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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-09
BRISTOL

Rumors, are current upon the street
that the sugar refinery building has been sold
TO parties 10 be utilized as brewery. The
managing owner Il on the pacific coast spend
ing the winter and the story lacks confirma-
tion.
The Ladies' Friendly Aid Society held a
meeting at the Trinity Church rooms on
Thursday evening.
Albert Walker, the popular bass singer and
leader ~ st, Michaels Episcopal Church, has
been offered a large salary by an operate
company OF New York city.
Never have the roads been in worse condi-
ton than at the present time. state and
Bradford streets are both public thorough
fares, both have been macadamized by practi-
cal men, and they are in worse condition than
some OF the streets on which not dollar has
been expended.
The Ladies' Glee Club held an ENJOYABLE
meeting AZ Bradford Hall last evening.
Quite number of our sporting mon lost "A
little on the fight last night by taking Maher
at the odds of ) to3.
Several ladies and gentleman from Fall
River are to-day visiting the soldiers Home
lIopeworth and the Mount,
Az tue present time there Is the smallest
registration that has occurred for the past
twenty years regardless of the increase of the
vote.
The Wampanoag Encampment held a meet
ing last evening for the nomination OF officers
at their hall on High street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-09
General Notes.

=, d. Potter lost valuable draft horse
yes erday afternoon by spinal mengitis.
The horse had been worked all day, and
when put into the stable became sudden
delly i'll and dropped dead
People Interested in the Harris Avenue
NJ. X. Church are around with sub
scription paper for the purpose of Sc
curing friends TO purchase the Dyer Op-
era House for church purposes
The John Bray Military Company of
the Knights of the Mystic. Chain will
give a masquerade ball in the opera house
this evening"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-09
BARNEY ACQUITTED.
The Prosecution Fails Through In the
Adulterated Milk Case

In the Court of Common Pleas yester-
day afternoon the case against John n.
Barney, charged with peddIing aduIter.
ated milk, was decided IN favor of the
defendant. the jury being out less than
two hours. The court cnarged the Jury
that the only qu stion which they were
20 decide was whether or. not the milt
fell below the standard
The tivn court.
The case brought by the Michigan
Radiator Mfg. co. against william :.
Baker'was concluded yesterday afternoon
and \ verdict for the defendant rendered
for the property contained i'm the mort
gage, and for the plaintiff for the balance
Of the properly replevined-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-09
WARREN

DR. G.. L. Church IL acting as SUPER
intondent OF public schools In the place Of the
Rev Alva T. Carpenter, who Is out of town
The Lafayette Club has removed their
quarters 10 the rooms in Conway's block for
merly occupied by Bristol County Wheelmen.
st. Johns the Baptist hrass band has also
taken UP its quarleIs ln the same bnildinn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
LEARNING A FoReleN TONGUE.
a Monkey of One Tribo Acquires tho Lam
EnnEc Of Another.

Monkey Of One Tribo Acquires the Lam
guagc Of Another.
In tho room where the monkeys arc
kept by q dealer In Washington There Is
cage containing young whitc-faced
;cbus Il more than average intelligence.
yritcs Prof Garner in the Forum. On
he Same shelf and in an adjoining cage
s the little capuchin Puck They can
easily sec and hear each other through
the open wire partition which separates
them, there being no other obstruction.
have visited Puck for raany weeks al-
most daily and always gupply him with
food after requiring him 10 ask me for
II In his own language. Having but
little interest In the whitc-faoc. who is
vcry shy of me, 7 rarely showed him tho
9lightc-t attention until within the
past fcw weeks when ! observed him
trying % utter The capuchin eound for
food which always secured for Puck -
banana or some nute. Seeing that Puck
was aIwayg rewarded FOR tutoring tlie
sound. the little whitc-faec commenced
~ try it, and gs soon - discovered his
prrpo'' ] began - reward him i'm the
samc way, and have t1us seen ono stcp
taken by monkey I'm The mastery Of
another tongue. At first his effort was
quite poor and could not at once de-
eide what hc meant, but practice has
developed I'm him great proficiency. and
now hc speaks 10 almost as plainly U.s.
the capuchin himself This was doubly
interesting 70 me iu view of thc fart
That ] had long believed that no mon
key ever acquired Tho souuds Of another
species. ] frankly admit that this one
instance is alone sufficient to cause me
10 reood1 from q conclusion rendered
uutcnablc by such certain proof. the CO.
goucy of which is emphasized by The
short time in which 10 has been accom-
plishcd. bat ] still regard 60 as % rule
that monkeys DO not do so.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
MOI a PARALLEL oAss.
The difference Between Cheap cherry
Tree and Costly Ctcck.

Tree and a Cosby Ctock.
II was we'll along IN the evening lc-
fore patcrfamilias arrived homo, says
the Detroit Tribune. and he had barely
settled himself in his big chair when
little Freddie climbed into his lap and
fondly rested his long yellow curls upon
the paterual breast
Papa" liSped the boy, "tell mc that
story about George Washington again"
Papa was visibly delighted. With
gentle sole:nnity he repeated the good
old tale OF the veracity of the nations
father.
Georges stern parent" papa re-
lated, with his check lovingly against
that of his offspring, was greatly
moved nt the evidence OF the boys
truthfulncss, and with tears in his eyes
forgave the sin of cutting the cherry
tree"
Freddie was deeply impressed.
WAS that right for his papa to do?"
he faltcred, toying with button on his
coat.
Most assurcdly it was right"
Papa"
"Ncs, Freddie"
would you do that, too,
papa, if-if-if Mamie should cue a
cherry treC?'
Papa had not vcstigc OF doubt that
he would do just rs did tho father OF
George Washington under similar cir
cumstancCs.
but Mamie hasn't been cutting cher
~ trees, has she, FrcdGie?" cooed the
parent, straining tho beautiful child 70
his breast.
Freddie grew very thoughtful and
WAS silent FOR long time.
Papa he faltercd, ut last.
"Sly boy
The innocent, infantilc face displayed
evidence OF agitation.
"Papa, Freddie exclaimed, as IL un-
der sudden impulse, "thc bronze clock in
the draMinR-rnnm lis elnnShcd in.n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
reLePAoMgs ARE HAnpY.
You Can Tend store with One Though
Forty Miles Away.

You Can Tend store with one Though
Forty Miles Away.
a gentleman was trying to talk with
q noiRhborin0 town the other day over
the long-distance phone, and was seek
ing little information that was cur.
rent on the street Of the town Could
anybody be found who would 20 out and
pick 70 mp? The young man 40 thc dis
tant phone was disi1clincd ~ accola-
roodate without stating Che reason Why.
and finally the help OF UGcn "Toil-
board" WIS iInplorcd. Tho convcrsa-
ton between "Toll-boafd" end t5c dis-
tant town was quite interesting, a--
cOrdinQ % the Observer "Jrst efcp
ont ON the street." she told mu "und
aGk thc FIRST man or woman You ueet "
81 can't" hc replied. "a, ,hcre IS no
one here % watch tae ef5rc.'
"Oh, is That ALL enil "T1lrbaard." ."
"Weil you run RIGHT along AND lU
watch the store for y5u."
The young man wont au1 "Toll-
board kept her word bv keeping her
car 90 the receiver at Utica, f2r,y miles
from tho sccno.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
PHOTOGRAPHY m WAR.
Tho Advantages Of Employing PigeoI
for Carrying Messages.

Tho Advantages of Employing Pigeons
for Carrying Messages.
Considerable attention has been given
in recent years TO tho methods OF carry.
ing on communication between points
in time OF siege. In Il recent issue Of
La Nature, French Investigator
ttrOn3ly recommends the use Of carrier
pigeons for transmitting messages, and
gives Il map Of Europe with the project
cd stations for pigeon service marked.
During tho siege uf Paris tho method Of
Communication was carried on and II
distinct pigeon post was organized, the
letters, at the cost OF ten cents word.
being sent into the city with n great de-
gree Of rapidity.
The letters which were limited 10
twenty words, were set IN type, and
after a reduced photograph was mndc,
the film was removed from the glass
and inclosed i'm small quills, which
were then attached to one Of the tail
feathers Of the bird. So complete was
the organization that many thousand
letters were sent in this way. There Is
no special skill required for this work,
and any amateur photographer com
vcrsant with the wet collodion process
could, with an ordinary camera md
lens, reduce "a whole page OF ncwspa-
per 10 such Dimensions as would enable
IL 20 be dispatched in tho matter dc
sgribed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
ci4ilAMEN CAN SLEEP.
They are Not Annoyed by TriaInS Dis
tarIancce,

They arc Not Annoyed by TriGinE Dis
tarLanccs.
In the item Of sleep the Chinese es-
tablishcs the samc difference between
himself and tho Occidental, says A. IT..
Smith, in Chinese Charactcristics. Cen
orally speaking, he Is able 60 sleep any
whore. None 81 the triGing disturb
cnccs which criye us 10 despair annoy
hil. With bricl, for pillow, he can
lie down on his bed Of stalks or mud
brickG or rattan and sleep the sleep Of
the just, with no reference 10 the rest
OF creation. lie does not want his
room darlSened, nor docs he require
others 70 be still. The "fnfant crying
In the night" may continue 60 cry for
al he cares, for IL does not disturb him
In some regions tho entire population
seem 90 fail asleep, as by u common
instinct Qi!sc that of the alternating
baar) during tho first two hours OF sum
mer afternoons, and they do this with
regularity, no matter where they NAV
be-. At two hours after noon the uni
verse nt such seasons is as still as at
two hours after midnight. In the case
q most working people nt least, and
also in that # many others, position in
sleep Is Of no sort Of consequence. II
would be easy % raise in China an
army of million men--nay, OF ton mil
hons-tostcd by competitive examine
tion as TO their capacity to go 90 sleep
across three wheel-burrows, with head
downward, like q spider, their mouths
wide open and fly inside.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
Honest Grover Cievciand.

lAir-"Jori-n Is a Hard Road TO Travei."l
Now rally old Democracy. unterrificd and true;
And shout for Grover Cleveland and Steven
son. too:
They are our standard bearers. they're honcsl
told and brave,
And will sweep our glorious country just like
tidal wave.
CHORUS.
Then pull of your coat and come to the polls
aud vote
On the sth day OF next November
"a pun OF your coat and cone TO the polls
aud vote
For Glove Fnd Steve" and then wen snow
them under.
Our gallant. glorious leader was president be-
fore,
His motto then was justice for all men. rich
and poor.
Dishonesty In Office he spurned with proud dis
dain.
And the people all viii put him there as prosi-
dent again.
Then gallant old Democracy. from north. south,
east and west
Now rally TO his standard whom his people
love tho best.
Aud through our glorious country they shout
from shore To shore
That honest Grover Cleveland be our Prt-sl-
dent four years more.
Now York World
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE.
a Monkey Mothers RebuI,o ,or Her on
spring.

Il Monkey Mothers RebuISo ,of Her on
spring.
Paul Hull Is most original story
teller, says the Chicago Banner OF Gold
The best OF IL Is hc tcllsof things discov-
cred 10y himself. speaking OF the in
telligcncc Of animals," ho said TO n
group at the club tho other night, "lct
me tell you what ! saw I'm museum
once. An old lady was visiting at our
house last summer and ono afternoon /
took her and my littlo nephew To soc
the curiositiCs. We were locking ut
the monkeys. Several young monkeys
were playing about the floor Of the cage
while their mother, half asleep, awung
Blowly on the trapeze above them. NV
nophcw's head cane just little above
the floor Of the caTo and his shining
curls offered a tempting mark for tho
fingers OF one of the Juvenile uncyolvcd
men. Reaching ont he clutched hand
ful OF IL and tuggcd suortly. The boy
Get up scream that started the pcr8pir-
alton on the living skeleton and sent
the fnt woman into Mysteries. The
monkey mother opened her eyes, swung
sedatcly down from her perch, and rave
her progeny II resoundiug cuff thnt sent
him sprawling Thcn with look that
said plainly DO that again If You dare,
Dhc climbed once moro aloft and re-
sumed her swinging. Intelligence IN
animals? Well should say so."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11

a citizen Of Pfalzburg, in hisacc-L Lor-
raine, bought a share in Strassburg
lottery. In order not 30 lose IT. DE
pasted IL firmly ON q wooden door The
number was drawn and won Guc par
Tor suit But the poor follow tried in
vain 90 get the ticket on tbc board u
would not como of except in small
shreds What 90 do2 Spoil his door bg
saving oct the tickct2 lic would not do
H. lie lifted thc door from its hinges.
took II up and carried - to the depot
lie and The door travelled to Sirassburg
where he told bis story oi pfoduciu,
the door Both the suit and l.is door ht
took horne with him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
he WAS ALARMED.
Tho Amiabio Doctor Thought 1t n Pre-
posal OF Marriage.


posal OF Marriage.
A good story Is told OF n very rcvcr.
end and very digu,ficd master of an ing.
lish college, says tho Youths Comnan-
ion. Although 1.-THE doctor" was T. scri.
Gus man. ho was also n Kindly one, and
when young man OF his college fcll IN,
did all I'm his power - procure him good
care and the best medical advice.
Finally the inv&lids sister arrived.
ind, rs she was young and dincxperlcnccd,
the worthy doctor cndcavorcd. Gy con.
staut attention, To Tighten her load of
anHiCty.
She was most grateful, and ccni,dcd
TO her bctrothcd, who was vt n distance,
her desire that only "thc dear doctor" "
the master Of the college, should pyr.
form their wedding ceremony. The
student recovered, and was now To ac.
company his sister home, there To bc
nursed into vigor again.
The doctor was present to ray rood
by and the young lady was full OF graf
itudc
Doctor" said she, graSping both his
hands, you have been so rood tn mel"
II have found great pleasure in your
acquaintance" said the gentleman, in
his most dignihed and courteous man
nor.
You have done so much for me, but
lam going 20 ask one moro favor WIN
you promise Co marry mop
The doctor, nmiablc as he was.
dropped her hands and started back I'm
horror.
My dear young lady" he stammcrcd,
TIN afraid we shouldn't get ON to-
gcthcrl"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has two castles
now, one in Scotland and ono in Penn
sylyania. The former Is % palace Of
pleasure where he spends in luxury the
money earned for him by American
workmon IN his protected steel industry.
The latter Is q fort where, with Pinker-
tons and gunboats and hot water tanks
and deadly electric wires, he keeps out
the wTkmen who think they ought 90
share with him few Of the benefits Of
protection.-St. Louis Republic.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
OANoER o. PoLE HUNrINo.
Those who Have Pcrished Have mads
Iilundorg Hard Co Expiain.

Those who Have Pcrished Have Madey
Blundors hard Co Expiain.
The popular notion g. shat arctic OK
ploring is q very ris'sy pursuit, but in
reality 10 Is not 80 Fishing on tho
Grand bar'fs ia much moro dangerous.
As Iarf Twain says. Tho greatest
peril which people encounter Is not met
With iu travelling on tho railways. but
in going to bed. Most people die In
bed Only three expeditions out Of tlie
many which have been made have in
v0lrod loss Of Bfc.
franlslm's party starved 10 death
moiIiy ba.alsc thcrc were TOO many in
it, where Shwetl.a Travelled three thous
sand ndlos swcy from amy base Of sup
plies. Irving OF Che cpuutre. Grcclv.
wlos' sub rdiunte ofi,tsr, Lockwood,
attained thc furtheet north ever
reached, beyond cigLty-two dcgrecg
north loJtu9c, waG subjected 30 awful
atcriapa. inauv cf those with him dy-
irg E"r.ly because Of Zoo much red
iapc in Washington. II the navy de-
psTmeat bad Kept the appointed
rendezvous go Cape Sabine, whore 10
bad agreed o. have vessel with pro-
visions 40 % certain Gato. there would
hlFc been uo trouble. DO is the whalcrs
Who encounter most serious perils in
t.e Arctic neoan. Hardly year paseaS
vllen sOmc Whaling vessels ore not
lost ln isIl only three ships were
slscl out of Goat 81 twenty-five. No
iirc4 we're lost, bu- lle natives ON shor5
haze been using cirJnomCtcr cases for
bras7 kettles ever since.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
women Of the twentieth Century.

The public and private aspects Of the
position of women are ably dealt with
in pamphlet by Mn Jules and Gus
tave simon. The latter, being mcdi.
cal man, deals with the physical life Of
woman, and gives many valuable de.
tails about food, medicine, etc. r.
Jules Simon, his brother, the we'll.
known member Of the French academy,
takes mp woman's mental qualities. lie
denies that She has any natural anti.
tude for politics, observing that Mmc.
dc Stacl, the only woman, bc consider,
who ever achieved success in political
writing, made philosophy Of her poll
tics. NJ. Jules Simon admits that
women have a distinct natural pift for
philosophy, and superior subtlcty Of
intelligence, but adds that IL Is an IN
tclligeucc which succeeds rather in
conprehcnding ideas than in weighing
or originating them. The title of NM
Simons' pamphlet IS Les PENNIES du
vingticmc Steele"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
worIs ofn Writer.

a rapid writer can write thirty words
In ono minute. 10 do this he must
draw his pen through the space Of a
rod, sixtccn and ouc-haIf feet. In fortv
minutes his pen travels furlong, and
in Gvc aad ouc-haf hours a full mile.
lie makes ON an average sixteen curves
or turns OF the pen for each word
written Writing at the rate Of thirty
words per minute he must make eight
curves 90 each second; in an hour q, 500
in five hours, il4,OOO, and ia 300 days
working only five hours each day, hc
makcs not less than a., 200, 900 curves and
turns of tho pen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11
DRESS Is DscelvlNo.
a wor'S,aan In ovcclu, gho Couii PIay
tho Plano.

Wor'S,a2n In OvctlilN ThD Gould Play
Che Piano.
Some years ago Joe Kimball was en-
gineer upon Moosehead steamer, says
a Montana exchange. One evening
after his work was over he sauntcrcd
up 10 the Kineo house and strolled
along the piazza. Ia the music room
several young bloods were gathered
around the piano, one Of them imugin-
ing he was furnishing music 10y strum.
ming few monotonous chords. Kim
ball stood before the window n moment
v'istfully cycling tho piano and the young
chCP saw him. Dressed in his greasy,
Grilny overalls he looked anything but
& piano eoloiat.
Say, man, come in and give us n
tuEc," Gantcringly said one OF the city
youths.
To their ainaZcmcut Icirball stepped
into thc room and sat down before the
piano.
And thCn cuch mg9ic!
The instrument hadn't echoed TO such
u magical touch for the Gcraa.cr
Through tie halls and colr.der5 TIC
strains went daahing, starting O grin Of
delight on the faces Of tho raw b1y2,
setting dc,nLrc Old cacsts into double
ahuflCs, and sending ccstutic little raiv-
crs through the limbs Of ladies as they
recognized that 'loycly waltz"
And they al Gocl,cd down 90 the ball
room. There set the mysterious musi-
clan 81 the rrimy ovcralls flashing his
dcit GnCcrs Up and down the quivcring
Keys, vl'ii9 the piano sent forth music
that vidcncd The eyes end parted tho
lipsof al WHO listened, standing breath
less about him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11

Nearly every member ~ the rolling
families of Europe Is "a clcvor performer
on some musical instrument 10 rarely
happens, however, that these royal az
complishments arc put 90 o practical
test Of merit, and the story told of tho
0utc-piaying of The duke Of Oporto. tho
Portuguese kings brother, rs interest
ing On n wager with one Of the mobiles
OF thc Lisbon court. he once set out in
disguise 90 earn bis living with his
luto for q week. and succeeded without
difficulty I'm getting ga engagement in
thc orchestra 90 tho opera house 81
Madrid His playing was satisfactory.
and az The cud of tho week be received
from Che leader of the orchestra q very
catering letter IL accommodated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11

The Norwegian snow npd ice mid
winter Is surprising 81 anyone accus-
toned 20 the English climate. The
very suow and ice is what makes Nor
way and ita customs so particularly i'm
tcrcsting 20 a stranger. OF course the
cold is very intense, the Thermometer
never rising above hveling point for
months, and often sandiug nt zero,
but 90 the sowo time the atmosphere
's 20 wonderfully dry shat the cold is
aot nearly 50 noticeable out Of doors,
and indoors the houses ara kept very
warn. 49, g
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DIRECTORY.
state omclals.

Governor-A. Brooks Fleming. Mar,cn County
Secretary of State--w. ~. Ohiey. Marion CO.
Asdit"r-- Patrick r. Duty, Webster Co.
Treasurer William +. Thompson. Cahell Co.
Attorney General--Alfred Caldwell, ohio Go.
Asst. Attorney Gcn'l--O. ID. Cook, Ohio County.
sapt Of Schools-B. :. Morgan. Monongalia
nnty.
AtIutant Ceneral-B. III. Oxley. Kama wha Go.
state Librarlan-Charies llagsa. triOn CO.
L. =. NarShal-H. :. White. Marshall county.
Private Sec'y To Gov. Jas. Ewing. Ohio county
Chief clerk Auditors Odice-Wm. A. Cracratt.
Sec'y states Oshct-B w TAYLOR.
Supt. schools - IL =. Cork.
TreaSnrer's --RT .Herndon.
" Adlt Con. Is :. -rhns j -l,rn a |.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11

Mr. Stevenson, we nro aware was an
athletic headsman during the admins
tratiOn of Mr.. Cleveland. Moreover,
Mr.. Adlai j.. Stevenson is man Of
brains. On a 'show down Of vice presi-
Dental candidates, the Democrats, it
strikes us, are ahead. New York
Tfrroo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11

The function of ncgro's black fkin
IS supposed % be the conversion Of the
sums HGht into heat Tho heat thus
generated remains iu Oic skin and docs
cot penetrate 20 tho deeper tissues
Being thus provided with sun-prooi
armor the negro can stand an amount
3 heat that would be fatal to q white
nan end run little or no risk Of sun.
stF,4se
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Members ofCenzrcss.

First District-Johu O. Pendleton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
Secopt District William l.. Wilson, Charles
town, Jefferson Co.
Third District Iohn d. Anderson. Nicholas 6.
~. Nicholas County.
Fourth District-.Iames Capehart Point Pleas
ant, Mason county,
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UNITED STArES COURT.

Jrlge-T.I J JacSssa. ParSersh1re. wood Co.
cierx-l Y. Moore. ClarkSburg. Harrison Co
u. =. District Att'y-G. G. Sturgiss, Morgan
town. MonOngalia comfy.
Asst. Dist AttorncyS-S. G. Durde,t, ClarkS-
burg. Kanawha county. and Is. =. Elliott
kiugwood, Preston county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11

Specimens of the smallest known spc~
cics n hogs arc aov quartcred at tho
London geological gardens They camo
from the southern part of Australia.
ast ere known as "the pimy hogs of
tHc HntpDdce They aro wcli formed.
frisNy and about tho eile of nusl,rat.
They aro real hogs, and not Co bc COM
founded with guinea pigs, which are -
species Of rodent
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-11

The tariff "enables" manufacturers Of
the Carnegie kidney to pay their om-
ployees higher wages. But Carnegie
does not seem disposed to take advantage
Of the enabling act.-Chicago Post.