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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04
4 NuiiNnal i.f;Mt

The holding at i,,e Worlds Falr In a city
scarcely fiIty wears old will be n remafk-
able ,v-rf. but whether il will really Den-
eft ;lls nation rs much ~ Ike niscos cry
al tue Rest. rai.Ns nerN i e l.. pr Frank
liz Nil,s is dcuhl:Gi. ihi> Is Jn>t ~h.t
the nericHn neci le ppc'' 10 eur. thrir eS-
cesslNe nCryoli-I, ts-S. uyspt psia, ieau"chae.
oiz.i ress, sleeplessness, neuralgia, nervous
,;e,sil.tS. dullH, Ss, confusion OF mind, etc,
ii act Ike charm. Tri,., bottles and H. e
book on Nervous and Heart Diseasts,''
with nncQu;.lled Testimonials. Free AT
Miller & Case's. u is warrented to con-
tain no opium. morphine OF dangerous
-
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CUR sYsIEE OF InHkLA.lcR.
in the Treatment CT Patients We make use OF onl
SUCH Methods as hays Been Found Useful
in hi licn.sa

Such Methods as hays Been Found Useful
in Combating Disease.
We claim for system the only means by which
Heart and Lung Diseases can be permanently
cured-1he evidence of which can be furnished
upon application Office.
C0MP0Ua0 OXYGEN. Electricity. Electric Baths,
Massage, Medicated Vapors, Sprays, ETC., are
used II the treatment OF our specallies. The Sys-
TEN Of 1nnalation the only by which remedies
be brous ht directi contact with the diseased
lungs, and therefore, the only rational method Of
cure. Under this treatment Consumption per-
fsctly curable and gives to the sick reasonable
chance of recovery. Many now sick and despairing
of recovery, may yet be saved if they viii only give
UP the folly CT trusting in wha, has always failed
and cease to waste weeks and months of precious
time on useless indications. The Compound
Oxygen Cure offers immediate relief. We guaran-
tee the truth of this statement. No matter what
your condition may be, We repeat, we can give you
immediate Reiisf IL any and all diseases oi rms
Head, Throat. Lungs ehd Heart.
That al sufferers may have opportunity Of
testing Compound Oxygen Cure we make tins
proposition for li:ni ed tune only. Cur PROPOSE
ton: To all sufferers from Catarrh. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, and Heart Affections
one treatment will be given free of charge. Let
none neglect this wonderful opportunity OF testing
nature's own remedy. Como before it is TOO latel
DISEASES OF THE HEART-Of all the organs
in the body liable disease, Heart is, perhaps
less amenable to treatment, by the ordinary reme
dies, than that of any other Patients afflicted with
Heart troubles told, in polite way. to prepare
for death. Beyond little medicine prescribed by
the stomach, nothing IS done. They told to
rclinquish all active pursuits, avoid excite nent,
ETC.. and this is followed by some preparation OF
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neart disease is usually supposed to be
ipcur.;h.r, "ut when properly Treated a
large proportion OF eases can be cuI, Il.
Thus Mrs. Eimira Hatch. of Elkbart, Iud,
nnG Mis-. Mary l.. B"ker, OF ovid Mich.
were cured alter suffering ~ Yeas. SC.
Lin.burHcr. druggist al San lose, III, sa!s
that Dr. Niles New Heart Cure. which cnr-
ed the former. worked wonders or lis
wifi. Levi Logan. of Buchanan, Mich.
who hG,. heart disease Tor &c Years, say
two bottles made. him "teci like q new
man." pr Miles New Heart Cure is sold
ana guaranteed hy Miller & Case. Book OF
wonderful testimonials free.
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SAFE AND RELIABLE.

Il" bu, cnngh medicine
luT cl.ii.iren,' sa. 5 Ii A. VI dikei.
a prominent drnggisi o! Ogden,
u alb, "a.v yer be a!rai.l 10 bay
Chamberlain's Conoh Remedy.
There is no danger from II ard
relief is alway sn e 20 f"l'o*. !
pariicuimri, recommend Cham
oprlain's bccinSe | have found
il Ia be sale an.i reliable. 70
and 80 ceat battles Tor sale by
T. harrington. Drngyi,.
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How to Succeed.

This is the great problem of life which
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail be-
cause oil poor health, others want OF luck
but the majority from deficient grit---want
OF Ierve. They are nervous, ir.e~olule,
cbangeable, easily ge; the blues aid take
the spirits dvwn TO keep the spirits up"
thus wasting money, time, opportunity
and nerve force There is tCthihs Ike the
Restorative Neryiue, discovered by the
great ,serialist DR.. Miles. 10 cure all ner
vows diseases rs heari:che, the blues, ner-
vous prostration, sleepiesSneas. uourai eia
81 Vitus dan {, fits, and hysteria. Trial
hottles and iire book OF testimonials lice
at Miller 4 Cuse.
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digitals and the patient is TUNED out without he
to die. Such Is the routine followed by the
| average practitioner. What do we offer? We
clam that Affections of the Heart organic other
wise, durable, and we have the proof of bold
claims to substantiate IT. We DEFY any physician to
| produce SINGLE case Of Organic Heart Disease
cured by the exhibition of remedies by the stomach.
| by the Compound Oxygen Treatmen, snd Electric
ity. Furthermore, we will wager Sl00v that We can
relieve the worst case at one sitting. Can we add
noref
CoaSUMpTl0N.-That dreaded disease which
claims one-third Of our population as IT'S victims.
positively cured in the first and second stages OF the
| disease, and relief afforded and life prolonged in
CaT8RRH, CHRONIC BRoEcHITIs.-These are
| among the first and earliest symptoms of Consump-
ton, and ultimately leads to fatal results If not
permanently relieved. Our System of inhalation
and Com pound Oxygen will cure any case Of how
ever long standing Our New Respirator, worn by
patients during sleep will break up heavy cold
IN a few hours.
kSTnaA.-This distressing malady is the fore
| runner Of grave Heart Complications, and must
| onward march. Our treatment by Electricity and
Elcc sric Baths, with limitations of pure Oxygen,
relieve the most distressing symptoms at ence and
if pursued for short tune, never fails effect
NERVOUS DISEASES. Rheums.i.m. Neur.lsia.
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Sciatica, Lumbago, and all
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, posi-
tively cured by the OF Electric Baths, Massage
and Compound Oxygen.
CONSULTATION and examination free and strictly
confidential.
DRUNKENNESS, the Morphine and Opium Habits
ps>itively cured in from ten days to tive weeks
no return CT the habit.
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Con ections-No. Ii at New Lexir tor
With & o q train for Corning at uuetinn
City with B It o trains north and south, al
Lancaster with { II V & L trains north
and sHpth. at Washington with Ohio
southern train south.
No7-At Junction City wit II B < o train
south, at Bremen with I & Ctratn north
at MtncaSter with train i.orth and south
at ashington with with W & c
ir in tor WeilSton, at Cincinnati with
, train for Chicago and l. & train for the
south. -
Nol9--At Washington with d r " q G
and Ohio Southern trains north ard at
Morrow for l. N train No 10 tor the East.
f N WILKINSON, Genr Pass Agt.
H WALTON, Supt, Zanesyille, y.
ZaneSYllln q.
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Msnv people suffer for wears
from troublesome and repu!Sivr
sores, boiis aud erup,iOns. without
ever testing ihe marvellous cura
live prtJ,rl-licS oi Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. The experiment Is, Ger
,ainlv. worth ir,Ing. b. sure you
gel Ayers Safsaparilla and no
tOher.
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A Fatal Mistake.

PHYSICIANS make no more fatal mistake
than when they inform patients that Eer-
vous heart trouble es come from the stoma ch
and are little consequence. DIR. Ffs NIX
I'm Miles, .he noted Indiana spccialists T..
has proven the contr .ry in his new book
on =. II cart Disense," hich may be had ct
Miller & cHSe's .rea, " no guarantees and
recommends Dr. Miles unequHled New
Heart Cure. which has tue largest sale Of
ary h"a:.t remedy III the world. 1t cures
nervous and organic henrt disease, short
hrerth fiutterin". pain or tenderness Ia
the side arm ar shoulder, irregular pu se, =,
taiutire. ~moiheriug. dropsy etc. His res
torutiye Neryine cures heaGach fits, e
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There's a good deal of gbarai
lee husiress i'm fEe s'n'e kee,lrg
OF today Us toe excessive. Or
too reluctant. Hall The time II
means nothing, Words-Only
words.
Don't experiment with your
health. lou mav be sure of The
quality of yt.ur medicine, even II
yuu have to take much OF vOnI
food upon trnst. Ask Your
druggist tor Ayers Sarsapariila.
and no oti.er. IL is the standard
blo6G-puI ifier. Ike most efectiye
and economical
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04
GGNSTLP kGION.

When ,ii,- b"wa.s are irregular,
bi'ina.u+ss. dizziness and sen-r
nj Gebiliiatrti effect is The result.
A pleasant relief is Syrup Of
Prunes. II acts quickly aud
sireng; hens The bowels uud slom
ach. The only natural frui: iaXa
live that does moi weaken. For
sale by +. Harrington
Oct / "
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Chamberlain's Eye and Skin

OllLm6QC.
A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Few er Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after ell other treatment had failcd
It is put up in % and 80 cent boxes
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04
MS ARNICA sALvE.

il salve in ;he world
Arui-es. sores. ulcers.
lH. fever sores. bilsr.
bands. chiihlains. c"rrs.
jim erupIions, and pos :
res p,ies. orro pay re-
f. is guaranteed 10 give
t<fac'i. l: or ni.ree re
Price csc per box. Fer
Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04

AN IL -
OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY
KANAWHA SHORT L1NE!!
BO LLEEIN
We Now Have on Sale

W u NVU 11dNC VIA ,COIc
1000 Mile Tickets-G ood on the
eut're line at 2 cents per mile
IS Trip iickels-Between two st.
tlons only, at 2 cents per m,l.
so Trip School Tickets-For stu
dents, at very low rates.
Excess Baggage TIckets-At two
thirds OF face value.
Specia T,ckets-To parties of 10 OF
over, travelling one tick OF. al 9
cents per mile.
excursion Tickets FOR parties oil!
10 or over AZ reduced rates.
trough Coupon Tiekets-To point
ffthe line of this road.
>'aIl on our Agents tor information
regarding the above Tickets.
CON nENSFD TIME CARD
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04

Conrect,ons-No6 connects At wash1 ng
ton G. III with q ID aud-l trains south
No IL connects at washington Z Win
4, ID and 1 and Ohio Southern trai .
north, at Lancaster with C ana !
trains son.h. and Junction Cit! with anr
} train north, at New lie <inston win l
and y train for Corning and at Trlhway
with e. A 4 e. train for Cleveland.
No ~ connects Mt Circlsrllle with I
W trains TO ana from Columbus.
DEPART Fer TN Visit.
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NORTH BOUND.

Rates via the Buckeye Route are always
as low as bv anv othVr line. Th 'ergh
tickets sold and baggage checked to des-
tlnation. =,
n contemplating a journey In any di.
rection please call on the nearest agent OF
the co m paDy or address, any of the follow
inc REPRESENTATIVES, of the passenger de-
partment tor folders. rates and other In
formation.
l. W Lnndman, Southern Passenger 81 gent
GallipOlis, o. -
q w Schwenke, Ticket Agent. Logan o.
Chas VI Rockwell General Surerinten-
dent, Columbus.
w VI Fisher General Passenger and
Ticket A gent Room 81 Deshler Block Col
umhus
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n Office to Heirs.
The State OF Ohio
Hooking < OF nty SIS:

IN rrnha c Cont
In the matter o;the last will and testa-
lncat III Ann MorIe. deceased.
To Jrmcs II. Moore, harriet Moore Maud
r. Moore Harvey l.. Moore, u. orge VI
Moore and Sarah PiuuK.
You are heteby notified that on the 2end
d,y oi Jxa 4 ID 1892, an ins:ruInrnl %:
wrifin~, purp'rtiDg 10 'sr The last VIII a ii
testament of Ann Moore late of Fnl =
Township. IN sid county uccens d, w''s
prt,.nceo in open Count. ard AN applica-
lion 10 admit Ibe same "a lTobntc as on
tf,, s,.ina day mace in sHid Count. Shhi
ppDl. cation Y Ill be Tor herring before lbi-
Court on The sth day OF Fen. 4 i' is9e, al
10 O'Clock. \. M.
VT ACKEE.
Probate Judge.
Jan Is, IE,
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hical uccess and med
ph. !" so speaks an emil
Iician in rrtererre to
errv Pectorai; aud tie
b none TOO strong. No
licire is 60 safe and eff
all diseases of tie
! lungs
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wArlRloo xsAsT co Deao,r MICH.

The only care it requires Is
filing and wip;ng.
Dirt falls CIT when the
chimney is taken OF, not into
a pocket as III o:her central
draughs lamps.
Putting III :. 1.ew wick is a
very easy matter il deed
All this setris strange to
one WHO k1.na> how trouble
some other rood lamps are.
1t is in al; the good lamp
stores. oeud for a primer,
Prth1reh, ea Pitt. s,TsGH t;sAss Co
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kentt-innr wears OF snl-
ih sczems. NJ. rhas "
6nds that Chiml,er =
Il aud Sk.n Oin; msut
mere ihnr Any other
hr The prescriptions OF
nainetous piissiclans
bsnl,ed. Fer sale by T
IN. Druggist.
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All who ate troubled with
Constipation VIII fil.d safe. sure
aud speedy relief in Ayers Pills
Unlike not Other ra'tar'ir>,
these pills strengthen tie siOm
ach. liver, and btwrls, and ~
store the organs 10 ncru,al and
regular action.
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~ lame with rhanmaiis IN
hid hardlv walk, when
ri al advised ne to u>e
tlains Pain Balm Il
ri ,ae, saw II Mense. a
ph a, Sir,.l. Illinois
by + Harrington Dug
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lGhanse! Graz and fad
! n,..le TO assume their
'ol"r by applying Buck
Dye tor the " hi.kers.
|sik 80 satisfy.
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hsnr cicrsymen, public
-'n.aer- aa,a srurs.
Here p,s.rorai l. Ii.
|se n-.ls lar l,nsrsanrss
at ti,- v..rni
a."i iaa.s l.
%nd sxFecIof.i.I effects
'ple reallzed
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pson Rarris. Chilllcothe
! have used Syrup OF
d nabiiuai constipation
Ereasiug the dose each
e my bowels regulated
aced nothing as u laxa
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DOCT OR BE:Cs'.C(.sS, 9. e. ,
Physician charge EIECTROPATIC INSTITUTE of Col
umba request Friends and Patients has decided
visit,
At LOGAN, O., On Monday, February Is, 1892

FREE Strictly Confidential the Private Pao of
he PEI. HOUSE from TO Ill day only
Eectropahc Treatment for all forms of Female Diseases and
Weakness Loss Manhood and Errors
Youth recognized
Fy"NO FAILURES
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1t this goad thing! Or.
hBe+as,d Backacbe Cr-e
! 70 give satisfaction in
ir money retnined. Such
l, eculdn't be thought o. if
ksr'f superior To all others
If. Harrr gton, Logan o
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eadaches, bil;ousncss, CON
tzziness. sleepness. the blre-
be blood. and all skin erup
Fenrer's Blnod and Live,
Id Nerve Tonic never fails
to satisfy or money refuad
this De atioreed II the Rem
ceriian ?
II Harrlt,oI.n
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'nder army knew no defeat.
* IS true OF ;>r. Fenuer's
+ici Is warranted to relieve
ii,A'i .... tsLsaiuia. or any
an Z IA 5 minutes. All o
III AIS. -i,u-C cuts. sve'l,ngs.
4. su,un q cclnpiai;is. cuiic,
49, di'.rit,ea. dyseniery
-. sali,fs ciion hot given
hcG
+. Harrington.
L. ryan. OLio
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= I-kTuf.AA (. '>1iIiE Eos
Er'leptie FITS, Fa:iicg S;casess. T-s,
tei'~s. S. yitus Y.sree, EerTcrs-
mesa, H5 evlGaE;cia, Me.aA-
caells, ssehr.iy. siaerlsss.
nCes, D:zasi'ass, Brad
aE6 SI.i,s: fEsas.
Eass.
THIS meti,ine tas iirco. reticr ron tAa
nerve centers. s,layi,is all ;rritat:lliiss eEd
i.c:aasluS ~ @eT ..Al iyur.r .: n arvc 2uid
i. f. rorreHilv her,li!ass RI. lea7es no rir
PLEASANT cI;cots.
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Keunaika allie Facts.

Jan. Il. 2W.
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Cincinnati accommodation leaves Zanes-
willie 6:25 III daily except Sunday, New
ark 7:29; arrives Columbus at o:3e M
Cincinnati Il As pm.
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Il HarrinsI..n,
Logan. Oh o
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-04
ANNExAT1oN1sTs IN HAWAI-
Some OF Them Charged With Aspiring to
Become Cabinet Ohacerh.

Some Of Them Charged With Aspiring to
Become Cabinet Ofacers.
HONOLULU, Aug. 3.-During the session
of the Hawaiian Legislature July 81 Repre-
sentative Wilcox brought up his-want-of-
confidence resolution and moved that it be
considered in committee of the whole, SO
that all might have full opportunity to
express their views on the matter. He said
he was aware it was the determination of
some of the members to summarily dispose
of it because it was introduced by native
Hawaiian. He held that if the Queen we're
to appoint Cabinet exclusively of native
Hawaiians Her Majesty would receive the
support of all reasonable members Of the
House. He charged that some of the an
nexation members of the House aspired to
become Cabinet officers In order to facilitate
the annexation OF Hawaii to the United
States.
Members objected to Wilco1's language,
and after some further discussion Noble
Baldwin moved that the resolution be laid
on the table. Baldwin said it made no diff
ference whether the resolution came from
Hawaiian or a foreign member, it was not
presented at the proper time and it has not
been properly canvassed, not even on the
part of the introducer of the resolution.
The motion to lay on the table was then
put and carried, the vote being 80 ayes, IA
noes. The Ministry were debarred from
voting on the motion. Ashford, Wilcox
and Bush voted no.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-04
CAN'T ArroRD TO KEEP A YACHT.
A Luxury That Jay Gou'd Thinks h
would Rather Dlspeuse With

A Luxury That Jay Gou'd Thinks He
Would Rather Dispense With
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-[Speedl lit was
said to-day in Wall street that Jay Gould
had asked the o. w. Hughes Yacht Agency
to sell his yacht, the Atalanta The story
was tnat Mr.. Gould had decided to dispose
of the. yacht because of the wreck
of the Alva Mr. Hughes told a re-
porter to-day that on August %, 1889, he
had been commissioned to dispose of the
Atalanta. '"The Atalanta,'' he said,
''hasn't been in commission since 1890. A
long time ago gentleman informed me
that he wanted to buy her. The price set
by Mr.. Gould at first was $3.50, 600 I be-
lieve the boat cost half million. On July
IS 1 wrote to George Gould, asking him
what was the lowest figure for which his
day l received reply that the lowest price
was $780, 200. The Alva was wrecked on
July %. The date of George Gould's letter
shows that the loss OF Mr.. Vanderbilt's boat
had nothing to do with Mr. Gould's deter
mination to sell the Atalanta-
1T is said that Mr.. Gould has found it to
be too expensive to maintain the Atalauta
even in idleness There is a story that
once Captain Shackford, the commander Of
the Atalanta, asked Mr.. Gould to allow
him to enter her in a race. He informed
Gould that some repairs were necessary.
Mr.. Gould told him to have them made.
The bill was S19, 500. Mr.. Gould was sur
prised, and, it Is said, remarked that it was
costly to get his boat in trim.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-04
SLEEPS IN THE CAR
"A Young Man Who Amuses Passengers on
the Duquesne Line.

"A Young Man Who Amuses Passengers on
the Duquosne Line.
A young man about 18 years of age, who
boards Duquesne Traction car on down.
town street, affords quite deal of amuse-
ment to those who happen to be his fellow
passengers He no sooner takes his seat,
wfrich is usually the corner one, than his
head begins to bob. Before the car has gone
two blocks the young man is safe In the
arms of Morpheus. Morpheus strength
must be on the wane, at least he fails to
hold this man to his equilibrium, and the
result is that every motion of the car sways
him to and fro, sometimes his head rests on
the young lady who may be sitting next to
him, then again it comes In contact
with the window pane with such force as to
make ones blood run cold.
The young man is very regular in his
habits, so tar as the time of taking his car
and his nap is concerned. One peculiar
feature is that he has never been known to
60 past his getting off place. No matter
how fast asleep he may be he always man
ages to wake up within one block of his
corner. .... al
Another gentleman who gets on the Lari-
mer avenue branch of the same line every
evening at $50, makes regular habit of
going to sleep standing on the front plat
form, holding on the guard in front OF the
window. Before the car covers two blocks
he is always fast asleep, yet he never lets
60 his hold of the guard.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-04
CORRIGAN AND IRELAND.
The Archbishop OF New York Tries to Trip
Up the Pope in a Statement.

The Archbishop Of New York Tries to Trip
Up the Pope in Statement.
ROME, Aug. 3-The following comes
from high source in the Vatican: Con-
siderable surprise has been caused here by
an effort of Archbishop Corrigan to estab-
lish the inexactness of one of the state
ments of the Holy Father in his recent
letter to the Bishops of the province of
New York. After the conservation of the
new Bishop of Brooklyn, His Grace of New
York addressed letter to the Holy Father,
signed by himself and some of his suf-
fragans. saying that it had come to their
knowledge that threat had been made to
His Holiness that a culturkampf would be
taken out in America if His Holiness ven-
tured to condemn the arrangements lately
made for the schools situated in Faribault
and Saltwater.
In his reply the Holy Father stated dis
tinctly that nobody ever made him such q
threat. Upon receipt of the letter the
Archbishop of New York, in order to prove
his point, collected q number of quotations
from the memorial of the Archbiship of st.
Paul and from the letter of Cardinal Glib
bons, of Baltimore, that seemed to bear a
different sense, and forwarded them to
Rome in order to show by contrast the mis-
take of His Holiness. But the quotations
are not to the point, for in none of them does
either His Eminence of Baltimore or His
Grace of St Paul say to the Pope that
in America a culturkampf would follow the
condemnation of the arrangements for the
schools of Faribault and Saltwater. They
only allude in a general manner to q remote
danger overhanging the Church in America
if certain false pretenses made there recently
were permitted to grow. =, -.