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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 50 $50.
Commissioner Sale.

In the Municipal Count Of Wheeling:
Joseph Spicdci 4 60, who cue, dc,
vs.
Alexander. Garden. adminisiminr oi the estate
William Camp,.ell. dec a. aud o,hcp.
~ IuANCEEN.
ny vi-tue II arCn'c ent"od IN the above Ell.
t.I!ed cause 10y the Municipal Court of Wheel.
ing on The .!l Gay Oi september, l>~l, the undcr
signed special commissioner Will sell ~ tho
front door oi the Count House oi ohio county.
Wet Virgins, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER n. lisa.
Commencing nj 10 o'clock 4. n, tlubli' auc.
iiJu, Ia The highest aul bDst bidder. the follow.
ing described rsaI estate, tnwit: All the north
rrn half ~ that certain lot or Isiosl of ground
lying and being situate IN the city oi Wheeling.
Ohio county, W,st Virginia. ia the northern
part of laid city. on the ,ast side III Main street,
between Third aud Fourth sires, joining aud
binding on the north ,iic 81 Fourth street, and
numb rel and designated ou the rr,S'rdCd plat
of said city Of Wheeling M lot numbered eighty.
five tsNl. A desirable ic.iloncc ID now OF said
north half of said lot ~.
TERMS ~ SAi.-Ouc half Of the purcha's
money Ia hr Iaid In cash ou day oi sAr. AID A.
much more ~ the purchaser may elect ~ ray,
the balance Ia hc aid ~ one year after day ~
sale, with Interest, and To- L. urri by the motto
az the pun hascr ard the title al sail property
10 bc retained until the purchase money ,hall
have been paid IN full. X. q. BARR.
Special oner.
Y. CHRISTIAN, Auctl0nccr 'pn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
IN TIE IsLn or DR1AhA
DE soIYsR eAaSIsID. toarrrvR

lwrote thee In the Is,s Of Dreams,
Thou lost De Col yes brief,
While strsying on the silver nnds
That line in coral reel.
Yes. BY the flashing waterfalls,
lnai lulled the hours asleep,
Iwro,e that deep and learned brief.
which some one failed TO keep.
Imet thee in the Isle OF Dreams,
Thou dear departed Ames;
Twas there for Credit Aobiiier
Thou msdest tempting claims.
The lilies blossomsd on cur path.
Wild roses lined our way,
The sweet birds carolled merrily. ]
And was led sstray.
wandered in the lsle Of Dreams.
In fair. enchanted ways,
And. dulled by thee, Lelhean streams,
helped 10 count In Hayes
For all was sunshine, bliss and light,
lhe speakership seemed NINE,
ard ri N, honor. all things good,
While lie was half divine.
tread again these sounding shores
They echo in my dreams;
| mediate upon the gains
OF more De Golyer schemes.
For am up for President,
I'm willing e. be sold.
And there are those perhaps who'll buy
With silver and with gold
I'll drink deep and gcodly draught
From I.ethe'S COMING stream:
am undDne. II should waAe
From this & iicious DIRE M.
Come fraud, core perjury and biibcs,
swindles aud grabs fOroo.n,
And aid, W IN all your mighty arts,
Garfield To tell the truth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
Clear Case.

Hawkcye.
"Well, say" sid one OF our best
Young men at North Hill hop th'
other evening, "you know 'bont thl~
fellah, Harcock? Well, say. he AIM
same one that's president at insurance
company. is ne? Writes awfully coarse
hand?'
Nav" replied the best youns mn
addressed, "he 9 the man that siSred
the Constitution of United States; great
politician, I reckon. Had row with
General Washington at battle OF Mon
mouth"
CLAW, no." interposed third best
man, "'taint that fellow. Cad, he's
dead. man; pom my soul this man is
dead"
"Well, say" exclaimed the first best
young man, "when'd he die?' :,
Cant say, 'em sure" replied trird
hest young man, who appeared to be n
Young man OF broad information on gen
eral topics, "but / know he's dead.
This Hancociy's a military man; colonel
in the armv, aud governor otsome island
near New York" :,
The other bt st young men gathered
around him with comm"n expression
Of the liveliest interest. Finally one
asked:
"Well. say' What's he want to run
for President tor, # he's governor OF ain
island?"
"Dol't know" said the well-inform-
ed best young man, "bu, guess he has.
10. B'Eeve after fellow been govern
or OF an island for bout so long as he
has to retire, AMI L. he can't set tn b
Presi lent, he has to-h asn't got nothing
to do, you know. l don't know how II
is"
"yell say, who is this preacher lei
low, Garfield, that ia rum NJ IN, u IN
tcrats for President asked tie hrst
man. =, -,
"Don't know much about him, sail
the we'll informed man, che has BEN
President
Talking man or dancing man." one
askei. -
"Ohio man. Ib'lieve they all cali
him." said the well informed beItyouns
man.
"What is ,ha,?" asked the other best
men.
"'Pon nv soul, | DON, know. re-
piled the well,iniormed best youn: nan,
frankly. "Some kind of a-rr, ah--er--
kind OF mani don't knoS, IN quite
sure" .,
And Just then the band struck rp ami
the three bess walters in the RON thei,
ceas ID talking p,lirics AMI Abandoned
the profound study Of s,atecrIft to Ia
the giddy mazes OF the dance, The
glory of the land Of freedom anu the
pnde OF society is its young men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

show you feel, Jakef" inquired one
OF the three who had responded. -,
"Cryptoyamous, sir, cryptogamons;,
] walked out few steps to little
stream to get drink. l felt thirsty and
! ached. Then I heard voice from
the blankets:
"Woudsr il them burned ole dinother
'ums OF ourn are done grain"
Then reply:
81 guess they've got to the tertiary Pc
Rod"
walked little piece on the road, to
breathe the morning air.
I kept on.-Lock Malone in October
Californian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
Heart O,seaap

When an individual is reported to
have died Uf disease Of the heart We
are in the habit Of regardingit as an IN
evitable event, as something which
could not have been foreseen or pre-.
vented, and it is too uch the ha:it,
when persons suddenly fall down dead.
TO report the cheat" as the cause; this
silcnces all inquiry and investigation,
and saves the trouble and incOnven-
fence OF repusive post mortem." A
truer report would have tendency to
save many lives. 1t is through a report
oi disease OF the heart that Uany an
opium eater is let off into the grave,
which covers at once his folly and his
crime; the brandy drinker, too, quietly
slides round the corner thus and Is
heard oil no more; in short, this re
port" of disease oil the heart is the
mantle of charity which the polite
coroner and the sympathetic physician
throw around the graves OF ''genteel
people" AT late scientific congress at
>trasburgi it was reported that Of sixty
six persons who had suddenly died, All
immediate and faithful post mortem
showed that onl two persons had any
heart affection whatever; one sudden
death only in thirty-thrce, from disease
oi the heart. Nine out Of the slxty'six
died of apOplexy-one ont OF ever seven
while forty-six-more than two out OF
three-ded Of lung affections, half OF
them Of congestion OF the lungs" tina,
IL, the lungs were 80 full Of blood they
could not work; there was not room for
air enough TO get in to support life. Ii
is then OF considerable practical interest
to know some OF the common, everyday
causes Of this congestion OF the lungs"
disease which, the figures above be.
ing true, kills three times as many per
sons at short notice as apopleXy and
heart disease together. Cold feet, tight
shoes, tight clothing, costive bowels,
slItin. still until chilled through after
having been warmed w by labor or
lony, hasty walk; going to 81 ldeniy
from close. heated room, as a loungci
Or listener or speaker, white the body IL
weakened 10y continued application or
abstinence, or heated by the effort OF
lonv aAar"Se. 'hrSn "ro the i~u'''n' cause
OF sudden death in the form Of "conges-
" u. t"v .u"-s, Ods wn.Ih o>"s
falsely reported disease Of the heart,"
and regarded rs an inevitable event,
throws people OFF their guard, instead oil
pointing them plainly to the true
causes, all OF which are avoidable, and
very easily 40. as general rule, when
The mind has been once intelligently
drawn to the subject
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
HEALTH is WEALTH.

NE e.. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ gr-i.slrHt q Sycc,sr for HySiOTia, ID zzi-
~, Commissions, N,ryuu, lIcUiachv. Mental
depression, Los, %! Memory. SpeTmltCrrhpa,
ll.t'."ty involuntary Em >>iOnS, Premature
U.tAg. r.gssi by u.rs-eNcrtion, sell abuse, or
over l'-g-y. Sh.,h lrtd q misery, decay
al 3 g'r. Uuc lpN will cure recent cases.
ktt tHy cont ti1S one mouth treatment. One
d1 .,ra ~ or >iN boxes tlT i've dollars; sent
ty li.. prepaid Ca receipt at p'i.e. We .uaran-
tr,y '-Vis O. cure any ease. With Zach Or,tcr
:r.'y..l ry 20, ,ur>.N boxes. accom- auic'l with
':a q at-,. wee will >cui the purv1aS, r our
- ts gsJ-u,gc to rrturn the money II The
Treatment does not effect a cure. Uulartu'eeS
'e' Hg,y When thy Treatment l. Oc,icrt direct
'-lu u.' Aiips> JOHN e. WESr X 60. Sole
Prp-r'u-, III ant l>}w. Madison - Chica-
= d.. so by al druggists. Logan, List & 60 q.
N1I. ,s'' Agents. Wheeling. Ak 'eOivV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
No,,ce, Frank Les,ie's Weekly.

The only Democratic illustrated
Newspaper rublishei-wili be sent
postpaid, for five weeks tunti! end OF
campaign for Thirty Cents. Agents
wanted in every town. Send 81 cents
for five weeks subscription, or = cents IN
postage stamps for sample copy aud H.
Illustrated Catalogue. Clubs o! -Four
viii! be sent for Ave weeks, for one d l.
lar. Address Frank Leslie Publishing
Co Is Dey Street. New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
A Card.

To all who are soldering from the er-
rors and indiscrc:ions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay. loss OF manhood,
&C., i will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF change. This great RENE
iy was discovered by missionary II
S,uth America. Send a self.addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph I. lnman,
Station ID. New Ynrk Ci'v
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
Tina Table w. & E. G. R, R,

IN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. JJNH2
~ lsS0, cars on the Wheeling aud Elm Grow,
railroad. will run as llows:
Can will shrt from each end OF the road 81
80 A. ", aud regularly thereafter every half
hour until 10 O'Clock p. ~, except the following
rips which will be- omitted on week days, viz
II 20 A. ~, il:,1 aud go p. v. ana On rGu"A,
the $50 and . =. ". and . ~ r. uips IL b.
omitted Capital cl,ck time.
ines e. IYONHART Snrt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
sDailg except sunday.
No. 7 and 43 stop ut all stations.
wEsTBCUND IRA Ss.

Pullman Paiac, Draw N r.vom auu sleeping
Cars on all night uains.
Close connections ara made for all points
south and Southwest, North and Northwest.
making this a desirable route for colonists and
persons moving to the eat West, and 10 whom
particular attention IL given. ,.
WHEELING, PITTsBU t,iH AND BALTIMORE
DIV SION.
leave Wheeling $50 ~ OF and 5:lO ?.
No trains run on THU vision OH sunday.
Tickets To ali princiP points Oh sale 1T lepoi
Office open at al nouns ilriEg the day.
Information 10 the r yelling public cheerlui'y
given. W. NJ. .LENESlS, 81 OF !,
K T. DEVERlES, g neral Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

N.NE pyPNRrNENTS OF STUDY: TEXT
~ u'u>> furnished at cost: calendar arrang-
7, lpN' Z teachers expenses for one year from
p 20 30, UuI->cC.triln, liberal. thorough.
2 a.. 'r-n .s.J, Ssntc'nbr- I, l>SO. Attendance
"a, yer trIl twenty four counties of West Nir
s..A ans from eight states AMI Territories.
F'- 't;tugurS aud Other information, apply
!, '1' Pr''.,.ut, j. y. THOMPSON, Morgan
O,Hg M.-t Va iue.lih
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SES.'ON BIZ itSS OCTOBER rus FIRST
- t.l rH0'j~v'S nine months. Thorough lu-
s.-.,.,u. I lu irpaul,Gt schools. IN the ACade-
r'. EI;yvriI:, Law AMI HclIc1i DOJart.
N ne N1ryT.rulum or pr'Scrih, II course Ot
VJiy. Apply 'p the St-rrcs9Iy of the Faculty for
trI'r,.>. JAMES +. HARRISON ". D.,
So Chairman of Faculty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
CLEVELAND & PiTTSBURG R. R
Condense I Time Card.

GOING EAST AND wEsT
On and after June Is. lss0. all trains Will rub
daily Except An iiay). ~ follows:
Through trains To Pittsburgh.
although trains to '''evclaiid.
Although trains TO Iiciso.
Pullman's Parlor Ca between Wellsvflle an
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping C,rs on all trains be;wce
Alliance and Chicago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
THE LADIES ALL SAY

yJNUAT LOGAN, LIST d CO.'S fXHElSlOR
i Baking Powder is the res N the market
FDrBli>Cui AMI Bait Cake IL Is unrivaled
Sold by the best dealers. AK fort Excelsior
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

Trains make connection with p. q q. and C.. 4
p railroads. All ,rains run daily. Sunday OF
copied. 5. l.. MOONEY, President
GEO. HENRY, Geul Manager. a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
FRANK N. WILCOX,
ARCHITECT AND
SUPERINTENDENT !
Franklin Insurance Co.'S Building.
apr1s TWELFTH STREET.
A "a RID.

TT HAS COME TO Ny NOTICE THAT
l. certain persons are circulating report
that II elected to tie uiiIC" Commissioner
from TridcphiI TOW nj ~, will Use my innu.
cncc Ia cure the rrruon uf u hrdg" over
Wheeling crack al J. l.. Bcdillion'S MAJ. Tbs
report T. being ircuatCd 90 prejudice my iTlcn,ls
against me al Ia prevent my n c.ccti'n aud J
here ~ pronounce II rs uniouudcd. untrue and
utterly false.
oct5-eg y NJ. ATKINSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

Richard Wagner's visit to Naples has
been rendered unpleasant by another
attack Of erysipslas Of the head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
Y0lI May FIND R:tIEF

Promptly fr,n. that Cough and Hoar,cnc's h
using Or. ;hapman's Horehound Basaiii. IL
d, cs not diS"ricr the ST macn, and II pleasant
sic and eefectual. Price &c Foa sale by
LUuAN, Llol ~ 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
OF sudden death in the form Of "conges-
ae,laire and Southwestern R. r.

CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
an AND AFTER MARCH q. 1880. TRAINS
~ will arrive and depart Is follows, Beliaire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
ron SALE.
Trustee's sale or the Markets.
brewery Property.

TFuStee'0 SoIe o. inc mafkesDss
Brewery Properly.
10y VIRTUE or 4 Did OF TRUST ABE
ID By !. r. Hrockardt and vile and G. fnank
and wife, to me, the undermined trustee, bar
Ing date on the eth day q April, A. 05A and
Of rscord in the CLERK once Of the County oooEs
for Ohio county, West Virginia. In deed d truss
book No 6, pages SOS and $40. ] will, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 4 d. 1850.
Com mencing ct 10 O'Clock 4. H.. ct the mont
door Of the Court House Of aid county. proceed
10 sell a. public sale. 10 the best aud highest
bidder the following described property, that y
TO say: The south one halfof lot No. %, situste.
lying AID being on the east aide OF Market
street. between kightn and Ninth, formerly
Acams aud Jefferson STREETS. In the City Of
Wheeling, county Of Ohio and state OF West vir>
GINA, toSethef with all appurtenanccs thereto
belo 1ging.
TaRNs % sAlK-Onehalf, or a. much norc OF
the purchase money - the purchaser may elect
cash on the da. Of sale: the 6alsIcs in two euuii
install menv, payable IN ak al awelve months
from the day OF sale, with intevvSt the deferred
pay ments To be secured by deed Of trust duly ex.
ecuted and rcoried. L. WILHELM. Trustee.
Russell 4 Sufel, attorneys
NM. II, HALI.Ek, .Tctioneer. ax2d
The above ssie IS adjourned to saturday.
October 9Th, A. ID. 1885, At 10 O'Clock A. =.
oS l.. WlLHELN, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
Trustees Sale Of Centre Wheel.
ing Property.

ing Property.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
Id by John 7. Beihl and susan A. Beihl, his
vile, Ia George q. Davenport, trustee. dated the
10Th day oi september ls.? ani rcconied In the
Office of the Clerk III the County Court II Ohio
couaty. In book No. S, !olin s.. ito Will deed
the undersigned Was substituted ~ trustee By
an order II the Cin'uii Count 81 ohio county. 81
its April Term. is>o, wit; on the 18th day u
July, lS>O). Twill. ON
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 80 1850.
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock a. ~. sell at puplis
auction 1t the front door of the Court House Il
Ohio county. the iollown; property In Centre
whcc,ing. that Is Ia Nay: Piece or parSl II
land containing about eighteen and one hall
poles. lying I'm what Il known ~ the Pasture
Yield. hy,onging Ia the estate III the late John
kof, in he sixth ward Of the city Of Wheeling.
and bounded and described ~ ioiows: hsia.
hing at n stake distant :. 20 L. ~ feet from the
southeast corner of pic,e of and conveyed 10
St,phcn CLARK by the said John Eof, ksa. thence
- lCD feet to stsk.: thcnc, : ~ W. 30
irCi 10 4 stake: thence y - W. lco feet To Q
4 stake: theme. y. ~ T. - feet 20 the tcglnnlng.
TLEus OF SAIw-One half ar such greater sGm
~ the purchaser may elect Ia Jay, cssh, aud the
rsidue on ,pDit Of IA aud twelve months.
with ini,psi sound to the satisfaction VI the
trustee.
The title Is believed Ia bc perfect, hut selling
~ trustee will only CpnyCy such rs IL Ncste,! ~
me 10y SAiI decd. JOHN WALTON. Trustee.
". n. HALLkR. Auc,ionccr sp?I
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a STITCH In The BACK.

Or Ne X, and PAINS. Bruises and swclllngs, are
promptly relieved by using l.ogan,s Arnica, an
elegant external medv. Prce &c. Sold by
LOGAN. LIST & 60.
Wholesale Druggists. Bridge Corner, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
WE BEG To REMIND YOU

That we keep the largest stock and the most ap
proved Trusses. supporters, SURGICAL lnstru
t,ients, &c. TiusSes carefully adjusted. Ap
naratus for deformities furnished TO order. Ca !
on Logan, il>I Il 20,
Druggists Br dgc Corner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

State OF West Virginia 10 wit: Attitudes held IN
the Clerks Office q. the County Court of Ohio
county, on Non sy, the 9TH day OF october,
A. ID. 1880:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

The above sale is adjourned to saturday,
October 9Th. A. ID. lsSo. At 10 O'Clock A. =.
oCN L. WlLHELN, Trustee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

empleyed III ocean trades, and lsl the improper
stoWaRe and ventilation 81 various GARAGES.
There IL quite diversity of opinion Oh the
subject, however, and the Associated Cham
ber Of Commerce, In London, declined TO In
dorse resolution requesting the Board OF
Trade to take such steps as might
BIO deemed expedient to render II
compulsory that all grain imported
into England be loaded In bags. Mr..
Lane, of Bristol, In opposing the resolutions
very Hensibly said that "the underwriters Mt
Lloyd's. who were the best Judges In the mat.
ter. considered their liability 5n steamers
carrying grain In bulk 90 small that they
were ready TO insure such cargoes for 1Os per
cent III summer and la Oh In winter. He
thought Mr.. Plimsoll's bill now before parlia-
nent WAS far too sweeping, for IL made the
use Of bags compulsory even In the ooasting
and Battle trade. and IA the vast majority OF
cases such practice would be not only un-
necessary, but prejudiclal.'
We suspect that investigation will prove
that the loss Of ships loaded with grain WAS
due In most Instances TO other causes than
the sudden shifting Of their cargoes In heavy
weather. and that AZ the const ructlon 81 iron
chips decreases the losses will grow less AMI
less frequent. The unreliabillty OF iron az
material for chip building has been 30 thor
ou9bly shown that II IL matter for wonder IL
has not been entirely superseded by steel or
svoo1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07
SHIPMENTS OF BULK GRAIN.

Quite discussion has arisen IN England IN
regard To the construction OF vessels intended
for carrying grain IN bulk, and petition has
been presented to the House Commons by the
british Shipmasters and Officers Protection
Society,"" IN regard to the matter. The petit
ton sets forth that there is very great danger
In loading grain cargoes In bulk In ships not
especially constructed with view of carry
Ing grain, and that this danger has been
demonstrated by the unusual number OF ships
that have been lost by reason OF the shifting
Of car9oes. The following resolution, passed
at recent meeting Of the society. was en-
bodied In the petition.
That In the opinion OF this society the car.
rying Of grain cargoes In bulk is dangerous, aud
that the showing Or all grain carGoes In bags
vessels and lives: aud. therefore, determina to
petition Parliament In support Of Mr.: Pim
soils bill on the subject now before the House
OF opinion that many vessels have recently
fonndeted from preventlble causes. other than
the shitttag OF grain cargoes. and desire that .
select com mtttee at the House Of Comm ns be
appointed to inquire fuils into the que, tion Of
the founderiug Of vessels. and particularly
iron screw steamships. and that desire be eM-
bodied In the above named petition.
IN giving. however. their support to the
Plimsoll bill, which requires all grain shipped
In British vessels to be put In bags, the petit
TONERS declare their belief that many ships
that have been lost, particularly iron screw
steamers, have foundered from other causes
than the stowaQe Of grain In bulk, and
enumerate among those causes the following
i. The employment Of steamships on voyages
and In trades Tor which they are entirely nm
suitable. and particularly during dangerous
periods Of the year. 3 The faulty and dieprO-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

We regret to learn that an article which
appea red In the DEMOCRAT OF the third In.
slant, entitled 1.-THE Rival Cyclopedias," and
which was intended merely as playful
satire on book agents generally has wounded
tho feelings of the gentleman representing
the house Of Scribner h Co, OF New York
who visits New Orleans partly on account q
his health and partly In the interest Of the
Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Mr.. Terry. We take pleasure In saying. is a
gentleman Of culture and refinement whose
position at home III New York, and whose
associations In this city, are Of the highest
character. He IL not a book agent at all. but
hAs contributed to the Oyclopedia Britannica
and will, during his stay. collect data for m
article on New Orleans which he has been
engaged 10 write. .5.+#
The Encyclopedia which Mr.. Terry repre-
sents ID really valuable work to the scientist
and scholar, and Mr.. Terry's letters and de,
pertinent Indicate that he Is In every way
worthy OF the esteem and consideration d
cur citizens.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

The next time distinguished foreigner
who has views ef public interest to express
roes to New York, II Il to be hoped that the
metropolitan journals will secure the services
81 "a interpreter who will not utterly pervert
his language. The case OF Count de Lesseps
Ia In point. The Herald, San, World and Tri-
6sae all reported him as saying on recent
occasion that Id all questions growing out Of
the Panama canal he would take the United
States and their interests under his protec-
ton. What de Lesseps really said was some
thing entirely different and not at all farcical
Heexplains In letter to the Tribune that bis
meaning was misinterpreted entirely. He
did not intend To take the United States under
his protection; on the contrary, he freely &C
knowled9ed the pre- eminence Of this country
In all American affairs, and as far as the
Panama canal was concerned, he would glad
~ place 1t under the protection Of the United
States II 1t ever became In any way COM
plicAted with political questions. While there
nay have been some objection to the speech
= originally reported, no one will seriously
cppose Count de Lssseps's views u their cor.
Eseesd form. -