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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09
rnE La n1oYNp FURNACE.
A Son Of the Old Doctor Talks of the old
Furnace,


Mr.. Julius La Aoyns, Of Washington,
Pa, we'll known as one Of the leading
fiue stock and most prosperous business
men OF that rich section, Was IN the city
few days since, and in conversation
with him reporter asked him what was
being done with ths old La Moyne crsma-
tory: swell that" said Mr., La Moyns,
sis now scarcely anything more than q
relic, The building on the hill erected by
the old Doctor, my father, and in which
the first regular cremstions in this country
took place, still stands there and
10 sometimes visited by strangers
who have read OF 1t, and desire to see 1t
lust 10 satisfy their curiosity, No Cremg-
tions have taken place there for long
time; we frequently receive applications
for the use Of the furnace but these We
refer To the authorities In charge Of the
Lancaster furnace, They are cremating
bodies there all the tius.
show many bodies have bssn CFemated
In the LIS MOyne lurnRGeW
~ can't say jus! how many, A great
| llhuy MENp iAphAVEA WAS NAu HHRVAE
never got onto, even when Crematlng was
o novelty and the account Of 0 Gre
nation was good for sensational
head in every newspaper in the country
The friends In such cases, while usually
carrying out the wishes oil the deceased a.
to the disposal OF tho remains, were no
DESTROYS OF having any publicity about thu
matter, / don't suppose our CTematoII
will ever be used again except for some o
our own family, or some old resldenter o
Washington county, From the letters
receive nearly every week It is plain to b
seer, that the sentiment In favor Of Crema
ton 50 mode OF dispoaing Of the dead |
steadily growing In favor, 1t really Is tn
only way to dinpose Of the dead aud tn
time will come when tho ideas Of DR., L
Moyne, In relation to this matter, will b
generally accepted"
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WnkREAs. God in his wondrous wisdom
hGa seen III to remove from among us oul
friend and fellow member, MAude Hunter
Resolved, That the sigourney society, Of
the Wheeling Female College, extend Ia
her friends their heartfelt sympathy and
coincidence. ,.
Rrsolttd, secondly, That the society at.
tend the funeral In o body
RetOirtd, thirdly, That q copy Of these
resolutions DO sent 10 her parents and
sl1o printed In the daily papOrs,
by order Of the
slooUaNRY soCIRTY.
Wheeling Female College, Dco. Z, 1885.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09
The ItounlNln Of VITALITY,

The source Of physical CnCrsy and mental activity
Il tic blood. lot this become vlllAled With bile
or THU and wAlcfy III consequence Of indigestion
and nOnN,simllAtlOn Di the food, and All inter.
tuptIuu Of the functions oil the body, and lcS oil
stamina, llesh una appetite gnsuGs. lIOsiSllet'I
stomach htteis y tonic lpCCiAly adapted TO to.
store oil thftp, because u assist dlgWtlpn aud
aud ftmOvtB bills and other lmpufi.
lCa from the calculation, Protected and strength.
Cned with thls Admirable deienilVe inylgONni, Tho
system dtnCa lbil1tnGes inimiCahlO 10 health 10
" hlch, II unfCgulAled amt feeble, II would i'm.
ilihAie aud thiOnlC allnpnl, l. gVilrely removed
By II, the liver kldneyt aud hlldder reused from
tarlIOn, and tendency IL ihlumhtlktn piieCI.
lAly CounlCNOlVd. !. also CiAdICatea mAlAflhi
lltpihr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09
"a Night or"

An agreeable change Is In store for the
patrons Of the Opera House this evening
when Augustin Days comedy, IA Night
or" is to be given by o fine company.
The play Is highly praised. While pure
comedy, 1t 10 Just as funny as any Of the
nonsense plays now 80 abundant on the
stage. The situations are ludicrous in the
extreme. The ChRracteIO are we'll drawn
and distinct, and thdAe 10 nothing coarse
in tho action OF the piece. 1t is altogether
an admirable piece Of work, and The com.
pany 10 excellent. The sale Of seats Is al.
ready large enough 10 assure crowded
house.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany HeBds greetings to its patrons, by an,
nouuOlng that on December "a, % and
81, 1886, and January l, 1887, round trip
tickets, at one fare for the round trip, will
be sold from all stations, 10 all stations
on the Trans.0 Ohio Divisions, and on the
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland K. r.,
including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati. Tickets Will be good
rsIurnlng until January 8, 1887, inclu
Riy6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

MY doctors bill for the past four years
has not been $lO," writes L. G. Bailey, oil
80 South 9th street, Dayton, 0. He had
Vertigo, Indigestion, Great Nervousness,
Inflammation Of the Bladder, Kidney
Disease and Bleeding Piles. Eighteen
bottles Of Warmers sole euro permanently
cured him, as he will tell you II you write
and enclose itamped envelope. Abk
your friends and neighborB about War.
ner's safe cure.
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Ths Psnltsntinrr ohnrrs,.

Mr., Hamilton Hardy, Of MouRdsyills,
called at the ISTELLpENcER office ysster'
day, and referring TO the charges made
sgainHt Superintendent Peck by his wife,
sald he had presented these charges to the
Board Of Directors, and could mot under.
stand why no never heard anything Of
them, He also said thRt ex.AssisEant
Superintendent Wilkinson was q friend Of
his, and he beloved him TO be all right.
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nIln,lrsl. mt N. nrnnn.

This evening Al. g. Fields 4 Co.'S
operate Ministries will open an engage.
ment Of three nights and matinee at the
Grand. The entortRipment this company
gives Is said TO be OF high order. 'Thp
first part introduces very clover and novel
features, the music being above The
work on the ends is original and Argt.clSsS.
The second part Is one rush Of fun In
which some fine specially work Is intro.
duced. Tho sketch, "The Lime Kiln
Club, is one Of the best produced for some
time. A street parade will be given daily.
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Ladies' are requested to call and exam-
inc the New White Automatic Sewing
Machine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox 4
Gibbs Automatic machine, will find the
White to be superior in every respect
An examination is respectfully solicited
II can be seen at the salearoom Of
EDWARD l., ROSE 4 Co.,
No, 90 Twelfth st.
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Beacon Till Linen,
Is tie Finest paper nude.
Bookseller 4 StatlOnOr,
1908 Market Il,
Ion SwABACKER,

We are now ready for tho holiday
trade, aud invite inspection. Among
our SpCClalltles nre Ladies' aud Child
ren's Nuns and llOas IN sets, and other.
wise Ia light and black Lynx and others,
also same In AstraChnn. Our stock or
llandkerClilOiS and MuliCrs In every va
rlety, tlnpqualGd ID tlln city, nnl many
other articles suitable for holiday prCS'
CntS. Lot bWnbAckOr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

Mias Jennie b. Wilson lest evening
rendered q reception at her store on
Market street in honor Of Lieutenant
Curtis, Of the United States Navy. who ID
now visiting his father at Weut Liberty,
and whose collection OF Curlosities, men.
toned recently in this paper, were on
exhibition. The store was crowded to an
unpleasant degree until very late hour
The room was superbly decorated for the
occasion with Chrlstmss green's, and
taken oil in all the event was as pleasant
as 1t was novel, the leading people Of
Wheeling society being gathered as they
are seldom brought together.
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Ghe 4atslIi9eurer.
Object Nos. No md ~ Fourteenth stroOt.


wanted-S2O,VC0 on two iaflnS-G. o. Smith.
Wantpd-Mau 10 take care Of cows.
I For Sale-Farn-G. o. Smith.
eco .tlsh Rite mCeting-lI, T., McGpGOri Eecrt
tlry
x CNrd-E, \. Scott,
WaEneF'A Safe Cure Fourth page.
Holiday Price LisL-Ml MOChen,
Holiday uOods-JOan EflCdel.
ROgCrAf PLATED Knives and fOrks-.Rwlng DrOS.
lIOyS MCIinO l'nderwear-D D. Gtudllng q TO-
UcGNn 1iCkeu-H. r. BChrenE.
leo SkatCs-NeSbit q BE.
Heal Estate Agent-0. 0. Smith.
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Ladies' desiring to attend the skating
and dancing carnival to DO given OF the
Alhambra rink on Friday night, arc not
required to have invitations. No person
Of q doubtful character will be permitted
in the rink. Admission-gents IS cts. /;
ladies' Ii cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

Captain George B. WilLbark, 0l0 Spruce
street, Philadelphia, Pa, iinow on land,
will, II you write and enclose stamp for
reply, tell you that "three years ago whom
in Central America, hO was Frustrated
with kidney and liver trouble Of a very
serious nature. lie was delirous, akin
very dark, liver enlarged one-third,
Dtomach too sensitive for the simplest
food" Seven bottles Of Warnsf's safe
cure completely cured him and saved his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full limo Of SulLings, OyCrCOatings
and PantRlOOnings. Also u full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
q. HESS 4 SONS.
Second lot of Scotch Wool Underwear
Just received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not 10 shrink. Z. HESS son.
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The announcement is made that til,
now celebrated Irish comedian, DAME
Sully, will sppear at tho Opera Hous,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Of mex
week and at the Wednesday matinee il
his plays Daddy Nolan" and 1.-THE Cor
uer Grocery" Though Mr.. sully hal
never yet appeared In thia city no doe:
not come entirely unknown, Sincs hiB re-
msrkahle successes have made him some.
what famous. lie ia perhapa best known
through his first play, "The Corner Gro,
Cery," which has record Of having beer
played moro than 200 times in New York
city within two SEASONS. It 10 raid to be
the iunnieAt performance imaginable.
This play will DO given Wednesday even.
ing only, Tuesday evening and at the
"Wednesday matinee Mr.. sully will pro,
duco his new domestic drama daddy
Nolan,"a strong dramatic work, ROB In
comedy and HOsnlc effects. It Is In this
play that Mr.. Sully use the set Of Brook.
yn bridge which created quito a furore
whom shown in New York city. The
bridge ia presented in exact miniature
with cars crossing and with real electric
lights on its towers. Mr.. Sully promises
to bring an excellent company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

Col. Joseph Il. Thornton, OF Cincinnati
o., an honored war veteran, was for Ii
years q victim Of that old soldiers com.
plant, chronic diarrhG3, Two dozen
bottles OF Warmers safe cure restored his
liver to health and cured his ailment.
His daughter was very Ill Of an obstinate
disorder, which the host phyliCiRna failed
TO relieve. She had also paipitatIon Of the
heart, intense pains in the head, nervous
dyspepsia, and all her vital organs involy-
ed. By three months faithful homo
treatment with Warmers safe cure, alone,
shp was fully restored ID health. That
wGB two yearq ago. Ths cure wss perma.
nent. Col. Thornton will tell you It 10
true II You write him and enclose q
stamped envelope.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

The newly elected Board Of Directors OIL
the lincoln club met laSt night and or
ganiSed for the ensuing year BY tV.eleut.
Ing George b, Caldwell President, Bspj,.
min Flshar First Vice President, spauid.
Ing X. WAllapB Second Vice PRECEDENT,
Victor Rosenberg Third Vice President
u, =. Allison Recording Secretary, ]. Al,
Zirn Corresponding Secretary, ]. j,
Jones Treasurer New committees we're
also appointed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

Blood Elixir ia the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed, It ia a positive cure for VI
GERS, Eruptions or Syphilitic Poisoning
1t puhfss the whole system, aud ban
ishes all Rheumatic and NeuralglC pains
We guarantee 1t. Logan & 90, and O
Menkemeller, 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points In the South arc now on sale by
the Panhandle route, For tickets and
further particulars call on or address ], G.
Tomliuson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

WE have introduced new system OF
selling Watches on the inStAllnent plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
Oh easy payments, tall and investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JCwclCr,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

That arc iretivl, peeyilh, crosS, or troubled
with Windy 06liO, TsetbinE PSinS, q
Stomach Disorder, can DO relieved Al
once BY using Ackst'S baby goother Il
contains no Opium Of Morphine, henUe d
safe, Price % cents, Sold BY Logan 4
%. and q, MenkGtnellBf.
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WASHINGTON, u. O., Dec. OIL AL NJ.
For West Virginia, fair weather, scutherly
winds, slightly warner
For Western Pennsylvania fair weather
followed by light rains, westerly winds,
slightly warmer.
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Nova Notes from the County Seat q lei.


News Notes from the County seat Of lIei
mont.
eheriH.elect Foulke has been 10 town
since Monday making arrangements fol
taking charge Of the SheritF's Office OF
Monday January 4, neyt. Yesterday hi
announced that he had appointed John ]
Shuttlsworth, Of Bellaire, 10 DO his phi6I
deputy, and that no would continue Sher.
itF ssdwiC other deputies, who are Jos.
eph MCOonnaughy, =. o. Oriswell, John
D. Bulgor and W. >. Colby. Mr.. DOLLY
will continue 10 act "a Jallef.
Tho trial Of the case Of tile State Of
Ohio against William =. Toilet, which
was Get for December ], but reset for yea.
terday, on account Of the absence Of the
prosecuting witness, 10 on trial In the Com.
mon Pleas COURT Toilet will be femem.
bered as tho man who lest April, In a
drunken III, cut and came 90 near killing
his two bfOthFts, near franklin Station,
and who has been In Jail here ever since.
Tho County Commissioners are holding
their regular quarterly session, with the
usual amount Of business before them,
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As TO MIR. MCCORMICK,
Some Questions which Bear on Ills Desire
for OnllS.

Some Questions which Bear on Ills Desire
for OhlGs.
TO The EdaoreItbe IntelIiOnesr.
slR:-I see in your paper Of this morn.
ing the announcement that one William
Mccormick wants to be the Republican
candidate for City Sergeant. VIII you
let me ask through your columns II this
William Mccormick is the man Of the
same name who was q member Of the
boycott committee WHICH worked up son.
tilnent against the newspapers O the
city? My information comes pretty
straight, and have been told that no Is
the same man, and further, that In the
Trades Assembly he was sg active in push
ing the boycott 40 were Burt, Ehmaln,
Inch, Meek, The Rohertsons or any
OF the others. II this Ia not true,
Mr.. Mccormick Ia being WronRed, Bnd
he should not lose any time In
denying II. II It is true, ! want To
ask the Republicans II they are willing to
nominate for office man whom the Just
and liberty,lovipg members Of that party
cannot BupportY ] do not want to see
my party repeat the blun1er II made o
month or 90 ago. a REPUBLICAN.
Hheeling, December 8.
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Ladies'

Come and see the wonderful bargains we
now offer in tne Kid Pebble Goat Button
Bootsi elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all aizss and every width. See our
stock Of Holiday slippers for gentlemen,
L, V, BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

viii lind this q splendid opportunity 10
buy lnO Cali ShUeB, Wo havn now The
largest and finest stock Of Hno Calf Corr
tloyan, DOnpoln, Kangaroo aud English
pofpOise shoes In tho city, 1. a.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

Az ChGplIne street rink tonight, under
the MANAGEMENT oil tho ladies Of OhaplIne
street N, Y, church, supper will be served
from 0 10 y o'clock, Admission and sup.
per only % Certa. The Martins Worry
band will furniBh tho music this evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-09

Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer 90 observed at SchnepPs drug
store, Opera tiouse corner, Wednesday,:
"a. M, 2So: l2 NJ, 440; 8 Pm, 45'; 7P.
M, $50. Weather clear,
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:" Warmers Safe Cure"

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4 sa oiS es RSs ys aS ;
ss e % 9Ss?
asf RGsfR 'tsssS esa
SsSSso or Suc cnSoSio aRa
FpnS9 GomnsIs have said about Congestion applies with par
y apsS Rem nso tn s eoS So
SE 5sslfB5 81 Sid E1s @s @
gn SoSayS not Sse that many sG many people w us that
sSS sY1d S s h ssG1f h fn s
@ S p R p an r and EP s result 5s ns
Of the badly ANY LOCAL DsEAor 1Il the
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stomach DEOd9IS My people complain leg tsasn
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a:a e. M 7' r.
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Ss sss, l 1 T s5ns.ja SS f1 s, ,sr
@ SsD LIVER and brsaEIas DOWN
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that r. cgn NE effective @
'12" IL @ III w SoS 5 Sa n. ass a rs
s'' Rd piS sVSS 9i iSs sa V B. m.
iSS ssoDvc No FAM
@ S. a 1is IT, ass Hs s Be P PsSh H
S sa a S'L no S1d vi" y Hs n
% $ ~ VIZ af @ Co N. 80 1,% SsS M ;
5 S:., s Sna h.
they Will disappear when thCtq organs restored health
Ask YOUR FRIENDS AND NEHHSORs WHAT THEY THINK OF
iiWARNER'S SAFE CURE"
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LIS. Good 4 o., cell dty SOodu Tho
oheapeSt,
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thCspCnSivc CiltlGtnni oft.
A box Of UolVAte's Cashmere bouquet
Soap 10 q recherche ptegent
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81, CLAtNsYiLLB,

"Hnd lumbago two years. 81. Jacobs
OIL cured TIA FusgOrD Vt. Louis, Mo
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+ ACHE ALI OVER.
Eor @ale.

E0R sALE-MY RESIDENCE. NO 81
~ south Front Street. Lot Is about 20 by 80
feet b. NJ, lIILDRETH Hny1
Nevada County picayune., 1886-11-10
Free to All.
written.

There is hot a Christian beneath
 the scope of Gods Heaven from
 whom l am separated. At the
 Lords table I always invite all the
 Christians to come and sit down
 with us. fany man were to tell me that l am separated from the Episcopalian, the Presbyterian, or Methodist, l would tell him that he did not know me, for l love them with pure heart, fervently and am not separated from them. The pulse of Christ is communion; and woe to the church that seeks to cure the ills of Christs church by stopping its pulse. l think it is a sin to refuse to commune with any one who is a member Of the church of Jesus Christ. should think myself grossly in fault, II at the foot of the stairs, l should meet a trnly converted child of God who called himself a Primitime Metho' dist, or Wesleyan, or Churchman, or an Independent, and l should say, "No, sir; you do agree with me on certain points; believeyou are a child of God, but I will have nothing to do with you" l should then think the text would bear very hard on me: These are they who separate themselves, sensual, not having the Spirit. ."-Charles II. Sturgeon
Nevada County picayune., 1886-11-10

There is danger in unwise speech, but there is also danger in unwise silence. When one ought to speak and yet remains silent, silence is absolutely sinful, When one might speak to advantage, and yet re- frains from doing so, silence is cul. pablo, and sometimes it is even cruel, It may be a duty to cry out in alarm, or in warning, or in pro- test; and 10 fail of so dong may make one a sharer of the unavert. ed evil. A cheery word of approv- al. or tender word of sympathy, may help a crushed or struggling soul into new life and new achicv- ing of success. There is "a time to keep silent and time 70 speak," and it behooves us to have care lest the opposite duties of these two seasons are not mistak euly exchauged--to our sin, and to the consequent suffering of others. .-. Exchange.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-11-10

,l job 5ery are numbered. That henceforth every dollar that is taken from the hard earnings of the people by taxation must either b e present in the Treasury ac- counts or else accounted for in constitutional way. It is easy to see that a rigid enforcement of this policy will tighten the public bur- dens and thereby greatly promote the general welfare. Another inn portant truth which he is disposed to emphasize is that office is a sacred public trust and in no just sense the necessary reward of par tv servility This view is sneered at by journalistic scribblers, as
 Arcadian, but it is endorsed by the
 Democratic masses and will con.
 tribute greatly tc Mir. Clevelard's reelection. That event may even now be regarded as a moral cer- tainty, for the great body of voters North and South are persuaded that he has both conscience and
 courage. He has not yet dissolved Congress as Cromwell dispersed the Bump Parliament in the seven teenth century. He has not vet is- snrd a Proclamation couched in terms such as Jackson addressed to South Carolina, the Hotspur of the ante-bellum union. But judg- ing of the future by his past record he will be found ready for any po- litical emergency that may arrive. He is cminently conservative as well as courageous, but should the test ever come it will be found that We have at the helm man as brave as Cromwell and as incor- ruptible as Jackson.-Sunny South.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-11-10

Send for oW treatise on ''llealth and Hap piness of Woman" mailed free.
 TIE BRAprIELp REGULATOR Co., Atlanta, Gccrgi1
Nevada County picayune., 1886-11-10
Why Middle Seats in a Car Are
 Best.

A very common theme of con versation among commercial tray- elers is the question of whether or not a car rides easierln the middle than above the trucks. One of our railr oad contemporaries some time ago published an article on the subject, and took the ground that there could be no difference unless the sills and framing of a car yielded like the blackboard of a wagon. There is certainly no yield to car sills and framing; yet every old traveller avoids the seats, and especially the sleeping berths, over the trucks, and old travellers generally know what they are doing. If the party, who insisted that there could be no difference in motion in different parts of the same car, had ever crossed the stormy ocean in a moderately long steamer he might have received some enlightenment, especially if seasickness urged him to find the point of least mo ton. It is well known that there less m otion amid-ships than there is at the stem or stern, and less motion at the bottom of a vessel than there is on deck. A car acts in a similar way. Any thing defective about the track jerks the vince Is, which transmit the irregular motion to the truck, and that in turn to the body of the coach Railway World.