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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29
r cones BIO by-gones, III DO happj

cones BIO by-sones. I'll DO q happJ
man.
SCI owe you no grudge," said Betty.
"And by-gones are by-gones, John
Leaf"
'sBut you'll let things be as they
were, Betty?" said John. "You'll be
my sweetheart again?"
She laughed.
Don't you know?" she said. 'twhy.
look there"
He looked. Through the gate came
a foreign-looking man. with silver
ring upon his finger, who led by the
hand toddling child.
"Why, it's Monseer. said John.
"You see," said Betty, 1 went to
MIN to ask him how he came by his
ring, and he proved it was mono OF
mine. 1t has name and dato ON it
that mino never yfnd. And he was
kind to me, and YOU had been cruel.
And so wo have been married three
years, oh, Louis? And this is our
boy"
81 had better go home, I think"
said John Leaf. "Oneis always pun.
ished for being fool. But this is
your ring. Will you have it, Betty ?"
"Pray keep it for your sweetheart, "
said Betty. You'll find ono soon, no
doubt"
But John Leaf never found one
again, and tho ring found in tho mag.
pio's nest was buried with him whom
he died. Now York News.
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uNcoNrRoLLEp.


The mighty forces Of mysterious space
Are ono by one subdued by lordly man. -
Tho awful lightnings, that for cons ran
Their devastating and untsammeled race,
NOW bear his messages from place to place
Like carrier doves. Tho winds lead on his
van.
Inc iawless elements no longer can
hesist his strength, but yield with sullen
grace.
Ills bold feet scaling heights before untrod-
Light, darkness, air and water, heat and
He bids go forth and bring him power and
pelt.
ana yet, though ruler, king and demigod,
do walks, with his fierce passions uncon-
trolled,
Tho conquerer ofail things savo himself.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in the Century.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29
Army Society Ia just Awru,


a certain former Washing tonIan
an officer In the army, returned from
i've years in the West month or
moro ago, bringing his lovely wife
The lady Is also from Washington
They both knew nearly everybody
that was anybody, especially in army
and navy circles, five or six yeors
ago. The army officers wife WINS
called on by all her former acouain.
tances, of course. Not long ago she
met young woman who used to be
great friend, and who is the six
months bride OF another army family
wv here arc you living now, AliceSn
the lady from the West asked.
"Why, at home, of course"
Good; and where is your husband
living?" ''"'u
what do you mean? Wo are l,v.
Ing together, to be sure. Where
should we bc?"
And the lady from tho West an.
swered
81 am 80 glad. have seen q
dozen families, and you and your
husband arc the only enes living
amicably together Washington armv
society seem to me just awful. The
Capital.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29
a Folly or rashion.

The quantity OF rouge worn during
the recent Ascot week was tho sub
iect OF much comment Tho fashion
OF painted checks and lips has been
revived with much intonsity this
season, aud the colorlng seems to be ap-
piled without discretion, so palpable
Is the artitice, 1t has been suggested
that tho very numerous and brilliant
tints combined in dresses and on hats
have induced this method of playing
up TO them, In order to prevent the
race from being completely oxtin-
Rnished by tho bright colors. The
eHoct, however, is far from pleasing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29
Chemical Action of the Sea.

A little consideration will show that
NIL the known chemical elemcnts-nnd
even the unknown ones, too-must be
contained i'll solution in the waters of
the ocean. Rivers flowing over the
land are continually taking up mineral
matter i'll solution, and these sub.
stances are all added to the mass OF
materials dissolved in tho occnnic
waters. The Thames every dry carries
to the North Sea some 1000. tons OF
dissolved material, and if NIL the rivers
of the globe work Mt something like
the same rate, 10000, 900 tons of min.
eral matter must day by day be added
to the store of materials held in solu.
ton by the ocean.
Now, all the chemical elements nre
capable of entering into compounds
which arc to u greater or less extent
soluble i'll water, and hence wo cannot
doubt that in the enormous mass OF
materials dissolved in the vnst body of
SEQ water on our globe all the element.
airy bodies must be represented.
1t is true that the chemist, by his
most refined methods Of analysis, is
unable to detect the proportion, even
if he is able to determine the presence,
of the rarer elementary substances
which occur only rs "minute traces"
in sea wnter. When largo quantity
of sea water is evaporated, we get a
mass of chlorides and sulphntes that
can be separated by analysis; but even
the very delicate tests of spectral nm.
alysis fail to make manifest many of the
rarer metals and other elementary
bodies that must certainly be present
in the mass In well-known case, the
copper shehthing of n vessel has been
proved to have taken up. silver from
the sen water by electro chemical nc.
ton, though it is probable that all ON
ordinary analytical processes would
have failed to reveal the existence OF
the metal in the water itself. Fort.
nightly Review.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29
Might BE Used by Brldegrooms.

A French physician, DR.. Quintard,
has invented the "tronometre, de.
vice for gnuging the trembling of ner.
vous people. This instrument consists
of metal plate pierced with twenty
holes of different sizes in graduated
scale and needle which the patient
endeavors to put into the holes. When
he has succeeded in placing the needle
in hole he completes an electric cir
cult and rings bell. The immoder.
ate use of coffee or stimulants, MS we'll
as lead or mercurial poisoning, pro.
duces tremblinss which can be tested
by this simple appliance. Chicago
Herald
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The Flavor of Honey.

G. N. Wilson, California writer,
claims that the flavor of honey made
by bees in 700 to 1000 feet above the
sea level is better than that made near
the seashore. 1t is possible that this
difference is due to less rain fall on the
higher ground, us Mt the medium alti-
tude there is likely to be less rain than
along the seashore or near the tops of
high mountains. A wet, sunless season
affects the quality of fruits, and it
may well do the same to the amount
and quality of the sweets which tho
flowers contain. >ston Cuitivator.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29

That is seldom reached. bat when Sailors
Extra Grass Mixtures nrr sown this is possible.
Over nifty Finds of grass and clover sorts.
largest growers Of farm sccl, In the world
Al-ikc Glover s the hardest; Crimson Glover
Is The quickest growing; Alfalfa Glover Is tho
hest fcrtil'".n: clover, wio Salzcr's Extra
Grass Mixtures make the bsst mcn lows In III.
world. A
IL You Wilt CUT Tuis CUT ANN srSD tr
with lie po'layc to thc jain \. Snlzcr seed
Co., in Crosse. Wiz you VIII receive ccvcn
PIC in%cs grass and clover SORTS and his NAM
ms h fiir;'; seed catalogue; full Of good things
for ,hr farmer, III, gardener and lhs c.tiaan.
TnE TnRoAT. "Browns bronchial Troches "
get directly on the organs OF the vnicc. Thoy
have an extraordinary effect In all disorders OF
The throat.
he United Sta es leads all the world in
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29
Perfectly SinnIc.

Really original descriptions Of com.
mon things arc almost always inter
csting.
Little Alfrcd's mother had sent
him to the dancing school. lie came
home in high spirits.
"Wcll, Alfred" said his father,
how aid you like dancing? Did you
find it dinicult?"
Oh no." answered the little fell
low, tits easy enough. All you have
to do Is to keep turning round and
wiping your feet"
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Cause md Ehant

People who af"crtlso do not often
give themscl,, away" In their nd.
vertlsements. 1t must have been n
very supplemented man Indeed who
put up over his shop u notice to the
effect that he was "Houso-dccorator
Plumber, and Undertaken"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29
ATaIentod Premier.

Prince Windischgraetz, the Prime
Minister of Austria, has some 70.
markable accomplishments. The
Parls correspondent of the London
truth, says he can whistle without
q break the whole of any act of the
familiar operas and all the acts dur,
ing an evening. He has unusual tai,
emit as mimic and can initiate sarah
Bernhardt Mounet Sully, and the
Co0uelins. A0
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Best of All

10 cleanse the system in gentle and truly
De"ene'a' mannerwhcn the Sprngtmc comes,
use the trueand perfect remedy Syrup of Figs.
ono bottle will answer for all the inmily aud
COSTS only 80 cents: the large size ST. Try it
ana ne pleased. Manufactured by tho Califor-
nia Fig Syrup Co. only.
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II pays. to read the papers, especially your
own family paper, for often in this way good
ebusness opportunities are brought TO your at.
tention. For instance, b. L. johnson & Co, OF
RicnWond, a., are now advertising, offering
paying pusie.OnS to partio4 TI,o engage with
them, dcvoting all or any part of their time 10
their business interests. II might pay You 10
write TO them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29

DIR. Kilmer's wAMp-Roor cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation free.
Laboratory Binghumton, N. Y.
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nIan,,. rnll,

Since the original fall of man we have Ind
ONE signal examples OF grea, fslls-not 10
neIudo Niagara or the immense fall in values
which tho times have brought about--in tho
'ature OF accidents which way,ay mon at all
lines, Ono such is that OF Mr.. George w.
lord, Olnnia. Pa, who says no fell down
'tairs and surerod four weeks with sprainod
mck. Tho use of st jacobs oil completely
cured him. Mr.. G. Roeder, 600 s. nth St,
Omaha, Mob, relates that hs jumped from
ais engine inscollision and sustained very
'ad Sprain 10 his ankle no had to use cane
or weeks, but was finally cured by St.
Jacobs Oil. Neyc: fall out with SO good a
hing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29

Great Britain last year imported e22, 600.
o. worth of meat
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29

ONE reason why some mon are so
lean Is because they have thrown n
their fat Into the fire.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29
II Pays.

The estimated death rate of the world is
81 per 600 per annum.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29

1T is singular fact that tho
blunt" man is apt to make the most
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29

II is the fashion now to have the teeth
filled with diamonds
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29

HAPPY is said to bo the family which
,an eat onions together, They arc for
Tho time being separate from the
world and have harmony of sspira-
ton. &C. ID. Pnl9,er
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aiornings-Beccham's Pills with drink Of
water. beecham's-no others. 25 cents bog.
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In England about 100 foreigners arc nat
,rulised every year.
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GENT. Charges Free. GlbS Iiluo viirlol $50; ~ IN
hcl onln fLh coll hell, dry battery sic; 40 In Iron
hox hcli DOE. Tho Dnekoyc Elrctilcnl co. Warren, u
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Cough nights2 On going to had tako n losc
II llatoh's Universal Cough Syrup.
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| fnfllloted with sore oycs uso DIR. Ispeo Thonu-
IONS Eye-wator. Druggists coll ut no por bottlo,
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THE RING.

ANY years ago there
stood i'll Berk-
shire, England, far
out upon n quiet
country road, u lit
tic inn, which the
wooden sign swing
ing Mt the door de-
clared to be known
rs "The NIagpio's
Nest. Z"
1t had been thus
named because of
the number of mag
pies in the neigh
b or hoo d. An d
straight before the
door stood an oak
treo n century old,
among whose up
Dcrmost branches
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29
ocnfncss Cnnnot he Curved

The United Sta es leads all the world i
grain production.
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GOOD LUCK Stp sspDt o% sd A aFaS bet
lfqomf BeaMyM monthly on Necdlework, Stamp
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NATE p. SIMPSON,
kSH " " Washington, ID. @. No q ty'5 Re.
until PatenI ohtnIn ed Write for Inventor'a Gu.d,
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Do VIZ LEARN BOOKKEEPING
ID " lO NJ Home. IS. EXPERT Book.
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~UE1p LAND. = Tho last GOOD. SAFE.
[ IEAp land for. homcs and Investments Is Ia
~ Hnth Dakota; Prices arc advancing. Dor 'tsie--
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-09-20
The Weasel an Egg Stcalcr.

Game eggs AMI small birds alike
are the objects of the foes, furrod and
ieathcrcl, vino come behind man.
rho fcathercd ones nnturaliy have tho
widest scope; for eggs, whether re-
posing on the ground or in we'll
built nest in II lofty tree, come quickly
within the range OF sight and swoop.
The furred ones have 10 content then
selves with the ground "-~-
.,refore, they have the best of tho
deal, though not So much variety
And among them we rank lilo
princeps the stsalthy, sinuous, ubiquit.
ous weasel. Stoat and polecat like
eggs, but they are rarcr and moro
sparscly distributed than the smaller,
but much more effective weasel. This
willy creature is an egg-sucker Of im.
mcnsc enthusiasm aud perseverance.
Winding it, way through the purple
heather, or the scrub and brackcu,
toward the nursery ot the red or black
grouse, creeping amid grass or clover,
or scarcely ruStllug along the leaf.
Cufptttu ultcu lhNdlb tue Nlulpl' hcSl
of the gallant hcu partrligc,a "A yerltable
amazon in defence of her family.
poking its sleek head ont ut disused
drain III the farm yard, rcconnoiter-
ing the hen houses, gliding through
the long grass at the edges of the
rifles and amid the hazel, and hollies
OF the copse, after the pheasant's
costly eggs, the weasel is equally inde'
iatigabla.
It will banquet on every egg it can
find till gorIcd lli,eatrout on the may
fly, and Kill young birds till it desists
only from sheer wearlness Like its
scmi.tnmc relative, the ferret, 1t IS in
bloodthirstinc,s aui Its concomltsuts
u four.iootcl ScptcmbrIseur.-New
York journal.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-09-20
WORDS OF WISDOM.
Delay no good thing.

Delay no good thing.
When you love, love like house on
ire.
a lost opportunity finds its way
pack.
II you do not amount to much, be
'ritic.
You began your eternal life at your
birth.
Crooked steps are the most apt to 10
aoticcd.
Creditors havobcttcr memories than
debtors.
Many orators are mere manufacture
,rs oi phrases.
For one poor person there are hun.
ircd INDECENT.
The second vice is lying, the first is
cunning into debt,
1t takcs will-powor to look oneself
'quarely in the soul
Our actions are our own: their con-
sequences belong to heaven
Irregular honesty is harder TO
handle than regular dishonesty.
He that has never known i'll fortune
has never known himself or his virtue.
\ hundred men may mako an en-
sampment, but 1t takes IA woman TO
make home.
Interesting anecdotes afford exam
plies which may he of use IN respect to
our own conduct.
The grcntcst blessing that the cen
tury has brought to workingwomen il
the sewing machine.
We do not learn to know men II
T hey come to Us; we must go to them
20 find out what they are.
To have friend you must he
friend Love bcgets love. Children
should bc taught THIS 10y Instinct and
experience.
Don't forget tho birth lays let them
oc landmarks of the passing years,
lalowcd and gracious days long to DO
remembered.
Age has its compcnsntionS as well ~
south in youth We live In whirl OF
)assionatr strivings after material
hings, in age, those lesser things are
set aside and the intellect and heart
nave full play
From the sunit heights of life the
icep wales and hollows of its necessl-
les look darkest, bst II the faithful,
whose path lie, there, thero is still
light enough to show the way, and to
10 other eyes do the everlasting hills
aud blue heavens seem SO brilliant.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-09-20

''Tf va cannot stop men in tho hcginnin-,
says DIR. Beechcr, 1--WE cannot separate hc-
tween that and the end. He who lets ardent
spirits alone before II IL me ldlel with, IL
safc. and he only. II should be In every
family contrthand article, or u II Is AL
mitted. II should be allowcl for medical
purposes only. II should bo labelled ns VIZ
label lnudnnum md touch not taste not.
handle not. should meet the eye on every
vessel which contains II.
"Chlldrcn should no taught oarlv tho
nature, symptoms AMI danger Of this sim
that thcy may not unwittingly fall under its
power
"ro save my own children frori this sin
has been no small part of my solctuio as n
parent. and can truly say. that should any
OF my children perish in this way, they will
not do 1t ignorantly, nor unwarnel.
II do not remember that ever gavo per-
mission to child to 60 out on holiday or
gave pittan"e NJ money 10 he expended
FOR his qualification, unattended by tho
earnest Injunction. not to drink ardent
spirits, or any inobriatiug liquor AMI I
cannot hut believe, that II proper cxcrtions
are made in tho family 10 apprisc children
OF the nature AMI danger OF this sin, and to
put them on their guard against it
opinions AMI feelings and habits might
bs 80 formed. that tho whole youthful
generation might riss UP az rampant,
against which tho fiery waves ot intcmper-
nnce would dash in vain, saying, Hitherto
shalt thou come, but no farther, AMI hero
shnlly thy proud waves la stayed.
"Some have recommended. an lmnny h1vo
attempted. gradual discontinuancr. But
no mans prudence uul fortituie are equal
TO thu task OF reformation In this way. n
the patient were In close confinement whore
he could not help himself, hc might be- dealt
with In this manner, but II would bc cruelty
protracting course OF suffering through
months, which might be endoi tina few days.
But no muu, at liberty, will reform 10y
gradual cntrcnchment
Substitutes have also bNcn recommended
rs ths means ot rciormltion. such as opium,
which IL only another mode OF producing
inebrintion. IA often u temptation To intrm-
perance. aud not unfr'quently uuitos its own
forces with those Of ardent spirits TO impair
health aui destroy life.
at Is pretrrnltural stimulnt raising
excitement above tho tonn pt health, and
preitsposins the system for Incorporate
drinking
strong hccr has boon recommended ~ n
substitute for ardent spirits, an a means Of
leading back tho captive to health Hul
liberty. But though II may no. Great" In
temperate habits as soon, 1t has N power To
allay them. IL will lnish even wdHt ardent
spirits havH begun and with this difference
only, that IL docs not rdsp tho vital organs
with quite SO kcrp n ic-lnl enables tho
victim 70 como lOwo to his grave, 10y u
course somewhat iG5- dilatory, ani with
more OF the good nl.drel stupidity OF tho
idiot, AMI less ot tuD domSnlac frenzy vi tho
mailman"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-09-20
The Color, of Animals.

The colors winch adorn animals nre
distributed in u very strange ani APP
parcntly caprIclou, way. These colors
are believed 10 depend in great part
on the minute sculpturlnS, retIcula'
ton anl scoring OF the surface and not
from definite colorlng matter Ike
those present in plants. The metallic
colors of the hummlug bird and pea
cock arc attributed, in the main, to
what scientific observers call the sop
teal structure Of the web of the
feathers" These they describe AZ
"interference colors, relieved against
a dark background, which owes its
blackncss to black OF brown pig
ment.
Instances, however, do occur in
which an actual pigment or colorlng
matter exists in colored feathers, and
may be extracted from them. Among
the Touracos or plantain eaters OF Al
rica there are reported as many as
eleven species which owe their splen-
did crimson colorations To "A definite
nigmont, a3 discovered by Professor
A III. Church, OF the Royal Academy
of Arts, London, and author oi
"Colour, " II manual for students.
This pigment: which is remarkable in
mauy WAYS, is found to contain rs an
essential ingredient no less than eight
per cent. of metallic copper. Several
other coloring matters, soluble IN al
cohol and soda solution, have been
extracted from the plumage of other
birds. 1t is said that as rule these
pigments are much moro permanent
than those of flowers, New York Ad.
yertiser.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-09-20
nEER fNsrEAn OF nnEAn.

In survey OF the imperial statistics OF
nl,oholtc drinks In Germany. DR.. William
Bode slys that the production OF tho raw
material manu- fnctured into vino, boer os
spirits, occupies about one-ilhcenth of the
cultivated land OF tho Empire. On this area
ot farming land enough rye might be grown
TO supply 3,300.0o0, 900 OF pounds OF bread,
which would make sixty-slx pounds Of
hrend more year to every ono Of the 80.
100000 OF people inhnbiting Germany. or
$50 pounds to an average family OF Ave per-
sons, which & the entire iood needed hy tho
family for nearly n'ty days, or about one.
eighth more OF food than they clt, enjoy nj
present. 0nc-fourtoenth OF all the pro luc.
tive forcos OF Germany Il engaged ia this
industry. Tho amount OF money spent on
drink has been estimated Mt about sl2O 900. -
COO year, or s2 10 10 each inhaultaut, OF
sl2 10 each average family OF tive.