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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
Throat Paral,sf,.

(From dac Courier craid, Saginalo, Aich.)
It WIS publicly talked nil oyer. Glare
County, Michigan, for some time before tho
Coarie,-HeraM sent reporter TO Dover to
fully Investigate the Coulter matter HIS
finally won't, and wc publish to-day his full
report. Tho Ooultcrs nro prominent people.
though Mrs. O. In response TO tho question
whether sho oble,ted to being interviewed,
said, Certainly not" Her story follows.
about II years nyo wo decidei - tato
up our abode In Dovor ana everything want
along smoothly for several years. bu3iness
progressed, aud being Of !. saving tomoera-
mont We accumulated quito on amount. Oac
family increased us the years rollel by AMI
we now havo chil'lron living, tho oldesti5,
youngest ., but sickness mudo its way into
our household, und doctors bills floodel
upon us, until wo have nothing loft but gu.
homo anu These sweet chillrcn. Everything
went to satisfy tho cln,ms OF phys.ciais,
,,,i moout ihr1o years ago had miserable
ieol!nS at tho back OF my ears. my right hand
pocamo pnralygcd and tho paralysis eStens-
gu TO my arm ind throat, and would affoct
my head aud Dyes, sometimes for days I
would lose my sight, my face was loformed.
iifoicSS aS II wore, my noso was drawn to ono (
side, and presented pltiublo uppcarauos
ana mover expecting to regain my natural
facial expressions. employed tho best ply
eicians TINT could DO procured, expanding
thousands OF dollars for thoir services. but
could not obtnin roliof. At Inst, thuy stntndn my t
case WAS beyond tho reach OF medical skIl'.
and II would DO but short time until the end
would come. This certainly WIS not very
encouraging to me, but mover gave up
hope. In connection with rocoivlug tho AZ.
tondnnco OF physicians have tried every
medlcino known to tho npothrcary but hove.
received my relief until Dir. Williams Pink
Pulls for Pnlo People came to my assistance
Before hnd tnkon hall OF tho rrst box tho
doiormity In my fuco had left mo. Hnd boforo
Tour boxes hud been consumed tho paralysis
hnd Disappeared entirely, md much to my
surprise folt Ike u now woman. l have
not tGkon any medicine since last spring,
Just about year hgo, nnd my trouble has
not appeared since. [ owe my health my
iifo TO DIR. Williams Pink Pills.
IA short tlmo since my llttlo boy John
was afflicted with 81. viius' dance. lia
could not walk ncroSs tho room without us
slstnncc, In fact hi would fall all over him.
| Williams Pink pills, ~. Vitus dance onfte-
~ loft him, and no traeo OF tho nfllictlon Is
loft. ThcsD Pills uro worth their weight In
gold. You may sny In this connection TINT L
am willing nj nny timO To mako affidavit to
tho truth Of these atatomonts, aud fnrthor-
moro, Will answer any communication coa-
corning my ease Us consider II nothing
morc thnn right anl just that should assls.
SUFFERING humanity"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain NIL tho
clements necessary 10 give new lilo and rich.
ncss to tho blood md restore shattered
ncrvcs. Thcy nrc for snlo by NIL druggists.
or mny bo hnd by mil from DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y, for
bU cents por box. or six boxes for $500
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
A Loaded EayIo Bird.

An eagle, measuring seven fcot from
tip to Tip aud Juggling with him ms no
flew heavy steel trap, was recently
shot byH. Cooley, Division Super
intendent of tho Southern Pacific.
Mr.. Cooley was hunting on Mount
Shasta, near Sisson, when ho saw q
big bird riso slowly from tho ground.
The bird was big enough to- DO an
eegle, but his slow rate of flight did
not agree with Mr.. Cooloy's expert
ence of the nature and characteristics
of tho eagle bird of freedom TINT
looks ut tho sun and says: ella ha |"
or words to that effect. However, ho
shot tho thing aud satisfied himself
that it was m eagle, good deal
hampered in his flight by heavy
steel trap that had been snapped on
tho right leg of tho bird, where it
hung and Tapped and tangled. Fas-
tened to the trap wero some links OF
an iron chain that had been brokon
by tho bird III his efforts to FREQ him.
self. Tho tremendous power of tbs
engle's wings was shown by tho fact
that he was nblo to break this chain
without any of the impetus that might
be gained in long flight.
For weeks tho bird Ind carried tho
trap on his leg, rs was shown by tho
fact that the scar made by the jaws of
the trap had almost healed. How tho
bird was ablo to 1.-Two during that timo
is not clear, for ho was 30 greatly
hampered in his flight as to mako it
difficult to catch his natural prey.
All tho arteries but ono in tho log
had been sevorol by the jaws of tho
trap, but that ono was enough to sup.
ply blood to the claw.
Mr.. Cooley cut off tho blrd's foot
and sent it with tho trnp nttaohcdto
tho ollico of tho Fish and Game Com
mission in tho Flood Building, whore
it may be socn.-San Francisco Exam
iner
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
To Pu, out Potato Ewes.

NJ. Schraibau, of the French Institut
Agronomo, hus discovered II means OF
preventing potato eyes from shooting,
which will he of great vnlac 10 potnt0
rniscrs and consumers the world over.
As Is well known To everybody, one OF
tile chief obstacles To keeping potntOrs
IL their prcdisposltlon to shoot. Life
terminates through their eyes, but tlis
~ death to the tuber MS nm edible. Tho
struggle of II potato 10 shoot toward tho
stray beam of light In IL dnrlIcncd eel
lur hns delighted tho soul OF many Il
poet, but Tho thrifty farmer snys "d0g
gone them pcslsy shoots" except when
they peep through tho eyes OF his seed
potatoes.
Now NJ Schrnlbnu stops MI this non
sense by treating potutoes to n bath I'm
II . per cent. solution of sulphurIc acid.
Start not gentle lover of potatoes
baked, boiled. mnshcd, fried, lyon
mise, stewed In cream, hashod brown,
nu prntIn, etc. Two per cent. Of sui
phurIc ncld Is not half az bad ms II
sounds. There Ii more OF the ncId IN
ordinary settler water than In NJ
SchrlIbau's solution. 1t will do nc
harm, as II does not penetrate the skin
The potatoes are kept In the solution
for twelve hours. Then they nrc tnkci
ont and dried, when their power fol
sproullng is forever gone and they art
only fit TO cnt, which everybody will
admit Is the chief end of potatoes
Chicago Journal.
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POPULAR SCIENCE.


Overhead trolley lines will soon All.
porsedc steam or the Mount Holly IN.
~ branch of tho Pennsylvania Rail.
road.
a scientific mission is to DO dis.
patched next year to Madagascar for
tho purpose of reporting on the physi-
cal geography, geology, fauna and
flora.
A now and cheap hydraulic motor
recently invented consists of water
wheel stationed on two boats i'll cur
rent. Tho separation OF tho boats
gives space, in which tho wheel re-
wolves.
If tho now hypothesis of Professor
Nowcomb proves to BIO correct. our
planetary systom includes ring of
planotoids hetweon Mercury and Venus
similar to that discovered during tho
present century between Mars and
Jupiter. The hypothesis is M i'm
probable one.
Some of the London electrical SUP.
ply firms arc taking steps to onablo
tho public readily to enjoy tho advan-
tages of electrical heating. They arc
not only lending electrical cooking
stoves to customers, but nro prepared
to supply separated metro and charge
half rates for cooking.
1t is calculated TINT if tho sun was
composed of pure carbon and puro
oxygen in tho proportion to form car.
bon dioxidc. tho heat developed by
burning it up would only Inst 1863
years ut its present ratio of radiation.
Tho energy evolved, however, by it's
merely contracting ono ton thou
sandth part of its prosont radius would
keep up it's present radiation for 2lS0
years.
A recent invention il II pneumatic
india rubber bont, shaped like hon So
collar, from tho forward part of which
two boots or leg cnses depend. Tho
bottoms of tho boats arc pi ovidod with
collapsing paddles, which opon on tho
back stroke and close OH tho forward
stroke. A ruddor is attached to tho
stern. Tho boat may be inflated in throo
minutes, whom the space inside tho
collar forms comfortable scat. Pro-
pulson is ontiroly by tho foot. Whcn
not inflated tho bont loses it's charac-
teristic shape and may be packed AWAY
in valisc.
Ono of tho latest uses to which pa
per has been turned is tho mnking Of
telegraph poles. The paper pulp cm-
ployod is saturated with mixture of
borax, tallow and other Substances
The mass is cast in II mould with II
coro in tho contrc, forming IL hollow
rod of any desired lcngth, tho cross
pieces being held by wooden koyB
driven in on either silo of the pole.
Tho paper poles arc said to DO lighter
aud stronger thnn those of wood. and
to DO unaffected by tho many wcnthcr
influences which shorten tho lifc OF
tho wooden pole.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
Choosing Tic Lcsser Evil.

Ono of tho California pioneers tho
other day told story of stump-spcak-
ing in tho Golden State. A turbid
orator, so noted for his verbosity and
hoaviness that he had boon dubbed
Melancholy" McCullom, was assigned
to speak at mining camp in the
mountains. There were about fifty
miners present when he began. But
when, ut the end of couple OF hours
no gayo no signs of finishing. his
listeners dropped away. Some went
back TO work, but the majority sought
wherowith to qucnch their thirst,
which had been immensely aggravated
by tho dryness of the discourse.
Finally there was but ono auditor
loft, dilapidatod, wcary-looking old
fellow. Fixing his gaze on him, Nc
Cullom pulled out q mans size six
shooter and laid it on tho table. Tho
old fellow roso slowly and drawlod
out:
'.Bo you goin' to shoot, of | go?"
'You bet I nm" responded Nc
Cullom, "I'm bound to finish my
speech, oven if have to shoot to keep
an audience"
Tho old fellow sighed in tired
manner, edged off slowly, saying MS no
did 80:
"Well, shoot, eff you wants to. l
may jest as we'll be shot rs talked to
death. Washington Post.
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Good Ronann for 1t

al Will not go, Muric," ho said firmly.
"But john" she cxpostulnted.
ut Is useless to argue" he inter.
ruptcd. Frankly, nm astonishcd
that you should suggest such II thing"
Everyone Ia goingl"
~ can't help that"
at Is all the rage"
$50 much the worse"
surely, John, you are not ono of tho
people who object on tho grounds OF
morality"
al know nothing about her morality"
"rhcn why"
'NInric, do you want mo To put myself
IN II fulsc light before tho public? Do
you want mo To stultify my record as
Il consistent business man? Do Won
want me to kiss the hand that smitcs
me?"
"Of course not. john, but TrIlby--"
"'rhc brazcn. bnrcf footed wrctchw
"Shc Is II fad, anyway"
az disrcputublc, shoclcss fndr
"What mikes you SD bitter, Jnhn?"
"Blttcr! Why shouldn't he bitter?
Do you forget, Marie, TINT nm In tho
boot and shoe buslncsst"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
Production oil Meerschaum.

Mr.. Cumberbntch. British Consul Mt
Angorin, in his lntcst report, says
that rich deposits of meorschnum arc
found twenty miles to tho southeast of
l1ski Shohir, an important station oil
tho Anatolian Railway.
Tho mocrsohaum is extracted i'll tho
same way rs coal. Pits from twenty
Two to 1876 feet deep are dug, and as
soon rs tho vein is struck horizontal
galleries, sometimes of considerable
longth, aro made, but more than two
galleries aro seldom to DO found in ono
pit. Tho stone M extracted is cnlled
cham tash," or rough block, aud il
soft enough to no cnsily cut with n
knife. 1t is white, with n yollowish
tint. and is covered with II rod, clnyoy
soil of about ono inch thick In thih
state tho blocks nro purchased by
dealers Oh the spot, not by weight or
measurement, but according To APP
proximatc quantity, either per lond of
throe sacks or per cnrt load, nccording
to tho qunlity. These blocks arc dried
md subjected to certain preparations
before being conveyed to Eski Shehir.
Some of them arc ~ small rs walnut,
whilc others attain tho size OF II cubic
foot. Those which combine regular
ity of surface and sizo nro the best.
Tho manipulation required before
thcy arc ready for transportation IL
long and costly. Tho clay soil is ro-
moved, and tho meerschaum dried. In
summer exposure for five or ak days
to tho SUMS rays sufllces, but in win
ter room heated to tho required
temperature is necessary, and the dry
ing process takes eight or ton days;
When dried tho blocks nro well
cleaned and polished, then they nro
sorted into about twelve classes, each
class being packed with great caro-
in separate cases, and each block be-
ing wrapped in cotton wool. Tho bulk
of tho meerschaum is sent to Vienna,
where it is worked and dispersed nll
over the world.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
WHOM It Rains II pours.

The Hadramut Valley, in. South Ara
bia, though well known In ancient
times, Is hardly ever visited nowadays,
as the natives are lawless set and
very unfrlendly towards strangers.
They have curious method Of culti-
waiting the land. The upper surface of
much OF tho soil is sand, which Is
scraped off by long wooden boxes fast
ened to camels. OF the sand thus col.
lected dykes are made around the dis
trlct that Is to be cultivated. Next the
soil is lightly ploughed, and then the
farmer awaits for rain. Sometimes
rain falls only once In three years, but
when 1t comes 1t pours in torrents, and
the,water is held up by the dykes. Tho
crop then is so abundant that even if
the rain fell only every third year.
enough grain is grown to last the peo-
pie during the interval Of drought.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16

v. among tho mon who early folt tho benefits
OF cycling. and did not hesitate TO expend
money, Is Colonel Bop. S. Lowell, OF Boston.
Ironsurer OF the John =. Lowell Arms Com
pnIlEs OF that city. Their firm namo has
boon II familiar ono for over fifty years. hay-
ing boon established in 1910. doing n sport
Ing goods and gun business. Being in
kindred trade, 1t was but natural that they
should engage in the making and selling OF
bicycles. Their success has been unboundcd
rs they havo made namo for tho Lowell
Diamond Cycles that is familiar house
mold ono in every hamlet in tho land. II is
not possible to have done thnt without cost,
nnd considerable one, too, us readers OF
current literature will admit, for have not
all OF us encountered tho symbolic words
Lowell DiamondsY" To estimate tho gross
amount that Inns hcen expended for advortis-
ing would he n difficult ttlsk but 1t Is said TINT
considerably over S10nO0O was spent by
them during 1894. All tho big Eastern duiIics
had entire pages, which cost lots of money.
ana thn magazines filled many pages exploit
Ing Lowell Diamond Cycles
Can IL be wondered at, then, that cycling
nus become popular, when men like Colonel
Lowell spend such sums to nuke ii so?
Colonel Lowell is Treasurer OF the John r.
LovoIt Arms Company, and is man of rire
business nttninments acquired by long OK
perloncc and an aptitude possessed by few.
In private life lie has won tho respect and es.
teen of evory ono no Inns been brought i'm
"Nn.t Nn'io MS pupiic recUru IS
equally good, on five different occasions rep-
resenting his town in the Legislature. serving
In both branches. He served on the staff OF
Governor Long for three consecutive years.
and tsnow member oil q ovornor Grcenhnlge's
stat. He has been Il delegate to four National
conventions, and there Is not nm olllcc in tho
gift OF his townsmen which would not be Mt
Ills disposal were 1t not for his great business
responsibilities. There is no man in tho
bicycle business moro respected than Colonel
Benz. y. Lowell, and no better bicycle is made
In tho world than tho Lowell Diamond
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
Yawning Healthy.

Yawning, when reasonably and meth
odically practicod, is said by Herr
Nogeli to DO an excellont thing for
those who wish TO strengthen their
constitution. He has made study of
1t, and positively asserts that series
of heavy yawns is of more benfit than
u bottle OF the best tonic. To practice
deep breathing is generally ncknowl-
edged TO BIO an excellent thing for the,
lungs, forms splendid morning aud
evening exercise, and the most perfect
chamber gymnastics for people gener.
ally, and especially for all those whoat
breathing is embarrassed. This ma,,
make dull book delightful, and tho
visitor specially desired be ono who
stays late and tolls the same old story
every night. --New Orleans Picayune,
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THE MEr We NEED.

Tho Would needs noble mon and great
TO shape with labor OF the hand
And head tho destiny OF State
To littto higher planes tho land
And save the Nation from tho fate
OF Kingdoms buried in the sand,
And bear aloft with Joy elate
SThsir flag where peace and honor stand.
Tho Age needs heroes brave and just
To fight the battles of the times
True heroes who shall put their trust
In God and grapple with the crime,
Which, like the serpent in tho dust,
Leaves on its trail poison slime;
Bold leaders who shall conquer lust
And stand on mountain heights sublime
Tho Times need thinkers, whose great
thought
Shall blossom into speech and song,
So that tho people may be taught
To lovo tho right and hnto tho wrong;
For There are battles to DO fought
With cunning foes. who would prolong
Tho tyranny that always sought
The sway of sceptrcs. mean and strong.
Tho School needs sages who can strike
Hnrd blows that echo round tho world;
Whose golden hammers drive tho spike
where freedoms banners arc unfurlod, :.
And every land the truth alikel
As bright crown shall wear impearlod,
And gun and battle-axe and pike
Into oblivion shall BIO hurled.
The Church needs kingly men to light
Tho race upon tho road TINT leads
To attitudes of loftiest height;
bright mon of thought, brave mon o
deeds,
Who'll stnnd up in the gallant fight
To wound, and heal the wounds TINT bleed
Whose souls outshino the stars of night;
Whose hearts aro holier than crecds.
George w. Dungay, in National Advocate
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should we'd at once; and meanwhile,
may try 70 wiz, l,a.. lo..., ., ~

should we'd at once; and meanwhile. I
may try to win her love-"
what says the madchen?"
Tho girl was touched by tho goner.
GUS thoughtfulness tho youth had
ehown, and by the kindness of tho aged
man. Sho cast one swift, wistful glauco
through the open window at tho
anchored brig, where tho Captains
stalwart figure paced the quarter; and
blushcd and bowed her head and tried
to speak. Then with returning cour-
ago and resolve she npproachod aud
knelt beside tho old mans chair.
"Father," she said, her sweet voice
tremulous, 81 have had thoughts, un-
worthy ofmy faith, rebollious thoughts
and fears, aud wicked moods. Ifeither
is unworthy, it is j. Give mo somo
few days more before wo woodland lot
tho brig SAIL I will stay with you"
New York Truth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
Ills Job blow Through His WHISPERS,

A story is told of n Philadelphia
hotel porter. Employed as a porter
about the hotel was an elderly man
named Mike, who had been an nttaclle
OF tho hotel for eight years. His
most prominent feature, and ono of
which he was very proud, was beard
of luxuriant growth. Ono dny last
week the proprietor of tho place was
pacing the lobby when Mike happened
to pass. Tho proprietor was in very
disagreeable frnmo OF mind, and he
stopped and looked ut Mike with an
evil light in his eye. "Come here,
you" he yelled MT tho porter. GLOW
long have you been here?" "Nigh OIL
to eight years, sor." ''Wcll you've
been here long enough. You needn't
como back tomorrow. Pm tired of
seeing you about" Tho poor porter
was thunderstruck. He went to his
friend, the day clerk, and told him nil
about it. "What'll Oh do?" said he.
solve wolfe and family fur T. sup
port, and OF can't get another job. 7"
Tho clerk thought for minute and
then said suddenly: 81 have it. You
60 home and shave off your beard, and
then go to tho boss and tell him yof
heard he needed porter" Mike 10 :
lowed tho advice next day and re.
cured the situation, becoming his owY
successor. Tho proprietor has never
suspected the trick. Now Orleans
Picayune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
Survived Her Fifteen on,,dre,.

A very interesting woman IL Mime.
Rostowslsa, Of Lille, France. Not only
Is she / II years old and Il MAJORS wild.
ow, but she was the cantlnIcrc OF n
Polish regiment In the russian cam.
palgn, wns under fire twelve times and
received three wounds. She was dee.
grated with the silver cross Besides
this she has survived her fifteen chill.
drcn, the last of whom she buried Ut
the age of 80.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
lightning Aids n Butcher.

Butcher George Grathwohl, of Cnt-
choque, N. Y. had fine fat pig in
front of his place for slaughter. Sud
denly o furious thunderstorm came up
and when it was at its height, bolt
descended and killed the pig. The
Lightning also skinned the porlier and
oil the butcher had to do was to cut
the animal up for sale. Chicago
Times Herald.
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Tobacco Shrinking Breath.

Not pleasant to always carry around, but
1t don't compare with tho nervc-dcat rowing
powsS thnt tobncco keeps at work night ana
day is make YOU weak and impotent Dull
eyes, loss of interest In sweet words md
looks toll tho story. Brace up-quit. No
Io,Bac Is sure quick cure. Guaranteed
by Druggists ovorywhcro Book, titled iDon't
Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Lifn Away"
free. AID: Sterling Remedy Co., New York
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
The Ladies',

Tho pleasant effect and perfect safety with
which ladies mny use the California liquid lax
alive, Syrup of Figs under oil conditions
makes 1t their favorte remedy. To get tho
truo and genuine article. look for tho name of
tho California Fig Syrup Co., printed near tho
bottom of the package.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
Tclegraphing without a Wire.

TcIegraphing Without a Wire.
The Electrical Age notes the fnct that
when the cable between Scotland and
the Isle of Null broke recently communi.
cation was kept up without wire by
induction. The distance is two miles,
and the telegraph line along the island
coast was paralleled on the mainland.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
Ivory Cause nut the nirh. Ono.

/, Your headache: You lny IL to every cause
put the true one-indiyostion. So few peopio
they hnveit. Tho cure is Rfpans Tnbuies. A
single one gives relief. Ask your druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16
THANK THE LOvELLSl

To Them Moro Than TO Others Is Due tho
Fair Play Accorded to whcelmon.
From tho beginning Of cycling in this
country tho mnkors have beon its strongest
bulwarks, and to them Is duo the credit for tho
proud position riders of tho bicycle hold To
INC monsters Of tho trade, therefore, we owo
much, as it was their pluck and their money
that have mado for us our position.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16

tarrh Cure cured my wifu of cntnrrh fifteen
years ago and she has had no return Of 1t. It's
4. a surc cure" Sold by Druggists, TIC.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16

DR.. Kilmer's SwAMP-Roor cures
NIL Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and consultation free.
Laboratory Binghampton, NY.
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THE MORAVIAN BRIDE.
DY RALPH GRAHAM TADEn.

WIS tu8 urSG OF
A u G us t, t Ii n t
brightest, funniest
month of all tho
year, when tho
b | eak northern
coast of Labrador
tnkes on n heeting
garb of emerald
green; when the
boisterous winds
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-16

Allan Ramsny's favorite dish was oatmeal
porridge and his drink was water.