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wealth of Nations.

The wealthiest nation on the globe is
the United States. which has m assessed
value of $47, 475, 900, ooo, next coming Great
Britain with s43,3oo,ooo,oo. France
ranks third with $4o,3oo, 100000; then
Germany with s3l ,6oo, 900 900. Russia
comes next with sal, 7l5,ooo, 900; Austria
follows sls,o65,ooo,o9 and Italy succeeds
with sll. 49,, ooo,o 900. Spain is worth 81
965, ooo. 900; the Netherlands, s4,935,oo,-
900; Belgium, s4,o3o,ooo, 900. The assess
ed valuation Of Sweden il $3,465, goo, 900,
.of Canada, s., $50 900; Of Mexico, 80 ,I5o,-
100000; of Australia, s., 1000, GOO; Of
Portugal, 81 $4,000, 600; of Denmark, III
$50, 900, 900; of The Argentine Confedera-
Esion, 81 ,6Go, 600 900; Of Switzerland, $l,.
ga, 900 ,ooo; Of Norway, 81 ,4Io,ooo, 900, q
Greece, $l,o55,coo 900.
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Cut this ticket out, fill in with the name
of the lady you wish to vote for, sign your
name and send it to the Bro STONE Gar
Posr. These tickets will he filed away,
and preserved till Tuesday. April 18th,
1893, when they will lie carefully counted
by the following committee: H. H. Bull
lit, Cashier Bank Of Big Stone Gap; W.
A. Mcdowell. President Appalachian
Bank; j. X. Taggart, Gen'l Sup't Virginia
Coal & Iron Co.; who will, oh that
date award tho instrument to the lady re-
ceiving the largest number Of votes. A
list will DO published each week, giving q
correct showing of the vote rs it stands.
Copies Of the Posr containing these
tickets will be sold at Eve cents per copy.
Parties wishing to buy tickets in quantity
can secure them of the Posr at the follow
rate:
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sERGENT LETTER.
srpeEsr, Letchcr Co., Ky Jan. q, 90.

SEecEsr, Letchcr CO., Ny Jan. q, %.
Editor Poss.-Perhans few items from
this place would find space in your inter-
csting columns.
JOHN Dixon, of Norton, Va, was here
the past week with friends.
Mr.. w. S. Wright, an influential citizen
of Crattvifle, is very low with fever and
is pase I'll! hopes of recovery. M
isam Adams. of Carr's Fork, Knott
county, was here yesterday visiting rela-
stivas.
james e. Sarver and family,of Whites
burg, passed through here last week, en-
route for Osceala, FlDrida. their future
home. jim, Wass one of Whitesburg,s best
citizens, and we regret TO loose him; lnt
ne Wish, for hin, happy aud prosperous
life slown lin the Land Of Flowers.
A postal card dated 1T Maggard, this
county, November 2 lss2, reached this
place few days ago. Il should have
reached hcrein two or three days.
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lcxotics, if once introduced, might succeed
tcqually as weli-perllaps better. The
successful culture pf ginseng is no longer
a doubtful experiment, and Is attracting
Intelligent attention in this mountain
section, withcvery prospect Of its ultimate
triumph over all cultivated vegetation,
Welding aa enormous remuneration TO
agricultural industry never before dream.
ed OF by the "sons Of TOLL, NorE-iEdo
not advise boiling this vegetable with
bacon, or bringing it to market with rusty
nails introduced into each root to increase
its specific gravity.
| INTENDED willis speaking Of fruits to
refer to apples and peaches, but have not
space. II, however, our farmers would
anchor their peach orchards on the sur
rounding mountain tops instead of the
low lands, they would not only chi" every
year, but would heslarge, firm, juicy and
Of superior favor. They require intelli-
| gent cultivation to make them a success;
the best fertilizer to bcemployed is brains.
Transplant them in the same position
they occupied in the nursery; always place
small bit Of cast IRON beneath the tap
root to each tree to impart vitality TO the
tree, and color to the fruit. Mulch with
half rotten straw or litter, remove the
earth an inch below surface; place postal
card or iron card board around the ankle
Of the scion, to protect it from borcrs,
prune back all vigorous side limbs calcu-
lated to over balance and ultimately warp
and disigure the tree. Establish good
fence around your orchard and keep oil
stock strictly on the outside.
Induce the birds to visit your orchards;
you may have to divide cherries with
them. but you would have no cherries were
it not for their "frec labor" and vote for
no man for your state legislature who will
not assist in moulding efficiant laws for
the protection Of the lives, liberty and
property of feathercd songstcrS. do not
dcny that there is bird in the country
deserving shotgun practice; but if
hawk who preys on another feathered
fowl of inferior physical ability, We mature
ally feel like it is proper aud right to FIRE
him. It is the helpless and deserving
which commands aud is entitled to the
respect of men and law. Hawks, vampire
bats, boot owls and blue bottle flies,
affords an ample variety Of game for
sportsmcn who own shot-guns and bird
dogs. A stock farm is needed here. Pare
Thoroughbred stock eat no more than
scrubs, and in the selection would adj
wise the purchase Of Merino, Southdown
and Cotswold sheep. The Highlands Of
Italy were never better adapted to sheep
raising than the mountains of southwest
Virginia, provided we can first secure
tax OH worthless ours, sufficient to liqui-
date the public debt. Shecp-raising is
about nj! profit and brings money into the
country from abroad.
An apiary would do we'll here; we have
plenty Of bee pasturagc, and the mouth
tains abound with poplar, linn, etc. An
exchange ofagricultural experience, print
ed before spring opens, would help. Who
will respond through the Big Stone Gap
Posr first? All invited.
FRANK LINDSEY.
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THE NATIONAL TREASURY.
Secretary fosters Report.

Chairman Springer, of the ways and
means committee, has received from
Secretary Foster of the treasury depart
mcnt tue statement lie has been expect
ing for some time, showing the condition
of the treasury and its estimated condi-
ton at the end of the present and at the
end of the next fiscal year. The state
mept shows that during the first six
months of the present fiscal year the re-
ceipts from all sources were T234 ,4l9,2lo
and the expenditures $230,27l ,006, lcav-
inr an excess Of revenue over the 0rdna-
nv expenditures of $3,S4S,2O9. The cash
in the treasury, including the gold reserve
july. !, 1892, was 1872, 1896, and Dec
81, 1892, $l29, O92,5 SS. The total estimat-
ed revenues for the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1893, are Age, Gil $50, and the to-
tai estimated expenditures SAGA, 800,
leaving All estimated surplus of receipts
over expenditures for the current fiscal
wear of exactly 100000. The estimated
cash balance available June 30, 1893, is
placed at $l20,992,377, which includes
500 600, 900 for the gold reserve fund.
For the next fiscal year, ending June
80, 1894, the secretary estimates that the
revenues from all sources will amount to
$500, l2l 1868 and the estimated expendi-
lures, which, however. do not appear to in
clude miscellaneous and extraordinary ex-
penditures, at $457,26I ,335-or an estimat-
ed surplus of So, 100000. To this She
secretary adds the $20,992,377 cash bal
ancc above the gold reserve estimated to
he available June 80, 1893, making an es-
timated available balance on June 81,
1894, of $53,S52, 4O7 from which must be
deducted $5,O00,000 for redemption of past
due bonds, fractional currency and nation
al hank notes and 81 5000 for the prob
able payment on mail subsidy contracts
leaving tie balance $47, S52, 407. There
are contract liabilities Of about the
amount Of this balance and it is estimat-
ed that $4O,0OO,O0O in contracts will be
payable in 1894, which would bring
the real working balance down to. 1851
4O7. The expenditure on accountofpen-
sions estimated in this statement for the
next fiscal year amount toSl66, SD $50, or
an Increase over the amount which it is
estimated will be spent for pensions this
fiscal year of only $3,496,35o.
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r. i. HoIbrook and Whitley W Graf'

l. IL. H. Htftt my
lare in Norton, Va, OH business.
! james j. Webb. WHO is attending scl'oo
| at Cumberland Valley Institusc, was hers
Saturday and Sunday, visiting bone
| folks.
| Frank Adams left "Wednesday Tor hi
home at Lickburg, Magolfin county.
/ Randall Collins, of Camp Branch, has
sold his farm, t0 Will Lucas and Will soon
locate in Missouri.
John s. Webb went to Lime Fork. We'd
nesday.
George Frazier. representing Trimble
Bros, wholesale grocers, Mt. Sterling
KY, was here last week calling on the
merchants.
Arch Well, is on the sick list.
F. B. Kincer returned from Pound, Va.
Wednesday.
w. B. Webb made flying trip to Man
drake Sunday.
Married, on the 10Th, nit, Mr.. James S.
Peadleton, to Miss Chrissic Abingdon. both
of Colly. Nav they find life's pathway
thickly strcwn with sweet flowers.
At present it seems as if ''old mother
earth will seon shed her white color, and
be wrapped in green foliage.
Judge S. E. Baker returned from Nor
ton, Va, Sunday.
for johnson City. Tenn.
John S. Franklin is teaching n two
months term subscription school at
Colly.
May success attend the Posr. W.
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COel)urn Letter.

CoEnURN, Va. Jan. 81 1898.
Editor Post:-Dr. Herman, of Lebanon
Va, is in town this week visiting his
brother, "Pat," who has been quite sick
for the last few weeks.
j. S. Green spent Sunday in Roanoke
and returned Monday.
Miss Bessie Fields. of Russell county
was in town last week, the guest of Miss
Leila Dickinson.
Charlie Jones, of Abingdon, Va, loaded
several cars Of lumber on the Toms creek
branch road last week for the eastern
markets.
John Perry has returned from farewell
where he had~been attending school. he
could not stay away from Coeburn
I. Morgan is up from Corbin, Ky, look
ing after his business here.
c. O. Lemon has taken Mr.. Lawson s
place in the telegraph office.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-02-02

The total value four exports from 1881
to 1891 was $,50l, 4G3,l02; during the de-
cade from 1871 to 1880, $5,74s,s85,Ssli
from 1861 to 1870, $2,3s9, 1885, sos; from
1851 to 1860, $2,322, s30,lSl; from 1871 to
1856, 81 ,l31, l32, 0Ol from ls3lto 1910 1892
$50, 9O9; from 1921, to 1880, $3.50, l04 ,9ls
from 1871 to 1920, $462, sol .2s9; from 1901
to 1910, 1891 1854; from 1890 to 1900
1926, 4s3, 70I; grand total for lOl years
of s2l 500, 739, S44.
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Specimen, Cases.

8. II. Clifford New Casscl, Wis, mas traa-l
bied With Neuralgia and Rheumatism, bis
Stomach vas disordered, his Liver Was Affect
ca "a 40 aisrming degree, appetite fellawsy,
and he was terribly reduced in aesh and
strength. Three bottles of electric hlsters
cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, I'D, hsd q
running sore ON his LEG Of eight year, stsAd-
ana sayon boxes Of Backlcn' Arnicas Salyes
ana his Icg Is sound and we'll. John Speaker,
tCatawba, OF, had Eve large Fever sorea On
Z bis ,ar, doctors aaid ke was incnyshl0. 0ne
Sottie Electric Biitsrs and one boz Buekasnss
A,nica Salre cured him entirely. Sold hY g..
/ g. Whitehead 4 Coz, drug ssere,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-02-02
The Coke Situation.

The coke trade, which started in the
New Year with gratifying activity that
promised rich returns to the region, has
like the average young man who makes
good resolutions, already come to grief,
says the Connellsvillc Courier in its week
" trade review The intentions Of the
coke trade were good, and still are good.
Like everything else, they are only frozen
up by the cold snap. When Jack Frost
loosens his grasp upon the country
the region will, the railroads will
ing, make up for lost time. There is a
great demand for Connellsyillc coke, and
nothing but the inadequate Transports
ton facilities prevent the shipments from
piling up to to the prosperous figures Of
year ago.
The record of last week shows the pro.
duction kept'up to the normal standard,
but shipments fell off over l,l00 cars,
principally to eastern points, The cold
snap was responsible for this. It came
on so suddenly that the movement during
the last two days of the week was literally
frozen up. Two locomotives we're requir-
ed to handle train where one suificed be-
fore. Many of these engines were disa-
bled. The tracks became blockaded with
loaded cars, and congestcd condition
ensued that for time deied the most
energetic railroad management. The main
line Of the Pennsylvania railroad was
snowbound for a time and all eastern ship
ments stopped. Hence the great falling
of in eastern shipments. Conditions are
righting themselves this week, aud none
too soon. Many of the furnaces are cons
planning loudly Of an alarming scarcity Of
coke.
Adetaiicd report Of the operation and
output Of. the region for the week ending
Saturday, shows 1888 ovens in blast and
4,2G4 idle, with totoal estimated produc-
ton Of 1913, 6l0 tons. Compared With the
production Of the previous week this was
|aniincrease of2,269 tons. NO change
worthy of mention were made in the ac-
tive or idle lists of ovens.
Furnace coke is still quoted at $l.90
per ton, but there is very little being sold
lat that figure any longer. It il freely
lofered at !. rs, though the operators are
shy about making long contracts ahead
latthatfgure. Foundry and crushed coke
continues to sell mp 70 quotations. Wages
continue to he paid on the basis Of $l.sO
coke.
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Kind Words.

It sometimes tickets the unhappy editor.
as we'll as any other animal, to have pleas
ant things said Of him so, without any
swell-head or bigotcd ideas on the part
of YOUR humble servant, Capt. John, with
pleasure space is granted to your reply as
to whether YOU desired the Posr continued
to your address or not. However, stick
to your Bible, and don't allow the Posi- to
attract you from it.-MIKE.
MASEss, Scorr Co., Va, Jan y, '93.
Yes, Mike, / want your paper; can't
we'll do without it, When want to hear
all things, see all things and find all
things, look up the Posr. If a few more
Of our local papers were to change editors,
as the Posi- has, and obtain such change,
what magnificent looking lot of locals
we rural reading mountaineers could have.
If the Posi- continues with Mike at the
mast head, Big Stone Gap may well be
proud of the late change, the best of
which is thc Posr favors our cart-drIvcr,
the Hon r. A. Ayers, for governor of
Virginia. None, east, west, north or
south, is more deserving of that high
office than r. a. Ayers.
Mike, may success crown all your
efforts. You may also send me World
Almanac and Farm Journal, club rates.
am Mt Jonesvlle every court; will see
YOU or your agent and settle bill. Your
friend, j. NJ. late.
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Now d, .rry Thls.

Z 1t will cost yon nothing and will surely do
you good, il yon have Cough, Cold, or any.
trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs aud Colds is guaranteed to give relief,
or money will be paid back. Sufferers from
la Grippe found il just the thing and Under
its use had 4 speedy and perfect recovery.
Try sample bottle at our expense and learn
for Yourself Just how good q thing il is. Trial
bottles fee aaf s.. &. Whitehead u Co.'s drug
store. Large SIR SOC and 81 100. E,
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IA $4,000 GUITAR FOR THE
MOST POPULAR LADY
In the Counties Of Lee, Scott
and Wise, Va, and
Leteher, Ky.
EITHER MARRIED OR SINGLE.
Young Nan, SHOW Year Appreciation Of
Your Sweetheart by Voting for
Her Early and Often.
Husband, SHOW Your Wife That She lsStill
Your Sweetheart, aud That You Think
Mons the Less Of Her Because
She Was Induced 10
Marry You
Vote for Her and SEQ That She Gets Tliis
Fine Instrument.
EITHER AARRIED OR SINGLE.
Vote for Mer and SEQ That She Gets THIS
Fine Instrument.

On exhibition, in the show-window of
s. L. Whitehead & Co.'S drug store, can
he seen the handsome 5000 Guitar that
is row offered, and will lie given to the
most popular lady in Lee, Scott, Wise or
Lctcher county, Ky, by the BIG STONE
CAT Posi-.
The plan is this: In this (No. 81 and
the eleven successive issues of the Posi-
will appear ticket in the following FORM
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-02-02

In purchasing tickets in lots of25 or
more it will only he necessary to fill out
one of them, paste ii on an envelope, en-
close the balance in the envelope, seal
and send to the Posr.
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WHERE IRON IS shifted.

Large quantities of this iron" Dir.
Ayers asserted, $50 to Detroit, and a
shipment has been made to Canada. So
far as know there never has been any
iron made in the South wholly from the
red fossil ores without mixture, yet this
remarkable Iron is made from this ore
alone, and the daily reportsi for three
months ending December 3ist, showed
the ore to have averaged SO per cent. in
the furnace during October, November,
December. These ores exist in inexhaus.
tible quantities, parallel with thescoal for
seyenty-fye miles, and will eneyitabie re-
suit in the location of immense plentssta
work them under conditions so favorable.
mark my prediction concluded Ar.
Ayers, "the next census will record Vir-
ginia far in advance Of any other south
ern State IN the production d iron, coal,
and coke, I"
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.Gll:x,.slExGI

This plant, knownto botanists as puaar
quinquefoliua,, Is found in America and
I'm Che north Of Asia, and Is highly valued
in chinaas panacea. to which country
|it Is now imported In large quantities
from the United States.
There exists several varieties, such aa
blue. yellow, horse. white. etc., but The
variety kaown a. paaax q,aiaQaefo liuns is
aione Indigenous % this central aauptail'
belt of The United States; whilst The
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-02-02

Sem for i copy Of slle Posrs illustrated
catalogue mud premium list Incloae two
2a-cent stamps.
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.what L know OF Farming"

From the Green mountains of Vermont,
to the magnolia of Louisiana, no such di-
versity Of land, scenery or climate, is met
with as is to be found in and near Big
Stone Gap, Va. Crystal water, as coid as
the coral floors of the ocean, escapes from
the bowels Of lofty mountains which rear
their snow capped peaks high in the air.
and quietly glide away in silvery, serpcn-
tine rivers through fertile valleys.
"Where the mistle and the ivy are in
bloom" with forests fest00ned with wild
crapc-yines we are assured that the soil
and exposure is eminently adapted to the
Delaware, Concord, Iowa, Hartford's Pro-
life, Jefferson, and syeral other varieties
of wine aud table grapes. have not re-
ferred to the natural drainage peculiar to
those exposures, which insures certain
crops, and quality vintage. All fruits PEE
culiar to genial climate succeed well in
this section without care OF cultivation,
and if cultivated would prove superior to
all others, and agree to eat mountain
trout and maple syrup fill take.it back
--,tnless am made to do 1t.
Strawberry cultivation would prove
profitable ON an. Of our stiff clay subsoii
limestone lands. They are of easy culti-
walton, wonderfully productive, and i'm.
part pleasant fruity favor to cream and
sugar when combined in large porcelain
bowl, into which liberal, well plated
spoon has been previously introduced.
OF all the varieties ! am partial to the
"Wilson Albany" which combines all the
virtues in one, and is the great market
berry. which does well everywhere. Goose.
berrios are more prolific here than IN any
section Of country, and when shipped IN
sacks bring large raturns. NoiI-Avoid
gooseberry sarts in the presence Uf you,
lover.l ~ Z ~ S.. !.
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are III NUFtull, H., UII ~ -.
james j. Webb, wlto is attending school
ut Cumberland Valley Institusc, was here
Saturday and Sunday, visiting bone
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-06

que, les deux chiffres, 1893 ct 1898,
tout celia ressortait vivement.
Pendant tout lie meeting, DIES fusees
partant de droite ct de gauche DIES
batisses Pontalba, rue Ste-Anne ct
St-Pierre, illuminaieEt les tenebres.
Une foule enorme stationnait de-
want la grande estrada. Une bonnie
partie de la population de la Nou-
velle-O Orleans etait venue s'entasser
dams Get etroit espace.
II y avaient, pafmi les milliers de
curieux, DIES habitants de tous les
districts, depuls Carollton jusqu'aux
Casernes. C'etait, vraiment, une fete
populaire, dams lie meilleur sens du
terme.
L'Hon. Oh. Parlanoe a pronounce
IN fort beau discours tres bien pense,
plein d'apereus ingenleux. Nous ne
passerons pas notre temps a lui
adresser o eloges. lie meilleur que
nous puissions faire de cette chaleu-
reuse %harangue, c'est de la publier in
extenso.
"Nous la publierons plus tard."
Nous %regrettons de n'avoir pu
entendre rHon. White. La foule
nous await eloigne de lui mais les
ACCOMPLISHMENTS nombreux qui
partaient de son encourage ct l'inter-
rompaient a chaque instant, prouvent
quill a etc, CONNIE d'habltude, fort
eloquent.
En- somme, grande ct belle fete.
complement reussie dun bout i
l'autre. Ellie fat grand honneur a
ceux qui FONT organisee, ct lon sen
souviendra longtemps a la Nouvelle
Orleans.
''Nous publierons plus tard L
sermon de Mgr. Ryan, ct lie discoul
du JUICE White 81 nous pouvons les
procurer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-06

&c qui suit est la liste dies eveques
ct dignitaires Catalogues qui Sc
trouvaient en- voitures dams la pro-
cession a l'occasion de la celebration
du Centenaire Gu diocese de Ia Nou-
velle-O Orleans lie % Avril, 1898
LES EvEQUEs.
Mgr Meerschaerc ct les Revs.
Monti ct Baily.
Mgr Verdaguer ct deux Peres Re
demptoristes.
Mgr McGouldr1ck ct deux Peres
Lazarlstes.
Mgr Cotter ct les Revs. Mesnll ct
Lambert.
Mgr Van de Vyver, ct les Revs.
Frioli ct Blenk.
Mgr Henessey, ct les Revs. Con-
ghlin ct Vigroux.
Mgr Heslin ct les Revs. Leduc ct
Vally.
Mgr O'Sullivan, ct les Revs. Ber-
thet ct Lucas.
Mgr Durier ct les Revs. Manorltta
ct Kagerl.
Mgr Macs, ct les Revs. Won der
Sander ct Ceuppens.
Mgr Cosgrove, ct les Rev. O'Lau-
ghlin ct Letilly.
Mgr Galleher, ct deux Peres de Ia
Compagnie de Jesus.
Mgr Neraz, ct les Revs. Bourni
gale ct Simon.
Mgr Marti ct les Revs. Abbelen ct
Th6vis.
Mgr Keane ct les Revs. Smith ct
Abbott.
Mgr Kan, ct les R6vs. Fargo e1
Raymond.
Mgr Becker, ct les Revs. Kelly e
Dubourg.