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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-28
Chicago. ?

CHICAGO. October 27.-There was 4
heavy opening in wheat to-day, prices
breaking off again quite sharply, at the
start, but rallyinG rs the session advanced
on more favorable foreign advices, closing
for the day at nearly outside prices and at
about the same figures rs on yesterday;
Corn advanced slightly. Oats were firmer
and provisions dull hut steady. Flour
Unchanged. Wheat-NO. spring 73a73Ic;
No. 5 spring, 634aG5l; cash No. , red,
73ic; October T2iaT3Ic, closing at 73c;
November 724a73s, closed at 734c; Deem
Der 7~4sa754c, closing at 75lc; January
75la76.c, closing at 765c; May S~lSaS2sc,
closed at seq. Corn-No. . cash 34335Ic;
October 34sa3i.c, closed at 3i.c; Ncvem-
her 35la35sc, closing at 353; December
36ia36S, closing at 364c; January 36sa
SIC. closed at 81; May 4Osai1sc. closed
Mt AS. Oats-CaSh No. . 25ia254c;
October 25ia25se, closed ut 25sc;
May 3Ola3Ose, closed at 3Osc. Rye
No. soc. Barley-No. = 53lc. Flax
Seed-No. 1 97c. Timothy Seed-Prime
to good 81 70a1 II. Mess Pork-Cash,
S. seas So; October So s9las s., closing at
s. s.; December S. s5aS sTl, closing at
$SS7I; january 50 2la9 50, closing at s9T.
Lard-Cash s. 20; October and November
S. 90; December S. s24; January SIS so.
Short Ribs-S6 80. Shoulders S. 45a5 so;
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New York.

New YORK, October 27.-Flour-
receipts 19,20i barrels; exports II, 9S.
sacks; sales 10, 500. Wheat-Receipt>
l,5Ol, 300, exports lOl, GIG; spot firm and
moderately active; options opened heavy,
closed firm; sales S,916,0O0 bushels tu,
lures, DIS, 900 bushels spot; No. spring
@5ic; No. l hard 80; ungraded red ~7SaSS!c;
No. lrcd sale; No. | red'SSc; No; ! white
SHE; extra red S6lc; No. = red November
- 3-l6caSi!c, closed ut sage; December
b 11-l6aS6 7-l6c, closed ut S6tc; January
S7iaSS 1-l6c. closed at SIZE; February s9a
594c, closed ut sole; May 93sa933c, closed
1T 93ic; June 94ta9isc, closed at 9l@c.
COrn-Spot lots steady and quiet and OPP
tons u shade higher; receipts ll9, 600
bushels; exports 33, 927 bushels; sales OPS
900 futures, l4.9OO spot; ungraded Ala
a45Ic; No. = white 46tc; No. : November
l5Iai5lc, closed at 4j!c; December 46!a
ll6ic, closed at 4Gic; January 41Sa41tc,
closed at l14c; May 4~9Sa49ic, closed at
t94c. OatS-LesS active; receipts 81, 100
bushels; exports 2O0 bushels: mixed West
ern 32ll3ic; white do 3JaiOc. Hay
Steady, demand fair. HOps-Quiet. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio firm at l2sc; options active
and higher; sales 81, 800 bags; October
Hall .O5c; November, 1l.09c; January,
February, and March 10. S5al0. 95c; April
10. S5alO. 90c; May 0.S5all. 0Oc. Sugar
Steady; fair togOOd refining 1 9-l6c; refined
quiet and steady. MolaSses-Dull and
nominal. Rice-QuIet and steady. Pctro,
leum-Steady; United closed 65ic.
Tallow-S;cady at i.c. RoSin-Dnli. Tur,
pentine-Steady at 3sc. Eggs-ln fair de,
mand and firm; receipts PHI packages.
western 20!a2lc. Pork-Quict;m mess 50 p
alO 90 for old, so O0al0 % for new; beet
steady; cut meats firm; fresh hams ste,
picked shoulders 5Sc. Lard-Less doing
steam refined active; Western steam spot
6 OIL; October Sc O6; November So 02l
s %; December So Is; January IS 20;
February So %. March Sc 37a6 IS; city
steam So 90. Butter-Dull; Western Ia
pc. Cheese-Frmer, demand tair; western
fat 1O!a1lc. COpper-Firm; lake Halle
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Somewhat of an idea of the size of the col
oSsal figure may be gained from the compari-
SON male by the artist in the accompanying
accurate sketch. The links Of the chain in
the right of the picture are a portion of a
broken shackle which Liberty has rent asun-
der, and is o tramping on.
+. From the darkened interior long lines
of perforation may be seen in the copper
sheathing which represent the untitled rivet
holes, and show what a tremendous amount
Of work remains to be done before the statue
may be said to be complete. Such has been
the haste with which the statue was put to-
gether that only sufficient rivetS were put in
to hold the copper sheets in place, Upthrough
this labyrinthian interior a narrow wooden
stairway leads to the head, passing through
the neck in a spiral.
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For tie Register.
.ERTY ESLIGUTESING THE
WORLD.


Ey the eternal SEA ike u goddess grand.
Scattering til. mi>ts AMI the blacklist night.
Aud chcerin" the TSnderCr on sea Hud lHnd
stands Liberty's symbol with her heart OF light.
This statue wa, wrought by the Frcnchman'> art,
With "A soul inspired 10y the MarSCllaiSc;
Hut thu spirit that hOverS DER every part
l. the gift oI the gods 10 each nation aud race
We nnvcil the Statue: twill he kissed by the
brrtZr
That viii wait the flag urthr slaves and The free
And will fire every heart on the lands and the
wthInanhood'S pnul watGhwori Of Liberty
While the shouts OF the multitude ring on the
lud the nude cannou's booming is echoed aftr,
Let us swear To- hr worthy this gtt So inr
To keep u, m>uilicd in peace a. ia war.
when Liberty davur.l To- Il race Of slaves.
The hosts 0fthe Phar"ths were scattered IKE
When its life giving light shoueo over the waves
Proud HrtItS ur,>r Ia her sacred tr'tI;
When a rIintrd from German warriors >hIvIhS,
4 Roman Emperor his legiunS wcpi;
,mICrvccy ami Agtuc"urt biu"I SiaIneI h.''>'
T. woke English manhood that ScrVilcly slept,
It thrilled the sDul nfthc French prndtdHt,
That ~ long hut ucru cruNhel by the 'yral ;
"E,TIac - Lhr-c' raug ont on the air.
And proud blood crimS,nCd the changing steel
a bgGknp.d our fathers Ia an unknown shOrG,
To rear new altar> in this favored iAhi'
7. moved them again to free cvSrIn',c .
their SnnS from the foreign opprcSSnrs hani.
like voice rro!u Delphi il j. calling again;
N hlanchrS the naughty tyrInt lace.
Aud Spund in the dungeons u ct IH' 'N'N WV
And nerves up strong men to Bic for their rure.
In many a land in this Fourth Estate
II flashes a strong. vet strange WIerd. Iiisht;
MI warns the pOor tuilrr, Yet nouriSheS hate
That Iiyin. m,ius g5iniins his soul day ann
night.
~. trend OH the dust OF nations gone by.
In .L,.tIy warming their fate cries aloud:
W., >p,rght Ia destroy this gift from the SKY.
IA, mgIdrncd wound round Us our burial
slrrul. L,-,
Nnl di~pcn>.s its light DER our mountains anu
let ms crown il with wreaths of flowers ever
y,t wrr1tb, made of flowers and slavery chains.
'' JUNOT.
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GovERNMENrs-Dull and steady.
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Ii is evident that the sculptor designed the
figure and compelled the engineers to adapt
ironwork to support it. If the arm had
been carried in n moro vertical line above the
body it would have been much easier to Sc
cure it. This was brought to the writer's at
tention on the occasion of his visit to the
torch. He noticed that the arm swayed
quite perceptibly in the slight wind that was
blowing. There was 4 dark skinned, black
eyed workman putting some finishing touches
70 the torch. As he looked like a Frenchman
il was supposed that he could understand
sufficient English To answer n question, so !
said: Il suppose YOU came from Paris 10 us
sist i'm putting the statue together' BE
CORA. no" That settled the question of ma
tionality, 50 l said more freely: 81 should
think YOU would have had some difficulty III
~deciphering the instructions in French ON the
different parts of the statue!' They did sind
a couple of frog aterS across to show Us how
the Aachew whit together, but we soon
found we knew a dom site more about 1t than
they did. 50 they wint home. We got one
threc-squarc sheet of copperleft over, though,
and none of us can tell where it goes
Further questioning my "Frinch" friend, /
learned that in a gale Of wind the arm swung
considerably. and with a knowing shake Of
the heal he advanced the opinion that should
n "tornadv" ever st ike the statue they
would likely nave to go dredging for the
torch i'm the waters of the bay.
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Wheeling.

Coffee is again on the rampage. Fair
coffee is to-day selling by the cargo in
New York at l3c per pound standard
brands OF roasted coffee l6ic, and some
knowing ones say zoe will be cheap ior
roasted coffee before January l. Sugars
are also firmer and look cheap at present
prices.
RICE-Carolina head &c; Carolina choice
&c; Carolina prime &c; Louisiana 6ic;
Java pearl &C: Broken SC.
SYRUPs-ChOice Sugar Syrup SaSIci
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 24a25c; Honey Drips
2SI30c; California White Drips 33a35c;
Fancy Syrup, three gallon three hoop pals,
500 per dozen; Bixby Maple Syrup bar
rels) soc; Bixby Maple { barrelsl Sc; Blk
by Maple 10 gallon kegs Coo; Bixby Ma
pie 10 gallon iegs) &c; BIxby Maple quart
cans soc. Sugar House dark 2h22c'
i3c additional in half barrels)
New Orleans MolaSses, Fancy 43a4jc,
| Choice 3Sa42c: Prime 3ia36c: Fair 32aSIc
! Mixed goods New Orleans 2SI3Oc-
PRovISIoNs-LargeS. c. haIns 12al23c
medium S. c. hams Is small 5.
hams 13lc; California hams SC; ). Z
breakfast bacon 9I9lc; S. c. shoulders &
Sic; homeless hams 9a9lc; city sides Siaslc
bacon shoulders 7laSc; ham beef 13al3!c
ordinary beef10la country sides 14aI4e
family mess pork, 5lb pieces, Sl4 5s
1875 bean pork, fine clear, S15 Oal5 80
LARD-Tierce &C half barrels 7sc; tub:
7sc; buckets 7sc; tin pals, 3 lbs, 7ici tar
nails, 5 lbs, re; tin pals, 10 lbs, tic
tin pals, 20 lbs, 7ei tin pails, 50lbs., &c;
CANNED GOeDs-Standard 31o table
peach 81 Goal 10; pie peaches BIB 95c; pl'
peaches Glib 81 20; No. 3 tomatoes new 90
81 90; Sears corn Soc; do Winslow's III
81 %; do ID grade 2b 75c; strawberries2n
81 10; blackberries 2ib 81 90; raspberrie,
2fb 81 90; Dams0n's oh 95e; lima beans I'll
soc; cove oysters lib light 55c; do LID full
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r,tchinc n RUNAWAY Horse.

The other afternoon 4 horse attached to
a heavy wagon ran away on West Ran
dolph street and plunged up the street Mt
a lively rate. causing a stampede of pc
destrians and lighter vehicles. A man
darted out in pursuit from the throng on
the sidewalk and the crowd cheered to
see a man afoOt chasing q runaway
horse. The man gained slowly on the
horse and finally reached his side. Then
he laid ono hand on the shaftsand eaught
the bride with the other. He gave two
OF three strong pulls, bending the horses
head over sidewise each timo and kept it
up until the horse stopped. Seldom has
n prettier piece Of work been seen, and
the crowd eheered Justify. The man was
Frank Glover, the pugilist.-Chicago Tn
bune.
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Catarrhal

To h freed from the dangers Of suroeafioh
while lying down; 10 breathe freely, sleep sound
" and uBdiIurbed; 20 rise refreshed, head clear,
brain active and free from pain or ache 10 know
that No poisonous, putrid matter dehles the
breath and rOts away the delicate machinery OF
smell. taste and hearing; to feel that the system
does not, through its veins and arteries, suck up
he poison that i sure tOundermine and destroy,
is indeed a blessing beyond all other human en-
Joymcnts. II purchase immunity from such a
fate should be the object Of all afflicted But
those who have tried many remedies and phyd-
clans despair OF reliefOr cure.
sASFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets ever phase
of Catarrh, from q simple head cold 10 the nost
losthsome and destructive stages. II j. local and
constitutional. Instant in relieving, permanent
in curing. safe, economical and neyer-failinR.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CUBE consists OF one bottle
of the RADICAL CURE one box OF AIAEkHA
SoLvEST, and one IHPRoyED ISHALER, all wrap
ned in one package, with treatise and directions
and sold by all druggists for 81.
POTTER DRuG & CHENIcALC Co, BosToN.
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short clear Sc 75a6 so. Whisky 81 Is.
Sugars-Uuchanged. Bntter-Very tame;
good to fine creamery 1Sa20e; fair to good
creamery 15a1Se; dairy 15a1S; packing
stock 7a9. Eggs-Firm at 16Aa17.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. October 27.-Flour-
Steady with fair demand. Wheat-Open-
ed dull, reacted and closed steady; No. 2
red Oct. S35aS4ic; Nov. 94aS4sc; Dec.
s5as5lc; jan. s6las63c. Corn-Spot
weak and irregular; No. 3 high mixed
442c; steamer No. 2 mixed, Ale; No. 2
yellow 45l. Futures steady but quiet;
No. 2 mixed October Hiaiiie; November
44la459c; December 45sa45Sc; January
45la454c. 0ats-Spot shade weaker; No. 2
mixed Bale; No 3 white 33c; good Western
safe; No. 2 white 35le. Futures dull;
No 2. white Oct. 34Sa35sc; Nov. 35a355c;
Dec. 35la35}c; Jan. 36ia364c. Butter
Firm, fair demand.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. October 27.-Cotton-
Steady. Flour-Easier. Wheat-W Weak,
lower; No. . red 76c; receipts 5000
bushels; shipments 500 bushels. Corn
Quiet; No. . mixed 314. Oats
-Qniet. No. 2 mixed 27ic.. Rye
firmer; No. . Sc. Pork-Quiet,
at So 80. Lard-firm at s. 10. Bulk
meats -Firmer, 81 90; BacOn-Frm.
short rib s. 20: short clear s. 40; Whisky
Firm; at 81 Is. Butter, sugar and
cheese, easier. Eggs-Firmer ut 164c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o.. October 2L.-Wheat-
Firmer; cash, October re November 77iC
bid, December 79c; January soc bid; May
S6sc bid. Corn Steady; cash, October
and November 379c; May 4lsc bid. Oats
Dull, lower; cash 26lc. Clover seed
Easy; cash 81 42l bid; November 81 45;
January 81 80.
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FLOUR GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.


The demand for flour is brisk and is
keeping up even with the supply, while
manufacturers are not anxious to sell ut
prevailing figures. The market is
firm and wheat is s%tillcoming
in pretty lively and selling 1t 75C
per bushel, with a fair demand at those
figures. Prices in all instances remain the
same rs ut our last report. In the feed
market middlings and bran are quiet, oats
are fairly firm, corn has Improved and
hay remains quiet. Prices are rs follows;
FLOUR AND GRAIN-ChOice family flour
in barrels 81 90; in sacks So So; middlings
per ton Sl2 90; bran pei ton Sl2 90; wheat
No. l per bushel 75c.
FEED-Corn per bushel 4Oa45c; oats 2.a
2Sc; baled hay per ton SD 00al3 90; loose
hay is selling for about 50 O0ali 00 pei
ton.
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uvHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r.
On and after NAY 5, 1856, Trains will run as
rAlnryS.
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I OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE
IL FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES, near Elm

by virtue of u Deed OF Trust ~ me made 10y
Abner Key and his wife. datci the twenty -fnh
day Of July, In The year lS1a, and rc,orlvd In thS
Clerks Office ofthe County Count of Ohio county,
West Virginia, in Deed at Trust Hsok numbered
II pCe NJ, Twill, ON WEDNESDAY, THEl1TH
OF NOVEMBER, lS>i,~ commencing AT 10 O'Clock
"A. IN, sell Al pujbllc auction al the premises, the
h,s or parcels Of land numbered respectively l
Ia Il inclusive, the lUCaiion and dimensions
" hrnof ac mon particularly shown by the plat
thereof filed IN said clerks Ohicc. SAID lns ar
parcels of hand ar part al the subdivisions \
and X. shown on the plat Of The subdivisions oi
the shepherd estate rCCunlrl In Decd linOk mum
barred *, page 5TS IN said Clerks Office, which
Subdivisions. X aud l., were conveyed Ia the
said AbnvT Key by Daniel 4. List aDd Daniel
Lamb ~ slssial commissioners, by ic,i dated
the 18th DAY Of May, lN7u. and rcunrl~i la Decd
Book numbered -, page "a, In sald Clerk
olhCc.
believe the lille to la unqurtinnabic, but
selling "a, uuSlrc, ! Ln moi waErsnt.
TERMS pf ~SAlE-EaCh purrhiecr 10 pay In
hand dIe thiEi at the purcha>c money due by
him. and o. much morr a. hCialy chis>q Ia pay.
and tie remainder IN equal iu>lalBcuts bearing
interest nom the day ~ salc, pay Gblc respective
~ In six and twelve wnuths THEREAFTER, The de-
trrrcd iuslalmcnlS To Dc satisfactorily secured
aud tho title to be- retained unit payment iu niil
liza purchaser pay not les than one hall of the
purchase money, hs Notes, secured Iy deed Of
trls On TIM property add him. Will ~ accepted
H. security tor the deferred inSIallmentS.
oelSOaw howl rod DANIEL LAME, Trustee.
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NOTICE TO FAKE DISPOSITIONS

In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, -:
Johanna Auguste Bertha lse ". Julius lSe. In
Chancery.
Take notice that the dispositions OF the com.
plainant. and of Rev. A. 81. Wcrtcr. y. linde'
mann. William VOgt, NaleskA kettlcr, and 9th
ers. will he taken NJ the Law offices II Russell *
Stifel, No. 1871 Chapline street. in the. City Of
Wheeling, County OC Ohio, and state OF west
Virginia, on the nh day Of NOvember. \. ID iSS.
between the hours ofg O'clock a m. and 6 O'Clock
u. m, to ba read in evidence iva the aDove named
cause on behalf OF said complainant, and ~.
from any cause, the taking Of the said DEEPEST
tons shall moi ~ commenced, ar being "oin-
menced. shall not be completed on thal day, the
taking of the same will be adjourned from time
10 time until the same shall be completed
JOHANNE AUGUSTA BERTHA ISE.
By Russell 4 STiFEI, Her Solicitors.
tn tho defendant. Julius Ise. oc7t-ths
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bradford.
WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, October %.
The market is rather dull on account OF
the threatened strikeo OF the Eastern textile
workers, and it will probably remain in IN
unsettled condition Tor some days. Not
wi~thstanding this dizziness however, there
has been no shading in prices, which re-
MAIN the same rs those of last week as fol,
lows: XX washed 3?a33!c; unwaShcd,
one-third off; medium, washed 32a}4c;
nnWaShed 23a25c.
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first seen by a vessel approaching New York
from the sea, and viii be a valuable guide TO
the mariner.
With the words Of Bartholdi We c,ose:
aThe statue was born for the place which in
spired its conception May God be pleased
to bless nay work, and long may II remain as
an emblem Of freedom and a monument Of
the GOOD win and friendship existing between
France and the United States of America
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Railroads.

No ., No. ~,
soUTHwAED. Daily No {, Daily
TX. sun. Daily Tx. sun.
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PETROLEUM.
TitusyiIIe.

TitusyiIIe.
T%ITUsvILLE, October Z7.-Petrolcum
Opened at 65l; highest 65i; lowest IL;
closed at G5!.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, October 27.-Pe-
troleum-Dull and heavy. Opened ut G5l
lowest 65f; highest 653.
oil City. .
OIL CITY. October 27.-Petroleum-
Opened at G5l; highest 65!; lowest and
closed 65i. Sales i3S, 900 ban Tels; clear
ances 2,0il, 900; charters 90, G55; shipment:
s., III.
bradford.
BRADFORD, October 26. -Petroleum
-Opened and highest 65!; lowest clos
ed 6js. ClearanGeS $50, 900
New York.
New YORK, October 21.-Petrolcub
Quiet; opening and highest at G5!c,
lowest at 65lc, closed at 65t. Sales l..
057, 900 barrels.
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was formally accepted by Mr.. Morton, the
United States minister TO France, and in
June, 1885, the whole statue was taken apart
and brought in 2l0 cases on board the French
vessel Isere 20 New York harbor. Since that
time the work has been pushed forward as
rapidly as possible to make ready for the VI
yelling on Oct %, when visitors were per
United, for the first time, toinSpect the work.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: TO

TTHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: TO TIL
Sheriff of Ohio County, Greeting:
We command you that you summon Julius lSc
il he be found in your bailiwick, u appear at IN,
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of ohio county
at Rules To be held for the said Court, on thC
first Monday in October, 1850, 10 answer n bill II
Chanccry exhibited against him In the saio
Court. 10y Johanne AuguSte Bertha Ise, and have
then and there this writ. Witness John W
Mitchell. Clerk Of orr said Court. AT the Court
House of said county, in the City Of Wheeling
the ID day Of October, 1886. and In the twenty
fourth year Of the state OF West Virginia,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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SUNDAYS
Leave the City at 100 a. m, and every hour 10
aNO !. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 T. m, and evcPy
hour 10 1000 y. m.
Church Train at le.l0 ?. N.
C. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
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THE STATUE OF LIBERTY.
Largest Figure in Human Form Ever
Seen by Man.

III. Largest Figure i'm Human Form Ever
seen 10y Man.
It was in 1865 that Frederic AuSuste Bar
tboldi. the now world famous sculptor, was
dining with a number Of men eminent IN
politics and letters at the home of the late
N. ~Iaboulaye, at Versailles, France. The
talk drifted TO international relationships
sentiment of the different countries for one
another was discussed, when, coming To
America, VI. LabOulaye said: That country
has moro sympathy for France than for any
other European nation. This sentiment was
based upon the remembrance of the com
munity of thought and Of struggles Sus-
tanned with common aspirations. Ihe
FIenchmen WIZ fought in the United states
spilled their blood for the principles that
they hOped to Scc prevail IN France and IN
the wOrld. The proof" he added, lis that
i'm the United States they hold up to honor
LAFAYETTE and his volunteers as they revere
the American heroes. No one there ever
SpeakSof the treaty of Versailles, which mahe
the United States what they are. On the
other hand. every one recalls the names and
de,ls Of tn. French soldiers. There said
Mr. LahoulayG us the basis the sentl-
ments which are felt in the United
States toward the French-an indie
Structible basis, a sentiment honorable
10 the Americans a. To Us. ami II amonument
were - be built in America as a memorial to
their ~hdependence, | should think 1t very
natural if it were bGilt 10y united effort
q common work nj both nations Dur
Ing the Franco ruSSian war ut lS'o, sand
NJ. Barthuldi, this conversation came tS'CA
Ia me, and | thought at that time Of The
value OF American sympathy during our
scourging. After this war | again met NJ,
Iabonlaye. We talked once more of the senti-
msntS Of the United States, when he said
You 90 see that country and propose to our
friends over there that we together erect a
monument in Remembrance OF the ancient
friendship Of France and the United States
This IS the origin Of the Statue OF Liberty, a
related by the sculptor himself.
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ECZEMA.

r.-3 from SAN Rheum for over eight
ir+'. , 81, rtI ihauI could not attend to
Ivy weeks al a time. Three boxes
.rI .oIr battles EESoLyENr have
r. .-' r-m. rf this dreadful disease.
.,. rnHN ENIEL, MllkeSbarre, Pa.