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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
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STOCKS, BONDS AND REAL Is.
~ TATE FOR SALE
% shares Street Railway.
30 shares Wheeling Porery.
10 shQres Commercial B4nE.
y shares Jefferson INSURANCE Co.
20ShRres Franklin Insurapee Co,
20 shares Warwick China Co.
A building lot on South chapllne street.
THOMAS 0'BnfHS Broker,
Telephone 40. No. llI7JS Main Street
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
Tsl,Inr Onln "C.l.Nnn !"

BoucitI lit vas 50 anxious to get as
much out cf life as possible hat during
the las f-5lr or Ave years % ".S cares
he denIaH h:ms-.t proper sII"f. <Cing to
bed at Jnl rising 1t 6. Ia5 time
passed il 7iDElher he con -idered wasted.
More - ;l..a this he did not seem to
require.
The other day I rsai of a man in
LOLCOn who never sleeps, as we under
sand The WORT. II" j. tle ,nitor OF
large iuiidiny to w.ieI p'o,la resort at
all hours osi q tWeHty-faur This Ger
berus volunteered for double salary TO
do tire w+tcnin, day and Hi- t. and so
he Go IS. sitting iu acta-r aI.i Opaning a
gate ever time the bel rings There is
never longer intorya than fifteen
minutes. and yet he coItr.Ves to snatch
sufficient sleep to serve aim i:s uealth
is good aud his hapnine $ app .rently
cOmplet'. He lOohs upon .imselt as
fortunate in having this eXa ting place
which most OF her people would not ac-
ccpt at any p.ica. The amount of sleep
is toa considerable degree matter Of
temperament. Napoleon. ace riding to
Tie lif" of Josephine, reseutly published,
was prodigious sleeper, taking nine
hours when he could get il. His active
brain required this amouu Of res. On
the other hand, Emile Lite, the author
O. the dictionary, needed only four
hours. He went to bed at n. m. and
20. up at ). All the rest Of the time.
except a few minutes &c his meals, he
spent at his desk He YeI tObA eighty
five, and enjoyed perfect health.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
A Woman Two Hundred Years Old

A case is or record Of al woman who
lived to this advanced aye. but it is
scarcely necessary to state that it was
in s. the oIden tune" Now .a-Iays too
many women do not live half their
allotted yelr-. The mortality due to
functional derangemcutS in the weaker
sex is simply frilh'fuI, to say nothing
Of the -indeScribablr suffering which
makes life scarcely worth the living to
so many women. But for these suffer
ers there j. certain relief. Dl.
Piercs's FavoriIe Prescription will
positively cure leucorrhoea. prolapsus,
pain in the ovaries, weak hack, in
short, all these complaints to which so
many women are martyrs. 1t is the
only guaranteed cure, see guarantee
on bottIe-Wrapper
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
The Most Accommodating Railroad.

The Most kCcOmtno o4ating Railroad.
The day ( wa a passenger on the rail-
road which runs between MOntrose, in
Susque anna County, and Tunkhan.
uoch, Wyoming County, a very voluble
old gentlemaN sat IN the seat directly in
front Of me. He talked very much. and
in talking he opened bis mouth very
Wild. He had store teeth, and the plate
had rather shrunk or the old gentleman s
mouth had expanded since the teeth ro'N
fitted to him, for they ept bODbin
and down as he talked, like piano
in action You better look out,
man." | said to myself, for il YOU
haven't got string to those teeth the
first thing you know they'll desert you.
We were tipping along at pretty goo
gait.
1t was a warm day and the old gentle-
had his window up. Pretty sOCn he
opened up with a few remarks, in the
middle of which he felt compelled to
laugh He gave one hilarious snort and
zip shot that set Of misti teeth out Of
his mouth. 1t wasn't satisfied with get
ting rid Of his mouth, bu- it threw itself
out of the ear through the open window
as well Gosh. all fish hoOhs!' was
what the Old gentleman undoubtedly
IMAGINED lie was SayinZ, but his upper
lip was caVed in almost 10 his palate, AMI
as he had to push it lack and hold il
there with his tongue before lie could
talk. his words came a trille thick and
full OF splutter. That was all the old
man said, tut he showed his head out of
the window and looked mack mOurnfully
toward the spot where his teeth had left
him. We hal gone q lri.e Or more. /
guess, before the conductor OF the train
had learned Of the old gentieman's be
reaVement. He pulled tLe he'll rope.
The ira was stOnped. Then they
backed up to the place where the teeth
had shOt out of the window. There con-
ductor, engineer. fireman and brakeman
formed themselves into searching party
and went to work to look up he lCst
teeth. Tnry searched the country On
both sides of the track 10 several rods
up and down, and at the end OK half al
hour brakeman shouted: Here the!
be" He had found the old gentleman's
teeth. They were all there safe and
sound. The old gentleman showed them
in his mouth and said:
Gosh all fish hooks! I'd ketched
helix when ] got nome il hadn't a-fOund
them ts2th.' Then the ira started aud
the old man commenced his talking
whore he left off when his teeth ha got
tired anu aEit him. Nobody seemed to
thini, the stoppingof the ira n and going
back after .he teeth was any mag out Of
the ordinary everyday way OF managing
a railEOad, and wasn't Sc,Ts to be coz
spicuous by kicking. Gas ;t was s.ccom-
mOdatirg. wasn't it?-Ci.CaSn sun.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
A Pirats Hrd.

Ex-Governer William G.. Sterett. OF
Dallas, Tex, says: While on fishing
and hunting expedition on the Atlantic
coast in North Carolina few days since
my attention was attracted by the shrill
and frantic cries Of sea gull. AS l
looked upward 1 saw bird resembling
a hawk strike tho gull un'er its claws.
when down came fish and the pirate bird
after it. The fish had not gone ten feet
before the pirate bird had it in its
stomach. Then he SCARED upward with
lightning and descending equally
as quick, struck tn, screaming gull on
its back with gGei 70 ce that the con-
tents Of its stonl b We're forced out Of
its mouth, and the pirate caugh5 itin the
aiF aq it fell At this point 1 took aim at
the pirate With my shotgun and brought
hiLa down.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
NEVER TO MEET.
r to meetl o. can it be

Never 70 meetl o, can # be
That fondest hopes must end Ike thiSf
Never 10 meet No more to see
The face that held a world Of blissl
Say it is all some idle dream,
That Will, on waking, fade away;
Say that our hearts, in Joy supreme,
Shall beat as Cne for now and aye!
Never To meet, my sweet!
Never, as years pass DER?
Never again, in Joy or in PAIN
Never, o neYermOrc?
Eevef to meeti The words are said,
Yet surely true they cannot be?
Can all the moments past be deadl
So rect for you, love, ard for me2
Abl no, no, no those words unsay,
When Joy shall rule in place Of pain;
That idle dream bid pass away, -
And let our lives be one again.
Nrver 10 meet, my sweet?
Never as yea pass DER?
Never again, in JOY or in pain,
Never neVermore!
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
Yduc,tion I, r Women in FinI,pd.

Even in Finland the educational
authorities move along al reast of the
times, says an exchange. The question
ether ladies, wit out special per-
mission, might be allowed TO pass the
students" examination, has recently
attracted much attention in Finland and
the university appointed a committee to
deal with the matter. Their decision
has been published to the following
effect: Finish ladies' may be admitted
to the university as students on the
same conditions and with the same
privileges and obligation as these in
force for students of chs male sex, sub
ject to the restriction that any eKamipa-
tion passed by a lady cannot entitle her
to other appointments than such as are
Ia accordance with existing laws and
regulations. Eor is anv lady entitled to
receive such free schoiarships as are dis
tiactly intended for men.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
SnqT2'W0, net,
Wednesday Afternoon, Feb. IL, 1891.
CHURCH SERVICES.

AsBURY METHODS EPISCOAPL-Sunday-P
ing at 1917 A. N and ~ P NJ. Sunday School
PPM. PRAYER rMeeting-Thursdaysa ~ p. NJ.
Rev. W. W. W. wilson, Pastor
ST, PETERS PROTESTANT EPIsCOPAL.-Sunday-
Preaching at 1917 A. NJ. and Up NJ. Holy Days
~ A. NJ. sunday School, P. N. Prayer
Dame, Rector.
PREsBYTERIAN.- -Sunday-Preaching at lOl% A. NJ.
and ~ P N. sunday SchOol-2P.M Prayer
Meeting-Fridays at P. NJ Rev. c. Adams,
pastor.
ST. POLYcARP CATHOLIC CHURCH.-MaSS on First
ana Third Sundays, at 80 A. NJ, and on the
Second and Fourth sundays, at l0.SG a. NJ,
Catechism Glasses taught every sunday after
Mass. Rev. Jas =. Quigey pastor.
CENTENNIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL lColored) -
Suuday-Preachiug at II a. NJ and ~ r. NJ.
Sunday School P. NJ. Rev $. Hammond
Pastor
A. NJ. E. CHUECH-Sunday-Pr at lOlS
An and ~ p. NJ sunday Schou-2l5 P M
RCV. J. PeytOn, Pastor
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

People who use arsepical prepara-
tions for their complexion, do so at the
risk Of their lives. Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla is guaranteed free from any inju-
rious drug, and is, therefore, the saf-
est as we'll as the most powerful blood
medicine in the world. 1t makes the
skin clear.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
4 rnr4nnn4c No.

Mrs. Mary L. Baker, ofOvid, Mich, has
sufferer from heart disease for years Was
short Of breath, had hungry spells, pain in
side, Gathering, laintness. etc. After tax
ing two boitirs Qf Dr.. Miles New Heart
Cure, She says # am better thaa fir q,
years. My mind and eyesight have i'm
proved wonderfully. l advise all persons
thus afflicted to use this great remedy "
J. w. Dcuney, druggist, recommends and
guarantees it. DR.. Miles work on Heart
Disca,e, containing marvellous testimo-
nial,. free.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

For the restoration Of faded and
gray hair to It's original color and
freshuess, Ayers Hair Vigor re
mains upriyaled. This is the most
popular and valuable toilet prepara-
tion in the world; all who use it are
perfectly satisfied that it is the best.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

What change is wrought ia people
who suffer from rheumolism when they
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. The acid
isy Of the blood is neutralized, the
blood is purified, the aching joints and
limbs rest easily and quietly, and a
feeling Of serene health is impaired.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
LT1nRngE.

This is what you ought to have, ia fact you
must u7te IL 80 enjoy life. Thousands are search
ing for daily, and mourning because they find
il not Thousands upon thousands of dol ars are
spent annually boy our people in the hope tha,
they may attain this boon. And yet it may be
had hy All. We guarantee that Electric BiltcrS il
used according To directions and the Use persisted
in. viii bring you good Digestion and oust the
dem Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy
We recommend Electric Bittcrs for Dyspepsia and
all diseases Of Liver, stomach and Kidneys Sold
at soc and 81 per bottles by JAS + HuiieCkcT, drug
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
SECRET Societies.

MoRHING STAR LODGE, No c. o @. T,-Nects
every Friday evening, AZ O'clock.
MCDONNEIL ENCAMrMFNT. No. ?, 10. O.F Meets
Second and Fourth tuesday evenings Of each
month. al Z O'Clock
HARMONY LrDGF. No. l2. A. T. A. M.-Mccts First
att O'Clock.
SNYRNA Lopez. No. g. l. 0. C. T.-Nleet, every
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
SMYRNA CoNCLAVE. so A. ORDER uF iIEpSAsOPfIs.
Meets first Wednesday evening Of every month
UNION CASTLE No. Il, X. G. E-Meets every Thurs
day evening IN Odd Fellows Hall, at o'clock.
ROYAL TEMrLARs OF TENPLARs.-Meets every
Thursday evening att o'clock ia Good Tem-
paTs Hall.
MIsPAH LODGE. 10. IL, \. O L. W-Meet. every
Monday evening at O'clock in odd Fellows
Hall.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
> sorap Of Pnper Saves ryor LIZ.

Il aUS just Hu ordinary scrap of wrappinguaper
hut it saved her lie he was ia the last stages
o. consumption, told by physicians that She was
iEcnIah!e and could live bHtH short time she
OF wrapping paper She read of Ir Kings kew
Discovery. ana g "a sample bottle it helped her
She got - large bottle, il helped her more bought
another au'i grew better fast. continued its use
and is now strong, healthy, rosy. strong plump
and "ci-l~ 80 pouud-. For fuller particulars
send >lumpt O. rs. II. cole Druggist, Fort smith
Tra. bottle ut thi, wonderful discovery Free at
Jas, 2 NairckviS drag store. smyrna and G.. g.
HaImlLsous. Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

Bishop John P. Newman will be
leader in the quarter centennial Meth
odist jubilee to be held in New Orleans.
He is to be the orator of the day and
will take for his subject THE Future
of the Negro r@ce.t
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
A Len .fI.nrn nrn

In excavating on lot on Forth Avpn
ne. between Greenfield avenue am
O:char street, Milwaukee, owned b.
II. K~rner, the ruins 0 an OF cei ar
over va 81. large elm trc" Lrd crown,
wer found. Depaty Sheriff Lang got o
relic of the ruin in the siiate Of 20 ron
bottle, which las enjoyed longer Irf
tlan that usually attained by tar tic
holders Of - soft driuls. Til Lot % E
q Tia one, and s stronger t, an thos
now in use. Tat IT Eas attained b.
|Jvanced ago Of iOr y-two years ia wi
cent from itg ineerit tiou; Knickc.
i"rker Soda Wat a. ia l. ghte rtN
s,rrrt. New YORK, 1S4S, S. s."
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
A REMARHABLE LETTER

The following letter from Mr.. w. A
Thompson, of Columbus, Wis, Is pecul-
and nervous prostration by three doctors
in New York. two in Chicago, one in
Philadelphia, one in Cincinnati, and at the
large institute in Buffalo for l6 months.
They all failed. But one bottle Of DR.. Miles
Restorative Neryins helped her wonder
fully" This should be used IN ail heal-
aches, backaches, changes Of life nervous
Disturbances fits, rheumatism, etc Ask at
}. w. Dcnney's drug store for Il free trial
Nerves and heat
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

Rider Ila.gard'* wife Is plump
and roy .j;tir Eugli,hwoman, the per-
s"aiiiraljou ot energy, and in that re.
spect a. well as in stature, the very op-
p0site o. her talented husband.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Schedule in effect November le. 1880.
LEAVE CAAInr@- eT,r,o,.

LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.
FoT 'hlcago and Northwest: Vtstibuled lin.
~ Foi "a Iesi ua.y ~ ~ a. m Express, so M
geslinuiea Li'ai'ed EapTeSS daily $50 ,. m. Fx,
p y For iIttsburs, Express daily 80 d. H., and
For Cleveland, via Pittsburg, S 50 a. m. and7 40
e For WNashinetan week days. 90. 6 70. 6 80 7I5
20 500 ~ b, 80 10 2Oll0 81. y Ol 45 min.
uleN) IN II 10 , 10. 23l 25O as 5Oo = ~
3 ~ o. so. Z 20, 30, 9 o. TO 10. 10 10 II % n
m. sunday. 80 Z -. 80 5 b. 30. 10 %. no <
i-N - minutes a ~ / 05. 2i0 . 80 A il < ~
42,l%3, %, a." 5 3d. 10 TO- lU2i and II "a N m
FOR Way stations between baltimore and VISA,
lngton, co. 30. and s 50, a. n u To- $50 5O0
~ y % and II GO p m.
Trains leave Washington for baltimore 40,
ou1. ~, ~, J -, Oj, So 50, II co. II 90 a
m Z 10, , 10, %. Il. 3 D. 4 3. go O1 = as
' ~; 81 Snn 49, 37 X 10 b 81 CO. 10 50 and II so
m, 90. IS, 80, 3 IS, 30. S On, SOS. 8 %, l5
6 ~, 60, 9 %, u so and II 80 D M. W. 49,
For principal Points on metropolitan branch 6
g5', y m 80, So -, S and 10 % n m
sundays l5, S s , II m 4 Il. and ; 20 ?, n, -
For Annapolis 20 3 so, m j. 10 and Ism
mr mr. e9 sunday sunday S}a m. snd5 p m.
IS 10, ~ sc q. N o. faf s0 IS si S. 0 ana II IS
p m aStoBS onlS at priAeipal stations between
rGllay and Frederick Junction '..
For FIe1eslek 10; 10 m = O5. 20 and s.
For Hife.nie Midland Railroad and south via
anyiile, s9 50 a m. e 20 ana IS 90 n n '''
For lexington and points in the Virginia Val.
!tN,' ~ a. p or SiauuioH and wav poiDts
II % ~. For Winchester, a p y. m - pO'''''
F0r Lntay, Hosnuke ana MI points on the
SHs'SEqosh valley i. r., = 10 a. N and = 80 p.
For HagerstowE, 4 10 +s So a. m .44a0p.,n
F"r Curtis Bay and Intermediate points 30
Siiu ~ =. ~ ~ ~. ana 80 p m. Saturday only,
II O3 p. m. sundays 9 10 a m. and % n m
Leave Curtis Bay, : so. II 30 a. IN and So p m.
saturdays only, II 45 y m Sundays. lOa m and
8 p. m. ga anu
Trains arrive from Chicago Coiumbus a,ds,hs
Northwest daily and p IN: from Pittsbnr,
ana Cleveland, IS GO g. NJ &c SIS u m from Gin
clhlau - Louisand the West ~ d. nI. 10
?. IN, daily
Royal Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
For Few York Trenton and the East. s5O5 +s &C
slg - = y. sl3 So - 49, IS 50 and Ell So P. II.
tNieeping Car open at O'Clock on the night ex-
press Through Pullman Sieepsr 10 BOSton via
PonghkccpSie Bride ON the 4ip m train daily.
f1ins leave New lork for Baltimore. 80 %.
~ M ~ "2Ol, S2Q g 90 10 Fl2 Il night
Far Atlantic Cily > ia. IS a m l250 u m
sundays % a. m. u 80 P ~,
FOR Philadelphia, Newark, Wilmington and
Ohesler, . o. Is 50, $50 80 stopping at Whining
you onlyl a m 81 o, 50 a, - so, e 10, ell SO
:. Pr =, way stations i;oa. asso M, q a and
"5 90 p. IN.
Express trains leave Philadelphia for Balu-
more m n - ~ -S 10 o. tl IS IN, fl 4O as 81
tExeept Sunday. lsunday only. 'Daily.
baggage called for aud checked from hotels
ana avs reSlaenceS by Unon Transfer Co on orders
n. W. COR. CALVERT AND BALTIMORE SITS
@"g ;; broadway or Camden Station.
D. 1. ODELL. CHAS. o SCULL,
'eh Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

Col. B"Ga'n Biil aayg the only diff
eItuce between a ghosl shirt and
sey'ntH.dve cent dry-goois article, is
that the phoS' article fits whore it
touches ana the other doesn't fit at all.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

Prof Harriet Cooke, professor of his
tory in Cornell, is the first woman ever
honorcd with the chair aud equal pay
with the men professors. She has
taught in Cornell twenty-three years.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

Abe Farmers' Alliance has ll6 papers
in Kansas-one TO every comfy, with
ten TO spare.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
BRANlHt tlnAn.

i,.l.A "Aat. AAEiLAHp a. VIRGINIA R R
~ i,'t,e M '"i Frlakii: and way stations
"a. al Ces days "'''' ~
For .,er.u. .cavt> l!arrt slon 10 90 Fl. week
oHNS " '''' a. HI week
QGEEN AsHr N KENT R.--Leaye Townsend
p M. We-k-,!Hys " anu f'7o
l'ELA FL. ~. ''ifh *. HGs4fEaKf Il R-Leave c,sytog
Lf '&!oHi sr4 way .js,iullS y q. M. and : IN
p. Z" week -days '' 0''" ' io
AiAbgib"E * >EAF"an e. ..K.-Leave Seafora for
I'M I'm iaEt "id intermediate stations n o0s n,
Ei,Iy'. %nd o" Tuesdays Thursdays ana
''oNS ECTIoSs.-Al Porter with Newark 4. Dc1a.
"H5t ity Railroad ~ Townsend. with Onasr
,AhIe % n en- !iaiiroad At'layton with Delaware
y y, .hG,SapeaE, Ralroadau3 Baltimore & Deie,vsre
3ty EalIfosd AZ harrington with Delo,ya-o
&a[{iai,G * Virginia Railroad AtSeaford Win
,. N.aia1ridge & 7eaford Railroad AtDeImar viii
Ne" loTk Philadelphia a Norfolk. Wicornico y. =
'..,r,nole .r.!i.,le ard !eRinsula Railroads.
CHAS. L. PtGh General Manage,
:. B. WOOD. General Passenger AGENT
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

An expert says that the easiest way
to clean rubber shoes is to rub them
with vaseline.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

Cleanse the liver, stomach, bowels
and whole system by using D.. Pierce's
Pellets.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

Halls Hair Renewer contains the
natural food for keeping the hair
healthy.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
Nev AorI., PhiInaeInI.i., &. - !, !,

L. .l Lea'e fniladelph.o, Nrv York and NorcIL
X, 1prf,,. ie ill., daily baltimore Is -. n
III d. b.! -"nr9z at Dover and
t,' I'm" 'tTG.dI'! ai.i AZ :itlct,wn. tI4yt,n
"y9nI.S Fli 3d. harrington. Gr.lgeyiiie' ~" ,,..'
.'i' a.' laurel i' i,4'r ia.>. hsrfS from MI
| ,D. a'i ."'l d % ur ltse uu uAS>sr. erS
-,Dis"- I1a" trains leave 'el,.ar ICSa.n daily
% 10y e. -" a. 49, regularly arriyiaE Al Wiimjr.
t3ii +,i2 "a a Ia, Bait!morr1 a. a. and philadrI
'-!'i 80 a. III ana leaves pe!mar at L30 D. N
I'- ailE."g az Wilmington 555 D. IN
! e.p.la Dol b.. '' baltimore 7r5 T. IN
9'"Pp'5e al PHHcirai Intermediate stations
i &c " ~ Tram also >l,'p, az ~eaf0rd Bridge
~ l'ilet'Mh Z" leave passengers rom roimt.
.3rt. ; "i btilHtr OF lake Oh passengers for vii.
-'I'5,,h - al" points North. Also stops on signal
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

The aiT-shiP has been tested in the
Chicago Exposition Hall, aud rose
swiftly to the roof.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
HE MARCHED WITH SHERMAN
To THE SEA.

Trudged all the way on foot, over mountain
and through mOrass, carrying knapsack and
gun, slept on brush heaps to keep out of the
his friends thought he would never recover.
Lingering with slow consumption for many
years, ne saw DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
covcry advertised in a country newspaper,
and lie determined to try it, A few bottles
worked q change; six months continued use
cured him. Always too Independent TO ask
his country for q pension, he now says he
saved himself Consumption IS Iung-scrOf-
uln. For s--utulu. i'm al its myriad forms, the
" Discovery" rs an uncGualcd remedy. 1t
cleaus2s tile system OF an hlOod-t0ints from
wnau"v"r cause arising, and curCs all skin
AMI ~yup bi~'5' $, Sali-rhcum, icrtcr EcZe-
u.... i,uG hluiT't ailments. It Is guaranteed
70 ugu-iit cg clr. in all diseases Tor which it
j. rJc.s-ta"r..".. ur money paid for it Will
De r.ii'4ic5. Sold 10y druggists.
Copyright, I5,., by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

Geneva, Ohio, thinks it has the only
horse in the world that can tnrn a
complete somersault,
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
-9I7PS 10 IelVe Passengers lr0r WlmIuof1n mi

points north. '''"'-"sIoH ana
mington l2o6 m and SOD IN jaiI e1.5 " H. H.,
a a m M - ana 6l3 D. m week DAYS. Leave NJ
CaSle ~ a. N. aui lplia IN ,la.l,. 80 -'.',
II. and 80 p m, Wees-d Us ""' ''
E8- Express trans ieayit., b.lr,sr e.
ana arriving at $40 H.. week ds,, ~, ~,
tnI,ough tal, So!!d 10 and from Baltimore. ria Por
Aul5'9nal y, 9'i a. cypress leave Philadelphia a. 3ol
,... i'-1 ELI in i.luIs,uu Slop u!
"''H '.H-, H'fi-r, %; re.I.. GIT % M ,tnr.
< "l i'ihe r- iit' rur-.Htr Stations '''P
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11


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Royal Blue Line for New York and

Baggage called for aud checked fror, botsls
ana residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at Ticket Offices
N W; COR. CALVERT AND BALTIMORE SITS.
2SQ ), Broadway or Camden Station
a. /. ODELL CHAS o SCULL
0en Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-31
Natural Gas Rapidly Failinr-

The National Tube Works Company at
McKeesport is now running about 25 per
cent of its plant with natural gas Coal is
used as the fuel in the other 70 per cent
The gas man of the company has little faith
in the supply lasting much longer. He
says the gas has completely failed in the
Mcdonald field. but there is still plenty of
oil in the territory that will have to be
pumped The best fields are in Coraopolis
and Moon township, but the gas is giving
out there also. Some fairly good wells are
being drilled by local companies in Snow
den township, and considerable land has
been leased. Snowden is on the pin-hook
anticlinaL Williamsburg is located on the
line, and this accounts for the well brought
in out there several years ago. Nothing
has been heard of it since. Gas is plenti-
tul in a number of townships in Washing
ton county, but it is too far away to be
piped to Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-31
CONFIDENT EMPLOYERS.
A Number of Them Make Encouraging
Reports at Their Meeting.

Number of Them Make Encouraging
Reports at Their Meeting.
AT meeting Of the Typothetse yesterday
afternoon the employers all made encour-
aging reports. w. G. Johnston & Co. re-
ported they had seven of their old
union men back and goodly number of
non-union men. They said they had plenty
of pressmen. Murdoch. Kerr & Co. said
they had all the men needed. All the offices
reported all the pressmen necessary. Percy
Smith reported one union man back at work
and number having promised to return.
Reports were read from New York and
Chicago that showed work TO be dull in
those places. Men will be brought here
from both cities. The matter of the five
men leaving McMillen's was discussed. and
it was shown that the men left of their own
account, owing to some disagreement with
the firm.
The Pittsburg Typothete has opened its
headquarters at S21 Penn avenue. 1t is in
tended that the employees will spend their
evenings there. Next Tuesday the Typo
thete will organize its insurance society.
The organization is for the benefit of the
employees. In case of sickness Sc per week
will be paid and 500 funeral benefits.