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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-02-02
OFFICIAL LANGUAGES.
There Are Three Recognised In
Po.ySlot Switzerland.
Govcrnment OGieiaIa Have 60 lie Lin
gnists--A Curious Controversy Arising
rom Complicated Con-
ditlons.

As Is known, Switzerland Is a poly
giot country. German Is the language
OF about two-thirds of its people, those
VINO occupy the cantons from Berne
eastward. la the other cantons French
IS the language, with the exception of
Tessin and a part of the Grisons, where
Italian prevails. The three languages
are equally official, and all laws and
public documents arc published In each.
and either may be used in the discus
sions in the national assembly. In
fact Italian Is rarely heard la that
body, the members from the Italian dis
tricts usually speaking in French, as
otherwise they would not be under
stood by n considerable number OF
their colleagues. All the members of
both the houses arc supposed TO under
stand the two principal languages, saws
the Milwaukee Sentinel, and this
knowledge Is required on the part of
most OF those in the civil service, in
Guiding post Office and telegraph en-
ploycs.
Occasionally inconvenience Is experi-
enced from the difficulty OF making an
absolutely perfect translation from one
language into another in the case of
laws, and cases from time 20 time occur
where the official TRANSLATION OF "a law
in one language differs from It's version
IN the other 50 much as TO give rise to
conflicting constructions. due TO that
difference, by the courts where German
~ used and those where French Is en-
ployed.
IL Is said that the French language Is
gradually encroaching upon the German
across the line which separates the two
elements of the population. The
Frcnch-Swiss explain this by alleging
that II 10 due In part 10 the compa- alive
case with which French Is acquired,
and 10 It's greater clearness and con-
veniencc, and In part 20 the fact that
the vcrnacuiar Of the Gcrman-Syiss Is
patois differing greatly i'm the differ
ent eantons while the official German is
literary language and practically
foreign tongue.
Recently vehement complaints have
appeared in the German Swiss papers
that the German language is not re-
ceiving fair treatment ut the hands OF
their French confedcrates. 1t is al
legged that in the upper part of the can
ton OF Nalois German is slowly passing
out OF use, being superseded by French.
and that the people seem TO be grow
ing ashamed OF their mother tongue,
which was one Of the most interesting
varieties OF local dialect, and that
soIne of the persons employed In the
post and telegraph Offices neither I'M
derStand nor speak Gcrman Bitter
complaint Is also made of the action
OF the officials who had charge OF IA
recent election in Geneva, when n can
tonai law for the adoption of minor
ity representation was submitted TO
the popular vote. A number of votes
had inscribed on them ia or ''nein,"
Instead Of ''oui" or ''non," aud we're re-
iectod as invalid.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-02-02
STARVING aArs.
Srewsoue Scene on nos-a = Deserted
Vessel on tho English Coasi.

Srewsoue scene on not-a Deserted
Vessel on the English Cossi.
a correspondent a. the Newcastle
(Eng'and) ChrJniclc. de- ritnr s-sues
on the Northumberland coast. tells a
curious story about rats. "What q
secnc Of devastation did 81 .iafvs g.
land witness as the result 60 thc break
lag mp Of the Gothcnburr City. I was one
Of party that went on bard that iil-
foted vessel few days bcf1rr she broke
~. aud saw sight % be- remembered
shall never forget L. To an appear
unccs, as we approached her. The vessel
might hive been sailing comfortably
ont Of harbor, save for tho absence -
any apparent life on board OF her. Eut
VIC had no sooner put foot on deck than
we were Immediately attacked IN such
a'nanncr that such Of rs as had got on
board had TO mako tracls for tho rix-
ging, while the rest OF as fell back into
the boats Rntsl l never saw 81 many
ia my lie, and never hope 20 again.
Great, hungry. lanlSy, lean-loolsinr rats.
many OF them with their tails chcyvcl
of, swnrrncd mp from below Ia never
ending thousands, squealsing ard
squirming over one another ~ a man
ncr sickening and horrible 70 behold.
particularly % those Of as up in tho
rigging. 1T last we cut Off some loose
ropes, lnotted them into convenient
lengths, and 50 armed we descended
and attacked the rodents. eventually
succeeding ia beating passage 10 our
boat Anyone would have supposed
that they knew by instinct the impend-
ing fate Of the vessel, for they no sooner
saw us over the side than they began TO
swarm down the ropes and try TO enter
the boat. and 1t was only with difficulty
we were able TO beat them OF before
casting the boat clear; and they
equeaked In a horrible manner in their
anguish and mad frenzy as we rowed
away from the vessels side. They
were too far both from the island and
the mainland TO swim ashore. They
could not feed on the timber and coal,
50 that was washed ashore to warm the
Ghins Of the coast folk. While every
other part of the vessel seemed to 90 to
splinters, the decl5house, strange to
say, came ashore on the island intact"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-02-02
DIGGING ron DIAMONDS.

Hard and Precari"us LIE That Has a
Wonderful fascisation About 30.
have just had few days among the
river diamond digycrs near Hebron. on
the Nual. writes "A traveller in the jew
cicrs' Circular. The work here Is car
rsed on by Individual digrers. each man
leasing bis claim and vvorlsiu, IL him
self with The aid Of few native labor
era They are a motley crowd. tbese
diggers, and representative of almost
every nationality. IL Is a hard and pre-
eerioua existence. Diamonds arc few
and lar between. bat whom found, new
ertiifiesa, thcy are generally OF first
clnss qnalily and realize high prices.
The diGgnrs arc mostly men OF very
small means. Their tools and washing
gear erc about All they have, and
thcy consequently live very poor
iy. Meal 81 rough quality f.
often che only food that passes
their lips from one months end to
another. Ths they usually ret on
croflt from some storeilecper. who fur
nishgs them with the bare ncccssaIies
az liie pn the Of-ohance Of their finds.
Most ~ the diggers. 81 course. hive n
ind spue time or other. though there
are strange instances 81 ill-iuelx follow
ug ihe qacst for diamonds year after
year
bad q conversation with one old
man who had been az this sort 81 work.
fur nineteen years, and ! am afraid 10
snf how long IL g. since he has had n
turn of luck lie had lived nearly ali
thia Slime on meal. and there re rvas
t7H.uy aiNtg so ab1ut the hardest work
man cnu undertake.. yet seemed willing
20 So on CD che end. This labor, how.
ever. though heavy. has a wonderful
fascination for Those who once toto "a
lt a vcrg fHe Stone had been found a
lew eaya before 10Y arrival IL was
valued between seven hundred and
eight hundred pomIs Tousrd tho
end - lest month two brothers had n
marvellous run 81 lnek 1hcy found
stones 90 lhe value OF over four rlou.
aand pounds in very short sraee 81
Umn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-02-02

Flights ~ hominv pigeons viii be-
made arilF fram thc exposition grounds
nest Fcaf between 1unc 3 and sanfnm-
ltr O. These contests rill Or under the
a tnn ul Iae 1--WE stock department.
aete bv the oU COS of ihe sivnai
corps Dr. eria ~ arrivals at tie homo
rp $500 o. mod. bY officers che.on f.r
$40 purloHa. Auulnum tags viii b,
i.iena o. each bird Prizes of Gffv
ooiIara fa end u eania viii 90 given
t1r t1e seiifest iIgbia io Washiugton.
rhHeir'ra't Sew York. Hoefop snd
nrIrhhoriug e.tles. spe iaf medals rf1
Dr. given tn thr owners 81 birds rcarl,.
iaE Washington in seventy FOUR henrs
lhl.na rirnia iu seventy. Gee h1nn. Now
ara Iu eeFeaiT eight hours and Hsafon
in eighty Give hours Prizes orc also o.
ierti Or fhe quickest nirht 81 from
ore hundred to I've hundred miles.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-02-02
MEAT EATERS.

Animal Food ne Most Conducive to Pro-
longed Physical Strength.
Many races of men live entirely on
enimal food, and these ara the most
3snrdy and from al nave been able TO
gather on the subject, says a corrcs-
pendent OF the Gentleman's Magnzine.
the most free from diseases Of all kinds.
Sir Francis Head says of tho Panpas
Indians: They are ell horsemen, or
rather, pass their lives on horseback.
In spite OF the climate, which is burn
ing hot in summer and freezing in win
ter, these brave men, who have never
been subdued, are entirely naked and
have not even a covering for their head.
They live together in tribes, but they
have no fixed place of residence Where
the pasture Is good there are they to be
found until it is consumed by their
horses, and they Instantly move to an
other spot They have neither bread,
fruit, nor vegetables, but they subsist
entirely ON tic flesh of their mares"
Describing the effect on himself of
this diet, Sir Francis saws: eAfter /
had been riding three or four months
and had lived oa beef and water,
foand myself il q condition which can
only describe by saying that felt no
exeTtion could LII me, although con-
stantly arrived so completely exhausted
that could not speak; yet o few hours
sleep upon my saddle on the ground al
ways 50 completely restored me that for
week could daily be upon my horse
before sunrise, could ride til two or
three hours after sunset, and have real
~ tired Ten or twelve horses day.
This will explain the immense distance
which people in South America are said
To ride, which am confident could only
be done on beef and water" The
e}uaehos Of the Argentine Rcpublic live
entirely on roast beef and salt scarcely
ever tasting farinaccous or other we've
Table food, and their sole bcvcrare Is
mate or Paraguay tea taken without
Sugar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-02-02
LIFE IN eRue sTRerr.
IL Wasn't Pleasant When John ro4
"Martyrs" We're part of ~.

ft Wasn't Pleasant When John Fox's
Martyrs" Were Part Of 1t.
Up 70 the seventeenth century Grub
street was On the outskirts Of London.
" was street tenanted by bowers.
hetehers. rlaisers Of bow-strin0s. and
everything else that oppertained t.
archery. Later on John Fox lived I'm
tii'nb street, though be did not write
DIS famous Book Of Marfyrs~ there.
tOEs residence In Grub street occurred
about 1872. John Speed. the failor
archFologi9t, vas 2 resident Of Grub
street where he was famoug as t5e
Tnost responsible parent. haviny a fam
iig OF twelve sons add six daegbter4
Grub street q old and Milton street to-
Day Is nOtcd Tor It's great number az
alleys and courts.
From Crab street issued sneh far,ous
OH literary aidfs as. "Jael, f,s Cfaft
Killer" TON Iiicknthrift." .t'Ihe Wise
Sion ~ Gotham" gra eccrcs 81 off,ers
uow % part 81 every lov'e Ifl,rarv pr,.t,.
ably literary men first began - rer.n.
litc GRUB street in any numbers during
Ds"in',eii tnae IEcn great number
81 ceaitious and hDeloas pamphlets
were circulated. and ~ the aathoTa. Tor
atF bed - Geek obscure living
places they found q Cta1g r4Teat i9
re maze n alleys which voE9cl Tho
Or15 strect section. ht any rato. Says
re collector by Che 5n1aencenent u
tno eighteenth century Grub street had
Ooeom3 quite noforieus as she poor au.
ihor'5 quarter ~ London. nu tae an
tnor bft eery favored feet .sore poor
ilcn Tie lilc ~ "a Grut-8sr-at author
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Castoria.

"castorini8so wen adapted TO children that
recommend It cs superior to eny prcscris,t.o
known 70 me-" IT. a. AacurR, =. D.,
III SO. oxford St., Brooklyn, n. y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-02-02

Tho use OF 'Castoria' IS so universal anG
SIS merits so wen known tlet IL seems c so;;.
of gupcrcrogntion 10 endorc T.. rcw arc tie
Intelligent fami,ies who Go net Keep Castoria
wiskin easy reach"
CA&l-os M1ARTY7s, D. D.,
New York City.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1893-12-21
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Deiar 1t has been made in the psymcnt of
fonr huudred forty eight and 75-lO0 dolls rs
tthree hundred dollars principal, and one hun
cred forty eight and G5-l0 dollars intercs)
past cue, which Is claimei to be due az tho
uate OF thIs notice upon a certain MORTGAGE
containing a power of sac da'ed August 10Th
,sei. made by Albert O.. Palmer and wary A..
Caimer' bl> wife, mortgagors, to Elijah Butter.
pelu MORTGAGE. and which mortgage with the
POWER on sale therein contained was recorded
N the Office of the Register of Deeds of Erule
county. Dakota Territory on September ON
'SS@' NJ O'Clock p. m in book 7 OF mortgages.
phee Zsi' ana afterwards transcribed to the of
nct OF the Register OF Deeds OF Euffalo count .
.'fko'a territory (now State ct south DakotaI
N nook l OF mortgages. page 205; sam mortgage
Wat assigned by said Elijah Eutterfeld 10
"iI.lam Delany, and the assignmet duly re
'ord"u IN The office of the Register OF Deeds of
S"ih pun no couI y, III book 4 OF mortgages,
PAGE ~: no action or proceedings al law o.,
oiNetwlse nave been Instituted for the recovery
oi Fam o"o' or any part thereof. Therefore,
hala MORTGAGE Will he icrcClnsei by 4 sale of
me premises 20 morlgaged and in said mort.
Ssst described, 10. wit: The southwest quarter
OF the northeast quarter and lots two a, d three
OF section TWO township one hundred and
o'gh'' range slNtynlne, containing I5q 90 100
acres In said Bufal O county, South Dakota.
tald sale will be made by the sheriff of said
bunalo county, Oh The Goth day If December
1888. n. Z@Clock p. m, at the front door of the
SoLrt house in Gam Valley, In = id comfy OF
I'hhh!o, 10 satisfy the debt SO secured and in.
ttIest. statutory attorney fee and cos's of ssie.
dated ut Gam Valley, $. d. November 18th
- WILLIAM DELANY,
hloDi'LE, Assignee OF the Mortgage
attorney for Assignee.