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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-26

And this is a Christian landI In
Somerset county, Pa, few weeks
ago, woman committed suiciue.
While grave was being prep'r"I
for her in public cemetery, sev"raf
men came forward and objecteu ,r
her burial because the place wo"ld
be haunted, all these idiots bci r
imbued with the fear of post nH'r
tenn appearance, with usual bi'"d
curdling capers of the disembo led
spirit, and the husband of the u, ~
tunate lady was compelled to mlry
her on a spot on his farm. Th"
circumstances became generally
known, and some kind htoIcv
neighbors, who don't take nIuc'
stock in ghosts, resurrected the h"HiS
and buried it in the place which olIe
had selected previous to shuffi ny nff.
Then the superstitious peopr {
violent. One Of them, who NJ
ed to have dabbled in the art of
trology. or mystical lore, nl5ric -
calculation to the effect that 3Da So. /
must elapse before the ''o,mor'
could he finally quieted, and 81 great
was the feeling in the matter ~.
the gentleman in charge of til = M.
terry has been notified to reniUv
body inside of ten days, or adl
the consequences.--U Uniontowa Pd.
Standard.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-26

IIOne of the good things which the
late Legislature of North Carolina did
was the establishment of two State
normal schools, one for white the
other for colored teachers, the same
appropriation being made for each
school. This is the first attempt ever
mede by the State of North Carolina
to train the teachers of her public
schools.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-26

The present style of dress j. "
tight that nearly every fashinnaDiv
woman has corn on her kure I.i.
, 1877-07-01


The contributions sent to MAYOR Heath Yesterday
for the relief of st. John were: From, the whole
sale grocezs, 81, 1856; lawyers. 81, $50; bankers,
5000 lin addition to the 81, 600 heretofore sent
through the C.carinx- House Aszociationl,
and one OF the three members Of the
Bank Committee Il yet 10 be heard
from, and $50 from the Produce Exchange
in addition to the amount already subscribed By
that body. The total of the amounts that have
S1o. ooo' and rough calculation shows TINT
Ghcage G. 9ge thu, f. has seRt
Committees whtch have not reported the ,a amounts
u their collections md It ID very prooabtc that
to $25, o60. The Mayor has experienced u great
desl OF annoyance from some thief, who has been
to Se o9s OF the
+ lis own use. In ono store be was given si0.
returned, alter having left the establishment, and
quietly placing the S1U~t1Il the counter, slipped
out unnotced II that man Is ever caught it were
better for him that he hau never been born,
The Wholesale gsocers' Subscription tor st. John
sufferers are Is follows: Gray :sro,hers s100; Du-
rand y Co.. 5l00; Sprague. Warner T. Co., 500;
Co., 500; +. Macveash s Co, $500; Wiliiam
Stewart, SO; sipisy, EudIcott d CO., $50; W. II.
apus aSy5 FsfSe x Ssgs:M1sx e. Mssxsdss q Nsfk ~
". 1. havemeyer 4 CO., SIS; Towle i Roper,
So; Bvies, Fay 4 conkey, SIS; ". T. Alicn i
Co., So; best, Russell i Co., S25; Kellogg j.
barrett SIS; Henry c. Carver, SIS; Gould, Briggs
q Co., SIS; Gillct Accul9och & Co., SIS; Rrouis
4 Kcemes, S25; E. l.. Prussins & CO.. SIS;
Knowles. CioJes i Co., SIS; lngraham, CorbIn &
May, SIS; harrington q Schmah1, SIS: Gould,
Fisher j Wells. SIS; Mcneil d. Higgins, SIS;
Wells : Faulkner, SIS; Harmon, Aerrialn l. Co.,
SIS; Sherer + Parsons SIS; BELL Conrad & Co.,
zig; Ciarx Loseaay, sloi e; s. Iutchins 4 Co.,
pany, $40; To1msa 4 Walker, SO; George Ro.s
, 1877-07-01
THE JEW QUESTION.
To tke Edftof Of The Tf1fhuRx.

CHICAGO, June 3n-The Jew question does
not seem to be entirely exhausted yet, although
they are reminded they should not be so clan
nish. The question is, WHAT has the Jew COM
United that he should be pushed back into the
middle agess 1t reminds q fellow of a prciu-
diced mule meeting \ horse and calling him
circuuaclscd loug-ear," aqd thereby Insulting
the whole hozae-race. The matter was about
goIng into oblivion, when up starts another
insulk to the taee. First comes a daucing
master In our cwn midst ostracising JewisR
pupis from his hail because bis Christian pupils
and mothers are prejudieed against them. Next
comes Saratoga hotelkeeper doing the slime
thinsstor tue SAINT reason. And now It bus even
entered into cur halls OF Justice, where the Law
yer Oh the defense calls the plaintiff miserable
jew who seeks justice at the shrine OF law to
protect bis and the public rights to take care Of
thoAa who rob tI.emr Wonid \ JeWiah lAwvAE
, 1877-07-01

around the building all day yesterday trying to get
before the Grand jury and secure the Ectndictuent
Of ea,;s1 As:aFs sIackpole = Miner sttorneys, for
been collected Tor her. They ware indicted on the
same charge in necember lsst, and, owing to the
aeay
aso had the Indictment dismissed. She knew
1s.aan notnIux Of -. this Transaction until yer:
she auppo=ed- She did not get before the Jury ftr
Want q time but she made it pretty warm for her
Her story was that year or more ago rhe placed
notes and accounts III the hAnds OF Stucs pole 3
Miner for collection to tue value of abont $500, and
become abnndnntjy satisfied limit taey werr men
without principle. integrity. or ability She said
they had collected 1he entire amount. or at 1eauf
WAS The story Of her t11als in getting from them
what sae hug was sorrowful especially when It is
CO.. considered that shc u poor willow depending on
four children. She had spent SvH in railroad tick
. saa D. ss ID Sssa eenpeilsd to '1 3emaia sass hses
expense, to secure the payments sne haa isee4sse,
winch bad BEEN made In sums ranging from Is
eenas TO &. while relating her story to TRIBUNE
was worth $40, o0o in real estate, and assuming IN
ar Of great consequence, said he would pay har
every dollnf that shh could prove he owel her.
Mrs. F., remembering that he had been rejected q
OF S2oO, did not take much stock ih his wealth
anti less ID bis PROMISES md the way she went for
aim WAS cant'on+ Sue called him everything she
could Consistent with her position and sex, anu |
:aye him I'D severe tongue flashing a. one often
falls heir to-. She nnnl1y drove him OF amid tie
eess OF the listeners, and IL her stpry t. true be
'ugnt to 90 drown himself. She is full
u plnck and energy, and declaras that J.
'he will never let up either Stackyole or his
'artner until her claim IL settled. She Will ha,e
10 trouble in again lndictins them and bringing
aen 10 JUSTICE the matter Ia otherwise aet-
lei In the next ten days, and this will be her
pufHe+
, 1877-07-01
THE CITY-HALI,

! The Treasurer yesterday received $50, 600 from
| County Treasurer uack.
| The Treasurer's receipts yesterday were 81, 40
| from the Water Department and $l1, 1l3 from th
Comptroller.
! The Comptroller yesterday sent Sl1s. 900 to Nev
York city Of the s434, 700 required to meet tn,
| interest on the bonded debt All has been sen
executing SlH, ooO.
John Neiton took out permit yesterday to bultt
Il cet, Fowler. near Leas!tt street, to ST. SOL
each.
Tho prevailing color OF the saloon licenses ol
this yeur will be diIerent from that Of last year
Auy dellnqnencg will therefore be easiiy noticed
BY thu police.
The City Hall employees will be paid their June
ealar1es Monday. Iae iaea y to furnish them the
means, of which they are u1l in need, 'wherevith
to celebrate the natal day OF the country.
The Special Committee on Water-Rates was to
have met Ill the City Clerks office yesterday after
noun. but there ws4 No quorum, as some Ut the
lsembtrs we're beat On entertaining tbs Dayton
city uiNciais-
Eight new cases Of scar.ct-feyer were reported
Ut thu Health Department yesterday. Nineteen
DEATHS Ia the pass week are attributable IL ta.1
d.sease. Tue General death h-rate nas been little
heavier than usual ar tnis seasun os lhe FEAR
:, The Mayo: will tomorrow send to the Council
toe ns'nes ostne psrsons whom he deslres to see
III the .;oari VI Lducut.on~ The nAmrs are not
known. thomas krenAu, ex-Cnshler Ut The CITY
Treasury, LAS been strongly urstd for appoint
nltnl
Police drill has, BY order Of Superintendent
Hickey, been discontinued till sept. ]. The ho:
weather, Ut COURSE Is causs vi The discont
ance. and the other is the larse extra details made
almost every day for p1ca.cs. e1c. The eu3er.u-
tcndent had already h11 applications rub1ut lUo
nlen foF plcuics and excufsiona Tor tile g.urIous
sous.h.
There are at this moment about 8, 600 unlicensed
4noous IN Tue C1ty OF Chicago. An explanation
ulay u lnase by suyiu. tnNt yeatesay ull tue 81
loon licenses e1pirea. Only eth rumselsers toos
out new licenscs Yesterday, and none Gan secure
their apcss to-siay As III. o.acc clssed There
iure tile sa!aoas are lrit viii, their OLD licenses.
.snisi, are worthieas. Chaplin core were the first
ones Oh the new license b,ul-s. They loul iour
cenees fur their four establishments n this city.
One Of the Aldermen said yesterday TINT he had
taken pains 10 asc1:tatn how lnxny Ut The members
Of the Council d:sitca 10 o4juurn ali uctiuu VI
taat august ouay for uonth Or 70, and Lau c1u,e
10 l..e cuncuslun that there werr but i've who
would Use -,aeir yuaes III behalf Of Il vacat On.
There IL aircady great deal Ut tnslness OIL h4,,l
and there WI; he ulnIy new matters presented ut
:le ueetinss Tomorrow night: TO the city ltss-
lators will have I1eir hands full. Some OF The
Aldermen ilate a}Fcaty 1akr!a short yasalons, and
une. Aid. FeaEson., IL lev in Europe and viii not
be nons tor perhaps Two anontns.
, 1877-07-01
UNITED STATES POACuERS.
An INTERVIEW WITH COMMISSIONER WILLIAM


Gen. J. A. Williamson, United States Land
Commissioner, arrived in this city last night. ea
route for Iowa, where he eontemplates spending i
few days with his family previous to taking a
journey to Minnesota. His business In that State
j, is to look after some Government lands upon
which paachsrs have been committing depredA-
tlon3.
been cutting timber OFT these raat tracks and con-
vertlnr 1t into lumber. Gen. Williamson stated
that he had four men up tnerc looSlny after thr
Government interests, one Ut whom VIA IN
The stcret-SetIlce employ. and they had
spotted The dcnfedat0ra anu Iaxtvncd tbs 6teais
upon them to such IN extent that he thought hr
would have no difficulty now In settling up the
euHlness aud putting atop to any further troubis
on lhat score. Tarse po-chcrs have erected e1-
ren=ise saw- mill. upon these Ey!san donal,s and
have sawed out lumber aud shipped it ILL they have
gr0wu opulrnt anu s3ucy- d c0nrae there will bc
long lltiyauon IN the courts, there are over q
hnnurec o. the Gts potlcrr, but Gen. Williamson
will ss:lse 10 conIseate all The Al-gottcn lumber
tlai lie can lay bis banda up,n
lie has hud siuiiar experience In Lopfsaua,
but he claims tnat he has The na;ter uncer toIera-
bic control there it Wiz formerly tue custun. for
tile itr:uSset8 8n1 kecu:verB in each State wheSe
Government !auda were located to appoint t4vts
own agents. These compromised with the poaca-
era, called it slunpa@e,.s and put The money re-
yeazs under This rule bu: Jla0 Ut0 ever fuuua Its
wl5-intu the tinted States Ircasury, But neA
srsu!ati.ns were made tn This liur year or tsso
aXu, Enn flDte that lime somethlns o.er ~. tD5.-
0vO las Geen collected anu accounted Tor. The
new plan to detail clerks from The Department
seizures w.1hout com s'eom.se- This plan has been
found to LIZ q snccts1.
, 1877-07-01

+ Co., $40; Darker & Bcnedlct s.; L. F. Hach-
hulm Co., s.; Mosstach u Umphrey, s.; cash,
$1o- Total, 81, 4S5.
HELP FOR ST. JOHN.
A number OF subscriptions were sent in yester-
aay morning, as follows: IFars. Bradley Manu-
featuring Company, 325: Gnsin 4 Mcmillan, $40
Fraser s. chnndlcE, :$25; l. Nolh, $40; Cook. $40;
Warden; Mitchell y Co. / so5; cash. s.; cash, 2;
+. ". Eber. IS; Dake Bakery, So; Wilson &
aud 9. Warner. s25; Bar1,um 4 Richardson: s25;
J.. Sweeth Manufacturing Company, s.; A.. z.
bishop, $40; A. P. Camondon i Co.. SO; Nun
&c. Sc: soTthx<.tssIn Ga Giuseea ars0n OF, CON- S9
pany. *5:, J.. ?. Carter Co.. SO;
SO: +: z: Vets, IS; J: $: Lower = Drotaso, $;;
Chicago Cement Manufacturing COMPANY, $40; G.
II. and L. j. Mccormick. $105; Chicago Malleable
Iron company, $40; Asponough Dilsey, $40;
Lug s. Beiersdert Manu:actur,ne Company. SO;
Frcdllonse, Dutcto 8 Co., So; 4. =. Piper, So;
Collins = singer, sa5; wahl Bros, $50; eayh, q;
s1oo; Union Foundry, $50; Chicago car-Wheel
Company, $40; Excelsior Stone Company. 81;
cash, ST; Boyd + Carman, So; Ii:inuis Stone Com
pany, S.; ". A: Waad y Co.: $40; North chicago
Rolling Mill Company, Sloo; Singer d Talcott
Stone Company, 80.
, 1877-07-01

the Committee's labort. It il we'll known
that some Of The University people
regard the mortgage as one that
| viii not stand the test Of judicial
inquiry and yet they all admit that the debt was
paid 70 the last cent Their position has been al
along that II the Company Was bent on foseclostn9
the MORTGAGE, they would resist 1he attempt WIN
al the arguments they could bring to bear to cs-
tablisa the clatn that the University property.
through the provisions Of Its charter, was never to
be diverted to any otnee than cducationa. inter
] iuto the conrts II it could he avoided, ID that
would entail considerable expense in one way and
another, nnd would presumably have an unfasoEaole
influence the universitys career Ut prosperity,
although they were certain Of final victory IN re-
| sistsne the attempt to foreclose Agnin, times
were hard, and it Wa@ difficult to rafse money to
discharge the debt. In the meantime, the Presl-
dent Of the Union Mutual, Mr.. dohn Z, Dc VIII
purpose Of seeing what equitable adjustment could
be arrived at. After numerous conferences, Ar.
! De Witt yesterday made the Comnlttce
Il PROPOSITION
which, to the average human, would seem
gcucruue enough under the circumstances. This
proposition was that upon the payment Within
Mutual would extend tic luau and reduce the rate
of interest from to per cent per annun,, on con-
ditiou that 10 per cent Of The principal thail be
promptly paid in tine future. tis prnpef 70 state
thpt the Company, while disposed to lie 10 lcn!ent
in view Of the hard times and m the hss fast
the noney they had loaned with
interest, never rcllnqnishcu the claim that
it had the sbt to forcclose in the Cn1vers!ty
people rcpuafatcd the debt Happily, such dis
aster has been ayerted BY wise, Conservative coun-
sels. The Finance Committee virtually decided to
recommend tht acceptance OF the proposition to
the !'oara OF Trustees in agreeing, without dig,
hcntin. voice, 10 recommend that the Hoaru asali
itself Of this excellent opportunity to raise tne
money to pay oil the debt The Committee re-
solved tu make
ANOTHER IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATION.
It is generally understood TINT the Charter oI lne
University provides that the Governor OF Illinois
shall be its chancellor and although the Rev. ".
Burroughs has bprne the title IL that ot1ce yet 4e
was what might perhAps OF caltcu only the resi-
dent Chancellor, the Governor having tho right 10
assert his position whenever he chose to % 10. |
Now that DR.. Burroughs has dcc.iued re-eiection
the Committee thinks 1t wise not 10 elect |
sncccsspr but to look to the Governor as |
the real Chancellor and 70 appoint two |
financial agents, at the East aud one ut the |
West, who arc to attend, among other thinga. to |
the collection Ut moneys 10 pay of the debt III
specuiy possible, AMI thus unite all interests in
.,ne common purpose,-taat Of getting the institu-
tim out OF oebt. These recommendations will be
made to the i'oard Of Trustees. which meets to-
morrow afternoon ut O'c.osk in the Brevoort
uuse, aud it ii scarcely probable that there will
be wofd Of opposition on the part OF the full
Board.
, 1877-07-01


WoftG your "hsle 70 ieIanyoay so ano Wr!1e ABOUT
ns, Now Hon u a. wv knoT l WnA. Hentc
nasy Cnn.en y oI %ns !. 9 uoA; VIII tasl you.
~ ~ n Hnr anu - oa. On tne COT
NC grest ~ a,S f.tis ~ir3a ill., ~, H. an sa
aeoi n"I9 on's rno Inv tan1 h,t ~
ehim.e morr tan thnnS.nd ~ rnarha uu W. ~
manx dnn't know ssSfch ~ aI.n" AJ. ="
! ~ Jtha ,ntutater and ~, t;,-a L:a
IL 'Ae u.rd 10 h. ora ~ - "i ~.
monra of Saint Hcrnard .thot bnn"
dopa to save peouIs 'canse na haa esnt /. ,onrJ
wnits spot on The top Of his head Ike n;ctnre
once saw OF these ,nonxs. Eut be hasn't vos anY
doy any moce and rrclrop q nof;rs,nnn n5r;s,'nea
i.iu. Ws all ike Mr. Adams because he is liz and
breaches 10 loud. He cot IN n nicnie Tar m eirls
10 70 out to Washington Heirat. AMI ha hrnnrht a
commiftce-I thlnx he said Il srna n com,nff,eet tn
70 along with Us uno sea that We didn't faII mt of
thc swings
Well, we started this morning on traiu to have
the ,itntc. There were SEVEN cur5 and a tocou,o-
t,ue ana they all Ind children on, making about
:S5 children altogether We rot to Washington
Heights about O'Clock a1 tore up, but my teacn-
er Miss Funnie Dicrinsof, who il a conai,
Of Miss Susan q. Anthony, the great SPIRIT
ualist or phifanthropist I forget viii II
had some needles and thread and dxed
, 1877-07-01


This regular monthly meeting OF the Coun
Daarl OF Education WINS held ut the E6aed room
No. 11l Randolph street, At = o'clock yesterds
afternoon. President Iatskin in tine chair.
l. Communications were received from vh,ious "a
tics, anong others one ssom J. ". Lu7inort
accepting the posltson OF Princspal of the Nuru.
! School.
4 petition Wis read requesting The appointmct
| Of teacher Of deaf mutes, which Was referred
! the iiuaru Ut Cuputy Commissioners.
! Tho pay-roll Ut the ulai-Sckool WAS submit
ted auu AudiLed
A list Of teachers anxious to act "a assistants +
the Normal -Sch0ol WIS Submitted by Mr. Gardues
| The list was prepared ~ Mr. Larm1ore- Dir. Gard
ner moved that they be appointed aud assigned /
! their p!accs: The list cvnapeased the following:
Elcanor % Worthinston, Prof. ". n June SDnes. NJ lis
Emily j. Rtcc, aud MISC Sarah u. Curtis.
| discussion followed UPON the relative merits o
eaca, according to the knowledge Of the mealoer
": c. itiehards was the subject of general dis
custom. Hs was pronounced By some Of thu mem
scientist possessed Of yast educational RESOURCES
Ills Ereatncs. was 80 intense tant he cuuld only
be IN attendance At tho school Dung the spr:ns
spent by Pruf. richards in nis scientific lectures
against him. But BIZ. Lewis felt it his duty tc
aass IN q yx ts s1 pspaia|si;
partlneHt-
Mr. Lewis was answered in an irn,e manner BIZ
other members, aud considerable feeling WAS
Finally the entire list NJ teachera Urn. a,.c+.,
and tne board adjourned.
Tur mo1r,-Srrpvs;s .asoc,rr,o,, A..
huId - ~an,1r .,aa.., o.s os ShtuAoo
nonn ~ a. -o,. -; ~. u1.ssSus 5Ssts.aA5 a'scs
IA Washineton streer Tie fnitnw5n,. n..s,,i,sys
,raxa n-e..n,. pn.,s. pst. ~ n'Gnioe.s
House: Alvin Hn1lmr, of 1ne Sher7n", Hrn.a
1ames conch and icwett wiicox ~ thn 'nr.rsa,,.
Ifnnsa. p;rrs" ~ ~ 1;ro ~. '1G s'Aun' -
snnds, Of the Sauds Iiouae: p. u. Gatrs' r. ot
HE f}ault IIoute: Il. q. Pulling tf th,. f,onna-
c1al Hotel: Euoch Wood. Of Wuod's Hnlel: + II
(:nmminyn' Of ti,a l,rirps Honse. I + Sfri,r. ~ ~
, 1877-07-01

@F@FJt EslRNIs
Special lNxp1tcA to TA4 7Jthxnk.

NpS140& F7E4P01t7E 10 1H6
GENEVA LARE Wis, June 3o.-A17ivals
Whitney House, Geneva Lake, Wis, SATURDAY..
June 80: Chical:o-L. Freeman, w,fe, and chilli:
J. u. Wing, II. !. Rich, George L. Paddock. Mr.
and Irs: w. K. ifaniese, chic, land nurse Arson
Sperry, J. C. whitney, T. W. Andcrsou, wife.
and children; J4na D. Oakfort, vile. cnild aud
nuEses Charles oakforl, Jr., George ". keItz.
niger, A. Fl. Vefder, wife, and Two children; G.
y. Widy and Yue. j. ". Deso {. i. Wloer.
George stnrges1 Elward E. Aver, E. r Clapp
Des Sioines- Il pricd aua two ciuldFen.
keokpk-Mrs. Edward johnson and two
daughters; J. 2. Lewis, Harvard; Ms. G. Il.
Aver, Mrs. Alfr1sd, i Mrs. Julia 4. Manney, il
Gu Gilbert and wifi Evanston; J. D. Gi'ioW, Boz
, 1877-07-01
CHRIS RAFFERTY,.

DOlEFuL BALLAD.
The following touching composition was found
in the pocket Of Grubb, the young man who was
killed last week ut the haskeli-l1ai fair:
Come al SOU Tender Chrlslaua, hope sou Will draw
near,
AM 4Ac"ise pay attention to few lines have here
Fur the murder II UMara xin condemned to die,
On The 18th of February. all Oh the gallows high
ny IL ia Chris aerty. that name never denied.
LETT my a:ed parents IL sorrow for tu Try,
That *o4ll come to Chicago to meet with ny sad
doom.
My parents reared teadegly plainly you may see.
Cons: ants good advice the; always xaya 10 me.
They told LIE. quit Asht-wAking. aud shun bad com.
Or staus Prison the eallows my doom would surg
" te.
Sfsasn sa nd o.f Snsy s,eea
1t pulled fatal pop and shot him through
Which Leaves loving wife and husband for 10 part
On the DAY Of ny trial it would pterca your heart IL
My companions aud associates they Ill standing
I bid them take warning by my sad fate, .
And t. sesTe a their hight vakhE before II too
lhte-
On the d.y Of ny execution 1t would pierce your heart
Ny s:ster come from Bridgeport, to take farewell OF
She fell into my arms. and bitterly did cry.
sAyat Nj uarl1nk. de4re4t aEuthsr, this afternoon
O now my trial Is end=d from this world must
For thu murder o, o'Mara am sorry 70 the heart.
Come ~ yuu Young md older nieu take warming BY my
And leaye or your night wa1kn9 before ii il too ate
, 1877-07-01
4 PERFECT TOILET sop.

First among EAe reuislteA Of the toilet "a good
article Of soap but TO procure It u always cA3y
matter Many 8f 1he mo-. ex7ens.e soa2s III tho mar
ke are made from AL
their delicate coor1g sud frarun: pczTGuas
Conceal the must eu!stve impurities The disclosures
recently made 1rbslc regarding this stajecs are
lively Mart1!nEa anu deserve se.ou1 ca.s!r1 ION.
Scented Soaps ac now Known 70 he extremely ej,ec-
ttonabt. esect4uy applied to the head: inJurtn tins
hair. nr.tafag fac s>lo. aud iadusiax sewers h.1I
Aches The char of the Ingredeats may BE- inferred
from the statc41cnt Ut EesIarnau who ns1srs tao
scouting of soas Lis bnsnexs hc recently decarrI
ptssons engaged in LII; employment were n ,rlifI:
ftSm sssen q :a ysaEs lsaE period dlas
The ut.dculty% pr,eur1a. perf:.tly nurc ar.cl. ,e
Toilet soap u ~ last o'svst: pwoyer tua.S3 to ms
entssErsss and ceMis't sSiIl Of III! T. BAaaItr. u
Ehoss Is h7 fur The Of it,
ktna 10 fae 1nd.d Sa@es RI srta3~n Ut Mr. EADsfr7.
yarGas pfodn hs fos 1nanY ye been Icy ls
crown to the nutncrous Victories already li,.:eI.
ter wears ofratcnt u sor an:t pertinent.
Mr. AaHTT haa succeeded Ia perftctnx coc13o.!
tton Of the ne tttiet soap aver iu,rolu e Tne ta-
csEA are tile pu:.st vegetable oils; the
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