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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-23

There seems TO be a great Increase
in the interest with which Decoration
Day is being observed an over the co 1ntrT.
We have never known the day 10 be &c
generally observed as the coming one
promises to be, judging from our ex.
changes. 1t seems bnt a small thing to
meet once q year and decorate with flow
ers The graves OF those who nobly gave
mp their lives in defence OF their country :
fsg, and yet il shows that the living have
some regard for the memory of the fallen
braves
As viii be seen by proceedings pub
h,hed in another column, a meeting Of
the Toledo Pest of the Grand trnyo of
the Republic was held last week to see if
some arrangements could be made for a
proper observance OF this day in Toledo
We are pleased 10 know that those who
were present decided TO take steps
towards doing something and 10 invite all
the various societies and organizations in
Toledo and Tama county to join with
them. We understand the Masons. Odd
Fellows and Ancient Order of United
Worfmen have s4gniied their intention
of participating in the exercises, and .
special meeting of Nope Fire Company
is called TO make arrangements for the
Company appearing in uniform and with
The engine properly draped. Rev. n H
Gr-en, who was Captain of Co. !, Second
Iowa Infantry. viii be the Orator of the
Day, and the music win be furnished BY
the celebrated Cornet Band of Smiths !
Swiss Bell Ringers
This is not a Toledo affair, simply, but |
one in which every patriotic citizen Of
Tarna county is interested, and we hope
see. delegations from various parts of
the county in attendance. Let rs turn |
out and show that wa honor and revere
the memory of those who have passed
ovsr to "FRme's eternal Camping ground
and joined THE bivouac of the dead
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-23

A C~oprrnfion II The Republican party
Of THna Count. Iowa, viii meat at the
Courf House, in Tas~do, on Saturday the
Sih day Of June, 1873, nj one O'Clock, r.
n for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to represent said county in the State
Republican Convention to be heldatfDes
MONIES o The 18th day of june. 1873
The ratio OF representation viii DO ons
delegate for each township and one for
9yery 25 votes or fraction thereof Of Is or
over cast for Hen-1chnG Gear for Governor,
4 The general election in 1877
The respective townships viii be en-
Titled TO arseeafes, rs follows
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BADGER HILL TALK.

Thinking = letter from Badger Til
would be OF interest to the readers OF thu
CHRONICLE, / VII try and write q few
items.
Corn painting is done although done
with overcoat and mittens on, and a youns
winter in the shape Of q snow storm on
the 11fh inst. to top OF with, and vet the
prospect for r good stand of corn is qui {
fair, and farmers are busy trying TO keep
their ground clean
Small grain looks well and our pros
poets for q bouDtifnl fruit crop were indes d
coed until Jack Frost came this way,
and has nearly blasted all our hopes
The weather is yet cold for May
The health Of our community is quite
good at present
Miss Lizzie Breithaupt died of ICON
sumption on the morning of April 2Slh.
1873, Rev s. W. Kern preached The fun
eral sermon, the attendance was rery
large She was a young lady HIGHLY es-
teemed by AL who knew her: WAS a mem
Der of the United Brethren Church, and
died 3 christian Henry B~reithaupf her
brother who lIres in Kansas arrived on
May LIST, too late 10 see her. He starts on
his return today Ne understand that
Mrs. Alvin Benson viii also start fo-day
in company with him TO visit her son
Fred Cole, in Kansas.
George and Charles Lawson, of Wis
conxip, are here on . risii to their friends
(fhe Richmond's) and are also visiting the
country with sonc Intention of buying. |
Mr. Bradford, commenced his school
here On Aprl 18Th, and SO far We think |
3 giving good satisfaction. We wish
aim much ~ i teacher
We understand hat the Unifed Brrfh-
people, intend to build = church here
his season; they already have . very
subscription list ct about fifteen
hundFed dollars The church b to stand
= Tie Mss d Eruand IN the south part II
fed9er Hin village. snd wiil add il No
ma11 eekxee - NE Interest and benuxvt
- p1nces ehe stnBe nd sand for tn
nnndn1soe ~ "a The ground; 1umber 1
!1ai prooes4y Be bought h June md &C
~ epe1fsnne Hia son - commenced.
AG1auntoa i 70 bave his large house
sas1e1ed fk1oaxhout viii tvo cr.efs
~ spsiae. and = Curf- Coopcr & q 4
DE job he WIN doabtscus e4ve food
- ~ = rod maeen.
= g. HGH. No - 49, Qaife ~ III
5coveFtnG hieh0lM eeaia Al i Nv :
E3e 1oA I
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WasUxeros. D. G. Max 1sth. "a

NAsUISGToN, D. G. May 18th, I.
The long talked of Investigation was
introduced in the House on Monday.
When the mornin hour expired, Mr..
Ciarkson n. Potter, of N Y. arose and
without st-aiH1ng himself in the least.
pulled out the valve that set the wheels
OF investigation in motion. The galleries
were crowded with ladies and gentlemen
AM some who were not gentlemen. All
anxious 10 witness the struggle between
The statesmen of the two great par.ies.
On the ocr there was a great deal Of stir,
ard whispered consultations were held
IN every corner. When Mr.. Potter took
lfe noor there MRS q futter through The
house, and intense interest was manifes-
ted on every countenancc. Both sides
were nervous, and the Democrats felt I'M
easy because they were rot certain of
their strength. Noses had nofbeen counted
AID there WIS no certainty that the re-
qnisite number of votes would be on hand
At the critical moment. Runners were
Sent out TO gather In the sbsenfecs and
some OF The members were forced TO leave
the unch table with apl,etites but half
satisfied. Hale had the assurance of the
speaker thai he would be recognized AZ
ter fofter. and be proposed 20 manage
affairs on Republican side. Bat Congress
49, ~ Va y Tx f4Iltf MAN
from Maine, snd he was cut ont and left
In the rear. In a very calm manner the
speaker stated thar he was prepared
Tor the point raised against the resolution
and that he ruled il . question Of high
privilege in an instant Conger, Hale
and Garfieid were upon the floor pouring !
forth points of order in voiievs. Then |
cHzne Ire fight over the amendments
Hale wanted TO include Miss. and Oregon
in the investigation Mr.. Potter deman-
ded Information concerning the smeud-
ment- III r~=d 1t said Hale. Potter re-
fused to permit the reading, and called
The previous question. The Republicans
then declined to vote, which left no nuo-
RIM, md the Honse was obliged to ad-
5onsn with the resolution pending
This ejectmtnf suit brought by Gen. G.
VI Custis Lex, son of the late Gen. Rob-
ert L. Lee, in the e. s Circuit Court OF
hifginia, brings to mind many interest
facts IN regard 10 the estate 1t con-
sists OF about ]. 400 acrfs-2Jo i~nciudiug
fhe Mansion. frins walled in and known
as the National Cemetery There were
Inferred here during the war nearly Is, 600
onion Soldiers, about $50 confederatcH.
and about Loo contrabands- Tie re-
Of over Zoo soldiers gathered on
Ehe field at Bull Run and on the ronfe 70
he Happahanncck, are placed under the
Of The InkneNn.r Since tie
var, Members Of the bodies have bern re
moved and at this time there remain ia
urnd prnssrs abelf 5000 in the City
Il the Dead The stafues Of Robert I
alton and TIC Rev Peter Muhienburr !.
re 1 - placed IN fbe National Statuasy :
If tlae Capitol. Dr. Mnhlenburg Il !
he bekiprisg u Tie Revolution. consent {
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-23

Sphifuaiisf meeting q Miliers Grove
last Sunday 4 large turnout but little
aid that amounted TO anything.
Al the schools are al in running order
now the directors and patrons should
visit ihem and see If The teac her is doing
his duly or moi.
We received some very important in
siruciiens from The county Eupi. recently.
Corn about an planted, but / think
some of The farmers VIII have to plant it
over
Wheat is looking very good and fruit is
promising.
We noticed IN . late number of the To-
ledo 1imes that Mary Giger was teaching
school No 3 in Indian Village fp. We
guess not: Mr.. A r. Colebaugh is teach
ing in that place and he has no Indians
on the roll, either. REPORTER.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-23
1 Cluster Of Golden Opinions
FOR THE
PIANO.

Have manufactured and in Use ose, u oo in.
struu elts.
ton to the human voice a. m accomnanirnrn,
owing TO LIS sympathetic. mellow. vet rich and
powerful sil ging tones
From personal acquaintance with This Arm
We can endorse them af worthy Of the fullest con
ndence OF the public We are using the Bradbury
Panos in our families. and they give entire sat-
i~sfacfion.
Persons at q distance need fee, M, b.s;.,-n
sending for their illustrated p~rice-iisi and order
ing rom II or to order second hand Pispoe ans
ORGANS. fhes are reliable.
Mrs II 5 Grant. Gen o z Babcock Can n n
Belknap. 5 Chase. T. N G creswrls. Rev o z
Ilnany- Robert Bonner Grand Central Hotel y
81 Nicht Las Hotel. n Y Gen o o Howard. Bishop
Sdfanains Rcv " Nor PRnshon. T S Arthur ~
John Chambers. Gen Williams. Rev J m W,larn
Rev N Hatfield, Rev L Il Blsbie, DR. J n Reid
pr N Sims. DR. II B Ridg2way. Philip Phiiffns
Eey Alfred Gookman- Chaplain Nctabe. Eey
a j kynet. D D Rev IsanieI Currx n n
hsy y Il pePuy D d Thomas Guard. Dr.
n = use Sands Street chnioh. Bishop Mer
Like Hichcock. Rev G o Haven. Gen IIIora
III Dewiit 1allziaSe- says . Friend Smith !.
meihoaisf. but his pianos are all orthodox :
yon oashf 10 hear mine talk and sing
Bishop Aines says NV Bradbafr p5sn. !.
Iounu- Hfter a severe test and trial, 10 be rons, 10
~ yea promised. and is in all resi- ecfs b times.
couid be desired Your trnlr thai
E r. ANS
bsltHaarc Nd Jsn 1874,
pt Haven says. NY BRADBURY Piano ca,.
.ainnet 70 grow better every Gay. ard myself spd
AMY more and more IN love With ii ~
bisnop simpson says: After q tris, in nv far,;.
y lor years Tor bcaafy of finish and w~orknsn.sin
not be eqR2led.-, Can
Dr II Sincsnt: For family worsbin. sae;,l
s&.aslln-s, me sabbath Schools and all kiu,is 81
musical entertainments give me. Ia r,r-fer-nc-
ior ali others, the sreef4ioned Brsdburx pss.o
II excsls in Sinsin: Qualities. 1a
10 splendid onaoours
ane Dest mannfaetured: warranted for six wear.
1ianot 70 let. and rent applied If prrrhseed |
tommy nsfailmeHts received on the sane ia
pI.nos tAkea II exchange, cash Dr. i'd for ne ssms
ianos at great haresins. fron en -
~ rlsnos timed and repaired.
ofsans and Helodesns 10 Sabbath Sch,,t. -
,harenes supplied n n reasonable i.count So
10 please yo1. - se0elnIns
Freedom Ganettson Smith.
LAe sHpt for aad Successor to Wuur
BRADBURY.
II East 14th treet, n. Y.
MyUFAcToRY.
corner RAyunoul - 4
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-23

..r CONNECTIONS.
At Aonficelir, with D. 6N.-W Pv r..
uoins South Il 10 a m. So-b . aa.a.ait
AZ Ahanosa. with Midland RT
Tolng East II d5 4. m s-irs. n aH
Al Rapids, with B. c. RAN :,
ssse going North. l - D. N M - .Hs
2oalh = ?; m With c. &N.-W pr -.
Nae gong East 5 Is m: West sxr.a
LB- DUkoNI, sup.ri,t.rsn.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-23

7ofll----B
A cordial invitation is extended to MI
who expect to act with the Republican
party IN the coming election. A fun rep
fessntation is desired.
By order of County Central Committee.
G. r. STRUBLE, Chairman.
Dated, Toledo, April 24th. 1878.
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HOUsE!

CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND BROAD
" way. Toledo. Iowa N. Snyder. proprietor.
This elegant and commodious New Hotel is now
open 10 the public with nrFf-class accolnmoda-
tlons. and At reasonable ebarges. Ii is not sur
passed for finish and general style, by any h tel
II Ceuini Iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-23

Business men who have seen Holders
Patent Blctter Tablet al Unite in pro-
nocncing it the incest thing ont.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-23
Duhuqus South. Western Rana...
HEST AND Suo1rr

"a an n,;--. - a1OhTEST ROrrr
Sorfs a pl pubu No.ih fs Of Cedar RaSls, u, \.
Eisgsnt coaehs.. f R%s5 connections,
nos, attractive section of orr So. sases:s .,
iake me Popular Route for NsrfS F,..-,
Going West Alk,i
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-23
DIR. C. ". MILLER,

DENTIST. viii be found in the rooms over Mrs.
~ Nash's Millinery Store, prepared to do
everything in his line in a satisfactory manner.
Teeth inserted on gold or rubber. VIII be found
1t HE Office 1T all hours. Don't forget the place.
over Mrs Nash's millinery store, Toledo, Iowa
Give him a trial 10
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C. r. sTERNEMAN.
DENTTGTf

MIL be IT Toledo the second Aond-y of every
~ Month and remain one week. n Dr. Soust
Il cmce- Also nj Traef the srd Monday of each
month remaining one week. Filling teeth with
God. aspecialify Al other work done.
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, 1878-11-28
PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.
JEFFERSON COUNTY. Nov. TEEN, 1875

JEEFE1sON COUNTY. Nov. TEEN, 1878.
In the estate Of Mary T. Hunt. dec
Sesai-anHSaI scvOuur filed; order of sale
0g personal property; hearing Of petition
81 CERTAIN personal property; set for hear
iag Dec. H.
IE the estate 0f o. p. Gerrish. deceased.
--PegisiOB and aCVoHHI Of sale Of personal
property cuutiEue,l; petition for decree
for b0IIe=sead granted.
In the estate Of Egor Barlavekoff, dec
--Cl,1er Of sale Of ali property.
IN the estate Of Deunis Hight, dec
OsSb=r Of saIp; beaFing Cf petition for
sSgafs vi f0r Dive. IL; petition Tor adoption
q nia0r child ard objection therein. set
b8E hearing Dec- II.
In sE,e estate of T. : Fowler. Second
anuwsi aeuxEs, alstI; distribution Of lega-
cies ordeEesl.
Rscats Of Arthur PhfnHey--COHarna-
ton q report 9G Commissioners; Exevu-
tors' rssasu Of AIR VI real estate coI-
armesi. si=alaasI of W. 7. ,4y~ari set lol
hearing Der. T.
, 1878-11-28
TeIelrlphjo Summary.


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ON tue ''>Ot"
Berlin, Nov. NJ The National lie
tuuG N1l~ that Eu>>@ being satisfied that
,hr Afghan war must W>uT IN British
victory does not contemplate Intervention
or mIcrtrwn,N while ho>tt,'rS hist, but
I mttnls to claim voice IN the settlement
terms, IL bases ttN claim upon the pro-
! posed rcr;ttt'tion ot tile lndo-AiShan
frontier kIN>" VIII not consent to the
IanneNAtIon OF uesIrNI''o" ot AtShah'S'In
nor To the permanent ~QW>i'l'n "N Eng
land OF the positions commanding tile
passages "t the h''Nh'
LONDON Nov. 2t'-Lhe Times IN It.
military art't'e' says "Ma"y reasons
, 1878-11-28

APPROVED SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL.
HoMESTEADs eau Ge located upon any
lnnd>. either single or donblr minimum
lands, subject to homestead whether tim
hered or NOT and having the ONLY first
class paper IN the country, have made ar
Engagements with the fol owing gentlemen
in Western Washington:
A. Macintosh. Seattle.
John II. Wheat. Oympin.
o. Morris Halter. Port Townsend,
Henry Jackson. Snohomish CITY.
Who win have on hand. at all times. mv
scrip for the accommodation of those de-
string to purchase. Mt the rate of 1926
per acre for sos aud l20,. and 1915 per
acre Tor 4O|: fractions special. Another
lraldnlent class Of script known as floats
can be gotten at much less rates: but no
title can be given. and is. 0t course. not so
valuable, a deed can be gotten from the
original applicant OF any hand located by
script purchased of me. aS | in nn case bIy
from other than the origiuaI homesteader.
ana know where TO address him tor decd
1t one be required Fun investigation Is
asked chat the worth OF my paper may be
known. Call upon or write any of the
gentlemen named above. who will sell vou
the Talbot additional homestead scrip
Whlch Will ensure you n patent to your
Iand as well as perfect title. and also as
cheap us You can buy it Of me.
ID. II. TALBOT,
Gen'l Land-scrip and Warrant Broker,
Sioux City, Iowa.
, 1878-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

Dlptheria is prevailing at Olympia.
Carpenters are in demand at Walla
Walla.
GOldendale is going 70 have a match
factory.
Dayton wants a foundry and machine
shop.
Dwelling houses are sarce in walla
walla.
The wallowa valley contains 1900 pop.
iulation.
oyster trade is steadily increasing in
Olympia.
walla Walla county is surfrited with
immigrants.
Immigrants are flOcking into the Pa
ouse ooantry.
Wheat at PhiIomath is quoted at "a
cents bushe!.
Mr. Johu Bu-giss proposes to build n
street railway in Wala WalA.
A l.. Alderman, OF Dayton. has %
acres planted in barring fruit trees.
Mr.. u. Marsh raised at Penewawa.
this year. 1895 bushels Of wheat.
The PaIouse. Yakima and K!ickitat
sections are inviting fields for immigrants.
d. Talbot, living three miles from Day
ton. raised a AZ pound Irish potato this
season.
An immigrant train OF eighteen wagons
was on the way from WaIIa waIIa to Col
fax last week
Mcintosh and CASTOR are putting in a
loom OF 10000 feet Of logs at tie old TEL
minus site. Olympia.
The bridge across tie Yamhill river, ut
Dayton. Is being repaired. putting in new
piiing and oyeEhanling the draw
Gen. Chipnau. OF Washington. d. G..
aud J. b. Montgomery. Esq, are visiting
the Palouse country with lie view b
buibling railroad through it.
a report was current a few days ago at
PendletOn, to tie effect that about 800
vel armed Indians. with 1000 horses
pa.sesl Coomb's canyon, on tl,eir way to
tie Columbia.
Mr. Fsrquhar. o. Olympia, the q and
father of tie Clieha!i. triplets. states that
tic aggregate weight ol the children
amounted to fifteen pounds and three
qearters. the several weights being respec-
lively. five I've aud quarter aud flye AID
One-haIf pounds.
TIE Tacnma Herald 0f Monday sys
Among the passenGers who arrived in
-au Francisco from the Eas; Last Sunday
E4s Nf. l.. VI. Starr. who has been absent I
from the sDnnd during 'he la-t two
mouths. iie l. e1pecten up,fr0n the Bay
City ou DiIe 81 tie next s'eamers--ODc
coming by way of Portland, probably" "
4 Detroit woman observe. that n she
wa BJJ IDgsss1U's n: si,e'd maze him
.e.ieys there Uas bell
, 1878-11-28
COMMUNICATED.

W, h,yr received the ..nNn-
,,ri,ys ,,,.amsn. and insert 70 with
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, 1878-11-28


FAX payers will please hand in their su-
peryisors, road poll aud road property tax
receipts.
slg' The attention OF Tax Payers Is
called to the following extracts from the
General Laws of 1877:
Page 1862, Section 35-"On the first day
OF December of every year all unpaid tax
eS III the second district shall become de-
linquent."
Page l63 Sec. 3S-''ro all delinquent
faxes ten per cent. of the amount thereof
shall be added as n penalty"
Page l72, Sec. 80 T7Bl--"If any county
treasurer shall refuse or by negligence fail
to collect any tax which he is required by
law to collect he and his suretics shall be
liable therefor and tile same may be recOv-
cred by civil action in the name Of the
comfy"
NJ B.-Page 1856, Sec. AZ rj5l 90. In
terest AT the rate Of twenty-five per cent.
per annum shall be charged Oh all deIin-
quent taxes"
CIlAS. G. BARTLETT,
Treasurer of Jefferson County.
oItRTOwnsend, w. r., Oct, l 1878.
, 1878-11-28
TREASURER'S
TAX NOTICE F.!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN chat the Tax list of Jefferson Coun-
ty, Tor the year 1878 is now due and in
my hands Tor collection. 10 all taxes re-
naming unpaid on
, 1878-11-28
u. S. Marine HOSPITAL,
PORT TOWNSEND. W.T.

L
PORT TOwNSEND. W.T..
4 NY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS pam
a Hospital dues for two months nrer n,i
.nT ms application for udmissionIs enfiticI
to Hospital relief. ''' '"'l'cu
Fort Townsend HosDitol-
The above institution having been ,,rooo,
on Il permanent footing, rs the Iri,oT
states Hospital for Marine Pntients ~,
PuSet sound, the proprietor takes pieosporat ot Ut
IN announcng that no pains or oXnnrsoc
VIII DE spared IN miniStering to the cn,r
i"it anu convenience of private patients '"i'
rms - the largest General H0snitoi no,,,,
oi Sall Francisco, and by tar the most cn,,i ,,'
pete IN equipment, 1t has been thorou%Iiiiii,,,
tented and rctunishcd. Its general w.omiy
nave accommodations for about one %rnns
urou patients ana are peculiarly odontnh
for cases requiring the most cnrefirI ~, ,uUu
ment ana constant supervision ,t linrft"atI
expense. Those who desire them vii 'tu u
furnished with private rooms. cntirIo Ho
separate ana distinct, at slight additional
cost. """iiollal
E-S- The attention OF Min ownors o,,
those Interested in shipping, is calIed "iu ~
'lle lact ihat seamen suffering from cont
gious diseases win be treated onfside ,I'o
Hospital without expense to the vessel 'Ho
THOMAS Y. MINOR, MD
-o''i Managing surgeon.
, 1878-11-28
December lst, 1873,

Ten PER CENT. penalty will be added.
Tax payers will please hand in their sll-
peryisors, road poll aud road property tax
receipts.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-04

The Rome correspondent of the London Tab
let, under date Of July 9Th, writes that the Holy
Fathers health 10 excellent, and that numer-
ous visitors are daily admitted to audience.
Referring to the able Il Ter Of the Pope to his
Vicar General, Cardinal Valletta, which we
Published last week, the Tablets correspond
snt says that it has already produced good re-
suits. IntiDation has been given that the
Municipal authorities in Italy who ventured
to prohibit the teaching of the CAtecbism in
municipal schools. acted without legal power,
and thst in fact the laws do not sanction any
such prohibition. The conduct of the Liberal
Municipal Councillors at Genoa and Rome has
been pronounced illegal and contrary to the
statute. The letter of Leo XIII. on the eduoa-
tion q uestion has been widely circulated, and
has been published by all the newspapers in
Italy. Many of the Liberal journals aoknow.
ledge the foroe Of the reasoning of the Holy
Father, and approve the conclusion that reli-
gion cannot be bsnished from the schools
without peril to the State we'll as to the
Church.