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George Bowers, residing at tho corner of
Seventh and n streets southwest was playing
against the railing Of tho porch Of the second
BtOiy the railing gayo way and the child was
prucip.ated to the ground, q distance Of about
Twelve feot busiug herself considerably
about the body, but sustaining no serious in
jurics. DR., II. H. Leech was called IN and
rendered medical aid.
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INNINGS.

,
Douglass. o 0 0 0 o 3 o. 7
Eagcs................ / o y o l. 3
Earned runs-Douglass 1.
1wo-bGse hits Parrot !, Lancaster |, Talbot l.
Base on bails-Douglass, !.
strikes Called-On Brown, IL; or Carter, IL
Balls called-Ou Brown, 81: on Carter 81.
Passed balls-Pinkney, u Carroll, 4.
fly-balls muilcd-FeTguson. !.
Time OF gGmc-One hour and forty-flve minutes.
Umprc-Mr. Henry Brooks OF lho Kcystones.
To-day the Eagles intend to make up for
their defeat yesterday, il possible. by downing
their old foe, the bianhattars Tho contests
between these two mines have always beun
close and exciting, they seeming TO give a
hotter exhibition Of The beauties OF the game
than any two other clubs in the League when
pitted against each other. Tho game will com.
mence at i:30 o'clock.
OTHER GAMES.
CLEVELAND, Aug. ll.-Worcesters, 9; Clcve.
lands, 3.
BUFFALO, Aug. II. BuGalos 2; Troys, 4.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 11.-Nationals, G; Hop Bit
tcis, 5, Ten innings,
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CITY ITEMS.
The Pleasures of Hope.

When the body is bowed with pain an In
tense longing Tor relief brings hone. This may
brighten the suffering, but 1t docs not cure.
At time like this how welcome is such
friend as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, bringing hope, health and happiness and
the lows of q renewed life
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NIarrInRa Llcenscs.

Tho clerk Of tho court has issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses John Connell and
Ellen Dillon William Baynum and Margaret
Tssco; Alexander Moore of Philadelphia and
Maria Bowen of this city; John +. Suit and
Cecilia Sullivan,
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The National safe-Doposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues to receive valuablcs Of all dcscrp-
tions for safe keeping Mt very low rates.
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New Advertisements.

Proposals for dredging.
Swithin G. Shortlidge's academy
For rent-New brick house, 4O7! First street
northwest
Wanted by gentleman and wife, unfur-
nished rooms.
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THE Rowland Dental Association, 211 Four.
Rnd-hslf street, use only S, 8, Whites artificial
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CRY NOIES.

L. ORTENsTEIN, professor Of guitar, piano.
etc 4j6 q street northwest.
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NEN's very fine hand-stitched Shoes and
Caters ut $3.50 ana a can only be had Mt
Sinshemer 81 Bros, s03 Seventh street, be.
tween II And |.
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NoTHrNo Supplying or dangerous, no Nor.
phia, no Opium enters into the composition of
that famed remedy, Dr., Bulls Baby Syrup
Price twenty five cents.
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Go to cobb's Island next Monday. Sec slar.

BENEDIcTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avonuo.
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500 Pair bracelets,

gold and plated, at wholesale cost TO reduce
stock. K. Harris \ Co., 432 Seventh street.
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VIM SInilsiics.

Cousins fine Shoes, in all widths, at Sins
heimer & Bros EOS 7th ST., between II aud l.
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Thcrmomstric Readings.
OFFICE CHIEF SI0NAL OFFICER. y. s.

August II, 1880.
7 a. m m..... ~ I'd. m..., ~ IL d. fn.... 20
7:35 a. M. 75 3p.m...... 81 Maximum. 81
II O, m.... &c 9p.m...,.. 70 Minimum. 10
Indications.
For the middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain along the copst, variable
winds. stationary temperature stationary or higher
harouptpr
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MosoUTTo CANoPII.s 81 rs, at the Popular
Carpet House Of Julius La nsbnrgh, 42l 7th ST..
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a St.apiatty

LINEN LAP ROBES 81, at tho Popular Carpet
House Of Julius Lansburgb, 42l Seventh st.
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u, 10 aud 15-cent mating at Julius Lans.
burgh's
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Operations of the Health ohice.

Couns ISLAND Excursion Monday ne2
See Star
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the former partner Of ex-Goyernor Throok.
morton, Is In tho city to'day,-Captaln W.
g. Veal had the honor and pleasure Of sitting
on tho same seat with Tho "prospeetiyeN
Yioe'President Of tho United States, from
Dallas TO this place this morning, on tho ono
o'clock train. The honored gentleman was
none other than Colonel Il. j,
Chambers Of Cleburne, who passed through
tho city this morning on his way home
Recorder Brown returned from Galveston
this morning and opened court Ms usual, and
tried and convicted four miscTeanA for dis
regarding the law during his temporary NIB
senee, Tho alarm Of fire was given yes
tcrday afternoon, ana II was found that the
roof Of Mr. Wolcotts house was ablazo.
The fire was very soon eSlnguIshed with but
little damage, District court IL still
engaged N trying Bishop Lloyd. The case
will not be concluded before next Wednes-
day, Us there Aro great many wit
nessos yet 10 be examined,--
The immense crowd that throngs In and
about the VI Paso hotel day aud night speaks
for tho real merit of the house Ms n first class
hotol,--Compants.hayo been filed against
several saloon men In the Recorders court
for falling 10 comply with the pelrpunch law.
DIR, Barth's impersonalionof"DickD end
Eye" in Plnaioro Is simply immense. ---
Al the III Paso j o SMnage, 81 Louis; j
w Booth, DecatuT A A Bastors, Fort
WORTH q A Want, Fort WORTH w Perry
Towers, Cncnnatii w y Kan, Huntsville;
A j Hood, Wealherlord; II W Peaks, Il w
Ball Doholom, Fore Worth; ID w S Rose,
81 Louis; $ NJ Roe, Texas A Strasbergs,
Galveston; j Il Gearing, Weatherlord + j
Robinson, Fort Worth; a 4 I'ruit Texas;
q A Brown, Sherman;J II Evans, II II
Campbell, Don Taylor Fort Worth; w v
Kennedy, New York; J Q Short 81 Louis;
o j Willis and wife, Fort
Worth b II Hazoll, Philadelphia.
"Local Option meets the view of the tray
cler rs the most prominent object in the
vicinity Of the 4. IL Z. depot II Is ut every
ones option TO visit Chris. RintIeman's
Justly popular corner whore II welcome-hot
or cold, according TO tho scason-will be
extended to him. Try il, for the coolest
beer and the finest whiskey Mt the Fort---
There will be great sale Of buggies Mt the
courthouse in Fort " orth on next Monday,
the 9Th of this month. w. G, Veal ~ Co.
will sell 10 the highest bidder moro than fifty
buggies, carriages, phgtons, spring wagons,
eto,--frank Ball objected to question.
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Correspondence OF The IIernld.

Correspondence Of the Herald,
BRYAN, March I, 1880,
Three children of man named Bordne,
aged respectively six, ten and fourteen years,
living on the Taliaiero place, near Bryan,
were at the Little Brazos river, on Saturday,
when the younger accidentally fell in and was
about to sink, when the elder brother plunged
in to save him. Neither being able to swim,
they were both drowned. The third brother
ran and gave the alarm Immediately, and the
bodies were recovered within an hour, but
life was extinct. Measures were taken to re-
suscitate them but proved unavailing.
Policeman S, f. Dickerson resigned his posi-
ton and left town suddenly without saying
goodbye to several whom he owed sundry
amounts, and various rumors are aAoat
us to why he did not linger longer.
He will probably return after court
adiourns Mark Wilcox has been APP
pointed on the police force in his place.
Two little children of William HasSel, aged
about three and five years, were playing with
a Ratchet n few days since, when the elder
accidentally chopped one of the fingers of his
little brother nearly off. A physician was
instantly called in and the wound dressed,
and the little ono is now doing well.--
Colonel j. w. Eldridge lectured at TIE court
house last night on the "Immortality of the
Soul Being Spiritualist he claimed the
subject was not a matter of faith but knowl.
edge, and capable of being demons trated.
He is fluent speaker, and was listened to
attentively and respectfully throughout by
his audience. He speaks again tonight. He
is making a tour of the State and will be at
Dallas shortly.-The "devil got among the
tailors" in Bryan few weeks SINCE and
nearly all of the journeymen got on spree.
One man who wantel a pair of pants made
couldn't find a tailor to complete the job by
n certain time. lie took the goods to a lady
seamstress, with an old pair of his pants as a
pattern for her to go by, and asked her to cut
and make them by certain day. She re-
marked that she was the hair-pin to do it, and
they would be forthcoming on time. AT the
exact hour and minute the pants were de-
lvered and the bill p id. The gentleman
got all ready to leave town and donned his
new pants and did not discover
until he came to suspender them up
that the seat was located where pants are
usually ornamented with n row of buttons.
He finds great difficulty now in sitting down
as he has to get in spch peculiar position
to utilize the seat of his pants. He says if
he sits down like other people the row of but
tons behind makes 1t decdly unpleasant for
the chair Hesays he hopes the lady who
made the pants has gone to help make a
pair as they should be.
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ENNIS.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
ENNIS, March 8, 1880
The public appetite for rain has been salts
raging heel-hy make the gentle yearlng live
ly. They bow up their little backs, twist
their tails, shy their hinder feet and below
welcome to gentle spring. has the
incest streets and girls in the world. They
never get muddy and disagreesble, neither Of
them, no matter how much it rains.-The
spring stocks of goods are beginning to ar
rive. Judging from the quantity, it would
seem that our merchants had no fears of dull
times the coming season.-A. A. Kemble,
esq.,, promiNent attorney belonging to our
county seat, happened TO n painful accident
in alighting from the passenger coach on the
Tap on Monday night last. He had got off
the train on its arrival at Garrett and gone
into the depot. Finding that the south
bound passenger of the Central was late, he
concluded to come to Ennis per hack, which
was then waiting on the other side of the
Tap. This necessitated his crossing the plat
form of the passenger coach. The night be-
ing extremely dark, he did not perceive the
ditch on the other side, and in getting down
the distance was about Ave feet, and resulted
in fracture and dislocation of the ankle.
Mr.. X. was on his way to Galveston to argue
in person the cases of Heny Crowdus VS..
The State in the Court of APP
peals. He bore his disappointment
and the attendant suffering like little man
and returned TO his home at Waxahsche yes
terday morning -Messrs. II. & d. Brin,
enterprising merchants of Waxahachie, has
opened superb stock of fancy dry goods at
the Reismsn & Freeman corner. They are
experienced and popular merchants and are
welcome to = place amongst us.-Thcre
are strong symptoms of Lsadville fever in
town. A good many of the young men
want to go. Most Of them, however, are al
ready doing wellin business, and while the
carbonate metropolis may present dazzling
alurements, yet the prudent business man
i. 10th to give up sure thing, even though
future possibilities be not SO great. Leadville
papers circulate freely and the doings in and
around the great mining camp are set forth
in graphic and fascinating style.--The
City Marshal is preparing his list Of delinquent
tax ayers, but his labor of love will be a
brief one, inasmuch as nearly all the residents
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DENISON.
Reported Daily,l

Reported Daily,l ,o.
DENlsoN, March S, 1880,
Sunday morning was pleasant and the
churches we're well attended, but norther
blew up and drizzling rain set in before
night and most of the church members
thought they could better serve the Lord
and please themselves by staying around their
own fresides, so the church attendance at
night was rather slim.-The D. & p, have
announced their intention of greatly enlarg-
ing their Gainesville stock yards. John
Watson, Grand Lecturer, A. +. & A. M,
will be there on the 10th and 18th inst
Ed. James, who recently had portion of
his foot amputated, was on the street Satur-
day for the arst time, but still carries the
damaged member in a sling.-The M. X,
Il 7. bridge gang having completed their
labors of surfacing and repairing the bridge
on the d. Il P. returned to the city Saturday
and are now engaged in putting down new
platform around the upper Nj. X Il T. freight
depot-Two hundred and seventy cars
mostly emptes, went north over tue Nj. X.
Is Il. SATURDAY. carloads Of mules
and two of plows, scrapers, etc, went south
Sunday enroute for Fort Worth. They were
the property ofa Council Bluffs, Iowa, rail
road contractor by the name of Gallagher,
who has contract on the Texas & Pacific.
More exodusters went north Sunday
A party of ladies and gentlemen from
this city attended church at Preston Bend
Sunday morning, and sat down to dinner at
the hospitable board of Judge Porter, an old
and we'll known resident of that neghbor-
hood.-The Mayors Monday matinee was
unusually we'll attended in consequence of
raid made by our police on the demi-mon!de
and some considerably below that monde
of them are now in the cooler
bordering over the heartlessness of
those whom they depended upon
for financial aid in this their time of dire dis.
tress.-The Council will hold special
meeting this afternoon to take action on the
designations ofthe Marshal and police, and
appoint others to fill the vancies. Weather
still cool, damp and drizzly.
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MEXEA.
oorrc.nondcnee OF the lIcrnIh.

Correspondence OF the Herald,
MRXIA, March o. 1850.
Candidates are in order now that the cleo
ton of city officers must soon take place
Tho Gilbert troupe played Pnaiore very
acceptably nj the Opera-house last night
A great many cattle persisted in the county
during the recent sleet and consequently
much money was lost in hem,--Page
Curry, colored reported to the City Marshal
this morning that he had his horse stolen
from his premises Mt Springfield just before
daylight. The thieves, two in number, came
towards this place. Severed parties are in
pursuit Of them.--Mrs. n. b. Taylor, a
resident of this city for the past seven years,
leaves this evening for Ennis, in company
with her daughter, Miss Willie. They will
make that place their future home.-Dis-
trict court, in session nj Groesbeecli, will take
up the criminal docket next Monday
The Polytechnic institute will have a May
Queen coronation on the first day Of May.
From present indications we may
expect il to be grand Success
1t Is very gratifying to notice the rapid de-
velopment in vegetation during the past
week or more. There is something of an
enthusiasm among the tillers of the soil that
is truly worthy of consideration DIR. Ran
kin, leader of the Greenbackers of this coun-
ty, gave n lecture TO small audience at the
Opera-houso few days since, preparatory to
the fall elections. So little was said of it that
il rather inclines one to the belief that it was
confidential.
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GROESBEECk.
Correspondence of The Herald.

Cores p0ndence OF The Herald
GnoFsBEECK, March g, 1880,
The Greepbacker's convention met in the
District courtroom at p. m. Present, DR.,
Roukin, Esq. Aspey, of Groesbeeck Captain
VIVA. Cleveland, of Thornton; w. o. Far
rington, Mexia; G. Ii. Hanson, of the Kosse
Local, and seven or eight Others. Esq. Asp,
lev was in the chair and Captain
Cleveland secretary. DIR. Roukin od-
dressed the convention and the out
sidcrs (about two DOZEN, at length.
The speech was pretty good for those already
of the speakers mind, but lacking in argu-
ment TO convince one who thinks before he
concludes. One object of the convention was
to elect delegates to the Congressional Dis
trict convention, to select delegates to the
National convention.--As one of our citi-
zens was passing along the road near town
the other day, he heard tho most unearthly
groans and pitiful cries of distress, so turning
aside to learn the cause, he saw one perform
ing demoniac dance, his eye-balls rolling in
frenzy, his teeth chattering, his leach partc-
ular hair on end" and his whole demeanor
evincing the utmost horror and agony, as
ever and anon arose his fearful yells Of rage
and pain and wild despair. The citizen was
affrighted and fled as for life, and summoning
some of the brave boys about town he with
them returned to see that strange sight. 1t
was ---, rehearsing his part of the
drunkard with the mania potu for con-
cert, to be given for the NJ. +. church next
Monday.-Some of the boys sent up last
night a kite with Chinese lantern, and
scared an African citizen out of his wits. He
thought the judgment day was coming at
nipht,
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have heretofore marched forward like little
heroes and paid up,--'rhe bone trade Il
lively. II. Y, Godsboro, our very llyest
business man has shipped seven car loads
this week.-Mrs. w, =. kollott, u citizen,
aged about thirty, died this week.
Mayor MoMulen liz out for Cdrsioana this
morhng, lilo has nm interesting suit down
ihere-one that requires his frequent attend
anoe nj court, Somehow OF other tho idea
prevails that the young man himself Is plain
til In that suit, but no man knowelh the
defendant oven unto this day. Tho case has
been continued several times, but the proba-
bitles aro that the plaintiff will insist on
hearing nj this term and will not consent to
further continuance without a showing,
Very likely day will b0 set for trial by
consent of parties.-ll, II, Campbell, ono
of our liyeliest cowboys, strucl, his tent and
headed westward day or two ago, accom-
popular dentist, has a boy kid ut his house
olated papas are doing Ms well MS could be
expected. Tho chief happiness of each one
lies In the sweet, peculiar knowledge that
nobody ever had baby bit him--Mr. j.
5, johnson, young man of the town, now
writes his name with NJ d. appended there
to, As u knight Of the postlo and scapel he
will wrostle with the Ills Incident 10 humanity
10 the best of his abilities, lie has II large
number of friends TO wish him well on enter
ing upon the duties Of his profession. THE
boys who went on the bear chase can't bear to
be questioned about IT, If one mentions il
he barely escapes being knocked down. DIR.
Baskin and Friday Dixon headed the hunt.
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MATTERS BIZ MAIL.
NEWS OF OUR NEAR NEIoHBoRs.
Cattle Perished In Limestone Comfy
During the Late severe weather ~.
1--WE Chiidreh Drowned Nenrs
Bryani Etc. Etc.
WACO,
$685.
correspondence OF tho Herald

Cores pondeneG OF tho Herald,
WACO, March 3, $50,
At the Waco University this evening, DR.,
Burlesons scholars favored the rather crowd
cd audience with vocal and in trumontal
music that was quite enjoyable, AT tho CON
olusion Of the entertainment DR.. llardwick
was introduced, and began the first of u series
of lectures upon the life Of Albert Sidney
Johnston. III, Perry who puroned n hat
from private residence, whilethe occupants
were "making merry and tripping the light
fantastic was fined 800 and given six months
in tho county Jail, Allen Hunter was alto
fined $50 and given two months in the county
lail for stridng child with whip,--Tho
City Council met last night, talked consider
ably and adjourned without trsnsactng any
business of importance, Evans and
John Il. Flint, sons of two OF Waco's most
prominent lawyers left surreptiliously about
Il week since, and at last accounts had taken
ship for Liverpool, to work their passage
-Seyera Kansas cattle men mo in the city
transactinp for largo herds Of cattle 10 be
driven to the above mentioned State,
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MARKETs by TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, March standardization active and
irmer; mlddllng uplands, ! 7-l6; middllng Or
leans, ~; receipts, $1,000; all Ameri-
export 1000; uplands low mlddling CLASH
locations for January delivery, ~;
March and April, lilo; April and May,
! 7-lG@ll. 81; May and June, 1873 !; June and
July, 7l29l7-32; July and August, l7-3ad9-l6;
August and September, -; september
and october, l-32; October aud November,
! 1852; November and December, 4; futures
steady,
lands low middling classifcations for septem-
Der dShyety, 1882
4pm Sales OF American. | $50; up'ands
low midiling classliratiOns for October anil
November delivery, TX.
5n m-Futures closed steady.
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NEW YORK

new YORK, March s.-StOcks -; money
5GG; exchange, long, iSi; do, short, 4s7; State
bonds dull; Governments firm.
NEW YORK, March S.-CottUn holders asking
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FORT WORTH.

Reported Daily.1 5000
Weather cold and indicating rain.-John
f. Brown returned this morning from Calves
ton. where he went last Friday to argue the
Michael Toony case before the Appellate
court-AIr. G. A. Brown, of Mckinney
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

p1-xy PERSONS OR Notwithstanding
NvNS@Boots or Shoes, First-Class City Made
for Cents, Ladies', Misses and Children, Will
10 we'll to call at COS Main street; always on
hand o fine assortment also made to order at
once as desired PR ces Low. Work warranted
Old Boots and Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
feb7tf Manufacturer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-08
He aling by Prayer.
Springfield Republican.

The work at Faith Home, the nous.
Tor healing by prayer established at No
Cos Union street, by Miss Warmer and
and Mrs. Riser. still continues it's mira
Giles, as the praying women consider them.
There have been eighteen patients at the
home during the Summer, and all have
gone away, 1t is claimed, either cured or
greatly benefited. Among The most re-
mar kable cases of the Summer vas Mrs
q. K. Russell. of Montague. who was
cured of several afflistions, especially of
palsy. though since her return home she
has caught cold and her head has began
shaking again. Mrs. Clara McGraw, of
Boston was cured of a nervous disease,
and alter her departure was attacked with
dyspepsia. She wrote to the home ask
ing tor prayer. which was faithfully offer
ed. and soon AFTER she wrote that she was
entirely cured, without the use OF med
iclne. One patient left the house before
the Sisters of Faith thought her cured.
and soon after began taking medicine,
and is now dead. The bedridden Lizzie
y. Smith, OF Williamantic. Conn. who
has been unable to lift her head from
the pillow for many years, stayed with
Sisters Orpha and Rosa long enough
to be greatly improved, being
able. when she left, to sic up 10 a bad
every other day. The sisters think she
might have been made well had she used
more faith. but she would only exercise
faith up to the'point of Improvement, and
seemed unable to expect. the Lord to work
perfect cure. No charge whatever is
made tor guests. the sisters trusting for
protection from imposture 10 the shirt OF
the Lord, which always tells them whom
10 take. They use no medicines whatever.
and regard all their cures as miracles
wrought by the same power as wac given
tho apostles. Prayer and anointing with
oil are their only methods. and ''son etimes
At seems as though we are praying all the
time. said Sister 0rpha yesterday. The
anoinsing consists simply 10 dipping the