, Elizabeth
SchHtzer, George q CrOssHn and J N Eibu I'm
Will take notice that you have been sued in
said district court, aud that you must answer
the zUth Gay of August, 1891, or said petition
will be taEsn as true, and a judgment
render cd In said action against said defend
an Is, j Is senator and liZubeth SchatZsr,
Tor the sum OF S6O0 with Interest thereon Al
the rate OF Il per cent per Runum from the
/ aud "a further Judgment against All OF card
defen 1ants fOr the foreclosure of d CERTAIN
mortgage upon the following described real
estate, Ul-NstE:
C0taIne8eing 2IE feet east from the south
west corner OF the southwest quarter OF sec
! thence east 245 feet to righJ-of-Way or Z Il 4
W Il Il Coz thence northeast atOuE said righ L
! Ut-WaE Aj8 fe5t, themes north I9s feet, UheuCe
west As test, thence south $50 feet To place Of
/ beginning ia the city OF kInsiey. ID ing aud
situHrEu county of Edwards, ia the state
/ tin a las tue nFst lien upon said premises IL
the atQQuut for " Hich Judgment viii lie tax
/ en-, as aforesaid. and ordering said premises
/ to ue sold without appraisement and the
h prOceSds applied % tue payment OF the
aEnoJtAE due piainCim and the costs OF ButE.
I ami forever barring aud forSc!osing said
! dSfsnuapJE, and each OF them, or and f-rm
/ ali ltgat little. estate nsS ss property G q
equity OF REDEEM pttIns IA to SAID prem. sSs
/ or any pHrt thereof
Attest; A ). RAPE, CIerk. AtEys IOF PITT.
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IN the District Court Wfthin and for the coun-
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q l. Beais, RtGiutin,
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ELEGANT PRIZES FOR THE
LADIES.

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THE NEW DISCOVERY.

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EUPI1PSY.

This is what you ought to have, in
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life. thousands are searching for It
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find it not. Thousands upon thou
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that Electric Bitters, if used accord
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THE TRIALS OF WINTER.

Winter is trying period, even to
those who have strong constitutions,
but it is donbly trying to thoee who
arc weak and delicate, or who have a
tendency to the various diseases that
arc bred and fostered in tho stag
nant atmosphere of closed and heat
ed houses. The system should be
kept strengthened and toned up
with liberal course of S. S. S., the
great blood tonic and purifier. 1t
acts like a charm. 1t increases tho
appetite, soothes the nerves, and
beantiiies the coinplnxion--in in short,
il makes life well worth tiviiln.
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Attention is called to the above state
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length Of time the bank has been in
business, together with the known
s,rinngency of tho money market, is II
crcditable showing.
Our cndcavor in tho past has been to
accommodate our patrons, and in this.
we will continue. 1t is now well under
stood that where money is kept in cur
rent circulation Through deposit i'm
bank, the community ns well as the
bank. derives the benefits which accrue
thercfrom. and business is carried on
more saLifactorilN.
Wo are provided with the latest and
most approved fire and burglar proof
safe, with double time lock attachments:
and in addition To the security offered
in this particular, will also strive con-
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those who entrust their business with
us. Very respectfully.
>. T.. GRAHAM, Prcst.
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TAHEWELL FAIR.

There is Il growing sentiment
among the citizens of TaZcwell that
the county fair should be an occa
sion for better exhibits hereafter.
But little attention has heretofore
been paid to exhibits of manuIlc
lures, minerals, woods, &c, and as
the county is well up in these things,
II first class exhibit would be Il tell
ing card. The leading men of scv.
eral county towns will take an in
tcrcSt i'll this direction if encour.
aged. The ladies and farmers should
see that the domestic and agricul.
tural departments should this year
take on some of their pristine glory.
On this subject wo clip the follow
ing from the RichlandS News:
"The Tazcwcll County Fair will
he held on the 29th and Both days
OF Sept. aud the 1st day of Octo-
Der. We would suggest that Rich
lands send an exhibit to be known
as the "RichlandS Exhibit" We
have no doubt that the Fair man
ayers would allow such thing, as
nothing of more Importance has
taken place in Tazcwcll county
during the past year than the
foundation of the town of Rich
lands. We think that most cred
liable exhibit could be made and
will undertake to manage the ar
fair if it meets with favor. Ex-
prcSsions of opinion are now in or
der"
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TENNESSEE RIOT.

In Tennessee, by act Of Lcgisla
tnre, the State convicts are leased
to operators OF coal mines and free
miners are thus in many instances
shut out of work. These miners,
whose families are suffering, took
the convict miners out of the mines
and sent them to Knoxville and
Nashville. Governor Buchanan or
dcred out the State militia but
they proved unequal to match the
armed and were withdrawn. Most
OF the citizens are in sympathy
with the miners and doubtless any
act upon the part ofthc soldicry will
lead to great bloodShcd. Tho end
is not yet. The following is one OF
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THE COURT DEFIED.

w. II. CLYDE DENOUNCEs THE
COURT OF APPEALS DECISION
AS AN OUTRAGE UPON LAW.
a special telegram from Bristol
under date of July II, says that
when the decision Of the Court of
Appeals in the case of the South
Atlantic and Ohio, and Virginia,
Tennessee and Carolina Steel Com
pany II ccivcrship was announced,
most Bristol people thought that
Receiver Bailey would have charge
of the South Atlantic and Ohio
road, but not yet. Col. John c..
ilciSkc!l received Il dispatch from
William p. Clyde in regard to
| holding the property. 1t is as fol-
| lows:
"NEw YORK, July II, 1891.
"To y. G. ilciskeIl, Bristol, Tenn. {:
81 have received two dispatches
from YOU this morning. Resist
this outrage upon law, property
and deccncy by every possible
means, and thus show the world
whether nOn-rcSidcntS can or can
not safely run property in Virginia.
| The ruin of the steel company bv
this conspiracy would be as moth
ing TO the damage done to the
credit of every enterprise and the
fair name of the State, and this
conliscati0n, if successful, will be-
come a public warning to all in
tending investors to avoid Vir-
ginia."
Your reporter went rapidly to
the Hotel Fairmount to see Col.
l1eiskcll III reference to the posi-
ton he would take on these in
structions.
In response to my query he re-
piled: ~ propose to submit to any
order Of Judge Kelly, and will
watch the matter closely to pre-
vent Bailey from rObbing the com
pany and plundering the property.
General Ayers is now before the
court to move for a II hearing or
All appeal. We arc amply pre-
pared to protect our interests, even
if the orders are made and exc
cutcd, and we do not care to ex-
pose our hand, but you can say
that We are not uneasy"
The latest heard from Wythe-
vile is to the effect that the SUI
prcme Court has decided to give
the company % new hearing, and
that it will come up in ten days.
In the meantime it is Il matter of
doubt as to who will run the road,
Bailey or the present incumbents.
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Mrs. j. d. Alexander, Miss Bette
and Master Ul,allie, are in from
Baltimore to visit their old home
and Tazewrll friends.
A LUXURY.-T B. Warren, at
his barber shop, has IL bonanza in
the Arabian Egg Cream, which
makes Il most excellent Shampoo
with none but the best effect upon
hair and scalp. He is so proud of
it that he wants all his customers
to try it,
Mr.. S. II. Turner, inventor of
Turner's Horse Shoe Bed Spring, has
come TO Tazcwcl! and has on exhi
bition and is making this famous
spring in The store room in rear o!
the NEWS building. We havc seen
mhny Of !iu thousands OF tcStimo
malls i'll regard to this spring and
infer that it is Il marvel of comfort.
Call on MIR. Turner 70 see the points
that make this Tie best spring on
the market.
Our townSpcople who have been
ut Hunters Alum, in Pulaski, are
returning home. NIcsSls Anderson
and Chapman's family, Mrs. Jane
SpottS, Mrs. DR.. GiIderslecve, MIR.
and Mrs. L. A. Lynch, Misses May,
Miss jessie Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walton, lave returned. About 30
from town were there.
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THE FIRST STEP.

Perhaps you are run down, can't
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taking tho first step into Nervous
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will find the exact remedy for re.
storing your nervous syston to it's
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digestion is restored, and the Liver
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BUCKIEN'S AltNlCA SALVE.

TnE l6Esr SALvn in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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tho latest tclegrams

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 22.-
At midnight the troops were still
i'll camp. Briga,licr Gen. Carncs
has 500 men in command awaiting
marching orders.
The excitement in Knoxville is
quieting down, but it is feared il
is only calm before IL storm. The
general impression prevalent is
that tho Governor will come here
this morning and that some com
promise will either be effected he
tween him and the committee of
miners, or that the troops will bc
sent immediately to the scene of
disturbance.
The only way for the compro.
mise now, ii seems, is for the les.
sees to withdraw the convicts. A
member of the miners committee
says if large numbers of soldiers
arc sent to the mines thr miners
will await their withdrawal, unless
the leaders are arrested, when they
will fight .'hc troops.
MINERS APPEAL.
Coal CREEK, Tenn, July 22.-
At a secret meeting held last night
at Briccvillo by the miners tho fol-
lowing appeal to the public and
Governor was given out.
10 tie Gooe'3'or ond Newspapers of
tie State Of Tennessee
You can do much for this State.
From the moment tho Governor
calls an extra session of the Tcgis-
lature to abolish the convict lease
system, all opposition to the law
Will cease i'll this county. This is
absolutely the best That can he as-
surcd, and is in no sense u threat
or attempt TO intimidatc, and is
given publicity SO that much prob
able trouble may be avoided, as
many Of the miners families are
destitute, and the importation of
convict labor means the abandon.
ment of their homes and the loss
of thc hard earnings Of years.
Signed: III. Schwartz, M. Ingram,
G.. Il. Irish.
SUPPOSED TO BE SENSATIONAL.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 22.-
The following special, probably
cXaggc' atcd, will bc published by
all afternoon paper:
"KnoXvillc, Tenn, July 22.-
-Four thousand well armed miners
are at Briccville and Coal Creek
waiting for the militia. A bloody
battle will certainly occur if the
troops go there.
Advices from various points in
Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky
Indicate that the rioters can on
short notice raise n force Of IL, ,O00
efficient men. Monday night the
rioters formed on Waldcn's Ridge
and prepared to roll down huge
b0nlderS on tho soldiers should
they approach. The telegraph
wires are still intact, but il is hard
to get Il message from Coal Creek
unless favorable to the strikers.
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LIABILITIES
$l3G,590.1
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

STATE OF VIRGINIA, 90.
County or TAznwnrL, To-wlT;
Henry Preston. Cashier of the Clinch
Valley Bank, this day personally mp
pcarcd before me, Geo. w. st. Clair, II
Notary Public, in and for the County
and State aforesaid, and made oath to
tho above statement.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
July, 1891.
GEo. w. ST. CLAIR.
Notary Public.
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