dren ofan early education, to make them usefu
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dren ofan early education, to make them uscfu
members of society.


Larkin falsely charges Dr. Purcell with sowing
discord in the congregation-this we, the trus-
tees ofSt. Peters Church affirm to be false
hood. We offered Dr.. Purcell to take charge
of our funds, which he refused; and we are GER
tain nothing gives you more trouble than your
not getting hold of them. The balance of pew
rent and subscriptions to the church, which re-
manned in your hands at the time you were re-
moved from the office of Treasurer, you hold at
this time. You keep all our former books and
church accounts, and thereby the church sus-
tains great loss.


The pencil of an Angelo or Raphael-the
tongue of Cicero, Burk, Gratan, or Curran,
would not be adequate to describe the perfdy Of
that man. He is as dross among metal, chaff a.
mong grain, wolf among sheep, and a bad men,
Der among the children of God.


PETER PIERCE,


BERNARD MsGUiGEN,
]. PURCELL,
BERNARD M'CANN,
JOHN DURNIN.
March l, 1927. 24-4tp.