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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

A so BIBLICAL PRIEE.-The publish.
ers Of R1ttsdes's Monthly offer twelve val
liable rewards in their MoztAly for Rebrus
ary, among which IL the Scllowing
We will give 5000 70 the person telling
u which is the longest verse 10 The Old
Testament Scriptures BY February l0th,
1884. Should two or moro correct answers
be received, the Fsusfd will be divided.
Tho money will be forwarded 70 ths win
ner February 18th, 1854. Persons trying
for The reward must ssnd 20 cents In silver
(no postsgs stamps tAkenl with their an
swer, for which they will receive The
March Monthly. in which the name and
address Of the winner Of The reward znd
the ccrroct answer will BE- published, and
In which several more valuable rewards
will Be offered. Address Rullsdgs Publish
ing Company, Easson. Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

--Ciearacld county has phenomena in
1he shape of A turtle. About eight week
ago the head Of 10 Wa severed roc IL.
body and up 70 TgeslAy Lac, its'ill showed
signs of life. II touched upon any pagt of
the body II wiih3raws iis feet, moves its
tail and withdraw iu neck.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

-Aessrs. Bunnell x Aikens have
very hDe selection of solid gold watches,
Jewelry and full line Of silyerware.
which they offer cheaper than any other
store ia BellefoDte.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31
glle Ceatre 9etl1ufrat.
Thursday N MOrning, January 81, 1884,

CoaaEsroSpEScs cont aiming important pevs, solicit
"A from any part Of the county. No communtcHtNns
ss,rtsi unless aeoom painted By tho real name Of tue
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

An immense gathering assembled a.
the Brockerhof House on Tuesday evening
to attend tho Grand Ball given by the
Window Glass Workers Association Of
this place. Every effort was put forth to
make 1t grand success ,land their expects
tions we're more than realized The com.
mittFe in charge wero untiring In their ef.
foru TO make ii pleasant fer every one
and the First Annual" will be remem-
bsred by many as one Of the most enjoy
able events that hss ever taken place In our
vicinity. The music furnished by the
Adelphio orchestra was excellent The
calling" by our good-nAtured friend
Samuel Ryan, was distinc. and pleasing to
the ear.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

III you are IN want Of good, comfort.
able homemade boot or shoe, call At A ],
@. Noli's, near the passenger depot.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

Stamping In the very lstest style and
warranted TO not rub out, =, ] u. White
msns, Busb House Block, High street,
Bellcfonte, Pa. 4.it
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

AucTIoEEEE.--The undersigned. The
fastest and beet salesman IN Central Penn
sylvHniai having more than fl1eafv yeags
experience in selling Farms, Farm STOCK.
Merchandise etr, OFFER bis services to The
citizens Of Centre ard sd dining counties
~ Firti-clats SalefmAn. Charges reason.
able, Address JosErH J.. NgTF.
Roland.
a-"m. Centre county, Pa
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MARRIAGES.

-MeaINIE ET a--At fhs fst1runs 81 fhe trIdf's
fssrrnta au tbe evening" tf thr get met - the
E-v Gs8. reEhyparkst. HF q. Hay sa3 Mics
ssllis MsGinisy b.tk e Bfilsflufs. Pa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

A PLEASANT SuRPKIsE.-On Thursday
evening, January q, the Presbyterian
congregation Of Pine Grove Mills made q
raid" in force on tho patronage, taking
the Rev. w. &. Kuhn and family com
pleiely BY surprise. The hour Of meeting
was TO have been O'Clock 2. ", bat ow-
ing TO the inclsmency Of the weather It
was about an hour later before the people
assembled, started for The Euha hunt. The
ladies took baskets loaded full and running
over With good ibjbgs, and The necessary
articles Of life and the gentlemen fol.
lowed with aour, sacks Of corn, oats, po,a-
toes and Apples, dried aud canned fruits
even some Of the reat cash was found
among the packages, and a Handsome eight
day clock VAS placed upon tho mantle.
The extremely bad weather prevented
many from attending, but have since cent
10 their donations. 4 few very appropri-
ate remarks we're made By the worthy pas.
tor thanking the donaiors very kindly FOR
their generosity, and the spirit m which It
was made.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

MnLHEIn IrKHs.--All The go--sleigh-
ing parties.
Elk. h0 GOms notion Of learning
milling.
The prottaeted meeting In The Evangel-
ical church is slill in progress With coed
results.
J.F. II. says he IA no candidate for
Squire.
II. Bartholomew house Is nearing COM
pletion on Penn street
The scarlet rash is making its appear
anes among the children In and about
town.
I'd Frank, the counter jumper in The
hardware store, thinks Of going west in
the spring. I'D must have struck bon
anza out there. How Is Il, Ed
The cards are out for 3 fashionable we'd
ding on Main street.
Cam r. thinks Of taking The Star A.
stFol troupe 10 Europe.
Rumof has Il that Grifs agent i scout
kicking the bucket Perhaps news a sel,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

This weeks arrivals--oommon and
blue prints, dress and Ans apron gingbAms,
musllns, etc., ct Germans.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31
DIED.

CoURTTH- 81 Tsr'ssuls pee ieh. 1855. sherman
7. ssu = " , aui Msv Cesg5,r, eyed u
Yeap
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

The season after the Holidays is gen.
orally duIl with the Tailors. We are Of
fering extra inducements in fose prices. We
have given large orders, and the neso
goods are nov coming "a. Leave your
order now. MONTGOMERY q Co.,
Tailora.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

---Cclored bordered handkerchief
cents at Garman's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31
HOMES FOR SALE !
Come and Huy

come ana Buy.
q ACRES ON FIFTH AVENUE.
in whole or lots.
A TWOS STORY BRICK
on Allegheny Street.
A TWO-STORY BRICK
% High street.
On Thomas street.
A TWO STORY FRAME
On Willow Bank street, $500
\ TWO.STORY FRAME
On Willow Bank street, 5000
A TWO-STORY FRAME
Ou Bishop street,
All in the Borough Of Bellefonte.
Bar Terms Mate E5rg.
BOND VALENTINE.
b J.3m. Real Estate Agent.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

Very latest style hats and caps al
Lewin's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

PENH's VALLEY SoTEs Tho excellent
slsshing Of The psst three week. has made
our valloy musical with tho jingle Of the
sleighbell', ard has Alec afforded our farm
ers the best opportunity for marketing
their grain. Il During the psst two vcahs
,bousan5s upon thoufands have been
boagb, and shipped OF by the grain dcal-
ers Of Spring Mills and Cohurn Some
days a single grain housc a. Spring Mile
has taken 10 over two thousand bushcls --
The extreme cold weather hss stopped aIl
building operations In our li;ls railroad
ci'y. The wall Of The prospective Grange
ball stands undnishsl, = memorial OF the
diiaiorinoss OF The mason who didn't push
hrs wotk.--JAmcs Kcunelly's prospective
furniture emporium stands on resu-no
wall under il and no roof over it--Mc-
Ciinuc & RHrick's largo double house Vas
ready FOR the plssierers when the cold
wea,her Get in and It ALEC stands "ih statute
quo. Henry Richard disagreed with HE
employer. Bought lot early one morn
ing aud before diuner bought = house st
Farmers Mile, which he intends moving
70 Spring Mills s--JOhn Long, living on
one Of the Allison farms, was upset fee
days ago by sheep aud striking bis eide
AgAint. 8 door post received injuries which
have confined him 10 bed ever since. --Jno.
Caldrcn has received the contract 10 build
two school houses, one at Farmers Mills,
the other along tho Brushvalley road,
about mile from the penn's Greek caves,
--Eliss Fsttsron has sold bic farm near
Brush Mountain 70 Daniel Bsrtges Tor 500
per acre. A pretty big price for farm
land, bot then Il gives Mr.. Bartges three
farms Of sEos'Iss; land In one block.
Samuel Krspe will be the tenant. Mr.. Ret-
tsroG moves 70 Spring Mills, whore be
will live a. : retired fsFBsrs--Jno. Stover
Is learning the mysteries Of The click OF
The telegraph In the Office Of ID. Wallace
Duncan. Mr.. r. II. Duncan is making
bic home At Milton. More anon. -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

--Cellnloid cuffs and collars, all sizes.
al Lewin's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

ALI winter goods al reduction
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

--Lewin's Phila. Branch is the place
10 buy clothing cheap.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

-wilson, McFarlAno X Co, call A,ten.
iion 10 the only reliable Ready MiHec
Paint IN the market Tho Pioneer Pre-
pared PHir: IL no. Snly superior 10 any
Ready Mi1ei Paint sold bat rivals pure
uhite lead in its smoothness in working
and durability. This paint is guaranteed
BY the manufacturers not 10 crack or pee
within three years. The guarantee IL not
only good for replacing the paint but II
will be put on II u should crack or peel
within The time specified. II will be &c
vout interest 10 call and see wilson, Nc.
Farlane & Co, before purchasing either
wsite lead OF any other Ready Mixei
Paint.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

View line Of embroideries to arrive
next week, at Garman's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

-,Lowcstpri Everything new aud
fresh, at Garman's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

Good ginghams, five cents per yard,
at Garman's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

New embroideries at GaTman's.
Mems under shirts % cents at Gar.
mans.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-31

All of our Winter goods must Be sold
10 make room for Spring stock. Call early
and get bargain. Overcoats At cost ard
special reductions In ell Of our goods for
the next 30 days. Respectfully,
LEwIE a Co,
Allegheny street, Bollefonte, Pa. 81
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Winter stock must 60. Special
bargains at Lewin's.
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Personal.

Mr.. s. A. Stoyor, the tombstone man,
hes beon on the sick list for the past week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Glenn, OF near
Rrock Springs, celebrated their Rltieth an
niversary of married life at their home on
the 23d, ult.
s. N. Buck and family departed for
their homo in Chicago Monday evening.
Mr. Jacob and Emsnuel Eisenhuth, of
Millhoim, favored our sanetum with their
presence on Monday. Come again.
We had Il pleasant call from Squire
Carlin, Cook Condo, r. z. Barker and
Mr.. Zeigler, of Rebersburg, on Monday.
Mr.. Jno. j. Marten, of Nttany Hall,
favored US with call on Friday last.
Mr.. Philip Csrris, pleasant gentleman
of Miles township, was In town Monday.
Ira L. shafrsr, of MAdiaonburg, "took
in" our little city on Saturday last.
Joe Miller, of Beech Greek, is again
clerking for Geo Blackford.
Mr. Mark Mooney, of Millheim, Is now
located At Snow Shoe, Pa.
Mr. Henry Myers and wife, Of Buffalo
Run, paid IA short visit to our little city
Monday
Mr.. w. II. Fry, prominent citizen Of
Pine Grove, ''peeped" in 10 see US Toes
day. Come again.
Mr.. John C. Miller, OF the firm of
y c. Miller & Co., OF this place, received
the appointment of book keeper at the
nail works. Mr.. Miller is very clever
and obliging gentleman, and we scarcely
know whether TO congratulate Johnay
or the company upon this acquisition.
Mr.. /. $ FrSin, the gen,emanly land
lord Of the National Hotel, Millheim, Pa.
We are glad TO say will remain at his old
stand for at less, another year. Mr.. Frsin
has built up very nice trade, and his ho-
tel is quite popular.
Mr., II s limerick a former citizen q
Walker township, but who has for The past
nineteen years been located In the west, is
engaged in the mercantile business at Free.
port, III. Mr. limerick cIerkcd for the old
frm Of Mcssrs Brown & Cooke in Belle
fon,c, in 1923. An other brother, We
believe, l. located Al TWIN Gram Kyfs
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THE bTULEN sUuOOxER.
The Nate Of the Vessel Held 10 Appear

AHe Uate OF tue Vessel Held to ApDear
l1- at Court.
KEY WEST, FLA, August 1. = Mate
Walker, ofthe Julia Baker, who has been
persona'iug Capt. L,wis, the dead master
ol that vessel, was to-day arraigned before
Commissioner Locke on charge Of run.
ming away with the vessel and disposing Of
the cargo. The testimony proved the
master was sick when the vessel sailed and
continued 50 six days. o. the sixth day
the man at the wheel saw the captain fall
from his chair in the cabin. He was
picked up, by the mate and
steward aud laid on 9 mattress on
the cabin ,o.. They then. administered
something TO him from bottle. The mrs.
ter died in q few minotez The mate q,
once changed the vessels course 80 as to
reach the Bahama lelands. She wss orip.
inally bound for Trinidad. Arriving a.
Fortune Island tho mate sold deck load
OF: lumber and then went to Insu.
va, where he sold soma Aour and
bread. The vessel was then taken
to an uninhabited islaod, where gae
met y small schooner. The meeting had
probably been arranged at Inausa. Later
the vessel took on board 120, barrels OF
Hour and departed, Mate Walker going
with her. Walker returned with her In a
few days, having been able to sell only
twelve barrels Of -four. He gave the ANAL
schooner twenty barrels for its services,
and abe Left. -
The steward ran away in her, jumping
on board over the Jolia Bakers stern, The
latter came directly to this port, where The
balancs al her cargo Of 4 ,ur was offsred fpr
sale at i've dollars q barrel. Walker was
neld In $1,000 Tor trial at tho November
term o! court. :"
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NEWS ~ BRIEF.

Postmaster General Grc1ham 1eturned to
Washington from Indiana yesterday.
l. ia eltimated that expenditure Of the
Postt flee Department for the te1t fiscal
year will exceed the receipts by three mil.
lion. 81 - EtFN 81, ~
A heavy gas vein was struck yesterday
afternoon on the property Of Park Brcs 4
Co., steel manufacturers, Pittsburgh, at =
depth Of r,575 feet. (,
The leading coal producers Of Kentucky,
Tennessee and Alabama met yesterday at
Nashville. The meeting W.T. large, forty
companies being represented. The object
waa to form Southern Coal Ae1ocis.ion.
Only preliminary business YVES transacted.
Graf, Huyus L Com pany's stove foundry
Of Pittsburgh, will to day resume at the old
wages, alter o suspension OF ten weeks
The strikers are jnbilaut, and claim that
within q week every foundry in the city
will 6e running and paying the wsges de-
msnded. as= o.w @'.,' All 49,. ..t y
Tweuty.three occupants ri tenement
on Charlton street, New York, were en-.
dapgered by dte yesterday morning, bp,
narrowly escaped in their night clothes ,by
ladders from The street and by fleeing ia
the root Nearly oil we're slightly buroed
but no lives were lost. aa
Lewis Pdteraon, sr., one Of Pitt,burgh'e
earliest aud most prominent business men
died yesterday morning in his 93d year:
Mr.. Peterson WIS ona Of the psop,ie,ors ol
the Pennsylvania Daily Aduco,., the t,rs
daily ever published there. Hs formed
the hrst Board Of Trade, manufactured the
first cottos, and was largely Interested in
the iron industry. He ',ned the Me sonit
order in Philadelphia III 1912 and went e
Pittsburgh the year following. .-
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BIG BILL K[NNEY'S
CASE ON TRIAL At WEST UNION.
Tho Great Iassrsst Tsksa In III aa.e,r-k Aoeh
Contempt cA's Pointing 10 +. Hora,-A rrs'.
tl.r, Pat and Whtsr CAuzat Ia the
.r Asahss OF iks Law ~ HN,oa.
Heeiol DypoteA 10 Lae 1n.e.lk,eno1,

Special Dlspateh 10 Me 1nlel2lena1.
WEsr UNION, W. Va, August 4.-Bis Bill
kinney's case Is now in progress here. The
evidence closed last Friday. speeche.
were msds on Saturday by J. Y. Blair, 70,
the State, and G. W. FArr and John Basel,
the defense. Ths argument was resumed
this morniug by Judge Stuart, on the par.
Of the defense, who spoke until noon. The
Hon. john A. Hutchinson consumed tho
afternoon In his speech in behalf OF the
prisoner. He spoke in his usual mastery
manner. Judge Edwin Maxwell speaks to.
morrow morning, and Ool. Ban Wilson
closes tor the State in the afternoon.
The case is attracting general attention.
Notwithstanding this being the busy sea.
aon Of the year farmers from this and ad.
joining counties are in ATTENDANCE in large
numbers. The court house Is crowded dai.
ly. The hotels are filling this evening with
strangers who are coming in from dis.
lance to wait in anticipation OF to.morrov's
event It is expected that Col. Wilson will
make a big etf,rt in his closing speech.
The case is being contested inch by inch.
Its conduct has shown much ability and
he spesches 80 far have been unusually
,ble. (, Il ia expected tina! the case will be
'iven TO the jury to morrow evening.
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LONDON. August 4-Tae particulars Of
the collision and sinking ef the steamer
Dione in the Thames Saturday night state
that there were great many pleasure
passengers on board the vessel. It was
clear moonlight night. The colliaion oc.
cured about midnight with the large iron
steamer Camden, jus! c cf Gravesend. The
large port side was atove in and the vessel
keelsd over and sunk in two minutes.
Those saved rushed on deck and jumped
overheard ha}f.dressad and were rescued
by tugs. The scenes were hsartIe nding
Ine ladies mpiorsd the men to save their
children. Many women were carving In.
tsnts. One mother placed her infant on
floating crate. The crate dtiited away, but
was found later off Thamea Haven with
the infant alive. Tse Captain was saved,
but vas badly hurt. ~
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AmALaAn >rLD CosvEnrlog
TO be Held In Pttaburgh-The Hns,ucss
5Sgf'sErl 10 be C0nAtdered. a ycIE aT

TO be Held In Pi,tabnrgh-Tho Bns,ncss
/. TO be ConAtdered. ylNH 10
PlT7sBURoH, August 1.-The ninth an.
nual convention Of the National Lodgea Of
the Ama)gamated Association will NEE.
tomorrow, Angus. S. at 10 o'clock in tho
Penn Incline Hall. Rstween 17s and 200
delegates are expected to be present. Rap
resentatives will be present from sa far
west as California and all through the
Western cities, south from Alabama and
Tenneegee, and east from Maine and Can.
ads. The gathering will no. be as large as
the one formerly held, bnt will rival in i'm
portance any previous National convention
Of the association. Some Of the most i'm.
portant questions ever presented at any
meeting are to be settled. Among the in
t1ica,e problema which will come up for
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discussion and displeition 10 the erIen.
sSaa s.on O. lhe association in the Esst, and tho
ADOPTION ei more vigorous policy 10 The

;lI''oA m;lIp y ~ thole vigorous policy Ia The
The Iron AN, in speaking Of the question
eol!of'ally, Says: The association, Il an.
Peala, contemplate a thorough es,ablish.
ment o. the orRanization throughout tha
Eas. II now claims the West and South
IN theis entirety, though here and there in
thoae sections a'ands 4 mill which rsfnsss
to recoRniza the righ. Of workmen 10 inter.
iere with the management, In the Esst
however, but few localities can be- found In n
which the lodges Of the Amalgama,ed A..
sociaion Of Iron and Steel Worke,a hold
regular sessions. Hardly q mill can ha
found in this section that has not with esaed
a contest between the owners and thsIr
workm..n over the right OF the latter 10 or.
ganizs for the purpose OF controliinp wsoa
and Of establishing y1lss toz the govefa-
ment Of the works. This qusstlon hta now
been undisturbed for several years, and il
would be wise for the workmfn to let II re.
main settled, instead Of inaugurating con.
test which might be prolonged for months
involving great loe1 Of time and money.
A member of the association, In SPEAK.
ing oil the question, said: 1--WE are bound
to organize the Eastern mills In order TO
bring wages up or onr wages in the West
must come down. We now have control
oi the West, and 1t is necessary for the vel.
iare OF the association and It's members
that We gain the same thing in the Est"
The election ef officers will also take
pace 1 but It 10 also settled that President
y elne Will be retained, while Secretary |
;ru Maf'in Is cure Of being kept In bis place. |
me convention will last perhaps eight
days, and will be held with closed doors
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CUkED BY FAIlH.
Newark Lady Reiridden. Eight Years
FrRyed Into Health.


prayed Into Health,
NEW Yohk, August 4-Much interest
hiss been manifested among residents OF
Newark, N. j., over an alleged case of faith
cure. Mrs. Mary E. Douglass, OF No. la
Camden street, had bean practically bed.
ridden for many yeays. Inae,isipg spinal
disease from her mother, she always had a
@eak back. A complication OF diseases
that attacked her settled faally in her
spine, and after suffering Tor four years
from spinal il Il animation she was finally
stricken with corvature Of the spine. That
was four years ego. Daring the last two
and half years che had liberation Of the
stomach and abctssee. For eight
years she had been confined to her
bed. Her left hip wps drawn ont Of place
and her ankles turned as though she were
club.iooted, and her feet became paralyzed.
Meanwhile Dr. Ella HsipPs bad been at.
tending her Me1 Elmer and @ c. Ii.
throp persuaded her 10 zee Mrs. Baldwin.
iai.h curer, and that lady, with Mr.. La.
throp ard Rev. DR.. Sanford, a Consrega.
tioasl minister, called to ees her. Mr.
Sanford talked with her till she had con.
scented to iu.1ust her cure to the L-rd, and
then the three knelt around her. bed. Dr..
Sanford prayed, Mrs. Balwin prefsed hard
on her epine, while she too prayed, and The
pain, Mrs. Douglass Gays, "seemed to leave
me right away. Then the gentlemen Left
and Mira Baldwin asked ma 10 get up. /
told her ! could not, but l eat up in bed.
Finally che c2s1ed me- to put my foot on
the aoor, and I did co."
Now said Mrs. Baldwin, placing two
chairs by the bedside, "rise as ray silent
pray er, and stand resting on the chaha'
II did 80, and for the frs! time in eight
years I stood on my feet. Finally She
called Dr.. s.ndfo,d in. He prayed that
my limb might be strengthened, aud as be
prayed | felt my leg slip into place and
eaw my foot on the flor. began to have
faith then, and started to take two or three
ateps and walked around the room. 1 feel
no return Of my maladies, and yesterday
Dr.. Haines examined me and found that
the curvature Of the spine had disappear
pi " ~
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Cri,nea IN Arkananx.

+ LITTLE Rock. ARE, Angus. 4.-Twelve
miles below this city, on the Little Rock,
Mississippi ( Texas road, Sunday, q
deputy sheriff called on GrsJson Jones, q
negro, to help take another n, g,o name
unknown, who resisted arrest. The negro
s.lll resisted and IN the melee Jones ahot
ard killed him. Jonesescaped. ~
Ellen Rogera, young colGred girl, awore
on. warrant to-day against Dick Wesson,
also negro, charging him with raping her
Saturday night. Il was clAjmed be forced
he. to accompany him to dark alley at
the point Of pistol and there accomplish.
ed his purpose Wesson some months $50
raped white woman in Hot Springs, but
Eos eI on account ol insufficient evidence.
The cticeIs are looking Tor him. VI!