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Connecticut western news., 1895-09-26

III
 learn, first, from this subject that when you are going to take a voyage of sny kind you ought to have Christ in stbe ship. The fact is that those boats would all have gone to the bottom if Christ had not been there Now, you are about to voyage out into some new en- terprise-into some new business rela- tion. You are going to plan some great matter of profit. hope it is SO. If you are content to go along in the treadmill course and plan nothing new, you are not fulfilling your mission. What you can do by the utmost tension of body, mind and soul that you are bound to do. You have no right to be colonel of 8 regiment if God calls you to command ; an army. You have DC right to be stoker in steamer if God commands you to be admiral of the navy. You have no aafoht to engineer aferryboat from river tcnk to river bank if God commands
Connecticut western news., 1895-09-26
An unpreoedsnt.d ovsr.,xh,.

"Have you read Browns speech to tn. jury in that murder case he has been try ing2' asked the merchant.
 1T glanced it oyer,'' replied the lawyer In depreoatory way.
 Tt seemed to me 1t had some very strong points," suggested the merchant
 "Oh, yes. There were some pretty good points in 1t, returned the lawyer
 "I couldn't sec a chance to find fault with 1t anywhere. It was one of the ablest arguments I ever read.''
 "Oh, that's because you are not O law. yer. The argument was all right, but from a truly legal point of view the speech was faulty, extremely faulty"
 ''In what way?' inquired the merchant In surprise.
 "There were some fearful oversights in precedents in at least two instances ''
 "What were eheyf"
 "Well, at the opening of his address he failed to say that 1t was the most intelli- gent jury that he had ever had the honof of addressing. That was an almost un. heard of oversight and reflects seriously upon his training as a lawyer. Then when he closed he failed to compliment the jury on Its patience and close attention to the proceedings"
 But it wasn't patient or attentive, |" protested the merchant
 "That makes no difference" replied the lawyer. "No real attorney was ever known :. to leave those remarks out of his speech, no matter what kind of jury he had Such neglect is unprofessional in the ex. treme. ."-Chioago Post.
Connecticut western news., 1895-09-26
All Was Not We'll.

There was an exceedingly thrilling scene at Boulevard bathing beach Thurs day evening. It twas yet daylight, and the weather being cool many wandered about the beach or lounged on the pavilion, hes itating about taking dip.
 There were, but two persons in the water, young man and a young lady companion, and of course the watchers. having nothing else to do, kept them con- stantly in sight.
 What a good time those two young peo- pie had in the waterl They acted as though they were sole proprietors of the chain of great lakes, and everybody envied them.
 Suddenly the young man dropped into the water and called to his lady oompan- ion.
 The excitement in the pavilion was in. tense. Had he been seized with crampsy
 No, for the young lady, after briei conference with her submerged male friend ran to the shore, across the sand ae fast as her bebloomered legs could carry her, up the stairs and into her dressing room.
 The situation became absolutely painful, for only the young mans head could be seen peeping from the wavy depths, and he was evidently waiting
 But for whatP
 In another moment the young lady tripped down the steps, across the beach and into the water.
 She carried something bright red in hel hands, waded over to the spot where ths young man was quietly waiting anG handed it to him.
 What was it?" everybody asked.
 The next move was the young lady, sudden disappearance from the pillows and as fast as she could she ran into hel dressing room.
 And the young man, where was he?
 In two minutes from the time of the girls disappearance a male figure ole gantly attired in a red undershirt eau tiously emerged from the water, made break across the sand, up the stairway into the dressing room and was soon los to view.
 "Wonder what the trouble wass everybody asked, and the curtain dropped. Cleveland World.
Connecticut western news., 1895-09-26
HoUSAToNIC R. R. ROUTE.
 Commencing Sunday. June is. 1898.
oorNo SOUTH

oomo sourn
 Leave North Adarns c % am. Pittsncid is.
 Canaan 26 Arrive New Haven II co. Bridgeport II 20. New York ii t5.
 Leave Albany 2 10 a. m., State 1ine 70, Pitts | field & 10, Canaan 40. Arrive Bridgeport
 i2 05 D. m.. NewiiAven i2 SO Hewrork 200.
 Leave Albany 10 co .. m.. s,ate LiDe II ss,
 North Adams IA lb D. m., ritisnrld s0. Canaan 42. Arrive Bridgeport oe, New
 Haven co. New York 7s.
 Leave Albany 10 GO a m.. State Line II th. Pittsncld l2 4b P. m,, Canaan ~. Arrive
 Bridgeport 7So. New Haven %, New York 800,
 Leave. Albany 22o p. m., State Line 3 so. Plttsfeld 8 90, Canaan b2 Arrive Bridge port s0,kew Haven { co. Ne York 0o. | Leave North Adams % p. m. Pitteneld 10,
 canaan s.le. Arrive Bridgeport 90, New Haven 60.
 Sundays only) Leave plttsncld 4S p. m i.
 Oanaan 8 25. Arrive Bridgeport 2 06. New
 Haven 70. New York 900. ooISo NORTH
 Leave New York co n. m. Bridgeport 06, New Haven 0ta, Canaan 70, Arrive ritts- field II O5, State Line 10 q. Albany IA A D. na. Saratoga 2 1b. North AdAms IA 05.
 Leave New York co q. m,, Bridgeport 10 ou, Now Haven co, Cahaan 12 3s p. m. Arrive pittsneld z 0s ?. m., niaie Lino 90, Ale bany 43 Saratoga 20. | Leave New York 0O a. m, Bridgeport 10 co, New Haven 70, Canaan I2 20 D m. Arrive Pittsneld 90, North Adams 2 %, Albany 2s3. Saratoga 20. Leave New York co a. m. Bridgeport n iN, New Haven 10 90. Canaan 10 D. nd. Arrive PittHficld 10 lbp. m.
 Leave New York co D. m. Bridgeport 42B. New Haven 30. Canaan bb. Afnve Pitis- field Si0, North Adams Q 10, State Line SIS. Albany Q 70.
 Leave New York % p. m., Bridgeport 2a, New Haven 20, Canaan 2I. Arrive Pitts
 field 90, State Line sib. Albanye 70.
 Sundays onlyl Leave bridgeport as a. m. Canaan 10 lb. Arrive Pitte1old n 45.
Connecticut western news., 1895-09-26

Trains stop only on signal, or when oonduo- tor is notincd.
 Additional sunday trains leave wet winated ahb m , arriving at Ha tford HT a m Le ve hartford 7.is ?. m arriving at wesl Winsted e4fp D. m
 ssl and 70 A m-,i ,b and 10 D m. Sunday Trains leave Bopewcll for pouvhkcepsie Bs, [ b0 and 10 A5 a m, as and 6uo D. n. sunday
 oNNECTIovR.
 At Hartford with tho N, Y. 6N. N.ER,R.NY,, MIA M K H, Hartford nwd Valley Dfvi- siuns; at simsbury and Plne Mead1s with N Y.,N N. sH K h,, Northampton Division 1. at winstead with N. ", N. n. A n R h,kauw- atuck Division. st Canaan wttb Housatonic K K | at Milierton and Mt Riga with HArlcm Division, N, Y. Q. AH R R R at nosInn Cor ners with Harlem Division N. Y, q. q n. n H R, and N. Y. NJ. R. R; M poughkeepde with N. Y c. &H. R R at Rhtneolin with M V. O R R, R, and by ferry to Hoadou1 with Ulster S Deiawnrc R. K. al Masbrook win Lehixh x Hudson R. H at Camnhril all with N. Y.. 0. W, Ry.. W, ", |. v. ". R R.. ?. kB R. R. and wailkiIt Valley R R
 Through oaacn tn and from Grand Central stati n via Mtne~taN
 w. J. Martin, Cen. rass Agent. Hartford. Conn
Connecticut western news., 1895-09-26

OI 50 Hldny 1OreiRu 6fTO1S, Cn6 cnurcn or God is going to be lost, the ship is going 10 founderl The ship is going down r' What are you frightened about? An old lion goes into his cavern to take sleep, and he lies down until his shaggy mane covers his paws. Meanwhile tho spiders outside begin to spin, webs oyer the mouth of his cavern and say, "That lion cannot break out through this web,!" and they keep on spinning the gossamer threads until they get the mouth of the cavern covered over. "Now," they say, "the lion 8 done, the lions done." Aft CT awhile the lion awakes and shakes himself, and he walks out from the cavern, never knowing there were any spiders webs, and with his voice he shakes the mountain. Let the infidels and the skeptics of this day go on spin ming their webs, spinning their infdel gossamer theories, spinning them all over the place where Christ seems to be sleeping. They say: "Christ can never again come out. The work is done. He call never get through this logical web we have been spinning. The day will come when the Lion of Judah's tribe will rouse himself and come forth and shake nightly the nations. What then all your gossamer threads? What is a spiders web to an aroused lion? Do not fret, then, about the world s going back ward. It is going forward.
 You stand on the banks of the sea when the tide is rising The almanac says the tide is rising, but the wave comes up to, certain point and then it recedes. "Why," you say, "the tide is going back" No, it is not. The next wave comes up a little higher, and it goes back. Again you say the tide is go- ing out. And the next time the wave comes to higher point, and then to 8 higher point. Notwithstanding all these recessions at last all the shipping of the world knows it is high tide. So it is with the canse of Christ in the world. One year it comes up to one point, and we are greatly encouraged. Then it seems to go back next year. Wesay the tide is going out. Next year it comes to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

Chlrnco-Repnrts Of further gold engage.
mcnis for exp1rt Weakened the board Of tiAde
fnnTkef, to-day Scptaulbor wheat closed &c
lower Corn &c lower, oats UNCHANGED and
nroyisIons A declines.
Flour stcEdy,
WuFAT-CaSh No. . Epring 6jL.aG6c: No. 8
Sbrlnv GS,CGI!c: No ! red 6Si.6dpc; August az an
Gt,aS5i.c. sgp,emDor 6S sa6I .aGGi.c; December
a. ADO aGss q
C0RSLCash. No ! 3gLc: No yellow SSlIc:
Augnst gTiLasJNagTiic September STI.aAiS
j7l,c. October SliaS7S saSilIc; December 3lGR
lll'SSii u. Nav llnllLiaBilIc
or Cash. No. =. lyLc: no white 2!l.a
1iiEr. Va S,vhlin a0apI 10 August lot .alg
septe,nbar i1I.nIgi, NO "a; Stay 2Jla2J5ia2Jlt &c.
Evr.Nn 2 ~,
H,H,ry No y mammal
~ PH, Is,,.,,.'Eo ! St f,1si IA
r,vN,,IN sETn Pima al innit
Ma pnpE- -Cn,h mar mi 81 gOa0 10. Son.
,cTn6er 81 ilao I7gap ES: october 90 S5nD ia
a 1870 ~. ISSs,,s9, ga main iOsIo6SG
4; az "a 6ji,aG az o,inhar "a OlIsa6 O7i.aG 6liE.
i,rns,r "a 65sG 0iosIO
gr,%ry p,us-- Cash slics e. bini 90. septern
bnt e. 5,Ss sn,s Is. GsiebsS s. s7ltsS Isl al G0
Jonu6ty 81 air 25sj 2lis: dry sailed shoulders
is.niI;c; short clear sides 6IaGAc.
WuisKy-D stillefs' dni,hed goods per gallon
81 y
RUrrER-stoAdy; crcimcrlH llISalg,; dalriei
QltaGl,a
EGG,-ilSnl,c.
Y.
- " tnn Lo,,ni.. 'vtStEc, IWT nnd ,Sest
Ws, ", AK. ~ IN, inisSc,, ala. siy GII
,,m! yaT u, t,,,c. snJ s6oeG bn.hCi, ~ ,iSt
.,, ,s,i or,ivr AMI sirweT oSIinns opsi,cj
,t ',Ss tnScI," ,sII,nV clSsinS 10 foSeF
Nv.T X, 81, AZ Nav M 80 10 sSni
yii, ,n;,Ur - ,sn""S,niS i've Cam ".
mEy V ~ tni cy,oy,, iaioo GWshcis.
Vsi5, g' ~ VI ,vHi M, ,nstyct wrSter
.,,nn ,,nrI ,,""t cIo'In, IL
"p,, inI,i y"'icrISy ctn,ine. May S5IIc. sen.
,TmbcT IL .c. October i2I.c Oats. receipts IL. OhO
bushels. cxportN 4 800 bushels sales lGl Do bush
cit oi sno,. sp0t market steady; options fairly
active Int In,or breaking with corn Closlug I'M.
changed closing, MAY l7lgo August 9iLc Sop.
tcmfer gslir: October 2ie Hay easy. Hops
quiet HIDE firm. Rect steady Cut meats quiet.
lard weak; western sCaui closed at g y Sa,ked.
Pork easy. now moss gil Wall 90. butter dull;
western dalr 9S3AlGc; do creamery l9AOo: DO FAC
tory 4 1ai2};c; Elg,ns 2Oc Imitation creamery l2A
Toe, stale daily lgNlSlSc do ctoamoHy zoe, Eggs
quiet state, 0nd pCnnSyly0nla itGloo; western
th !aIia " ciosnr ' sccdr nt S "nVnj
,unSv ~, n.y. " H.
oGt I'S.o pSst oo TcsnSh W" , S,IS
mH,, ar law 6I'V' O"' ''"''' ''''''' ''''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15
ANEW DISCOVERY By TIE SHAKERS.

For more than hundred years tho Mount
Lebanon shakers have studied tho cultivation
of medicinal plants and sought to extract from
them their healing essences Their labor hus
not been gpeuI In vain. They have made dis.
covery that will prove blessing to mankind,
It consists OF cordial that causes immediate
relief 10 cases OF Indigestion, Tho importance OF
this discovery will DO apparent whom we roA'
lIzo that nearly uInO'telths OF our suffering are
caused By dyspepsia or indigestion, Nearly
every person you meet has this digestive trouble
in some Of It's varied iorms-sIck headache, DIS
trOsi after eating, palpItaon OF tho heart, ETC.,
are but symptoms OF Indigestion. To relieve
these suierllgs has been the study Of tho shaE'
ers md they have succeeded. The reason the
shaker Digestive Cordial has such an immedi'
alto aud saluIary effect Is that It causes tho food
eaten TO DO dgestcd, for Il Is uudlgeIted food
that causes tho distress The Cordial causes the
food to be dgeated boIoTe there Is time for it to
forment aud sour on tho stomach. When tho
food Is SO dIgoStcd It gives strength and ylGoF
TO the feeble body, makes one feel bright aud
cheerful aud makes one gain In flesh
Tho Digestive Cordial Is SO prompt In is
action that tho worry first dose will have per
copIIbly favorable result 1t gives immediate
relief,
Every druggist has been sent supply Of our
handsome Donkey PulIlo Books and a copy
may DO had for tho asking, It tells all about
tho Cordial as we'll US I.axO the new castor oil
Try twenty-five cent bottle OF Digestive Cor
dial aud SEQ what I. will do for you,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

This was 90 satisfactory that tho insti.
int awarded him the Elliott Crosson
gold medal, only given for important
Inventions. twas found that tho Peck
over saw not only sawed tho ordinary
stones much faster than the ordinary
saw, but that il would Cutston that the
ordinary saw made no improIsi on upon.
Il will be seen therefore, that stones
may DO put on tho market that were
heretofore considered too hard to work.
One Of tho most remarkable to7ts OF
this saw was tho cutting OF French
buhr whooi stone Of tho hardest con.
glomeratc flint, which heretofore has
resisted everything but tho hard steel
chisel and nallet.
Il ia expected that tho saw will soon
I'D in general uSe throughout tho coun.
try, aud the incorporators aud opera.
tors have already arranged with tho
Charles River Stone Company, OF BoS.
ton, 70 erect one Of thair machines in
lie yard, whore public exhibition OF
Ito working will be made about Septem.
Der /. Special frames are bOlng made
for these tOsts. aud II Is believed tho
INV will then DO abie 70 do evon betser
work than IL has shown up TO this time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15
Wee,

i'os'nn The American Wool and Cotton To.
pOftOr will sny lU.mnttpw NJ Tho wool trade Now
dnna4ilc wool markets during tho paSl
wook have been gCnUnlly active NJ far IA do.
u,HHb Il concerned Il u quite geFtalh that
pflrpi In lhp majority NJ transactions have hepn
on plfly WIN those tccolypl thee wCCkangO
CnUtfn, stock N arriving irOm London nud from
WyHIpfn unInlg, mud wool merchants arc getting
their undk In shape TOT tito fall trade II IA uultO
Vuurtally Hnlcrnul that the months VI Rop.
ioInhtf aud october Will ilul many vi the ptnhi.
lutul manufacturer IN position whOto hCccs.
ATTY will compel them ~ come 10 tho market lot
Tia, purpose 0i renewing depleted stocks. Tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

A iriond in nccd is friend indeed.
and not loss than ono million people
have found just such friend In Dr.
Kings Now Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds. II you hayo never
used this great cough medicine, ono
trial will convince you that II has won.
doriul curative powarsin all disOnaea Of
throat, cheat and lungs. Each bottle Ia
Guaranteed TO do all that 10 claimed or
money will DO refunded. Trial bottles
rec at tho Logan Drug Companys drug
itoro, Largo bottles 5lc aud 81. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

sales In three markets, Boston. New York and
PHILADELPHIA. amount to b,lHgl pounds,
against 0lJ 100 pounds for tho corresponding
period year ngn, Boston saieS amounted tO
2all,20l pounds The market Is quiet, steady
Rnd firm. IN tho distribution Of such Trade as
Obtaining NJ present domestic woods arc hold
Ing their own with such foreign sorts ~ Rru the.
oretlcally adapted 10 similar purposes
New Y"rk-Woot firmI domestic heeCeS iSa
Csc; pulled &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

THERE are n great many Of tho un'
fortunate ones in this world, greater in
number than those who arc blessed
with good digestion. 70 como people
the greatest misfortune ia not TO DO able
to cat everything set before them. 81
suffered for years with Dyspepsia, and
everything | alto disagreed with me. !
was induced to try Simmons Llvur Roy.
ulator and was cured. Inow cat every.
thiug."-M. Bright, Madison Parish, La,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

icagO-CRllle firm; common To extra choice
native steers 81 6Oaj 80; feeding cattle s. dOnl CO.,
common StOqEGn 81 80 cows hOth anywhere
from 81 % 10 q - for the poorest up to si 25a
~ for choice; bulls 81 7iRi bO veal calves Il "
al %, Hogs steady; heavy hogs 81 0Oh 70; mixed
common To choice natives S1ldat s. Olai W; west
etua sold Ut Z! dQSA 2a spring lambs " ooal ~,
Enkt LibsTtV-CRttlG steady at unchanged
prices Hogs quiet aud lower prime o. lOAb ~;
heavy 81 7Oai S5i Workers 81 9lnb O0i rouRhS ~ Boa
I w. Sheep aud lambs dull and lower; exports
- 70Ai 90; fair to good 81 i0a2 G0; common
b0casl 0Q Gptiug s. 5lRA d0 veal calves 81 00s6 Q
CinclRnHti-IIogsl Qal5c lower at 81 l6a4 W 70
cOlpS 2,l0O head shipments 400 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

Denver, Coll, August l4-ThO m.
nual convention OF tho American Phar.
mnceulicnl Association oponod with n
council meeting to-day Several hun.
dted druggists comiug from all parla
Of thu cottntfy arc hero to attend tho
convention which will continue n w0Ok.
There promiGcI to DO warm contest be-
tween 81. Paul and Montreal for tho
convention next yenr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

New YOTk-Agonts have advanced prices rs
totfowE fTnit Of the Loom SB.inch bieachcd
cotton to valuG Fitchylle s8-lnch bleaohed
cOttOns to 40 net; Enterprise EE 36.lnch brown
COtIoni Ia i5ac not; COncstOga 4 S6inch brown
cottoS 40 nett CeRestogS " Ss,iAeh brown
COttons $40 net New York Kid cEmbries $40
nett Manhattan Kid Cambrlcs aL.G net; Home.
stead 36-inGh bleache1 cott1nl nc. A very
strong and fairly active market In al styles aud
qualities Of cotton goods PTintlngclothS In de-
mAnd with sales OF 90 900 pieces at ! CelI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15
Father and Son LynohSd.

ELLrSgnUnd. VAST, August H.
Samuel vinssn and hls sou Charles
woro takOn out Of tho county jail by II
mob carly this morning and hanged to
n lrsc Tho two mon became involved
in sniopn row last Sunday nigllt aud
Michael KolloDh aud Joseph
n, bergman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

THERE is no doubt, no failure,
when you take Do Wits Collie and
Cholera euro. 1t is pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad after effects, Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u. +. Poa.
BODY Benwood, aud Bowie & Co., Bridge
u,rt n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

A uopqG klckod II. 4. Shato1 Of tho
Froonyot House, MiIdloburg, n, w on
Tho knee, which laid him up IN bod
and caused tho knUc Joint to become
sin. A friend recommended IN 70
n1n ChnmbsfIaIn'a PaIa BALM, Which 10
did, and In two days was nblo to DO
around. Mr. Shaicf hnq recommended
il TO many others and myl II Ia cxcol'
liant Tor any kind Of n bruiSa or Bpraih'
This snno kcmcty IL also inmons ior
lla cures NJ rheumatism,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

10 surp md uso thas old and weit-tried
remedy, Mrs. WINsLuw's SOOTHING SYRur
for children toething. 1t soothoI tho
child, soitons tho gums, allays all main,
cures wind collie and is tho best rene.
dy for diarrhpL Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. MwFIw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

James PeckovSr, the inventor Of the
new saw, is an Englshmau who was
reared in the stone business. His
Ialher before him was q stone.cuttor,
ana when James came TO this country
years ago he continued TO follow that
trade. The idea for his invention camo
10 him twelve years ago, but for long
time he could get no ono to give 1t a
trial.
Recently, however, the attention OF
the Franklin Institute was called to tho
matter, and a critical ties. made by them
Of tho saw's working.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

Iior yoathor proves depressing to
those whose blood Ia poor. Such poorin
should enrich their blood with Hoods
sarAapnrllIa. v
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Wheeling Briaae & Terminal Ry,
60 NLrWsTGR Rccoyet

Time Table No H. to take tOcl HI m,
SUNDAY November ~ 1871
Icavc wheeling -lyiOj, iJiD. lii!Da M, tan
SIilb, li3'V 400 y H. ..
~ tiilb, fg,B H. In. ..
lpayU MAtllns Ferry -Iaill 1907 llii0lA in,
AZ ~ ei,F tlll WA .......
Affiyp Termlual Inhctlbn -lsil7, IiOUj, lli.B
T. M tlys A5ai. IT'S RhS p M
sil,lO, a. IN. lS.b1, Il0i bll 1913 y. III.
lOiVu MhrlIn sFcty ms llOi a ~, I'M
1IlOi NiO, INilp. Istlp N.
Leave pohlnsllN II 49, lg.lia H., "llijl, lllL
ll,l7, taxa, iSaN v III,
u!l7 HIS. Ij.il ll.UN H. IN
tDhliJ tDaliy oltipt aiudaL Sunday onlT
AlllfalnaWIll tnn Oh Eastern Tina
j,E rAUS5lu, superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

New York-Plg iron arm; southern N Boa
II on Copper strong; brokers' price SO. Tin
Sieaaefi straits $50 !0aiG iS plates quiet spe!ter
qulel: domestic 81 TO-
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on City-opsned at O. 2ltt; highest 81 95i low
est 81 22lt; closed at 81 2i; sales 900 barrels
shipments SOp6l barrels; runs 9j,iTS baTrels
New YoFk-peWoleum steady closed q. 81 IS
bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15
RAILROADS.
~ Pennsylvania Stations
|VIB8RRSgIV5Rid lines.
WV TRAINS Run by Central Time.

Yiryr1 oTTfcTs At pFSSEYhVESiA STATION oA
Warm BT., Poor or Ei.TvENTH Sr, WHEEtiEor
AT MCLUnE noUEH, WHEELfNu, AM At rHF
PENEEILvANiA STATION. PRTD1EFchr.
ent-rnnrar gNarrM-H pLN IILHnLE npItrE.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

ttsc Dt. Mllrs' NERVE I'bARTrha for SPINAL
WEAKNESS, All drugglBts sell 'Um Tor 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

When the visitors had inspected tho
construction OF the saw a block OF gran.
Ito nine feet eight inche. long and about
three feet thick was selected upon
which to make the trial. and the ma
chine Was pat 10 motion. In an inersd.
ably short time the teeth had worn
their way into the stone.
Water was kept constantly dropping
on tine blade, and workman standing
BY regulated the supply Of shot that was
constantly tiltering into tho rapidly
deepening slot After hour OF this
work the saw was stopped and it was
found that the cut was ten inches deep.
With an old fashioned machine granite
Of this kind was sawed at tho rate OF
about an inch an hour.
The old method. too, had the decided
disadvantage Of cutting the stoua in an
irregular manner, leaving Wavy sur
face that required considerable dressing
10 make il smooth. The surface cut by
the new method requires very little
dressing.
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