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The Irish standard., 1894-06-16

f01thful advOCo6o among Engusnmen
whom the Irish cause ever gained. Mr.
Gladstone's place in Irish memory and
affection is immortal; and no gathering
Of Irishmen can meet without expressing
the sentiment Of gratitude and affection
with which his services to Ireland are
regarded by all men of the Irish race"
There is no section of the race in any
quarter of the globe who can so we'll and
truly appreciate as the Irish OF Great
Britain can, not merely the immense
value of the service rendered to Ireland
by Mr.. Gladstone, but the enormous Diff
fculty of the task which Mr.. Gladstone
imposed upon himself when, nine years
ago, he undertook the work Of endeavor-
ing to convert his countrymen to the
cause of Home Rale for Ireland. The
delegates who met at Liverpool knew
and know we'll, for they we'll remember
how strong and widespread was British
hostility to the idea of Irish nationality
in any form when Mr.. Gladstone began
to speak for Home Rule. At that time
in every city from Aberdeen to London,
the whole body of the non-Irish popula-
ton (the immense majority, of course)
was practically solid against giving Ire
land Home Rule in any shape. There
was hardly newspaper in Great Britain
that was not every day fercely denounc-
ing Irish Nationalism and it's leading
representatives. The British people, the
British press, British craftsmanship,
we're united and resolute against Ire
lands demand for self-government.
Those were the days when it cost some
thing of sacrifice to be patriotic Irieh-
man in any big town of Great Britain.
The man who was so was boycotted
man in society" and boycotted in his
business so far as it could be done by
the anti Irish element, and that was
sometimes very far. It is easy and
pleasant work to work for Ireland in
Great Britain to-day, but it was not easy
or pleasant then. What has brought
about the change, the revolution, we
might almost say? Undoubtedly the
splendid service of the man just men
toned, and the considerations and
league of patriotic Irishmen throughout
the country, helped largely to hasten the
time and conditions of bigger work. The
bigger work was too much for any man
with less influence over the minds and
hearts of his countrymen than Mr.. Glad
stone possessed. With united Ireland
and united Irish race to point to as
one of his arguments, and with his own
matchless force of intellect and charac-
ter, Mr. Gladstone made Home Rule for
Ireland not only q practical but the lead
ing question in British politics, and he
has made it's realization within a short
time as certain as any event of the near
future can be. The debt of Ireland and
of Ireland's children to the man who has
done this is surely great. Irishmen
everywhere acknowledge it, and wher-
ever they gather in large numbers to
talk about their fatherland, they pro-
claim, as the great Irish convention at
Liverpool did, that "Mr. Gladstones
place in Irish memory and affection is
immortal"
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Out of every 100 adults in the United
States, in 1890 there were 26 single, IS
married and 8 widowed. There were 81
single, ga married and 5 widowed out of
every 100 males, as compared with 20
single. 67 married and ID widowed out of
every 100 females. The United States
still shows the smallest proportion OF
single and the largest proportion of mar
ried adults, while the reverse lie true in
Ireland and Scotland. The excess Of
males over females in the country at.
large is l,513,5l0. The excess Of single.
males, however, is nearly twice as great,
2,761 ,568. In Maine, New Hampshire.
and Vermont there are, practically, in
every 100, "a single, - married and
widowed males, and 40 single, 40 married
and 9 widowed females These three
states have the smallest proportion Of
single and the largest proportion Of mar
ried in the whole country, while the pro-
portion Of widowed is fully as large az in
any other part Of the Union. In q few
states the number Of the divorced in
each 100 is appreciable, there being one
divorced male in New Hampshire and
one divorced female IN New Hampshire,
Connecticut, Florida, Utah and Nevada.
There Is an excess of single males in
every State and Territory, except the
District Of Columbia; while, On the other
hand, the Wi owed females arc ii sxoess
ID every State and u The Union
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TRUSTEES SALE.
T7RUSTEE'S SALE,

n
by virtue OF three deeds ftrust made byWIllIan
Hamilton and LoItie Hamilton. lis wIio, 10 me
Gs trustee. the irst dated April H. 1855 recorded
in the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Ohio county West virginia In Deed Of Trust
BOOK No. y. paSe !. the second dated July c,
Trust BOos No. q. page &c., the third dated
August 81, 1890 recorded In said clerks Office in
Decd OF TEis, Book No. 81, page 9, / viii sell at
the north front door OF tho Cour, House Of Ohio
COuntyOn
SATURDAY. TIE 2iTu DAY OF MARCH, 1891,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a n, the following
described property, that Is 10 say: Part of lois
numbered thee and sixteen in Kline and Sti.
fers GTnndyicw subdivision In the First wnrd
Of The city OF WhcCling Ohio County, West Viz.
ginia that Is to say: 90 much OF the lot No, > In
said subdivision as lies within the following
boundaries. iO'wit: Beginning at the south.
west corner OF said lot. running thence north.
wardly With the west line thereo! s. feet mora
or less TO the southerly line Of the road as now
used thence with the s0utherly and westerly
lines OF the road as now used 10 where the samo
intcsccts with the south line OF said lot; thence
with tho said south line westerly 10 the place OF
beginning. F''>H
Also so much OF lot No &c In said sub division
As lies south Of line running pafiIilcl with The
south line Of said LOT. which II extended in a
siTnIght line will in;ersect The west line Of mid
lot No. j where the yonthetly line of the road as
now used iniersccts said west line =
The title 10 said property Is believed 10 be per.
isct, Hut selling as trustee ! will convey only
the tito vested In nc by said deeds of trust.
TERMS OF SALE:-One.ihlrd and as much rno,e
as tho purchaser elects TO pay In cash on The
dayot sale, the balance In two e0uaI Install.
lnenS al one ana two yerrs, notes bearing Inter
Srrn ,as nay 81 G to be sSen for The de-
payment hS been made In full
w. IL LALLEI, Aurtioneer fsia
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\ BUTCHER FIGURES


That the Profit on Meat is Greatly Exag-
gerated by Consumer.
10 he Editor ofthe IR'cii0.ne:r.
SER:-lt is astonishing how some peo-
pie eau figure on products that they
know nothing about, as the figures of
tho smart man that has the COMMUNE
cation in the ISTELLIGEScER signed
CONSUMER" in relation 10 price OF
meass, shows. lie is surprised that the
butchers do not reply in the newspapers
10 come oil the statements that have
been in different papers of late. In the
first place the butchers did not think it
worth their while to answer Some OF the
foolish arguments that the foolish peo-
pie hayo been inserting IN tho papers,
for they are foolish and no wise man
will contradict them. As tor the
butcher running his business ior
charity's sake, this is another OF Mr.
Smarly's points. The butcher is run
ming his business for what is in it and
not Tor charity. Then again, would
like for Mr.. Consumer to know that tho
butchers OF this city do more for and
give more 10 those that are in need than
Mr.. Consumer does.
As for q few butchers using the argu-
meus about bad debts, that is their own
fault. lie has no right to trust anyone
that will not pay, but when he refuses
to trust, what does tho Trades Assem-
bly, do? They say that ii they arc not
allowed to buy on credit they tho
Trades Assembly, will boycott the
butcher or any other business man.
am not certain that Mr. Consumer
pays cash for ali the meat tina. he buys.
lie has endeavorcd to give tho public
some figures as to whs: profit tho butcher
makes on carcass OF beef; but, oh
such figures. They arc absurd in the
extreme. II he can cut 100 pounds Of
10 cent per pound meat out OF 1000
pound steer, lao pounds OF round steak
and $50 pounds Of chuck steak and rib
roast at II cents per pound and 60
pounds oil boiling meat ut Z conts per
pound, he can win nice 500 from mo.
Who ever heard that YOU can cut 40
pounds out OF two rounds that will no.
weigh over ITO pounds, rump and all.
In his article he forgot to say anything
about trimmings that tho butcher
throws in the box and the soup bones
that are generally sold for about one
half cent per pound.
II Mr. Consumer wants some iac.s
that will not cost him az much as tho
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Coroner Donlin, who CHANGED TO DO
looking out Of the car window during
the day, anw at once that it was no
common face that glarel at him. lie
left the train, went TO tho house. and
thare found kncoling by the window
the stiiiGne1 corpse Of n man. For two
days TO had kept the vigil OF the dcad.
Awaking in the night, alone aud OPP
pressed, he had struggled to the win
dow, and, gasping for breath, died. The
coronor's examination revealed the TACT
that death had boon caused By Bright's
disease oil the kidneys, which came un-
announced. sudden and sure.
Sad! Yes. but how common have
there sudden deaths become. You noto
them in tho local press every day. They
give no warning. There is quick pain,
Il struggle andall is over. Statistics show
that 80 per cent OF these sudden deaths
are caused by kidney disease. Slowly
but surely these great organs have been
disintcgrAting, and when the climax
comes 1t comes without warning. But
therc were warnings. The strange
pains, peculiar sensations, and unac-
conntable feelings were Natures warn
ings. They may have been considered
only the symptoms OF cold, but all tho
while disease was working and death
surely approaching.
Can nothing be done? Yes; exercise
care. Act promptly. Uao something
to sustain the kidneys. Do, as so many
prominent physicians are advising their
patients to do, take Warmers Safe Cure.
II this great preparation which has
saved so many men and women from
death by Brights disease wero not 4
well known household remedy and the
most popular in America We might hes
ltato to so warmly endorse it, but being
the only absolute specific for this great
modern disease it is commended most
unhesitatingiy. This entire page could
be filled WITH statements from promi-
nent physicians in both Europe and
America oil what the Safe Cure has
done to lessen Bright's disease, prevent
female complaints, and check the great
physical evils OF n modern life. 1t is no
ordinary medicine, but scientific dis
coyery which has received more COM
mendations than any other discovery OF
the present century. The well known
DR.. James D. Bragg says: Warmers
Safe Cure has proved the best medicine
for humanity yet devised"
When tho uncertainty OF lite ia re-
menbcred; when the certainty OF disaa-
ter where care ia not exercised is real
lied the importance OF the above truths
should como homo solemnly 10 all.
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Mr.. Albert Favorite, OF Arkansas City,
Kan. wishes TO give our renders tho
benefit OF his experience with colds.
He says: 81 contracted q cold carly
last spring, that settled on my lungs,
and had hardly recovered from it when
l caught another that hung on all sum-
mer and left mo with hacking cough
which thought never would get rid
OF. had IL ed Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy some fourteen years ago with
much success, and concluded to try it
again. When had 60. through with
one bottle my cough had lett me, and l
have not suffered with cough or cold
since. Ihayc recommended it TO others,
and all speak well OF it.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hnps aud allsInps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.

hcEoss thc Aslker.
The reception given BY the VS. last
night ut tho y. NJ. G. A. was n very en-.
ioyabIe affair and was largely attended.
The programme consisted OF choruses,
duets, vocal and instrumental solos,
readings, charades, etc. The music was
principally plantation melodies and
this feature made It interesting. The
entertainment was quite different from
any one ever given by the Y's. Thirty
five took part.
In the account OF tho robbery OF
Christian Schocr an error appeared
which made many persons think that it
was \. &. Shaver who was put in the
Lookup to sober up. It was Schoer
who was arrested and not Shaver. The
latter hoard SChoer crying for help and
found him lying in tho middle OF tho
street Those who are acquainted with
Shaver know that il would not be neces-
sary to put him in Jail to sober up.
Not ono contribution has been re-
ceived by the relief committee since
last Saturday. There is not cent in
tho treasury and the supply of provi.
slons Is extremely low. Hereafter the
relief store will DO open only once n
week-Saturday, from to 8.
"Rtsolrei, That the negro has suffered
moro than the Indian" will be the ques.
ton for debate at the Glenn's Run
school house tonight.
at the Baptist church on Wednesday
night fourteen persons were baptized,
making los accessions in less than five
months.
\ very large number OF reserved
seats have been sold Tor the Bernard
Listman Concert Company tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Joseph Bosls, oi Jcwett, and
Mrs. Joseph Waterman, OF Bridgeport,
arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bartholo-
NEW.
Yesterday John Gels placed large
monument in the Peninsular cemetery
in memory OF Bernard Schumacher.
4 fine coat was. stolen from the resi-
dcnce OF John Kyno OIL Second street.
There was S. in one OF tho pockets.
Charles Wood contempIates attending
Cornell. He will graduate from this
Martins Ferry school this spring.
Miss Kate Ellsworth has taken posi-
ton in the office OF tho West Virginia
glass works as stenoGrapher.
Wightman Frazier, who ia attending
a dental college ut Cleveland, is home
on short vacation.
MISC Sampson, OF Findlay, is visiting
her brother, Il. Z. Sampson, OF the Mar
tins Ferry schools.
An interesting programme hau boon
prepared Tor the high school exercises
this afternoon.
Mr.. and 1irs. Charles Carpenter now
have two sons. The second was born
yesterday.
Frank Coss'was released yesterday on
$500 bail and William Morrison was dis.
charged.
James A. Jamiaon has purchaaed q
lot in Woods second addition for 5000.
Joseph Frazier, St. Clairsville livery
man, was down yesterday.
W. II. Frank has bought q lot from
John L. Shilling for $500.
In Belmont county there arc eighty.
seven saloons.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, I
Lucas County. r.

FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
ia the senior paItner partner OF the firm
OF F. ]. CHENEY & Co., doing business
in the city OF Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that sGid firm will pay
tho sum OF one HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that can.
not be cured by the usO OF HALLS Ca
TAARI CURE. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF November.
a. D. 1856. 4. W. GLEASON,
lsEALl Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
SaS Sold by druggists, 70 cents.
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STARED AT BY THE DEAD.
Two Whole Days Vigil Kept by n
Corpse.
AND NOT N SOUL KNEH IT.
Alone, Unattended, Dcsolntc-rhIs IL
IN Experience Possible to Many
Others Who Road This Paper.

Early ono morning tho guards on tho
elevated road in New York noticed n
middle ngcd man apparently knocling
beside an open window. Although it
was raw aud cold morning, his head
was uncovered. Ills eyes seemed TO DO
staring intcntly across tho street. All
day long, as tho trains thundorcd past,
tho man seemed still 10 DO watching,
and even when night cumo on glimpse
Of white face could DO sccn staring
outintotho darkness. Tho next morning
tho guards were all on tho lookout, and
still tho man could be seon with his
chin resting on the back Of hia baud.
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insertion In tho newspapers, will give
him all OF tho information that ho
wants, II no will spend about two hours
With mo, until wo can cut IN beef,
trim 1t aud weigh Ii, nnd figure up the
result | think Gun convince him
that ho has certainly been mlsiniormed
or no was too smart himsoli.
AS to tho cattle that our farmers
raise In this neighborhood, no Is wrong
again on that point, for when farmer
brings cattle TO our market that nro ~
good as tbs cattle that VIC now got from
Chicago no will get just rs much rs the
oihor cattle bring, which Ia from 1 10
i!e por pound. Over so per cent OF the
cattle that Rro GlauVhtc rod In this city
ut present nro Western cornlcd cattle.
and not what Consumer calls cows md
common beef. There lsno city In this
country that Is "a choice abont CATTLE as
Wheeling is. II Consumer docs not
believe this can bring him in
dispntablc facts in this matter,
and as 10 tho farmer being per.
mittod TO bring hIs own meat into
the city, our ordinance docs not inter.
iIAu WIN llillI VII tNnt. III can DFluE ull
tho meat that he wants 10, and no person
will stop him from selling, but he must
do business in n business way. II
Consumer" can furnish mo with prime
cattle ut j! cents | will take all he can
bring mo, aud thGn will promise him
that meat will DO sold cheaper than it
Ia now. lie also says that tho farmers
worc selling good mutton sheep for 80
cents per head. Now ho knows ho is
saying something that is not true, Tor
sheep that is not worth moro than 90
cents Is not fit to kill, and should be
haulOd 10 the creinntory or quarnn-
tined; but cyon If mutton sheep arc
cheaper than they were n year or two
ago, "ConsumOr' appears not to DO
aware that one year ago wo got from
81 . to 81 so for pcl,s, and now wo arc
getting from p to s. cents apiece.
We have no objections to "Con-
sumer' und several moro Of his col.
leagues starting HhOpa any place thuY
wish TO. II there is rs much profit in tho
meat business rs he figures.
llcrc arc some figures based on real
transactions: A butcher bought steer
OF Bnyha & Dorsey, weighing l,lO0
pounds. Cost:
/ loo lbs Mt ilsc Sil 10
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. CIR.
~ CUT COURT OF OHIO COTTyry G.

SrATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. CIR.
~ CUT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY, 8 a
Charles Barnes, George Hutch.
inson and William Il Fierce
partners under the firm name
oil Barnes, Hutchlnson& Pierce, Yin Assunn,It
- ". Oam,1a1af IN
Nathan J. SchlUsS and Henry X D"'.1S'S''''''
schIoS. partners under tho
firm hume ofS. J. Schloss 4 Co
Inc OBJECT Of this suit Is 10 rrcoyc, n t,dy.
incht on oehalt OF the plaintiffs HSrncx uu,"55.
ihS0n * Pierce. against the icicnISn,s W
schlOss Co. for tho sum OF ssiIi 10 a. - ,b -,
go 80 o. mn suit and TO subject 10 The paynopt
~ Suc !uGimeht and costs any property Of lie
uelanaanS found within the IutIsdIcIion Of The
G0ntt hnt any debts due to them Within sneh
!uiIlSaictloh. anu u appearing from nm ntbdny,
IiIcu ~ tueSnisc that the said defendant, AVG non
teslIehis OF the State Of West Virginia. and NO.
having been served with process IN hi. mi, ~
motion oil The plnlnIns, by the,r aiin,rar III.
otuer Oh publ lcatlon Is entered nunInsi ;hars
uitu " ordered that tho defepdnnts NJ
gu ~, G. 70 90 appear within one month after
snc uasc ~ thO HIST publication of this ortIcr.
anu 40 what Is necessary 10 nrotc., t5nj, In
eiess; ~ y further ordered thnt This order he
pHIV!tsheu ana poSted rs required by law =
=. hltheSs. Jonn ". Mitchell Clore ni onr mid
~, ' ~, " tne court House Of said county, mi,
~ Rn,e. ah February. 1921. to.wlt, February
nI p,,hii ~ IOl!ii W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
FupHshed The Atst time February ., 1851, = ?
~ chttest: JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk
W. L. IhASNEH, Attorney for PIaintIaa
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Pleasing and melodiou9 to 4 rare Dc.
gree will be the music furnished by tho
Bernhard Listemann Concert Company
at the Opera House next Monday even
ing. Seats will be put on sale at G. 4.
Houses music store this morning. Mar
velouq execution, exquisite nicely OF
phrasing, beauty oil tone. q rnsterly use
OF harmonics-in short, IN artistic
proficiency OF the highest grade united
with warmth and dcpth OF feeling, are
characteristics OF the performance OF
the Bernhard Listemann Club.
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THE quotations furnished by Wheel
ing dealers in live stock to the INTELLr-
GENcEn last Tuesday Tor prime beef
weighing from 1000 10 200 pounds per
head was 3! to S.G5 cents n pound. Why
should butcher pay u ccnts?
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NoTlCETo TAKE DErnsIrInxs

nc deien1gnts viii tGke notice tim, tho demo.
htlohs OF William u. Pierce md oihen will bo
T GxGn ~ 1.-the the Office Of William N. Dutch,
~ w. rgDlc- ~ 80 Il Park Row. In the City
ain day Of March. 1885. between The hours Of
ylpcE H. N. and . O'Clock p. m, 10 be read in
eS iI ~ The above named cause on behni! OF
susG Soinpiaihaht and If from any cause the
being commenced. shall not be Completed on
thnt DAY. The taking OF the same viii bs adj.
be completed. 80 ' =.
G. L. CRANMEI.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Mrs. N. Stevens HaPt'S
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1910 and 1918 ,inrko,s,.. Wheeling, VIVA.

The Island cars and electric motors pnu the
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY.
SEPTEMBER rs. lSgl, continues ihirty.nine
weeks, divided into four terms. This school
o1etS n complete and thorough education in
Practical English. Mathematics. EnglI4h ClasslcX
latin aud Modern Languages
Tho school consists OF Primary. Grammar,
Academic and College Preparatory DEPARTMENT.
The methods and course Of Instruction Will
compare invorAbly with tho best scIllnarIe, Ia
the county.
Boys are received In the Primary nnd lrs, year
Grammar For circulars or Interview, apply 10
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence no. 7a7 Main st.
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FoR distressing oppression and full
ness in the stomach take Simmons Liver
Regulator,