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II will cost you nothing and will sure.
" do you good, II you have q cough,
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
or lungs Dr.. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Goldfish guar.
anteed toglvu relief, or money will DO
paid back. Sufferers from Ii grippe
found II Just the thing and under is use
had q speedy and povfect recovery. Try
Q sample bottloat Our expense and learn
for Yourself Just how good d thing II 10.
Trial bottles FREQ ut Logan Dtug Co.'s
drug store. Large alSo Soc and 81 %. 8
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opening, mainly on the report Of q cold waSe,
u was raining, yesterday in many portions Of ne
wilnter wheat belt ana o. !nls was nkeIy e 49, ~
SSio SHrSo o. Sn iTeSsIng, !, nv W = % II,pv w XVI sSo,rts Gov.
cred pretty freely, while there was also & i az
AMOUNT Of investment buying anu n.y. 91n mYch T ISs
sac; However. business was largely local. ", t M
elosihs eaSlesM w y ma without much nina.
shaTpIy on iFee sslIssr.
Corn as strong at he opening, became high.
er, but oarheayyS realizing tie price went b6eE,
but the taarket analiy clSssd'about the same 0s
Saturday.
There was a good trade In oats.
The provision market still keep, upon the up
grade, The cAnse. for to:day's advance was q
shortage ofb 900 short at the yards.
Flour dull and unchanged.
WHEAr-cash No. 2 spflpg T2tzc:. No. 3 spring
6laG6G: No. 9 red TIC; January 72ssSa7sHGf2Nci
May 77a4f1ysa77ISSc; July flg~t1{aIE754a76Ze.
CoRN.Cash No. Z, 4i1sc; january A5sattdiAa
441Gc; February 4iaEaijaii1fei May 4SHaSS1sa
4SHc.
OATs-CaSh 3lka9lMc: January 31a31lHa
91ho; February 8lNaSlhaSlMc; May Sba3S1sa
500.
RYE-No, 9, Soc.
FLA xsEED-Sl To-
TIMoTIYsERD-A4h
MESS ~PoRK-CaSh sls G2kats 10; February
Sl9G71Sal0 O5algs2k: May S9OI02l&a90 a0a20 l7&.
IAAn-NNnl Nlk UNI tNllhhIS NA4 tppAA WV
IL M; May Sll 67iiSa1I S?Hall Tx.
sHoRT RtBs-cGsh SO 45a10 30; January
$40 87kal0 47LSa10 As: May $40 40a10 60a10 47N
SHoUIDERs-S9 S7Llal0' 00; short clear $40 6jl
10 20.
MHtsKY-Sl II, oo.oo.
hrTTEl.Qulot; crSamery 22G5le; dairy gVa2Sc'
~Edas-Stcadyi STRICTLY ircsl 5laSlc'
ToLEpo, o., JAu, 3l-Wheat active and lower;
No, 9 cash and January 72c; May no. Corn dull;
No. Q Gosh 48Nc; May lf3lc Oats quiet; cash
S5Xe Rye dull at Csc: Uloyerseed dull and
steady. prime cash, January and February
50 90 March sos.
Nrv Yong Inn m -F1onr reccints 070oO
barroIs, exnnrt \ ma LorreIS. saiSS fi.00 har.
Ri. mnSsap mi mi intrnr Whent ESceints
s606o iT,shrSl. exnnrts ISs.oOo bnsbelS: Sales
i,275,OOO bushels Of futures and 1000 bushels Of
spot; market dull and frmcr; No. 8 spring TS[c;
options steady and lower; No. 2 red February
TSIa7Sa1sSIo; March M%asOa7OISc: May SRA
2g,as2t d; July s2SassI ssssSc, Corn, fecelpu
5000 bnGhels; exports 1900 bushels: sales 1000.
900 bushels OF futures and 10000 bushels oil
spot; market strong; tlngraded mixed 6jaS5Mc;
options stendy and lower; February b5a5555%a65c;
March 5i5Sa55a5i5Sc May Nlaa5lt4nNhc.. Oats,
receipts 10000 bushels: sales 60,6OO bushels o.
futures and 10000 bushels o. spot; market dull
anu nnchaigeui FeDEuary, SSSgc; May 49,
spot no. y Whlte q2aaAz9c NO. y Cnlcago 6yNc'
Hay, stendy. Hops quiet Gut meats hrmer'
Lard dull western steam ~ 10; January, FEB,
ineSs SIv coasn W. new mess NJ ~ W Butter wv
nan NEnNE an I'M L mn
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CHICAGO, Jan, e0,-Cattle, receipts 1900 head
AhlpmcntE $500 head; market, steady; choice
steers $5lO0l5 "; others 8 tGla5 50j feeders 81 2Sa
a Coz gtOUkets 80 00a3 SQ; COWS 81 00a1t 10. Hogs
receipts 10000 head; |shlpnouts 1000 head; mar
ket active aud higher. mixed and packers 81 500
los; prlne' heavy weights s. l0aS 3S; light 81 Q5a
IS 70; pigs 81 2jaI 60. Sheep, receipts II 200 head
shipments 1906 mnrket wDakert NATIVES s. 100
Q 90. Westerns g 1OaS 2ji lambs 81 0Oa5 Is.
EAST Liberty, Pa, jan. @.-Cattlo, receipts
1850 head shipments 500 headi market lntlve
at 10R9jc higher than last weeks priceS. Hogs,
receipts a,s0J head; shipmensC1,26O head: mar
kot nptlyn; fair light to best heavy 81 76nB y.
Sheep, receipts 400 head; shipmorla 300 bend
market fair at last Wcek's prices, Lambs supply
heavy and dull Nc or from lastwCck'a prices
CINCINNATI. o., Jan. S0,-ilogs firm at % Ga
8 0Oi receipts 800 headi shipments 1900 head.
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FuSEL OIL

For checking q cold, preventing the Strip,
avoiding pneumonia and wnrdilg on the
first stages OF consumption, this whisky,
which u the only strictly. pure medicinal
equhled.
For hiding debilltated men, for strength
ening weak wpmen aud rendering them
more attractive, Il stands alone. 1t should
be taken OH the first indication Ofthe cOlp-
Ing of n cold, DO not allow your druggist
or grocer o sell you anything else, clnlm-
Ing that u II "luat as good" InAiSt upon
having the pprest and beat,
Send for an Illustrated pamphlet,
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY co..
Rochester, My,
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Sheriff Hatdman, Of Tyler Co, W.
", was almost pfostfated with d cold
when he began using Chamberlalh'e
Cough ReinedX In speaking OF u he
saya, Ut gave me almost ihatant fe-
liGt, find II 10 DO an Invaluable 70.
NEEDY Tor colda.V For sale BY drug.
.eistt. raw
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FINANon AND TRApE.


The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets,
NEW FoRE, Jan, a1-Noney on call easy At "
a. per cent, last loan l1Sl2 per cents closed
oaeEea at 2 per cent. Primo mercantile papsl
45Sas per cent Sterling lrehangc quiet and
easier at As5tlat s7,f sRlsg were d2d9ls shares,
There was a collapse In the price OF Whisky
Trust At the opening Of tho stock exchange this
morning, and for q time tho dealings IN those
speoplptives wero attended With considerable
excitement There WasR rush 10 sell tho stock
~ me opening and II dropped rapidly; Inc
selling was dult 20 reports sud published splls'
mentS TO tho effect that pisttllers and Cattle
FeedtnB Company, under which nlme the trust
" RnQWn, was In financial straits, y was sta!eu
among other thugs that tho rebate tund OF ".
5sOl.Oe.0 had been used mp, that u holtlpg dent
had been created and that the directors ~ q
meeting held on saturday had decided TO pass
all dividends until tho debt had been wiped OUT
and the rebate fund re'established, Sugar and
Tobacco Trust wore also pressed for sale, ana
both declined fractionally but later recovered.
sugar was especially well supported, and not
only recovered the early decline, but advanced
iraeti9nelly within a few myIpHies after the oven.
Ing, The market was weak for most Of the list
throughout tho afternoon. Tho selling move
lnent OF the morning was renewed at intervals
during the afternoon, and the pressure to sell
was especially marked In the last hour, The
closing prices for tho majority OF the list was the
lowest 0fthe day.
Railroad bonds were weak.
Government and state bonds were dun anu
#NnAnU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

LONDON, Jau so-The Marx Lana Espns1, In Ia
weekly rcyiOw OF tho British grain trade, saya:
English wheat Ia London has ADVANCED O1 pef
designed exclusively 10 tho quality. Foreign
wheat ID Wehk. AZ Liverpool Id per c1ntal loss
IL accepted both iot Californian and American
.fpd Wlntcr. Australian now wheat win DO
shipped this season Oh q guarantee OIL 1900 pounds
WpiHhi.
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RAILROADS.
Wheellna & Elm GROVE railroad.
WheeIIna BrIdae 3 terminal RY


Sunday, November -. iSJl
Leavo Whoollng-kj t0il0tI,i5l ts,Ol, mrs,
1914, ,i0tga, ttilii5l q N, lillll ttib. ftiO1
1870, ei,9A, fbllS. tDtel pt nj
Leave pshlaagla- 1910 TIM. tsi?l,
iSiE eli9J' s(iii, 9AiB8, fs85h iii ~
LeAyo Tettnlnal Junction. gigL t8JgL i1i91,
elIlpA 1QiiA HAD MI ila t1itL el.l1,
e5f5l tbiJ. tSlbS 1924 ti1lJ1p, ~
yg NlAffiaE fii,is, a M
HIS elt4a mliB b. N
SayS = Ias ~onlng-tIsS tiirO a m.
e1aily, tbaily except Sunday. Sunday 0nlv.
thS iiapH oMSs ], 1 tllhss ! DE sSaS
t.E TAussta superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

NEW YoRK, Jan. @,-ThOre were no trans.
0ollons III tlpO line certificates AZ Tho consOll.
dated ekChhnRo today, but 1000 bArrnl9 changed
hands at tho stock nXrhltBO ~ o. aud b9Hc. Tho
ClpSO was strong Ht GIkh1in,
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MOI from a Tinnnol., s,andpoln..

#.
81 do not recommend Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy from a dnancial.stand.
point, for we have others in stock on
which we make q larger profit" says
BraddoCk, Penn, 'but because many Of
our customers have spoken Of II in the
highest praise. We sell more Of 1t than
Of any similar preparation We have In
the store" For salo by @. R. Goethe,
w. w. Irwin, w. s. Mccullough, @.
Menkomeller, s, L. Brice, ]. Coleman,
Q. schnopf, W. Q. Armbrecht, the
Kurtz Drug Co., Lincoln & Co., W. u.
Williams, John Klarl, "A. L. Scheele,
and W.. H. Williams, Wheeling; Bowie
4 Co., Bridgeport, o., and B. +. Pea.
body Benwood, W. Va. Ddw
a" aAE#a III.
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LADIES
LADIES
Needing a tonic, or children who want build.
ihg IN, gt0uldtAko
BROWNS tHOM nITvTIsllNl
II q pleasant cures Malaria, lndlgttti9ni
Bliouaiolg, Liver Complaints ana NoutAlgln.

1surfrRRb tomaculeinhammAlion IA
my nose aud head-tot week al time
could not Bee used Ely'a Cream
Balm and Ia b few days ] was cutodl II
Q wonderful how quick II helped me.-
Mfa George s. JudAon, Hartford Conn.
MWfAW
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NEW YoRK, jar. M.-rlg iron dull; American
az I5Ai1 %, Copper quiet and gtoadyj lake
ti2 %, Lend nfm domestic % 90 Thu lfm;
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CnllnnI


ctNctNNATtr o. jau, W-colloh SlOadyI mid
ding We
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~ pennsylvania stations
GRnsgN1RlaH n9S.|
Trains Run BY Central Time.

rIcEEf OtyfCga AT pEHNHYt.vANtA BrATIoN o.
WAfgn ST, FOOT oR EARvINT1f b., WtrnnLlt1,
AT MuLuRH HupHB, WHEELING, AID AZ TIN
PRMiafLvAKiA STATION. Dhfndnfonr.
%EorTnwEEr sYErgN-"pEs HANDln RourrA
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ChIIdf0n ON Ior PItshets CastpAa,
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the HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

Their Extent aud value-The Sugar In.
dHstFy-ARA moFieaR Naval Station,
San Fraaeteo Special 70 Chicago LafeE.OnaA.
There is small but active party OF
exhibitions to whom their native land is
naturally first choice. Tho British
party derives its strength from the fact
that England is anxious for the acquIsi-
ton OF tho islands, while the United
States Is apparently Indifferent. The
indifference arises largely from lack Of
information OF the general public con-
corning both tho commercial advan.
tagea OF such a union, and, what ia OF
really moro importance, its great strate.
gic value as the half way house Of the
Pacific in the event OF war with any Of
the Pacific Coast South American states,
or countries OF the Orient. As q place
OF supplies in the latter case it would.
save from twelve to fourteen days
ateamlng, a tremendous advantage in
time OF war, England needs the islands
as a market for its colonies-British
Columbia and Australian addition to
its superb strategic position, and the
Dominion government, at the instiga-
ton OF the Canadian Pacific railroad,
has already made some wary o%vertures
looking toward union. Tho United
States need them not a whit less now,
and when the Nicaragua canal shall
have been finished their need in the
event OF war will be q crying one.
The Hawaiian Archipelago comprises
q group OF eight inhabited islands, 1000
miles southwest OF San Francisco. They
have an area OF S,4S0 square miles, be-
ing about equal TO Connecticut, Rhode
Island and Delaware combined, and
having q population twice the size OF
that OF the least populous state OF the
Union, Nevada, and considerably more
than tho last admitted state Of Idaho.
The chief city is Honolulu, the capital,
with q population Of $4,000,
The objection which prudent Ameri-
cans can have to the Hawaiian apnexa-
ton scheme from a financial standpoint
disappears whom tho value OF commerce
at present and future commercial posi-
bilitiea arc considered. The value OF
imports during the year 1890 was nearly
s7,0OOOOO; the exports for the same
period were valued at $l3,2S2, 900, max
ing a total foreign commerce OF over
100000 900, or $225 for each inhabitant,
q larger per capita than that OF any
other country on earth. Over 90 per
cent OF this trade was done with the
United States, and 70 per cent OF the
carrying trade was done by American
ships. The principal industry is the
growth aud manufacture Of sugar. The
amount OF capital invested in sugar
plantations is $3S,000,000, Of which
about S25,0O0,000 belong to Americans,
Germans and other natlonallties. The
other industries OF the islnads are the
cultivation of rice, coffee, bananas,
pineapples and live stock. The coffee
IL the finest on earth, and the industry,
though comparatively undeveioped, Is
rapidly attracting capital and promises
to become second only to sugar.
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BoNps AND STOCK QuorArnNs-oLosEn pID.

~ W. NHEHNM w.
us. 81 eg, ,,.,,., ,...,l lsNlNaShville& ChaGt~ 81
u, 8, Ascoupon ,.,, =, llaAINeW jersey Cent, 50, l2S
u, s. AVS reg-,.,...,l 100 Norfolk & Westp'd SSlf
PRcl1G6 s Of o.. ,..,l5 Northern Paelic-s, lI9s
AtchlS0n 4. ,.,,,..,., S4Ml do pTpierred-,,,,,, 41s6
Adams Express., -. 1T Northwestern .,,,,.,, ll11l
American Expross.ll9 do prelOrred- ..,, ~
Baltimore & Ohio, O5 New York Central ll0M
Canada Pacltic.. S6hl0regou ImproYe't- IL
Canada Southern. bIHI0vgon Nay..,.....", ~
Central Plclhc..., 20 Pacific Mltl,...,.-. 2J1S
Chesapeake & Ohio 2AlPitHburgh-."..,,.l ~
Chicago i Alton. Ia Pullman Pninne.-r f9s
Chi, BlT. & Quincy, l0lgI IRelding .,.,..-,,.a, bD9a
Chicago Gas. ,,.,.,,,.. S9NI Richmond Ternl-., 10
O., O. &St L.. 81 do preierred-,,,, 50
Col Coal & Irop,,., :. Rock Island -,.r.,, S9S
Cotton oil Certilc,. 4iAlSL. Paul ..,,.-... .,,,., SQlA
Dol y Hudson. .., l86Al do preferred. ;,.,,l H
Dol, Lack. x WestIb5AIsk Paul Omaha 6l1f
Den, ar. q. prefd. & do prcterred.,,, lis.
Eric, .,...,,,,...., 26NlSugRf Refinery ,.,,,., l2gM
do preleFrel.,.,.,, IS Tenn. Coal d Iron. 8bH
Fort Wayne. ,,..,....lm Texas Paeillcvr.,,er .S3s
Illinois Central, iaeesaAIroh so. Cen. pref. f9
kAnsaS& Tex. pref, 25Aluniou Paclttc,,,,,,,., 4g2S
Lake Erio& Vest, 23 III. 3. Express, .,,,,, 10
do prpferrad.,,.,,. 79LSlW. ST. LID P..,....,. M
Lake Short. ,,,,..., 100 do preferred ..,r ~
Lead Trust, ,,,.,..,, ASklWellS Fargo ES ....l41
Louisville Nash. TtNlWeStern Union. ...- va
Memphis & Chas,. 80 Wheeling q L. e.. %
Michigan Central, los do prcterred...., 6315
MlHSpuelpaclhc. ST.
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when Baby was sick, we sayo her cAsoriA.
when she WAS Child, abe cried for castorla.
when she became Miss, she chung 70 cAstoria.
When che had Children, she gavot them cassoaa
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Dox'T fool with indigestion, Take
BEEciIAM's Pitts.
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RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and after Monday, December 10, Passenger
Trains will run ay follows; RDAlY fpaly TX
cept Sunday. Central Time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-10
Caution to Customers.

Nothing of original or superior merit hut
has its limitations and counterfeits, even to
imperiling the health of communities. For
this reason the proprietors of HOstetters
Stomach Bitters caution their patrons to
scrutinzo evey bottle offered land it is sold
ONLY in bottles) and verify its many marks
Of geDuineness.
A sufficient warning to those meditating
and can be found in the unbroken line Of judi
cial decision, exposing and severely Furnishing
every one dected in counterfeiting the Bitters,
and the redoubled efforts that are being
made to protect the public from the de-
ception Of these unprincipled pirates.
RENDER the Bitters are sold in hotties only
never by the gallon or in bulk-ad.
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TO GO TO NORTHERN CHINA.
The Field of Mission Work Chosen by
Rev. w. Fl. Hudson.

me Field OF Mission Work Chosen by
Rev. w. II. Hudson.
The afternoon meeting at the Y. NJ. c..
\. was conducted yesterday by Rev
w. II. Hudson Of Greeneville, S. c., who
came to Savannah on invitation from
Rev. DR.. Dripps and win be here until
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Hudson goes to China in the early
fall, under the authority of the southern
Presbyterian church, where he has chosen
one of the most difficult of all fields for
missionary work. He will go to north
ern China where there are comparatively
few missionaries and in some places where
none at all have ventured. One or two
others will accompany him. MIR. Hudson
was educated at the Princeton TheOlog-
icalSeminary especially for this work, for
which he goes well equipped.
Rev. Mr.. Hudson spoke to the young
men who gathered at the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday, on the
subject of Christian experiences, the
first of which is conversion. This was to
be followed by strict devotion and atten-
ton to duty, the nature of which would
be given by the teaching and prompting
of the divine spirit His brief talk was
very interesting and instructive. He
will remain in the city several days, and
will probably visit Savannah again be-
fore leaving for China in the early fall.
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CROPS AROUND TENN1LLE.
Too Much Rain About the Middle of
June Worked Considerable Injury.


June Worked Considerable Injury.
Fennille, Ca, July 9.-The crops in
this vicinity were injured by too much
rain about the middle Of June Corn
took up so much sap that sthe extreme
heat since has been very injurious to it
in some localities and the farmers saw
now that the prospect is not near so good
as IL was about the first of June. notwith-
standing there has been plenty of rain.
Cotton and melons require but little
rain, and both crops are damaged. The
cultivation has been exceptionally good,
up to this date and farmers generally are
through with their work, though some of
them will plough over cotton once more.
During "a rain storm at SanderSville
yesterday lightning struck the barn of
Col Pringle and set ii on fire. There was
stored in it great quantity of hay, and
but for the active measures taken the
structure would have burned The rain
was falling in torrents, and the gable of
the barn was knocked off and the hay ex-
posed to the rain.
On the first Saturday in this month the
pOpulists nominated a candidate to fill
The uneXpired term Of Davis Strange, de-
ceased, tax assessor of Washington
county. Their candidate is John c. Dug
gan, prosperous farmer. Yesterday the
democrats nominated b. c. Harris, a sue
cessful farmer. Sopolitics will claim the
attention of the public now for a while,
but Mr.. Harris will assess the taxes.
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A BATTLE WITH A GATOR.
An Okeefenokee Trapper Entangled
in Net With the saurian.


Wayc1oss, Ga, July 9-Obediah Bar
Der, who has gained considerable notority
on account of his numerous fights with
beasts in the jungles Of the Okeefenokee
swamp, told the following remarkable
sIOrv TO the MORNING News correspon-
dent this morning.
George Carter and George Howell were
seining in Alligator creek the other day,
when suddenly something of unusual
weight got into the seine. The two men
pulled with all their strength, drawing
the seine and its contents within two
feet of where they were standing. Carter
reached down to feel for what he sup
posed was very large fish, when to his
amazemcut he found himself almost in
the Jaws Of a huge alligator, which had
become tangled in the seine. Howell pulled
for the shore. Carter twas so excited that
he could not move, but he had presence Of
mind enough TO draw his knife from his
pocket. The alligator, by this time, had
found out that it was in trap and was
lashinG its tail furiously. Carter, in tho
mean time, had also became tangled up
in the net. Being man OF great strength
and seeing no other way OF extrlcatlng
himself, he caught the gator by the
law and attempted TO cut
its throat The gator threw
tho water so high with its tail and in such
quantities that it came near drowning
Carter. In its efforts to get away the
5rator was pulling Garter further into the
creek About this time two men who had
been fishing i'm an adjoining lake came up
and helped to pull Carter and the gator
To the shore. Carter was exhausted, but
he managed to kill the gator before lac
left the creek.
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Ocean steamship speed continues to be
accelerated, and a days run now com
pares well with the distance covered in
Uhe same time by the ordinary mail train
on many railways. The latest and big
gest OF the ocean flyers on her last trip
from Liverpool, made 54S miles in one
gay run, thus greatly beating the rec
ofu, ana covered respectively in the other
full twenty-fOur hour periods of the trip
500, 52l, 1914 and 532 miles. completing the
voyage OF 2,Sd4 miles in days, II hours
ana 81 minutes A run of JAS miles in
day ana night means an average of % 50
miles an hour. This is not a bad
average for railway train over
so long distance, but it must be remem-
Dered that while the ocean steamship
ploWS continuously along over its unob-
structed track train running the same
distance may have TO make as many as 80
stops, each Of which consumes time. so
that the actual running speed is far
greater than that Of the steamship The
ocean racers have great advantage over
those on the rail in that they carry their
supplies TOR the entire journey, and have
no stops to make for way stations, cross
lngs or signals, and encounter no delays
from heavy grades, sharp curves. slippery
rails or trains on their right of way.
The passing of the dividend by the At
lantic and West Point Railroad is crea-
ting some talk. The road passed its div
idend once before a few years ago with a
result that the stock,declined in value
About year later on the road not only
declared a dividend but doubled the stock,
that is, made every one dollar of stock
worth s.. The question is being asked is
the road able to pay its
dividend? The directors say it is not owing
to the falling off in earning on account of
its territory being cut off by other roads
The Pennsylvania boating equipment
consists of 256 steamboats,, tug and light
ers.
Three thousand car loads of melons
have been shipped this season from
Southern Georgia.
Henry Willard, who has just retired
from active railroad service, began his
railroad career in 1875 as president of the
Oregon and California Railroad, now part
Of the Southern Pacific system.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-10

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80 effective as a strength restorer and
hesh-maker is known to medical science.
Filthy Cod liver oil and all its disguised
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They build up fdt, not healthy fesh
Practically, you can get the "Discov-
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and building up the flesh and strength
if it ever fails TO benefit or cure, you
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Nothing else, at any price, is really as
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