The daily gazette., 1883-09-26
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A Married woman Deserts Ser Highland
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A Married woman Deserts Ser Highland |
For ClsrgymMn,
PoTTsvILLE, Sept. 24.-For some time
past the little village Of Branchdale has
been excited bver the hcandAlou confluct Of
the Rev ". III Meyers, 4 minlsterl Of the
Methodist dsnoTAinaslon, who, theugh
married man, showed decidedly
open affection for Mrs. Ralph Price, q
Young woman aged twenty two the
husband was In Chicago. The scandal
finally became so pronounced that the mat-
ter was brought before congregational
meeting aud the attention of the presiding
elder called to the fact. Mrs. Prices rela-
tiyes aleo sent for her husband, and be came
East and feARd work ~ his trade, paper
hanging hsre.A -,-,.., :,
~, and Price and bis, wife were again liv-
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mother-in-law at Minersville. Before leav-
ing she took her two cbildrep 70 the houss
of her father, Aaron Moore, ~ khis place.
She stated that she. would bel gbne but a
day or 30. She has not been beard from
A Sals teIS Sshind by her states that she
had gone OF withJthe) map lhe loved Ae4til
1t has.beea,diaeovered that the preacher e
also pGsyls0 end 4 a pgy 1Fyporssal ehst
away, toeetbsa The elopement has been
kept outs, 6sf. these meagre details escaped
to-day wheR Price publicly announced that
he would % longer be responsible for debts
contracted by his wife. The families are
highly respected and are plunged In grief by
the. wayw srdness of the.young woman, -.
D Rev. Mr. Myefa WaA abrmebIt ktatiuntd ht
Point Carbon and Minersville, and is a
IpreafBercsf Popy Hhglity: " YHS Pr pearHsa
man, and left behind hln q Vile and six
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Der Of aeqpajntances during her Fesidel ce
theid kit1 ksh Rhkba6d biiortO meeting
with the ministerial Lovelaee. n
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( ,sTocEypN, EA1L Z ESaitorsy 0onstitytipR,
! feirSo flnteNi S6sblde GeotgiA peopl9 that
must write and askiyop 70 thank them ter
the good they have dOheiEhel IAhaet, after
he dies, there ought to be monument
erected "a the memory Of the inyentoF oF dis.
In youf city. For hve long years past have
spent all made, ,spd more toe, in the effort t1
be uysd otAa ybleoli mpIsdy which fase~ing
nv Me Away. 4 tried one physician after
another, and the Warm Springs, the Hot
Sbrints. tae Sulphur Springs, and fnAIly
found myself completely broken down
poIsonSd with scrofula, poisoned with mur
curry, and pronounced incurable by all th'
dCc.ors. In this condition heard through
a friend from the East Of Swiit's specific
Is. s. s. J, which is made in Atlanta, and
took it becaueej felt that Uuder any CIR
eumst.nces | was doomed to die. The frs
three doses OF 1t infused new life into me
ana after taking about twenty dollars
worth, | am new man and rs sound as
dollar. Every vrstige Of the old enemy
pone-my skin is clear, and feel as well o
better than l ever did in my life. Swift
Specific costs high out here, but 1t is wort
$500 per bottle to -ufierers from blood dii
eases. Thank those people for me, and Il
any doubters write me here, care OF tn
Commercial Hotel.
Yours very truly,
HARRY SMITH