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nRITlIARY.

SPECIAL Nspa1cA 10 TAt Chicago 7tibtn<.
IsDtAaApoLIs, Iud., Sept. 2a.-lsaAa N.
rhipils, the Oldest merchant in Indianapolis,
died At Cleveland th!s afternoon Of general do.
btltly. In the 70th year Of bis aec. liz leaves a
large family and 4 comfortable estate.
Special Btspatca u TAa Chicago Tf1sun&,
ELQlN, ILL.,, Sept. 23.--Capt. Ea Little, q we'll.
known ci1lzsn, died today. Funeral on Sun
day.
Spettai 1sstasch 10 Ias C4teaga 7rtt.sns.
ADRIAN, Mich, Sept. e3.-aiTs Uetxv KtLaeld,
mother of Gharles Kcdaelsl, ex.special Agent II
tue post-Utic Department, died here last night,
ugeti S5.
Ltlarles Hewitt died In recutuseh last night,
aged n. liz was one OF the tirst settlers OF That
place. nifty years al.u, aud had been Justice Of
the Peace for thirty years.
, 1877-09-29
Tie Drought amt Famine In India.

EhfatGrg Rtrt<r.
Iht drought, and consequent scarcity, Wilfuh
have Afflicted 20 large Atl areADf Itlliia during
tho tast nnl the present yeur. urc p!leuone:aof
usi1sMl grsvty. lioula,ltl ba. years stlccrtl ouu
a,"taler u, ntost parts Of Tho world, with MI
clo!is, athour, il has Gcc rcucoi 10 ~ sost ss II
rtitic average OF expectation. Il ID nrean1att
with tha general law, which atlaesa alikc tbs
rrec,, trops anI tho cereals VI England, tho
vineyards Franec. ami thc olive gardc,Iss Of
tbs luxurlaI,ce ot tic heaviest crops Rggrayate
tfiN cvls Of ycnrs nf misfortune. The powerful
influence Ut thu rays Vi the sln In stimulating
rlnni Is tho moro sensible tln, moro direct Is
their Incidence. III tropical nnt sulltruplpal
regions so nctiyo is thg creative power that
plnnts l'aay bc almost seen to grow. Int til.
of water for tho support 6t yegotatlot,. Tho
greater, nlso, as general rulc. to tho SUPPLY.
As It IA trnl1 tho equatorial seas TINT te great.
est depth OF thu water whIcl. provides the ruin.
full VI tho cnrth Is eyaporatcd. so IL 1t In tho
close yitanltY Of that main source Of supply thai
tho cu0llnK and attracting effect OF lofty n.0al-
taln.rhatns Is mast sudden AMI nlost apparent,
Tic ranges ot !l'ountalny TINT linc lhc western
enasts q thy ln.llah prninsula to tho north ef
tho tinlf Of Cam!.ay, ii British Durnah, and of
Slam, arn annually waterc! By more than 1t0
supply IT, most important feature: 1ts regularity
is periodic. As thy a,n crosses tho ctluinoctal
linu thc wtntla follow In It's euurse. Thu Ss
rises, almost ~ day, on tho tal1 Ut tho alstitlal
lnorsoths, or tradc, winds, which briug raIn ot
their wings, is anticipated to occur with rccl
larty t,carIy rs exact a. tllat Which character
izcs tho Snt'snes due to tlo complex eyeo of tl!o
not IN yct eraspcd, t!,is pul.stualtty of water
supply Ii lnterleretl with, the heat whieh would
have stimulated tia growth of tue well-wateFcd
plant parcl!es and wltl'crs the vegetation q an
, 1877-09-29
THE BEslEGED BtOtkM,

oVEEsu7 s7tsF73cN To 1"S [R1c0p0 368uNs,
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Sept. as--No material
change Las taken I,lass 1T Oak Lawn Ketreut
to-day. Dr. Mcfarland is prisoner wlthiu tho
buildings, aul no communication with tbs out
sle world ur with outside parse. Is allowed.
1iis police, who represent the stockhol4ers'
party, Aold the grounds. Tonight several Ut
the stockholders. embracing such prominent
Ellph Reynolds, win several uf their special
i'oli.e, were arrested Oil complaint Of MrFar-
1a.hl's attorneys, charged With riot Their trial
viii tahc pla:e IN the morning, and other Inter
e=l!a. cy1Als will bc likely to 1olluw.
, 1877-09-29
AN EPISODE.
pErosITols nouolLY HANDLE \ "rrNks"


REPORTER.
There was little incident yesterday not en-.
tircly devoid OF tntercst,-at least, not to tho
participants It occurred In tho Office Of Itaincs
4 Tfpp, tho lawyers, over tho Fidelity Savings
Bank. Now, It 80 happened that one copy Of
tho agreement drawn up for the Fidelity de-
posftors to sign Inns been placed with these gen.
tiemen instead ot having 1t remain In the safety
depository downstairs, whcro the acposttuss
would come IN aud impede business.
Neither Of the gentlemen hare any
Interest In tho scheme Of rcoEgaut.
xing tho bank, but Lave merely cut,-
acntcl to the arrangement as matter Of con-
vensenee to tloss wlsalnE t. sign tlIe agree
Tina tnau wcndsd llss why ur-stalra Into tho
ntlico 10 see how the scheme WIS getting along,
Now the Tina has no lava tor tho Achemu.
II has pitched into u without eeaslnG ever since
to desraua the leposttors out Of thrl:
last cent. Its Representative took no
puins to cuncea! his unfavoEnbse opinion
81 tho .plan. 0n The contrary. he
hls paper ias calcd i, viii ths .a,titlou, low.
ever, Of two or three arst-elass aajtctsYes Of On
extremely tonullriatorY character, Including ouu
walcl. is usually aud fclie'tou.ly expressed with
dash. sfr. Trlpi', wllo was III at tbs time, rc-
temperate tn lii use of TIC Kings English, Luz
tue request eccnls to lavo been dtsregaraed,
aud tho newspaper man went on TO T1dleuls and
.lcnuunrc. tho scheme and the lenositors Tor
tacnE fools enough to 70 Into 1t. Unfortunately
fur him, two hot-btoodcl dcpo&itors of ufber-
nian extraction, with more Drawn and muscle
thaM good seuse, took exceptions tu h!s IT.
marks, anu thu following dialogue was gone
through With in MUCH less tune than 1t sakes to
tell 1t:
First Mibernian-Au' who In hi 10 you1
Mr. sto!eyk Young Mah-AssIin rcoorter.
, 1877-09-29
A FlASCU,

Bptc3al MtodFch 10 7kS tafrago tribune.
New loRE, Sept. 23.-As predicted, the
stntk Exchange Investigating Cotn1nitice hayc
made perfect farce oi their work. They kept
n>kiug Insulting qusstions, such Us, slow
nueh Mr. JulEn was paid fur furnishing tho
Il"t, with It's Iactsl' ~ What bis anillus was n
u"d SO ou, I'LL Mr. Julian declined to appear be-
fusr tlicm further unless the exaln!ualton WIS
1nadc public or he permitted TO have ll!4 owu
stenoEFanher. This reasonable request tue
Co'ninittee refused, aud proceeded to agsre vn
rcport- the character Of whIrh, Though un-
AnoA1,, may easily te e,uagtnc0. 1t will have no
weight "EatryeF, and the Exchange will suffer
lI''Tc in reputation from this tiasco than II no
Couiu!ttte Lad been aplsyi.!ted
, 1877-09-29
TIE FIDELITY.

The uncertainty and doubt which has been
troubling the stockholders VI the Fidelity Any-
fngs Bank will probably bc changed 10 certainty
ip-t1ay, md bill Will lie flied to mako thcln rc-
sponsibla under their statutory liability for tho
slustnsc In the bank accounts. They will not
have cause longer to mourn that they arc slight
cd. Mr.. e. A. Gregory Is the solicitor fur the
complainant, deposition, AMI l,c makes the
point tlat The charter of the bank, being un.!cr
t,e Constitution Of 1S4s. Is not valid; TINT tho
BANK was chartered TO operate In Knox
County, anl It could nut, therefore, be removed
to this city an1 exercise any powers. The bank
would bring II unAer the Constitution Of 1871,
and tncrcasc tho liability pf the stockholders.
The ,'ir1,na thus offered to tho consideration
Of The cst&ekloldersis, that, II the charter is rod
slo1o deficiency; anu II, on the oticr hand, tho
bauk Is valhl corporation, then the etoekliotd-
crs arc liable under the laws passed In accord
anss With the Constitution Of ts1D;
Dr., Turpin. Yesterday a!cd q petition before
Judge Moore settling out that tho bank, Us is
well kilown, hail q ycrJ valuable System Ut are-
prt,Of vaults, with private boxes. ctc., md thu
Incune to bc derived frottl retltAl of thcse
boxes VIVA MI important item among the asacts.
The Income has been ssabout Flu 1D0 yearly, and
It Is necessary to carry On this tsaich VI the
banks business 50 ~ mot to lUsc It Or destEuy
tie 0uGfC CC0i1t4CtSE In ia fUGn1EtC1c0kr I1E
custom Inns Icun 10 rent t!,e bprcs for sir u,
twelve months, anl t.. employ n special guardian
for this department. When the Receiver entered
that mauy 81 tho rustonlers wcte mrs.
partpr 10 surrender their buxca. and, iu order
not to luse t!,c business l.o Of biz own rcspon-
slbIIIty published notice tllat the vaults would
mc,t. No u,aitr Into wjlosc IantIs tic ypujts
may mss. IL ia ;mporlunt Tint their custutn
thould be fo.tercti, as il cnlla.,cca tc value OF
thu nk-budiug Us ii, asst fur tl,o teln,sI;ors
er Ills uctiou had lcen trpt,cr. and thu ,Jutl.a
entcrctl at, order rlt1tn,werInr thr RECEIVER e.
coutinuh untii thc further Or,igr u The Court
tic buAtncss OF Tho sa{o1ietUsjt dcparttuent vi
tho bank, 10 employ all urUlwr nr,l NECESSARY
asytsturce 10 carry IN sueh Icnurt and IL
, 1877-09-29
SPORTING NEWS.
TIE TURF.



TOLEDO. O.. Sept. a3.-'fhc meeting OF the
Ohio 7rotting Association concluded to-.iay. II
has been throughout tho mort successful ever
he'll hero. Ftrst race to-day, 3:2j class, purse
$1,000; $500 to arst, $50 to seeun,i, sli0 to
third, 800 to tnurth seven entries, Eve startcsl
wonby 1,alv Hot Chicago, Jack Drapcrot Chicago
tecn1s,l, Aiamhrtno Star Of Surngt,alc o. third,
Dread Of CYnthfsna, ky., fourth; time. .Ei
9:s5A 3:as. The necoi'si rncc, 10 riaas, purse
$a0U; $40N tn first, s:D to secm, sl.O tu tiir,l,
3sv 4, fourth. i've entries, tour started, won by
lSla bassett Of c!nstHnatl, lir, A." .f Clsslv.
Wayne, in!l.,, third, Gordon slietanecd; time,
2:3ti4, ESQ, 9:::s9.
FAST TlME.
NEw fORK, Sept. 23.-rhrrc WIS Some ex-
ccpttonalty good trott,r1 nt Fleetwood l'drk tu-
tlay. TIC ;spcclat purse Of 81. 600, best three
milo heats in tir1, wns won straight by Itarus, n
l.ay-EeldinE owned by JOHN splan, IN 2:l11d,
2:t6jf, 2:i95{.
ENGLISH NACEs.
loKDoN, Sept. HA-At the Newmarket first
October injecting to-day. the race for the New
market Uctubcr handicap WIS won By Lord Ilar.
lington's 3.ycar-old iiIly lsy1stonr.
, 1877-09-29

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 9s.-sfrs. Janette c.
Smith, who fell through hole In the sidewalk
IN thl4 city acme tlme ago, sustaining damages
1esultiuy ia tbs loss Of q leg, brought suit
against this city for damages, und was awarded
Court to-day,
, 1877-09-29
THE GRAND RAPIDS FAIR,

SpftIa5 b7fpatc1 70 7KS E1{caoo 71aaxs.
GRAND Mplps, Mlct., Sept. :9s,-Tho Union
Fair closed to-day. The weather was yrry
pleasant, aud though It was thu last day, fully
5,U00 pesaons we're pressnt. The total sttend.
nuce during the faIr has becu from *, 700 To
e GW peeaons. The races this afternoon, 10
determine what gcntlemen's driving hurses and
other thoroughbrcds should hays tho premiums,
proved very interesting.
, 1877-09-29

UT" ." "t1HE9t s9 EVH@ o N4122%
III order to satisfy little public curiosity ~
TO the lnterest manifested by the Hon. 4. +.
Desickson Ia the affalts ol ME. John G. HAsuea
anl tho Fidelity Bank, I'oss reporter inter
viewed him ~ follows:
Why u 1t. Af. pedckson. that you lnterestsd
yourseif 20 much ia the a1aEts Of The Fileltyi
DO you uwn any stock IL The bAnk, o. s1e yua d.
u3situr'
NJ, do not owus cents pnrth Of stock.
, 1877-09-29
FIRE AT ElGIN, III.

SDtcf0I pfJnukcA Ia TIE CAlcdao Tff6M0e
EL0lS, ILL.,, Sept aa--At5 a. nj. today ono
OF sicC1urc's tc>-lo>hses caught fire AMI was
destroyed. The building cost 5000, anil was
Insured for &3.,aaj0, and contained 1900 tuus Of
Lee. Over ,Oo0 tons are Jot lncrclantablc. Must
OF II was sold q few days ztuce. Inccudturism.
, 1877-09-29
EQUALIZATION.

SpecfaI DstaitA IL tn CR1c0ao 5Fi5A41,
sparxsYtELp, ILL.,, Sept. 2a-The State Board
Of Equalization to-day transacted nothing ex-
eept routine BUSINESS, discussing whether to at
onee dlsehargs s!ssks or rot, aud ths Important
tsr to cx,nkidek.
, 1877-09-29

F1cToRiA, Sept. 2a-Geu. Sherman and staff
arrived yesterday, and were cordially received
BY ths civil, military, and naval authorities, aud
LEFT tha morning tot Puget Sound Oh the 1eye-
nus cutter Wulcott.
, 1877-09-29
THE COMMERCIAL LOAN.

Enrmcr,t T. Nc.i,.rt,a ~nd this EtttnIItv tte
affairs Of tho dctunet Commercial Loan L trust
Company have been eomr'etely forgotten by
The public. It's efficient Receiver, j. d. 1Iar*
ycy, and perscvering attorney, Gen. q. W.
eruitl, l,ave not forgotten 1t, and Yesterday
sh: ..et.,, s"n.n WIS ,',,n,r "' sos. ~ a,. ~ H. %
pukilors.
Tho bank Was organized In 1859 untcra special
.,". ~ WY" ,s.s T., s ,",' "S ,ha,1
that ne etockl'u's1e's III ta's co1pofl'oh sna'
bc Holden to the creditors thereof Iof the
amount OF the capital stock each shall hold In
Mr. nnry,.. n noccn,l.r ,s7;' for ,hc lmnc1i
4n'' ttas,c5 III ieee"'ost, lo'', s"F ''s o."e.e
o1 all LIS crea1iofs fatanlF. !ntee us'uenos
have since been declared Of 561s rcr cent In MI,
,ant suit ii III wiici. George F. Harding sas d.,
fc,nlant, f1u1n The proceeds Of which, fl,-about
taj,WO,-tuQuthcr will moneys wIiel, the a.
sigucu will realize fru1n other so,rccs, further
dividend Of IL pcr cent will be paid II October
eoscrnbo .aass 81 81 cnaere rea
estate niut some few first mortgages.
There will stil! hc q deficit, however, OF Is or
% ics gent OH the Whole indebtedness Of about
The Assignee anl creditors, leen,inR tic stock
tloE, In 1876 took steps tt, c1forrc that liability
mud q bill was a!ch ~ the Superior Court fi,r
tention tt n Il Jndee Moore, however, he declined
to hear it, hceaisc at hts Interest III The qres-
tion IN connection with some other bank. The
ease wus therefore transferred to the Circuit
to ilc iii, bctorc Judge Williams. liz, too, Lo-
iuE interested, declined to hear the case, mud It
Yesterday lis 4 cafo % was arEuc.l before Jutteo
McAltstcr o.. tho dc,uurrsFs 10 tic hill, aid
a. tnI1
Assignee AMI Ilcnry Latapcrter, uuc Of the
creditors vi The bank, on bet.alf nf lIinssct atld
alt other creditors The bank and oil tie stock-
hottiers from Jsn l, 1873, tlown 10 the tlatc Of
b!lf set out TINT tho estate Of the bank was not
sufficient 10 pay its debts, and asked that the
unsold portion of such cstatu might bc schc.i-
ulei. and lts value asecrtalnctl; that tho LA.
tractesl by tho corporation, and still
existing, during tho time lie was such
etockhollcr, might bc mcrrtaincd antl z.,ur-
sl,alctl, ailsl that tho Stockholders might bu
person to be S appointed Ly Tic Court, tic
] stas t1c iu .ls 90 ,lcrivc .l!oni % Gu Istribu.ci
rntahly nmong The classes Of creditors vino
'"'u'a 0s III oros,4tos ~ "S s4'ng 70 m. nrtt
was based principally upon tho ground, frat,
that there WIS no liability uuder the charter;
acgt,nd, that a suit at Iaw by each crclltJr
wins tic proper way Of enforcing tllu liability, If
such existed, md that q suit tn cHulty
would not lie: third, TINT. oven IL q
suit III equity would lie, Ii woul,l not lio either
OH bcluI Of MI creditors of tho bunk Or against
could be no combination by which all tho inter-
eats could bo brought tosutber and determined
Il. nne suit.
The Court ovcrruled Tho dcmurrcrs and he'll
c",,s" H. NJ ttJtnTa ~ tIe s,t ,xns +" +tc nnt,r
, 1877-09-29


tanat4 Southern and placing The road IN ctui
condition. The details nf ,natlr7s fr11Itnv -,
t1r slnklmE Find, tIIc security that thu Canaia
New fnrk central. ctc., have lrcn tItlrrrrG nv nv
II afscr The ratification Of the plan by the Srw
fnrk Ccntra! Hunrl nf Directors, and ia ~.
nroval by Tic bondhol'!crs Of the Canu{a
Southern. A
ITEMS.
Tho position OF General Agent Of thc ,co--
gan{zcsl Southwestern llatiroal natc A.sn.,a-
tiof,, at Kansas City, has BEEN rendered to Mr.
John Champion, formerly General Freight Arcnt
OF tho Grcat Western tsnilroan of Caua,o. nn1
at present Secretary Of the New York poul. 4
private dispatch received hero yesterday. frcm
Mr.. Cra1nrtot', states tint he would ncccpt thc
position. a better man than Sr. Cramptop thc
nu9h!y posted In all t,lc "details Of the trccht
business. md lia connection with tho New Y1rE
f,ool particularly qualities him to eonuct Tia
bisncs* Mt Missouri fiiyer points fur the South
western 1x,vi
Co!. l'hn,nas McKtssock, General supc,,p.
tcrdent OF the St. Louis, Kat,kas CITY 4 Wcsi,
crf' Railroad. has been troubled With bto,snrss
f,r *nlnt latne pnst1 anu wns steadily growing
was tho lcaltI!test place In the wpsl,l. lie il
now convinced tint Chicago, rs far A hygiene Il
concerned, bcata 81. Louis all t0 pieres pur-
tng The iast two DAYS hc laA bGcn In tlts city,
H1hl ny VIE WltlcE III HIN IllE1N AlEfk1IttH t(HJk
scvcrnl walks through bridgeport, i,hai|pr ia
pure and lnssgorn.ing air. lie left fur hor,a
Yesterday, fcclug as tranquil md happy "a a
cannibaf utter hearty dinner Of roast mis-.
stNnarY.
The Presidents Of tho 0ranh Trunk md t,,c.t
Western Railways lavc issl.esl Instructions Il,
tllclr executive officers 10 maintain caunl and
agreed ratcs, aFcs, and facilities al llvc con.
Cured IN the appointment OF joint co,nnllttcc
Of The two honr,is fur 4 bctter enforcement Of
these constrlctIons This vcriAcs the rutnors
TINT the two roatls alavc ngrced to pool tl1eIr
earnings. An understanding ns To ratca to
competing pofnta remains to bc nllustc,l.
a yo1lltG man Eiying sllu narnc VI W. G,
Cruni, and claiming to be connected with ti,o
Etprets, Of lttw',cster, N. T., has i,rcn prorurnr
rnsscs from varjons railroad eolnnanfcs In tIis
clty during tllo last few days. Tho man Is eYt-
Identity fra,.! rs sonu ot tho passes lIayc been
fonntl In scntn1nE Oiffces, and rarual managers
llntl better plasr him on tho nlark list.
The fEt.-lton. Hugh q. +. CmllcrB, ". r.,
President ii the f3rcat Western RAILROAD Of Can.
a.tn. accompanied by his daughter, arrived hcry
yesterday: l!e IL O't hs way tp California.
The Union Pacific Railroad ANNOUNCES thai tho
steamer Afaska will lcare San Francisco fur
Australia Ocl ., and tho steamer fJelgic Oct. q,
, 1877-09-29
DR0WMFD.

tptridi hsn7fcA II ne chtca1t 7t:suna
EAST SAutNAw. Mich, aapt. g9.-Nifam
nctnercst, MI cmp1oye OH the tug Ilaig,t, WIS
cahEht In tho blight Of II line tllis afternoon,
k'nck oEerboard, mud drowned. The body wax
recovered.
, 1877-09-29

Tho cause OF education Iu this great aud .I lt,
mendous country u prt4pcrtux. At s4Iato.kEs .k,
this season more money was lnads W yx,'i.
lc41ued plg than by auy oiher beast oA tns ne'S'
, 1877-09-29

REea1YsR WARD AUTHORIZED TO P4orKcF F4K
DxtOSITOKa.
ihe Receiver Of tbs Bee- Hive" Dir. 8. d
Ward, doea uot psuposo to slluw the tixhts vi
, 1877-09-29

FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
6p4cial D<*paicA 10 TAs cAleaao Ts1aunt
Plr7ssuRo, Pa, Sept. 28.-On the llth lost.
young lawyer named Hatch came to thls city
from Newcastle, Pa. IN business. and tonk
, 1877-09-29

Also other scgtstered aud coupon bonds, amount
aud numbers uuknoNu; ten ea00 bonds ot the
Town OF Cortland, numbess unknown, and
other bonls, mortgages, and notes, amount not
bonus for scyeral years were unpala. Several
Uu!on i'aciac coupons NerG also unpaid. Five
thousand dollars reward has bccu offered ior
the ayrest aud conviction Of the thief and the
retufu Of the stolen property. No clew to tho
ruLbers or Tho manner Vt the robbery has been
obtained
, 1877-09-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

uCEAM STEAMSHIP NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept. 1s,-Arrsycd,
atramer Calinn, frnm Pana,na.
SRw YoHK, Sept. .a.-Arrretl, sseamsl,tps
koln at,,l Wcser, frntu Bremen.
, 1877-09-29
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. G., sept. :N-1 a. m.-Fns
the Lake region, TOLD northrrly, yeet,ng To
warmer southcastety. winds. Increasing cloudi-
meas, anu raIu areas, with falling barometer.
LvcAL 0AsxkrAfEuxs.
EutuAt,D. Sent. q.
, 1877-09-29

INDIANAPOLIS. .-. .....
:. fNDfANAFotls, Sept. 93.-llasc-hall here to-
day: indianapolis, 7; rorrc Iiau,c Urnwus, ,.
, 1877-09-29

FHN. lEaT. l1hT Ill., W4nd iRH., WsafAeF.
da3a. IN. 3o.tM Is 70 n. frr!h.. Cloudy.
1l.1AA ILL., NtlY q ~ \. f.. fresh. f..... Eiouat.
-uUp. III. :thU7t b7 ~ N. t., fTtth. ,... Fair,
s:sip. Ill. tLn7 VI VI IN r.. !ftsl1* Fn!r
b:tnp. 1T. StDt rh u4 n. T., ftcs!l, t+..,.fsir.
1u:lsp. til. 'SAta ts ~ IN. h.. frests.l. ..lfair.
Maximum Thermometer. II. nlasmun. II.
uExEHAL OBSERVATIONS.
cNtrA16. Sent. 9e4-Nl4pleht.
, 1877-09-29


strctal Bf,alfrh to Tae Gnfca4D Trttunt.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. a13.-The ull, rutlc nf the
series bctwcen thu st. Louis and Louisville
Clubs was played hcrc to-tlny, nn,l WAS clUscly
contested throughout. TITO following Is the
acfIr liz
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-12
SID ID A T. Ls' y
MAGNETIC SOAP

The Cheapest Soap that can be used for
the following reasons;
1st.-One bar will go as Ear rs two of any
other,
2d,-Only nalf the usual rubbing being
required, there is a saving of moro
than the entire cost Of the Soap IN
labor alone.
8d.-The clothes are made Sweet, Clean
and white without Boiling or Scald-
ing, thus all injury TO them isavOid-
ed. There is n saving in fuel and
hard work, and the washing is done
in about half the usual time.
IT is also guaranteed under penalty Of
fifty dollars not to iniure the clothes or
bands, and as one trial will enable any
person to ascertain the truth of these
statements, it would never pay the pro-
prietor to engage in an extensive system
of advertising and claim such decided
merit for his soap unless n knew from
positive axperioncc t',a 8 NO"ia p svs to
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French Grand Action,
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