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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

Mr. Hewitt Makes a Little Free Trade Talk.
MI. Abram s.. Hewitt has some views
concerning the proposed Worlds Fair
10 1892. He thinks 1t better to make 1t
an exhibition Of American products,
fearing that II an effort be made to make
it international it will fail for lack Of
foreign exhibitors. Since, according to
Mr.. Hewitt, we say by our tariff that we
do not desire to buy foreign products,
foreign manufacturers will not likely be
willing to 80 to the expense Of sending
their wares hero for US TO copy.
Well, We had a tariff in 1875. Did
that keep away exhibits Of foreign manu-.
factures2 France has a tariff, a high one
and a complicated one, and at this mo.
ment the Exposition at Paris Is largely
made up oiioreign exhibits. A sufficient
answer to Mr.. Hewltt's tariff argument
will be found in our large imports Of
foreign manufactures, We have a taritf,
and in spite oil foreign manufacturers
continue to get their products into the
American market.
There may be a reason why the inter
national feature OF the proposed Worlds
Fair would prove a failure, but that
reason is not TO be found in our tariff.
Mr.. Hewitt will have to lnda bugabOo
elsewhere.
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We desire 10 say 10 our citizens, that
for years No hayebeen selling Dt Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life pills, BuCklen's AtnlCa
SAlve and Electric Bltlep, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
Or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate 10 guarat.
toe them every time, and We stand ready
10 refund the purchase price, II satisia6.
tory tesultA do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on theit mefits,
Logan Drug o., dEugglsl1, 1
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nIr. siaybrlck,. Cass.

Itmay be that Mrs. Maybrick poisoned
her husband. She confessed TO him and
she admitted in court that she had been
uniaitlliul to him. She had the motive
and tho opportunity to make way with
him, and under like circumstances wo'
men have done murder.
Whatever may be the probabilities OF
possibilities, there was not sufficient tes'
timony to convict Mrs. Maybrick. In
the frat place 1t was not shown beyond
a reasonable doubt that Maybrick died Of
arsenical poison. This might have been
shown without discriminating Mrs. May
brick, but since 1t was not shown the
very first link In the chain was wanting.
1t is thought in England, as the In
EELLlaENcRR suggested tile morning
after tho verdict, that Mrs. Maybrick
was convicted because Of her unfatthful-
ness to her husband. But this is not
the ofense for which she was on trial,
and hanging is not the punishment for
that oaensc.
1t is not strange that the verdict
gives great dissatisfaction in England,
and that a strong popular movement is
on foot to Save her life. No civilized
community can afford to hang for a
murder when the fact Of tho murder has
not been established.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

CouST ToLsrot places SO high an esti.
mate upon "1okolOqN a Book for every
Woman" by Alice d. stockham, NJ. D.,
Of Chicago, that he has volunteered 10
translate It into Russian.
Baroness Grippenberg, Of Finland,
has offered to put 1t into Swedish. Since
Uncle Toms Cabin, no American book,
written by o woman, has had such d
large sale as "~7okology." DR.. Stockham
will sail for Europe August II, to coun.
sci with those interested in putting this
work into the hands Of the people Of for
eign lands.
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Sealed Proposals.

WHEELlNd, W, Van August Q, lSs9,
Sealed proposals will DO received by the Con,
Mite on Fire Department for the laying OF a
door 3 6e laid with hard buraei Fire SIisE an. 'aS
Pitch Cement, or Asphalt Blocks laid IN PoTt,
ndCement. The contractor 10 All In with SIr
inches Of coAfse gravel, the sand being Ulied
out, aud bed the paying blocks with two inches
OF clean, sharp sand,
Foi lulheF Information apply To ]; A. Dun,
ming, Chiei Aarshal, At Atlantic Engine House,
The Committee reserves the right 70 reject any
or all bids, Proposals. 70 be In by hO'ClOck p, I'M,
Monday, Augustl9 {, At city Clerks office,
w, II, FEE,
Ru7 Clerk Fire Department.
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BECAUSE Mr.. Russell Harrison has
been we'll treated abroad and has not
thought 1t necessary to behave like a
clown, he is thought fair game for the
newspapers which do not agree with his
father in politics. Maybe this sort OF
warfare will save the Democratic party
from utter annihilation. Desperate cases
require desperate remedies.
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Hrs name Is R. j. Mckinney T; his res
idence is Woodbury., Hill county, Texas;
his statement May, 1880: My little son
was cured by s. s. s. Of bad sores and
ulcers, the result OF a general breaking
down Of bis health from fever. He was
considered inCurable, but two bottles Of
Swiits Specific brought him out all right.
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Proposals.
.0TIORTO BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals for constructing tho p,oDo.o,
New Hall fof the West Virginia OnlyetSIty viii
be received by the chairman Of the BuljinM.,
Compittee at his otiee In NOrgantOWn, W, VSla
untlll2 O'clock IN. OF August II, lSSg. Contract
Willbe made covering parts Of tho work SeSsy.
Ately pf all In one contract, the Conmittee ~,
serving the right TO reject any aud an 6lis
Bond With security must accompany each bI5'
Plani and Specifications may DO Inspected Al IN,
ofleeoi y. " Enl5helm architect, at Whtei,
colhnittee, rs follows; d. D. Johnson, At iSnSS
Reach Il, A. Bennett, at Huntington; d, H.
Smith, u FalImOnti nc, Schllllng, At Spencer
or Joseph MorelAnd, at M0rgAltoWn.
By order Of the committee.
JOSEPH M0RELAND,
7 Rul0 Chairman
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WHRS the sugar iiends shall have cor
nered all the sugar in the world, how
are they going to corner all the people
and make them eat the sugar at sellers
pricss2 1t is a question of being able
to make the horse drink,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

No MEDICINE in the world Is in better
repute or more widely known than
Ayers sarsaparilla. Asasafe and certain
remedy for all manner OF blood disor.
dets, leading physlcians and druggists
everywhere recommend II in preference
10 any other. D4w
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BECAUSE the President takes a sail and
is thought to be sick by reason thereof,
1t Is basely insinuated that he is not fit
to preside over a great country, In this
land our theory is that the President is
no better than the rest Of us.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

BRowN's lion BlTTERs is q specific In
all cases OF swamp fever, intermittent
fever, and malaria OF any name. Low
marshy ground, stagnant pools Of water,
decaying vegetable matter, changes Of
climate while suffering from general
debility, all produce malaria. Browns
Iron Bltters cures all forms. Don't use
quinine. II creates constipation, pro-
duces headache, and not infrequently
rheumatism and neuralgia. Browns
Iron Bltters never does. II will cure
thnm. nhM
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FOR SALE.

a. -
"A DeatAblO Residence on National Road eNl
o, BIN qEgyej gtpund gt dcfoG.
No. ll Fifteenth street,
MeC0ll0Oh street.
29 A6te Farm on Middle wheeling Greek,
~ Att0 Farm, 9lHnn'g Run.
100 Atlu Farm. on Short Creek.
Ace Eatin tlVO iGlles west Of MAlAmOtN.
y Auft Farm near Marietta. pflce $500.
nelltAblO Residence on Fourteenth street.
F0tf. ,Rb0ned Cottage, iinllhed, on Park
street A|DundAyllle pamp'dfOnn0,
Two Hour Hg0t1ed HOhSOs Oh MOCOllOOh IT.
No. l9W Jacob street,
lota Oh eat and wet aides Of South ffonlIL
ufunht 10 feel I Inches font north oil wv
Many 6Ihot Houses, Lots and Fatmsio TOT AiC,
JAMES A. HENRY,
hfai Gatie Agent, Z. d, Claim Attorney and
Notary Public,
sg.oIeo hounun.li September is a. M TO
SSiS No. 1919 MARKET STREET,
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lAAN1- NAl9 Abhh NAAAN - hAtN AN ~ -
KING as an entertainer,
Make Home sweet and happy BY using;
whipple's Merry Making Melodies, 81,
OEg00d's Rhymes and Tunes, q.
Childfen'B School Songs, IS cent.
EmertOn'B Gems for Little Singers, 30 cents.
songI and Games for Little Ones, q,
Of eyenings, sing + Gospel Song music from;
Praise in Song, 400. Voices Of Praise, lOc.
Gospel Of Joy, CSC. Singing on tho Way, SSc.
Collections Of Songs for Refined Musicians, Rre
Song Classic, st0o. Song cla,slcs, Alto, 500.
FRANKS Album Of Songs. s20. .Kjeruli's
Album Of Songs, $50. Eyeiesls Album OF
Songs, 500. Classic Tenor Songs, Sl00, Classic
BASS Songs, q 90. Choice Vocal Duets, ti26.
NV. Whites Album, e. %. Choice Sacred
Solos, Si2.
Music for socll Singing oil the bestquallty, isin
College Songs, 60c; the same for Guitar or
Banjo, ~; Minstrel songs, Old. and! New, q;
War Songs, 1901 American Ballad Collection, q;
Vocal Guitar Album. slj Good Old Songs We
Used 10 Sling, 81 rs, Old Folks TunCg, 400 Jubl.
lee and Plantation Songs, 90c,
Any Book Mailed for Retail Price.
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Detroit Fra Prtss.
"That settles It" said aprisoner whom
His Honor sentenced TO the workhouse
for sixty days the other morning.
"Settles what2" asked the officer Ia
whom the remark was addressed.
~ have been troubled in my mind
whether to go down to Long Branch OF
up 10 MacEinac this summer. Now /
won't have 10 20 10 either"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

II Queen Victoria desires to return
the compliment Of the colouelcy OF q
German regiment, Let her mako the
German Emperor a present Of the mag
niacent fleet sheshowed him. You may
be sure the young fellows mouth has
been watering ever since,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-12

II half the bloody battles had taken
place In Haytl that have been reported,
the population would have been wiped
out before this. The iacile men Of ro-
nance has slain more than the sword
and the musket,
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DIED.

FRElsMuTH-on Sunday, August Ii, 1855, ats
O'Clock p, Tlu. ALnERf o.. Infant son Of Y,
aud Mary Ff6lsmuIh, aged 2 months,
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 4:ao O'Clock,
from tho. parents residence, No. lso
Eighteenth street. Friends Of the family
arc invited TO attend. tnterrnent Of NJ,
Calvary Cemetery.
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The sales OF the week at Boston are re-
port at 1,034,000 pounds, as against $780,
900 pounds last week aud 100000
pounds in the corresponding week a
year ago.
At Philadelphia wool has been very
quiet, owing TO the unsettlipg effect Of
the Eastern failures, which have caused
buyers to hold off for lower prices, and
have made sellers more critical about
credita.
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nnoA for nIm she Wnsn,t.

Jud1c
Johnny is an awful boy" said Mrs,
Brown. "He hasn't sat still q moment
this whole blessed day."
"IiI was his mother" returned Mrs.
Slipper, The wopldn'ts it still for q whole
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ny virtue ola decree Of said Court made In the
above entitled case on the l7lh day OF July, 1857,
tho underBigned, who Was appointed q special
commissioner for the purpose, wilt sell d the
north front door oil the Court House Of said
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 8lRt DAY OF AUGUST, 1850,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M. the following
described property: The west side Of lot No. 2l6
on Sixteenth street In tho City OF Wheeling,
commencing ut the southeast corner OF lot No.
2l6; thence running north with the line Of fald
lot TO ALLEY Il; thence west along said alley %
feet; thence south 50 feet; thence west 10 feet;
thence south TO Sixteenth street 10 the place oil
TERMS oP sALE.-onethIrd OF tho purchase
money or as much more as the purchaser may
elect 70 pay In cash on the day OF sale, the bal.
Ance In two equal inStAllmntS ltSlx aud twelve
months, notes bearing interest from the day Of
sale to DO given for the deferred payments, the
title 10 DO retained until payment g made n full.
w. J. W. C0WDEN,
Special Commissioner.
". Il. HAIiER, Auctloneer.
hereby certify that bond has been given by
said special commissioner as required by law
and said decree OF said Court
aVEI TnuN w AITNuETT lTnrk
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Mn, DEpRw would give up everything
for the Presidency, II he pines for COM
pany he can find 1t,
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Neoratsa Journal
Btide-"George, dear, when We reach
town let us try 10 avoid leaving the i'm.
preston that we are married"
"All right, Maudei you can lug this
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"papa,o asked Johnny oumso, "what
lisa pessimist 2"
"Mr. Briggs is q pessimist, Johnny"
replied papa, "He always bets against
the home club"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals. will be received at the secre-
tAFy's office ui the borough Of Sharon, Mercer
county, Pa, until the l1th day Of August, lss9,
thoritles will open the bids and award the con.
tract 10 the successful bidder, for furnishing all
material and performing all labor for the paying
OF State street In said borough Of sharon, from
Irvine avenue 70 the MlddleSex extension Of the
Sharon Railway, With triaed FIreclay Brick,
In accordance with plans aud specifications,
amounting 10 about. 5000 yards. The proposals
must be accompanied by specimens OF brick
proposed 10 be used. Bids must contain the
full names OF ever. person interested, with
specimen bricks AndthO mSkorB' names. Salts.
factory bonds will be required Of the successful
bidders TO the amount Of nifty (b0l per cent Of
the amount Of the contract for the performance
Within the time that Shall DO sEreed upon Tor
the execution Of Tho contract, The Borough
Council reserve tho right TO reject any or all
bids. Byorder Of Council.
THos, D, BELL, Secretary, aul2
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For Rent.

E0R RENTAL 1922 MARKET
" street, two Front Rooms on ground floor,
suitable Tor Lodging or othCes, Inquire at lia
Water street. Aul
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General Notices.
NIssoLUTIoN NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given that tho partnership
existing between Andrew N. Bone and FredCt,
lex Bye, under the firm name Of Bone & BYE,
was W % Tue aNn s!@ gay n II 1 Sas o WY, dissolved Y NN X
paFtterShlp arc TO DO received by the said
AndIewM NJ. Bone, who alone IL authorized 10
collect themi aud all demands on tho IAid part,
neFShip arc 70 be presented to him Tor payment,
ANDREW NJ, hone,
FREDERICK BYE,
August 8, 1850.
The undersigned will continue the Plumbing
Business At No. $500 Jacob street, and respect,
fully sOlIciH q continuance OF the patronage
heretofore extended,
aud ANDREW NJ. B0NE.
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METAL AND WOOL TRADE
Braditrssrs weekly Report Of ire Com
ton Of the AfaFketa,

BraditrssYs Weekly Report Of me cOnai-
ton Of the Markets,
NV YoRR, August l0,-Bradayea's
sayAi Insone departments the line be
tween high and higher prices is very
narrow, Bridge, car and pipeline
builders have been covering fall require
ments yery freely, Mills are full Of
orders, but there is a hesitancy about
advancing prices. The heavy demand
for merchant iron and merchant steel
continues, and mills are everywhere
well sold up. Track supplies are also
wanted as last az productive facilities
Of, Large lots OF old rails are
called tor throughout the interior.
Sheet and galvanized iron orders are
awaiting their turn at some points, The
crude iron market is very strong, though
new business is lighter, Prices are
firm, and very few makers ere seeking
business, because Of an impression that
better prices will be realized later on in
the season, The magnitude OF the with
held demand Is greater than the trade
anticipated in June. The pipe iron
makers are debating prices. The iron
ore market Is very strong, Consumers
OF mill and furnace products are watch
ing the market very closely, as the
vigorous tone OF all general markets Ia
helping to stimulate enterprise in diIec-
tons where iron and steel will profit
greatly,
WOOL MARKETS,
Less, activity appears In tho wool
market than at any time for two months,
and prices are easier, II not quotably
lower, The manufacturers have been
disappointed in their expectations OF OBJ
tanning a considerable advance over last
year on their lightweight stutfs, While
goods are selling at 23a79 per cent high,
or prices than in 1888, the advance Is not
commensurate with the cost OF Their
material, Purchases for consumption
are accordingly made, as usual, With
great care and not far in anticipation OIL
actual requirements. Dealers for the
most part are holding their supplies
firmly, but the natural consequence Of 4
dali market Is seen in concessions here
| Auu lllblbDH hCCpuut " htFthsl
or other reasons. The best that can up.
parently be looked for at the present
time Is a rather slow trade, with quota
tiOns about whore they are now, The
financial embarrassment Of two or three
concerns selling or manufacturing WOO.
has not contributed any strength to the
situation,
Business Is quiet at Boston. In com
parison with the last two orthree week.
II Is really dull, Few manufacturer
are buying to any extent, and dealer
arc reader to sell. Some description
OF material are decidedly weaker, 4hil
being true of Michigan aud Montana
supplies in particular, Little is doing II
Ohio ~fleeceS, though their values ar
pretty well sustained. An exceptionally
good request for No. ]. combing is no
ticel, With the exception Of Montana
wool the territory clip now coming Z
market Is Of better quality than usual
Foreign woods OF all descriptions ar,
rather more active than last week. Cur
rent quotations are as follows, in com
parison with last year and the year be
fnra,
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FARM FOR SALE.

1hAye a nice Farm Of 10 acres, lying along the
In each) four miles from New MArtinSYllle;
nearly all down IN grass, well wRtered. bukStAn'
liAl improvements and In good neighbOrho0d,
which ! wish 10 sell. The title IL perfect, and
viii b. sold a. bargain and on Reasonable terms
Gait % or address me at New MartinEville,
~ O'' FRED. b. BOWERS. Trustee.
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E0R AND LOT, No.
I 800 EOff street, between Tw0nty.thlrd and
Twelty.i0ufth streets. Apply 10 W, II. RlNE.
HART, 1l68 Market street. AUG
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DOR sALE-A BOARDING HOUSE
u at Cofoy'G Crossing. between. TAylors,
town and Washington. Pa, located IN tho
.TRylOrst0wn oil field. Tho house will accom-.
modate sixty Doatderst Agood paSipg business
Son, HrenemA1, Pa. Rug-NwAFR
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E0R RENT,

ROE RENT
Front Room. third floor, No. 1900 Market st.
Building No. he, chaplinO. street, suitable
for 0fices, Light Housekeeping or Lodging
Rooms, Enquire OF
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FOR SALE.

A Now Double Brick, containing I've rooms
each AIDE, has both gases throughout, with
everything else complete and finished, and II
Will PAY ~ per cent clear as an investment
Price 1850,
Right Roomed House with ali convenience at
Jus North Front street. Price $500. Lot 10 feet
front, running back N river.
A very desirable modern House a. ia South
Penn Street, containing six rooms and hall; lot
40 feet 'front.' Price S3,UCO,
Seven Roomed Brick House, corner Thirty.
Eighth and Wood atreetA, Price Si,fOO.
FlHo RO0med House, 100 South broadway,
tlllb0 And other improved property.
Building Lot, on The Island South Wheeling
q. %. SMITH,
auto 1910 Main Street.
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II 10 easy enough TO shut the saloons;
but there seems 10 be no elIeCtual way
Of closing the dtunkards.
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Real Estate.
FoR RENT.

AMONfif
l2lFlltcetth street. .,....., ,..a,..,. ..,...SO %
30 gssegM WOOD street 2 foons. ,.."......" @
200 Ac0b street. B r0OHed h0ubO. .,...., 10 %
No, 1912 Market 6tfeOt, Gtofa.fOoIn,.. ...,.., Is %
30 4feAt 2ll2 water htfOot. acknowledgements" gW
30, Y Iwo1ty. third 1treot..,Uma.m..,...n,a BOO
No. G1o4 MAln street, 2 rooms HW..wN"e,"". 20
20 Acre Fatm on Middle Wheeling Crock,
SSitasds on MOundlylllO Camp Ground,
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"A GENTS WANTED-THE MIS-,
"A SOURI, Washer gti1rdss agents proiiaSIs
bnsiness, AEamepn H. ~ iayoF sne iumeIoui
week. trial 10 be returned At my expense II NV
IIRkiIiOetOTy. Write for illustrated ciFculuI Nh "
terms. J, WORTH, ~ hickman street, N. /.
tvi
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Nor SALE CHEAP-A LOT OF
~ partly Stacked, Lime. Call or inquire Of
s.. BkER'S SONS, Wholesale GrOCCrR, auto
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For Sale.

LI0R LE-l,O 900 PERCH OF BUILD.
y ING Stone for Sale cheap at WGItwoOd's
Brick Yards, cast OF LABellD Mill. ans
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Wanted.

EMPTY YINFGIp
wv and Cider barrels, at WHEuIye S,ainA
AID VlSEa4R WORKS, ArbenT' Old ipIs sttpLS
Factory. sWhte
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LEISURE HOUR MUSIC.

Through tho heat Of Summer, the cool days 81
and the long evenings Of Winter, MUSIC II
KING as an entertainer,
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OIL
FOR RHEUMATISM.

buiforod 20 YoaTI and Cured
n Aitaay o., ftAAsA, RI
Tor err htiy ytAfa I have ben 4 viHin II
RAtEmAliin. 1 uAl ptFiSAaIa " IN a. JAeets
OIL I have uisd tVp bettits And . mAA naFt
trs ten fAtumAllia ntvtf uAllta suf ttFtt.L
~ llAtI VA. were st.s Itia and lana NJ ~
A.uEA. lAd iinttf a lAnyysttA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-11

RN.wAYs arc sand TO consume more than
one. half the worlds production Of IRON the
car wheels required in the United States
alone taxing more than two million tons
Tns largest continuous sleeping car serv-
icc in the world is that on the santa re sys-
TEN. which runs through sieepcrs from san
Diego, Cal, 70 Chicago, distance OF @'oii
miles.
Tnr practice Of running trains on me lett
hand track Is now being largely put N force
~ railroad corporations throughout the
United states. The custom originated in
England and affords the engineer better
and fuller view OF the tracks ahead.
THE Lehigh Valley railroad now mas
twelve trains equipped with tclegraphic IN
struments for transmitting messages along
the road xhile the trains are IN motion.
The sys tenn has been used with particular
suo.ess ;, the wrccking trains on the road