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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-08
VIEWS IN EUROPE.
WHAT Mr.. wANAMAKEB, THE pm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
saw on the Other side of the sea-
Millions OF Free Trade Documents
TO be Scattered In America-
Ireland's Great Gratitude
10 America

II wentto Europe for play" said Mr..
John Wanamaker, as he set in his private
Office at the Grand Depot yesterday after.
noon. "A Ner, reporter had called on him
for an interview as to his recent experien-
ces in Europe, and 1t was in answer to the
question as to the object Of bis trip that
Mr.. wanamaker made the remark which
opens this article. He looks remarkably
well after his voyage, and there is that in
his conversation and appearance and &C.
tive movements which indicates the en-
joyment Of robust health. A vast pile OF
correspondence personally directed to
himself was awaiting his arrival home,
and on Monday and yesterday he bad
been husily engaged in opening and ans
wering these letters, his shorthand clerks
being kept constantly employed. How
ever, in the midst ofhis busy life he found
q few minutes to talk on his European
trip, and 1t may be stated in advance, that
in the course Of the conversation Mr..
Wanamaker gave expression to some re-
marks OF the greatest interest and impor.
lance on the vital question OF
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i .,, s,s ,eyeraI deed, Of trust made By @.
" nGstS And BOrbArA, bis wife, 10 the under.
NIDsf -. dS,eI respectively on the 18Th day Of
Igt'd III he lS day OF May, 1915 the 9Th day
popV,,' is;S The II b day OF august 1870, and the
AsGls', Insu.t, 1915, aud all o. record 10 the
~ ~ ,Sse Of The County CouItot Ohio County,, In
~ ~ IN Of w,n Virginia, AID 9re rtspecuseltI r.,
.IsIIS b, 81 oil Trust BOOK NO, ., pagSs 2, and
10 w, "a Q Iages Is9 md isS 10 Deed Of Trust
laHJ ~. mo M and 10 Deed Of Trust Book No:
hSt"t / an selI At public auction on
ltPtts.hithY TIE 80 DAY or OCTOBER, 1850
Aiuhnn :, ,on,rJOft m. Of BlI1 dry, Rt tbeJront
~ inn,t House Of aid Ohio county the fol-
80" J'-rnld real estate, that Is 70 say; LOT NUM-
s "a tSiss II0t 80 81 aud Lot aumbeFed T.epty-
r, ilot 10 ., lTibE o. the west s'us ~ nan
s,e.t 10 that part 81 me Siy ~ neet ,Sss
olN ~ ,O,,,ovsneptS erected Ihereonj also Lots
INsh" ,,.I (2SI and thirty
~ s,, an he tank o. the Ohio river betgeen said
tIs.H SI Wi stFeet 10 iad part Of said city Of
~ ~. c,si SDrth Wheeling; also 10 snumber-
.one lSl, ThIrty-tEo 32I and Thirty,
.,id NrTih Wheeling: also oil Lot numbered
sI,ty..tsht tSSl 10 North Wheel nS, together with
n lie improvements theieohi als9 Lot n9tnpeiea
Ts,lt, .ssTen "a In North wheeling, WIZ ~ ~
i-.toTrHeb,s selling Is trustee snali convey 81
III" =, 4, to M BY the said several deeds Of
Iud. ,.I.I,, a.. r,,ch..a ,ron,v
much moe u the purchaser may elo' 70 pay IN
~ md ,bs btlsnee 10 thTee equal installniehta at
7, iTaIrr. and riEhIen months from the day Of
~ win lotsT % s1Ii deferred inltallmenis IRON
~ Al Il ale, the purchaser 10 give notes Win
,u NJ to he ppprOVtd By the trustee ior me pay
toi aid deferred instAllments and interest.
N'-''' JAMES p. ROC RS, Trustee:
NV n u.tVVu AurfIOnRRF Ntlb
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rIyelmpndred Thousand Strong.

In the past few months there has been more
tbsn 100000 bottles Of shiloh's Cure sold.
ont OF the vast number OF people who have
used ii, more than 1000 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, henccit Is that
everybody speaks in It's praise. To those
who have not used It, lot US say, you have a
cough, or your child the Group, and you value
iife don't fail to tryit. For lame back, sideoE
chest, use Shiloh's PorouR Plaster. ~
sold BY Z. Booking, Agent Odd Fellow's
Hall, and Chas Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty-second streets. t5s
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PA1ArABLr MRdlcrSrs.-.Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Is q honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartie Pillsglide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his sarsaparilla Is q nectar
that imparts yigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease.-W Waterford Pay
AdrertiSer. DAW
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7- TsusTEEs' SALES.
..;;;s MOST VALUABLE REAL rs
0'Hh MUtpnIfT WHEELING FOR SALE,

n, andtiSned VII a Sa ~ ShIo couaty. We
,osi9o'F OF tue ''u,' '. -, = !. ~.
Wv SATURDAY. ooAv 'i,-a = 4oo1
Cgus1', ,rsrs ii The Frazier Farm. The greater
iNd Isa mi ann lie. on the hil overlooking ID,
Is S' the sy 81 Nv, wh e s nSud niE
botS'r', III" moi more than leo iOot dhtant from
~ Its.saIibs B. i o. raliro;d. " this place aud
Nihs fIISS il Il opened and ready 70 b. worked.
ne slte 50 acres are espIble q hiEh esitrarSn
H. r,t 10 cd ~ ~ 49,. s,.as H.
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woRsE than bankruptcy is a constitu.
ton broken down by disease. II 1t is the
result OF fast living, the excessive use OF
whisky, the injudicious use Of mercury,
exposure 10 miasmatic regions, sedentary
habits, self.abuse or scrofulous faint. DR..
TUFTS Pills will restore you to health,
more to be desired than gold.
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Astrnnre people.

Do YOU know that there are strange people
In our community, we say strange because
they seem to prefer 10 suffer and pass their
DAYS miserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitalizer Is
Guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold BY q. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaS. Meenkemoeller, corner Main
and Tyenty.second streets.
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Foa UpwARDs or TRIRrY YxAEs Mrs..
Windows Soothing Syrup az been used
for children. II Gorrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves Wind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyeniTy and diGrrNnd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
25 ee,llt a both. tN H ptN
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rne yoitaie nclt Co., Marshall. Mteh.
viii eend their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts 10 the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cureS guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 70 them
without delay. l.....l .hI pAw
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No mirror ever yet threw back 4.i
A gore FepulSlye Iilht,
Than teeth that are decayed and black Is.
Or one more pure and bright
. Than FoWa Of pearls that all may vGunt
Who put theif faith In sozoDoNT' hwE4W
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STEAM ERS,

TEN4N LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
| EEs-EEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
iTyEgHOt.-EUTtCR-T steamer Of this Line
Ii, Ltat MAurys LAno Routes at all seasons Of the
IN o. RirnSoSp, Saturday, October ., sA.n
on " CHTsrKR, Saturday, October 10, At Pm.
orr OT BRrSsEtS, Thursday, oct. q, It7A:k.
ON o. NoyTRRAL, Thur day, Noyenber 4, Q A.H.
Rsa FIR No 81, North River, foot Of Charlton b.
CIln FDaage $50 aud 500. Return tletets on
hEnSN terms. sTRERAGE, SIS. PREPAID, $50.
sl1nE,, rata rooms, smoking and bath room,
tElihiR. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
Nos. 81 and 81 Broadway, N. 7,
JOHN BAIIIE and THo5 o'BRIEN,
Et,O WhReIng.
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FR11ows' Compound Syrup Of Hypo.
phosphites is not,only the most reliable
remedy for consumption, but It Ia Q
specific also for Bronchitis and Asthma.
Sold by Logan, List & Co. MwR4w
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BLOOD, Brain, Nerve Food. Vigorous
health guaranteed by taking Colden's
Leibig's Liquid Extract Of Beef. D&w
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THR ONE DARK ePoT LEFT

81 also visited the district where the
good Nun OF Kenmare, Sister Mary Fran
ces Glare, resides. She has been like o
mother to all in the region around Ken
mare. 1lthete is any actual present need
It Is there, ! heard good reports Of the
distribution Of the New York Herald fund
and l think, in the main, the Duchess oil
Marlborough's fund was wisely distribu.
ted. No words can describe the genuine
Irish q latitude Of the people who had been
helped In their time oil trouble. News.
papers and pamphlets oil united in praise
OF America's generosity in the work Of al
leyiGting the suffering poor oil their coun
truM .-l.
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NEnNfspAY. oETOBER 20, 1ss0.

,,,,nelpe n 10 o'clock 4. m, at the front door Of
..oft House u Ohio county. Ut public auction the
Si,Tius IHe'ibtd property. to-ylt:
"a RI. undivided 6n'-hfth interest b'lor sing 10
Hear Is NIller Ia and TO lots numbered ave
d sd,I Is hluAtc on the north bank Of wheeling
E,S IN slu1rc numbered nine (9l between Maip
NJ airkr. 1,Tie,a In the city Of Wheeling In The
sIss q West Virginia
n. u1diyIlci ont, htth interest Of Eaid Henry B.
yl,f ID and Il lot numbered light (Sl Situate on tht
1srSriI cornfroI n In and Sixteenth bueetS In the
tJ Ekecllns West Virginia.
iLEps w sALE-CRAh.
,sii II, Il. BARK, lruytc.
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CONDITION OF AFPAIrs IL IRELAND.
u made It my business to personally
visit Ireland and inquire concerning the
results OF the famine and the present
wants OF that country. l found that Phil
adelphia was most favorably known be-
cause of the relief fund, which has been
pretty well distributed over the suffering
districts. There cannot be any question
but that the sufferiugs and want in some
districts was not exaggerated. While some
portions OF the land were as free from
iamine as Philadelphia vas from Kansas
grasshoppers, yet in certain portions great
distress prevailed. l called on William
Thompson, Esq, chairman oil our COM
mittee In Dublin; on Arch bishop French
and on William Drummond, Esq, aud
earthly went over their records OF distri.
button, Hound that everything had been
well done, and that our money had been
made to reach the points Of greatest need,
and to use the chairman'B own words,
their personal attention made the money
90 four times as far as 1t otherwise would
have done W
"The people everywhere were loud in
their praise Of their generous friends in
Philadelphia. While the harvest Of this
wear promises well and things have very
much improved throughout Ireland, II Il
probable there will be some want, because
Of the differences existing between land
lords and tenants, which necessarily limits
the production and prevents hearty anc
fruitful work. "a 81 ne
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Ask your druggist for London Hair
Color Restorer. Price, 70 cents bottle.
Six bottles, 81. Main Depot for the Uni
ted States, $50 North Sixth St, Philad'a.
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asave your na,r.n Ketp IL Reau.lfal.

'dhtt 1ouE AAab. N'F -
The "London Hair Color Restor.
err Is the most delightful article
ever introduced to the American
people, aud Is totally different
from all other Hair Restorers, be.
ing entirely free from all impure
Ingredients that render many 9TH
or articles for the hair sbnoxious.
Where badness, or fallingof the
hair exists, or prematurely gray
ness, from sickness, or other
causes, Its use will restore he'nat-
ural youthful color, and cause q
healthy growth, cleansing the
sclap from all impurities, dandruff,
&C., at the same times most pleas.
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra
gravity perfumed, rendering the
hair soft and pliable, making 1t
an Indispensable article in every
toilet. sYr ~
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piles, RECTAL DISEASES, &c.
tame PRONUNCIATION.

MI. D. F. Mckinley, Of 27S5 Eot street, Wheeling,
VIVA has boon suffering fer years frm Bleeding
Pile, liberation Of the Towel and Prolapst. o. the
Rfet6m, whose bowel and piles pr1tuded and hsd 10
be returned after each passage Of the bowels, tayE
HMy bowel b not been down since your hpt treat.
ment, aud II any one wihes TO know whether bleed
Ing piles and disease Of the rectum eau DO cured you
may refer them 10 me- r 70
House, Wheeling, Wet Va. ContultEtion lf04, and
correspondence with parties suffering With Piles and
Rectal Di,eases, md who are living away from the
oily, solicited. Such persons can be treated success
oaicc hours : 70 II NJ, and q to and to ?. NJ
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BRITISH GOLD IN AMERICAN PoLITlcs.
"on the contrary" responded Mr..
wanamaker, "they have, everywhere re-
doubled their efforts, and they are doing
their work on Napoleonie scale. All
classes Of society in England are unani-
NOUS in the belief that to restore its old.
time supremacy and prosperity, they must
have free trade with America, Their lead
ing men claim that rs they buy our
breadstutfs aud food supplies We should as
reciprocal courtesy buy our manutact-
ured goods frem them-pive them as q
matter Of fairness qttid PRO quo for their
Kindness. THAT" concluded Mr.. Wanna
maker, finishes what I can say at present
on that question. And now touching the
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING-ATTHE
ID DAILY Intelligepecr job ohioe you can got al
audS n ook and job Pointing on the shortest notice
= IA Nos. - apd n Fourteenth g.
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acknowledged"
ACTIVITY OF BRITISH FREE TRADERS.
"Perhaps the best evidence Of the grow.
ing popularity Of American manufactures
iu England, and the best indication Of the
change that has come over the manuiac.
turers Of England, Is shown in the statisti.
cal tables giving the state Of British COM
merce. The condition OF affairs has be.
come subject Of universal interest and
concern, and almost every merchant you
meet considers himself missionary in the
cause OF free trade. The clamor against
protection Is something irightiul. No bet
ter illustration Of the state Of feeling ex.
listing can be had than the fact that they
are printing millions Of pamphlets-I say
millions deliberately--to circulate in
America to influence public feeling in ia.
vor OF free trade Cant something be
done in America to get the people to sgree
to open their ports for universal trader is
q remark which / have heard everywhere
in England. Any one who Is disposed to
look into the subject should send for a
copy OF Augustus Mongredien's pamph-
lets addressed TO the Western Farmer in
America in favor Of free trade and his
other books on commerce. They will then
see how severely the shoe pinches."
"The pamphlet Of Mongredien's was
circulated by the Golden Club late ly, but
II was believed they had ceased their ell
iorts," said the writer. 8'l
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,,a,u,,psd will offer at public Iale At The
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pRorEcr1oN 10 AMERICAN INDUSTRY.

~ AAhAANhN
az went to Europe for play" repeated
Mr.. wanamaker, "and think 1played
upon three things during my yisit-frst,
the present condition Of commercial In
terests; second, the condition Of things in
Ireland relative to the famine, and third,
the religious institutions, the Sunday
schools, and subjects akin to the indus
trial schools and homes for boys.
First, as to business-I find that since
the Centennial Exhibition in this city
business has been far from good in Great
Britain. American manufactures were
introduced Ia foreign markets by the ex-
hibition in this city, and one result has
been that everywhere Philadelphia seems
10 be as well known as New York. think,
too, that the high estimation in which
Mfr. John Welsh, our late Minister 10 the
Court OF st. James, IL held abroad has
contributed to extending the knowledge
OF our city In England. But 1t was 10 the
display Of our manufacturers
at the Centennial Exhibition more than
any other reason that the prominence OF
Philadelphia abroad 10 due" ~ t..5,.
as this recognition OF our industrial
progress general ~ asked the reporter.
"Undoubtedly-it Is apparent every
where have been. can give you an
illustration: In one OF the largest manu-.
concerns in Paris the firm made
to the extensive hat concern In
Philadelphia Of John B. Stetson & Co.,
and said that their manufactures were 60
good that they had to copy some Of them
as superior to their own"
"a compliment from Sir Hubert?"
eyes" responded Mr.. Wanamaker, at
was with considerable pride and pleasure
that found that American supremacy IN
many directions was being so generally
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07

General Melikoff's common sense method of restoring public confidence in the Russian Government is illustrated by the official re- turn that from the date of the military dicta- torship in February to May l, about 1,4OO students and other young men were liberated, and f 300 persons freed from police surveil- lance. Besides these, 2,OOO youths who have been expelled from various educational estab- lishments have been allowed readmission. It is also officially announced that from May to August one hundred and fifteen persons were lance and restored to their homes from exile, or received some mitigation of their sen- tences Of this number thirty re-entered the universities, and remain there at present. One thousand six hundred and ninety six per sons continue under surveillance. The re- cent ukase abolishing the Third Section and the Supreme Executive Commission is re- ceived by the St. Petersburg press with chorus of rejoicing. The Golos says that Russia has entered upon period of gov ernment by established law. The abolition of the Third Section sho Ks that arbitrary ad- ministration has been radically condemned, and the personal security of every honest subject is rendered inviolable !; whilst the nomination of Count Melikoh proves that the necessity of confning the Ministry of the Interior, now more than ever a post of the highest importance, to statesman who can rise to the height of the occasion Is fully recognized" Another journal exclains ''The ukase rings out an appeal to each and every one to work henceforth with fearless confidence for the good of his native land, under the protecting shade of legality and justice God grant that Russia may never again see such dark and troublesome times as she has lived through these two years"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

"A Short Life of William Ewart Glad stone" by Charles H. Jones, is added to the
 AppIetons' New Handy Volume Series. This
 short biography is admirably written, it's ar
 rangement and method are excellent, and those who wish to acquaint themselves in 8 general way with Mr. Gladstone's life, char acter and work will find just what they want in this book. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 'eThe Fate of Republics, ' by an ex-Union soldier who does not give his name, is 8 book written for the purpose of proving that our republic is in danger and is likely to meet the fate of other republics which have pre- ceded it. The work gives sketch of the causes that led to the decline of the ancient and medieval republics, with an account of the condition of those which are in existence at present, by way of introduction to an essay upon the dangers that threaten the United States. The author holds the chief of these to be the growth of popery in religion, ignorance and communism in social life, and the doctrine of State rights in poli- tics, and sees no other remedy than revival of Biblical Christianity. The author includes in his list of republics some governments which cannot fairly be called republican, he deals loosely with other facts and studies tendencies somewhat superfcially. Never theless, there is much that is interesting and impressive in the book, which is, by the way, dedicated to General Grant. Published by Estes & Lauriat, Boston, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 ."Tit for Tat, Teutonic Adventure, :" by the Marchioness Clara Lanza, is lively lit tie summer book. The scenes are laid in Dresden and New York, and the story has action enough to retain the reader's interest, and is planned with considerable ingenuity. A young American in Dresden is decoyed and robbed by flower girl One of his friends afterwards becomes engaged to an actress in New York city, who proves to be the flower girl, calls her thief and backs out of his bargain. Published by G, F. Putnam's Sons, New York, and for sale Ia this city by Judd | the bookseller.
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
.sILKs.z

We add this week to our stock large purchase of Black Silks, which will be found we'll calculated to maintain our repu- tation as the silk merchants of New Haven. We confidently invite inspection of these goods, as we believe they are the best value at the respective prices that can be got in this city A lot of Surah Silks of extra weight and of the finest quality, in black and coIors, has also been received, and will be put on sale at very low price. These goods we recommend as a very handsome and styl- ish material for Overskrts, etc. We open also full line of COlored Satins in all the most desirable new shades, and some very elegant Silk BrOcades. Attention is directed to the "Satin Duchesse' and "Satin MerveiIleux," very rich and beautiful dress fabrics J. N. ADAM & co.