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Division Of the City school Fund
Asked FOr--An Important QueS-
lInn RnIaeh.


Asked FOr--An Important QueS-
tiOn Raised. ..#.| |t. u E
Two petitions signed by citizens and
residents holding the Catholic faith in re.
ligion were presented to the Board of Edu.
cation last evening, complaining vague.
ly that the petitioners could not, without
sacrifice of conscience, participate In the
benefits of the public school fund, and
asking the appointment of "a committee
TO whom a committee of the petitioners
could state more explicitly their "griev'
anCes and demands for redress" A
committee was appointed and In due
time we, suppose the Wheeling public
will have an exact statement of what
these grievances and demands are, ~
At first view 1t might appear difficult
to understand what grievance exists, and
why these petitioners cannot participate in
the benefits of the public school funds,
seeing that the public schools arc open TO
all and offer precisely the same advan.
tages to the children Of Catholic parents
as to those Of Protestant parents. But
the grievance is that the former do
not choose to avail themselves Of those
advantages because the schools are not
under control oI their; denomination and
do not make 1t part of their course of
instruction TO instil Its particular creed.
The purpose Of the petitioners Is to
have proportion oi the school funds,
equal to their proportion of youth, turned
over to the private schools conducted un.
der the auspices Of the Catholic denomi-
tion.
This claim is not n new one In tho Uni
ted States, though never before, VIC be-
lieve, brought forward here, and not
successfully we believe as yet anywhere
in this country except in New York City.
The principle is, as We conceive, wholly |
inadmissable and fatal to all systems of
public instruction. II one denomination |
has It's share OF public school funds set
apart, why not another, and all others, so
that the funds would all be turned over to
private sectArian schools, and system of
public instruction would be impossible.
Believing thoroughly in IL separation OF
Church and State, we believe equally In
a separation of Church and School. Each |
has its sphere and It's appropriate work.
unsectarian sChools,open to every faith but |
not aiming to inculcate or condemn the
dogmas OF apyYh what VIC want for pub
lie instruction. If churches want schools
to make prosClYtes to their faith, lot them
establish and malntaiH them at their own
expense. To use money raised by taxa
tlon Tor the support of such school Is
but to tax us indirectly for the support Of
that church; and not only Is oil taxation
for such purpose hostile TO the spirit Of
Republican institutions, but 1t Is expressly
forbidden in this State by the Constltu-
ton
The Board of Education will not find
any authority in the law defining their
duties and powers for dverting any part
Of the public school funds to the purpose
proposed II could not be done without
to the law, and the 9th Sec
tlOn OF Article 3 Of the State Constitution
plainly Iorblds any legislation for such q
purpose,
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SAINT LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 81.

.. ST. Louis, Sept. 81.
The sixth annual session Of the Grand
Lodge Of Locomotive Firemen convened
here to-day. Delegates from New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mlssis-
sipp!, Vermont, Connecticut, Virginia,
Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Maine, CalilOr-
mia, Minnesota, New Hampshire, and
Canada are present, and more are ex.
pected tomorrow. No business was
transacted other than the reading Of the
address of Henry Koppman; Grand Mas.
ter, which gives an encouraging account
of the order, and makes various recon-
mendations Of interest TO its members
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CINCINNATI.
C1Nc1NNArt. sentemhar 81.

CINCINNATI, September 81.
The Delegates for the Commercial Con.
vention at Baltimore, leave tomorrow
night by special cars on the Marietta &
Cincinnati and Baltimore Railroad.
More strangers have visited The Indus
trial Exposition than since the opening,
the number being estimated at ten thou.
sand, representing all parts of the Union.
The whole number Of visitors to-day was
over 9O0O0
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GERMANY.


UENLTNI pVPIVIHDUT IT.
Odo Russell, the newly appointed Brit.
iSh Ambassador to the German Empire,
has arrived at Berlin and will be officially
presented to the Emperor William at mn
early day,
The German Rechstat will meet on the
10Th OF October.
There was quite a severe snow storm
to-day at Gumbennen, in East Prussia.
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CHICAGO.
Grand Reunion Of the Odd Fellows.
Address by Mr.. Collar.

CHICAGO, Sept. 81.
There was a grand reunion of the Odd
Fellows at Metropolitan Hall last night.
There we're fully two thousand persons
persons present, large number Of whom
were strangers The Introductory address
was made by d. s. Shry, P. G. r. OF ILL.
nois. lie was followed by JnO. b. Har-
mon, of California; S. II. Fitzhugh, Of
Virginia; Geo. w. Race, Of Louisiana
John F. Morse, Deputy Grand Sire Of
Germany and Switzerland; Vice Presi-
dent Colfax, Past Grand Sire OF Indiana,
and James L. Ridgeley, Secretary of the
Grand Lodge Of the United States.
The Vice President said that for q
quarter Of century he had been mem.
Der Of the Older, and he could truthfully
say that in all that time he had
never heard a word in the ritual
or charges ol Odd Fellowship
to which the severest critic or the most
devoted Christian could object All its
principles were drawn directly, and in
many cases literally, from the Sacred
Record. Here Is taught obedience to the
command OF the Great Teacher: "Thou
shalt love thy neighbor as thyselt," and
the Golden Rule as the theme of the most
beautiful degree. After further yindiCa.
tion Of the Order, the Vice President
closed by saying that the victories of Odd
Fellowship were not the victories of the
warrior or the millionaire, but the more
priceless victories on the battlefield Of
where the work Is always
plenty and the laborGrs few l.. N
At the morning session OF the Grand
Lodge of tho /, o, o, f., the following
amendment TO the constitution was
adopted -.4lu .. i@ '.'
"NO person shall be entitled to admis.
sion to the order except free white males,
of good moral character, who have ar.
rived atthe ageOf2l years, and who be-
lieve in a Supreme Being, the creator and
preservGr of the universe; provided, how
ever, that In Australia, New Zealand, and
other countries not on the continent OF
North America, where the order has
been or may be established, and a Grand
Lodge or Grand Lodges formed, the quail
itiCations as to age shall be lett to
local legislation. After the adoption Of
the amendment, the Committees on I'm.
finished Business, on Finance and on
Legislation submitted various reports,
which were appropriately disposed Of,
and the remainder OF the session was oc.
cupied in discussing an amendment to
.he constitution of the Grand Lodge of
he United States, providing that the Past
Grand Sires be allowed the same priv. |
ege and per diem tees as Is allowed 10
Having accepted an invitation from
Alderman Russo, q party Of invited
guests from the Grand Lodge took an ex.
yursion on the lake in the steamer Chicago
Belle, leaving her dock at o'clock. They
returned about $3.50, and the Grand Lodge
proper were taken aboard for an excur-
ZION down tho South Shore
THE GREAT HoG SHOW.
The Great National Swine Exposition
It Dexter Park, was well attended to-day,
tut not crowded. 1t Is agreat success,
Except financially. The receipts for ad.
mission will be by no means as large as
he expenses.
Vice President COllax. who has been In
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A MoTHERLY GoBBLER.-One of our
farmers in Union township has a Turkey
Gobbler that is troubled with q motherly
disposition. Recently his GobbleBhip
took possession Of hens nest, and, true
to the instincts Of fowls generally, sat
three weeks and finally Matched a fine
brood of chickens. Turkey Gobbler and
chickens were getting on finely, At last
accounts Kan. ReTUblicdn.
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MEXICO.

Cry OF MEXICO, ria RoCKPoRT,
September 81.
The rumors that pronunciamento had
been issued favoring Diaz, have proven
TO I've untrue. An outbreak Is reported
near Rio Frio, but 1t is thought to be
unimportant. Strong garrisons are kept
in the States Of Jalisco, Colimas, Duran.
90 and Sonora.
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Philadelphia Universalist COnyen.
finn.

PHILADELFIIIA, Sept 70,
The Universalist's Convention reas.
sembled to-day. The following trustees
were elected s. A. Briggs, OF Ills; Rev.
L. j. Brooks. DID,, Pa; James Cush
ing, N. Y; H. J. Smith Dodge, Jr, Conn.
D. L. Holden, N. Y; N II. Parker, N.
H.; Sidney Perham, Maine Rev ii. l..
Rlxford, Ohio; Rev. II. W. Rupp, Il, l.
Henry D. Williams, Mass.
The Universalst Convention concluded
this evening, with a general conference
meeting, which was presided over by Rev
A. j. Patterson, of Massachusetts. The
meetings have been largely attended.
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Gen. PleasantOh Made a Railroad
r... President.
TRRRE HAurE, INp., sept. "a.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, Sept 81.
At a meeting of the directors and stock
holders Of the Terre Haute q Cincinnati
Railway Company, held in this city to-
day, Gen. Alfred Pleasanton, late COM
missioner of Internal Revenue, was elect
ed President, vice N. NJ. Mcdowell, re.
signed, The latter retains the place Of
Chief Engineer.
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IT will be seen by a London telegram
to the World that CARL MAX, The leader
Of the "Internatlonals," presides at the
Congress of that Society now in session
at London. II this be true CARL iS not
as dead as recently.reported.
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The Perth Amboy Cholera.
New YoRK, September 9

INV IOIENi DVPIVIIUUI RT.
Tho alleged cases OF Asiatic cholera In
Jersey City, are being investigated. 1t
has been ascertained that a recently ar.
rived German woman, died at Wood.
bridge, near Perth Amboy, last week of a
disease, which the physicians pronounced
cholera. Woodbridge, in consequence Of
the report, Is nearly depopulated.
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ARKANSAS.
LITTLE RocK. septer

I LITTLE Rock, September 81.
Gen. Thos. NJ. Bowen, late Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, who was
recently appointed Governor Of Idaho,
has resigned and returned home, reaching
this city this evening.
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The Vote on the Nebraska Constitu.
tlOn.
OMAHA. sebtembet

The result Of the vote for or against the
new Constitution Is still undetermined,
but It Is generally believed TO be defeated.
Gen. Sheridan and party went west to-
day on a buffalo hunt
Governor Bullock Of Georgia went east
to-day.
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ITALY.
ROME. Sent. q

The procession in honor of Italian unity
was imposing. The Patriarchs of the
American Church Joined in this portion
Of the celebration.
The illumination Of the city at night
was very general. There was not the
slightest disturbance.
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Sons Of Temperance Rejected

RromMoND, VA, Sept 81.
A body of colored men in thls city up.
piled 10 the Grand Division OF the Sons
Of Temperance OF Virginia for charter,
TO organize q division under tho 70.
cent action of tho National Division at
Boston. The application will be refused.
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GREAT OATS YIEID.-John Simpson,
OF Morris township, threshed four hun.
ared bushels Of oats, Of the new crop,
rom two hundred and twenty-five doz.
ems, and not large binds at that Who
can beat this p WdyRsSWrq Republican,
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INDIA.

CALCUTTA, September 20.
The Chief Justice of India died today
from the wounds inflicted by his assassin
The murderer has been apprehended. He
feigns insanity.
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NJ. HOWARD.

M ESS P0RK-lOO barrels, our own
AN-A brand. HENRY K, LIST q co
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Submarine Gable Ipj jured by an Earth.
.....f. .... quake,

KINGSTON, JAM, September 30.
The telegraph cable to the Island Of st.
kits has been injured by an earthquake,
which inflicted such damage In the Island
of Torlola, that 1000 persons were rem
dered hO1seless.
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DENMARK.

CorENHAGEN, Sept. 81.
The government OF Denmark has insLi-
tuted stringent measures against the In
PRODUCTION Of cholera.
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Massachusetts PolitiCs..The P Conven-
tiOn against Butler.

SPRINGFIELD, September @l.
The returns show the election Of 6O5
delegates to he Republican state CCnyen' en-
tion, The majority against Butler, IS lO'
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

THE CITY BANK, BELLAlRE, o.
L ONCE, on Water st., opposite Central Block
on deposit and pays interest on special deposits;
discounts notes and bills; deals in Exchange,
coupons and National, State and local securities.
The TROMPTEsT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLEC.
TIONs ON BELi.AIRB AND ITS VICINITY. The cor.
teSpondencC Of Banks, Bankers and others hay.
Ing business at this point is solicited.
DIRECTORs-A. W. Anderson, Isaac Booth, A.
y. Mellott, A. =. Tallman, John 7. Mercer, q. Q.
Kelly
A. W. ANDERSON, Prcs't.
A. P. TALLMAN, Cashier. fcb6
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The Great New Jersey Railroad
Case.

lRENTON, sept. II.
The great railroad case, argument be.
fore the Chancellor, closed to-day. Judge
Black, Of Pennsylvania, against the case,
closed the argument, The opinion was
reserved to the next term, in October
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UTAH.
Discovery Of Rich Tin Mines.

Discovery of Rich Tin Mines.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 20.
There Is a reported discovery Of rich
ore near Ogden. Samples were brought
here to-day by DR.. Graf, which, assayed
fifty per cent.
The North Star Mining and Tunnel
Company was incorporated to-day TO
work the North Star mine, near East
Canon, with a capital Of two millions.
Governor Geo. L. Woods Is President
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international Congress at London.

LONDON, September 81.
The International Congress commenced
It's session to-day. Delegates from Italy,
Spain, France, Belgium, Germany and
Switzerland are present. Carl Max pre-
Sides The object Of the meeting Is TO
arrange for Immediate action on the Con-
tinent, "a
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Weather Report.


OFFICB OF THR CTIEF SIGNAL OFFICBR,
WAsHtNGToN, ID. g., Sept. 2i-7:30 P. n.
SYNOPSIS FOR TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
The area Of high barometer which
was, Wednesday afternoon, over WisCOn.
sin and Lake Superior, moved southwest
and enst into Pennsylvania and New
York. There Is low pressure in GeOr.
gia, and probably now in East Florida.
North and northwesterly winds prevail
in the Middle and Eastern States, with
diminishing strength during the day.
Northerly winds In the Gulf States; north.
east winds, with cloudy weather, on the
immediate South Atlantic coast, and brisk
southeast winds, with falling barometer,
now prevail in West Michigan and Indl.
ana. Clear weather is everywhere report.
ed, except on the South Atlantic coast.
PROBABILITIES.
An area of very low barometer prob.
ably exists north Of Nebraska, after hay.
ing apparently passed over Oregon Wed.
nGsday morning; n falling barometer with
increasing winds from the southeast and
southwest, Is probable for Friday morning
from Lakes Huron and Superior to the
Missouri river; easterly winds for tho
lower lakes, and pleasant weather in the
Atlantic and Gulf States.
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THE OREAT HOG SHOW.

The Great National Swine Exposition
at Dexter Park, was well attended to-day,
but not crowded. 1t Is agreat success,
except financially. The receipts for ad.
mission will be by no means as large as
the expenses
Vice President ColIax, who has been in
this city for several days, left for South
Bend this morning.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
Exclusively to the lntellIseucer.

by the Western Union Line,
oniOs EOSth.weSt cor. Of Main and Monroe '''''
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A general Banking, Exchange and Collection
business transacted with fidelity and prOmptness.
thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit.
New Fractional Currency aud I, 9, 8Gnd 5C coin
always on hand for the accommodation Of the
public,
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank.
ers and others solicited.
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ANTLTAMMASH DEMOCRATS ORGANIZING

Tammany Thieves to be Arrested.
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMonE, July E.-virginia skies, old, IS bid
% asked 90; coupon Old @ bid; do. new, 70 asked,
Goyernments dull and steady Virginia SIS, 665s: do
new, -; North Carolinas, SIS; do. new, a. Money
BALrInoRx, July H.-Cotton entirely nominal
Icy, e middlings. 20. Flour dull and weak. Cit,
Mills superfne has declined &c: Howard -streei
sugerfne 8! eoa525 extra SIS 5oa6 family ss75s
%; city mills superane, s45oas.0; extra, S625s
~; family, &7I5a9 IS; western superine, 81 5Oa
5z6; extra, S5.5a6zs; family, Ss75a7 50. Wheat
auil and lower; white 81 3sal.s5; amber 81 06aI IS
good to prime red, 81 SAL As; common to fair S 2
a . Corn duh and stock scarce; white southern,
IDoaS; yellow southern, 72a7s; mixed western, 20
Oats more steady; new southern, 56a6O: old western
80 Pork steady 81. 5oal6. Bacon quiet: shoulders
"a r1p s,des " clear rib, ~; sugarsured hams ia
Hh. Whisky quiet, e4ae4X.
NV YORK, July H.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government Securities.


stock Report.
By Bankers, Brokers' and cbuDaere Ts,ssyrph
Lewis johnson Go. quote stocks and bonds, in
home and foreign markets, as follows: -
NEW YoRK, July H.-First Board, 10 % A. M
Us IS. ISL, coupon. lis: 5-20's o. coupon IIfS:
SOS "a eouponllsss b-ses ss coupon, li5 IS % 5:
new. g. coupons ll2H; s,9's, %,' coupon, ll2sl;
ey Sc, ia; Maripess, az; Canton Ss9 Of d. Cumber-
land, =; Western Union Telegraph, IS; Quicksil-
YER, IN. Pacific Mail, A; Boston Water Power.
-; Adam ms E1press, sls Wells, Fargo Co.'S E1-
Express, s.; New York Central and Hudson, s6i4
tseyea fOrk SsntTs ,sSeEip sH Erie, 81 do pre-.
Ia; Michigan Central. -. Lake Shore and
fsa; Illinois Central. ~; Cleveland and Pitts
Cieysland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Iniianapolis,
MI New Sersey Central ios.l Rock Island; loss
Wabash and Western, so, Delaware, Lsckawsna
Terrs Hs1te, :; Hannibal aud ST. Joseph, 50; Chi.
Missi.s sna az; Prsdfd Ohio and
esgo ard Ind. Central, ls; tennessee Skies,
old, ny; do. new, NJ; Virginia SIS, old, 6S,s:
North CsrSlina Sc, cid, IS; DO. new, n Missouri
IS, go; Central Pacific Bonds, $50 ofid; Union
Pacific LIST Bonds, $50. Gold, Il2A
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The Hack bill of Mr.. Solomons has some good
features, but the difficulty is not one of law but
OF enforcement. There are any number of laws
on the statute books regulating hackmen and the
rate of fares but nobody takes the trouble to see
that they are carried out
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Mayor Han and the rest of the eowardlv an
thorities of New York are now trying, one and
all, to establish that they "did not leave the
city" on the day of the riot. They must have
been hid IN some cellar, as nobody saw them in
town on that day.
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The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion Of 1T may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office Of the paper.
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Theirs proposes to send batch of commu-
hlsts TO this country. Not any, if you please,
Monsieur It. Between Ribbonmen and Orange
men We have about enough explosive material,
without more importations
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The New York papers viii have their little
jokes about the gallant Colonel Jim Fisk The
Times says of him that he is First in Peace,
first IN War, and first in the pockets of his coun-
tryuneD
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Three children, cared for by mother-in-law.
died suddenly in Pittsburgh the other day, and
the smoky city thought it had Borgia, but il
proved to be diptheria.
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Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, says thai
Archbishop MeCloskey did right to interfere to
prevent the riots in New York, and denounces
the course Of the city authorities there. He
thinks there can be no question in this country
about the right Of all sects and parties to hold
paradQs
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The Albany Argus formally declares that
Gov. Hoffman is not a candidate for the Presi-
dency, and adds that New York has no claim
to a nomination"
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The latest and decidedly the most ingenious
way OF explaining the cause Of the Orange riots
IN New York Is that OF the Baltimore Gasette,
which intimates that the rufiians who discharged
bullets and other missiles at the military and po-
lice on wednesday "were paid by the radicals
to excite a riot"
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The Patriot talks hippantly about subsidized
newspapers" in this city. The only subsidized
Taper we know here is the one supported by the
Tammany ring.
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VNHE GREAT Discovery.
Letter from JUDO E wYLIE, Of U. s. Supreme
sir have gum 1Ssi Il FFG for
heasS wash for bJs the ,o wltn a IL,
hair and Its to sooth the and revive
the system when exhausted from over work b most
delightful. have not used it except q wash, but
on your Recommendation, and from the faith its use
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
Sosr siTsetions Very Saai; issEsns
WASHINGTON, July LIST, ISL.
After using your BALM or LIFE in many an
affords the relief sought FOR diarrhna. Sole. sct
headache catarrh cough, and all external infiaIs-
nation am convinced Of its efisacy, h Hss :.
p,of L.tts, ', s..st Req. FATHER BOYLE
. Dear friend: Please send me q supply Of BALM
Win saS II 9
win be duly honored- am altogether pleased with
JUNE ~, 1871. IA. BOYLE.
KEEP COOL
Ssnds sss .se wrists and
fering from fever, with that
PROP. Cosby SSSIRil9sf s sSaIqTtSlSp, or LIFE,
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THOMAS a. Richie, ~ Hish st.; I tEopis reet
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