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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-11

and yesterday was dying in an adieioiHg
ro0n.. He appears to be suffering from
brain fever, and is constantly reving like
mailman, and all the time hiccougoing. it
being impossible to check the latter affection.
The knights and Ladies' of Honor, OF which
order the afflicted father and mother are
members, have taken charge of the family,
and are doing all in human power TO relieve
their distress.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-11

The fair for the benefit of St. Vincent's
Hospital begins tomorrow. During the
progress of the fair the ladies will furnish
dinner daily st 90 West Washington street,
where the public is invited to call. During
the week supper can be had at Masonic Hall.
Meals to be furnished for twenty-five cents.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-11
Coultsr's Ipiuries Not Fatal.

John Coulter, the fireman injured at the
Wigwam Rink ire on Saturday night suf-
fered considerable pain yesterday, but the
physicians say his injuries are not fatal and
that he will be able to 60 on duty again in a
week.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-11

Many living ma-vels in Curio Halls, Dime
Museum. Our trademark: Admission
hut Ten Cents"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05

Harper we're well pleased with the
EAGLES treatment of the Indian
question. in fact We relied almost
wholly on the EAGLE for reliable in-
formation
Abundance of rain and the corn
crop i, insured. The crop will be one
of The heaviest we judge, ever grown
in this county.
A number of new additions to the
CITY were last week taken into the
corporation.
a match game of base ball wa
PLAYED yesterday Sunday between
the Graphlcs, of this city, and the sol
diers' club, at Crisfield, on the Harper
fair grounds, Seven innings were
played and the score stood 5tO IA III
favor of the Graphics. The game was
not very harmonious we believe. The
attendance was large. There is quite
a strong sentiment in opposition to
PLAYING on Sunday, even among some
of the participants but the practice is
continued, man, claiming that Sunday
is the only day they can get away
from business. U.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
The M e COLLEGE.

The Winfield Courier saws The
EAGLE manlfesis over-anXlety and
bitter disappointment with reference
To The Methodist college business. In
answer TO this foolish charge we de-
sire TO say only that if the Courier has
failed to properly Diagnose the case,
the Courier states what il claims are
the facts and asks us to publish them
as follows:
The boa Il of NJ. l.. college trustees
closed three DAYS meeting ia This
city Thursday an ret rncd TO their
homes. II was the most important
and satisfactory they have yet held.
The warranty d-ed to the two b-auti-
ful aud valuable tracts of land, forty
acre, donated BIZ the College Hill
Town company and the Iii ghland
Pax Town company AMI tn. twenty
thousand Il Ill tr subscription of these
comp tnies were accepted an the
deeds placed on record. Various plans
were examined and Il scussed. and the
board adjourned to meet August 18th,
to give the contractors time TO mature
and complete their bids. when the
contract for the building will be
closed and the work OF constructors
commenced La the meantime several
model college buildings will be visited
aud carefully studied by committed
from the trustees for the purpose OF
confirming their judgment a. 10 the
very best plans The trustees ar,
avalliu. themselves of the results as
TO plans aud furniture of some of 'he
best ins itu Ions of the kind in thf
Ia ID, AMI The ability aud paiien e they
ar. putting in o tue work assures for
Winii Id University second t. no At
in the west
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
WHY DICK AND NOT DYER.

4 large number are unable 10 tigure
out why r. l. Walker was suspended
amt moi Dyer--why was The r gi-ter
i"rs,-i out and not the receiver: The
reas III is plain enough when once
po nicd out. Registers don't have TO
gvea bond to any amount worth
nan ne ani the Democratic brethren
are not strong on bonds. So the re-
ceisrrs who handle all the money and
VIII, are Republicans are left in office.
Toe only exception in Kansas is that
if Booth AT Llrned, who resigned
April 81, to take effect July Isl, and
whose Successor was appointed in
June, early, bat who has not taken
possession Of the office. No doubt he
can get the bonds, easy enough, of
course, and oh yes, but he hasn't got
them yet. He is good fellow too,
ran for congress against Judge Peter :
last tail, but like the great majority OF
Democratic Office seekers he seemed
better on the yawp than on bonds.
Democrats are great statesmen and
patriots but Cleveland's admipi-tra-
tion have got just enough sense 10
know that too m my of them are aw-
full hungry and that in tried and trust
ell Republican hands the money has
a better show to get into the treas
ury. This is why Walker, and not
Dyer, was selected for removal, and
why all the registers of all the west
ern state have been removed an no
remember the ante bclum days when
Democratic stealings aud Democratic
blunde.s and Democratic iDfrigne-
ruined the credit ofthe country, send
ing Cnited States bond away below
par with twelve per cent interest guar
anteei, finally resulting in disruption
and rebellion.
A. another lani office in X Kansas 4
desperate effort is being made IL re-
move The register Tor oHtnsile p'ru-
s,nship VII lie the receive a toe sine
oifi.:. has tend rre.i mis- resignation in
vain.
4 title package of mou'y contain.
ing seven hundred ard old thousand
dol! .rs ruraed ~ IN s,-aS the a her
DAY ia goin" from ',tr ir"s-Hry ni!i
to another treasury oil AL AL Cieye-
land has Il G..ra appc,cI ti,'l pf the
weakness OF hIs followers, therefore
has been sloS to disp'a,a such iiepub-
lcan OIL Gals as handle money.
These conclusions viii hardly meet
with lac trty endorsement uDon the
part of the average Democrat but we
Challenge them To ie'y or rcfute the
fa-is upon which the conclusions are
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED
ELECTION Proclamation.

In accord nee with the petition 81 : q 81
tVo-df hs Of the resident tsN- payer OF the CITY
Of Wichita in the cou ty of >edgwiek- in The
tate of Kansas Presented TO .Ee mayor and
cuunciImen Of said city on the 2ith
day Of July, \ u ls.5. and n accOrtiaoc- san
the ordev OF laid m1yor AMI c'unci linen. m
bracing the terms and Conditions u sid pit
ton on the y.rsserisIinfl thereof as Aforesaid.
aotics Is hereby gwen thAt = special election
shall be held az the van a. voting places
Within said rftv by TIE legal sfeefor- therrof.
on Tue-dsv the fr.t day Of sep-srr b.r ~ D. -ri
upoa the quesi iou ghe her saI4 city =hsH sub
scribe 20 the capital stock o. tae Dmsha-
Abilene Snd Wichita eilwas company in the
sufn Of thirty thousand doIlars. and IN pay
IL n: for said s1bs riFtion, J. ae the bcsds o.
-aid CITY In sums Of fT- hundred to5lars Zach
20 lie amount Of thirty thousand dollar.
with interest psyshle seul-an6 aalis AZ the Tzi=
Of six pr cent per annurn; lr1rcipH 40 y IN
iereSt 30 be paid a. the ocsi sgenes OF ttf sisfs
OF Kansas, in the city Of New York, the Goa
di:ious upsn which said su5sc-: ptlon shall b
rr.zde being a. foiiovs- That n. said railway
company shsu construct o rsairoSi Of -tans.srn
gauge Snd pot in ali neSsssary see frse Is
and switches ard have the sane J. oH.rzii. n
from sarae polnt o. the north lice q SAID
CONT 70 the eitv Of Wichits. I-cTitssi that
aid company shall have passenger S1d ;rst Sht
d-fso; n The city Of wichita. sns prDTlS.-i
further tbs. SAID rzii-osd sssu ,. 80 con-
st-uc;esi snt in operation from the nort5 hne
q the comfy Of >.sS<ssSk % tie Gty %
wichita. o. o. before :he thi-ty-ar-t day u
December. 4 n. - Ayd prUTr.et fzEts<r
that said railway caHpsEy saA1l es,shl-a
maintain and keep It's ~ hi pal osse. s.c n ed-
1nA-te-s q. sata city .. Wicf.fn
Teose voting in Sarcr OF said az s-c-1 p<-ori
Snd the issGin< ~ hoasis OF sa:i city IA pay
meat Thereof. shzii hare vr.ttsr CT r-lnte4i
gpau thsir ballots. 'fdT -ah-c-iTt,oz 70 TIE
capital stocS q uasha Abilene aaf =" icnits
Railway Cor,p1rT Ihose xosss< ax4is<s
said s1hscrlEs-iaa sail have urit--E OF i--1;-1
"a their Ssilo.- .A-.lzst -rt--r<1 itls-o = De
cAi itsl stock os CsrnaA.. Asisss acs ri>AIfs
Railway CszETz nT
witness nv hasd .s major q To- city q
wsehits this 18th 5kyof jay. 4. l. tx
lest r. ~ ALuEtc.i. Msy1-
aftes: 4. A. eLxSS. CITY gfe-k pro TEN.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
HARP
HARPER. KS Aug 4 50

uAEfEk, N -, aug 4. %.
To the Editor of the Eagle
Neglect o, the part of your CORES
pondent and not lack of news has
caused the ab>eace of Harper items.
The county normal institute opened
this morning with large attrntau co.
Prof F. {. Rauey, principal of The
Anthony schools. conductor; Miss
Bertha Leichhardt. of Fl. Scott, as
sistant. The normal promises to be
d ,cidedly The best ever held in this
county.
\ number of fiue residences are un-
der way IN the city.
Niue business houses. averaging 25x
100. of stone and brick. are nearing
completion.
Both the school buildings are re.
ceiving additions. which when com
pleied viii make nine good schocI
Rooms. 1t is probable however that
other rooms will have to be rented
outside.
The interest in the iudgeShip fol
this judicial district is not very grca,
though the political wire-pullers ar.
at work. Judge Botkin, of Attica. is
talked of in this county as goot
compromise man. The judge is abb
and a very popular man in this coun
ty-
Rev. A. d. Charpie, of the Baptist
church is spending few weeks yaca.
ton exploring the southwestern pr
ton of the state aud we venture sil
gain more information and have bei
ter time. despite the hot w ather thai
had he gone 10 some fashionable Wa
teriug lace.
So Tar Us we know the peop.e @
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
HALLE TON,

HAzLEToN, Kas., Aug 3, 's5.
To the Editor OF the Daily Eagle:
Hazleton's buildin. b 'pm still con-
tinues. Since March l,t more than
thirty new buildings have been built,
six of them business houses, and all
occupied.
Frank 5 veraBce and Mr.. Willis
have started in the -four aud feed bus
mess. They occupy the building for
merry occupied by kimbalrs meat
market, opposite the bank building.
Ilasleton is building a calaboose.
We don't need it, being a law abiding
town. but must have il u keep up APP
pe,rsuces. Marshal Severance has
also procured handouts aud such 9th
er articles rs are necessary 10 his pro-
fessiou. The law must be obeyed
here
a slight rise in the medicine washed
the cribbing from under the SOU hern
Kansas railway on Friday night last,
necessitating the immediate driving
of piles across that stream. This will
cause a delay of almost week in run
ming trains IL kiowa.
This section has been visited by
heavy rains in the last two or three
days. This puts the corn crop out OF
danger from irouth aud will also ens
bic the farmers la plow for fall crops.
The postofiice aud business houses
here arc drsped in mourning in honor
of &c leral Grant.
The first regular passenger train
was run into Hazelion on Sabbath the
End inst.
Ten thousand bottles Of beer passed
through this place en- route for New
kiowa, in one day recently. Do es
prohibition prohibit:
We have now base ball club fully
organized and equipped. The BOYS
will fit up grounds immediately and
will be prepared to meet any club in
this part of the state. MEMO.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05

THE washingt ton correspondent of
the indianapolis Journal writes that
people are gradually coming 10 under
stand Secreiar, Whitney purpose in
crushing out John Roach, auh taking
the bread oui all the months OF .l,nus-
ants OF M n. women aui children.
Iii. little game l. a YER, b'C and FAR
reaching o~c. Ii means noihin. less
than the crushing ou' al all private
wards like r. CHI, and the banding
o: our future cruisers al QUE So
csi. Il navy-yar''s. Il i rue nat the
uoyci nrnrnt does not owa single
Ward which has thu plan' .sqlircd to
huiid ara nrcd or i-rr-. nu that is all
ih- better for Whi;ae, purpose, for
ii will ne cssitate the expenditure of
millions IF dollars in pr curing and
set ing NJ the needed PLAN, the ex-
pe"diiu,c of which will afford rich
pi ckinss for iavorites, and also ample
fund.- for election purp 'ses.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Wanted to Take Lessons

Sir Julius Benedict in his later years had
a horror of men servants, AMI used ire
auently to say: Il had men servants till was
weary Of them. when at last came one who
deserved to be the last Imagine that this
servant, and a very bad one he was. thought
he could play the accordion, aai playel 1t
like an assassin Well, one day lie comes To
IN, saving: ! want a favor. Lave vo.cs
and wish 70 cultivate it. At any hour o
the day or night most convenient to YOU /
shall b, really - take lesson. and you can
deduct it from my wages Since then
have done without a man servant.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Prof. Samuels,
OPTICIAN.

Prof. Samuels offers to those that are suf-
fering from weakness and defective sight,
his improved crystal glass spectacles, supe-
rior to any other in use. They are con-
structed in accordance with the philosophy
of nature, admirably adapted to the organs
of sight and perfectly natural to the eye.
The advantages of these spectacles are:
First-That they can be worn with per-
feet ease for any length of time at one sit
ting, giving astonishing elearness of vision
! by candle or other artificial light, and COM
fort to the spectacle wearer hitherto un-
| known.
Second-It nqnires professional guidance
even when Il article is offered. Prot.
Samuels not ai Y has the best glasses that
can be foun'i. 1ut carefully examines the
eyes IF the p. INT and gives Indispensable
advice as TO the proper selection of them
Third-These glasses ARE scientifically
adjusted to every case OF defective sight
with unerring accuracy, whether arising
| from age or strain or premature decay, by
| Prot. Sacluels, on a new and exact principle
| entirely his own.
| Prof Samuels, to signalize himself from
the hosts of pretenders in his profession
will submit for inspection copies of testI-
nonialS "f the most unqursiionable re-
spcct;biliiy and talent Of America, also i
number If letters from well known people
who have used his glasses.
| The use of any of the following names OF
| Ger icates without an actual possession o'
the same would be II forgery. an oilcfi>c
| puni- liable by imprisonment IN the state:
| priSon.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Don't Want to Waste Time.

New YORK TlmeS.i
any dear friend" said a minister az the
bedside of sick man, do you feel that you
ara prepared to def
Il realize too well that am not. replied
the sick man. feebly.
Il would be glad 10 speak with You con-
corning matters which at this time NUT
concern
You are very kind. sir interrupt,i the
patient, but the physicians are holding
consultation, ami woull learn their verdict
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05

Postmaster General Villas denies
the report that he had sent second
confidential letter 10 Democratic con.
gre>srnen concerning the removal OF
Republican postmssters. We are
glad of this for Villas sake He is s
nice man, and nobody enjoys seeing
him make a spectacle of himself
Leavenworth Times.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05

1874. Quarter section . e Of Cheney ~ miles,
living water, BY Minnesota. Price -. so.
1885. Qnarter section . e OF wichita mlee,
uninproved bat splendid land; \ cash Price
2,98
is.s leo acres Of unImproved land northwest
OF Garden Plain miles Price 81 $40.
Isss. Quarter section of Garden Plain. ~
miles west OF Wichita. all good land with NV
Isl 80 acre tract adjoining the Jewett stock
farm for sale st $50.
1854. Quarter section east CT Derry! r-ii-
road town on the A, t. Il ;. p railroad; all
good land. Price %. 40.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
No. 500, Fine business property on North
Main street Pays l. per cent.
No 63 Vacant lot on Main street, % 500
No 6.,5. Business property on Douglas ave
niue, brick building sio,Op
No. 606 three los on North tmP3ria ave
nue.. east front, $500
al Lot aud building on east side of Main
tre't, good business property, rents well.
Price s. 90.
e., business lot sud 2-story brick building
In desirable location on Main street, rents well
Price Si0.esG
AL 2-stcry building on Main street. one IT
The best Toe sti0us in town, corner lot $4,000
No ~ Fin. business property on Doagias
avenue. old building but very cheap st si'n'
ls2 One lot On First street small HOUSE
Of OF rooms. two porches, Young trees
81 go
sS Warehouse and barn on Water street,
.si Fine ousinrs. block ON Main street; VIII
pay good interest on the iGs.stinent 81. Sc.
NO % oN iots Old pouxias h'en"e' ~V'
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
Va eni HIM. and fotr iors IN North Main
,r..t "a ,n,
y I.,v. cor,.r i.t nm E,-t u..usin.
,xs,us a. in1
- ~ hr.. tenement b.,,,s.. dawn town
lsr.- .. rr,r lot. n ch..ir. Investment; 81 o.,
n ,qf 10 - H., w, wIchit, ass
- a ST. = -. -, !, ;r,,ii .,,..t
81 90, W.
IN, 4, u,t hs,-. m, <or,, Em,..ris ave.
- q Lem, A.. ,rn;, ,rd sbsIe al os,n
n, isI ,i,I.. and two lots on fonr,h ave
una a. ,,.o
'"e ro. L., an, ,.,x ,on.. an, E.-,
-, -, 49,. a, .o1
& -. .L..,, bouse ,r,on,s n, Mead ny.
80, '""P "'"'' -'' wv
e"~e' s.t,no,. ,,c.,r,.or,. addition,
a. "
Pr.oe SS''' 49,. - ~r,h uu,rt. ~,
- I.., :, fea, srnos s,i ronyenisn~rs a. a.,
! q, s., - h.lnre i,,y ,ime nsr cent ,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05

Wichita. = ~ ~. i-i
Prot Samgel-, the "p,icitn, having -
,urf ed &" THIS city. ! take pleasure " re-
utnmcndiug hru a. an export ~ hi special
~. f. T.. RENTZ. NJ. ID.
Consultation fr,,.-oiiice hour . a N. "a
:, p IN.
Y B-o~ire - engagements elsewhere.
Pr f Samu,l- viii remain here buts sh"r'
frnie.
Pro. Sainnels does not attend to business
rut-id,. Of hi rooms, and hss 10 one con
moot. al WITH him
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Carried Herself Through CoiieS E.

New trfeafs III s-I'elilVcFHf'T
Robert Yersin. a one armed ex COME Ter.
ate soldier of South Carolina. has an is-year
oil daughter who can not only run tie er'
gine To gin her father's cotton. bat she has
carmel money enough tn carry her throus !
tie Columbia Femai, college, and TO come
out with the vale iictory first honor In
the graduating ciass
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Childrcn's summer Complaint.
Iss.J,-,f Waril

Seven grain, of powdered oyster shells,
and twenty grains each Of powdered sal =.
sage. and tragscaut1, boilsi in pint o.
milk. form m excellent nutritive lie IN t'is
chronic bowel con. plants OF children.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
BARGAINS IN REAL Es1A1E.

\ ;if- agricultural S,ii suck farm three snd
oas-hnli t,i e from city, shout ~ sores broks
one-;uarter sr';cn f-rce-i f0Y Pssiurs. plenty
Of wstsr sal -TsIall hou-e
Also 80 iot- Ia city H-sly iocst-.i aud tn
goo nei.hh.rheot >ie-i2I terms - those
Wishing - n.sks homes
Aissn suburban property For further psrtie-
uIsrs CHRIS Pearer. sz-Et for NHl- Grrif-
ferstein st city exc dlss-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
q Point in Poverty.
lSaxaunahlSaNr;,.sr
A New Industry

A new industry has sprung up m Cruapan.
Mexico. The famous coffee Of that reg son 10
now put up in bottles in the form OF an ex-
tract, which is shipped to AL parts OF Nsx-
ico. and an effort Is being mads tcintrsIiUes
il into the United Stats 49,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
EYE. Ear and SurnicaI Institute

+. i. Munsell VI D., surgeon and Proprie-
tor. No -. North Main stree, opposite
holesalc Grocer ,rmpsny.
iorns. board and baths 81 a., kinds furnish
ed patients ~ r. gular rates. Wichita. Kansas
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Geo. ". Thompson.

Law. Real Estate snd insi since. Ofsce on
Lawrence Avenue. first door south # Bank Of
Commerce ichitA Kansas diff
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Office of the Board of the)
L. :. Examining Snrgcon.
Wichita. r.. .Innnnrv l9.lsS4 ]

Wichita, rs. january l9,leS4
Prof Samuels:
Dear Sii-l cbc,rfully add my name to
the many who have testified to the worth of
your glasses The pair | obtained Of you
give me great satisfaction. With the glasses
| have heretofore used have not been able
10 read more than half an hour at a time
without WEAKNESS to my eyes. Now can
read continuously without pain or biurring
Of vision. A. ii. FABRiQUE, NJ. ID.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05

The Brennan fsryrSn ,sss.s =
Experiments With the Brsunnn eHS1eAue
CARR son point SAeeFDesk, have, Hessd
that the weapon can b successfully sessrsd
oeross the harbor, . distance Of . mile
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Wichita. Kan, Jan. p, 1884

To Whom it May Concern:
heartily endorse Prof. Samuels as an OPP
tician-a master in mechanical aids 10 sight.
His ability is unquestioned, and recon-
mend anyone who has detective vision. with
whom my professional influence bears
weight to give him a trial.
c. c. FURLEY, NJ. d.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Wichita. kan.. Jan. 70. 1881.

Prof. Samuels:
| am not aware that my public testimony
in favor of your method OF fitting glasses 10
the ewes can be of any service TO you, bu,
give it for the benefit Of anyone suffering
from serious difficulty in getting glasses &c
fit the eve Give Prof Samuels trial, and
you will come away satisfied
would not take any price for my glasse;
if could not get another pair.
Respectfully,
As IoNGsnoRr. MD
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
Southwe> tern Pusirpss CoIlrue
Frank ]. Koss.

WGCuITN, KANSAS.
Open all tie v.ar WHITE for cirrular sud
specimens Of fsnmanshiI d1iSwlS-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05
HNcrliI Il.


Chicago ueral Train Talk-''l
Had right mart Of ra n here il Chi
aaCo. | guess remarked a passenger from
western Kans,$ ~New. out with Us wa
have been just dying for rain. Everything
dried up like coifsh in salt bari The
irouth got so bad that we were afrail we'd
lose all our crops. an 20 the religious PEOPLE
called day Of PRAYER The churches an
school houses was thrown op~n. an YOU
never seei SO many religisuS people in your
lie. IL beats all now religious a man gets
when his corn or p is in danger. Wall, We
met nm prayed FOR rain The minister
PRAYED. the dcsc1nS prayed. v'e all prayed
But the oldest thing about it was that a lit
tie girl came Il the church with an UNI
brella- What did you bring your UNI
t.elia for, sisr' some one asked her: 10 you
think lis going to rain' Course do she
replied: amt we going TO fray for ii an
don't the good Lord say, ask and We shall
girr Tire faith of tha. little girl touched al
our hearts. tell We.
-But did il really raiuf
No but befote ~, got home there cana
tnc cussedest hailstcrIn and tornado tha,
ever you seed raere wasn't stalk o any
thing green left in the hull country.
4 Foin. IN Poverty.
savannah Ca Times.I
An Athens man, when he asked his wife
TO marry him. promised her that IL he ever
got too poor to pay for the family washing
he would scrub the clothes himself He has
reached tba. point of poverty and the lady
holds him - his word Every wash day be
may be seen with his cont OF at work over
the wash tuh
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-05

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