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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Mexico produces anything that can
he raised In any country. SO varied is
tho climate that In tho Same state can
DO raised any products OF tho tropics
ard OF tho Polar regions. Cotton, wheat,
ryo. silver, silk, cocoanuts, mahogany,
bananas. rice, cocoa, vanilla, logwood,
hides and wine arc tho principal pro.
ducts.
Investigation shows that tho common
sunilower exhalcs twelve ounce, OF
watcr in twelve hours, and IN oak trco,
with au estimated number OF 700, 900
leaves. would In tho snnc way give OIL
something like 700 tons OF water during
tho two months 1t carries 1t, foliage.
In 1872 somebody sont Catherine do
Mcdici n box Of powdered tobacco
leaves. She acquired n taste for the
herb, both chewing aud shutting, 'or
rathor smelling it. and for many wears
the plant was called in Franco herbe do
Ia refine.
In each and every month since the
new tariil lava won't into elect from
1000 up to 0,GSj moro invoices Of for.
eign goods entered at the Now York
custom house than there wore before
that period.
Barrels OF wine, anchors, scythes-in
fact all kinds Of observation-disclosures con
vcycd by the Swiss p~ostolicc depart.
ment.
Gu. Of 1900. 900 inhabitants Of Spain
over 100000 arc ignorant OF tho ar.
OF reading or writing.
A white woodcock is reported to have
been taken Il short time ago near Acle,
England.
Tho field OF Waterloo is covered with
a crop OF crimson peoples every year.
Half Of the worlds product Of q~uinine
is used in tho United States.
Partisan cabmen arc not allowed to
smoke pipes while driving.
There are now upward OF 5000 omp,v
houses in Hull. England.
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Pensions to West virrIniaus

Sp>rid' Dispatch 10 he ih'eIicenccr.
WARRINGTON, b. G., April l0.-The
following pensions have been granted
to West V~irsinians:
Addi;iOnal-WilIiam Buchanan, Ra.
venswood; Isaiah Rhodes, Ryan.
Supplemental - Leander L.ogsdon,
Elizabeth James A. Hoffman, Tunnel.
ton.
Re.issue-Uriah Jones, kuottsyille;
James P. Burdett. Loon; Samuel U.
Demoss. Grafton; Abraham Grim, Mill
Shore; lrven Berinc. Bayard; Franklin
Mining. Moundsville; Elijah Allen,
Philippl; Isaac Smith. Wheeling; Col.
nmbus Johnson, llamlin: Samuel Nc
koon, Mesi Union: john j.. Higgins,
Conway: Robert W. Winesbere; Jes sc
4. Kelley, Brilliant; Percy Wayne,
kanawha Station; Jesse 7. Riggs,
Buchanan; Elben c. koontz, Gold.
town: James II. Smallridge. . Scot,
Depot; Henry +. Barker, Piedmont
Julius Ven,er. Walkersville; John ".
Coburn, Weston; George D. King,
Saint Leo.
Original Widows. e;c.-Lavinia II.
Harsh. Martinsburg; Jane A.. Jordan,
Pliny: Jane c. High tmother), Maiden
Mary |. ~Swearengen, Elm Grove.
Oriclnal-George Yoders, Balls; Geo.
". Linn, Pllatine.
Increase Jonathan Roach, Los,
Greek; Thomas NJ. Ratlih. Hinton
Jackson Garnes, Kcnna: William II.
fauver, Glen Eiks.
Renewal aud increase-Frederick
Fouce, Deerwalk; John W. CrowI. Roa.
uoke.
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Good Work ut tho 'Wreok.

Nothing /, moro abundant or given
away moro freely than criticism. Tho
work on the Main s,reet wreck has been
criticised as too slow and not we'll
directed. Tho truth is that the work
has been under good direction, the men
have worked willingly and show wonder.
fully good results.
They did all that could have been donc
to get into the debris to save any who
might still be alive. As many men went
at it as could work to advantage.
Hundreds more were willing. but more
would have been in the way. Progress
may have seemed slow in an effort to
save life, but it could not have been
faster.
Every man who helped deserves credi,
for putting forth his best e~ndeavors,
aud they are all to be commended for
accomplishing as much rs any equal
number OF men could have accom plish.
cd. No more than this could be ex
pected.
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Sensible Americans will agree with
the London Globe when i. says that
the Monroe doctrine, though founded
on IN excellent principle, requires to be
enforced with prudence and discretion"
Il ia to DO hoped that this country
will never be imprudent in respect
oil the Monroe doctrine, but when the
principle OF that doctrine shall be vio-
lated by any European power, it is also
to be hoped that this country will never
never fail to assert the Monroe doctrine
with all the force al its command.
If our Eri;isl! friends understand tho
situation in this way VIC shall have no
trouble with them.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Col. 6. y. Harvey, who WAS RESPONSE.
BILE for the w~asherwoman silver statue
OF Justice, shown at tho Worlds Fair,
for which Adm Relian posed. is in Wash
ington. It was Colonel Harvey who
insisted that tho conventional idea OF
justice, which, following the traditions
oil the centuries. had represented her a.
blindfolded, WAS altogether il false one,
and that justice should be clear.eyed
aud iar-sighted.
Lord Rayleigh. formerly J. ". Street,
tho d~iscoverer OF areon. the new con.
sti,uent in the air. will Get tho $4,000
prize offered By the Smithsonian from
tho fund given in 1891 to that i~nstitu-
ton BY Thomas q. IIodgkins, OF New
York state. to be devoted ito the in.
crease and diffusion OF more exact
knowledge in regard to the nature and
pronert'es Of atmospheric air, in o II
nection with the welfare OF man."
Thomas Garthwaite, Of E~ccleiechan.
Scotland. who used to make Carly!es
clothes. died recently. They tell me
that Tom was Il great man in London"
he nscd to say. but he never was
tIocht sac mucklc O. here. lie wisnas
i'll tae please. lie jus, wrote ior Il sui,
aud sent it. and he wore it till done.
and then he sent for another. and never
a word ABBOTT fit. lie was n gude enough
man that way"
DR.. Samuel +. Smith. author of
America" is possessed OF IL beautiful
courtesy. Once when present a. n
meeting OF the Roberts college, in Con.
stamiinople. no offered prayer for the
''vcterans" who had served the ~ins,itu.
ton. Then, remembering the women
teachers. he added n petition for "the
seven female instructors, all OF compare.
tive youth"
The father OF the venerable ex.presi.
dent OF Oberlin. James II. FaIrchild.
used to say that his sons had disappoint.
ed him. "a cducatad them for minis.
,ers," he declared, "and three Of them
sort OF rc'ercd out and became college
presidents"
llezckiah Buttcrworth, OF Boston, pro.
prie,or Of the Youths Companion, has
completed his plnns for Il long contem.
plated trim TO South America. Spain and
tn. Holy Land. lie will sail Nav ! aud
will DO absent abou: n year.
". Jules Verne. thoucl, in his seven.
ty.ninth year, works for five or six hours
Il day. He is now engaged upon n story
for 1897. but lie has five manuscripts
ready FOR the printers.
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.

"Why don't You icIIcrs put fender.
oil your cars" asked the iruuisi,ive
citizen. "iou know they would be n
good thing "Wc discussed that ut a
meeting OF tho board Of directors no,
long ago." said the magna,e, "and We
came to the conclusion that il VIC wait.
eI a while perhaps some Imminent man.
uiac,urcr might put thcm on free ior
the privilege OF having his advertise.
ment on embellishments Jommpi.
Tho little boston boy was visiting the
little New York boy, mud n spelling
match was one OF their nmusemon,s.
"liow do you spell muss?" asked tho
Now York boy. "l.m-b.r.o.g.l-i-o," re.
piled the little Boston boy, and tho lit.
tie New York boy tainted. -Ndpcr'S Ea.
.dr.
Mrs. !loiNck-They say that our min.
iater ia ono Of the most eloquent after
dinner speakers in the country" Mr..
lioiack-lf that il true, | wish he'd cat
his dinner just baiore tho morning
service. -Harpsr'S BusIr.
Clerk-Thnl house you 10. to Mr.. and
Mira. suburb has nothing but II c%istcrn,
and that is fifty icet from tho door.
You told them that there was water in
tho house. Agent-So there is. Tho
collars half iull.-TcBiN.
Trivvct-Nliss Flop claims TO have
made n thoumnd rciusais OF marriage.
DicGr--rhat's easily explained. When
Young CalIow asked her to marry him,
she replioi, no, II thousand ,imos, no.
-7ft-Bd
"Tom. who did you say our friend
Lawlcy marriod?' ''Wcll, no married.
EiO.00D. | forget her other namc."-
tit Bit.
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support, ruined in Its fall another one,
which had previously been considered
insecure. Tho coat OF the ialso economy
that produced this disaster Ia not ouly
tho loss Of tho buildings, but half q
dozen lives suddenly wiped out.
Tho public necessity Of strict prccau.
ton against such disasters Ia utrikinvly
shown by tho deaths In this cusc. Tho
people who arc responsible for tho ca.
lamity suffer u ~pocuniary penalty. But
tho people who have no responsibility
at all aro su(IOrors In llfo mud limb.
Tho vicar general Of tho Catholic do.
ceso was killed. by tho falling building
whilo passing along tho street. 1t Ia MI
imperative public duty to protect tho
public from such dangers. The way to
do so Ia by careful building laws, strictly
enforced.
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Striking for u I'riuciplc,

All the world will sympathize with
the striking brewery employees OF
Omaha. The %stih.nccked and stony.
hearted brewers wish to restrict these
horny-handed sons OF toll to free beer
six times 4 day.
ReseutinG this capitalis.ic effort to
limit their !!batiou., which may be in
fact 4 sneering criticism on their
capacity. they demanded free beer
every hour. On this lofty issue they
have struck for their affairs aud their
fires, beer and the right to have it in
unlimited quantities.
After they shall have gained thi.
point they should stand fast on the still
higher principle OF a bail, every half
hour in the Tree beer OF the bIoated
brewers OF Omaha.
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The Income Ink principlc,

Commenting on the income tax dc.
cision the New York World says:
"There is, however, cause Tor gratiica.
ton in the fact that tho principle Of tho
law is not shaken" Tho case was heard
by eight justices. Four Of them, in.
Guiding the chief Justice. were in favor
Of declaring The whole law u%nconatitu.
tiona!.
The principle was not shaken because
four arc not R majority OF eight, but it
mus. bo admitted even by m advocate
OF the principle that it had n narrow es-
capt from being shaken to death.
Morally there is nothing lei. OF that
law, aud Congress will do tho rest.
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Petroleum having taken a bound and
reached the highest point since 1873,
there are %sanguine predictions that il
will keep on rising until il has reached
s. q barrel. Possibly. but not probably.
At least there is nothing but tho bound
ing confidence of excited persons to sus-
tain this view. 1t is the exuberance OF
n reaction from Il very low to n very
high point.
When oil went OF three years ago and
tho market kept sasging below tho dol
lar marx, oil men promised themselves
that they would be happy forever moro
II only they might have dollar oil' rs
n steady thing. Now they are getting
ms wild as ever.
The reasonable explanation fo- u
much higher price is that production is
below consumption, and tho stock OF oil
above ground is very ANAL, being esli-
mated at not moro than 5000. 600 bar.
rels. But tho Standard Oil Company
keeps tab on the market from tho
ground to tho lamp and into tho salyo
box.
Nothing pertaining to tho business
escapes that lyn1.eycd concern. Tho
Standard has known what relation pro.
duction boro 20 consumption. 1t has
known whore wells wero failing, whore
the drilling wells wero and what terri.
tory was promiaine. The Standard has
not bcen taken unawnre,, aud has per-
mit,ed tho rise for some purpose OF its
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own which will probably appear lator.
Meanwhile those who produce oil will
rake in tho handsome price and r~ojoico
accordingly.
isS'r tho silver dollar in somo danger
Of being wot.nurscd to death?


Auc NuHt NirEihih sluc OIL IL.
It is tho oil Of Pennsylvania, Wost
Virginia and Eastern Ohio that 10 run.
ming short. This oil Is in groat demand
for tho paratino It contains and for
which many uses have boon found. The
production has fallen oil largely and
no large new development Is In sight.
Under tho stimulus Of tho present price
.herc will bo no ond Of prospecting.
There 10 more oil to DO found In West
Virginia. but 1t will not DO brought 10
tho surface fast enough to break the
market ThOro will DO moro prospect.
Ing in West Virginia this season than
ever before. Tho Standard. which has
a very large acreage under loaso, will do
a good deal OF It. 1hero Is some OK.
PLANTATION now Of the heavy rcntals tho
Standard has boon paying where 1t
seemed to have no thought Of drilling.
The Standard saw tho increasing dis.
proportion between consumption and
production, picked It's folds and backed
its judgment heavily, probably putting
up bonuses and rentals a little higher
TO keep other people out.
Tho Standard is expanding in West
Virginia a great deal Of rent money
which tho farmers have found very con.
venient through tho hard times. 1t
will spend more now in development,
aud II 1t has not missed its guess tho
farmers will have moro good luck.
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Cold boiled lobster taken from the
shells, cut up in small pieces; an equal
amoun OF bread crumbs, mixed in with
milk, a very little red pcppur, salt, Il
good deal OF butter. and ii liked n little
mustard ready mixed. Wash the shells,
replace the mixture: bake in n quick
oven. ME-. DEARBORN.
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W.. 7. SANFORD, Station Agent Of
iecpcr, Clarion county, Pa. writes: |
tan recommend Ono Minute Cough euro
MS tho boat | ever used. 1t gave instant
rolicf aud II quick euro. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling. ". Va, -. f.. Peabody,
Bcnwood, aud Bowie & Co., bridge.
port, U.
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Intelligent Building Supervision.

Intelligent building supervision.
When a railroad company is about to
build a bridge it estimates carefully tho
load the bridge will have to carry, and
then it builds the bridge strong enough
to bear six times tho estimated weight
that is to DO put on il
The Terminal railway bridge across
The Ohio is built to stand six times the
weight OF two tracks loaded with loco.
motives. No such strain will even be
put on the bridge, but the margin OF
safety is figured on 10 cover all con-
~tingencics. Railroad bridges 80 down,
but this is because they are not proper
IL cared for or because they are made to
bear day after day heavier burdens than
they we're built for.
4 building should be erected with as
much care as a bridge. It should be
planned and constructed with regard
to the load that each part and the
whole may be called on 10 carry. Ger
tainly no less care should BIO taken
when old walls are to DO run up higher
and new demands are to be made on
them.
Too often this kind OF work is done
in the quickes. and cheapest way.
New bricks laid up beside an old wall
without bonding, for example, make a
thicker wall, but how much they
strengthen the wall is another matter.
The new bricks are hardly more than a
veueer. The collapse which startled
Wheeling and has stricken many hearts
has left enough standing to show some
thing OF this way Of doing it.
The city should permit no building
TO DO erected tina. may menace other
property or human life. and the coun-
Gil OF Wheeling cannot too soon provide
for competent aud rigid inspection.
For this position :ho best man in the
community should be selected. and pol
i,ics or other unrelated things should
have nothing to do with the selection.
When the building inspector gets to
work he will find enough to engage his
attention, or some experienced and
practical observers are far out in their
judgement. There are walls in this
city which need strengthening or re-
ri. - - - =
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j. a. R~ICHAupSoS. Of Jefferson CITY,
Mo-, chief enrolling force thirty eighth
general assembly of Missouri. writes:
| wish TO testify to tho merits of One
Minute Cough Cure. Whom other so.
called cures failed, ! obtained almost in.
slant relief and II speedy curo by tho
use Of One Minnie Cough Cure. Logan
Dru. Co.. Wheeling. W. Va, B. +.
Peabody, Bonwood, aud Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, y,
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ptrrsnCEGu ~ilattcrs herself that ali
the money spent OIL pipe for now oil
VIOLA will 20 to Pittsburgh mil greatly
help her iron and steel industry. In
Wheeling NO nro n good deaf in that inc
OF business Ourselves. The drill going
lively in West Virginia means business
for Wheeling.
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TUE Panhandle Dyoing establish.
mont, owned by John iIoiimoior, Mt No.
li3l Market street. is tho host cuuipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In nddi.
ton to tho dyoing aud cloaning depart.
monts II corps of tiist-clas4 tailors aro
cInrloyod, who can-do repairing M ncht
us it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. eau DO matlo
10 look like new. Satisfaction guaran.
tccI.
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WnES a man Of tho Altgeld sort goes
after a man OF the Chauncey NJ. Depew
sort he gets in deep water aud needs n
life preserver. Depew would DO more
than a match for u better man ,Ilan
Aliyeld.
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BnrAKFAsT-COl meat. Dreamed no.
,atoes. Rolls. poached cggd on ,oat.
Oraage marmalade. Coffee. Apples
and dates.
DrSSEE-Deviled lobster. Mashed
potatoes. Daudolion greens Canned
corn. White and graham bread. Sugar
cakes. Orange jelly.
SUrPEW-Milk toast Graham mullins.
baked apples. Custard in cups. Cake.
Tea.
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Best Spring Medicine.

81 checriully recommend Hoods Sar.
saparilla rs n iirst-class spring modi.
cine. 1t will build w the system and
create new lIie. Never before have |
felt 30 well as since taking Hoods Sar.
saparilln and | shall alwavs kocp it on
hand.'-Frcd Metz, ll0i Main street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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acknowledgement
WHEELING. APRIL II, 1895.
STATE REPUBLICAN,
Call for the Executive Committee to
Select Delegates to Cleveland.

To he Executive Committee Of ne Republican STATE
.LtdGge Of Ntt: Hr1iniu;
We have fIcd tho 18th day OF April, 1895. for
said committee to NEE, at tho Blanerhassett
hoiel, In P%AtkeSbury, at | O'Clock p m. TO Sc
lect congressional and dclcSa.es.at.larSc to at.
tend the National Republican League meeting
TO be held In Cleveland, Ohio, Juue 10. 20 and
81. 1876. We urge that each member OF the com.
mittee represent.
C D. ELLIOTT. President.
J. ". STOCK. Secretary.
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iloon's Pills cure indigestion. bilious.
moss.
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The grea. dressed beef concerns arc
trying their hands at n corner. For
tunately We are not Obliged to cat their
beef. Mutton makes 4 toothsomo food
and is very nourishing. Mutton isn't
jumping out OF sight.
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Rev. DR.. PARKuuRsr 10 now accused
Of pantheism. II they keep on they
will hang that good man for sheep.
stealing.
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trhc i~SrEtLtGsScsE, embracing Its several
editions Is entered In tho rostothce u! Wheel.
luz, ", Va, u sccoud.cl class matter.
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-13

HfUSTEE'S SALE-WHEREAS. RY Ter
tam deed OF trust dated tho 18th day OF Son.
ten per, 1874 and recorded in The clerks of,cc y,
Inc musings Court for the city OF Roanoke Va
n reco oook No 81 page So. D. C. Moomaw and
wire conveyed the hereinafter described res1 .s
ts seo 70 Si.as Bnrt and his successor as Trus.
nee, 20 .ure to the Bankers Loan and Invest.
lnent company the payments as therein set forth
OIL Oh q ioah OF N!0O) seven hundred dolars And
mmereas tne SAID deed OF trust provides II the
krantor should be In default of the nsymsn, ~
Ine interest," premium, dues or fnes unon tho
SUD loan LOT the space Of three months after the
s 81 snail fail due, that the principal sum and
an interest, premium, dues and fucs shall Of The
oP,lon OF the said company become due and nav
aoie lmmediatcy thereafter, and NAV he en- forcayd
anu recovered at once, and default having hcen
u.aue III the payments aforesaid for more than
anIee months, after the came fell due. and tSs
SSH company having exercieed its option end 4 ~
ie inc payment OF the principal sum. with
its premium, interest, dues and fines ~
NOW therefore, the undersigned by yirtuc nj,
TUG premises, and having been requested So IN do
ny lne beneficiary will ofrer for sale at nm bic enc
T lion 10 ine highest bidder on the premises IN
HE l6C!i DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1s95 MT 1,. 40
u M eht following described real estate WING in
M. IA. CITY OF Roanoke, Va: The eastern half or nt
No ~ ~ section 2 OF the map OF the Rorer heirs
TERMS CASH.-The amount dno undor tho
a ., mentioned decd OF trust is Eight hundred
and seventy four dollars and ninety Cents fsa o on
as OF the Slet day of August. 1895 'SN'' ''
o,,,, SIL,S w. BURT,
eio'us' Trustee.