The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17

n = suppOSel you were kinf-nearteu
man. 'spersisted the timid woman.
"I'll not listento you = he said. loudly
calling toward some others
Iy7@You are just about as much of a
-Igenfleman as expected to find you,
, added thewoman, as she fouted ont OF
the room.
4 Hou take up too much time" said a
woman, pushing. and stepping in front 81
! another. "Iwill talk to the President
roo apd then you can finish what you
). have to say. MI President, your
j Honor, my husband lost a limb
) lin the last battle, and l want the
IIWAT DepaTtmenta ~ settle "a sIension
fupon him without delay. believe ii
4 FIRST eome, FIRST userEee IL and II want my
II son to have position in Washington.
| bit ditois no higher thsn3 theb Treasury
4 Building. Only two pstitionsI ask, of
4 pend in Washington costs me five dol
I1aFs9 IfhavenbesR hefes eight days, and,
bbecause. of the i1solehGe ofyourlushers q
could not rgget up to speak to you before
Il Couldn't you teach them how to treat a
thdygq It's great disgrace to al estab
aSshlneDtyto have sauey servants Then
tinea higher key she1went9 omit Only a
pension for my husband aud position
| for my SON., He is just like me he will
REPAY you for all you can do for him.
have brought hinlsup never to Se under
kenjligatiens to any persona ot2nib1oooa I
She paused to take iaia good Icing
breath, and the president interrupted, her
with :oSn : 1lo'7s' '7'i'a 2'' - IN"
tuesI can do nothing for you, madam !
labaffNot give my husband pension?'1o !
|uos No ting IS War Department will attend
tey" Notogiv7e my son a position s''' nsdt
bd7" No MADAME mssaA sas9sg is breed (
ImoHer .countenance was expressive Other
anger ;sbut the; president bowed her, and
her indignation from the room. Once
1she turned in her exit, saying, !" I am
proud and sentative, or / would g We you
la piece of my mind. ETA 3s az r-h.u II
j :. A singular specimen of humanity next
came forward, entering the room alone.
lap" Mr.. President, your Honor, Will you
Egive me- position in enc of your hospitals,
as parse,s lam a doctor77-s clalryoyant.'
- Indeed %. 49, t4asgrg,..,yrs.s 80
its9 Yes; am ahead of many Others, and
lust now, with these natur1l .eyssd.ot
mine lifting her hand J, towardrrtwo
i patrl -colored, stony, looking orbs-|''l with
4 these eyes can see RICH into your heart
and liver and lungs and what do you
think migntlsee with my spirit eyes?"
!" don + know, am sure ,l4if, Tqfa,
No, sir of course, you don't know. 1t
4 ISM giuen to you to know, Your lungs
4 and heart are all right. but your liver is
IN 4 sad condition |, can give you a
prescription chat will make you well
man, and make you live to good old
age l want to, get into hospital.
Tor il is an extensive field for my talents,
!; which will expand as l exercise them. l
nave been. sick fol years and years / can
Isympathize with sick ones. / raised my
lseifup from a8bed Of suffering TO per
form my mission. Have you place for
me, do you think 'sss ss,se 1850
Well, no / think not" answered the
\ President, /" You know rather too much
for a hosptal" r ass .,s-..., 81
siI"Mr. President, your honor, I have
come from the State of New York. said
a man with wonderful physical develop.
ment. I" Mr. President, your honor, he
s continued with a flourish of his cane, q
I nave brought a complaint against Cover.
/ exciting times. He takes no notice of
petitions presented to him. He makss
!, no effort to bring things TO a lfocus'pii
IA focus r Yexclalmed the President.
Il am glad he is so sensible !; for it would
!. take forty llfetlmes to do that. ALLOW
me to say. sir that do not wish any com
plants against your Governor Go home,
|. aud do MT MODEST me- And the Presi
: Ident)went on with the other petitioners,
VINO We're scarcely dismissed before the
room was again filled. Haelb 90 $50
The clairuoyant came in second time
, ON tlp-toe, and her voice was soft as
peacock's. Her light blue eye was fixed
= on vacancy, as she approached the Presi
/ d mt, saying: it3WoS H@Id 91s % nni
: g kind sir,DI believe that you will
change your mind about Interesting YOUR.
self IN getting position, when tell you
that have had vision. l have seen
{ and talked with those who occupied this
mansion before they took their depart
ure from this gross world to that region
1of ectilove]iness-tha region to which
lift my eyes-to which my soul goes
every night only to return each day to
mission here-my mission, @ to heal the
sick. A few manipulations will cure
disease. can casL out evil spirits.
can lift up the weak and dropping And,
the great doctor who has control OF my
gifts told me to come again. | do not
expect the world to praise me, for am
not of the world. find my comfort with
those beings with whom commune"
Here her blue eye, more susceptible than
the gray one. she'd solitary tear.
:: The President said =" Well, don't tell
me any thing more. | am only a poor,
} weak mortal. / can't stand it, can't
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