The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11

rotten that Mrs. Rhode constituted tha
society and had the exclusive right Z
gather together the s7i which was lei
after q seven days fair, the si2 90 pro
ceeds of Stand, and some S44 belonging
to the Aid Society, and send the whole
! (throunh spite, ps was subsequently
learncd,) to the Sanitary Commission.
Now docs this look lie the blackene'
statement over the signature of r. L
Stickney, aud hov base must be th'
heart Of him who penncd this "wonder
+, ful' production, and let II he T.. 7. Stick
ncy or the wire pullcrs behind the screen
am oil opiuion ,h't "Liquid sonp" vii
have to be applied internally aud cStcr'
nnlly TO ever suvc their drpraycd heats
We will now tHko look at the Give
land affairs and see how that TRANSACTION
nppcnrs in IL true colurs. After the
drawing Of the Stand IN this place.
purchased the same, which Ind been
badly soilcd by handling, rubbed the var
nish down the best could, aud then re-
vanished with vurnish which purchased
from Mr.. Rhode, and which he said wns
good, fitted II up anew, took Il to the
Cleveland Fair, where I donated that
with picture which ! drew nj the r.
public Fair, but no one cnE tell how ]
felt chngrined on the first nights cSh'bi
ton to find that every child that laid It's
hand on Il for one minute, stuck tnsi,
leaving the full print Of the hand on the
yarnish, and I do not wonder TINT the
man felt sorry for me, bat he would have
fcl, still worse bad he have known the
facts when Mrs. Rhode, lIycna like, FOL.
lowed that Stand to Cleveland with her
malicious representations, aud they dare
not now publish the full letter from The
Secretary, much less Mrs. Rhodes letter,
which ELECTED that reply, and the only
query with me is, to know VIII, thcr this
tenacious slirkey vurnish was used n any
way in connection with the Republic
Sanitary Fair II so, it will probably
acco, Mt for all the short comngs.
Now let me ask the candid reader to
pause for one moment aud compare my
conduct in vindicntion of the cause Of the
"Sick and Wounded Soldier" with that
of the noted x. Il. Stickncy, who cant
show one dime, but says II "demonds Of
mo a reply in vindication of four worthy
females who have been rulhlessly ussail-
cd by him Ora Reynolds.) 10 crafty the
pent up malice of his heart" All, and
this is tho same Il. Il. Stckncy that bu,
a short time siucc declared that their
transactions were as rotten as hell.
Beautiful consistency. Wonderful
benev olcncc." And sure il wants nn
other application Of Liquid Soap" to
wash away the stains from his polluted
heart, but to the points that will show
more deeply the guilt which rests upon
the devoted heads of 4. Il. Siickney Il
Co., and here let ne call the readers at
tcntion TO the peculiar drawing qualities
of this Liquid Soap" and see how like
a charm It has acted.
nrSt and seeomr feporrs' ,i'y mix eNNir
their gross receipts at S4iO, but aficr
employing htile Johnny. who found the
/" Liquid Soap" had began - draw, they
change the programme, for he tells them
that they must show the gross receipts,
including the $25 borrowed from The
Aid Society, and suppose he said you
can do this well enough by adding $40
to both sides, aud the people will not
know but VIZ Il is all right. So they
jump at the idea and raise their gross re-
ceipts TO S435, and call TO aid, the corps
Of seventh'rate pcttiioggcrs to sustain
the new idea, propoundcd by the ilms,ri.
Gus Little Johnny. But now itappcars
that by another application of Liquid
Soap the fur.secing and noble do'Cnder.
Of "fuur worthy females" has made an
other discovery, and found that their
gross receipts were SiA3, including
eight dollaru' worth Of goods which were
lett over aud remained uLsold, and which
were included in the twenty dollars
worth Of goods named in my communi-
cation Of the i3th Of July. This proves
conclusively that the statement which
then made in regard To the $40 is cor.
rect, for il they own TO Ss they must
own the other S'2, and am almost as.
tonished myself at the wonderful"
drawing qualities Of this Liquid Soap"
and have no doub, but few more oppli-
cations will bring all to light, and now
let Va see il it has no, already brought
all TO light that claimed in my commu-
nication of tho i9th Of July, and in or
der to do this will copy from the "w on.
deriur figuring of the noted 4. 7, Stick.
ney, (who would not risk ono dime, } aud
see how the matter stands.
He says, (now reader mark wcll,)
" They borrowed $40 from the Society
and purchased goods aud paid expenses,
amounting in all to S3l9; they had on
hand in cash and goods 1T the close of
the fair s44s, eight dollars cl which
they still hold in goods no, suitable for
Sanitary Commission, leaving a balance
of S435. Deduct irom this sum the
goods aud expenses, Ssls, aud you have
the sum Of GIG. From this de net the
s25 borrowed" oh shame, most mis-.
SCRABBLE Pettifogger, ('rao did not give one
dino } don't you own but few lines
above, that oil the expenses were but
Ssi9, aud don't the people know tina, the
bills aud vouchers for the goods pnr.
chased with th., SQh yerc inrlndaJ In ,ho