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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07

How He Played IL Upon Q Brother
Member Of the Confederate
Congress.

An exch,nge tells this: IL think" .aid
Seo.tor t.. scr, Of South Csrolins, to Sen
ator Vest, Of Missouri, the other day, "tha,
RiehWood wh0 vent to have his picture
taken - about the best thing you yet oh
l.ss's have IT,"
"weli," said that humorous little sena-
tor from Missouri, "we had . man oy the
osne OF Peter Wilkes, Who VA elected TO
the confederate consress from the Spring eld
MOI district, aud he came down to the
sess VI government With The air OF Web
sser shout him, and Just looked and talked
Tor ell the world ~ il the entire RESPONSE
0ility Of the cause rested on his indivi dual
shoulders. ! knew him at home. and
hence sas spared the xnxie'y Of being dir
tusbed shout mis- greatness. IL MA long
before the clo~e Of the ser, when Garland
and I were walking down Grace street,
and Peter ran on to US. He had benign
smile on hi> lace, and knew he hsd been
engaged in some agreeable sport Coming
up to ~. he said: 'v,si, I have been down
the str~~t here TO . photographer. Got
card fF"m him the other day, .sking me To
call ami lit for . picture. He wants to
get up the whole confederate congress
something historic, en- = and Peters waist
band stretched p<rcsptibly at the thought
OF being thus embalmed for posterity. Tip
ping . wink ,o Garland, l said:
"Whxt stop 0o yOu mean, Petery'
"On, down here ON Main street." giving
. certain numter. just then I turned To
Garland wi,b slarm painted IN my face
and sale:
"Why, Peter, you big as., where have
you bern in the last twO weeks? Haven't
you heard anything about that fe;low
tiOa n there rre.end,ng to take historic pict-
nre.? lie ~ spy In the employ Of the
federal government. We've just about
proved u IN him, aud he's Come
To Rich mond :" photograph all us mem
hers for the federal gallery, and when this
thing bIo~- ".. the other side will have all
our picture. to aid them in the search and
prosecution! Fact. G,aland, amt it?
80 I've heard. Vest" he said.
swell, Peter d,dn', stop any longer than
il took him to ", MY God y ani in two
minutes h. ws- just shout Of sight. That
evening be came rushing into my room
with Vest. you'v~ done me great favor,
"Find yonr man. Peter?"
"You BE-, did. That id rascal had
that msch,ue Of hi% in the back room ard
WA oiIing me up. I jus, went up to him
v;th this ,rrs'y s:x--hOo,er,( il was about
yard loo-) AMI put it to his ear, and says
I. 'Sasli Uu, /. Well he shslled out kind
- lively like aud smashed il into thou
sand pieces. M federal gallery in mine"
'W.i, vtc" the surrender came, Peter
va under the c,nvicsion that the whole
federal goyrrI men. had combined to cap
ture him. and he set out for California on
foot. Ys-. he's out there yet, waiting for
the snimos,ty sgaips: him to cool down."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07
BURGLARS WORK.
The Duildlng Caught Yiro, Com
municasinG the Planes 70
Eight Others,
And They Were Al Consumed
The Losers and Amount Of
Their Losses.

AaIlvilIs. thirty-righs oilss from Ssds.
liz, On the Lexinsioa branch road, sxpssi-
esced the most disastrous ere in the history
Of the village ct as early hour THE morr.
ing. ssd il ~ oil through the sork Of
Thieves. Sine tine during the night they
ksised - entrance 10 the g-ssral oesehss-
diss store Of A. H. 4 J. T. Mir and ct 70
work 10 blow opeo the large safe shersis.
They succsssfuily accomplished The tssk Of
drilling . hole, and pu, in the fuse. touch
ing IL "a n The proper time.
Il sccoopiisbed more ihss they he'd
coon'~d on: for not only did the door ~
open. but the building v.s isniied and the
explosion was distinctly heard By nearly
every per-on in The iosn. OF coume the,
tissw tha, their game Us up. 90 did not stop
/ to sxiisEuish the flames, but beat hs.,y
retreat.
The flames rapidly spread, and in briei
period the whole structure vss in bi-..,
ssd lev minute. later the Gre hal com.
muaicsted 10 the buildinxs On either side.
Thee. too, we're licked up, and not until
nine buildings hsd been consu0ed did The
FIRE erase in its fearful sweep
The entire population Of the place vas
On the grounds aud bsuIed brsvely, bS, To
no purposr, - they hsd nothing With
which to 6ght the flames but buckets Of
water.
The following parties are the su6erers,
but their loss is on stock alone, - the
buildings we're not owned By them:
John Tucker, restaurant, 81, 900: 10 in
suraoce.
E. l. Wslborn. drugs, 81 900; no in
surance.
A. H. J. T. M,jor, general uerehaa-
dise. s. 900; insured for 81. 500.
J. J. Cooksy, meat shop. $500; insured
for 500.
Hsndrix 4 Schsi,sss, boeis, shUes and
haroess, saved most Of their stock. losing
aboss $3.50. on which there was no insur-
ancs.
Mrs.. Elliott, millinery. $50; no insur.
asee.
jones Wiley. s.loos. ESQ; no iossr-
anee.
Howell Aviti, Drug, $1,000; partly 10.
sursd.
Shackeliord 4 Eek, groceries. $3.50;
insured for $500.
OF The nine buildings burned Eve we're
owned By Robert Graham. hot the owners
Of the remaining four c,.uld not be learned.
Great sxci:s0snt prevails there. and
should the guilty partie, be appreciated
they vould certaioly stretch hemp.
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The sssesal neschssdiss ssoss Of N. n.
Cooper, II Paessills, o. The Lexiag'os
bssseh rosd, il which hosss The peseo6es
- also located, 80 esssssd By too eegre
Thieves Less sight, ssd $50 in cash, soss
postage sssops ssd one bar Of sosp tskss.
The feet Of The robbssy %. n,s diseos.
cred ustil this uosoias, bat there ~ 10
di6eulty in 61isg The crime upon the too
segroes, vhoss s.os he BA1oes inform.
ant did not learn.
M. Cooper has 20 sole in his store, ssd
keeps bis none, and Other sslssblss il
sosIl tis box. This became ksovn 10 the
thieves and after r6-csisg N esssancs hey
II once scared the booty snd leis.
A large pose started % The Trail Of the
negroes this morning. aod expected TO eject
their capture bsioss night
The question u, shas did they want vi'h
such large qusnsily Of sosp?
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DEATH OF A. L. HARVEY.
A Geatleman Well Known In
Sedalia and Surround
ing Towns.

A Telegram to the Kansas City
Times of this morning announces the
death of Al. j.. Harvey. Who was .
resident of Sedalia . few months ago.
working for . time % compositor ia
this Office and subsequently, rs Local
editor of tho Democrat.
After leaving hero he visited Deni-
son, Texas. where be assumed the posi-.
ton Of city editor of the Herald. filling
it with credit 70 himself aud employer.
He left there to take charge Of DIR.
Roberts paper. the Indian Journal. at
Mu.kogee. aud the following from
there. under date Of yesterday. tells
the story:
"Mr. A. L. Harvey, foreman Of the
Journal. Muskogee. 1. T., . con-
tributor to the Saturday Night. Gin
cinnati Enquirer, Globe-Democrat
and Iuter Ocean. Was found dead in
his own house at 7:3O this evening.
He had been dead several hours
when found. His family was absent
with rrlstives near Brownsville. Mo. f.
while he has relatives in Pc. nsylvsnia.
whose residence is unknown. The
cause of death is q mystery. He
had just completed. ready tor mailing.
an article for the Saturday Night. one
for the Enquirer. and poem incom-
plete on his table for the Iuter-Ocean.
having evidently written it late 10 the
night. He lay down on the bed With
out removing his clothes and died
without an apparent struggle during
last night"
His death will be felt with . pang
Of regret by his many friends here.
While be had his faults, bis many
noble qualities of heart and mind are
not forgotten, and tear will be shed.
especially by the craft, to the memory
Of one who ever extended the hand Of
charity to friend in distress. May
he rest in peace.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07
A Lady Zoologlst's Boxes.

Among the baggage taken from q
train at the Pennsylvania railroad
dePot Yesterday morning were num-
Der Of caxe-like boxes. the property Of
Q lady zoologist. who had just return
ed from the south. A nervous old
gentleman who happened t. pass the
boxes when they were deposited upon
the platform turned pale and hurried
away when he heard Q loud chattering,
followed BY hideous laugh. coming
from the bOxes. The noise attracted
. crowd around the boxes. In the
6rst box vas . large ape, which
grinned at the visitors and chartered
loudly. As the crowd gathered close
he became more loquacious. The next
box contained thirteen small aligators.
which wriggled their tails and winked
upon being disturbed. In another
box were two cockatoos. and the next
box contained an Australian laughing
bird. which greatly amused the crowd.
Another box. marked snakes" was
generally avoided BY the visitors.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07
FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPOPHOSPHlTES.

l. conipo-sd Of ingredients identical with those
which CONSTITUTE Healthy Blood, Muscle and
Nerve. ard Brain Substance. white life itself is
directly dipcn,'ant npVr some of them.
By Increasing Nervous ard Muscular Vgor, 10
will rurs fySpsps'a, feetla or Interrupted action
If the he tTt and pslpst.;IOn. weakness OF Intel
Isr5 caHssd hy grrtf, worry, oyer'sXed n trregu-
,ar habits. BfDn-hitis, Congestion at the Lungs.
ID curs- Asthma, Nturalg Nhoopny Cough,
N.rvG'i~lte-s. AMI - est wonderful adjunct to
oiner remedies IN u~tsining life iuIibg tine pro-
cess ~: irp.hsiia.
TIE ~ ,.endtur. % brain power too early or
too rYly in children often results in physi-
cri d"tiiity, tine use 1T Fellows Hypophosphites
exerts Singular happy effect in such eases.
Bo not be c,erived by remedies hearing . sim
for this ueder any circumstances. For sale by
al, Druggists.
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A Philadelphia exchange says :
An inquest was held on Saturday 10
the case of Mrs. Mary Patterson, the
young bride Who leaped into the
Schuy kill river from Girard avenue
bridge and Vas drowned. No cause
for the act WAS developed. except
that she had been uelancholIy since
her sisters death. Captain Chasteau,
of tho Park Guard, called attention to
the fact that Ill over the city poster.
were displayed BY . story paper show.
ing . young woman leaping from .
bridge, and be thought from Mn.
Pattsrson's weak mental condition
these pictures might have prompted
the idea of suicide. The verdict va
suicide while temporarily insane.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07
he MEANT BUSINESS.
Mr.. T.V. Bruuer Offered One Hun
dred Dollars For Q Wife,
and Got one.
Sunday Kansas City Journal.

Sunday kansas Clty Joufnai.
Mr.. T. v. Bruuer, Of Weatherford,
Tex, is . business man. every inch Of
him, and has demonstrated his business
ability by the shekeIs he has earned in
the cattle trade. He demonstrated il
again the other day when be arrived
at the Grand Avenue hotel, in this
wise 1t seems that he had come to
the conclusion that it was not good for
him to be alone. and the sooner be
selected q partner Of bis joys and sor-
rows the better. He therefore made
the following proposition to M. Rob.
ert Tribble, one Of the proprietors Of
the Grand Avenue hotel: "Ifyou will
find me . wife to suit me iii give you
$780," Mr. Tribble. ever ready to add
to the happiness of his guests, and
especially encouraged by the offer Of q
cool hundred, exerleJ himself in Mr..
Burners behalf. Yesterday be pre-.
scented the case To Miss Mccoy, who il
boarding nj the hotel, and having seen
the odd suitor occasionally, she was .
not unwilling listener to Mr.. Tribbles
story. The question was duly popped
by Mr.. Bruner, the lady with the
usual tremor and hesitating answered
Eyes" aud in day or two they will
be married. The event is only post
poued until the arrival IF some of tn.
groom's friends, who are invited guests
at the wedding.
The happy man who believes in
transacting business and on a cash b.
sis. is sensible. good looking gentle.
man. between Is and 80 years of age.
The prospective bride is a handsome.
brown haired. dark eyed lady. quite
attractive in manner and an amateur
actress Of no mean ability.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07

A thoussnds can testify, there is moth
ing % much to be desired a. perfect sight,
and perfect sight can only be obtained by
using perfect specsscles. c. g. Taylor our
own opsieian, exercises great skill and Pc
tisnee in fitting those needing spectacles,
With eass and comfort To the we.rer. dti
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07
What President Grant Thought CT
Copkllng.

Mr.. Henry saws that Gen. Grant
spoke IN him in the highest terms Of
:Seaator Conkling before his departure
for Mexico. The general contrasted
Conkling with other senators who were
daily imporiuning him TOR personal
fAvors. Conkling. he said, never
sought but one appointment for me,
aud that was Of q minor character.
He visited me freely. but gave no
advice unless l asked for it. When
Senator Conkling called on me l used
to tell him that such and such men had
asked for Office in bis state, and ask him
concerning their qualifications. He
gave mo bis opinions. He always
seemed to be governed by what be
thought was best for the interests Of the
country. His conduct stood in marked
contrast with that Of many other sena-
tors. They were governed mainly by
personal considerations; they we're
plausible aud importunate. Conkling
Was the soul Of honor. and apparent
y had the interests of the country.
which were my interests, solely at heart.
such were the words Of Gen. Grant a.
given BY Mr. John F. Henry. Henry
used to occupy . cottage at Long
Branch, next to Grants. Mr.. Henry
points to the fact that Conkling sign
ed the Window report on transpor-
tati0n - evidence that he is in
sympathy With the anti-monopolist.s-
New York Sun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07
She BATS With Q Knife.

"You do Dot use knife 10 eating d,
youf" exclaimed toaey young 6sdalis
gent of the kid glove persuasion 70 .
Seventh strsst belle ~ he sat bsside her st
the dinner table yesterday. "weil," che
quickly replied. 81 should quicker to artie.
ulate that I do, and il can't 6od knife
hand. nee the plate 10 shovel the eat
sblss 10 With. and If there are no plates I
frequen,ly d,sble up the table cloth and
nee that, or prss the table itself into
SERVES. Whsa I eat 1t hossls the land
lord frequsasly ties rails across The table "a
prevent it leg and al. froa going down
ny aoath. When I a. husgry don't
stsnd o. style. Young oaa If your istss-
,ioss ars nasriooaially isclised. doa';
for minute suppuse that I a. equipped
sith . chick-sdss-dess aps,ise, that ess
- satis6sd b couple Of eAsrriss and .
pea Per day. hasdsd ~ to ny mouth q .
toothpick aud fork. No, cir. vhea ssi
I eat. Please pas The cabbage. sssak, .po-
tatoes, bread and onieas, and bring - On
other CUP Of coffee, plsass." The young
maa u 6guriDg On his ehasca Of setting
bic salsry raiasd bstocs b proposes 70
that maiden.
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". III. MOORE X. NJ. FRAZER.
MOORE & FRAKER.
Practical Accounsante

Practical Accountants,
are prs Iared 10 keep books for any BUSINESS in
the city. open and any kind OF books, ADD
to make settlements on short notice. Once in
city hail. Se.!aha, Mo. Reference, by PERMISSION,
J. 4. Thompson, Cashier First National Bauk
Sedalia Mo-, AlbertPMker. postmaster Sedalia.
No. Correspondence solicited. lx9dAWly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07
sHI1x,B,s cArARRH REMEDY.

marvellous cure Tor Catsrrh. D,phthsris
CAakes mouth and Head Ache. With
each bottle there i IN ingeaious usual In.
jector for the more successful trsatmsns ol
these complaints without extra charge.
Price Soc. Sold By your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07
Her Ear in Her Pocket.

aBIOo or1rpt
One of the most curious cases Of a
serious injury without any particular
attention being paid to it took place
yesterday morning at the Valley rail.
wav depot in Cleveland. Mrs. Emma
Worth, mother Of Mrs. Louis X.
Stone, Of This city. fell down q flight
of stairs in some unaccountable man
ner; the greater portion OF her RICH,
ear was cut I'll. in such q shape that
when she recovered herself the ear
lay on the floor. Parties presen,
urged her to allow them to call q
physician, hut she grittily refused.
To the establishment Of all, the plucky
lady picked the ear up and put it in
her pocket. and covered up The
wound bv placing her handkerchief
over the remaining part Of the mem
her. hoi,.ing the handkerchief in
place with her bonnet strings.
A very strange feature Of the affair
is that while her ear was cut oil as By
knife, no other injury was sustained
not even SD much rs bruise to the
bonnet hing observable. The un
concerned woman took her seat in the
cars ami arrived all right in this city
the handkerchief having become pretty
thoroughly soaked with blood. Upor
hsr arrival here Mr.. Stone at Oncs
called q surgeon and had the wound
promptly attended to, but the ear
which Mrs w. had brought with he,
in her pocket from Cleveland, could
not be replaced. She, however, re
fused to remain indoors yesterday
but vas on the streets, aud last even
ing attended the grand reception al
Senger halle. Her friends earnestly
hope that she may suffer Nd incon
veuience from the injury.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-07

Hooumonts for the BX-0enatoro
CoaklinGs comedy Of rssignasios and
aoo-ssdoessmsnt leads 70 hints froo ill
qsarssss - the hero Of droll display. The
--latest Eev York idea il said to - soas.
thing in this style:
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BrFFALO, N. Y, Feb, 1873.

James ] FeilOss. eq
DrAR SRI have used other prepare
tions Of HvPoPh"phiie', but they do not
compare with Jour, which think il the
best medicine for the nervous sys,e@ ] essr
uses. Feilovs' Ca~poaOd Syrup Of Hopo-
phosphites supplies matter for bone snd
blood, rendering il highly bsst6cisl for
feeble children. Youss Truly.
W.T.. HoRMER.
Editor and Publisher Buffalo Journal.
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To Let.

A very desirable houss in the most Gen.
t.sl location ss McAllisssr SPRING., suitable
Ios . rsslaurans and boarding house. A
good live man esn make money With y
soall outlay for the next four month";.
For particular spply to E L. Phipys.
eosues Of Fourth and Ohio streets.
k34dtf
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Woman'o Wlodon

'6hs Insists that il 10 moss ioportan,
that her fsaily shalt b kept il foil health
then that she shosld havs ill The fashioa.
able drsss and stylss Of TIE TINES. 6hs
thsssfors $50 70 it that sach oso6sr a
bsr family is supplied with ssoaeh Hop
Bisasn. It tbs fut sppssrases Of any syap-
toas Of i'll health, "a pssvsat . e. q sick.
sss With 10 stissdsst sxPssse, care asd
anxiety. All women shesA sxsreiss thsis
visdoo il this vsy."-Nsv Hsvsa Palls-
diu0.
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CLOPTOH DISCHARGED.
Rnd Of Q Malicious Prosecution on
. Serious Charge.

The svidsscs for The defense in the Tun-
-CioPsoe esss vas closed yesterday a.
tsssooa sboui 40 o'clock, and the balance
Of the eveoiss, until $50, vss consumsd By
The si'osnsys in srguins ,hs case. The
epsaiag ssg0osnt - made By Mr.. bar
asss fos ths dsIsass, and lasssd about forty.
I've nisusss. dasing which be made . very
sloqssss and telling spsech. He sss fol-
loved By Col. ssoddy in . speech Of sbou,
ess hours durssisu, q Tie eloss Of which
justice wsbbsr resdessd decisios graft.
isG the seesssd his libsrsy. aud ss.sssins
he costs Of the eass On H. b. Tunnsl, the
prosecuting Viioea.
The svijsscs 20 the pert Of the pro<ecu-
tisa throughout - full VI malice. and
clearly demonstrated the purpose Of bring
Jog the ssit. In justice to Mr. Heard, the
BAsoo takes the liberty to say the sui
would s<ver have bssn bsoush, had he been
eoesoltsi in the frse place.
All the tsstiooay sh0sed that the de-
tssdant, NJ. Clop,os, hsd dons nothing
ooss then b had . perfect right to do. i,
getting bold Of the money which justly be-
logged 10 him.
NJ. Tsa"el. 81 che el".r of the case. ~s'
load 10 the dss0aeistios of the co.r.-
Pusssd By The jus'ics-is honor ably die
ehssyias the dsi~ndsst-.nd Gays he oil
60 bsioss The grand jury and have HIM in
dietsd By that body. He had better 10 ,
little slov about that. however. - . It'll.
100 much ii his pest history 10 kaosn her
fos him to - shls to 90 about defamins
and trying 70 run the character VI gnod
hoss.s mar, such - NJ. C,oPsoo j. knosn
10 L..
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Tor Sale.

A eooplsss eossssy psisting o6es CO..
sals cheap. Il consists Of Wsshisgtoe hand
pceo, Gordon jobbss, typ. easss. ssasds,
imposing ssoees. ssieks ssd typ In abssd-
asce. Address J. WET 0ooDwm,
3Ndu 6sdalla, No.
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AS TO THE SPRINGS.
What O Pilot Grove Merchant Told
Q "Basoo" Reporter this
Morning.

NJ. E H. Hsrris, The PsiscipsI mss
chan, Of PHO, Grove. Cooper eososy, &C.
cowp.ni-d By his sephev. Net. Harris
m.yos u the village, arrived Lea might
froo, . thres weeks visit nj Enrsks
SPRING.. Ark, who're they sese ios shs pu''
pose vi 9. creation.
The morning The elder NJ. Hsrsis VIZ
tied the BAsoO Office aud reportes set q
sork upon him ende.voring 10 learn s"0e.
thing sbout the sov rssovned 6prinss
He stated ihsi they vsss situated II "a
eIevs,iou 10. $50 fees shove the level Of The
ssa and vsrs pic,ars'qusly located.
Repo.i-r-whas = your opinioa. Mr.
H.rris, Of their ~sdicissl qaali,issf
Mr. H.-Frou ny observation ! easso'
hu, speak yell Of them. OF eousss Of The
large aumber Of invalids vh0 arrive there
each week . considss.bled osjorisy Of
them depart without receiving any soediesl
bene6i; but I know Of some missculou1
cures.
Repo'ter-'Csn you give me leo In
siaues.!"
Mr.. H.-"Yss. One case il particular
10 ihsi Of Dr. 'iosaa, . prooiness dsse-
xiss of Nashville, Tenn. He had been TO-
tally blind for sixteen yesrs asd visitsd
the Spring. although b vss doubtful -
to The success Of bic trip. He rsosiosd
three weeks, and 1t the end Of that tins
HE eyssighs vascooplsselS rsstorsd. len,
that kind Of oiraculousr'
The reporter admitted ihst il 80, ssd
asked il there we're any other eases Of this
eharscter, = which NJ. H.rr,s replied:
"Y.s, I k.os II too others thst we're
cured Of blindncss. Nc. E S'ssderies, oi
Sherman. Texss. vas res,or<d ~ eight si'es
.lsi blisdoeas VI s<sentseo year, and Mis-
Jennie Cov.n. from soos point in Kanssa,
had her Sigh, restored, after having the
-un's rays shut ous fog seven year., shrss
months and Eve days
R.porier-"Do the waters cure anything
tut blindness
Mr.. Hssris-"Oh, yes. ] saw several
in.iisids.ls Who el.iwsd they hsd hsss
cure. 81 bad ca-es of cancer. aud from I'll
appearances they told the truth.
R<por,es-Then you ess seeoonesd
the Spring?
Mr.. Harris ! s.id before. there srs
hundreds ubo are not bens6,ted, vhiIs
many Others are sr.so'ed 10 Peritc' health
Mr.. Hsrris s.id he hsd . spIenid siI
aud he w.s nov .eslins much better. He
l~ft for home this morning. rrsdy to sgais
take charge Of his extsn.ivs bus,ne-s.
Thee Syringe. o. 10 yell known, are 10
rated in Arkansas, and to reach them iron
= dAiis IL IL necessary 10 % tn Osveyo
Ka... ibcocr 10 Fierce City. No, thescs
% SeIisD en-, aud irVs there b. stage die
{ snce Of eighteen nsiiss through some of The
toughest s".ds j, the country.