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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

The Crime ef senator Pe0erey's Assailanss.
Now, there are some crimes which gentleman
may commit, such treason, even oecasi"n-
ally assassination of vendetta or of honor; other
crimes belong to natures mean to be beneath
anger, such as common theft; hut there is another
class of crimes If vulgar, low, brutiih order, such
as forgery, cheating, and rape, which disgust
and repel Such is the crime which these conspi-
rators deliberately agreed TO commit by the hand
of York, crime one degree baser than that Of
which Rhorsbacber was convicted; for burgla-
~ has an element Of physical courage in it which
does not appertain to conspiracy TO swindlc a
Senator Of the United States. Aud these eonspi-
rstors are friends Of education, forsooth; they
must needs season their criminality with cant on
that subject; they were to cheat in order to get
money for the school fund. When Vespasian
exhibited 10 Titus the new coin obtained frpm
the tax on cloacae he said, my son, aos olet '
What sort of a smell would belong tn = school
fund augmented by money which Mr.. York should
have obtained from Mr.. Pomeroy by conspiracy,
falseheod and fraud:-Hos. Caleb Csshisg.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

tFThe Inauguration Of President Grant, On
the 4th, was a magnificent affair, although the
weather WAS extremely cold. The Inaugural Ad-
alress WAS isSeS, pointed, and sound.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13
Eafxrssisu Tsvning +ChesP Farms In sSush
Yves. NissouFi:

The Atlantic Pacific Rsilrosd Company Offers 200 ooc
acres of Land in and Southwest Missouri at froc
q to Ga PR time with free transpor
tasiun from Louis 70 all purchasers Climate , ,;
b~r mineral wealth. schoos churches and l.v .h;s, -
cety emigrsnts from all points to th. Land f
and flowers For particulars sddre.. A. Tuck t.nd
missioner ST. Louis, Mo -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13
USE the R-isingrr Sash Lock and Support To
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS!

No spring 10 break cutting Of sash. cheap durable.
easily applied; holds sash place desired aud
selfflscner when the sash Is DOWN Send stamp for
cular Circular and six locks sent
address in the e. s. postpaid receipt Of 50 cts Liberal
Inducements 10 the trade. Agents wanted Address
REISINGER SASH LOCKCO. No. AZ Market st. Harris
burg Pa marchl3wL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

" In an Ohio exchange, a couple Of yonng
ladies advertise for correspondence from gentle
men; and the same paper states that young
man of the town has euddesly left, to escape the
alternative Of marrying a. going into the clutch
es of the Constable. There is a natural connec-
uon between the two classes Of items above men,
TONED. The latter is consee uea,ee efthe former
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

" The Atchason Csampi0s says that Senator
Ingalls, was swcsp in and took his seat, without
suy difficulty,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

come to Christ by nightf He wanted to get
about 81 600 to start bank!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

II The Office of the Holton News is advertised
at Sheriff's Sale. Liberalism didn't pay it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13
SONGS FOR THE PIANO.

Aailed, Postpaid, on Receipt Of Price.
Darling am Lonely Now. Song 4 Choru.- Stewart -
Sweetest Song and Chorus. Danks 20
Matte May. Song and Cbsrus Dsnka 20
Lost and Savesl- Ballad D-pnjker N
Farewell, Darling till We Meet Rn.~wig 70
Think Of Me. Darling. Sng and Chorus. Miers. %
Asking Blessing from Mother Song Cho Stewart -
Rrcn0eetions of Childhood Baritone sung Dznks %
Thou art M longer Mine. Ballad Danks %
Hear ssy my Little Prayer Song and cho Pratt 70
lose the Shutters il1ie's Dead Song Cho Stewart %
Ethel Dreene. Song and Chorus P~rsley. 3s
Quit dat Tickn' Ne. Song and Dance Hayp. IS
fnu u always find me True Song and Chorrs Hay.- IS
dead but not Forgotten Song and Chorus. HsyA 20
Meet me. Maggie Song and Cborus Hays. 20
Lay me where my Mothers Sleeping Song
and Chorus. Stewart 10
Father Of AL. Sacred Song. Pansrron. 50
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

sF The State Senate, just before its adjourn
n'enf, passed resolution endorsing York. If
they had held on until Saturday, they would
have denouned him again. During the session,
the Legislature alternately resolved On both sides
Of the question, on an ayerage about once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22
By Grubbs 4 Williams,
NHIIIDHC'Io .IIEN N0If F|9E-'VV NJ IT.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and DaGS
GALE OF THE RICH MOND AND
~ YORK RIVER RAiLROAD.--Ey virtue 90 i
decree of the thuncery Court OF the city OF l;i!-
mord I'm the of the Richmond aud i'IG
River Railroad Company RS. j. PrcsScr ihsn 'is1
Robert IL. MaUry, trustees, and j. ProSSer do N'i
Robert II. MaHry, trustees, is. The Ric hnoGd a.a
York River R,iiroa1 Company, enterd on tIr l.ih
day of December, 1872. We the nnGer~igncG," Ky
survivor of US shall sell by public au:uen' II "iI
auctiOn-roons OF Nessrs. Gruhis & hEluiS. y; .
Eleventh street. Richmond. Va. on FEiDA ~
I'd day OF May. 1873 at the hour or Y? ~, All uE
property OF every kind real, p.rson9i. Iii ntNT',
OF tie RICHMOND AND fokk nv ~: ~ III.
croSS-tes, GcpuS, si,IingS, cars, engines, t'h"t
and all other property whatsoever, inclu'!l"S az
the franchises of said company and e&ceptrE l",'
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging 10 fato -,
paGY except lis chooses IN action aud dcbtS dGe VI w
become due TO IL. .>.,.
lHE TERMS OF SALE WILL BE- AS foLt0wss
The sum of $4,000 shalt be paid In CASH ana VIZ
residue OF the purchase money shall In fayah!fs
follows $4,000 on the Isl OF January. 1871, WIN ~
terest al the rate OF per ceni per annun rom NV
day Of sale payable semi-ann:aily sooec on w
lst day OF January. 1850. With Interest III be ray
per cent. per annrm from the day OF SAFE. pa ~.
semi-annualy; and the remainder Of Snch patr"as,,
money on the LIST day OF jaiuary. 1871 WIN lh,cl'|
at the rate OF per cent per atlnuin !rrni lux a.
sale, payable seGi-aunually -the sale 10 pc su'.
10 the ratification rejection Of The court Si7 @
session not 10 lie delivered until the sale ms p't
ratified by the court; the deferred payments u
secured by deed II trust on the property
decd TO he subject to the approval OF the court: ,
Capitalists will take notice thst The clie"tn' se
aud conveyance will be tn eSt,nguioh tue Sa'd S't
pany and make the purchaser or purchasers ) ''~'
corporate. p,crt
For further particulars apply TO Messrs. rA: ~
MAURY, Richmond, Va, attorneys zoe ue ""''
tees. }. pkOsSEk TAEB.v
ROBERT II: NAtRf,
ia2,-td Surviving ir'tS''c-'
E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

LoNG-LlvED PEopLE.--AprietonS' lorna
points out the fact that il is not always the
most robust and apparently the most healthy
men Who live the longest:
"Twcnty years ago everybody would have
given Forrest the chance of prolonged life
over Macrcady, his ssrert rival; for Alacrcady
was @sunt, feeble, excessively nervous ant
irritable and severe student. But llacready
lives at the age of eighty. and Forrest Is dead
at the age Of Sixty-siX. When the poet Bry'
mt WIS thirty.cight lis health WAS feeble
lie was Il sufferer from dyspepsia, and CAV,
rremoutious OF III early demise. Who thel!
supposed lie would outiyc lis friend Cooper.
Il splendid specimen of robust health. and
that at near eighty lie would lie enjoying 4"
hale and hearty old age, While 50 many Of
his conpcegs-Irving, PauIding, llalleeh.
Willis, Morris, Cooper, Ncrplanck--woulG
be sleeping in their graves:"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

Milk CELLAE.--A milk cellar will be cool
cS; when sunk in the earth, aud not mucl,
above the surface. Eight feet would be Il
good depth. The windows near the top OF
the walls should be protected from the sun,
either by trees or shrubs, or with blinds
shades and wire screens inside should b,
made TO exclude all insects Covering the
bottom with hydraulic cement is not good
conductor Of beat it will render the cellar
warmer in summer, and cooler in winter, by
preventing access to the earth Good Stont
tagging would lie better in this respect, and
hardburncd brick would be better than com
mon brick. There should be 4 ventia,ino
llue run up from the upper part of the apart.
mcnt, in which the current of air may bt
regulated by means Of register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22
TO ALL WuOI 1t NAY CNNCENN:


Love Of the truth and desire To benefit suffering
humanity prompts me to certify 10 tho truth of the
following statements concerning the wonderful
cures performed Ivy Dr. PERSONS. the great Mag
uctlc Physician. I will mention few cases OF which
have 4 personal knowledge:
Let. WIG, of .Japrs f. Hopkins. Of IiopkInsvillc
seven wear, I'm invalid entirely helpless. unable t.
turn over In he'd. for eight mont had spinal cur'a-
t,rr. neuralgia, and female diseases. fhyScian
.ayc III her case as hopeless. Ter death was sccd,
looked FOR. l,r. Persons In ten minutes had hci
walking She was treated May 7th; now, Angus!
10TH She is in good health.
cd Mrs. David Eprrsht, twelve miles from Aus
tim confined 10 her ned six Years. wasted TO ainUS
skeleton. could not a"c door or wlnlow olfilco'
neither could she sit up In her bed. Her piysicit'
said her recovery was impossible. D.. Persons re-
moved all disease In ten minutes, and haI iler WALK
In. about rr m Her case was trcltch July iln
new, uctilrr Ia. rides on horseback gaining lc>l
and strength daily.
81. Mrs Levi Pennington. of georgetown, m IN.
valid Of four years for eighteen lnonihs unable IT,
wak: badly afflicted. liberated. ana prolaS"d utcri
nr Persons made her walk almost instantly; aitcl
ccord treatment she could 20 about without help
Is gaining III flesh and improving daily. Her Case
was treated last june.
.th case General II. Taylor, Of San Saba. came I.
the Doctor at Lamnasas August lith, AFFLICTED VIII
>riltica and cilrnnic rheumatism Tor more iiai
thirty wears; had bcen treated Ivy twenty od-sclloh
uhvscilus and failed 10 get any relief: The above
case was cured by br. Persons i'll ten minutes.
Eth cosc. The daughter of F. ". Ictt, NJ. H., Bur.
nett county, aged twenty-five years, perfectly help
less: could neither saud nor walk for year past
from SPINAL curvature ana general debility. resi- IL
of typhoid fever: after first treatment could q
about and felt well; SO stated TO lis next day.
might mention other cases which have COME
under ley own observation, but one more may IL
necessary TO state in this communication, and tia
is the l;,Sc of my little daughter, In her eighth year
had sim ankle from birth. First treatment Dr
Persons rciuovcd the Stiffness aud gave her perfect
use Of il.
Ny object in writing tins communication Is to re-
lieve the minds Of many doubling persons as to tht
ability of DR.. Persons To relieve The afflicted .ant
cure many sick after al medical treatment ha'
failed. even by the most skilful Of our oll-schoo
physicians. Experience is the greatest test Who
ever may be afflicted with curabic diseases, try thu
Great Magnetic Physician. DR.. Persons.
lSi2ncdt- j. ". WIlIPPLE,
Presiding der NJ. l.. Church South, Austin Dis
trct, Texas Conference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

/, Asrcnorrs or EARLY TINES IN CALlFoR-
IN those aays miners would flock IN
/ sra,eys "a ';cafch n glimpse Of that rare and
iIssscJ soectacle. a woman. Old inhabitants
eli how 81, a certain camp, the news went
ahrood carlv in the morning tiata woman
h,i come, They had seen calico dress
har~inr on. Of 4 wagon down mt the camp
| inr.cround--sign of ctniSrants from over
the great plains. Everybody went down
there, and a shout went up when an actuai,
bona fle dress was discovered flttterlng IN
| the wind The male cmigrant was visible
The miners said: "Fctch her out! lie
| said: ct is my wife, gentlemen; sie IS
sick: we have been robbed oil money pro.
visions, every thing, by the Indians; we VAN
rest" Fetch her out we've got 10 scr
her !" lie fetched her out, ana the! sM9ns
their hats and sent up three Io.ls,n nSS
cheers and a tiger; anu ,hes L'o ~
around and Gazrd Mt her. ana tcuo. .','',anr
dress, and listened to her voice VIZ, Wv
of ncn who listened to tiit'ho,; .",n nI
Hmm nrcscut reilly; and then they col
looted 3, 500 in gold and gave 1t TO Tie inal''
an3 syurr their hats again ana gave tniee
more cheers. and went home satisfied. once
lined IN san Francisco with the family OF
nionccr., talked with his daughter, Il
Young LADY whose first experience IN San
Francisco was an adventure. though she Der
self did not remember, us she was only two
or three years old at the time: Her father
said that after landing from the ship they
were walking UP the street, 4 servant leading
the party with the little girl in her arms;
and presently huge miner, bearded,
beltcd, spurrcd, and bristling with deadly
weapons-just down from long cam
pa;gn in the mountains, evidcntly-barrcd
the way. stopped the servant, and stood
gazing, with u face all alive with gratilic ltion
and establishment. Then he said rcverenlly
well, if it amt 4 child" And then he
snatchcd little leather sack out OF his pocket
and sid to the servant: "Thcrc's hun
drcd md fifty dollars in dust there, and ~
give il to you TO let ne Kiss the chlld!"
That anecaotc is true. But gee how things
change. Sitting at that diuncr-tablr. listen.
ing TO that auecdote, if | had offered double
tie money for the privilege OF kissing tie
same child, should have been refused.
Seventeen added years have far more than
doubled the price.-Mark Tram.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

MIR. Henry Mosler has completed his large
painting of 1.-THE Departure" companion
piece to his Lost Cause" in which the
Confederate soldier is represented as return.
ing after the war is over to find his Firgini,
cabin In ruins. 1t represents the soldier,
with his old flintlock muSket and powder.
horn at his side, departing for the war, and
bidding fearful adieu, with his cap in hand
to the wife and little ones, who, in the mid.
die distance, gaze after the rereatiug form
The landscape accessories are simple, etlec.
tive, and characteristic of the Blue Ridge
country, in which the original studies were
made. The figure of the soldier is carefully
and admirably painted. Both these paint
inss will be shown in the Vienna Exposition.
Cincinnati Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

How IT Cor TnERE.-Thcre was great
merit in the explanation of the geptemanly
person who was found going from Il neigh
boris hen-roost with plump rooster in bis
bat. "GoIly," said he, "thal's queer-how
Pyou s'pose lie got there! Must have
crawed up my rowsers' leg" It's little
remarkable, though, that this theory has not
suggested itself to some of the gentlemen
lately found with Credit obilcr stock on
their hands. 1t might have crawled up there
trowsers' legs, aid no doubt did. That's
easy now. Why not say so?-NeU York
Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

AvEsGlNG A HES.--An 'ESScX-sircct man
killed Il hen that belonged to nciglbor
because it flew into his yard. The ncighbor
made 10 demonstration but he went around
among the Juveniles and told them that the
one among them who could say "ohoes and
socks shock Susan" four times running
without II mistake would receive s. from
the hen-killcr So they went up to the
house in the guilelessness Of childhood, and
filed the hall and the stoop, and crowded
the yard, and made up their minds they
would earn s. or die. And they sailed in,
aud the man tried to drive them OFT but
couldn't. and then he went up stairs, but they
followed him. The air rcsounded with
"Shuwack snooZen seeker" with hideOuS
variations in the shrillcst of voices keyed TO
the highest of pitches. IN vain the victim
appealed for mercy with ink bottles, llo'
water, and mustard boxes. His arguments
were UNDECIDED and his cries were unllcarG.
and he finally scaled fence and tlcd, pur-
sued hy what he was firmly convinced were
4 score Of demons. The hen was avcnscd.-
DuuburY Nc,rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22
by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and huctiDDccgs,
lib Mala street.

VALUABLE STOCK. FARMING IN
PLEhIFATS, HOUSEHOLD AND X iTt III
FOR SALE By HICllON.-""
shall sell ny auction, Oh the farm called ''thC.iru'
Grove The former residence ct Or. Martin ;. 1Iy-
irr adjoining tic farms Of Mersrs. rh1na, Erai"ti.
john f. Ballard. aud others on MONDAY Tie .!'h
instant. 1T II o'clock 4. 81.
Several valuable HORSES and MtiEs,
superior CARRIAGE aud HAEA ESS,
BlCkFOED 6 lIUFFAiAS'S WHEAT
DRILL,
lBrCkt.i T. REAPER and NOV FH.
MONTGOMERY SUPERIOR WHEAT
FANS,
lPATe&I PLATFORM SCALES,
superior COWS,
Other FARMING IMPLEMENTS; and
HOUSEHOLD aHd1kIfCiIEN FURNi-
TURE.
TERMS: III sale. RICHARDSON X 90,
fels Aucti0nccIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

GERMAN IIor-DEDs.-The following nc-
count Of IL cheap mode OF making ho'-Dcd>
i vOuciicd iCr hy tie editor OF Onr Home
.Ion3nGi. lie having successfully tried them.
I ,.ev are termed the "Gcrman Translucent
Cloth iiul-jieGs." For forcing carly melons,
tomatoes, &c., this prepared cloth i, e >pe2Iaiiy
ADAPTED, us it can be tackled TO boxes OF any
size rCuiired, and cut to tit them. Liltlc,
rough, Sqiiarc boxes Of tlfc proper size anu
height, covered with the prepared cloth, can
lie placed over the hills in which tomato,
melon. or other seeds are planted, and the
plants allowed to stand, without tlanSpahl-
ING. until al danger of frost is over, wien
the boxes nav be taken oil and packed away
carefully for another season.
Take white cotton cloth of 4 close texture,
stretch it, and nail it on frames OF any size
YOU wish; mix two OUNCES OF lIDe-Wa'cr,
four ounces of Irsccd oil, one ounce white
of eggs separately, two ounces OF yolk oil
eggs; mix Tie lime ard oil with very gen
tie heat, beat the eggs separately and miA
with the former. Spread this mixture, With
paint brush, over the cloth, allowing eacl!
coat to dry before applying another. untiI
1t becomes waterproof. The following
are some Of the advantages these shades
posses over glass:
/. The cost being hardly enc-four'h.
2. Repairs are easily and cheaply made.
3. They are light; they Go not require
watering; 10 matter how intense The heat OF
the sun the plants are never struck Gown, or
faded, OF checked in growth; neither do they
grow IN sickly or weakly, as they DO under
glass, and still there i: an abundance Of
ii%lt
The heat, entirely arising from Iclow, is
eqrlable and temperate, which is Il great OH
jcct. The vapor arising from the manure
and earth is condensed ny the cool air pass
Ing over the surface of the shade, and hangs
in drops upon the inside, and therefore the
plants do not require so frequent watering.
II the frames or strctchcrs arc made large,
they should i,c intcrsrcted with crosS-hnr>
about foot square to support the cloth.
These articles are just the thing for bring
Ing forward flower seeds in season for trans
planting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

WHERE UMBRELLAS CONE FRoa.-At 4
soi,fe OF the umbrella trade in Glasgow the
other day the chairman said there was no
country Of any extent whatever which did
not receive the major portion Of its umbrel-
las from Glasgow. During last year there
were used by the Glasgow manufacturers
alone S57 ,260 sticks and l,93S,550 steel ribs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22
BY Wellington Gotitiln,
Real Estate Accat and Auciionecr.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE on TIE EAST SIDE or
SEVENTEENTH BETW ZEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.--ln execution of the pro-
visions Of ;l,Gccd Of trust from Isaac jacobs ant
wife to T.. Iohmanp, II. Mctzccr. and Paul Finer
hacker, trustees OF The German building Association
No =, and their successors in office rs such trustees
dated lie I'd of October, 1855. ad duly recorded i'll
The clerks Office OF the Chanccry Court of the city OF
Richmond being thereto required by the Board Of
Directors OF said AsSoriationI, We the underslghcd
T.. Luhmanu one of the original trustees in said
dcc,l. and August Jacob and Hermann Evcrs, sue
ccSsors us trustees Of II. MclZgcr and Paul FUer-
hacker. shall, on WEDNESDAY The Goth day of
February. ID at o'clock Il. ~. expose 10 sale ut
public auction. the premises, the real estate con-
yeycd by said deed, and therein fully described
fullows-,o wit. That certain REAL ESTATE, with
BRiCE TtNElEh thereon. on the cast side nj
Seventeenth between Main and franklin streets.
subject to perpetual ground rent Of ninety bushels
OF ucrcnaEtibc Wheat, 10 he delivered GA the LIST
day uf january annually.
TERsIS 5lau known on day Of SAFE.
T.. LpIIMANN.
AUGUST JACOB.
HERMANN EFERS.
Trustees vi German BaltJlDS
frl7 Association No. ,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

Mr.. Jones, the new senator from Nevada,
f. said to be the first native Of Wales elected
TO the United States Senate. IN 1855 lie said
to cousin: "James, am now going to
work for myself, for hare worked long
enough for others, and am not going to
v sit homo before I am elected TO the Senate
Of the United Stases.o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

The delightful little volume Of Henry
Timrod's posthumous poems, notwithstand-
Ing the fact OF his being a southerner, is
eliciting favorable notices from the New
England press. Some say these poems viii
take rank with Goidsmith's, WordswoHh's,
and Tenuysof's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

The Fayetteville Eagle says that in the
one hundred thousand voters o.. the Conser-
yative party in North Carolina there is hardly
one en- four ,rho subscrttcs TO. or crcn reads,
any State plpcr@poltical, religious, literary,
or otherwise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22
From the Houston (rrxasi Daily Telegraph, April



90 1870.
We had call yesterday from our old friend Res
j. W. Whipplc, on his way Ia attend the Genera
Confer, nee III the Methodist Episcopal Churc
South, ~ Memphis. We called attrmlon To the car'
nl Dr. Persons. wishing Ia know In person from,
brother Whipple about the strong recommends
tons published rs from bin. He repeated that b,
hltl certified only to what he personally knew tha
he had s,cu much If Dr.. Persons, and had witness.
ed the fact thai h. turned away from the ponl
wlIu dcrircd his services. but granted them ire
AID without chsrge; that he gave his published cct-
:Grale as Il matter OF ,!Giy, aud should no; icSpcr
himself if he should shtrk from c-tifyng 10 tn
truth Iuclely because many were prcju.ceh agains
1t.
Those who know this eminent preacher will Ii"
hesitate TO cOucedc 10 him the utmost Candnr an
honesty, and his evidence In favor Of Dr.. Person
will make him nllny friends.
While Erothcr Whippie was IN the office I,r. l..
PHILLIPS. Of Bryan. aIsu came in. He Is physician
Of the old school, ard IL minister Of the rumicrlane
Presbyterian church. He also added his cstim0n!
10 the curative power Of Dr. Persons. and prepare
in Office the following certificate fer publication
III the Iti,3Tdph:
4" Or. W. Persons treated my daughter about tw
months ago for neuralgia ANA commissions. He,
periodical suleriniS fer tour or five years had bec
such that language cannot describe them. 10 hi
lat" the cure Is perfect. j.. I. iilhllP9.
" APRIL %. 1870 10 l"-d2dwi"SWlt