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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-03-10
CURES ALL HUMORS,

from q common Blotch, or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula. Salt-rheum, "Feyer-sores,"
Scaly or Rough Skin. in short, all diseases
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and invigorating medi-
cine. Great EatEsy Ulcers rapidly heal under
It's benign influence. Especially haA it mani
tested its potency in curing letter, Eczema,
Erysipelas, Bois, Carbunclee, Sore Eyes, Scrof.
ulous Sores and Swellings, Hip-joint Disease,
"White Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for q large Treatise, with coiored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"F0R the BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse il by using DR.. Pierce1
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion. a fair skin. buoYant Spirits. vital
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Win ~ cure do not mean merely 20 stop the0
1ore time and then have them return again. Imesn
Hdlcsl eure. have made the disease Of FITS, EP0c
1fSH or FALLING SICKNESS lifelong study.
warrant my remedy 20 cure the worst cases. Bec4uDD
eenss hsys faed p no reason for not now rscsiyng
01ne. He1d At once fog treatise and freo B0ttso
ny infallibe remedy. Give Express and Pos 00eas
u. &c ROOT. d. c.. 1873 Pearl Sc. New Yo91ks
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ala il worth $500 per IL Pes Eye salvs il worth ooo
lulu but 10 sold g. s cents bsx By dsalRl
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AND ONO r

Departure q Trains non wheeltnei
timc. Schedule tnefec1 April 2olh, 1e.<<
Exprom fnR Chfceeo and the E0gtbu
4 n. a,son N. ard 80 n daily, A.
=. daily except saturday.
Camhddgs Recommendation sOA =.
For So,umsus. loaB N. d.fy, 49,
N daily, and rs p. y. daily except sul
Expre9 for wakhtnxtno. y. G.. -
Philsdeiphia and New Tori, via 0fs1nay
For PitaSurg and Msshsnstan, Pa. sc
daily; Ixbresk $40 q n. daily les q ~
excep eunday. Additional way train -
ington, Pa, $50 p. n. daily excsp. sunday
fitsburs. Baltimore and P~htlsdeiphiA
FOR LcunarinA s;Sa N, 7.x =
noon and 6;lo p m. daily except Sunday.
For Graftnn, $40 p. m daily.
For Cumberland, s@ q N, daily exorpe
fcr g. claiuvir,s. SOS ana 80 s.n go
KIpren trains arnye nom Chicaso. e4SG
$50 q m, and $40 p N. daily. and ~ .
daily except Monday,
Expfea uains arrive nom g. Louk ~
cinnsh, ass n. and 6:lo p ~, datiy.
lxpee0 tains arrive ftoA PhilaoelphA
. = 2 JOS p N daily. VIA Rifase'1
fssins arrive from Co,unsus As q =.
$40 n. daily. and les q N. daily exceps
irsausarrivs nom Pitnhurs. lois q
and l3E p m, erccpt sandAyh md -
Trains sfrive NON wssAins.ea. rA. $50
daily axcepte unday.
Prom Ncundsvilis, 7:so and ep
and TO p m. daily exreps sunday.
Trsans srriys fsSm 1900: ll;z0
I'm ID cisiisyiis, 7sD and io:ss q nj
la aud s:io p. NJ. daily except sunday. -.
Csmbrtdge Accunnodaton arrives ~ TN
nsrSsse called for erd CHECKED u hotels !
"a on osdes len as Ticket OGoc ]
CHAa o. eCULL.
oeaeial PMesnger Aeen
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CHAPTER TX.

The WISDOM OF THE STRONG MAN.
When | went home / told my mother
Shat Tor the present, nc least, we need not
lear anything from Mathew. 0fthis l was
quite certain. My assurance that / would
appeal to my cousin, the doubtwhere "the
Doy' might be-there was no reason for
instance. why be should not be at New
castle, or at ROthbury, or at Hexham, or
st Csrlisle-to say nothing of my charge of
fraud, went home TO his guilty conscience.
these things were sure, Thought, to deter
a man not naturally courageous, although
his conscience might be hardened. from
tempting the vengeance Of his injured
cousin.
SO TAR was I right, that for the whole Of
spring and summer we had no further
mosstation from him, but continued in
suiet course, spending IS little money
as W could, yet looking forward 70 the
ulae, ,ow growing very near, when there
~oalare no more left to spend. As for
myself may truly declare that NV faith
~ saseg-I mean not the faith of a
SoIisaaa such as I ought to have held-
sos iathin my love- 30 far avay. He
"Ooid snt nae an answer. The answer.
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PETROLEUM v. Nasty

Says: 'Intimit acquaintance with . tru
friend always increases our respeckt fui
ThiS Il Ire reason Why synvita Block,
continue to make friends ~ their virtues
become better known. Clergymsn, public
speakers, and people in all tho avenues Of
life are q unit in their praise Of that won.
dorful new remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks
They are warranted to cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Ho-arseness, Tickling In tbs
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; Is doses,
25 cents. Hundreds bear testimony 10 the
remarkable cures of Diarrhosa, Dyseutery,
Flux, Cholera Infantum, or Summer Com.
plant and Cholera Morbus, effected BY
Sypvita Blackberry Blocks; Is doses, Is
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
from mothers, who, after dosing their chill
dren with strong medicines for other sxp-
posed diseases, have completely cured them
BY using Synvita Worm Blocks; Is doses,
Is cents. After you have tried all the
high-priced bottle remedies and have found
no relief, buy o package of Synyita Kid.
ney, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured.
80 doses, so cents. II You want the finest
tonic Bitters in the market, buy . package
of Synvita Bitter Blocks for IS cents, and
make from to I gallon Of pure tonic bit
ters.
All these remedies only 1 csnt . dose
No box, no teaspoon, no sticky bottls. Put
up In patent packages. Warranted 70 curs
or money refunded. Sold BY Druggists
everywhere. Gets checker board Of your
dealer free. Send your address on Q postal
| card for a copy of t1THE SYNVTrA BLOCH
which contains Q history Of diseases aod
cures, or send / cent stamp for Q sample Il
Cough Block and o copy Of The SYLVIA
BLOCK. Address, The synvitA %, LocA
Box 299, Delphos, Ohio.
ANTON P. Hess, Agnnt for Whaling
opposite postonace.
b. z. McSwoRDs, Agent Tor Martins
Ferry, o.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
ispoor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are fidgety, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts, and want to brace M. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you IN o
worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative that viii purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such q
medicine you viii find in Electric Bitters,
and only SO cents bottle at Logan &Oo's
Drug Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-15

"what is the runf' asked Nan, who
needed no other explanation; "and who's
in it?'
Mathew Humble is IN it for one" said
Dan. "Going with it himself, he is, this
Journey Ho, hol Folks will talk Of this
run when they come to hear Of it The
fugleman thinks he knows But he don't;
no, he don't know. He's not to be trusted.
Pm the only u who knows. Ay, 8 rare
run it viii be, too-outof the common this
run viii be- Folks VIII Lift up their heads
when they hear of this nights workp'
"What is it Dan? Lace belize"
He shook his stupid head and laughed.
How could Mathew have bean snch q
fool as TO trust himy
isBalike there's Lace in In a I'd silk 1,
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Their Business Booming

Probably no one thing has caused such
q general revival Of trade at Logan & CO..
drug store rs their giving away to Their
customers of 80 many free bottles Of DR..
New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that il
always cures and never disappointa
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying By
getting o trial bottle free, large size 81.
Eyery bottle warranted.
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No, ess.-eeomttrIcal Drawing Lesson.

Draw two short vertical lines and connect
their centres with q horizontal one. Then draw
an ~isoscetes triangle and extend the equal slices
so far hat the third side will connect their mid
die points. Next draw two vertical lines ana
connect the top OF one with the bottom OF the
other by an oblique line. Lastly, draw two very
short parallel horizontal lines and connect
points near their left extremities by a straight
vertical line, and also connect their right ex-
tremities by a curved line, with It's convex SIDE
toward the right
You will now have a representation OF some.
thing very necessary to a draughtsmau. What
is IL? }. w.
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ySHrr.
Leuisiaaa State Lat cry Company.

incorporated BY the Legtslaturs In ie6A ~
Educational and Charitable purpose and IN
franchise made q part Of the present 6tAte Con-
stitution, IN lS9. BY an overwhelming popular
vote.
Js. G Siren s sas.:sss,.nsy Pre- Ir::i .ss
Deccmber), and It's GraId single
Number Drawings take place 81 each
of the other ten months In the year.
and are all drawn IL pnbltc. ~ the
we oo asr-py oarrtS ShAs 80 suysxvt-s zee ars.
engagements Tor ~ the Monthly and semi,Annul
Drawings Of the L0uisiana 6atc Loetefy Ous
pany, and In person manage and contoa TIE
Quoted with honesty, fAtrne4 q IN FOOD Nth
coward al partieA and ne anthorise he company
70 use thu oerti6oata with hp<fmil0 of Cur 81
Natures sttnchsd. In t1 sdveftissnanA"
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No. 967.-Addition aud Subtraction.


No. 967.-Addition aud Subtraction.
A useful animal now take,
Place ii beside q little lake,
Just one of each, no less, no more
Then plain before us you will see
About the largest kind Of bee.
Cut of its head, and you will ma
A creature Of the weasel kind,
Whose fur is plenty warm enough
To make a hat, or even nun;
Now, look again, TO your surprise,
Swiftly In air a swallow lilies
And though he may not make summer
N. c. woopEoRp.
~
No, 96s.-Triple Letter Enigma.
The writers Of plats should always be sure
To write in smooth "style," and not too obscure;
Make the answer your subject, that Is where
you can,
And aim at some point, have a ''deenite" plan;
Have something to say, let some thought DC
expressed
Conceal not entirely the thing to be guessed.
Too many composers, ambitious for fame,
Write puzzles so-called that deserve not the name;
Upon and onto, wrthin and ,oihota.
Are samples OF themes, It's better to scout.
We "calf them charades, though no work for
the brain
PuzzledOm's area discloses a field
Which nronarlv tillod N rich baryest NAV WELD
nr sor,nr Iowrbni constrnciions n~nnnmhered we
Vi snSr ID"
n, eatS" ho,, alvarez tho s,bIact and hind,
InnnS,;oI oharaSas and ansnrams taem.
and go,v from their source in continuous stream:
nnnhIe Iot,or onI,ms are oftsn In view.
and trjnies I;sa Ills have cnm~nanionship too.
Ia 7 y ;yon No cine2 Won NAV think 90 indeed.
I call this a o,ai-wbat more do Won need
NELsoSIAS.
-
No. 989. -Missing Letters.
What ,yo letters nrefxcd 10 each of these
,vord. viii mateoiber words Aueht, one, edge,
o,Dn uSe a,vi ongbt PoRrABLE ELECTRIC.
'"A'
~
No. 010.-A Charado.
I
III you ride IN a LONDON OMNIBUS Z
MyJf ., will take your inre. A.
When youlook through the WINDOWS al yeursp
Though WIN accent Crfa1gef,"m AmerIcan Le
nv seconds a verb to declare.
A deserted nest-a broken shell
An empty house, 1874 foh0e,
A river bed whence the stream mas ned
uc, ,,o,o n,o., a, r,o,;sbman said
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DTMBURG, CINCINNATI AND 81.
10TH RATT RnAn IN

E:7 H 5,,S. ;s scas En-! Oq iss,. ,s ssss,,. :: en-; css.
lsfsandsrd Tine: yor s~tsubsnviiis sSd iiis.
Sorsh. SD q a. IAN .. NJ $50 yss
eteubenvtllo, 80 ,. y. The - A. eDc
CoiumbuA Cincinnati, Indianapolis and ChioAr.
The l2:b p. n. train makes dlrcct oouuecton
he Columbus and Chi1rso. Trains srTive q
wheeiins st e'1s . a., 10 90 n, p y ed
8 t0p N Ny1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-15

RAIM. oyercmass salloxness. Elotehes. an
ciyesa anoosA. son. Youthful and Pliahas szini
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Only One

There is hut one spzoD0NT. It has
counterpart. No
Ees.a, s|1s2WWLIA
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SPHINX KNOTS.

Anycommunication for this department should
peaddressed toE B. C~HADB,uRs, Lewistown. No
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 70 I'll
w. J. ROBINSON, gesr Pas. AGENT,
FRED HUsEMEN, Tray. PanL AL
wheeling w. Va

ILEYHl-ANnA prrNr1sIs1.aR.s
Under schsduis In. saec May II. ~ saans
Leave Dhdgeporl Ohio, Cennal standard rnsi
Dor PiayburGh, chthsso and Cleveland 80 4
a. gor ritt.hursh. Io.f7a y Tor rhicaao end
York. szs p N. For Htsubsnxiils, sS3 Q. m.
For hartin's Fery, SIS . m Tfaine srytve q
bridgeport u 76s 4. M, tfisa ~. i2ssH -,
ais p m, tt1 .. n, and !a1pH
A. j. WALLIN9, Ticket Agent
myis Bhdsepor, 0hto.
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SAILOR MANS RIDE.

The night was cold and raw, with q
northeast wind, which brought occasional
showers of sleet. There was no moon.
The street, as the old woman walked mp
r. the castle, was quite deserted, all the
wcEsen and girls being seated at home
abgut bright coal fires, knitting, sewing,
ssd spinning, while all the men were at
the ale house, telling stories or listening
to them, an occupation of which the male
sex is never weaIied, especially when beer
or rumbo, with tobacco, accompanies the
stories.
Nan climbed up the castle hill, and,
passing through the ruined gate, began to
pick her way slowly among the stones and
heaps of rubbish lying about in the castle
yard. The light Of the fire in the fugle-
mans chamber was her guide, and she
knew very well that inst beside the door
of that room would be lurking Strong
Dan, with intent to seize her by the waist
and carry her of. Perhaps he designed to
carry her in his arms all the way to the
Border. This thought pleased her very
much. Dan was quite able to do it. and
the distance is only thirty five miles or 50.
II pleased her to think of srch q ride in
the Strong Mans arms, and how tired he
would be at the end.
Accordingly, when she drew near the
door she went very slowly, and was not
in the least surprised when, as she stood
in the fire light, the man stepped from
some hiding place at hand, caught her by
the waist, and tossed her lightly over his
shoulder. making no moro account OF her
weight than if she had bean . mere bag Of
meal
aNow, Mistress" be said, struggle
and kick as much % you like. II don't
hurt MAJ sSzzzs
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Answers.

Answers will be published in two weeks.
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- 49, ~ rnssls.l E I'D aa ess 3 ssscaa oaa lAl osaaneal
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No. sting Letters.

What two letters prefixcd 10 each OF these
words will make other words? Aught, one, edge,
own, use, awl, ought. PORTABLE ELECTRIC.
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she nelu d ner nanQ. III 0rlnl
luck to the venture" she said, taking tn
shilling which he gave her for luck
Thank you; this is sure to bring yol
luck. You'll say so tomorrow morning
Remember that you crossed old Nam
palm with q shilling. A lucky run! Sue
q run as you never had before. A rul
that will surprise the people,
"Hs! hal" said Mathew, pleased will
the prophecy. ut will surprise them.
"And how do You get on with Mis-
Drusy? So she said nay. She will an
she won't-ay, ay-I know their tricks
Yes, 8 fine girl, and spelling, as one ma,
say, for q husband. Take care, Maste
matthew. Better men than You have los
by s~hillyshally."
"why, what would you have me dc
| Nap?"
do? A man o. mettle shouldn't ask
Capture the prize; pipe all hands an,
alongside; then of with her; show a cleal
pair of heels; clap all sail"
az believe Man," Mathew said, 'tha
you are a witch"
81 believe" she replied, "thst afte
your run you'll be sure I am. Go in an,
wake DAN"
The fellow, reused rudely, sat up an
rubbed his heavy eyes.
"You can't be drunk still, man." sal
Mathew, seeing it's hall past 2 in the al
ternoon."
"My head" said Dan, banging it wit
his great fist, ''is like the church bell be
fore the service-goeth d~ing-dong. An
my tongue, it is as dry as Q bone. Las
night-last night-where the devil was
last night?"
SECT mp, fool. and put on your coal
and come out. We have work to do"
The fellow made no reply. He was stu
pidly wondering why his head was 9
heavy and his legs like lead.
Come" Mathew repested, ''there is a
time to lose. Up man"
They left the house and walked up th
street.
When they were gone, Nan took the pin
out of her mouth, and considered the posi-
ton of things with n cheerful smile.
"As for Mathew" she said with q grin
The viii get salt eel for his supper. Sal
eel-nothing short"
She doubted for awhile whether to i'm
part the plot to the fugleman. But sh
remembered that though he was no olde
than herself he would take the thing dit
ferently, and . fight between him and Dan
not TO speak Of Mathew rs we'll, coul,
have only q termination. Had she beel
twenty years younear.s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-29
CREDIT MINNEsOTA.

The Nation of a recent date says:
''Several Republican newspapers have
been keeping the following apothegm,
from the mouth of Gen. HARRISON,
standing in their columns, viz:
"'No mans wages should be so low
that he cannot make provision in his
days of yigor for the incapacity of ac-
cident or the feeblentsS of old age
Our first objection to this is that the
sentiment is stolen from Gov. DAVID
b. HILL, of New York. without credit.
Gov. HILL first promulgated it to an
astonished public at a county fair in
Western New York Dunkirk, we be-
lieve), about three years ago"
We find the same sentiment expressed
more than fifteen years ago by Gen. e. c.
ANDREWS in very careful ly prepared
report on 1.-THE condition of the indus
trial classes of Sweden and Norway"
made to the state department when be
was United States minister resident at
Stockholm, which was published by the
government on account of the many
valuable suggestions it contained. We
quote from page Is: 1T seems natural
and just that mans labor should be
worth, and that his wages should be, as
much as, with economy and prudence,
will comfortably maintain himself and
family, enable him to educate his chill
dren, and also to lay by enough for his
decent support when his laboring pow
ers have failed" 1t would therefore
appear that Minnesota, and not New
York or Indiana, should have the credit
of first promulgating the sentiment
which is now claimed for Coy. HILL
and Gen. HARRISON.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-29
CHEAP MEAT.

The butchers at Manchester. Eng,
are kicking vehemently of late over the
competition of purveyors of animal
food who underseli them with horse
meat. 1t is stated that in that city there
are a hundred places where horse meat
is sold. The bovine article sells for
about % cents pound there, while the
equine substitute can lie had for 10 or II
cents. There is no objection advanced
to eating horse meat on sanitary or hy-
gienic grounds. 1t is said to be whole
some and nutritious. Even mule meat
has been used without physical disaster
n notable emergencies. There is some
prejudice against this use of defunct
horses, and as matter of sentiment it
is an ignoble fate for noble animal;
but if English. or other people, choose it
as replenisher of the physical system,
it does not appear why there should be
objection, except on the part of those
whose traffic is affected by the eompeti-
ton.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-29
AN HONolfi1D REBEL.

THOMAS w. DoRR was pronounced a
crank in his time. but monument has
just been erected to his memory in
Rhode Island and dedicated in the hour
of the triumph of the cause for which
he periled his life. In 1914 he was tried,
adjudged guilty of treason and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for life. He
was leader i'll the attempt to over
turn, by revolutionary methods, the rot
ten borough system that excluded from
the ballot one-half or more of the citi-
Zens of the state-giying the entire
power to holders of real estate and their
eldest sons. lie was pardoned out
three years later. and for the Tine his
efforts were failure, but the seed sown
slowly terminated and now bears the
ripened fruit. His aims were patriotic
and laudable. but it does not follow
that his methods were justifiable or
judicious. Nor is there legitimate in
ference that all cranks and political
disturberS will be vindicated by poster
ity and have monuments.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-29
FASTEST VESSEL AFLOAT.
That Is What Is Claimed for the
New Dynamite Cruiser Vesuvius.

Special to the Globe.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2S-The
dynamite cruiser YeSuyius left Phila-
delphia yesterday morning to make a
second test of her speed. She returned
this afternoon. The following is the
official report made by a government
expert, and was approved by the
Messrs Cramp and all of the sup er
visors of the trip:
The Vesuvius returned TO Cramps ship
yard at l p. m, Dec. 2e. 1888, from her sec
ond trial trip. She made run Just before
dark last night under vesy unfavorable cir
eumstances the wind blowing gale and an
unusually heavy sea running. Under these
disadvantages she made mean speed of
1859 knots in two runs over tWo-knot
course. The disadvantage of the heavy sea
was much aggravated by the shallowness of
the water in the measured course. 1t was
also conceded on ali hands that the water on
the measured course is much too shallow to
give the vessel fair chance within at least
a half to three quarters of knot per hour.
This morning she started to make another
run and had gone over three fourths of the
course in the first run at the rate of at least
twenty-one knots, when one OF the air
pumps connecting levers broke, which neees-
Stated the shutting off of that engine and the
remainder of the run was made with the
other engine alone. Under that disadVant-
age her speed over the whole course was
l947 knots per hour. Thereupon the trial
ended. the contractors declining to attempt
another run with only one air pump remain
ing in working order on the port engine. it
being understood that each engine has two
air pumps. The Messrs Cramp announce
that they feel in duty hound to give another
test of speed to the Vesuvius, but they will
ask that the course be chosen further down
the bay. near the breakwater, so that clear
way and an ample depth of water may be
had, with every chance for the vessel to
show her very highest speed. They have no
doubt, whatever, that the Vesuyius will in
every way prove superior to her contract
specifications and they are particularly de-
sirous of showing that she Is the fastest YES
al Of