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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

"A lady consulting the late Dr. Aberne-
thy on nervous disorder, entered into a
long, frivolous aud fantastic detail of the
symptoms. dissatisfied with being referred
to his "book" for instruction respecting the
treatment of her complaints, she presisted
in endeavoring to extract further informa-
tion from Mr.. Abernethy. After suffering
her volubility with considerable patience
for a while, he exclaimed, to the repeated
MAY eat oysters, doctor? May eat sup
pers?" am tell you what, ma'amj you
may eat anything but the poker and the
bellows; for one is hard of digestion and the
other is full Of wind!"
Two strangers, gentlemen, will occupy
the same seat in a railway car,chat pleasant
ly on politics, trade, crops, ETC., and have
quite an enjoyable season. If the strangers
be ladies, however, they will sit mum lor
fifty miles, only approaching sociability by
casting sidelong glauces at each others good
clothes.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

Mrs. Partington insults the doctor:
"Yes, doctor, and few days previous, feel
ing somewhat predisposed, and having q
groaping pain in the abdomen, took some
patient medicine, and feel convinced that
it seriously repaired my constituent, sup,
pose I'm ofan execrable temperature, for I'm
always a. worrying ever since Betsy Smith
had congregation Of the lungs, or some tom
sorial aliectation; but to tell the truth, I've
always dreaded an Internal rumor."
This is The way in which a Paris paper
chronicles recent occurrence: Gan acci-
dent, which might have been attended with
sad results, took place in this city yesterday.
A bricklayer, having lost his balance, fell
from the sixth story Of a house to the street.
,.zHnuns9ate!y, two women, who were chatter
ing on the sidewalk, received the falling
man on their heads, and broke his fall. The
brcklayer was taken up safe and sound.
The bystanders shuddered to think that but
for lucky chance the accident would have
cost him his life. The t,oo toomeH ,eere in
Stantiy killed.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27
rEuIs AND TEuAr.

-"Tom, why did you not marry Miss CT
speech, and 50 left her." "a hesitaucy in
her speech! never heard that beforo-are
ou not mistaken ?" "No-not at all for
when asked her IL she would have me, she
kinder hesitated to say yes, and she hestat-
ed so long that cut for another GAL"
--"l'm glad they're married. They think
alike,and just fit each other" she remarked,
as she came home from the wedding. al
was glad to leavej they ft all day like cats
and dogs" che commented, ungrammati-
callY, after visiting them six months later.
And so that eternal fitness of things is ever
being married.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27
NEW Jersey WINE.

This wine for sickness has long been in
popular iavor, but by no means intoxicating
in its nature. We refer to Speer'5 Port
Grape Wine. which has been introduced in
to hospitals aud among the first families in
New York. the principal drug stores in this
city, by Alfred Speer, of Passaic, N. j., who
has devoted himself for many years to the
cultivation of the Oporto Grape, aud the
study of lamentations, aud producing an
article, the medical properties of which are
said by gentlemen of reputation to be un'
surpassed. Mr., Speer lerments his wine by
a new process, perculiar to himself, without
the addition Of sugar or spirits. We doubt
whether there is vineyard in the old ~
new world that can yield wine at all com
parable to this IN renness or delicacy Of fla.
vor. All first class druggists keep it,.
The above extract from the New YORK
Herald shows the appreciation in which
Spear's wine is held abroad We have dnnl
the wine aud can truthfully endorse whd
the above extract says concerning its goo,
qualities. The way IN which it Is mature'
by Mr.. Speer gives finer flavor than am
wine we. ever drank Boston Irareler)
For sale by A. j. DurIing'and c. T. Horn
Druggists, Lehighlun. Pa. va
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27
-Inmes Rnssell Lowell tells good story


james Russell Lowell tells good story
about his butcher. One morning the man
expatiated on the loveliness Of the moon
light Of the night brfore,and just MS the poet
was thinking that he had done him injustice
in never having given him credit for refine
ment of soul, the butcher added. "The
night was SO fine I couldn't jest sleep, and
had to get up and go kilin'."
"A little boy being instructed in morals
by his grandmother, the old lady told him
that all such terms as "by goll," ""by jingo,"
"by thunder" ETC., were only little oaths,
and but little better than other pro'nnities
In TACT, she could tell profane oath by the
prefix "by." All such were oaths. "WOll,
then grandmother" said the hopeful, dis
',y telegraph which see IN the news.
papers, swea-ing?' "No," said the old lady,
"that is lying"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

FAiR TEsrs FOR DRAFT. HoRsEs.-A horse
should be at his best when in the harness !
it is there that lie docs the greater part oi
shis work, aud il is of prime Importance that
srials in the harness he more frequently made
At our fairs. Thousands of breeding stal
lions are never brnken 10 harness, and if 50.
are never taught To handle themselves prop
erly with heavy load. A spirited horse
put Of the harness does not always mean one
that will stand the test of hard work. Breed
ers Of draft horses very generally make their
Selections entirely by sight, and not from
results of trials Of strength and edunuce, II
Is our belief, that much more stress should
be put on the action Of the animal when at
work and any system of testing the horse
in the harness, with heavy load, will lead
TO an improyementin draft horses.-Ameri-
can Ag-ieulturist for Nov. /.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

HoRsEBACE RIDING.-Fifly or a hundred
years ago the saddle was quite sure 10 he
found in the farmers barn, as one of the
nteessay articles Of the lurm-but now il is
too much put To one side for the harness and
buggy. AZ this season of the year, when
Tie roads are bad, the saddle should be more
generally used, on the ground Of both eeon-
omy aud comfort. Boysand girls too, should
learn lhs art OF horseback riding as Ear as
Pnssible every farmer should have a horse
suited to the ssddle.-AmerioaH .Igrieuihfr-
Isl fer Hov. 1.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

The other day at Brixton, in England "A
policeman on night duty returned from his
rounds, when the inspector noticed that his
packets bulged out good deal. On search-
ing him a pleasing assortment of forks,
spoons and sugar-tongs was found upon him.
lie had been "burgling" on his own ac-
count.
Over the door Of a Divinity School in
Breslau, dating from the seventeenth cen
tury, is the image in relief of young ass,
with the quaint inscription: "The Lord
hath need Of him.
-"see here, mister" said a lad who was
treed by a dog, "ii YOU don't take that dog
awsy !! ss. mp al your spples"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27
ElY,s Crenna RnIn

Is the only Cstarrh remedy of many have
tried which has acted as cure. / have
been troubled for over fifteen years; my
head has been most Of the time stopped and
very much inhamed. 1t has opened my
nosLrils and reduced the Inflammation. Ny
eyes are improving. so that ! can stand
strong light, which have not been able to
do for years. NATHANIEL FEGLEY, with Z.
F. MoNrz, Merchant, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

Should send for instructions, terms, referen-
ces. SC, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors Of Pat.
ents, Washington, ID. O., who furnish the
same without charge. Edison Brothers is n
well known and successful firm Of large ex-
ncricnce. having hecn stnkllshed In 1855.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

ELY's CREAM BALM sells better than any
other preparation for Catarrh, and gives
better satisfaction. B. ARMSTRONG, Druggist,
WIlkesbarre, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

be made by every agent every
XONlOmOnth IN the business we furnish,
VO " Shut those willing TO work can easi
Is earn dozen dollars a daV right IN their own
localities Have no rOOu 10 explain here. Bus
mess pleasant and honorable Women and
bnys ana girls do rs well as men. We Will lnr.
nish you q complete Outht free. We Will bear
expense of starting you. Particulars free,
Wfita aud see Farmers and mecnanlos, their
EOns and daughters, ana al ella ses in need Of
paving work at home. should write 20 Us and
learn all about the work at once. Address
TRUE a CO, Augusta Maine. Julyl Vyl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

1t is said the raising Of Angora goats in
Western Texas has proyed profitable. Two
pounds Of wool to ths goat is about the aver
ase yield, selling at hny-dye cents per
l-,i- 4.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

My Son aged nine years, was afflicted
with Catarrh the use of Ely's Cream Balm
effected complete cure. W. L. HAMMAN,
Druggist, Easton, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27
JUMBLES.

chlorolorm.
The "face of nature" is
often furrowed.
The latest thing in wear
ing appearel-night dresses.
-Wanted-a life boat that
will float on a sea Of trouble.
Flowing locks-those Of
a canal-when they're open
ed.
Nearly four rhundred news
papers are printed in New
York city.
The man completely wrap
ped up in himself has no use
for on ulster.
old maids are described
as "embers from which the
sparks have fed"
1t is not whiskey that
makes a man drunk; it is his
inability to carry it.
-Sugar-coat a fool with
money and the worlds people
will swallow him.
Two thousand seven hun
dred and fifty languages are
spoken in the world.
The Prince of Wales at
tained his forty-first birthday
on Tuesday, 9th inst.
"A sort of common home
the alphabet. U and l can
always be found there.
"A printers wife is always
"out of sorts' when she has
to "set up" for him at night.
"A child wanting to de-
scribe a snake, said; sit was a
thing all tail-clear up to the
head"
Mr.. Macarthur, the new
Lord Mayor Of London, is the
first Irishman that has filled
the Office.
The hills and mountain
tops are now sccoting along
like a bald-headed man-under
bare polls.
The charge for ocean
cable kilograms between New
York and England and France
is fifty cents a word.
There is romance in fig
ures. A young man met a
girl, 'er,married her and took
her on wedding Ger.
Many preachers seek to
i.saaycss t.ss>;r hea-Sy.rzz5iic;l4I the
fact that life is short, but for
get it in their sermons.
81 declared" exclaimed a
sloyenly writer, Il wish l
could find a pen that would
Just suit me-, And instantly
came the chorus, "Try a pig
pen"
Picked up on the floor OF
the post office, written in a
trembling hand: "Please de-
liver to bearer one ofyour best
hats and charge TO my ac-
count" i"
New Jersey has stood up
bravely for honest Govern
ment,and we hereby state that
it has the finest climate and
the best cider known, and no
mosquitoes.
-"How shall ! have my
bonnet trimmed, asked Marie,
$50 that it shall agree with
my complexion9" eff you
want it to match your face,
have it plain" replied the
hateful Hattie.
"A western physician adj
vertises to treat patients by let
ter. If the patient is a fe-
male letter B would be the
best letter for her-inless she
is blind; then we would sug-
gest letter G.
"A Vermont man recent
ly killed two birds with one
stone, and didn't feel very
proud Of it either. He shieC
the stone at a hen and hit the
birds in a cage, behind a plate
glass window,
ID tell ynn onr new mast
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27
READ THE RECORD.

II saved my life.--E B. Lakely, Selma, Ala.
II Is the rrmedy that will cure the many
diseases pt culiar 10 wOmen.-MOfherS Mag.
II has passed severe tests and won endorse
ments ir,.m some Of the highest medical tai
ent in he enuntry--N. Y. World.
Noremedy heretofore discovered can be held
for one moment in comparison with tt.-Dr.
c. 4. Harrey, DID,, WOshingion, d. c.
This Remedy which has done such wonders,
Is put up in the l. A Rtf EST SIZED Bottle
Ofany medicine upon the market. and is sold
by Druggists and all dealers at rs per bot
tie. For Diabetes, enquire for WARN IRIS
TIVE Remedy. II. II. WARNER a 90,
sop4, Rochester, n. y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

MI 70 OF an kinds. TU NORs. dischaT
I'll Ees Of Bl GOD OF mucus Rnd
! lGIO all diseases OF the RECrUM
quickly aud perfectly cured BY a simple and
soothing REMEDY. lor Information addit -
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

AHNAIENIls IL now being made ia ster than
Wt hNt Y ever by those nt wOrS for us
ilOINL J Persons OF either sex can
make s66 week in their own towns 4 they
are willmp % wort. No usk. IS OUTFIT free
AnvOne c IN run the busineas Capital not re-
CURED. All VINO engage prosper o one tlils
Particular, free Address, ii. lAlLE1 7 &
CO.. Portland, Maine. July iOyi
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27

To the Working Clans We arc now n epar
Cd 10 Turni sh au classes wi h constant employ
meat nt home, the whole Of the time tor
their spare moments. Business new hight aud
tIodteble PEI slns OF eHher sex easily earn
fran % cents 10 e. DER evening and pr pOl-
tiOnql sum bY ueYOting their whole time 20 the
business BOYS Hnd girls cam nearly much
as men. That all who zee this notice may seno
Their address. aud test the buslness We maze
this Offar To such as are not well saU. lied
We will send Que dollar 20 pay for the a Ouble
Of Whiting. Full particulars and Quilt uee
Address. GEORGE STINSON q CO.. Port
aud, Maine. July i0yi.
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ANHAM HI Great chance TO make money
AnEHU 0b We need n person in every
WVANotown to take suOscriptiOn for
the largest, cheapest ana best
Illust nted family publication ln the world
Auv one can become n successful agent. Six
elegant WORKS of art gwen free to subscriber.
Tho price Is so low that almost everybody sub
scriO,s. One agent reports taNirg 100 Subscri
Ders IN q day. a lady agent repOr making
500 clear profit IN ten days. All who onPago
m IKE money last. You can devote all your
time TO the business, or only your SPARE time.
You need not be away & ON home over night
Yuu can do II as well as others Full directions
aud erms free ElePan and expensive Outfit
fr e. II YOU want prt fitable work send us your
address at once. IL Gusts nothing 10 Try the
business. M one who ENGAGES fails to Ipake
gleit nay. Ad iIess GEORGE STINSoN &
CO.. Portland. Maine. June 26-lv.
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nr;nu, Morphine Habit Cured in 10 Orso days
IlOlllll No pay ull Cared Dr. J. sIErHENs.
Oplulu LebaHga, Pa, aBrITi
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-27
Y C y RI

LEADING SCIENTISTS OF TO-DAY agree
that most diseases are caused by disordered
Kidneys or Liver. IT, therefore, the Kidneys
and Liver are kept in perfect order, perfect
health will be the result. This truth has on
ly been known short time, and for years
people suffered great agony without being
able t. fnd relief The discovery OF Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks new ere
in the treatment Of these troubles. Made
from a simple tropical leaf OF rare value, II
contains Just the elements necessary 10 noar-
ish and invigOTate both Of these great organs,
and safely restore aud keep them In order. IL
Is a POSITIVE REMEDY for all the diseases
that cause pains in The lower parts OF the
body-for Torpid Liver, Headaches, Jaundice,
Dizziness, Gravel. Fever, Ague, Malarial
Fever, and all dithculies of the Kidneys.
Liver and Urinary Organs.
IL Ii an excellent aud safe remedy for fe-
males during Pregnancy. IL will control
Menstrual on and Is Invaluable for Leueorr-
hOea or Falling of the Womb.
Asa Blood Puriher it Is unequalled. for it
cures the organs that make the blood.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
WASTING WATER.
The Trouble Which was Caused by
Defective Hydrant.

! Complaint was made before Mayo
A umond last evening that Samuel W
McCaullsy violated the city ordinance BY
wasting Brandywine water. In Pink
ett's Court, at the head Of Shipley
street, is stable which Mr.. Nc. Caul.
ley leases to q colored man named
Bradford. It was agreed that the ten
ant should pay the water tax and keel
the hydrsnt In repair.
Last March the hydrant began to
leak and varioas means were resorsed
to whereby 1t might be stopped. These
attempts proved to be useless and M.
MeCaulley was Notified. That gentle
mans agent examined the defects
about the hydrsnt and informed Mr..
Bradford that the ccst for repairs would
not exceed ffty cents. The tenant
said that being the case he would have
/ 1t repaired, but when = plumber had
made an examination It was discovered
that new hydrant was necessary.
To procure this both landlord and
tenant refused and the water continued
to ooze forth from the old hydrant un-
til at times it would accrue in the court
to the depth Of five inches. II also
would overflow the neighboring stables
and wash the manure out into the
street, and the sun shining thereon
would cause 8 stencil to arise which
was considered injurious to health.
The Mayor reserved his decision until
seven o'clock this evening. In the
meantime he will consult the City So
licitor.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
NEW WADVERTIsEMENTs.

SoAP! SOAP n AT GRANGER STORE,
- 1903 E. 9th st Come one and all and Duy
q lot of this fine olive soap at cents bar,
the cheapest soap in the county fer the price:
We have only so boxes left out Of 6OO. and
not secure some of It. We have dead shot In
starch at &c., it is excellent ;,we have lot OF
cakes that can't be excelled maccar0ons, 25e.
h cream lady finger at l4c b truit biscuit,
an for 2bc; ginger Snaps, no.; en- SODA cakes
for Csc. The best 25c coffee in the city both
mild and strong. Don't forget our Foster Yea
at bOc.. It is excellent. It would take whole
newspaper to euumerate all the BARGAINS We
have opened to-day, but come to the Granger
store, iO3 E. 9Th st., and see for yourselves:
72at3t T. M. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
oRAr.R HARRIs

Does the Resi- Thing y"t- He
Leaves the City for sne Ci's's
| GOOD.
Garulous Orator Harri. has departed.
When the Democrats VIII. had given
him money, read the articl, repuoilsn-
ed in tie evening papers yes 'eroay az
ternocn from the Bel Air Ars us, there
were whisperings Of discomfort. Inose
who had refused to give him aid, put
mad frowned down upon him, l'hGok
each other by the hand and verify re-
marked, "Ilow good IL is to pay no
heed to the oolored part Of Democrat. VI.
1t 10 well-known around town that
harris received considerable aid from
Democrats of high and low degree, anu
who now find themselves taken in, area
standing around with their gullible
breasts Mlsd with Indignation at the
poor African. One coal dealeH gave
the fellow considerable sum Of money
and was wanting to get " back .preVi-
GUS 10 yesterday. Now he is almost
tesging his hair when the true mo tives
of the man stand forth ehorn Of that
which is beautiful and winning to the
Democratic eye. Undoubtedly ESs ris
has Seen Eoom-a-rang to the Dsn O.
cratic party, and The POOR de}uded foo ls
are being laughed at loud and long b =
the whole town. v
Last night Harris was on spree. h
is said that he went down French strsss
to his den in Spring alley at midnighE
singing ...... ......---.
When dc moon hao climbed de mountain
An dc stars am shinin' bEight,-
In loud tones, and that there he'd
gathered his effects together and lefts
town, fearful that hs would be brought
to task for being swindler. Anyway
he has not been seen this morning; and
there is not the least likelihood of the
New Castle Court House resounding'-
with his shrill tones tonight. and his
engagement to lecture there Is censid-~-
cred "of."
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
The SeaV an haka Disaster

Tie cnroner's jury in the case of the
seawanhaka disaster, at New York,
rendered verdict yesterday, declaring
that 1t was caused by the bursting or
oollspsing of tube in the starboard
boiler, and that the loss of life would
rot have been so great had the crew
been exercised to act in ease of panic.
The jury recommended as precaution
in future that the fire rooms Of all
steamboats, be encased in metal at a-
suitable distance from the woodwork.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
r.r,,.,e cruelty 10 a Horse.

VIM. Finch of East Otto, Bradford co.,
Pa. had q valuable young road horse.
While driving it on Saturday he be-
came angry, because, in switching its
tail to drive off flies, II brought the
reins frequently beneath the tail. Finch
and two other men tied the horses feet,
threw /. down and out out q large piece
of the cord Of the tail. When the horse
was united It attempted to get up. II
raised to its fore feet, but could get no
further. Its rear part was helpless
The animal struggled several times to
pet up. 1t then fell over on its side
and died in q few minutes.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
TNUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
OF
MULES, HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS.
The subscribers will sell at Public Sale, as
the railroad connection is now made, and they
have no further use for them at their Rock
land paper mills, s miles from Wilmington,
and mile from DUPONT Station on the Will
mington and Northern railroad, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1850.
At one o'clock, sharp,
q head of first class mules, large size, 2
horses and wagons and harness for ~
same. The above stock will positively ~
be sold.
CONDITIONS, All sums OF $50 and less cash,
on all sums over thatssamount credit OF six
months will be given by the purchaser giving
o bankable note with approved endorser or 3
per cent. off for cash. -
JESSUP & MOORE PAPER 30.
L. W, Stidham & Sen, AuctiOneers. 73l- DIV
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
Imp0rting Guernsey Cattle.
West Chester LOCAL.

Samuel Kent, of West Grove, has re
Gently purchased in the Isle o.
Guernsey a fine lot Of cattle. There
are among them Is COWS and 3 calves.
According to the laws governing the
importation of cattle, they have to be
quarantined for ninety days after their
arrival, which is being done on Mr..
Kent's farm, at West Grove. After the
expiration Of the quarantine, Mr.. Kent
will have them for sale. He is prepar.
ing to ship another lot of about the
same number.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
Rurutng OF . Railway Headquaf'
nAPa.

II is reported that the town Of Yals,
p,itisb Columbia, the headquarters OF
The Canadian Pacific Railway, was
bnrued on the night Of the 27th inst
II ia believed the fire was incendiary,
A. a. g several attempts were previously
,aoSs ~ to burn the town. A IRE in the
Water Power Company's building In
Wsstsald. ~ Mass, on Thursday night,
caused - a loss Of over S3o' o'Ggo. sne Lne
principal sufferer was the :. HsmPasan lam SHa
Whip Company, whose loss is s%o'ooo'
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
TlUBLlC SALE

DUBL1C SALE
GOOD FURNITURE.
Will be sold at Public Sale at No. 406 W.
18th street, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1880.
At91z O'Clock, IS follows:
One parlor suite, upholstered in rep, 2plush
rockers, marble tables, hat rack, walnut
top chamber suites complete, 2 cottage suites,
mattresses, feather beps, walnut wardrobe,
lounge, / New American sewing machine, 20
In use Q months; Brussels, entry and stair
carpet, stair rods, ,1ngrain and rag carpet, new;
new mating, extension tables, dining room
and other chairs, No. Victor COOK with wa.
ter back, parlor and other stoves, china, glass
and sueensware, oil kinds Of platedware, tins,
tubs, buckets, kitchen tables, sc.
Sale positive. The above goods are all hrst-
class and sold on account Of the parties part re-
Z. w. SIIDHAM SON, Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
Being Finished.

The round house or locomotive house
Of the P. W. & B. R. r. Co., at the foot
Of Second street, is now being oomplet-
ed. This will give room for the accom-
modation Of nearly one hundred more
locomotives.