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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
The President Still Improving.

EXgCuTIvE MANSION. July 80. $50 a. NJ
The President ct Dyed sr4tfeshing sleep curing
the greater psrt of the nigh.. The slight
febrile riso of yesterday afternoon had subsidized
b. midaisht. and this morning his temperature
is again normal. A gradual Improvement of
bis general condition 10 ell particulars is OBJ
servabIe and is recognized BY himself. His
pulse is now 81. temperature 9S 5, repira
lion is.
Unofficial Bullatin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 80, II a. n.-Dr.
Boynton, Mrs. Gar6sIG's physician, who has
been stopping a! the Ex cl,ive Mansion ever
sluce the President was wounded, says that the
President is decidedly be,tcr this morning than
De has been al any timo sIuca he Has shot, and
that be he's been elevated 10 bed by means Of
pillows aud eaten small quantity Of beefsteak
which was prepared for him by Mrs. Garfield
The President has eXproSstd himself as feeiug
nuca better snd stronger to day than OF ary
time soce the shooting occurred. Ho watched
the clock this morrirg fton sbou: 9 un.il
exactly 9:20 o'c!tcs, at which m9usnt he re-
marked: well, it is now exactly four weeks
sincs was shot," Dr. B,yutoa 10 of opinion
that the progress OF The patient towards recovery
will not to i'm padcd again aud that be is now
we'll 90 the Way. The attending surgeons feel
assured that the Prts;dcutis recovering strepglh
as rapidly RS could be expected, and say that
he is 10 excellent spirits. Generally speaking
the patieot' recovery is considered at present
10 be merely question of time.
lOfhoiaI Bu!lotiu.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July so. 12:45 D. H.
Dr. Hamilton sent the following telegram to
his wife this forenoon
From DR.. Frank Hamilton.
HE 'OCTAGoN." SEA BRIGHT, N. j.:
The PRESIDENT has had pleasant Dipht. He
is now sitting psrsly up in bed while Mrs. Gar,
field is giving him little besfstesk. We are
all 10 the best of spirits, feeiog that his rscov.
cry is almost absolutely assured. (SienedI
FRANK H. HAMILTON.
(Ofcial BulIetip.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July so. 1890 .. m.
The President showed 20 fatigue from the
dressing Of his wound this morning. 1t looks
very vel, and the discharge of pus is satisfec.
tory 10 qunrtlty and quality. His general health
continues gradually TO improve. A moderate
quAnti:y OF solid food has bsen added to bis
nourishncnt and was eaten With relish. A
frame hos been introduced beneath the mattress
OF his bed by which bis head and shoulders
havs bsen elevated somewhat and be cxpressa.
himself IS we'll pleased by the change Of posi-
ton. At prescott his pulse is IS, temperature
9S.5. respiration 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

1t Is moro than probable that Geu. Maho1c
will succeed in bis effort to capture the republi
can State convention, bat should he do so it is
no less probable that even theu bis aims will
be frustrated. Here is what the Valley Vi,-
einiau. the organ of The straightou.s says %
the suffice:
IF it we're possible 10 pack the convention
With the strikers and rctciuers OF the numerous
Federal ofiooholdors which have alli,d them
selves with that Interest. and thus determine
the action of that body, there arc thousands of
republicans in Virgin who would soorn the
treason and despisc the traitors, and manifest
their resentment by either supporting an iude-
pendent republican ticket or remaining agsy
ire II the polls 90 the day of election"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

A Cough, Cold or sore Throat should
De stopped Neglect frequently results in an
lncurable Lung uisease or SOnsump.
ton. Il RIO w N's Bs ONC HaA T.
TKuCHEs DO not disorder the stomach like
cough syruns and haissms. but act directly
OH the tnfiaIned parts, sIlnying irritation,
give !elefiu Asthma, BrOnchtti Coughs,
Catnrrh, aud the THrOat Troubles Shlca
singers ana Public Speakers are sub
iect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have oeen recon- nendsd by physicians,
and always give perfsc; sntisf .clion Having
been tested by wide aud constant use for nesriy
an entire generation. they have attained we'll
merl!ed rank among the few staple remedies OF
the age Sold at 25c. box everywhere. mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

Most people suppose that ary rich ard patri
Otto man, let alone republican y. s. Senator.
who believes IN free schools, fair elec!iocs and
I1st laws faithfully administered withcu; par.
TALLY OF race or CASTE will subscribe literally to
fu1d for securing these benefits to the people
Of that portion of tho common country hat is
not blessed with them. We are sure if the
rich men Of Vreioia believed that their fellow
citizens 10 Ptnnsyvaoia were deprived of tho
blessings to which We aIlude they would
contribute freely toTard any measure iotend d
for their relief. But Mr. Joho |. Mitchell, of
PenIsylvsnia. is not an ordiosry man, for
though he Is rich, and patriotic. and q United
States Senator from P1nnsylyani., and though
ho believes ths. the people of VirsiDia do not
now eDjoy the blessings referred to, bat would
if General Malone were successful, he contents
himself, With saying, in letter upon tho sub.
j'ct to a prominent. Mshonite.
God speed the Coalition movement in your
State, and | regret Ve-y much that | cannot
myself contribute to It's SUCCESS.
Mr.. Mitchell does we'll to keep bis money 10
his pocket, for the OF sc:s about which his
words but not bis deeds show him to be soli,i.
tous arc alrca;y secured; but mao holding his
distinguished position should have pids if not
sense enough to prevent him from reuderisg
himself ridiculous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

CURIOUS CELESTIAL VIslTols.-A $50 lasI
Monday evening comet. or at least what hid
the aDpoarsLc, of one, passed ever L,ucsboro'
Mlou.. 10 nor!bWesserly direc!ioo. that to all
appearances was within easy range of gun, so
close WAS it to the Garth. 10 shape i. re5embled
sky rocket, only of far greater magnitude and
brlllispcy. The head appeared to BIZ a ball Of
white fire about ten inches 10 diameter, followed
by fan iiks tail Of 8 gold5n lin1e. It ap
peared to be ubou. forty feet long. From the
tlmo 1t btcame visible il remained 10 Wow less
than t@o minutes. 1t pissed direc IL through
space With not the slightest deviation from lis
straight Curse. aud with wonderful velocity,
1t was observed BY only few peopIe 10 Lanes
b0ro', but thoss who beheld thcRrsndt ur of the
spectacle will uevsr forgetits uneq1aled beauty
At Minneapolis those on the street who hop.
pened to be looking westward saw 90 unWou,ed
and beautiful sight, q h=r7 body, having o
bright, f1Wiug, distinctly defined head aud
Icing stresmpg tail, pass slowly over The city,
Its motion bein apparently less rapid than so
ordlnary skI rocket. which, 10 fact, it rose N b.d
except that its hsfy train WAS somewhat less
than that of rcckot. LIS drectiou Was almost
due north. aud its Course could be distinctly
traced until tho Intervening houses or trees hid
IL from sight. From the time of it's appear
aIoa uutil i. had passed out of view tits various
Iy estimated that from three quarters to q
minute aud half elapsed, during which hun,
dreds g.z ID aud wondered at its Singular an
peErircs aud apparent nearuess, and specuIsted
as to its IMPOSITION and destination
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
The French Troops sfrica

three columns OF French troops which will start
from Sh!da, Seldom and Geeyvlle, will be d.
rected towards Mtcheris, where sn en.renched
camp will ba established, which will serve as
base OF operations for the CREST e. probationary
column which will march during the autumn
through algeria as far AS Fiauig, Morocco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Heavy Rain and Great Damage.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandra Gsz.tto. J
ROUND HILL. Va, July 80. - The rain
last night mado washous of six TO
twelve fest on the tur- pike. on the 3 Tie
R dge. west sce. for quarscr of q mile,
1t also did grea: deal of damage in Smokers
vile, flooding ADD carrying away the stable oil
Mr. Walter O.burn, ard destroying new
buggy belonging 10 Mr. H. G. Lyon, one
horse wagon belonging to VIM. B. Chambliu
AID totally destroying Mr.. Ftalk 0 burns ian
yard, together with .gres: many gardens.
Much other damage was done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
A4re representatives 10 representative country

49, ASbiooSSsniifcsl IL aicpEeSeul6tiVe Country
nro always 1T representatives. of their COZ.
sltuen1s, the republican party Of New York
must have fallen very far from lis once high
estate. for when that party elected Mr. Miller
to the Senate it not Only chose for its repre-
sentative 10 the highest coutcil of the patton q
man who, 90 the evi!s:co of lis own Liouten.
eot Colonel, deserted tho army in the face of the
enemy, but who since then hiss b,en detected in
the ac' of prostitu.ing bis position as q member
of the U. S. House Of Representatives to the
low purposes of his own indvidua! gains as q
wood pulp manufacture
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
France.

PARIS. July 50.-A SpulIer (r.pubic,o,) on
the closing OF the Chamber of Deputies, said
The republic can only be Consolidated by giving
IL as basis the brosdes:. treess aud most en-,
llgh.ened democracy. The couo,r2 yesrns for
very radical rotyrM. Tne Casmoer OF 1881
will be instructed to give the government all
the strength necessary to accomplish tie re-
forms which the oouotrg demands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

WILMINGTON, (D,l,l Daily Republisanl.
a great Dame has been made BY ST. .cobs
Oil in Wilmington. Among h. ales. cursg thst
1t has effected ID that CT John L,ogrcnr,
residing OF POI East Third stree. Mr.. Lun-
green is well AID t.v,raby knowu in Wimlap-
on He is y years of age and said that ebout
Is years ego be cut his foo:, tc,iplog off tho
top down to the bare joints. The cut developed
lnto acu:e rheumatism from which he at tunes
suffered the most nxctuca.log pain from bis
toes up TO his head. lie los, ms,y nights
sleep aud many DAYS work 90 account of
it. Hearing that s.. jacob; Gl Vas making
m'ny cures. be purchased bottle. The first
application relieved him ard he has been
getting betterever siron. The rheumatism hes
entirely left him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

The reported probability of the Bslln Mis-
sloD being given to Dr.. Sciutz must be ca,
nard. This country, 10 its dealings with foreigc
nations, has been glil;y of much silIiuess aud
many Indie 'otions, bu. all of its previous i'm
prcprielies would be cast 10 the shtd,, by the
grstultous insult Of Seeding as its accredited
Minister to Germanya former ci:;zsn of that
couosty. one so obnoxious to its Laws that be
had to flee to escape their penalty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
q, GtSIfiibetii..

PARIS, July 3O.-M. Gambet.a will mako a
political speech at Tours on tbs / Of Au,u,t.
als principal effort, however, Will bs at B.e-
Vile. Tere temporary structure, capable of
oontalrlog II 600 electors. is beug erected. III.
Gambetta will mako one or to journeys into the
iro31nces, and. after tho elecuoo. will spesk at
various other pltc s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Hnr7ns,tDn

NEW YORK, July 30.-rho Herald TO day
publishes ap Interview ooo of it's reporters mad
yesterday with Hartmann, the u.bllss Il
takes 40 over one of that papers pages, and
gives tul particulars of ;ho dif.reut plots 10
Kill the Czsr-lhe blowing up OF railway trains,
the winter pslac3 atteup: and tbs faal Staying
of The Czar last March.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Confessions.

OoNsTANrIN0PLE, July 80 -Au ofiois c5m
munlosliop LII 1sbed 10 Turkish papers states
that Mahmoud Plsh aid Nou,i Pasdn, brothers
inslav Of The murdered Ab6ui Az;z. addressed
petitions TO the SuI,an. corfessing their crime
and asking cemency co tho ground that the
coosplrators ec:ed under orders Of Mursd
P.sh1 Tho succeeded Abdul Aziz) and that
this led to the Communication Ct their sentences
Of death to exile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Terrific EXPLOSION.

New YORK Juy 3O.-A1 explosion CO.
Cured at Ehret's bravery to dsY, doing $3.50.
900 damages. The entire roof OF the ueat wing
of the building was b!oTn into the air snd
collapsed. Fire broke out Gu! was ex!iogushed
by employees. No one was seriously Injured.
The explosion took plscs on the fifth fsor.
Had it occurred near the ground the entire
building would have :en wrecked,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Jewish EXiieS.

LONDON. Juy ga Wanna dispatch 10
the Stardard says: 10 consequence OF the nun
Der OF necassitous Jows irom Russia, Auslris
and Germeny going to Spain, tho Spanish au.
oassador a. this oouri has published notice
that while Spalo is wiling to afford every pro.
tectloo TO refugees. sh, oanaos undertake to sun.
port them,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. July 3O.-Tte barometer IS
highest 10 Nova Scotia SGD laEcst 10 Montana.
Tne tenn pera ura has risen slightly in tho Ohio
valley and tho uppct Lake rcgilu; else shere it
has remained s,atansrf. Local raias are rer
po.t.d from New E lglsud and the N jr!h Caro-
liua ooes!. E.sttrly winds continue 10 the
Gulf S;s'es and lowsr Like region, and North.
esster!y Winds 10 New England the Middle and
Sou,h Atlantic States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Strike at a Humber hIilI.

CeDENsBURG N. Y, July 31.-Two hundred
yard men, working Of the lumber mills OF Skill
ings Whitney aud Barnes, struck yesterday for
LIS per day. They were getting l.lO No set
Element has been reached. Several men who at.
pied TO work, were attacked and injured.
The mayor has been called on to preserve order
End pro.ec. property
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

The rapport that the ioferoal mlahiues sent
to Liverpool ware made at Psotis. ILL.,, creates
great excitement there, and is generally be.
lieVed. ?. W. Cfowo, who Was supposed to be
implicated 10 their manufacture, deuiss having
made them. but says that he kaoRs who did.
They were msdo at ORourk='s factory, on
South Washington street. They we're of iron
and zInc, 10 sections. The machinery and dyns
mite we're supplied 10 New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Execution

LEADvILLE. Co.,, July 30.-Frauk Gib,rt
and MIrfiok RosaDgtaots we're hanged yNster-
day morning 10 the presarc, Of 1000 people.
Kcsancrsnts declared his inncc noe while Gil
bert pleaded self defence. Everything won't eff
quietly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Coming Marriage.

LONDON July 30-Tne London correspon-
dint OF the Manchester Gu.rdan snys: have
reason to believe that before the eud OF the
scar the Duke of Argyll will marry the widow
OF the !sts Hoo. Angus! as Arson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

The present boom 10 assassination will be
likely to revive the extensive trade 10 shirts of
mil carried 90 10 the N,rth during the civil
war. 1T the pattern has been lost We have one
'oat was tonnd 10 the house occupied by a
prominent Federal officer in this city, which We
wall gladly lend to anybody contemplating re-.
pival Of the business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Strike.

LONDON. July 81, The operative chainmak.
eis In statordahire and vicinity, have decided to
give notice to-day of strike if relura to the
former rate of wages is no. conceded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
COMMUNICATED.
Whicb, BHll Rum Or Manassas :.


According TO S9uthern accounts, it hos here-
tot0re been understood that tw) battles wete
fought 10 July, 1861, the first 90 Thursday. the
18th, which they called the Bull Run battle"
because it took place Immediately 10 tho vicio,
" of that BNl!y stream. principally 90 it's eas-
cru side, ct least so far as the iorujets were
concsroed. c,ll them iotrudeIs hsasuse,
properly speakirg thy we're not the Uolted
States army. there being very little union. in
the original ssuse of that wcrd its glory hsvirg
departed, ADD renalLS depsr I'd, aud is likely to
continue 50. unless the spirit and principles of
the old abolition party. which struck the first
blow at constitutional l!bsr,y 90 this continent,
caa be thoroughly eracaat.d; sud that party
rules nog, call It ty what rstney@u may Dsoiel
Webster uever uttered mure truihlu warning
end prediction .hau when he tod The people of
Boston THAT II ever that party got control CT
the Government they you'd override the Com
siltulloo and pass any laws that suited their
purpose7,' which has been literally fulfilled
a good deal more might DO added 10 this
conu"xion, bu, lei Us re,uta to the question ct
issue.
Tho other bst!lo was fought on Sunday. July
2lat, three days after the Fl st, aud lhls they
[SOuthcrcers! called tho frs. battle of Alsnas-
MO VI tbe DtueT Slue, NOTtOerE people,
i.no1ioc two battles, or grouping two into oor
| clll it the battle OF Bull Run" sl.horE1 thcte
was go lotelv.l CT Ihree days.
Again the question rncucs which was il, Ms
nas5,s or Bun Run? The G<z"ttc ITnu:si.y,
Juy 2lS. seems to have yielded TN. nOiot, or
| this artIcio would not hsvc been Eritt,r. To
| an impartial locker 90. tho thought might vriy
naturally ccaur, di mol tha claimants FIJI "Bull
Run' make mistake in the uamo OF the bat
| ITO, nar0cu!,riy Ghou it is rem inferred shat q
| Ou!ly' rla they made in their ''cu to Wash
| ineton." instead of "on to r ohmood" Tek
! irg this view Of tho matter, might not tho
claimants fer Manassas have generously yielded
| their preference aud dubbed the wnol, thirg
the Bully Rao battle p particularly wher il
ls rem NIB red that some of tho Ruaners m dc
| much Iourer ruo than tho oliSiual ''cld Rua."
aud run homo, s,O'l. & that they had been or
dered to fall back aud hey had not hesld the
order counternauded. Perhars it m ks tut
little difference Doa by shat cam, son call il, or
| whether by two names. bu. let the truth Of bis.
tory be vindcated.
Although twenty years have p:s cd away
slnce the exciting Goes Of thos, days. the sad
| memories have not passed away, ard vii not,
50 long as SOY vcstg3 OF Daniel Wcba,,r's
prophecy romslns Agtin tn, qles.ica. "Bull
Ruo" or "Msnassss" WHICH?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

At McBURNEY's STORE exoursion;sts can pat
anything they need 10 the line of Pickles
LUNCH AND PoTrED MEATS, SARD1NEs. Gov,
DIMENTs, CONFECTIONERY, 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

fERsoSsHHo DO NOT PAY THEIR CITY TAXES
By Monday next, AUGUST lsr. will mt ba.sn,
titled to the DISCOUNT OF 5 PER CENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

Your Own FAULT IF You Miss REAn1Yc
1HIsssa Best PRINTS Tor 10 days for sale Al
and +, at |. EICHBERa's, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

Marriage licenses were issued in Washington
yesterday 10 John F. McGeorge and Virginia
a. Kedmsn. both of Richmond, Vs.. and al.
bert Hardin and Amanda Dester. bo,n NJ Mont.
gcmery county, Id.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Death Of George Borrow,

LONDON, July 30.-Tne death is aprourc ID
OF George BorroS, auther OF "rhe Bible in
Spain, and we'll known for bis association With
ggpsies. eyed IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
ERiIure

BcsToN. July 30-A special FROM Norwich,
Conn, says: The Norwich Pistol Company, q
ioint stock corporation, having its msnufsctory
st Norwich Falls, has closed its doors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

Andrew White, Minister at B ,rliu, has ten
dered hs resignation. to take tffeot Aupus,
p. at which time be will return to the u u>
ted States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

manufactures and cur city. by its proverbial
healthfu' ness, erest accessibility and in rst-
uatiou for morality, affords every advantage
for sucb schools. Our citizens Should give them
every encouragement 10 their power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
DIED.

AT WOODLAND, July q. Of choler. 1fsntun.
hATTiE g., younges! child of VIM. Hunter,
jr., sged months.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-08

~ 4 NOT "a everyday occurrence that -
nave 70 note. and Il i no: without many pre-
edent@. though The instance differs il some
respects from similar deeds which are record
"a 70 the honor Of business men. IN ~. :
nrm failed owing : note held b. I New YORK
pspk. which bore the Endorsement Of 4 no<ton
nrm- which also stopped pay menf during me
panic fe~ days since the bank In New
York was called upon by = representative
"a one 81 the indor<crs with ! statement
o. ne Transaction which upon referring
" the books u the hanx- vas found
% oe correct b gentleman 20 me a<ron-
isnmenf a The oiicIal>. STATED that be ~ a.
'norixed ~ the BOSTON gentleman % pay the
p.'nc'p<i ana interest. and thercnpor hand
81 : cheek for tls0ol vhich 49, fonna "a ~
correct. The bank officers ~ that shey IVA
NJ legal claim 20 the amount. rhaf the hank
ma changed IL charter. and had itself e.
financial difficulties. hut the ron
'emAn ASSURE them thar bic orders were
ptrcmptory. md the money vas accented.
ne name % the gentleman was not made
pubic To- many reasons. bur II d 4 deed
worthy ~ being Observation-Disclosures kourla-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-08

Ans- ELLES = DrSSELr- supposed 10 b. n
me inst stages % Q presumption. has Just hem
cured. ~ che believes. by prayer. she 49,
nr-s taken sick last Christmas. but rof better.
ana became able % walk about the house. n
February. however. -he was arain taken sick.
snd compelled % take q her bed A physician
was called and pronounced 4 = case II genera
debility. which might drift into quick con-
sumption she grcw rapidly worse. and b.
came unable p feed herself. One week axo
iasf Wednesday night Nh. Dunnell deter.
mined 70 ~ The eficacy or prayer. Being
herself : dcvout Christian, <hc hai Iii thr
faith. but, - shc told the reporter. never ma
prayed with such carnc<tness q shc dId that
night IN ne morning q I'VE O'Clock h<r
prayer seemed granted. for che appeared %
oc and fclf herself perfectly well. - shc
her attendant. and arisinx from her
bed. On which, : day before. she wAs unable ~
red herself. she dressed herself. ana an hour
after atc breakfast win thc family. Upon
re Following Sunday enc attended church
three times. and since has made many cails
Upon ncr fr.ends--Bath tN<y independent