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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
IMPORTANT CUEsrlcns.

nesdcr, bsyc yon eanght colby Are you en-.
eeie 10 rslss the rhler-tn |, Have you al irriis-
uoo in the hreety sense OF oppression on
the lungs, with shot breathf DO you have a
ut oIsoughins ON fling aoSn A sharp pain
now and then 1.-THE region Of the heart, Shout.
ders and back.. II SO, our Advice . take Is
once dose OF Tufts Expectorlni; yoI viii soon
Dc able to raise the phicgm. In an hour repeal
thc Expeciorant place ah0t Iron TO the feet, lake
two OF TUFTS Pills. You win s00f fell Into 4
pleasant sle.p and l,saks, up IN the morning,
cough sonet Lungs working freely; easy breath
Ing. aud The bowels moving In |. nat:iraim manner.
10 prevent a fetuFh of thcee symptoms nss the
Expectcrent several days.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
Il II +; Il o - ~
Double Buggy.

I'VE Oppenheim Double 81 rgy. ciangeabie
IN moment by one motion of lie hand
e"'n uea' handsome single 20 double seated
four passenger Bugg'e Bostnn "J.nrsal ~
Commerce says: I'VE prsdic, for this vsina.
ple Double h0ggy sale unequsied Ia the his-
'iory Of Carriage improvements
Seieaiihc Amelicn1' saJs Sore In time
- 10 suFe'sede Al other shifjng sea's
Introduced By II II CarSIeadon,
OF heystr Nincral County. Descriptive Ciicu-
airs ffceto all
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

Illustrated f1oral Guide.
beautiful work OF loo Pages, ore Coiored
Flower Plate, aud 500 illustrations, Niih u.-
seripticns OF the best Flowers ani Vegetables.
with price OF seeus, and howro grow them. All
Tor hive Cent Stamp In Eaglish or German
icks Seeds are the beet 10 the
motid Five Cecis Tor postage will euy Tia
Floral Guide. telling how.to yet them.
The Flower aud Vegetable Garden. lr5 r..
ges' Six Colored Plates, aud many hundred En-
grnsiogs. For 90 cents in pnper covers. 81 90
In elegant cloth. 10 German OF English.
;, 'Vrk's illustrated Monthly Magsrine"-37
reRcs' Cc!ored Plate in every number aud
nary fine Engravings Price Sl.a5 Year
Five Copies for 50 Specimen Numbers sc 4,
Tor 10 cents trial copies Tor Is cents
Address, JAMES VjCK.
Ru hester n Y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

nr. whittier. orTittssrrsa,r ~.
tits veil known hes for many year. stood n, rho
hesd OF the profession In hi, specially, all csroute
ana oood diseases, nervous pro.trstlon ana all dis
s'trous consequences. Zoe his eGr,i in apo;hsr Cd.
uinn. Read his works aud judge Tor yeun.M.
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baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Clinton Loigc. M. al. a. Fk A, NJ. meets
IN The srd Friday 10 each mouth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

Toe :6th session of the Baltimore
N. /. Conference closed or "Wednesday
night Last. We observe that the Rev. G.
l. Young. is sent to Union Grove circuit
near Cumberland, and Rev. II. p. West
succeeds him here. rho Conference Of
the NJ. d. Church South. also closed it,
session at Front Royal on the night of
the 9Th inst Revs. G. a. Joyce, returns
70 this place S. w. Haddaway, to
Noorefcld L. G. Vandiver to Spring
h'id and ". X. Marshall to Stanton
Circuit.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
Had terr.sIe N,cHT swrAra.

Dr. TUT SRI hsvc been san ING for nearis t~o
Sssrs WITH = sevsro cough Whe, oosnmencod a.
Anu s.kteen poancs AZ wsisht. lad tr,sd airnost
Sv1irry,mag; hAd terrhle right swssis Ihave tak.n
nAit os1sn bott,c> The night suosts have LIFT ma
the cocxh has disippcared. and nSse s.nsd ,tss1
pv.n1e IA fi,s1. rccapf,tcniit TO all uy fr,cnds
Wit1grcat rcsicct, OLIVIER lIGx
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Eetatf,.has, laon

Estahfish~tf 800.
GILMORE & CO., Attorneys az Lau
essees,er. TO Cz,.pr,xu. Es.,aat L 20
800 z Street, Washington, D. c.
y American and Foreign Fateu,s. }
Patents procured In all crur RIGS No Frrs IN
AbvAseE No shurgs unless the patent Ia
er.nted ,ses for making preliminary sxaial
Gases before The Psrsnt Ui!cs Erten.ieus he
fore Congress, Infringement Suits ~ diG., 81.
Isa. or i r",s ~ ls sss arpss'a,nne to i.,.s
or SIXTY PAGES.
United States Courts and Do,artmente
Claims prosecuted ia Tbs Supren, t,uiir, of Ia.
United states, Court of CiaiH.s Court oft ,onHis
slossrs " Alabama Claims. southern Claims
Commission. aud all Iiasscs II gar claims b.for,
me E1ecuuvJ Departments.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty,
OSfiCenS, sulc'aNs. aud sAuHRs ~ m Err
war. OF thei: hvirs. are In mHny eyIitl-d TO
money from tdstjO, VrHment, of which they hsvy
no knowieGzc. Writ. fan history . sprrce as.s
state amount OF ray aud bpnuiy r.srv.d IN.
close stamp 'Hid IHi reily, after s4stniua Tor
WIZ he g'T"i J"a ~
Pensions
All oYYicsus soi.pixus sud s,uous w,,u...s
ruptureL, or injured ia the LATE w;,r, bsw"yei
slightly, can obtain I,v SIM, l,rps now reesiv.
stamp ana tnf'r"riiOu viii br fursis,ed Tree.
Ciaimhnt,, whose attorneys have been suc
sniorma'io" and proper papers Ou application u
As we charge no lee uuiess sucrssS.JI. slanp.
sor return postage sbOnld he srntu s.
United States deLeral Land once.
Contested Laud iDes, Private I.and CiIalns
raning Presumption sod OnV-tsad Asses pros,
euted D. Tore the usi ~ II I..,ud Office aud Dcpare
ment OF the Interior
Old Bounty Land Warrants. =
WspAy cash for tbym Where assignments ara
tnPerfect We gige Instructions to perfect them
Ean Contractors arsI others.
We act as attorneys for such In procuring eon
pacts MAILING collections, negotiating loans, ara
Offending 70 all business coH1dsl 10 Us
Liberal arrangements Hiads with ATTORNEYS N
All classes Of business.
Address GILMORE & CO.,
=. U. Box 80. Washington. y. q
WlsntsGTos, -. e., EupsBtJ>r ~, 1sJe.
Il lake pleasure 10 expressing mv,enttrs coma
dence tn the rsst'oHsfbifng aud Gfeiiiy Of the
Law, Patent aHd CsllVeuVH House Of GiLNons
Go, Of this city.
GEO. IT, 49, WHITES
Goashtsv olfss Me- saai Kstrs Vofitas Baatl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

The poituic Beit Co.. liur.haH, Mica.
VIII send their celebrated Electro voltaic
Belts to The rfflicted utor 30 DAYS trial. Spec.
dy cures guaranteed. They mesn wbs. the,
say. Write to them without delsy. March ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
The Lands,

ia The bills and proceedings In said causes men.
TONED, or 80 much thereof as may he necesse-
~, viz. tho
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
a MEWspAPER PUa. wpIrra,

- .,,--s yfhcs, kssning News. AnsossA, Ca
1T TUT: Dear Sir-My ittls eoa. vas siIscksd
sitn pn-am9usa last winssv. wh.sn Isf him wish :
votc5t cough. trAt lasted tn within faonth siros
tor eSs euro VI rnish ana ndebted tuyuur vaiasbic
AxpsetSrapt hac trisfnaoss every thing vecs.nss
nr"ndod out nnns dtt good until usod your N
~ ,nnts nns oottic OF which rs.toved the eourh
entirely. with MANY thsnks. am ypurs truly,
.fOli'S NJ Rp,U =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

HARDY AND llAMPsHIRE.-We learn
that sometime.in February two OF the
leading men OF Grassy Lick, Hampshire
county. @. Timbrook and a. IL. Powell.
challenged like number from the Bean
Settlement to a discussion of tho
question, whether "The benefit derived
from the public schools justified The
expenditure OF tue money they had cost
the State The Bean Settlcm MT
was represented by MIR. S. G. Marshall
and Mr.. G. W. IIawsc, who championcd
the affirmative. The debate came off
a: Grassy Lick Run, on the 23rd of
February. Fifteen Of the largest tax
payers and most substantial men Of the
neighborhood were called, rs n Jury.
from which each side struck or four.
leaving a commission OF seven 20 sit II,
Judgment upon the question at Issue
The subject was thoroughly and. exhaus-
lively argued, pro & con. The decision,
unlike that Of the famous electoral
commission. was unanimous in favor of
the affirmative. Thu, Hardy is always
ahead. Try again, gentlemen. 1loore.
field Erdminer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

field and ". X. Marshall to Staunton
Circuit
IhE CIRCUIT Court -JUDoE ARM
STRONG sitting-has been pretty indus.
trlous'y engaged. Tho Grand jury
found numerous indictments, two Of
winch for grand larceny, agaip.s Robert
and Samuel Sims, brothers. have becn
tried; Robert Sims convicted and term
OF imprisonment in the penitentiary fixed
nj wv" years, and Samuel Sims acquitted.
Inc Caron Springs case was argued and
sur united 10y His Honor, Judge Dobbin.
OF Baltimore, and Holmes Conrad. of
Winchester. A number of foreign coun.
SCI havo been Lere during the term.
Judge Dobbin, Holmes Conrad, A. r.
fendleton. r. NJ. Reynolds, George T..
Price and Q. ". Daley, Esquires.
The action of Hall u.s. McCoole. Va
norSdal! and Day, for written SANDER.
was tried on Tuesday and Wednesday.
and on yesterday, the jury rendered a
verdict for the defendants, on merely
technical grounds. The excellent and
honorable character Of the plaintiff was
1u!ly vinGica'ed, ond tue reruta,ion Of
'hSrses previously az 4inst him was
complete. The jury signed paper in
complimentary terms. which Mr.. Hall
las tho satisfaction OF holding. ns nm
expression ofGood feeling and favorable
opiAion.-CoM.
MIR. Henry c. Houser, has purchased
The new dwelling-house, opposite the
'ourt-houae, IN this place, OF Mr.. John
NJ Snyder.
MI John s. Pancake returned on
Wednesday last, from his western trim.
Having visited portions Of Nebraska
aAf Colorado, he expresses himself az
perfectly satisfied. in fact thinks it. is
''e c"''"tcy, anil, We suppose, his aivice
viii nc, Go west young @an, 90 west"
In wheeling on tbs evening of The
ON INST, about twenty prisoners oonfn.
'' IN The workbonse mutinicd, and at.
''ck'ns the guard escaped from custody.
During The lttack>several Of the prison,
'rs handled Frank Mcsherry. one of
'he guard, pretty roughly, and in self
defense lie pulled revo,er and fred.
'he ball missing his assailants and strik.
lHE PalHe& Daily, prisoner, who was
t'it'ns no part in the fight. in the abdo-
men killing bin instantly. The attack
ing prisoners escaped unlurt
a LAEGE CoNTRACT.-u il stated
ilat Messrs. Henry G.. Davis & Co.
Ut Piedmont, W. Va, have secured from
foreign firm contract for one million
'rot Of white oak lumber at an advance
or NIFTY per cent. over last years prices.
'hs lumber Is TO be delivered az Alex.
'"ir'a and Baltimore for shipment,
Eliiors ali unite in asking Ellison TO
invent q style Of newspaper columns
mat will enable each separate advcrti-
ser 10 have space next to the reading
matter. and a. The top of the column.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
ROMNEY MARKET.

RomNEY, March Il, 1880.
Reported weekly by J. II. G. Pancake
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

Good deeds pan out better than good
Intentions.
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DR.. j. E. HAYWOOD.
q New York, voluntarily lndorses II.
READ WHAT NJ aANa

At ICiI Scs 70 r>pI L. is-7
Ssss OF iailx see-es In tss liver w.rts 90 a.,
: sns ?. - refe o. ssry sa-rEe to. II Vas
fna eonfsss nay sar.s.ss Al ia wondsriai power.
D@f1ng prHu~s Of twsnty yeasx. have r,sr~x
known mcdienle TO seA AZ srotip(s And w,th .r.s
e.yt{ sheste IL tnst<nsx subd,st the moe s.oIsrs
~ % ScoSnnx, and lav.tiaoy care- the disease u,
t.r a.s.s ehserihils iaaSrss - a. tho bsss lanS
J. FRANCIS uAyvoon ~
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Real Estate,

40 said county, ascertained In the Report OF
Commissioned Parsons iled ia said cause Of
Moore W Mcdonald, 40
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subject 70 Market fluctuations
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

h'iiors oil unite in asking Ellison to
went style Of newspaper columns
mat will enable each separate advcrti-
'er 10 have a space next to the reading
matter. and a. the top of the column.
There's millions in n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

Mr. Henry G.. Houser, has purchased
ne new dweliing-house, opposite the
'ourt-house, IN this place, OF Mr., John
NJ Snyder.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

q dangerous counterfeit is in circu.
''''on' 1t IS a silver dollar. partially,
y IS sad composed Of block tin. IL is
"'' '''ee'oi by acids, aud has tic ring
~ genuine silver. r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

The Grand 10 lgc Of Knights of Hon.
pr OF Yves; Virginia, meets at Martins.
.i'S' on Monday next. Hon. II. e. Nc.
W hc1ler, or Charleston, Kanawha eoun.
~ IS Grand Dictator for the State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-17

nNlt or two single gentlemen can be accommodated
" with II comfortable furnished front room and
good board permanently, at 1891 Eighth 81 W; du-
picate number; references. jal0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-17

auditor In re Catherine r. Koch, guardian; re-
port ofspeoial auditor filed. In re- estate D llenze;
ndministratrlx ordered TO give additional bond of
$500 In re estate James S. Edwards j. saville
appointed administrator; bond $4,000 In re
estate John J.. Hood letters Of administration
issued to William H. Beck; bond $500 In re estate
Charles +, HcrTingi Lizzie M. Herring appointed
administrators; bond $500. In re estate J.
George 1rucsdcll 70, file second account;
aadministrntog bond 500. In re estate William u.
Barrett proof OF publication filed. In re estate
Richard Cruit, jr.; continued to January %, In re
estate II. II. lindcrmun Emily Linderman ap-
pointed misunderstanding bond $500. In re estaieJohn
Sheriden order republication. In re estate George
Schlctl; inventory of personal estate (SlOd85( re-
turned. In re Bessie NJ. Corwine; referred to
Bertram Zeyerly to take testimony touch
ing the exceptions of Richard NJ. Corwme.
IN re estate George H. Cartwright assent of heirs TO
the appointment Of William l.. Cartwright, admin
isuator; bond, 5000. In re estate Frances Mohun;
inventory of personal estate (sl,S7615) returned.
In re estate OF Alexander Moore; Inventory of per-
sonal estate (slD20) returned tn re estate d. NJ,
Grccni third account of executor approved and
passed. In re Ann Virginia: second account OF
guardian approved aud passed
CRIMINAL COURT CHlEF-J USrICE CARTTER.-John
Wheeler, assault on Garrett Denhnm; appeal With
drawn, and fine of $50 aud costs imposed in the
Police court paid. Reuben Johnson, assault on
Hattie Moss not guilty. Martin Muhoney, assault
ON Thomas Bennett pleaded guilty. fined $50 and
costs Jury excused until Monday next Charles
Meyers, assault; n uOllp pros, entered
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-17

Mrs Mackay, wife of the famous California
millionaire, is continually nibblng at leases Of
grand London houses, but the agents never
succeeded in hooking her The latest bite
was at Sir Dudley Marjorbauks, in Park lane.
The price was 100000 for the remainder Of
l06.ycar lease, twenty Of which have expired.
1t was not tho money that kept my Lady
Bonanza from taking it over las they say in
the Bankers Daughter'), and my informant
cannot tell me what the reason is. Some OF
the bueblooded aristocracy of Hyde Park
Corner, he thinks, might take Il delight in
snubbing tho Bonanzas. l don't know why
they should My Paris friends speak admir-,
ingly of them; but sometimes blood can find
no other way Of satisfying its Jealousy of cap.
ital than by giving money the cut direct.
There IL, however, plenty Of good society
which would open wide its portals to tho
Mackays Look ut the Freaks (builders,
think they werc), of Keusington. They have
a royalty on their visiting-list. 1t was easily
done-an enormous subscription to big pub
lie scheme, in the success of which royalty
was interested. Mrs. Mackay need not be
afraid her silver keys will open most of the
doors she would care to enter in London
I0u10u letter.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-17

Purchasers at auctions often complain that
"thcy do not know what they buy" On the
other hand, auctioneers may, with equal JUS
tice. complain that they do not always know
what they SELL" and that their ignorance in
this respect may land them in serious diff
culties. In case heard at the Whtchurch
county court on Tuesday, u firm of uuc-
tioneers was sued by money lender for the
amount owing to him By q customer who had
after giving him bill Of sale over all his ef-
iects consigned to the defendants for sale n
number OF cows. The defendants, who wero
unaware of the existence OF the bill of SALE
sold the cows and duly accounted for the pro-
cecds of the sale. The judge, however, held
that the defendants were liable for the plain
tih's claim, and the jury had to return yer.
dict for the amount claimed and costs. They
at the same time expressed their opinion that
ii was very hard that auCtiOneers should be
liable when they had no knowledge whatever
that bill of sale existed and the judge agreed
with them, but said "he was afraid auc-
tionecrs must have the law altered before
they could get any protection" Sales by
auction are, in fact, conducted on the prin'
cplo not only Of casedt eatptOr, but also OF
cGredt reHditOr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-17

BALTIMORE MD.i January 10,
Cotton quiet Mdding l2Ac.
Flour dull aud heavy. Howard street and West
ern superine, 81 75@525; do extra, s. 50@6 %; do
family, 60 Soe7 %; City mills Snperne 75@5 %;
do extra, So bO@G %; do family, S7l7 so; do Rio
brands 81 50@7 rs: Patapsco family, IS 25
Wheut-Southern nominal in absence of receipts;
Western lower and weak, but fnirly active. South
ern red, 81 35Gl IS; do amber, 81 4Oa1 43: No 9
Western winter red, spot and January 81 800:
February, 81 4l4@l l1ss; March, 81 45s49l 457S;
April, 81 iS6ll 49, May, 81 1901 40l4.
COrn-Southern white easier Western lower and
dull. Southern white, Gle; do yellow Csc Western
mixed, spot, January, February and March, 56l66D
564c; April, 56@b6l6c; steamer 5j@l56c.
Oats quiet, but firm Southern. iSGl49c; Western
white. iS@49c; do mixed, 46D47c; Pennsylvania
dSC149c.
Rye duh Mt 03@97c.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, sl761lS per ton.
Provisions easier and in buyers favor. Mes,
pork new, sl4 Bulkmeats-loose shoulders, DC:
clear rib sides 716c do packed. 6l5@73Ic: bacon
shoulders, DC; clear rib sides, SIC hams 1Ol5@llc
lard, SIC.
ButtersteOdy. Prime to choice Western packed
23td 2Sc; roll, lS6l2S.
Eggs dull at li@l5c.
Petroleum dull-Crude, nominal; refined, 79Ic
bid
Coffee steady. Rio cRrgoes, l4@l694c.
Sugar firm. A soft, 9Nc
Whisky dull at 81 ll4d1 u.
trelghls TO Liverpool per steamer dull. Cotton
3-l6d; -four Is Cd; grain, ID
Rcccips--Blour, l.G0O bbls; wheat IS 200 bu
corn $500 bu; oats, 20 bu; rye $50 bu.
hipments-Whcnt, nOne corn, l0i 500 bu.
sGles-Whcat, 6i9lOO bu; corn. 1850 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-17

In choosing between these two roCreations
for the winter evenings we should give should
give our vote in favor of whist 1t IS not such
hard work. You have the luxury of scolding
your partner for bad play. You can charge
the cards with your i'll luck. In chess there
is no soft cushion for the defeated player to
rest upon and forget his sorrows. In this
gamo tho pleasure Of triumph is not so acute
Us the pangs of disaster There is a mental
strain ia it which is not adequately rewarded
When you have inflicted checSmate, what
Of IL? 1t is mighty poor fruit for great deal
of hard thought. The nervous exhaustion Of
chess is one of its worst incidents. The force
which is expended in this direction would
carry one through course of delightful read
ing without any sense of fatigue. There is u
peculiar aggravation about chess. A game
which has been fairly won by the most patient
and laborious combinations is often lost by a
single careless move induced by sheer wear-
ness. We have no desire to reflect upon tho
wonderful beauty of the problems which this
game offers. They are singularly fascinating,
and many Of the situations in chess delight
the intellect with thrill such as certain ex-
quiste poems inspire. But after all is con.
coded there is more work and less play in
chess than any other game which the wit of
man has devised. 1t should not be classified
with the "amusements." 1t is an exercise
aud severe one.-CMcitndH Saturday Night.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Novel Invention.

The idea Of making train lay down and
take up its own rails as IL moves along 10 not q
new one but an interesting real ton of 10
may be witnessed In the Jarln dos Tuilerios
Paris. The system is that Of Clement Adler
The rails OIL either side of the carriages con-
sists Of series of jointed piece. Of rail with
fiat supporting piece they inclose the system
of wheels, passing down over the front aud up
over the end wheels, aud all the wheels have
two hanges to prevent any doalment. In
front the chains Of rail are guided by two dis
tIibuting wheels, which are governed by tho
traction, SO that, on pulling obliquely, right
or left, the endless way automatically follows
the same direction. At the end Of the train,
again, are two takng.up wheels provided
with u diflcrcntal motion to meet the diff.
Guilty of going IN curves, which involves au
extending of the rail on one side and con.
traction of that on the other, so that what.
ever the curve Ito six or seven metres
radius, the way is regularly put down and
lifted. From the mechanical point of view,
one is struck with tho smallness of tho force
required to move q train thus arranged. In
the Jardin des Tuierics the train consists of
three carriages, capable of containing in all
thirty children, and often full. These arc
drawn by two goats, which work thus for
seven hours. The total load is about 1000
kilogrammes. To draw q light weight in
three carriages on ordinary roads would re-
quirc dozen goats, four for each vehicle
(this is the number harnessed to the small
carriages for children In tho Champs ElyseesJ.
The economy of carriage, then, is incon-
testible. The normal speed Is four to six kilo-
metres per hour The system is, of course
not designed for passenger traffic, but for
goods, aud in many places with bad roads or
mono might be very serviceabo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-17
To tnke eject
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT LEO p. NJ.

An Leave Washington;
SS9-B2tm"TS hl!c9it Gty ana Wy statlSps
O'O' TON ExPREsS. on snndays 10 baltimore oniy,
Breakfast at Relay station.
sTSsbnrg hRa my Fredee
and way via Relay ,,,,,,r ,,,.,,,,.,s.,
slo-Point of Rocks, Piedmont, strasburg Wlnches-
ter, Hagerstown and Way stations.
'' AND BAL lin EXPREss. ParioS Car q
New York and Philadelphia .,,
PlTTsBURG EXPRESS. Frederick, Hngers
town and Valley Branch except sunday
clnnai daily. Grafton TO Saudusky daily except
eOO-iis'ivyBaltlmore, Annapolis and Way,
loOOEBALrIMoRE EXPIRtSS. stops at BladGens'
tion Jessup's, ana Hanover
i2io--Baltlmorc, Annapolis Tllicott City. and Way.
i50-NEW YORK, PfIILADELPHfA, AND BIOS.
ron EXPRESs. stops at Laurel.
48OzzBALTiM0RIi, BLIDENs BURG, AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS. Frederick via Relay stops
4'5gtPiolt Of Rocks FredericS Hagerstown, YIN,
nf Rocks and Way Stations only.
tPII1im%bTSi APPppnpSSN eGd WaK ss AMI BAL
TiMoRE R&pREss NoTfoik, Except t sunday
Norfolk passengers taken In the cars direct e
eoo"Poi&t Of Hooks aid Way stations. ''' ''
Gn& way s'GliSns ExpREss
Elllcott CITY. Via Relay. .
7i45-.tCHICAGo, COLUMBUS. AND PITTsBuRo
EMPRESS. Sleeping cars TO Chicago and Pitts
@i5@@tNSEw YORK IFH5i1LA DELpHIA; AND BAL;
LAUREL Sleeping car, TO New York and specia
eosP f6 ST. : GNb GIGScNNArI
tD9ly. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
All tfains stopat Relay station.
Ohio ticket oiccsE Washington Station and sos Go
and 1871 Pennsylvania nvenne-where orders WIN be
point in the city. w. NJ CLEMENTS,