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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
vicious Attack on gen. Lee.

Havana June lS.-A morning news
paper. which is the organ Of the Span
ish Admiralty here, contains an edito-
rial strongly censuring the American
Government for retaining General Lee,
who "unworthily fills a high position of
almost diplomatic rank" 1t says he
must surely be retained because he has
the full approval of the Government, for
he Is opposed to 1t in politics. The-paper
adds:
The Washington Cabinet should ap-
point rs Consul some prominent Ameri-
can Of culture and marked diplomatic
gifts. who at a time Of political outbreak
would show himself capa Bile Of an i'm
partial course"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
CubernatorlaI Contest WIllS Be- Practically
Settled In. a Short Time,
FOUR CANDIDATES fl)R LIEllT. eDVERR6IsI
""ddi'i and Other Repatsicnn Hsss
crs Trying to Settle, Ssn oss "a s,8 az
i"tr"nnse- Legality OF he sfer ersalsss
=. =: Davis Nonun,cnt Fund 4ttesit tois
-Serioas Fall from a GiIerry FasY
Especial Dispatch to The vlrslnib,,.s, ,Ijs
Richmond, va, June IS 18gY


reacheo ! he GuDernatorial ,,D canvass has
rtacned It's critical stage. Withfns thgs
next week two or three hundred @deIs.S
sates VIII be chosen and more ,thanlikelys,
me results Will furnish a basis sl1p1;IEss
when the nnal outcome OF the contesEs
may may -. re 81 safely predicted. Just at this
tlme the Tyler people are quite iubflaI,fss
while the Ellysonites are not ts& at alsS
downcast. The latter are consoiIfiasf
themselves with the thought that ltfa
Eilyson strongholds are yet to be laeu lys
from. -. IS SsS;Isi isssSs22s ss2
There are four persons nrorn 1, ", Yis;lS
mentioned for the Lieutenant Goyarnoras q
snip. They are iMessrs. James r.. Cato II
ni m alexandria,; Edward EcH,ole, OF
Staunton; John F. Mason. king
George: and Merritt 7. Cooke, Of Nor-s;
the only avowed candidate. His city:5
has instructed for him. His canditlacyf'
VII! TO some extent injure Attorney Gensss
efal SCOTS chances for renominationE
:, Judge Waddill and other local ReplibaS
mean Gu leaders 4e are IN Washington look klngssi
after Federal patronage. The name Of
Iohn $. Bethel has been present ed to- tlfss
PRESIDENT for Collector OF Customs ins
Richmond. He has no opposition a11tf:S
VIII VIII get the place, which pays only soinef
5000 year. It Is said the lea dsrs are
also trying to settle the question: sofs
VINO shall MI the Newport News Colieea
torsllip. M i 5g
congressman Swanson is very decid.g.s
edly opposed to the Hawaiian trea tv and
VIII fight the scheme gi5I r I,.i Il 9ssssg5sS5EsS
The legality Of the JEFFERSON Davis
Monument Association Is being question: g, g
ed 1t Is claimed that tile ployisionSoEs
the charter, requiring annual meetlngs3
FOR the election Of officers, has not been
complied with. The associate iasAifis
hand about $4,000 IS for. the monunentS
fund. s2sa FSs.sSsffssEs,s
Philip Haxall Latmer, son Of Dr. 81
W Latimer. went on an excursion: to-;
Westover to-day. He fell from cherry
tree and was painfully and probably
seriously hurt. s tiaf q ft&ssS III
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
COL0RsED l'RL1'Encs.
Three Weary Walters at Lu.t Reward
Nsi with wished for Vrrtr

w. II. Thorogood, Lundon Jessup and
irving Griffith, the three colorcd men
who received. through Mr.. Rowden, an
pointments az ship Keepers III the navy
yard yesterday. received notification 10
appear to-day for work. This was very
"eicome news, as the trio were getting
a little impatient.
a Well known Republican leader hoa
made the assertion that In case tho Re.
nnhllcuns do not put Il ticket In the
Held for the next municipal campaign.
the colorcd people, organized into their
proposed NEGRO Protective assoc,a
ton Will put a full ticket IN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
LOCAL BREVITIEa.
Minor Mention OF Various Matters OF
lntereat.

The June term Of the Court Of Law
and Chancery begins Monday
Mr.. Louis Guy has returned for his
vacation from Blacksburg Institute.
Mr.. Edison X Odel Is home from Ran
dolph Macon College for his vacation.
Mr.. Ed. Spertner has returned to the
city after years absence In the South.
Services at the Union Mission last
night were conducted by the Frances
Barnes 7.
Mrs. Allie Arlington. of Warwick, N.
Y. who has been visiting friends, has
returned home
Miss Katie Britt left yesterday morn
ing for visit to Miss Mamie Vincent,
at Murfreesboro. N G..
The cantata, "The Holy City" TO be
given at Epworth NJ. L. church, has
been postponed until after the hot spell.
OR. Charles Lawrence was bitter, by q
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
PETERSBURG ELECTS DELEaATIEs lI1F.s
RESOLUTIONS Adopted InHtruetins for
TylGr md J.nastlGr. AS $8f5sS

petersburg, Va, June --(Special)-
The Democratic City convent tIon, held
at the Courthouse tonight to elect;
seventeen delegates to the Democratic
state convention, to be held at Roanoke
on August 11th next, elected the follow!
ing: John 3. Evans, William Henry
Mann. George Mason, John D. WatlSins,3
Capt. j. S. Northington, w. A. Totty,
Richard B. Davis. c. A. Slaughter, s. NJ.
Green. r. r. Jarvis, George w. Pegran1,i
~. l.. Pillow, Dennie Perkinson, R.3SCs
kllmartin, John Conner, John y. Kirk
ham and Theodore Glazie, Sr. ;93
RESOLUTIONS offered by Mr.. VIM. Henry
Mann were adopted instructing the dele
gates to the Roanoke convention to spare
Lassiter's nomination for Attorney Gem.
eral believing that such a substantial
recognition OF the Fourth District orr
g'anlzaticn, as we'll as Of the youi1R
Democracy generally, will prove &C DER
tain harbinger Of victory at the POLLS
The resolutions also testify TO the.
exalted appreciation Of the unsullied re-
cord Of the Hon. J. Hoge Tyler, OF Ptls5
laski county, as a Democrat who a1Way4
regular organization, and the resoIut Iona
instructed the delegates to the Stats COM
vention to vote for Mr.. Tyler for Gov
ernor ~ i5S ss,Ssazs
The convention was addressed BY 1iaJ,s
Lassiter. who said he believed he wou1Hi
receive the nomination for Attorney
General. lie had assurances from BriHaI
tol to Norfolk that there will be an sane3
broken line Of friends in his favor ali
from Mecklenburg county to Front
Royal there will be an almost unbroksis'
line Of friends in his favor ct the nonr
vention. 55. 52 4 !sS 5sS5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
The stomach Cnnnot be Freightest..

With greater danger than violent drAs-s
lieves constipation for the time. but at the
expense Of great injury to the Intestinal
canal. which 1t both inflames and weak
eng. thus uniting it for the performances
Of Its proper functions. Widely different
Is the action Of Hostettef's Stomao oh Bit
ters. tonic aperient which producesaeS-s
and convulsing. The. purity Of itB bo mic
ingredients. its unob1ect:orlable fiayor.ss
thoroughness OF Its remedial y. action Iii;
cases Of constipation; liver complaint aana
dyspepsia combine to render 1T a. most
both physical pfgor and subst tatce. ittrA
quillizes and iRvigorates 5flla GnsrYouaSsyS
tenn, and gives an unwonted relish sfoFatha;
food. A wineglasa1ul three tiToea dull fss
about the average dose. sSSssSp,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
Norfolk Scnoonerin Troub,e

a press dispatch received by The vir-
glnan last night from Delaware Break.
water says the schooner William II, /,
Rutan, from Norfolk for Bridgeport
Conn, with lumber, arrived here to-day
leaking badly. She parted spring-stay
and topmast rigging. q.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
sIcn's Meeting az the academy.

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion Will hold the meeting for men TO-
morrow In the Academy Of Music. Rev.
EDWARD Mack, Of the First Presbyterian
church. will speak upon THE Christian
Young Man In the Community" A
chorus Of ESQ voices will occupy the stage
and lead the singing, under direction of
Mr. John Whitehead. Mr.. r. c. Tup-
man Will be the soloist and q hundred
boys from the Gospel Army will take
part in the service
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
Now Yorss Ronra OF Mealth on xIno

DR.. James. Of the New York Board oi
Health. says:
I take great pleasure In testifying to
the superior qualities Of the Port Wine
produced by Alfred Speer, Of New Jer.
sey. After prolonged trial I recon-
mend It as q superior wine for the sick
and debilitated." Il5s 3
1t ts kept in casks to q great age be-
fore bottlng, and though higher IN price
Is far superior and more reliable than
other wines. gF3.t. & ;s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
nicycro Races n, nich,no,,a.

The bicycle tourney. which is to take
place In Richmond to-day promises to
be one of the most brilliant affairs Of It's
kind ever held here. The list of prizes
Is very fine. Following are the Norfolk
entries: First race. H. G. Sale; second
race, J. 7. Faidenbu1y, ]. w. Anderson,
Jr., e. w. Tower, Fl. S. Hazleth. w. d
Nye; sixth race, w. D. Nye, J. G. Van
derberry. J. w. Anderson, T., H. S. Haz-
ieth .I.ET.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
Jumped and broke His Leg.

John Foucher. who was said to be
beating his way on Norfolk and
Western train, jumped from the cars
at the depot in this city about 9
o'clock last night and broke his leg,
He was given medical attention and {a
resting comfortably
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
coN rnAcrs ro,s wARE.uous rs.
EWclvn big Onrs for Cotton Storage II,
Atlantic City.

II Is understood thnt the contract for
me construction OF the twelve big fire
PROOF cotton storage warehouses. to be
erected III Atlantic City ward BY the
recently organized Norfolk Warehouse
company. has been let to Mr. Harry G..
bhyhe, contractor, Of this city at a
sum approXinnatmg nearly s35, 900 Eirht I
or the warehouses are to BE completed
IN TWO months and the other four with
IN six months ~ 7-I.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
upnnown no dy re oovere d.

Beaufort, N, c., June 1S.--(speola i}}ssS
The schooner John r. p. Moore, Captain
SaIbisten, arrived here yesterday, having
aboard the body Of an unknown young
man picked up Off Hatteras. His watch
had not stopped running and his gasbs
would suggest that h eWas q passenger
on some coastwise steamer, who Fell
overheard unnotlced. % f 5Sgf sSi5ss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN SATURDAY JUNE 10 1897

was carried over the tops OF houses
contiguous to the fair grounds Ambu-
lances and forty carriages are now
searching for the dead and wounded,
The people are completely dazed. and
women and children can be seen sit
ting weeping upon the doorsteps,
Considerable damage was also done
at ST. Dennis
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
A Good Sf,oX.

Cooper & Co.'s show exhibited to
large audiences yesterday, as it will
Tonight, for it is an exceedingly clever
performance throughout and one which
pleased everybody who went, from the
youngest to the oldest. To-day ia the
last day here
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
Dr. May nj The Gospci Armx

DR.. Eugene May, Of Washington, win
speak at the meeting Of the Boys Cos
pei Army Sunday AT 2:S0 p. m. In Asso-
ciation hall. The Doctors subject will
be "Glimpses Of st. Paul In Rome" and
an interesting service may be expectad
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
IInuk Clcnriil1S.

New York, June 1S.--The total bank
clearings in the United States for the
week We're sl,054 ,145, ,233; per cent. In
crease, 1.2. Exclusive of New York.
s43l ,490, ,935; per cent. decrease, 20
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
To Rring pawn tic Foote.

The navy yard tug Wahneta left for
Annapolis yesterday to tow down the tor
pedo boat Foote, jus. completed at Bal
timore. and which will go into commits
sion at this yard
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
Fireworks at ola poin,.

Fort Monroe, Va, June 18.-(SpeciaD-
The fireworks and biograph OF the Hy-
gefa, Old Point, last night proved to be
@ great success. The same attractions
Will be repeated tonight with additions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19

After all the beat "a Ferta sasie feyfa
5" IN eWest Discovery, IN Isl b.
s1G os ssIh aIa Ihs
humbsf. Ss4 Af din street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19

a man esssfs IVY hi
I H. different from any SSt Her kind 81 ss
almost imn0ssE} 10 Is tisess sray
4 batsine ess. ,EllilE Feti sFg 81 las
ing sis. It iss ma king Ill tsj5a inas&S KNOWN
: to thoas Riio oiigf ne to.s skn6s its Th,sss
can be done $WithRS auyS buaiE
Wolstan Dixey, inS .E
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
NotExactiy Right

IS the way thousands of people feel It IS
because their blood is poor. Hoods Sar-
saDar.lla. the One True Blood Purifier,
will promptly set them right.
HOODS PILLS arc purely vegetable and
do not purge. pain or grippe. All druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19

NERVOUS TROUBLls,s ali kinds cured
with ANIMAL EXTRA chs. 3 Free BOOK
tells how. ksH'N CHGMIOAI.8C CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19

Beechams pills Will dispel the "bluea."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
MISSOURI VISITED.

Sedala. Mo, June 1S.-A fierce cleo
trical and wind storm visited Sedalia
this evening. The power-house Of the
Sedalia Electric Railway and Power
company was struck by lightning and all
Of the dynamos ruined, leaving the city
without street lights tonight and stop
ping the cars on all Of the six lines a
number of buildings were twisted off
their foundations. while fruit, shade and
ornamental trees i'll all parts or the city
were broken down.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19

W 9 man has good thlng>-an ar.i-
Gle Of commerce needed by the people
end which he wishes to DISPOSE Of
let him advertise it by nli means.
ne should not think OF waiting for
selves. Thousands Of persons who
would become customers do not real
lie that they are in want Of tho arti-
Gle until they read the ADVERTISE
ment.-Printer's Ink.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
SEVERE STORM IN SPAIN.

Madrid, June lS.--Violent hail and
rain storms have swept the province OF
Segovia. in the old CASTLE district
Crops have been ruined, houses have
been flooded and cattle and goods have
been carried away by the foods The
people are panic stricken.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-19
Fatalities Reported From Tornado in the
States of Illinois and Iowa.
STORMS ON BOTH SIDES THE ATLANTIC
FOnr Boys Reported Killed nt Lin
coin ana Three Persons In In.lin,,n
France and Spain Experiences "a
How with Rain and IIniI-PeonIc
Panic Stricken.
Lincoln, ILL.,, June is. 1897.

Lincoln, Neb.. June 18.-Violent wind
storms prevailed over Il wide district III
central and southern portions OF Logan
county this afternoon destroyed thou
sands Of dollars worth Of property and
demolished the immense cow barn of
the farm of the State institution for
the Feeble Minded. Twenty-siX persons
seeking refuge from the storm were bur
led in the debris. Four of the refugees,
boy pupils from Chicago. were taken
out dead. Five other were severely in
jured, one Of whom. the farm superin-
tendent, will probably die
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-12

dimit offer the only explanation pos
sible uudor the circumstance. The
potrified body was once a Mason aud
a member of u Blue Lodge in Mis-
souri, and when the Grand Lodge
passed the City cent assessment law
for the maintenance of the Masonic
Home, rather than pay fifty cents
snnually for the Home aod Masonic
orphans, he took his dimit and was
on his way to leSve State where
Masons support q Masonic Home,
but che moss accumulated 60 rapidly
on his back that, by the time he
struck the sandy banks of the Nsos
no, the weight OF the moss bore hlu,
to tho earth aud his body gradually
settled IN the loose soil. He is now
on exhibition in Kansas at ten cents
"per capita. .'-Constellation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-12
ANCIENT WRITING ON A rock,
PrehistoEic UIcroEiyphIcG HtScov-
cred In Nnnrnun.nr u. .InnI

fTehi"toEic tIicroRiyphIcG HtScov-
cred ln Vancouver Island.
During recent hazardous Journey to
the uneNplorcd interior OF Vancouver
island ~ W.Laing. fellow Of the Royal
Geographical Society OF London. made
discovery which will excite the curios-
ity of students md scientists through
ont the world. The explorcrs were
crossing Great Central lake. the largest
body OF fresh water on the island. with
n length OF 30 miles. when the curious
markings upon the face OF giant rock
attracted Mr.. Laing's attention. The
canoes were stopped and investigation
disclosed that q message had been left
there by soma prehistoric dwcllers
along the lake, says the New York Sun.
The hieToglyphics forming the In
soription were arranged In five parallel
lines, somewhat similar TO n musical
STAFF. while above were figures, nppnr-
emily intended for n log of wood End n
growing tree. A third figure placed at
IN" right hand resembled nothing so
much as n seFen-brnnched candlcsflcls.
The impression. despite the fact that
centuries must have passed since II was
oh'seled, remain clear and distinct.
photographs were taken of the rocJe
ond sketches made of the lnscrlption.
'Ihey have been sent. among Others. TO
DIR. Franz Boaz. OF the Smithroninn in
satution. who is now studying them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-12
IT mAGNIFIEs OoOaS

tNecuitar Invention Which Arts IA a
MicroscoPe In Detecting SracIls.
Among the latest Inventions, SAYS the
81. Louis Republic. is n machine which
viii take q liquid that has heretofore
heen regarded as odorlcss and dlstill
the most delicate perfume. A drop OF
peafumery or essence placed on the re-
eeiver Will on applying the uostril to
the nosepiece or opening. produce an
overpowering stencil that would In a
very short time if continued cause
symptoms Of sufYocation. The iastrua
snent cap be utilized In nearly every
walk Of i.fc. To the grocer Il will prove
invaluable in detecting adultcrations OF
goods. The chemist. druggist and phy-
sician, OF course. can find ready use
Tor IL in their business, while II haa
oeen suggested that bank paper can be
tlnctured with a special odor imper-
Septible to the ordinary sense OF SMELL
but which could readily be dctsrted by
the scentograph. thus greatly ISsseninr
the liability OF banks 20 fraStiu.ent on
sra'ors. II Is also claimed for the ma
chime that L will become popular In
the homes OF the wenlthy. for by the nid
ot Its mechanism the atmosphere of n
largo mansion can DC kept constantly
permeoted With n most delicnte and
Sho'ee perfume nt a nominal expense.
For hospital and sick rooms its service
NH nrove lnestimnble. The machine
Itself Is n small affair. about la inches
aq"nre and eight inches high. II Is
made OF wood. and the opening where
'hs nostrils are applied is nickel-plated.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-12
MdS8NfC:
4 Masonic Discovery.

The public press has lately been
filled with the report of remarkable
discovery near Neosho, Mo. As
near as we are able to get at the
facts, they are that a certain Mason
living in this classic city started on a
fishing expedition, revolving in his
mind the wonderful fish stories he
would tell upon his return, and al
the same time trying to commit the
Junior Stewards work in the Enter
ed Apprentice degree, he having just
been appointed to this important po.
Fsition. As he was cogitating, and
with one eye on a deep place in the
river where fish were plenty, he
struck bis toes against some thing
and fell headlol g down the rivers
bank, spilling all his bate and break
ing brand new bamboo pole. OF
conrse he was mad, and, gathring
himself up, returned to Wreak ven
geance upon the Innocent Cause of
his discontinue. To his horror and
|amazement he saw that he had STUN
.bied over big toe sticking out Of
the ground human toe, and with
out corn or bunion on it,
After he had fully recovered his
equilibrium, he slowly and softly APP
preached and, wrapping his handker-
chief around his fingers touched
the toe. IL was cold, lifeless, inani
mate; solid; there was no pulsation
in the dorsalis and hailucis artery
(the fisherman was a doctor). tn
the excitement of this wonderful dis
covery,' be forgot fish, bate, stories
and Stewards work. With the heav.
ier portion of his broken fishing pole
he began to eXcavate around the toe.
Here was a grave in the sandy SOL,
and In the sand body. The cloth
ing had long since decayed, but on
turning the body oyer, by prying it
up with fence rail, there was found
on the back a doubled layer of petri
fed moss. Careful search revealed
in his right hand a petrified Blue
Lodge diinit '~ithont privilege
The date, name and number of the
Lodge We're obiiterated. Here was
a mystery.
How came the body here? Was it
case of murder or suicide? The
petriicd moss on the back and the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-12
In These Gold STANDARD Times

Come all you servile subjects of the
British money kings
And share with us the blessings l?)
that a single standard brings;
You can have your flatten'd prices
while your golden interest climbs.
Oh, isn { it awful jolly, these 6ne gold
standard times.
with the song of the siren the trust
lured the voters on;
lAey guaranteed new confidence with
none to build upon;
With fEaud and threats ,'nd lyiaS and
. boast of other crimes,
They induced" the dear dsar people -
to vote gold standard til1es.
'Giye us more protection" cried Mark
Han IA 10 Tia, masses,
And with their votes he fgares to aid
the money classes;
With pertidy and treachery Mark, was
Feady betimes
To bind and gag the people with these
hard gold standard times.
"All the wheels of commerce will move
with rapid PAGES"
Says the goldbug &c she voter, III YOU
will give us the race"
Prosperity and confidence will rain a
shower of dimes
As soon as you vote the gold standard
times"
With the aid of uncle Grover with his
self-sufllcient air,
Mark can work his automatom in the
Presidsptisi chair;
With the aid Of mighty millions from
distant foreign climes
The trustt have forced upon us these
hard gold standard times.
The goldbug Office seekers, once SO
placid, mild and meek,
And the Hannas and Shermans with
their brass and gall and cheek.
Now join the Shylock usurers in rob
Der chorus chimes:
This is what we wauted the money
lender tines
Now note the bus ness wreckage s;nca
the Shylock's gained the day;
From ocean unto ocean, from the Gulf
to Canada,
The blightling curse Of usury our trade
aud commerce dims,
And kills industrial tradc in these gold
standard times
But justice will not always sleep. op-
Pressors fear his sword;
A burdened people yet viii rise and
hurl them overheard;
The virus Of autocracy may do for for
eign climes,
But Freemen here ere long will say.
Good by, gold standard times.
j. G. SToUGHToN.
Rock Valley, Iowa, January 10, 1897.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-12

The black leopard Ia admitted 20 bro
The most savage md intraotabla Of nlf
quadruPeds The horrible black leop-
eId Death. in Eugene Sues "Iyanderl
Ing Jew" who ANS followed nbout bv
0 loathsome Englishinhn. anxious 90 ae,.
him eat his tanner, is,lcclared not 10 be
q scrap overdrawn. lie hates the whole
world and wants To fight IL. to gnaw Il,
TO tear II 10 raglI and spl nters; and
he IL staring. dancing mad because hc
can't get nt the wcrld to DO IL. lie lies
there. heclS hnd deadly. his yellow eyes
nblaze, ready TO pounce on you'll only
those bars suddenly melt nwnyl But
they don't melt and you come no nearer.
Then he ilings himself nt the bars with
yell and fiiea up and down md over
md over about his cage like nothing
but n blnclt Leopard with about 1900
Reidlith powders. Swallowed separately
and snddcnly erer, esclhg all together,
inside him.