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PETITIONS.
OF Trustees of st. Mary's Orphan Asylum, on
Irwin street, asking for appointment of two teach
ers for the one hundred and ten children In that
Asylum Befelred to Committee on Schools A
similar petition was received from ST. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum, asking for ono teacher, and re-
lerred same as the other. OF property holders on
Long street, asking that taxes for improving said
street be abated' Committee on Streets. OF d.
DAILY and Others asking that no persons be elected
as members of Live Oak Fire Co, and denying the
right Of the Council TO do so, Referred to Com
mittee on Fire and ater
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HU URPENTIN E-Invoico received
n weekly, and selling a. very low feurtr
STRONG A ARMSTRONG
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As am iqlormrd 4 is being ioduslhouslY rumorod that
Layo Withdrawn from tho canvass candidate ior
tOuniv lrcAuT r desire 10 such rumor IS untl ely
saaiiiSs sni iay fsfiow esaas s6il e5addS ts du
ies Of that Office to me- expect 10 dichaIso them ii-
August 18th, 1889.
The nume Of HENRY y. BRAYrON will ba presented
q thH County Republican Can,ntiou for the Office Of
hin long uhd we'll aud ever true to te cause Of freedom
The name Of JOSIAH A HARRIS, Of Cleveland, will
be ed TO ho Republican County Convention
candidate for the ohioo of Coun'y Treasurer
BoIrog LGlDgE Pleasu aunounce that tho name Of
AAbON MEkt HAHT wi b. presented 10 The Ropub-
loan County Com euii0n lhe oG6 County Treasurer
subject To their decion aud ebligo His FRIENDS.
oRLANno CUTTER will be faudidae befnTa lbe
neIt Republican County Convention tor Che uiee o.
best lnaes men, and has never he'd an Office Of honor
and proht ~ the ConhI
EDs LEADER, Fosso annnuuco d. L. SPANGIER as
candidate before tbs publican tonvgniiua, Tor County
Treasurer subject TO The dboon Of tho Convention.
Eos LgADfR. Please annlunoe that HARVEY BURKE
is candidate for the Office of Coupiy Treasurer, sub
tg e decision of the Republican Couuy Con entiog aud
/ uhlise his FRIENDS.
! The pame Of TlIos @ ELLIOTT wall be- presented 10
the County hopubcan CoydnOn nluut alto for Treas
urer. W MANY irOuds, who. from long and inWAto
Qualifications aud devotion 20 Tue Repnbcan causo Know
hm 60 posoa IN an eninsnt degree all those qualities
requisite ior the oihee,
The pams Of WILLIAM d. CASTLE will e presented
q he hepublioan County Convent ON, for the oioe Of
nsiueta habits sterling integrity and uusWeinB devotion
70 esaom suarahtss u ba dtaeSi Ion that once
The pams Of CALEa ATwArRR viii be presented to
,he nsAi hspgploAo tmlny Consen ION ~ candidate
/ ior the ohoo OF County freatufor.
! The name Of WILLIAM TREAT wal be before the
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REPUBLICAN oONvENTlONl

MADI5UNi Is mug dI'
Tho Convention today nominated Alex. w.
Randall, the present incumbent, for Governor -
Vote; Randall lls, Schury 45, scattering %.
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ExouRsfoN.-Our readers win bear ia mlpd
that The May Qneen leaves her dock ihls morning
AZ 10 o'clock for 80 Excursion on The Lake for The
benent Of tho CaihoBo Git's Orphan A5idia4
The boat will return about O'Clock this aitor-
noon
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9eS@ The Daily Morning Leader IL for sale At
Hawks, Scbuckers and Olmsted's news depots.
AT news depois at Weddsl aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, l75 Ontario Street
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MAIL RORnERY,

CARLISLE. Pa, Aug 81.
Peter KefauIre was arrested to day by special
agent Moore, the charge Of rining the letters at
the CentreviIIe Post Office, in Cumberland county,
OF money. hearing of the case will he had ON
the 9th Of September.
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steamer Departures

FOR DETRoTT-steamer May Queen Cant f. r. VlgER
at O'Clock p. NJ
FoN BUFFALo-Steamboat Western Metropolis, Capt
W PEAsE, at O'Clock p n
FoR ToLEDo-steamboat Arctic, Capt. Henry Fish, at
O'Clock A. NJ,
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FROai OsWIsgO.

OswEao, Aug 81.
The Niagara House was destroyed by fire to-
day. The loss amounted to 50 900, on which
tiere is an insurance
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srEAMEn SUNK.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 81.
The steamer Wm. L. Ewing was sunk in the Up
per Rapids on Sunday Boat valued at S22, 900
insured for SlS 600
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tz0'- Notice the advertisement of Or. Palmer's
chronological Ball to be given this evening at
Chapin's Hall
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DEATH or AN OLD CITIZEN.

DETROIT, Aug 81.
Major Jonathan Kearsley, resident Of this city
for over forty years, and prominent actor in the
early hiaLOry Of Michigan, died this morning.
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fourth page

~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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WHITE LEAD-20,000 lbs. con :
" slant on hane. or al the Yarilrs manitcurts.
aueia : ido enSsris, a..
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spttiaI Notiftg.


isy- For Gas Fixtures and Fitting, apply AZ
FoG9, ENswoRTH Co. Cor Superior Seneca as
~ On. JAS MCOLINTooKs PEoroRAL SYsUP
Gains the most hauassug soush relieves the oppressed
lungs aod Initiated throat, oosens and brngu away by
painless oHpeotUnou the matter which clogs the wnd
pipe ind bronchial tubes regulates the excited pulse n
vites roH,ana emoyes every symptom Of counsumpticu
Price 81 90. told by wM. FIsKE cleyelanl.
Bay- The New York Ledger Gays Of DR.. MC-
CLlNroCKS D1ARRH0A CORDIAL.
Our confidence in tho onicacy Of Dr.. James MeClip
haveit Is the prescription Of eminont physician"
Price 25 cents. sodb WM. FlsKE,
augi0 Cleveland.
Eg7 Dn. MoCLiSrook's CoLD AND CoueH
kiKTURE-This great remedy for all ordinary affections
Of tho lungs and throat has double popularity Emnna
ting from leading member OF the medical faculty 1t s
apr we'd by the proesson while every member Of the
community who has tried it, pronounoes it infalbls
Price rs cents. soldby WIN. FIsKE, Druggist,
angl0 Clevo ard.
The Gem OF the Nursery.
Taste loss us the hcneyed dew,
Painless in its sctiol loo;
Harmless az the roses breath,
But to worms immediate deBth--
BRYAN's NEHMifuuE Of course
Is the mltkers grand resource.
BRYAN's TAsTELEss YERMIFUGE.
Price % cents. Sold by VIM FIsKE,
augl0:@ Cleveland.
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VHE BEST OF SILVER PENCIL
j. CASES, 81 YER DESK HOLDERS, and Pl.A
TED. HOLDERS, can bo ignnd Al 90 40
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EDITOR LElDtn Please announce tho uHnO Ot nf A
MOHhl DE candidate Tor EsuatOr sui' tho dOciH
ion OF tho Republican County Convention, aud uhge
MANY VOTERS,
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From Board of City improvements in relation to
petition of Noah Caster, claiming $500, that no
damage should be allowed. Filed. OF special
committee Of five, in relation to disposing of water
on Seneca street; that county will furnish $500 for
building 4 sewer on said street to the Lake, provd
ing the city will construct sewer on Seneca street
from Lake to Superior street, and allowing the
county to connect their sewer with the city's the
sewer to be completed By Nov. /. or Committee
on Fire and Water, adverse TO resolution for pac-
ing fire hydrant at the junction of Perry and
Lake streets Filed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Rcparted ~ the Uuiou TELEGRAPH,
OFFicEi WARtNO's BLOCK, CORNER oF BANK AMI
Sir. CLAfH aTHEETH.
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" IT any people IN the World ever needed
aa apostle TO cast their devils out is ours who live IN
this water logged Tho miasmhtio poison OF our
swamps and Marshes becomes venlable dovil in she
blood to rsve in tie Agues and Fevers which shake ami
corch us all. Ayers "AoUE CURB is said to be the
posle wa need and some Of our negbors who have
confirm the report Journal Piano. m.
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Enron LEADER The nama " our able and Efficient
RopresrntalWo, RICHARD q PARSONS, Will bo pre-
scented To next epubliuau COuuty OnnZhutdn lOr
CIIY AND GOuNIY.
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TANNERS Ollr-Bank. Shore and
Il Straight Cod Liver or, Vt The iowe,t price
bIhON0 ARMSTRONG,
lnoc c,n.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

EDfron l.EADrR; Please the nnme uf VIM. G..
DISHkOW al Rtt0a Gnnd dao Tor tho ,fiHr ~ State
SouaOr sulloc the deoiion OF the Rouubirln County
Convention, and Obii,o MANY VOTERS.
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@ husls --a.--- 9huterloI ~.
ZINC PAINT--20,000 lbs. dry and
- IN oil, Of iha best q1eH Y,
s,,t, STRONG AR@,sssrRohg, AR@,sssr
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The name Of JOSIAH A HARRIS, Of clsveland viii
be presen ed Otho ueHt Republican County Convention
aeandjdats for the ofioo Of Coun'y Treasurer,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
REPRESENTATIVE.

FnTroR LELDEa Please announce the name Of SAM
UEL SrOREH ui ooslyn, as candidate l0T The ulrt
Of RepresentRto. az tic coming Republican Cuqgiy Con
yentiOn, BROOKLYN.
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miscellaneous.
SPAbDlNGS PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING's Prepared GIVE
6PALDING's PREPARED GLUE

BPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE 7
Saves the Pieces!
ECoNoMYill DISPATCHlll
~" stitch ia time Sdpes nine." al
As ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
IA eVan N wnll gulaou families, Il 10 very desirable
rheap convenient Tor repairing Eur
mturr, Ciooksfy, Toys, a. spALDiNG'S FhfP. REL
GLUE meets MI such Efnous, no household cnu
thod to DO without IL IT'S always runly nnd up 10 The
Sticking point There 10 longer hsY Tor ltmping
chairs spnteed eadloss dolls, aud broken
dies lt The article for tOn0-h0l and othor
mental WOfk-pupuaT with ladies Of Tehnt mont
THIS admirable spnrni0nis used ooll being chemically
held IN solution uud ufHehng all tie valuable qualities
' the best cab nu-mhkeT's G II mey he used IN the
Tia, OF common mnglyEn, bglng ynst mote hht sivo.
' "UsEfUL IN EVERY HOUSE
N n "A h ush accompanies ench ho Ito. Prnr 20 cts
augSD For sale by fuGG, ENsWOnllI& u co.
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EDITOR LgADER; Announce the name of JOHN II.
CLAPP, candidatG for Representative from tho cOUa-
uy-Easl side OF the River, ard lnllFo Is -
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COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS - REGULAR
MEEr1Ne, TUESDAY, AUGUST 80. - Absent -
Messrs Christian and Ford.
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liz DYE HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The OHiy harmless and reliable Due kRotbR
Tue Ongugi aud host in the worldl
All others initaiOns and should be avoided
you wish to escape fidiGnle.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black. without the least
Injury to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bntoolor since 1879, and 10000
applications have been made to the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is
not uro m the least however long may be continued
and the i'll deo of Bad Dyes remsliedi tho Hair nyigor
Ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sSd @ or sf S9psa Gu Pa'o rooms at tho Wig
Sold ID all cities towns the United statss by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods DOaless.
- The genuin has the and address upon sel
plate engraving On tOur sides OF each Box, Of
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
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Books & 9tatlonfrp.
j. B. COBB 4 CO.,
Booksellers & StatiOnerS

- ~ kObUblUlOA ~
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Tho Restorative ia pnt ~ Ia bottles three sizes VIA -
Large, medium aud suinl the snail holds pint, und
Teals iona dol nr per hotfle tho mnm hnds a loaqt
twenty ~ lrGpultun than he suihll rot us
furiWO doiiaTs peT bottle; he lArsg holds quart, 40
buitla
o, WOOD co PIopTlolars, No tii Broadway, N
York and no ma Market stie6t, 81 l.uuia MO
And cold by all Druggists and Fancy 0Gads Dealers.
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For sale Wholesale and Retail, By WILLIAM FIsHE
No. 70 Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply thS
Annie Dc femme' Al the Prophetor's prices,
aul0dkWbe
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eeE9 ", ugGlSBoThAM, 6, ,,S 20, ira

Cincinnati. o. Feb TO- 1851. ma Third 81.
PRoF. Woon-Dear Sir. by the advice of d miond OF
mine, who had baen uspa yonr lalT Restorutye, WAS
nduged TO Try e had the fever sumo time ast Az aud
oomein great deni thick than Nothing hut
duly aud ymnathy that f. to communicate 10 Others
WIN aTu affiliated have bee would induce 10 give
this PUBLIC cknpw edgemnn Of tho bohet have received
from Prof Woods itar Restorative.
OuTSrespeutfully,
A. IA, JACOBS.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
AN, lNvEsrlG.NTlOxz.. DEMANDED
Il lf.p ia AND DENfi5D.f,gt;fff, ,,f1sa

so During the recent campaigh, ii the Re-
publican lplatfrom, in tho lengthy address
issued by the State Central Committee OF
that party. and particularly BY the Repub.
lican Senator elect, on the, stump, serious
charges were made ,agsinst Gov. SIBLEY,
and the Democratic State slf}ciials, charging
them with the corrupt application Of the
contingent funds, appropriated 6r tho use of
their respective Offices. Our readers, and
the public, will recolecs ihst such choice
terms q stealing" .'soosruption,'' and
':public robb'sy," wefe used BY the opposi
tion, when tEeatiny Of thh disbunaensent Of
this. money BY the !lemoestis State officials.
10 his message Gov. SlsLsY referred to
During the late canvass, serious .ccusations
were pub'icaiy made sgainst the STATE on
GERS, that sonne IL not alI az. them had Is .
peopriaesd 70 their private use the sums
placed at thsir disposal to defny tho asces-
aary expenses of their several o1kces, sur for
other Objects oonnsptsd with the government
ofths State. Il dsvolyss upon tho House
of Represtetatives . te = ziid, exam
lhation into the accounts Of each, Of these
"fdcers, and / earnestly recomend tho %.
pointtnent Of COMMITTEES tor that purpose,
With power % send 46ftpsrsons aid papsit... !.
4 = due to the honor of the iStits, - welt
as to those officers WHO zayss inpocens,, shas
this course b psssusd, and tho guilty, II
saeh thsrs be. e.Iexposed I'D pudiiA6sd q the
inltse1eene q ahs. 1aws III sysislss.sssi ,slsstl
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

..:ChaGessssesAssaaadlsid- :Cha -aaiinyssEilaeeiissss;
and it was due 10 him and bis associates,
that tho chareDs slaeuld b. eisher sustained
or re!ated ;;b1 to tAe suSpris( (pf every body,
the nepuba bacans inS the Senas yesterday,
whilt toons eering 'ns of the execu.
two, Nxo'eG down ahr,r diiact motions
made by De,nucrstic MENTORS, providing
for an investigation into the truth or falsity
OF the charge Of corruption in the disburse:
ment Of the funds in question. Mr.. ilEAToN,
the Republican Senator from ST. Anthony.
virtually admitted the charges were without
foundation, and we're merely intsnded for
electioneering purposes. The Republicans
should have had man:iness and tho ho51eGtt,
TO have granted the Committee Of Invest,:
cation asked for in order thst an official re.
fltation ofthe ISLANDERS could been elected
The Democrats were willing that the Com.
'mit'ee Of Investigation, should bs icomppsed
exclusively of fRepublicans. and thit; il should
be invested with the. .noat: :.mplez powe,s.-..
But the Republicans refused the Committee,
because they knew It would be compelled
to convict their party lsaders of deliberate
lying and dishonesty in .ho c,nduct Of the
last campaign. '''
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

grant monopoly on that route, in Minnsso:
4, 6r Iterm Of years; in which csss Is Il
would ultimately connect with other Min
nesota haes. tho whole BUSINESS OF the
upper Mississippi asd The slinnesot. valley
would pass over it. The telegraph business
is said generally not to pay well--but i
seems to US that such aline would: posses
superior advantages and prove = good in
vest'nent. How easy for bona yfie. COM.
pany to get this charter and have the line
up by the opening Of ofnavigation, and wkat
. convenience to the citizens Of Minnesota,
especially in these grain buying aud selling
times.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
,'7 ThE NAroLEon. MoxrrlH:--.Th Thi.
asnth: isso'nc nctimes called the. Napo-
leon Month by the French. hecanso IN

.'' ThE NAroLEox. MoxrH:--.This
Nenth is.solnctimes called the, Napo.
leon Month By the French, because in
this occurred most Of the great events
Of the Emperor Napoleon's career
Almost every day hereinis an annivcr-
sary day in the Napoleon's history:
On December !, 1908, Jerome Bon
aprrtc was made King Of w estphalia !:
sd, ls04, Napoleon crowned; 1905,
battle Of Austeriitz occurred; 4th lsos,
'Napolsoa, enter ed Madrid; 18th, l7pD,
Napoleon named First Consul ; 10th,
.1s0a, the Emperor was divorced from
Josephine 18th, 1917. Napoleon re-
turned to Parish from, Moscow: !;
goth, 1905, battle Of Garnoyo: 18th,
1900, tbs remains If tic Emperor ar
rived in France = Eth, le47. Maria
tLoaisa, died. Dec. 10th, la4s, Louis
Napoleon Bonapart elected President
ofFrsnoh Republic /; 22d. 1851, Louis
Napoleon nephew Of the Emperor,
chosen hSsittnt for ten years. ''a3r
"A shrcwd old gentleman once sand
70 his daughter. Be sure, my dear.
you never marry . poor man; bnt re-
member, tho poorest IMAM in the world
is one wa,s:' kas money and nothing
e''e' ,IaH s...ryo,f
The Canafli.ns are se:ioush, talking
again offarmjug government as much
like our own ~ circumstances will
: permit. II 5Fi 40 l+gh ~ q! {sdt9HN
Mademoiaslle Fricdburg;, a danscuse
at Besih, was recently robbed Of her
dianonds, valued :. sle,ooo. # 8 ~
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
d4Mr }r a1xxEsor.a,. / !, 7, II
y District Court. 5th district, -.

5oodhuc County.
In tn: matter OF the application st X. w
Hsma0H tosbe diSdhafkcd! fSosn> llssdebts a.
i "a sss e1sd;ser. 4 T. W 1fK,i,sS
dent "f tie city Of Rel Wing. in said county -
ou viii please ia kc notice that on the 2stll day
Of 'Stober. a D: 1853 .iat the city a:ora<aid, on
reading and fling the petition schedule and
affidavit ofthc said r. W Hamilton. for dis
charge from his debts - amfasclyent debtor.
pursuant to the provisions Of chapter eighty
mine of tile Revised Statutes of .ani STAT. et1ii
tied "Of the relic. Of il,s,l"cnt debtors. !" an
order was made by the iIu,,, y. ii. Donaldson.
Judge OF !he Dist let Court 81 the .uid Fifth
Judicial ID. trict o: said STATE requiring all ei,s
r1litors Il the said Z. W. lla,ni ton .uu in.ol.
Vent dehtor.:e show cause, i: any the; lave.
be ~tc hin. the said u1ye 1T his chambers. in
the town hfas1;sn:a,,i, III Steele eeeu,.ty l., said
State. on slle .:.tecn h day Of February. A, u,
fsS', at the hour Of ~ O'Clock in the forenoon
ct thu: day, why an assignment, Of the suid in.
80! vents estate should mot he ms. e and l,r he
discharged fro'a his debts pur<u 1T to the pio-
Visions 81 the sta:t:c III such case m,de anil
proTi' 'ed-al:f that notice Of ;r:lfor '.r be psh-
!'s'l::i, o'icc iii c:sc: week s;,r ten successive
1Sa;.ill tho toihwi6g nexsri,sf, .s.o NE: In
the Weekly Minneso;ian printed al publish i
ut st. Paul; the scat Of Govcrn,,.t,,i!i:: xni;i
State ct Minnesota; in the State journal pr,ni-
&c :'l published ut the ci:y Of Madison sea: Of
.ioverhnent I the State OF Wisconsin, :snds :.sso
III ;hc k;1 Win; Sensinel !, printed rpd PUBLISH
cd in tic conn y q Go6dhuS aforesaid.
Date Red Wing. Geolhuecounty;, Min.
the 9th day ofOvtobcr, 1859.
Z ttst; 80: iANsMArFsoS,
aoJ.o sse Attorney for lcli.ion6e.ls
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
~ THE DIET OF WORMS.

.tfEftsIy, a - DAGA Or :sWOAl&Ss .}'fa ~ +
so:aebody inquiries Of the. Glencoe Ry;..
tev IL Martin I.uthsr dieted on worms. "a
which the editor answers :, mo. you fool =
The next week tho following explanation
4 a. > : -s9ift9n873s .ss>e,.s sANSg sns
!; M ,ED,ros ST iata very harsh term
you bsstow ,ppon mo inthe lest issue q yoar
pspsr. lf /. am . ..eoot.,' What woa1 you
cali The Pastor Of the Methodist Church in
Glencoe. Who stated 1, fsw Sundays since
dom The pulpit, that Marin Luther Dissed
on Worms Z Why should Conferences send
soch, 6 Pastor fto5 instruct thedcitisens toi
Glencoe Did that august, body wish 10
make the Church q laughing stock t21a 4
4fi eaifl E,a0aosREPLf:g flaroo yiasot
ai We would adv;ss The PASTOR u rcd
D'Auh;gne'sv History ofl The Rsfosmatioa,
and aheni1onths pulpit unsil BE- goest tithse'
. process of. study, when be cam -, lussf,a,
and teach, ,the Psoias. We %, not know
that Confrencs should g namsd j. "a s.tebfs
matter, aud Il : % - ssglsltssi thas such !
fDslinx of tdissa.ista tacdoRh exists sitohg th1
m,sin6sss .of The church II regard u ~ IS
ei6i ofsths GolklSii sncS 81 this 1satts. s'.sl =
r - -r,f H1S i = - ~ -
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
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scsa, on sne sald nith day q June 4, os less,
y re- y C,,s @eices inrns sssshoon of
.aie John John s.etn. e ND niiss Prime .Sd ~.
soI sns : N ~, sne .oltown& described land
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