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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
TIE SULTAN a BAD DEBTOR.
Eols lie MnSc m Amcrican I.uul'.c F:rn,
Walt for !:S tiay.

lions Tic MnSc m amcrican I.uul'.cr E:rn,
Walt for !:~ Ray,
y certain lumber hrm Ct tbs city
IluTc ihan Two years ago snipp.d 10
TIE sultan Of Turkey several thuasand
LoiiIrS' worth of ito most ,aiuabie
toots. Inc orS.er inc.IN.cd NAH, ga;.y
. III c.ony legs OF u.usuai SIS a.d IL
he finest ccioriLg oll.u =, Real quali.y
....t could be obtained. The IA, tu.nt.
~ rather the promise 10 i.@E, VA, IN
t1c shape ol a draft On the sultan, In"
MONEY 70 Ge forthcoming ulcn The
;,r,yal of the logs ut Constantine 10,
aturaily the American firm reg ~rde.l
The imperial treasury of Turkey a
sod for The price Of shipment OF
lumber
In due time the mahogany and IN,
ebony reached the Golden Horn and the
MediterranGan Steamship company
iCnt al TO the shippers gentle remind
rr That tLe settlement of FIRE gil,
charges WIS in order But meanwhile
nothing had been heard from the sui
tan or his agents and the New York
lumber dealers did not fancy Ee,ng
held responsible for charges upon
goods which were not yet paid for
table Dispatches and letters were sent
TO the porte. but the sick Man of En-.
rope" was apparently too busy attend
ing 10 his Armenian subjects TO TX able
TO look after such TRIES as Sealing
with American creditors. No sat.Sfa..
tory response of any sort could lie Ob.
tanned.
Then the lumber firm made npp!ica
ION 10 Mavroyeni Ely, 1T that time
the Turkish minister at Washington.
lie promised to see that his severe gu
Paid the b;H without further delay
md The hopes of the dealers were gan
raised. E,u no, evcn Mevroycni i'ay
VAS able TO open ;he sI~ ,aG's purse
strings. The Armenian qucst.op - 81
absorbed his aitcnt or. Mavr yeri
Bey was recalled without having "a =
rom plishcd this bit orwoik. The flu,
had q lawyer working on She case, hg5
had for months practically abandoned
Nil idea OF getting the ucrcy.
On The last day Of Ce+oSaF. th;rc d,
iooA n most unexpected and j-if'i
'uihs InHhthctN di'F ON, - iNSN ne.
~ the Prevailing American scn!iIacrf
So favor Of paying nre'a dents hor-
rstiy. about noon 90 that t:,v word was.
zen; 10 the finn that The iIa.t had been
pa;a. Since then the actual money
..S 2ccn received.
fle moral OF the transaction would
ners 10 be that, If Won have bus rc< +;
gi.Bl:prS with Abdul Nar,'J u Vo,s
's,rNt b. content to wat awhile 'ov
your money. he being slow debtor.
80 one vino will come around at LAST
St you give him plenty Of time.-N. Y.
Tribune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
a Constitutional Convention.

If the citizens of Virginia know
what is to their own and the Statee 5
interest they will vote next Nav III
flvor of calling "a convention to re
wise the Underwood Constitution. If
they vote otherwise. it will be be
cause they allow themselves to b,
diverted from the issue by arguments
which have no reference to the true
situation of affairs. The ouly thing
that can defeat the movement for q
Constitutional Convention in Virgin
IL Is to keep the people in ignorance
of what the imperfections aud ex
travagsncea Of the present State gov
erDment are, and this is the course
which the ableSt opponents of the
reform are adopting.
The whole matter turns upon this
single point, aud that is where the
struggle will come If the citizens of
the State obtain fair idea of the
practical good that Constitutional
Convention will achieve, the opposi
tion will be powerless. II the al
vocates Of a convention will set them
selves earnestly 90 the work of ex
planning the need for "a revision of
the ingenious scheme Of government
which the earPet-baggers designed
for their own upbuildiDg, If the
many Journals throughout the State
which understand tie subject Will
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29

CAsToR
~; y: s'''':';-G1zzzzsr i:.'..
polsons IN FAlR BLOSSOMS.
Warning TO Those Who sleep in Rooms
with Flowers or Plants


With Flowers or Plants.
One by one illusions are dispelled,
and the case of the young woman who
the other day was overcome by the
perfume of mass of yiolets sent her
10y 4 friend adds another wreck TO the
lis, of broken idols II has alwa. : been
considered the most beautiful compli-
Gent one could pay friend to send
flowers, roses or y;olvts, especially a.
token Of affection. But now hat u
is known that deadly poiSons lnri
( Ctnong these charming little blcsSo.fs
which may bring harm Ia oGSct the
pleasures given TO dear oneS. the charm
must certainly be JesseiIed.
The story of this young woman 8 mar
row escape, as told, was n surprise to
many who had never realized that there
was any danger i'm flowers. The hun.
dreds of beautiful violets which had
leen sent her by friend in California,
end which she priced 80 highly as not
10 wish to be parted from them even
during the night, came near being the
cause Of her death, for she was found
an an unconscious condition in the
aroused.
How dangerous the poisoned gases
which the flowers eXhale can become,
when in badly ventilated room, woald
be good subject for study by the bellies
of society or the stage, who receive 81
many similar tributes to their charms
DIR. Foyler, of this city, who was
asked his opinion on the subject. said
That many cases of dangerous illness
and even death from such CO uses were
well known and authenticated
The plants, especially flower n
ones" DR.. Fowler said, during the day
nre not harmful, because they are
breathing in just the part OF the a;r
which our lungs throw off; but at night
TIE process is reversed, and they throw
off the carbonic acid gas, which is Il
poison 10 our lungs. This causes weak
ness Of the heart, faintness and hvs-
terra with some people, and even death.
~ case is known. which happened
not very long ago in Germany, in one
OF the Hesses, where the friends of a
bride and groom, in their desire TO
start them on their career on rosy
IHNuWdN, duoTneQ tnclT room win
quantities Of flowers. 1t was in COLI
weather, and the windows were closed.
leaving the air heavy with perfumes.
The happy couple retired TO their rose
dccked room, and were found in the
morning dead, heart failure having re.
rulted from the poisonous perfume.
There is poison in the perfume or
many flowers, not in violets mor,' than
my others, but ii is in such small
quantities as TO be harmless unless
massed and confined. PruSs'c &C Is
found in a mild degree In most rcr-
fumes. and Il is used 10y many per
NnnerS, In fact. 10 Intensity CdorS.
iDther well->nown medical roisons
rome from flowers. IL 5 never safe "a
Rave any growing or cut Gnwer., "a q
bedroom az night. for vou Garnet tell
when the system may be in such a con
d'tiou as 90 be affected by their cY-
Ealations. IN. y. Herald
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
4 NOVEL PETITION.
One Introduced in the Senate
BY Senator TUrpie.

Senate Turpie last Friday nftc;,
noon submitted petition from lie
Grand Byiuston, OF Iowa City, Iowa,
which possesses novel features. 1t
is an arraignmont of the late Indian
apohs conference,
Mr.. Byington calls this - preten-
tous convention, representing spec
ial interests and privileges only, as
cunning superior wisdom and excep.
tional rights to dictate through the
Fifty.iifth Congress an improved
fnIncial system for the government
He says that from the compost lion
of this convention he knows the en-
tire scope and purpose of their de
mands. To get ahead of them Mr.
Byington petitions the present Con
gress to pass laws ~ to compel all
gold and silver bullion now il the
treasury to be coinod into standai d
money; (2) to make our gold and sill
yer dollars equal for all purposes;
(3) to open the minis to free and an
limited coinage; a. to add IS cent
piece to our silver coinage; co. to
MAINTAIN the greenback aud with
draw bank circulation He saws E
compliance with these regulations
will solve the problems that bother
ed the Indianapolis convention oil
bond, stock. and currency gamblers.
Washington Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
INDICATED.
Virginia s Election Law By
u. S. conqpess.

WASHINGTON, ID c., january
23.-As the smoke OF the recent
fierce battle between Tucker and
Yost rolls away, aud the conflict can
be viewed calmly aud dispassionately.
the remarkable victory of Mr. Tuck
er becomes more apparent and en-
phatic. Few can realize the tremen
dous effort made by AIR. YosL and
his friends. The prass in this city
for severa! days bad been flled with
partisan statements, favorable to the
contestant. 1t had been noised In
the Hosse That Ne Yost and his
father. MIR. 4 NJ. Yost, proprietor of
1 ost's Weekly, had become greatly
insolred ia running paper, at a loss
60 propagate Republicans principles.
IL was privately hinted that the Sl0,
DSe which the contestant would re.
etjfe wool.l relieve the fnancibl en-.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
The New York Ledger.
AMERICAS GREATEST STORY
PAPER

Always publishes the best and
most interesting short stori, s, serial
stories and special articles that can
be procured, regardless of expense,
The latest fashions notes and pat,
terms eau be found every week on
tie Womau's World Page. There is
always something in the New York
Ledger that will interest every mem,
Der CT the family. 20 pages price
D cents. For sale in this tcwn by
Joshua Landon, Agent, who has a
supply of free sampie copies on
hand.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29

barassioeut Of the paper, aud thus
materially aid the Republican party.
Members were told that the contest
ant and his friends had been earnest
supporters of Mckinley in his fight
for the presidential nomination. To
secure the wavering aud uncertain,
Mr.. GrOsyenOr. of Ohio, the recog
nized representative of Mckinley,
made bitter aud earnest speech in
behalf of Mr.. Yost. Ex Congress
men Waddill. Brady and Bowden
were here dining the euiire discus
sion, abusing their privilege Il tue
floor to aid aud influence members
to vote for the contestant. The con
testaut himself made a malignant and
v'ndictive speech to arouse the pas
sions aud sccure the support of his
associates.
To further prejudice the Republ:.
cans, Dr. Thomas. of Michigan, a
narrow minded and mean partisan,
read an account Of "a discussion be
tween MIR. Tucker and Yost, il which
MIR. Tucker had assailed Yost for
voting formerly in Congress to grant
an enormous pension to the widow
of Phil. Sheridan, who had desolat.
ed the Valley of Virginia. 1t will be
remembered, also, that last summer
the cc1vention that renomirated
Sir Iost, after performing The du
ties for which it was callet, trans.
formed itself into trial court, and
without giving notice to Tucker, or
hearing any evidence, passed reso
IntlonS, proposing to uuseat Tucker
and seat Gost it was expected that
these resolutions would be decisive
of the case.
Then, to make victory doubly Sc
cure, General james A. Walker, her
aided as the cX.commander of the
Stonewall Brigade, and former
Democrat cf distinction and wonder.
ful powers, WAS put toward tn close
the debate for the contestant, With
the expectation OF his stampedius
the field aud crushing out all oppo-
stion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVF.

Tbs BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. iappC j
Hands, Chilblsins, COrns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cur. 5
Piles, or NJ pay required. 1t is guar
snteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box For sac b. 4 r. Har-
Craze.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29

The Richmond State now reache :
Us in the form of an eight page
paper The State has always been
a first class paper, but it is now
the equal of any paper in Virginia,
as TO news matter, and it's Democ.
Tacy is of the kind that does not
waver. May its subscription list
grow larger aud its business in.
crease each dav.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
/ 900.
CEN. WALKER ON REPUBLI-
CAN JUDGES or ELECTION.


Election. read what the great
"JameS Acrobat Walker had to
say about you in Congress one day
last week, AMI when Inc comes be
fore You again, aS IA candidate for
office, don't forget that after the
compliment he passed upon YOU
yOu are legally bound to vote for
him.
General Walker said:
This criticism upon the election
laws aud methods of the State was
in accordance with thc sentiment
OF leading Democrats and Demo.
cratic papers, " o had ., ne much
farther IN denOuncing them than
he had, declaring them To be the
INDICTMENT of petty larceny.
Referring 10 Mr.. fuckers aSS2r.
ton that the Republican Judges
IN most of the precincts where the
imperfect ballots had been de
StrOyed consented thereto. MIR.
Walker asked: What kind OF
Republican judges do they give
us.
| have. as candidate. asked
for the selection of competent. IN
t'lligent meu. aud have been Scurn
fully denied. II Republicans ask
Tor particular man To serve as an
election officer, YOU may be sure
they will not get him"
Many selections MADE hv the
Democratic officials. Mr.. Walker
asserted, were old. decrepi.. or ig-
nOrant, or else men OF no charac-
ter. who could be purchased for
SO aud used 10y the Democrats,
land these are the men they say
are Republican Judges"
Ask The Republican county
chairman of TazcwrIl who an
pointed the Republican Judges OF
election i'll Tazcwell. Ask him il
he did not recommend most of those
appointed III this county, and while
yen are at ii ask him if any such
Judges were appointed AZ deScrih-
ed 10y Gen. Walker. 1t will he seen
that the General makes an indiS
crimiuate attack on most of them.
but we are glad to bc able to re-
tie the Islander 50 far as Taze.
we'll is concerned. aud for that
matter the entire 9Th District. as
Ut has been proven in one of tie
most partiZan Congresses ever AZ
seMhied ia Washington that our
elections ia Southwest Va. are
free from frauds than i'm many
States, which deuounce us and our
election laws.
General Walker does well to
call the Richmond Times and Sev.
eral other so called Democratic
papers as witnesses against his
constituents, for their Democracy
IL OF the kind that doesn't hurt.
aud they have been panderiug to
the Republican party so long that
"a Democrat would he surprised
To see anything of a Democratic
character ia their columns.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29

An even excellence makes
things which The Ladies' HON
promises usual Y interesting m
The list is long and sturdy I
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29

WANTRD-SEVERAL FAITHFUL,
w men or women to travel for res non,
sible established house in Virginia. Sal.
airy $3.50, payable SIS weekly and ex.
peEses. Position permanent. Refer.
ence. Enc ose self addressed slammed
envelope. The National, Star Building,
Chicago. 81
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29

In all Christian art the serpent is
tmblematic Of wisdom, the origin OF
this emblem being the Bible express
sion: "Be ye therefore wise as SER
pents."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29

'"' VApSc'"lioh Oh us stampeulD9
the field aud crushing out all oppo-
s,tion.
REPU BLICAN ROUr.
Despite the Generals abusive aud
vehement speech, however, these
wonderful manipulatious, aud the
using Of unseen aud shameful infu-
euces, the whole Virginia Republi
can contingent was routed completely
u House where the Republicans
lave a majority of over l25. Sad.
Indeed, must be the reflections of
General Walker at the picture that
he represents before the country as
IA Judge of the elections ia his own
State. The verdict stamps as false
aud Infamous the wholesale charle
of fraud and corruption made agains
the Democratic party of Virginin by
her enemies. Virginia and the ID mi
ocracy of the State have the proud
honor of having appeared before
tribunal of political opponents, md
OF being acquitted with credit. Mr..
jenkins tRepublicau). of Wisconsin.
Ia discussing this case, said that Il
thorough examination of the cleo
tions in Virginia had convinced him
that they were as fair as those in the
Northern States, MIR. Mccall IRE
pnblcan), chairman of the Election
Committee, reJnarRed that the Re
Publican party was tired Of seating
Republican members from the South.
with the hope of building up party
there. and that the policy of the
party should be to try these cases
fairly and impar,ially He made a
profound impression on the House
by bis discussion of this case. He
showed that the last Democratic
House only turned out three Repub.
iicaus, while this House had turned
out twelve Democrats Mr.. Mccall
nude great speech, appealing fol
justice and fairness.
The decision of this case must
give poor comfort TO the RepubG
cans who ARE contes.ing in Virginia,
expecting to be seated by the major
ity which they will have in the next
Hoase aud not on the merits OF theiy
cases. lii the nsxt House the Re
publicans will only have majority
of 10, while in the present House
they have majority of only l25
Messrs Mccall, Codding and Jsnk-
ms, who have shown themselves en-
inently fair and impartial, will be
members Of the next Hous aud will
no doubt serve on the next Election
Committee. This will be severe
blow to the Republican contestants
In Virginia, who rely upon prejudice
aud partisanship,
The decision of the Yost Tucker
contest has, no doubt, male Yost a
wiser, it not Weather man. The
very large expenditure he made to
prosecute his case, outside of the
amount allowed by Congress, can
not be counted as entirely thrown
away, but should be charged as
suitable tuition fee in the hard
school of experience; aud this &C
quireds knowledge, if utiliz ID, will be
OF great benefit TO himself and his
party associates ia Yirginia.-Rich
mond Dispatch.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-04-15

sf this matter 1ron enc recO. =
give too strong ground Tor civil action
and Tor that reason opposed favorable
action on the bill. s.5 II
Hsw Business fvssrsssss.
With but : week Of Legislative work
ahead the feverish unrest Of the leRis.
lature 10 on tho increase and members
whose bills are still pending grow
daily more anxious. Sessions are now
rather dry and Of routine character,
but members got over much ground,
Monday showing So bills acted On BY
the house In committee Of the whole.
Altogether the status Of affairs is rea-
sonably good. The house has thus far
had 1,02l new bills, Of which 475 have
been indefinitely postponed, the balance
being either passed, now on general
orders, or the calendar or buried in
some committee. It has passed 209, Of
which number the senate also has
passed 70. In the senate $50
new bills have originated, and
the senate has killed l81 of them,
passed 2l7 more and still has an ample
supply to save senators from idleness
But IA bills have passed both houses
and gone to the governor, and two of
those were vetoed, while others are yet
to be heard from. B. s. CGWEN.
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Professor B. Q. Rohds, who rsoenSly
died IA this city, leaves fortune u
$50, 900 crowns to his family.
Axel Lundegard, the author and edi-
tor Of Widen" in this city Is the re-
cipient Of 1000 crowns from tho
..'syenka Akadamien' Of Stockholm.
The Technical Society Of this city
has through it's stipend provided rs
crowns for each Of it's members during
their visit at the Stockholm exposition.
Jonkoping.
Among those who attended the
funeral Of August Wetterholm Of
Husqvarna, aged ~ years, was his 81
year-old father. ,=go 51.#
Count G.. III. Cederstrom, son Of the
deceased chamberlain, G. Cederstrom,
attempted suicide by shooting. AL
though severely wounded he may re-
cover. ,,
Moose were frequently seen during
the latter part Of last month in the
boundary line between Jonkoping and
Kronoberg. Some of them would even
spproach the barn yards without ap-
parent fear. r..
~ = 81 - UpHela. " "'s
A. Carlson, manufacturer of this
city, aged u, died while taking .
steam bath at one of the bathing es-
Establishments of this city. IL =
Professor L. Kjellberg Of this city
donated 1000 crowns to the university.
The money will provide several an
tique busts from Berlin which will be
placed in the corridors Of the main
building. ~. =, , ".
= 81 ~. ~ MaImo. ..,.- g
Regiment physician J. August Bjork-
man of the "Sodra Skanska" regiment,
died March 20 from paralysis. ~.
The largest private egg collection in
our land is the one in possession of tn
Hi. Bjorkblom of sPltea, which is val
ped ~ 5000 crowns. ,-..
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SWEDEN.
9toekh DIN.

....:...>l., s4oekholA.
Captain L. a. .Prytz Of tho Gotta A.
til|ery regiment, suicidsd BY hanging.
He was born in 1882.
Edmondo do Amicis, tho famous
Italian traveller and writer, will visit
Sweden this summer. .rs . s
Prices Ut tho hotels and cafes will,
during the exposition, b very much
higher than ordinarily. :@ 49,
Baptists in Sweden at present num-
Der SS.S2l persons, showing . decided
increase during the last ten years.
The king Of Bulgaria win visit Nor
way and Sweden soon, according to a
recent report from the 'Berliner Tage-
blatt." <@r...ss 81.
Sergeant @. z. Erickson Of the Gota
Lfeguard, will 20 70 Congo Free State,
where he will enter the service Of the
army Of that republic. 3:
DR.. K. P. tn. Bohlin Of Upsala has
been rendered I call from Stockholm to
succeed Professor Gylden - astrono-
mer in the academy Of sciences Of that
city. I'LL. :. Z. i. l.,.s;. Z. Z. .a..@l.s
Emperor William Of Germany will,
according to report, be unable to be
present at King Oscars jubilee ami
versary, but will be represented BY one
Of the Prussian princes.
Assessor g. "A. Lindhagen, candidate
Of the Socialist. Liberal party. was re.
Gently elected member Of the Andra
Kammaren Of the riksdag from the
Second ward Of this city.
Professor Max Muller Of Oxford uni.
versity, has recently finished work
entitled Contributions to the Science
Of Mythology" which has been dedi.
Gated to King Oscar II, ruler Of Sweden
and Norway, ''the cultured friend Of
literature and the worthy protector Of
Oriental research. = 5
A most notable death 10 that Of Con.
sui Carl A. Hojer, which occurred 1t
Genarth, England, . few days ago.
Mr.. Hoter was for number Of years
in the service Of the general consulate
IN London and il Cardiff. He was APP
pointed vics.consul ct Cardiff In 1889,
. position he held until his death,
which occurred il his SD year.
0otsbore.
Chamberlain Iagerberg i assignee
of the Lagerberg estates valued q
I: .;soo, 600 crow 81
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= I. FRHNK, n. D. 6.
VETERINARY SURGEON L DENTIST.
sa-On,ce at Chapln's Drugstore. -
WARREN, MINI.

It should be a matter of public
knowledge that DeWitt's Witch Ha
eel Salve will speedily cure piles of
the longest standing, It is the house.
hold favorite for burns, scalds, cuts,
bruises and sores OF all kinds. Cha
pins Drug Store. y. .@..1.- r.. FIJI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-04-15

WheC cold is contracted, cure it
at once. One Minute Cough Cure will
set you on the road to recovery In a
minute. It will cure pneumonia,
bronchitis, Group and all forms Of.
lung and throat troubles. Chapin's
Drug Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-04-15
Machine Shop

Ihave engaged the services Of a
practical machinist and am now
prepared to do ali kinds OF repairing
on engines, threshing machines, ETC.,
in a satisfactory manner and at rea-
sonable prices. Call at my shop.
ANDREW LODOEN.
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A111ED NOBEL.

II Andree, through soaring among
the clouds, can discover the north pole,
and the millions Of the deceased DR..
Nobel car. convert the worlds sabers
and cannous into plowsharss and
scythes, then tho 9wedes will have
broken = three-fold record which would
put the ''ssven miracles'' clean out Of
sight.