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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08

PERSONAL MESros.-Captain Billy
Brown, OF the R. 81. l"raging Hempfeld")
won the cane at the Gaston's Orchard
picnic on the Fourth.
Gov. Mathews will probably return
from Greenbrier the latter part Of this
week. vi
Dr.. John W, Lights, Of claysville, Pa,
is at the Stamm House.
E. g. Cracraft, Esq, has gone East on
pleasure trip.
Col. ]. B. Ford, of Washington City, is
spending q few days with old time friends
in the Nail City.
Mrs. Frank Little, formerly Of Wheel
ing, is among her friends here again.
Mr.. Ben. Griffith, an old and worthy
citizen Of Bridgeport, goes West with his
family in q few days.
Measrs. Geo. W. Hannah and Charles
Davis, Of the Hinge Factory, have gone
East to spend few weeks with friends.
Miss Mary L. Good, one OF the young
lady graduates OF the Public Schools, re-
turned to her home at Oakland, Md, on
Saturday.
Mr.. Charley Moenkemoeller, an ex-
perienced druggist, will to-day assume
charge Of the Roberts drug store, in Gem
tire Wheeling. Mr.. Hugh Roberts will
succeed Mr.. Moenkemoeller ut Mr.. Chris.
Schnepf' Is drug store.
tSMrs. Hull Quarter is spending the
summer at Atlantic City.
Judges Raymond and Jackson, Of the
Supreme Court, left for home on Satur-
day eyening,and Judges Green and Moore
will 20 to-day.
Rev. Father Kreuseh returned from
Baltimore on Saturday.
Among the late arrivals at Oakland we
notice the names Of Harry Mcclure and
A. s. List.
We understand that Mr.. Chas. Burdette
Hart Is now in our county, in company
with his father.in.law, Morgan L. OF,
Esq, Of Wheeling, and Mr.. Johns, OF the
same place, brother.in.law Of Mr.. OFT.
The gentlemen, we understand, expect 10
spend few weeks at Towards Lick, In
Hardy county.-Romney lntelligeneer.
Messrs. Morgan OF, James Cummins,
John Birch, Charles Senseney, DR.. Will.
Bates, Geo. Swift and G. B. Hart (of
Washington, are fishing on the South
Branch Of the Potomac.
General Jim Ewing has gone to Wash
ington and secured position as clerk in
the War Department. We understand
that there were several hundred appli-
cants for the position, but the General
carried off the prize.
Messrs. Lawrence and Charley schenck
have gone to Chicago on trip in which
business and pleasure are combined.
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THE CouRn.-supREME CouRT OF
APPEAIs--Judess Green, Moore, Raymond
and JokaSoR.-The Supreme Court met on
Saturday at noon, pureuant TO adjourn
ment. The following business was dis
posed Of;
Writ Of error was allowed in State va
B. & o. R. r. Co., from Mineral county
Bank Of the Ohio Valley Va. ]. q. Lock,
wood ct al, from the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling. Opinion by Raymond. Judg'
ment affirmed.
State Of West Virginia vs.. B. s. Comp,
ton, Richie county. Opinion by Hay.
mond. Judgment affirmed.
E. Marling, ST., vs.. John Robrecht et
al; Municipal Court Of Wheeling. Opin.
ION by Raymond. Reversed and remand
ed.
Joseph Helm vs.. Judge Of the Circuit
Court Of Mason county; petition for writ
Of prohibition; opinion by johnson. Writ
Of prohibition awarded.
Keystone Bridge Company We. Lewis
summersof Kanawha county; opinion by
Green; decree affirmed.
Milhollen's administrator vs.. John
Rice and others; Monroe county; opinion
by Green; decree affirmed.
Leonard sayre ct al. vs. James Canter.
berry ct al; KanAwha county; opinion by
Moore; appeal dismissed. -
J.Grifin RAIDER ct al. vs.. @. A. Neal 81
al; Greenbrier county; opinion by Moore
reversed and remanded.
Fleming Adam w. Holt Gilmer coun-
ty. Motion for rehearing overruled.
Adjourned to first day OF next term,
which will be held at Charlestown, JEFF
ierson county, beginning on the frat Wed.
nesday in August.
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SAVING sToNE.-Few people who see
in some Of our best improved streets, nice
smooth pAyements, made Of sAWn stone,
are aware Of the fact that we have within
our corporatelimis 8 factory where these
stone are made, and still fewer perhaps
have any idea Of how The work is done.
Some time since the old saw mill 10 the
Eighth Ward, owned by Capt. Andrew
Wilson, was leased and converted into q
stone saw mill. The old ways upon which
pine logs were once drawn up are now
used with their machinery for hauling
up from boats huge blocks Of stone. An
immense crane which stands on the
river front Of the mill, which
Is worked by steam power, picks
up the huge blocks weighing from
four to six tons, laying them on a
car which is then pushed under saw
gate "a 1t is called, fifteen feet long and
eight feet wide, 10 which . mum.
Der Of saws are made fast by
means Of iron keys. These saws
are simply thin bars Of iron three
inches wide aud one eighth Of an inch
thick, and differ from wood cutting saws
in that they have no teeth, but are
smooth on The edge, The saw frames,
of which there are two, are adj
Unstable by means Of weights attach.
ed, and are easily raised or lower
ed. When the saws are set 10 the gauge
for the proper thickness Of the slabs to
be cut, the great blocks are wheeled I'M.
der them, the frames are lowered and the
machinery started. The saws have q
longitudinal motion Of fifteen inches each
way, and make seyenty-tWo strokes per
minute.
These toothless saws are made to cut
by putting loose sand under their edges,
upon which water Is constantly dripping
from tank above. The rate oil pro-
gress in the work Of saving depends upon
the quality OF the stone. That which Is
known as free stone can be cut at the
rate Of SO inches in depth per day, while
hard close grained stone cannot be cut
more than half that depth. OF the lat.
ter stone there is very superior quality
found in quarry north Of the Top
Mill and about one hundred and fifty
feet above the coal vein. II is very fine,
close grained, entirely free from sulphur,
and Of very bright color when sawed.
In durability and capacity for 6ue fnish
the Wheeling stone Ia not surpassed by
similar stone 10 be found anywhere;
Quite lot Of window sills and caps,
steps, hearthstones aud three.inch Gag.
ging for pavemenls can be seen at the
mill, and they are fine specimens. The
general finish Of sawed stone Is much
superior to anything that can be done
with the chisel, and Is besides much
cheaper. This new institution meets a
want in our midst, and we hope to see
our builders and citizens generally who
require any work that comes within the
puryiew OF these works recognize home
manufacture.
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"MoRE sPERRITs.p-0ur readers will
recollect that during the year 1877 the
IEIE1LIgEsoER exploded certain myste.
rious actions Of so.called spirits alleged
10 have taken place at the residences Of
one McComas and one Duvall, at what is
known as Mountain View, In Belmont
county, Ohio. Since that time but little
In q spiritualiStic way has taken place
over the river until recently.
Not long since . young lady residing
over the river, in the county Of Belmont,
whose head was certainly not Of the level.
est nature, acted in such manner as to
DEFY the narrow minds OF those surround.
ing her to solve the problem as to
her ailment, she appearing to DO In
good health. Her disorder became
worse and worse; the astonishment
OF her friends and relatives became more
and more astonishing, and the solving Of
the problem rs to what was really the
matter with the young lady, being too
copious for the diminutive comprehen.
sions Of Witnesses TO her strange actions,
the cry Of "speerIts," "speerits," was at
once raised. This resulted In exciting
much comment, and in the course Of
events she was even said 10 be controlled
by an evil spirit; to be exercised by the
devil; to have Incorporated into the com.
ponent parts Of her human form divine
that which did not belong to earth. So
the stories Of the phenomena hoated
around, and the superstitious people sur
rounding the victim OF q strange hallu-
cination, recommended one thing and an.
other. The parents OF the girl, according
10 popular superstitious belief, placed q
plane, a saw, a mallet and Bible under
her pillow while she slept at night But
this did not effect cure. Then another
remedy, that Of shooting silver bullet,
moulded from q genuine trade dollar,
through q picture Of Satan, was tried.
But this did not effect cure; the girl
was still exercised. Then was tried an
other superstitious belief, that Of putting
copper cent in basin Of water, and
washing the face Of the disordered girl
with the water. But this did not effect q
cure; the girl was still exercised. And 80
we might enumerate to the extent Of
columns, the different cures tried on this
unfortunate victim Of hallucination. But
cure was not effected. The girl was
still exercised. Finally, all things having
been tried that we're deemed eficacious, o
physician was sent for. He appeared
at the bedside OF the uniortun-
ate creature. He inquired her all
ment, and being, as the story
goes, sort OF fanatic, be recommended
q severe sousing in a tub Of cold water.
Then he recommended that she be put TO
bed, that her head be allowed to project
from the bedside, that water be poured
upon her head, that it be poured in one
place, and be kept on pouring until the
spirit Of the devil with which she was
exercised became absorbed in fair, as 1t
were. One day after, the girl gave in,
acknowledged the devil had disappeared,
he was no longer visible, and thus went
up the spout, SO to speak, q veritable
spiritualistic sensation, such as would
have caused the initiated 10 have their
"'air stand on hends like quilts upon
fretful porcapine." s'f
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MISTAKEN PoncY.-To neglect ones
health and premonitory symptoms Of dis.
ease until some disorders Is fastened up
on you which cannot be removed. II you
have Bowel Complaint, attend to 1t at
once-ii DysenterY or Diarrhaa, be sure
and not let it run into chronic state.
The best remedy to keep on hand for the
disorders Of the Summer season, is Law.
sons Curative. It corrects all derange.
ments Of the stomach, and regulates the
whole system so that disease cannot get
hold which the Curative will not coun.
teract. We can confidently recommend
the Curative, having from our own ex-
perience seen lis effects in a large num-
Der Of cases. cod.
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orden and inquiries for PRICES sole.
tied from DEALERS ONLY. les
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CINCINNATI. July 6.-Cotton-Quiet and
firm at II 1Sc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged,
Wheat-Good demand at full prices; new
Milwaukee 70s90c. Corn--Dull at 40a42c
oats-steady at 27a30c. Rye-In fair de
mand at 56a561<c. Barley-steady and un.
changed. Pork-Dull 50 75a10 90. Lard
Outlet; current make at 1915, kettle Tx
Ike. Bulk Meats-Dull and dropping
shoulders 45Sc, short RIB $545 cash, IS 90
buyer July, short clear S. IS. Bacon
Quiet at $5 81 15a5 75a6 05a6 25a6 so. But
ter-steady and in fair demand for choice;
fancy creamery zoe, choice Western Re.
serve 10a12c; Central Ohio 10c. Linseed
oil-Quiet OF 50a5Sc. Whisky-Demand
fair and market firm at 81 05. r
HoGs-Dull and prices o shade lower;
common S. 50a3 so, light s. S0a4 90, pack
ing.s4 00a4 20, butchers "a S0a4S6.
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In BALDYEss Oh A DEFICIENCY OF
Hair exists, or u the hair Is gray, dry or
harsh, the natural youthful color can be re.
stored by using "London Hair Color Be.
storer," the most delightful article ever in.
troduced to the American people for In.
creasing It's growth, restoring It's natural
color, and at the same time lovely hair
dressing and beautitier. II Is totally differ.
ent front all others; not sticky or gummy,
and free from all impure Ingredients that
render many other articles obnoxious; in
fact It is exquisitely perfumed, and 80
clearly and elegantly prepared as to make
It lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
J.A. TYSEs, a PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
Wilson, N. c., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling out, and
got yeY thin and turned gray; but after
using HLondon Hair Color Restorer'' the
scalp became healthy, the hair stopped
falling, the color was restored, and Is now
growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, 70 cents q bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main Depot for the q. g., $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
Logan, List 4 Co, Wheeling. eod4w
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PHILADELPHIA. July .e-Flour-steady
and active; superfine 50 50a3 90, extra s. o.
al 90, Minnesota family $425a5 so, high
grades IS 50a6 30. Wheat-Dull; red s64
aS1 10, amber 81 GOAL 05, white 81 1856
ia. Corr-Dull; yellow 44c, mixed 43lfc
oat-steady; white western 54a56c. Pro.
yisioDs-Quiet. Pork-$l0 25a10 so. Bee
Sweet picked hams II 11fa121fc, picked
9ISai0c, green Ease. Lard-Easier; butch
ers 65Ia7c, city kettle 71fa7Gc. Butter
New York State and Bradford county
Pa, extra 14a16c, Western Reserve 16l
100. Eggs-Dull; western 9al0c. Cheese
Dull. Petroleum = Dull; refined 10Hc
crude skas1Sc. Whisky-Steady; western
81 %.
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! + x! 9. WEYNAN, Halter s s. Eighth ST.,

LIVER 1s KNG.-The Liver Is the impe.
rial organ Of the whole human system, a
It controls the life, health and happiness
OF man. When tis disturbed In its proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the nGtu.
raj result. The digestion Of food, the
movements Of the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings OF The Liver. It has been sue
cessfully proved that Green's August
Flower Is unequGlled In curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com,
plant, and al the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition Of
the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles 10
Try, 10 cents. Positively sold In all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that Il Is Just what you want
eod&W
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I. NOT ssssllsa By any sstlhu,hnsntNI. within hun
j. o..risse ana WSon Manufacturer VIII and II
N their interest % give him q eall. ia, ~
Al.o on hama, LAND PLASTER Of Iugss5aIoi
pSdp. .
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Chleago Ca1lle market.
CH1oAeo, Julye .-The Drupers, Jo,lrlal

UHIuAau, Julyb.-IheLTVpeFs JotlFHu
Hoas-Receips 1880, shipments $500
Market opened strong but quickly dropped
back TO old rates. Heavy sold at 81 90
Light s. 90a4 90, mixed s. S0a3 90.>
CArTLE-Receipts $50. shipments $500
Supply light and market unchanged; ship
ping sold at 81 10a5 40; feeders s. 20a4 90;
butchers slow, COWS S2s0a3 90; bulls 50 Of
az 40; Texans So 60a3 80.
SHRRP-Receipts 20, shipments $50. Mod
crate shipping demand at IS 00aS 40.
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PAUL HELLER aud Tom Spears com.
menced fighting In the Eighth Ward on
Saturday, but having the fear Of the West
Virginia Law in such csses made and
provided before their eyes, adjourned to
the Buckeye State and had II out In reg
ular rough and tumble style. This would
have been considered as a very wise pro.
ceeding by the people Of our city II the
combatauis had succeeded, like the Kills
kenny cats, in chewing each other up.
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ParcE AND Ho1rsc1Aw.-Albert Price
and james Holteclaw were examined by
Justice Mix on Saturday, in the police
court room, on a charge Of receiving
stolen goods and aiding and abetting the
sale Of the same. Messrs. Dovener and
Cractait appeared for the defendants,
The examination resulted in the dis
change Of Holtsclaw, but Price was re-
handed for trial in default Of s., 600 bail
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 6.-wheat-Firmer; am
Der Michigan spot 81 OF, seller July 94c
seller August 96c, No. red winter 81 90
No. 2 do seller July Gle, No. 8 red at $50
asked, SEC bid, rejected Tic. Corn-Firm
high mixed 80 Nc, No 2 spot seller July al
800, seller August 39Kc, seller September
exc, rejected S7lfc, damaged held at SIC
3Skc bid. oats-Nrm; No. 2 at 26c, Mich
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FOR UrwARDs OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow'S Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. Il corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves Rind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentey and diorrh1al
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% osn. a bottle. d4w
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Dry GoodB.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Business quiet, but
buyers are beginning to arrive for the great
trade sale OF 10000 packages OF flannel.
which will commence Wednesday next
Cotton goods quiet, except cotton aannels
brown sheetings and grain bags, which are
In fair demand for shipment by canal
Mems wear woolens moving slower,
Kentucky Jeans In fair request
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-Parker Hall was
well filled last night. G. W. Bags pre-
sided and spoke. Mr.. Nichols, of Ohio
also made an address.
On Saturday evening MIR. ]. Kemple
delivered an address 10 the temperance
people at Mozart Hall. The Ladies' Tenn,
perance Band met and held meeting on
Sunday afternoon. There were three
signers TO the pledge. There will be 9
meeting on Thursday evening.
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THAT shower last night was welcome,
1t was not absolutely needed in the coun'
try, but It was welcomed in town as q
harbinger Of cooler atmosphere. For
be it recorded here, that yesterday
was one Of the warmest II not tie warm.
est, days Of the season. Mercury was ur
to S6o above zero, which is pretty high,
considering. Atleastit is not considered
comfortable at that point.
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PIsoAroR1A1.-Dr. will. Bates and
Messrs. George Swift and Charles Sense
ney are spending few weeks in piscsto'
rial pleasures on the South Branch Of the
Messrs. WIN. s. Phipps, Louis serig,
John Emery, John Moore and Elijah
Weekly went down TO Baresville on
Saturday, to put in six or eight weeks Of
good, solid fishing.
The Nail City Fishing Club will sum-
mer at Suffers Landing, 20 miles below
here. They go down on the Courier to-
morrow.
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JUSTICE PHIL11pa-His Honor Judge
Phillips, Of the Supreme Court Of Clay
district, disposed Of the following bust
ness on Saturday:
Mrs. Sarah Ritter was held in the sum
Of 500 to be Of good behavior for the
period Of one year, upon complaint filed
by Chris. Wooster, who deposed that said
defendant did, with malice pretense, ere
ate tumult and disorder on the Glorious
Fourth Of July-or words to that effect
Mary Miller was before the honorable
Court upon the same charge, and held in
like sum.
Sarah Melborn was charged with per-
sonally abusing her sister, Catharint
Melborn. The balm Of Gilead was $50
for six months.
August Miller was up for threatening
TO kill his wiie-and on the Fourth, too
BE was sent to Jail for one year, in de-
fault Of q bondsman.
George Naubie was held in 500 to
keep the peace for ak months, on q
charge Of assaulting Frank Kallot.
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SINCE several of the saloonists were
fined the early part Of last week for sell
ing on Sunday, the fraternity were scary
yesterday, and the consequence was thai
good many Of the boys were skipping
around the alleys last night, looking in
vain for something for their stomach's
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ipoIlor Counr-Judqe 0anmer.

POLlUE COUKI-JIuYe WuEINItT.
His Honor disposed Of the following
cases on Saturday;
John Rodgers, not the man who was
burned at the stake some years since, and
Andrew Baker, Fourthwarder, were up
for kicking up row in an East Wheel.
ing saloon. The case against Rodgers was
dismissed, but Baker was required to
pay a fine Of 50 and costs.
James Hurley put up S. and costs on
the strength Of q charge Of tumult and
disorder filed against him.
Henry schway was up for selling
liquor on Sunday. The case was con.
tinued on account Of the absence Of i'm
portant Witnesses.
Geo. Naber had neighborly row with
Frank Kallott, and was fined Sc and costs
for assault. Paid.
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A WARRANT has been issued by the
Clerk Of the Mpnjeipal Court for BENZ
Exley, who IL charged With violation
In the ordinance In feleton to the pre-
yention and extinguiahment Of fires.
Fire Warden Carpenter made the com.
plaint, III
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crscrSsArr, July 7.-Riyer 0 feet 8
inches and failing. Fair and hot, Ar
riyed-Teleph Pittsburgh; Mary Eliz-
abetb, Covi1gton; Andy Baum, Memphis;
Golden Crown and Thos. Sherlock, New
Orleans, Depasted-Mary Miller, ST.
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TRANSFERS. OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were
admitted to record in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court, Saturday.:
Deed dated June 5, 1878, made by Stone
Church Cemetery Association to james
Buchanan, for one lot in said cemetery
Sl3 35.
Deed made by ]. A. Holiday and wife
to w.A.Winesburg, for lot in the Eighth
Ward, with improvements thereon; ST.
600.
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TIE police raideda well known house
Of ill.iame on Saturday night As the in.
mates Of the rancho generally less up,
and pay their bills, Il e hardly probable
that any Of them will e before the police
court this morning.
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BURNING sMoKE.-We witnessed, on
Saturday, the operation Of a contrivauce
for consuming smoke which has been at
tached to the furnace Of the toWboat @.
W. Hornbrook. The principle upon
which it operates 10 that OF the steam
syphon. Hollow Threads OF one and a
half inch gas pipe are inserted at inter
walls OF foot in the Ere front, barely pass
ing through the metal. A line of half
inch pipe connected with the boilers pass.
es along the T-heads, and into each Of
them . Jet pipe the hole in which is about
an eighth Of an inch in diameter. These
lets are connected with the line Of steam
pipe. when steam in the boilers Is raised
10 a working capacity valve is opened
and steam injected. This creates very
powerful current OF air through the
Theads and above the fuel in
the furnace, completely oxidizing the
rising smoke and causing tito be almost
entirely consumed. The flame Of the fire
Is also driven far back under the boilers
by the powerful current Of air, thus ap.
plying The heat to much greater surface
ofthe boiler and generating steam very
rapidly. Mr.. Hornbrook seemed TO be
much pleased with the experiment. To
show US the operation infull, the steam
was turned of and fresh fuel was thrown
into the furnace. Immense clouds Of
smoke rolled out Of the chimneys in the
usual manner. Steam was then turned
on, and in half minute the smoke was
reduced to minimum, scarcely any be-
ing visible. Mr.. Hornbrook informed
US that he can now use successfully very
Indifferent kind Of slack, whereas hereto.
fore, nothing but good coal would an.
swer.
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AMAp dog created q sensation on Main
street, between 1lth and 18th, on satur'
day. Or at least everybody said u was q
genuine case Of hydrophcbia. The dog
o dead.
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A HEALTHY and refreshing summer
drink may be made by adding water to I
little sugar and Prusslng's Apple Vine
gar. H