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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-26
HEALTH SUGGESTIONS.

Plenty of light is as essential to good health
as pure air.
Eat meals OF good, plain food regularly.
Mutton is the most digestibe meat
In wet weather wear stout waterproof boots
IN preference to rubber overShoes
DR.. b. W. Richardson says that he has never
known death from bronchitis or pneumonia
that did not spring from a cold. 1t follows
tnen mat cold Is a more dangerous maladY
than is usually thought; so bs careful of your
self.
BY far the best method of getting rid Of a
Soiq ana consequent depression is to take
little pure whiskey In water, Such a stimulant
promotes the circulation which has been
checked and removes the effects of the chill.
Great care should be exercised Ia buying
whiskey: The presence Of fusi oil CT other i'm
purities is source Of danger to those who i'm
bibe it.
The only whiskey that is manufactured for
purely medicinal purposes is Duffy's Pure
Malt and may be obtained from druggists and
grocers There is no other whisk y so free
from fusil oil or so pure and beneficial. The
leading scientists say So
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
q EORGTA, CHATHAM CoUNTy.-Notice is
" hereby given TO all parties having de-
mands against JANE CHALMERS, late of said
county, now deceased, to present them TO tbs
undersigned, properly made out within the tirn0
presc ibed by law. SO as to show their character
aud amount, and all persons indebted to said
deceased are hereby required TO make imms%
diate payment TO me.
CAROLINE r. CHALMERS.
Executrlx Estate of James Chalmers, Decd.
CTATE OF GEORGIA CHATHAM COUNTY
- Notice is hereby Given that JORDAN +.
BROOKS has applied to Court of Ordinary for
Letters Of Administration on the estate OF
FRED p HAUPF, late Of said county, de-
ceased.
These are therefore. TO cite and admonish
whom it may concern TO be and appear before
said court, TO make objections on or before
the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT.
otherwise same viii be granted
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRIIL.
Ordinary for Chatham County this Sd day
of October 1891. -
FRANK +. KEILBACH
Clerk G. o., G. Z.
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Miss X. E. Barrie, lot "a 70 Columbia ward.

Miss II. E. Barrie lot 10 Columbia ward
Augustus Barrie, lot /, subdivision Of lot 20
and 30 Columbia ward.
Fsf ate OF Isabella Barron, lot 81 Ebert ward
w. s. Bogart, lot 10 Monterey ward.
Mrs X. c. Broom, west third OF lot 10 Chat
Estate Of r. T. Burch. cast half of lote wash.
inRton ward.
James X. Clark, lot 10 Monterey ward.
Mrs l.. \. Cockshutt west half OF lot IL
Mrs 5. +. .oronk. west two-ntths of lot o
John 4 Douglass, east two thirds of lot 90
Ebert ward.
Miss Cathrine Feely, lot II Warren ward.
Miss Mary Feely lot 10 Warren ward.
Michael Feely. west half OF lot Is Brown
ward
Estate of 4. q. Fink, north half of lots 30 and
Mrs. Honora Foley. east half of lot "a Brown
Estate of Owen Fcley, west half Of lot 10 Jack.
son ward
Children of N. A. Ganahl, west half OF lot 80
Franklin ward.
l. J. Gazan & Co., west half of lot 8 Lafay-
cite ward.
q w Hasam, lot 81 Troup ward.
< s. aud b. NJ. Hunter, west half OF lot Cal
houn ward.
--Egtate Of NJ LAWN, lot 30 Green ward.
Mrs. Mary Lee and Others east part OF lot 10
New Franklin ward
John Lovett. part OF lot IS Crawford ward.
east.
w Moore, middle third Of lot II Calhoun,
wsrd.
Henry Myers. southeast part of lot "a Liberty
ward.
Estate OF James McIntire, lot 1 Charltou
ward.
Mrs. Margaret MoNulty, lot Greene ward.
George N. Nichols trustee. lot 81 Chatham'
ward
n. NJ. Norwood. lot % Calhoun ward.
Estate Of Patrick Prenty, lot a3 Crawford
ward
W L. Randolph. trustee, lot franklin wards
O. D. Rogers, trustee, lot 30 PULASKI ward.
Joseph Roos. lot II Coluu bia ward.
F. J. Ruckert, east two-thirds OF lot Calhoun
ward
John Schwarz, lot a lafayette ward.
Estate Of Mary A. Shaffer, north half OF lob
90 Jackson ward.
Denis Shea, north half of lot 81 washingtou
ward
John Sullivan, lot "a Jasper ward.
T.
F. NJ. Threadcraft, north half of lot u Craw-
ford ward.
d. s. Walsh, trustee, lot CT Ebert ward.
Mrs. Catherine Werner and children, west
two-thirds of lot 20 Crawford ward.
J. Z. Whatley. east half of lot &c Calhoun
ward. Terms cash. ROBT. ]. WADE,
City Marshal
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PETITIONS ROE INCORPORATION

n EORGIA. CHATHAM CoUNrY..-To the Su-
" perior Court OF said county The petition
of w. W. WILLIAMSON, II. ID. STEVENS, d.
l. MACINTYRE, JOHN s. SCHLEY and w. W.
ROGERS Of said county, respectively, SHOWS
that they. with such others as may be asso-
cha ed with tlem, desire to form themselves
into corporation, to be known as
THE COTTAGE CLUB"
that, the objects Of their association. and the
particular business they propose 20 carry on
ia sad state and county. are the purchase and
improvement OF lots on Tybee Island, for the
mJlual comfort, social intercourse, benefit
pleasure and profit Of members. The amount OF
capital stock TO be employed by them actually
paid 10. wil be- TEN THOUSAND $4,000
DOLLARS, with right to increase the same
from time to time TO any sum not exceeding
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND (325, 000J DOL
LARS, and similarly decrease the Same To any
$4,000 dollars. said stock to be paid into
shares OF one hundred 1900 dollars each
Wherefore, petitioners pray that they and their
associates may be Incorporated for the pur-
poses Aforesaid, under saidscJrporate ma Ne, for
the term Of twelty S.Ol years, with privilege Of
renewal az the expiration Of said period with
powers 20 borrow money and secure the sane
by collateral personal security, mortgage, dsei
OF o. erwse, and 10 issue notes, bonis. or other
obligations therefor the order Of incorpora-
ton 70 provide. among other things, o. each
member shall b required to be tue hold r. Of az
least Que share OF capital stock Ia his osn name,
unsncuube ed, bat that ownership OF one or
more shares u stock. saau not confer upon
holder any rights or privileges Of membership,
nor any voice Or vote ip the delioefafiou o.
mnnageuent % the corporation; ADD generally
with ali the rights, powers and privileges,
incident " corporations in his safe.
CAHRARD a hELDidh,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Fled ~ ohsee Oct IL, lsgi
EzILs a GRiD,T. Deputy Clerk 8. g. G. Go.
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Rescued From the Depths Of Misery

The misery endured by unfortunates whose
livers are dereIict In duty is unspeakAble.
Sick headaches nausea, costiveness. disorder
Of the digestive apparatus. heartburn, vertigo,
unrest, sourness Of the breath, uneasiness be-
meath the short ribs and right shoulder blade.
tickle appetite. are among the hateful indicia
of bliousness, which. however, speedily vanish
when Hostetter's Stomach Bltters is employed
as regulator. Most effectually is It's work Of
discplluing carried out. as complete renewal
Of tn digestive. secretiye and evaeuatiye funct-
ons Satisfactorily proves. 10 cases o. malarial
disease the LIVER Is the principal gland involved.
and for maladles OF maleriAl type toslettof :
stomach Bliters Is AZ absolute specific, A. q
municipalities bIt enectiFe-it j. unriFale1,
ard il IL an admirable preventive 81 chronic
kionay trouble aud rheunatism, ana superb
general tonic aad corrective. ID,
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CUTE sAcQUB FoR BABY RUTH.
The Deft Fingers That Made it Also
Worked on a Coat for Gen. Lee.
From the Ne,e York World

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 22.-Baby
Ruth Cleveland received present of a
pretty sacque made by the deft fingers OF q
Philadelphian. The garment is made Of
cream-colored Henrietta cloth, lined with
white silk. The cuffs on the sleeves and
the bottom OF the coat are scalloped
and each soallop bears fine
specimens Of needlework. A
grapevine artistically trails up one side of
the sacque and down the other, all worked
with a needle
The symbols Of rank on Gen. Lees coat,
which he wore at the fall Of Richmond,
were made by the same hands A letter in
the workers possession fro n the general
shows his appreciation of the work.
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Died from Her Burns.

Josephine Butler, the little colered girl
who was so badly burned by her clothing
catching fire, Friday morning. on Taylor
street, died from her wounds, and was
buried yesterday morning.
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ALONG WITH THE TOOTH.

. Oeatist jerks the Life Out Of a Gus
toner.
oALilAoRE, Oct 25.-FIederiek q. Trout
- - barber, died Tonight Of blood
i''D'ag' caused BY the extraction OF a
49,. 49, Az tooth. Last Friday be went 20 a
sniT..s 70 have bis tooth extracted. having
No., ~ severe pain the entire previous
fos,.s. hs operation was successfully per-
r..i- 'i bus ne next morning lis lasf aud
=, - nere terribly fN0lian. lie wss To- III
s,' ..ats ~ bed aud Ia. ). j. Nalsatius pro-
49,. ~ lte case ioQd-pols nine, caused b.
,,'s ,. ~ eaii9n. lie rapidly grew Nofae
80. go ae STATED. Mf. frautnau vas q
-s'@4 N.ep asqaf Be- yesrs "a.
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wedding inFitetions and cards printed o.
engraved a. de shoriefi notice ana "a the
afast styles. We carry an extensive allQ
vel selected STICK ~ nne napela, vlFelopss
ara cards esfaeiailV Tor 6iCn orders nans
plss sent 20 Application. MQkNtNg hKWa
panrng nQgss, EaFeDnab, ga.
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LEGAL sALEs.
CITY MARsHAL's SALE,

SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct. O. 1891.
VTEDER and by virtue OF REAL ESTATE
u TAX EXECUTIONS placed In my hands by
g. S. Hardse City Treasurer, / have levied ON
aud will sell 10 accordance with law on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, be-
tween the lawful hours Of sale, before the court
house, in the city OF savannah, Chatham
county, Georgia, the following property. to-wita
each piece OF property bling levied on as the
property OF the person or persons whose name
or names Immediately precede It's description.
All of said property situate, lying and being in
tue corporate limits of the CITY OF SAVAN-
NAH, Chatham county, State OF Georgia;
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FALk CLOTHING co.

Wooden Underwear that
will not shrink is certain
ly an economical luxury,
and we are Offering just
such goods. The price is
81 90 a suit, or 81 10 a
garment. If the goods
shrink, even after using,
they can be returned and
the money will be re-
funded. This is what
OUR guarantee means.
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An elegant PLATE GLASS HAT RACK.
LADY'S OAK DESK, a STANDING DESK,
BOOK CAS- aud DESK combined, OFFICE
STOVE, : METAL SHOW CASES tea fee: long:
LOUNGE, ROSEWOOD PARL pR. SET, BED
SrEADS. FANCY TABLES. FINE ROCK GRS
and CHAIRS WALNUT BEDSTEAO. NAT
BR ass + .NDER WALNUT PAR
LOR SET, upholstered in plush; SMALL MIR
RoR, SEPARATE BUREAUS, z PERFOR-
AT,1D SEAT CHAIRS, BARBER'S CHAIRS,
Q WALNUT BEDROOM SETS, MARBLE TOP
FOLDING BED. CANDELABRA. BOXEi
IARLIE ClNkING STOWE
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!. J. OPPENAEIN, AuGliOneer,
win sell THIS DAY at 19i Congress street at 10
O'Clock:

$50 SACKS RIO COFFEE, large lot TIN
WARE. large lot CAN GOODS Of all kinds,
lotf BBLS. MACKEREL, 1000 pounds slightly
damaged PLUG TOBACCO. large lot AXLE
GREASE. BBLS. GRlSr, 90 BBLS FLOUR.
These goods we're saved from the fire and
will be sold without reserve.
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fIaHEnE . osergtking ~ intoresI yOu ~ ne
II aaadaT MoRFfss hrWs Dor sac ~
fOaeEs phy0 al0hks NhitsaeF eas Dany
axueis.
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]. H. OPPENHEIM & SON.
Auction GERS,

WI sell at lO:30 Clock THIS MORNING at 10
Bryan street:
NJ. T. BEDROOM SET, PARLOR SETS,
CRIB. ROCKERS. CHAIRS. LOUNGES,
BED SPRINGS MATTRESSES, WASH
BURE AUS. EXTENSION TABLE,
LAMPS, STATIONERY, SHOES, HOSIERY.
CLOTHING. 6 DOz. LAUNDERED SHIRTS.
and large lot OF sundriss
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rItO RENT q store IN The Odd Fellows build.
i tna nekt % the Mutual Cooperative. pos
session given - cctYbefi large ball suitable
f0r rs AZ &c. also cficts o. eand floor APP
~ 30 A. ~ fAhcEif aeefctegi Market
h4Uafr.
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FALK. CLOTHING 90.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 15 Words or more, in
this column inserted for ONE CENT a WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accommo-
dstions to secure; indeed any wish to crafty,
should advertise in this column.
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PHOTOGRAPHS of Savannah and its sur
i roundiugs; souvenirs Of Savannah. Large
assortment walking canes, orange, palmetto
cocoa snake wood, etc. Genuine gator foot
purses novelty. Also genuine gator leather
purses at GARDENERS.
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A JUMP SEAT SURREY. A FAMILY CAR
RAGE
Front seat springs back and under rear seat,
making 4 Business Buggy. canopy Top re-
movable. making q neat op9n Surrey, light
enough foF one horse decidedly stylish With
two loraeF Can be- had Ia three grades, BE-.
sides olAsrftylea ION EheeisH at
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INOR RENT. very desirable residence. l6e
Il Taylor street, nest 10 corner ~ Barnard
street possession Immediately. Apply 70 Ed
WARD LOVEf.L'S SONS.
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D EFORE you buy or soil properly consult
ID ROBERT Fl, TATEM. Real Estaee Dealer
and Auctfoneer
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TOR RENT. that very desirable three story
il on basement tenement No. N916 Jones
street; has all modern improvements; rent low;
possession given Nov 1. Apply 70 WAL
fHOUR & RIVERS. Agents, 1903 So. Julian
glreot
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NOR RENT. that new modern store 196
II Rroughton street: three floors and cellar.
3Ox90 feet; Bates elevator. plate glass windows.
ABBY 10 EDWARD LOVELL'S SONS.
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NOR RENT. residence 40 South Broad street,
I mkt to corner Of Barnard southern front
Apply to W. g. WOODFIN, ils Bryan street.
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FLOWER POTS, plain and fancy, plant food,
Il bone meal. trellises, troweis, etc., at
GARDENERS.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
AT AUCTION !
Fine PsrIOr and Bedroom SetS
Barriers Chains, Elegant
Hall Stand, Desks, Etc
{. H. DurSGtt. AuCtiOneer,

VIII sell THIS DAY at II 4. n some very nico
furniture, to wit:
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TOR SALE, three good horses TO work double
l. or single; car iaRe and harness. b,
CRUM, SO Houston street.
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DOR SALE, some elegant Furniture and
L Bar6er's Chairs at auction thAs day. C. H.
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James X. Clark, lot IS Monterey ward.
Mrs. l.. \. Cockshutt, west half OF lot IL
Troup ward.
Monterey ward.
John Douglass east two thirds Of lot 90
Gilbert ward.
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E'OR SALE, shuteldt's imperial gin. in bar
4 rels. half barrels and kegs, and Shufeldu's
superior blends OF old rye whiskIes NJ. La
WINS ESTATE, IS East Broad street.
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ENOR RENT. front furnished room, with or
Il without board. 40 Jones street.
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A MARRIED COUPLE can be accommodated
n with board, with large south room, In a
private family. Address E, S., care of Morning
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NOR RENT. the desirable residence No. no
i Habersham street, corner OF Wayne
Possession Nov. /. For terms, etc, apply lI2
HabersnAm street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BARBOUR & co. have nice assortment OF
ID Lounges Parlcr Suits. Smyrna Rugs. Roll
Top Desks, Cylinder BOOK Cases, Easels an d
Pictures, 100 State street.
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TOR SALE, brick residence on State street,
Il between Drayton and Abercorn streets. c.
II. DORSETT
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TX CENTS Horse Blankets; Buggy Harness
~ IS: Everything cheap at NEIDLINGER
& RABUN'S.
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q A S0 PER SET for good buggy harness
20 + wv collar and hamesl at SAVANNAH
HARNESS FACTORY, 100 Broughton street.
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STRAYED.

DOARDERS WANTED, ISL York street, third
40 door east Of Barnard, near postof1ice.
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TOR SALE, that splendid lot, 5axiH. corner
Il OF CASTOR and Habersham. c. II. DOR
SETT.
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TOR SAL E. two-story brick residence on the
L north side Of Liberty street. between Hab-
ersham aad r &c str cts for SIS, 100; one-thrd
cash; balance on time. c. H, DORSETT.
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CTRAYED. from 1e8 Bolton street, a black
~ puppy with a white spotted breast, about 5
months old: answer TO the name of Jack. A lib
eral reward will be given If returned.
CTRAYED from 2a2 Anderson street q black.
~ andtan puppy about months old. Re-
ward IL returned as above.
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CAMELIAS. azalias, palms, and large vari-
" ETY. Of other plants. Also cut roses, floral
designs. etc. OELSCHIG's NURSERY, j.
GARD NER, agent.
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/ LOWERS-A fresh supply at Strong's drug
u store daily. Floral designs at short notice
GEORGE WAGNER, telephone seS.
~ REAT BENEFITS are gained by the popular
~ mode Of advertising in this column. Try
1t to-day.
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ITO RENT, rooms on second and third floors.
l. Whitfield building, over the poetoflco;
location most desirable in the city. Apply to
JOHN SULLIVAN 3 CO.. 1925 Bay strest.
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Fllef d once Oct n, 1871.
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nor RENT, residence No. % West Broad
L street. inquire al IuEO GROOT'S GRO
Gerry, northeast corner West Broad and Jones
streets: possession given Nov. ].
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BOARDING.

GENERAL gentlemen can secure board az
~ rooms ct 1906 Macon street. e'.''
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EOR SALE, the largest and best assorted
4 seook OF White Pine Sash, Doors, Blipds,
Mouidinss, etc, etc, in the South. Also all
standard brands Of Pure White Leads, oolors,
dry and in all Mixed Paints, Varnishes. etc
Nil supplies. Builders hardware Is my
speciality. Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct i'm
portations of Rosendale and Portland Osfnent,
Sewer, Culvert and Fue Pipe, all siEes, bends
Traps, rs, etc Call or write for my prices, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW
RANLEY.
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Divine Healing.

Three years ago Miss Mary Moorhead, ot
Pittsburg, Pa, became convinced of the
truth of the doctrine of divine healing, and
devoted her fine residence on Center ave-
nue., in that city, to use as hospital. Her
patients increased in numbers 50 that she
last year purchased the large house adjoin-
ing, owned by Judge Ewing. In these
houses was recently held convention of
the International Christian Alliance, which
is not an ecclesiastical body, but frater-
nalgunion of believers from nearly all evan
gelical churches in faith healing and in the
near approach of the millennium.
Miss Moorhead's hospital is known as
Bethany Home. and it boasts long record
of so-called cures. Mrs. MAR, daughter of
DR.. Sykes, a well-known physician of this
city, is said to have been cured of an inter-
nal cancer by faith and prayer, after long
and Intellectual treatment by physicians,
who used the knife. Mrs. Devare. another
daughter of DR.. Sykes, was cured of skin
disease by faith, and third daughter, IN
faith and prayers of her two sisters Mrs.
Yost, Pittsburg woman who had been
suffering for years from spinal disease and
had been pronounced incurable, threw away
her crutches after one months residence at
the Home, and Miss Belle Hackett was
healed of insanity. Mrs. Dunhom of Ale
gheny was healed of typhoid fever by
prayer and the amounting with oil in
Christs name.
Many drunkards are said to have been re-
formed through the beneficent influences of
the Home Miss Moorhead is a daughter of
Gen. j. K. Moorhead, and during the war
she left her luxurious home to minister to
the sick and wounded In the field.
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They Tried It Again.

Miss Elizabeth was q very peculiar
woman. She had great deal Of sense. Not
that she was different from other women in
this respect, but she had so much of it that
it surprised many young men.
One day young Robinson went to call on
her. Young Robinson was also very SEN
sibe. he and Miss Elizabeth were well
matched. They could talk together on any
number of subjects, and they knew Just
when aud where to STOP just what to gay
and what not TO say. On this particular
day there was a long story in the afternoon
papers about q person known as Jack the
Kisser, who bothered many young womeR
and girls in the streets by catching them
aad kissing them.
Miss Elizabeth said that she did not think
that q girl could be kissed by any man un-
less she wanted him to kiss her. Robinson
said that any man could kiss any woman By
brute force. Miss Elizabeth said that chat
was all nonsense.
"I'll tell you what VEN do" said Robin
son. "You are certain that a. man cannot
kiss a woman unless she is party to the
kissing. l am certain that man can. We,
you and /, viii try it."
Miss Elizabeth said that she didn't see any
harm In that, so Robinson began to try to
kiss her. After several minutes and trials
he succeeded, and she, seeing that it was
useless to combat him further, gave in and
let MIN kiss her all he wanted TO.
When it was all over Miss Elizabeth had
an inspiration.
''Il tell you what we'll do,n said Miss
Elizabeth. "My foot slipped that time. Well
try it over again."