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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

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NOTICE.

- KsTATr ~ ELHsH y bBAs-
The 4adsfEJgue4. navlng been appointed ny
the Hoo Probate Court Tor the Distrrt u hsu-
chester CgmmIssl0usfs. ~ tsesiYe. eIGulIe
.rA Adluft All elaine AID dtmaEds u ali per
,ogs against The estate d EHgal 4 eLas st.
gf pau Ia rad Dlsturl, deceased, Aad all
al us Ih lbtsd lH effect thereto, hsts6y gIyo
notice hat ss all meet, Tor the pafpDsss Elpfo.
,a3d. al tLs bf0lntsT Hsusa in ssld
Peru On us itb Jay II November Etr
from Do elocE 4. =. aull ! D'Cl9eA . n.
on ssid DAY. aud tbAt ala nonths Eya no ith
a., N NAY A. D. 1885, IL tie time limited BY
Nd Court fuf sGld creditors to pfsssat lAsF
eA.4u. 70 us tor sIamlBstlgu aud all0rEEse.
Dated a. Peru, tbls 4ta day u NAY A. v.
ls3b,
GRO. &. DAFfs g...t,.
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COMMIssIONER'S NOTICE.

- Estate Of LAHhfD d. ANlnoA
The uudcrstRbed, having been appointed ~
the Hon, Probate Court for The Distinct 81 hGn-
chester Com niss0hers, 70 receive, sEsmins and
RdIust al claims ADD demands ~ all pcfsoBs
against the estate Of
Isrned X. Amidon late u Manchester
10 sad District deceased and al claims exhibit.
81 in 0ifset thereto. hereby give notice thsl 90
viii meet Tor the purpOses EiOfeE.id Al ILaysI .
hotel 10 said Manchester 90 the G.L day u No.
vembef ueIt. from 10 O'Clock M until o'clock
D. n 90 SAID day ADD that siI mouths from the
Ith dIy ~ May D. u. 1875, Ia the time
limited BY said CUurt Tor SAID creditofs u pee
cent their claims to us for examination aud
Allowance.
Dated IT Manchester ths 9Th day oi MAY
A b. 1885
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Estate Of EIuAH h. tnAw.
The undorsiRhed, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court ior the District OF MAJ
chester, Commissioners, to rsoeiyt ,tIamlue, sud
adjust all claims and demand. OF all person.
against the estate Of
Elijah Il fhsw late ef Petu
In said Disilot. deceased aud all claims rihthit
ed in offset thereto, hereby give notice that W.
vii meet Tor lbr purpusrH Aforesaid At
the Bromley HuDH IN rAii Petu nn
the ilh day ot Novombrr next from 10
O'Clock A n uuUI "c.oct NJ on said daI ana
that cit mouths from the Alb day u Nay
l. y 1895, !. the t'ue hmtea by rst runn
'0r ,aid ctoditor- 20 present then elaine to NJ
for examination and All0sauce.
Dated A. Manchester this Alb day 'Df May
A. D. 1880
GEOEGk X. DAVIS, t,.as,.
58w GEDHGE J. titH ttbsON
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

Mr. Dere~ ssls pisIaiy that he IL iaI
Merton Tor yftsideIt, sBd appsteutly Ih't
trd II tbst lscllou IT be Mes iork repnb
ucsus ATE .otus 10 send delegation 10
tie utIi republican convention isTorihs
tie tIecltlge bead o. tie Empire state
Ass ioh Usually cots quite hgufs 10
tt.t came convention, too. Such veIoes
.tLA q tie charities bill for Brooklyn
are helping the governor more than SOY
uue mao caB.
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KahRm, Microhe killrr.

Are You suffering with any disease
which will make your life miserable. DO
you know that Rudam's Micrcbe Killer
will cure you, sold by
Miss MARY FARNUM Agent,
v3Gm. Maple Hill. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

The Rev Dr. Chas. II Patkhurst is one
Of the trustees Of the Uoiou SEMINARY. 10
q reporter OF The IIorH be said tbs, the
seminary would 90 night soog as 1t all
ways had doue. We do not feel. said
be, THAT the soloslled boycott placed ny
90 our lGstitullJn by the General Assem-
bly, will have the slightest effect upon US
The churches hsve got 81 now that they
demand the very best meu Tor their pui
pits. The seminary that furnishes The high
cot order OF talent will be the seminary
that obtsius the highest measure Of sue
cess. So long ~ We contiLue 10 t0Tn out
the class OF btsiny men We are nov send
log into the pulplls, no Que need to have
any fear for the iulnre Of Union Seminary,
The gtest sork TO be done by the Union
Seminsry canuot be brought TO stand
still by suy snoh silIy move 80 contemplai
ell by the General Assembly. The came
tbins vas tired 81 Ahdover some siI years
ago. Andovef did not go out OF existence,
Il Is stronger Aud more popular today
tbaa ever.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

sebstof Sherman wss Isked wbAt sisui
Geauee he stlsetsd to the Dtnoersnc
SILVER Convection 10 IiInos thitE. be
rsglied. lhsg the democratic party all be
hoptiessJ divided ou the silver question.
II may be- that Ia lIliuo,s The Altgtli lol
oWlns Sill eom nit lbe state 10 free sIlVtT,
bot The democrats 10 The easl all uever
eosssul 10 IT, Thick the dtuoerstie
party vllI spit1 bopsltsily on that Facs
With cor party II t dihsfebL | ibiul
thu, srsa The rpublieaGs 10 TIE tortbsru
aatrs xlll lie Tor the cottage Of silvtr 10
linltoA an0sni.. ard sktn pesded The
rsocli dtse0rerie, Of gold AID diver
nty Of Interests iu that section Of The eouu
uy teBI tosari more moderate feeling
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

All the conditions for progressive im
pruyement 10 trade continue favorable Ell
cept the crop news from some of the win
ter wheat and cotton growing States, and
many OF the reports OF injury to these
crops have bad their orisin 10 the speculs
tive market II will be several months yet
before sny reliable forecast OF the cotton
yield will be available, and q few weeks
Of favorable weather may make = very en-
cCursging change 10 the results Of the win
ter wheat harvest. Industrial betterment
hss continued, and labor difficulties have
decreased. The general trend OF values in
cotton and WOODEN goods, iron aud steel
leather and other manufactures, as well ss
q wheat aud cotton markets, has contin
ued upssrd. Stock speculation has been
less active, but values generally have yield
ed but slightly 10 spite OF the uniavorable
crops news that has been used to adyan
tsse by tho speculative operators in
wheat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

BfszI hls al tIcelleut Constitution,
modelled sil,r lhut VI the Uuited hlstes,
bet her people have Dot yet learned how
70 use It, she lie sppsrsully 90 the eve Of
smother cGisIs Pres. M0tass Is seriously
III sud may reign, 10 which event, as he
/, opposed by ms l0uIy Of the Chamber
Of Depuuef, = revolution is tot unlikely
to occur, Which shle II may not change
the uomlusl form Of government, may
throw reel power into the bands Of die
tat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

Mr. John ", Poster, former Secretary
Of st.te. who les been counsel for Chine
in the negotiations ~ith japan. bas csbled
thai biz y otk lie c. mpIeted that Cbins hss
negotiated Der loan, aud that he tIpects
to be 10 Washington by Jolly l0tb 1t is
kuown that the Negotiations Of Chius
from lhe 0uis,t to lLs end have been die
tstd AID conducted by Mr. Foster 1t
hGs been sssettsiusd that by reAson Of be
extended acqaaIrtaues 10 kussis, which
be foln d vheB United slsits Minister
there, be ua euIbled to secure for Ctins
the ipdorssmeut Of The Rnaisu Govern
nett u ibe CLiBess loan. With this 10
dofssutui u vIs posfibIe iot CLiuA to ne
soilsts the losn iu puris. Which ~. done
IL The history Of the worlds diplomacy Il
hss probably ntyer before occurred that
foreigner b.s been giTen 70 sneh 90 extent
The eouAderce Of smother Government
II 10 s,eertained tia, lie Chinese Govern
msu, scled ia stnei ASeoFlAHee .Ith the |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

A hauiiea sr,lrs kspabllcag Ciab' 10
AfEausss - pretty = % iadasstos that
stui goa su3 utsat ballot supremacy uIil
ssau bo over 10 the STATE .brts less ths1
bait Ioaaa Jean 40 john NJ Clayton
vss q. Bfdtrsd ia cold blood lot the crime
Of tuGalug tat C9nstess Oh tbe kepsbii
o. MIN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

advice q M. Poster co every Sntlert
TIE Zee - NJ 70 lf Is s,i &c BE-
Hslla 90
YtFmestEs vtQ fsrst tisA lceuts
Isw ssy thslfBrA lsw woal1 he eniofoed
bui there il ne csrtualy sbeut g. In
places vbtfs hcsbse l.vs are 10 force
there - great lroabIs iH sr,tlas them lived
90 60 Ibs he~ lark Morulbg Adrtriisft
tats ~ ttsl c.p Slrstetu iseuuribs
o. TIE tbautsi, Cd saloaas 10 ttis city per
,stsullr voIsts TIE ,Isise lss They DO
f. 10 a TIE meet bta,u msEutr nobody u
deceived. Ihs police say ibs1 sts doing
tier level t,si 70 top 1t Bot tbs kind
Of 80 bfrsftog surs sitsddy co Whist
DO tbs nstitrf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

AaatApt srcsi acesE disaster - recorded
tie i1st 81 tbe Collins . tie sssi coast #
Mutoe tssr Mttuttilo on ,boui 9Oa
retsaut ol bosi probably lees tbsu -
vsfs ssr.d TIE vessel iaBs8etsJ 90 =
reef tai ne rftnsfY csuss q the ostat
uaphs sppssp to have be,u The overload
ta. ni its deof wlih Inmtfr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

Wbeu prsidelt Cleveland last SUNNI 7
assuuud the poser 10 order forward uOoEs
10 o slste without rsqnest from It's Gov
cruor. sbd even sssiust The lattet's pro
l.st 10 order to stop obstruction Of he
m.issud lot ritrsBcr with interstate com
merce, Judge Cooley Of Michigan eIpt, IS
ed the Ion tbst - great and valuable
lesson 10 constitutional CONT uetion has
been settled for sll time THIS opinion
has been justified by The uuaoimous de-,
clslon ci the Supreme Court 10 the Dtbs
csse, lully indorslug the course taken by
the President, and asserting the supreme
power Of the federal Government IN such
40 emergency. Debs, Altgeld 4 Co. have
thus nnoonsciOusly rendered the county
a great service by their course last year
Tor 1t ~ 30 immense gain to have so impor
lsnt principle Of constitutional construc
tion dtfnlt, ly settled
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

Oheisl reports lust published 40 Eng
lsad shows that the rstsble value OF oil
The lard 10 Euglsnd and Wales declined
from Eg, SD 900 10 1870 to E33, So, 900
10 1884. fact due to agricultural depress
100. Bot IN the same period there hss
been a hosvy increase 10 the rstsble vslue
Of other property. especially 10 railways,
mines and buildings, The total vslustion
Tor 1894 was Il6l, 0sl 900, an Increase
over 1870 OF ESQ III 900. or 90 Z per cent,
Railways lead the list With all increased
yaiuatiou Of 1884 3 per cent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

40 iuteresi,us sud siguiaesnt treaty has
lust been consummsted between kicsrs
goa aud Honduras, which 10 regarded Ne
The Hust step toward the formation Of a
Central American n.tlon to include the
small repuhIcs OF Nicaragua. Honduras,
Gnstensls. Salvador aud Costa Rics. Al
cypress provision is made 10 This treaty
ssalust the possibilities Of war between
the countries, By ~ article requiring din
eteuoes to be adjusted by arbitration by
some government on the American cont
Dent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

Tue lat Huay coUlirue, 10 charge,
sst oct sopsuptsodr6t staue DO rrestj TO
ore day iu.u utes II claimed tbst
ttsrs articles ate Inspired by supeuB'eu
teut D.us tor ptr,oasl reasons At 81
.vetts ~e belitye that Dsyts sud The men
be qaate. never tried tbe oue day Lea aud
the "ptool Of the pudding Is 10 the eat
llaR Nh Fletcher 700 lie most OF the
iia5e employed uy the Stae BJsrd Of
T. iuc.ii0a 81 Massachusetts, attended
tutee Of the ccut meetlngs, testit,s ss to
tie 90, q sork done, sud I'll Who attended,
80 hr ~ Se ktos Ike the pIaa. ;.
Ad.ms. uLo viii be veil ttmem bered by
the Older p, opje - The bet msu the state
ever had TOT The sort. seldom bel meet
loss over lac days 10 apl.ce and devoted
At lea.t bali Of be time 10 slirriIg up the
people 10 Gii of the schools.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

| am rot snd viii not be presidential
c.udidste, said Il Secretary OF the Navy
William G Whitney, wGo Is visiting bis
mother aud brother 10 BtoUkline. Mass, TO
rel otter, Mr., Whitney continued The
money question Viii undoubtedly be the
ls.ue 10 the mkt campaign, and unless
.,nle bard educational work Is put 10 be
tore The neIt uatlDnsl convention II viii
,love setIous matter Tor the democratic
party and the republican. too. for that
ustter II the silyer men should carry
The peit democratic national convention,
1t woaid splt tbs psfty 10 tao. The demo
cfats mua stand lot sonnd money.
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ra tbs f.srt u vesftts people ag tst tlrtt
suesilau.
s@cftt.fr Ls1aat hss o. = grsa the sec
sfsI bltgt ~ sEutpsnno1 5fi3gs ortr 10
u IstE u,st d ssv forf suhn ilied by
ils Nsv "a ED New Jersey Bridge
tam psEy q htv ictE. 10 witch The Ass
lgtt I'D ~ Jsnsy bridge coupsry
jautd The .u3ss s3rnctlf stbefai s5rs
- Ils sststtrt tls ~ Of toe rsqars
ustu q TIE i,w lt,s bteu net, srd NE
ctltfsagiS 80 approved tie ssustsl tlsns
,u8 . calauftd 4 Their Ierspt.ucs The
PRECISE lucs'lal - yst 10 10 delumltet
.p5 detsi.,d Flsa. spd dr.-4rss E4ast he
sghnilfea sbj srpru,sd by ne ssrfetsry
90 uat btiafs aly construction Gao ur.lu-
Tie plans approved sfe understood io
h.,s bsst dnsa ~ The uatoa Badge
coupsur It'd call iafGtiI tfsct tu.peu
slaB tuAss sua 'psa hou per tesd 10
pet hrsi,
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II or Democratic opponents wsut 10
make 6sht Tor free ooiuspe, tbeE Will
hud the Atpub lean party resdy 10 meet
them GA 1t, bat the great dominating lie
sue Of The u,II uatIoHa campaign will be
the tsuf 1t is the yIclop Of the 1924
oophlet snd Dot Their demorslizsd aud dee
perste antagonists Who will choose the
tet1ls Of The next encounter. The Repub
llesns have altogether TOO much sense 10
sbsBdou position which they snd lh'if
foes kuos 10 be impfegnsble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-13

The Iowa popuIlsts bsve adopted a plat
form retliirming the Omaha one, calling
Tor the Tree coinage oi b Iger, ssklng that
oil bauks he r,Qnlred to give security for
deposits, demanding the Inspection Of
sotkshops aud factories, the fesd!ust
uent Of the fslsries OF police Ulcers on
at economical bstis, and the imposition
Of. 10 per cent stste tai on ell contracts
20 pay 10 gold. A slNe ticket was canned
te.ded by Sylvester Crane Of Davenport
u. governor. The convention r, lectei ali
adyauces from those who would male
,iIver the dolly issue 10 the next campaign
The high point reached last week for
sterling Icbsuse-the bishest for many
uetks-csuses treasury officials 10 fear
that soIj exports msy he shortly resumed.
A. the present rate Of exchange, 4 81 10
~, macy millions Of col we're exported
iss spfias. The Belmont Mofssn tyudi
cate be, 20 lat becu sblr 10 prevent sold
tipous but tie coblrscl TO protect he
Tressaty soid reserve IL bos nearing 81
eud snd 40 auusa.4 scarcity Of CONNER
cIsl bile a reported 10 New Yorf The
treasury soli reserve is nov So 800, 600.
~l,h s. ~. GOO IL geld still due from The
syudicale.
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GRO. x. DAFih. gg..t..
4BJ. J.. hllHAhbsDh.
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WANTS.

tHrHwrsH a, 1859 Hsal. sfa .
F#.. E F..a
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A nINr TO RAILWAY MIN.


The trsfiic men connected with the
railroads doing business In this part o.
the country, and now Ia session 10
this city, probably do not nesd apy
suggestions from source outside theif
own ranks a. 10 what 'hry ought 10 10
Certainly tho NEWS IL not vain
enough TO think u can give 'h'm
much enlightenment In thelr own
particular inc Of BUSINESS anu shhh
not a'sume 70 90 So AZ inc same
ume mere are great mhny 'n'hse
"nich they nave u 10 their power 70
accomplish 'or 'no "eli're OF 'no com
MUMMY "nIou supports tnem, anu
,ne'e ~ Wo oelioVe' 'he opportunity
Tor mem 70 DO a reaiy sxos'ieh' turn
ioI ,hemse'Ves'
oAh mas been patient Vielim o.
et'oi'on curing many, many years
no fisn'-ieehng man VINO KNOWS any
'ning ABOUT 'he situation VIII seek 10
deny That her business men and her
growing interests nave oorn treated
Win Injustice. Unfair Discrimination
nave oeen her constant portion, anu
the incentives 10 enterprise ~ well ~
inc legitimate profits OF commerce
nave been wherever possible diverted
from those VINO deserved them ana
made TO swell the accounts OF the rail-
A NJ "a "a nj
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and biraioot In prison he thinks ne
let bis personal Identity and uecame
a reincsrnated being.
At Albuquerque, New Mexico, he
nrst commaDded attention on account
Of some cures he IL said TO have ei
i,cled. From there ho returned TO
Denver where he now IL. THOUSANDS
arc "a TO visit him and seek HE AID.
He firmly gfasps the patient by The
hand, hha bic face upwards, his lip'
moving IN prayer. "HAvs faith" ne
says, "and you VIII be made we'll"
One feature VI the work Of this
mau IL noticeable. According 70
she published accounts, 50 is lmpos'i'
bic 10 prevail upon MIN to accept
money or jevelry, which IL offered
him at every hour Of the Jay by tue
rich aud the poor alike. al am always
hapry,' he says. ri have no need VI
money. when the FNhes wants me
10 Re, anything, 1 got II. | do His
will. II 10 All h9aling now; never
preaoh.n Preachers aad minister.
who have visited him agreo thst he IL
not insane; aud the ordeal which he
passes through daily Ia enough 10 proc
trste one Of tho rongesL
Opinions concerning this strange
appearances difier, but that among tue
believers tn his power over diseases
arc many Of keen intelligence in Of
dinary affairs OF life IL not disputed.
II only shows how willingly people
receive impfoslonsby anything thaI IL
str ,nge and wrappei In mysticism. To
Biblical STUDENT. such pneuomsna In
this latter age should NOT be unoxpeci.
ed; nor should II 10 them DO ain cult
to discern between genuine messengers
from the Father aud those who only
uturp authority, or even derive power
f'om an entirely different source. The
Fathers children need not be left In
uncertainty as 10 the authenticity OF
the credentials purpor.ins TO be from
Him. Scnlattvr has had predecessors,
aud he will undoubtedly have success
ofs A. long ai tho present confused
state Of religious knowledge pfevAil'
among the children Of men.
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Mr. II. G. smith, No. 90 Perry street,
Newark, n. j.. saws "Aiier several
physicians gave up my ease as beyond
their skill, ! wrote TO Prof Munvon. i
had dyspepsia aud constant dis res in
tho stomach, chronic diarrhooa, cstafrh,
W III continual dropping Of mucus In the
throat aud stnrptgo Of tho nose. 1 sui
ferod 90 much from rheumatism In the
shoulder ha I could scarcely move my
arm. also had kidney rouble, with
la kache aud swelling Of tho feet and
ankles. Ia fact, ~ would be hird TO ma
more obstiua o and complicated case,
and could scarcely believe Prof. Nun.
yon'E statement that hia remedies would
cure tho. hut confess freely that ! was
completely cured by a short couise OF
Munyon's Remedies. l wish 10 rafticu'
lafly recommoud hls now caiafrn treat-
mont ~ tho mildOs and yet me most
promptly curative - any / have u.od."
The Munyon Komolios effect prompt
and positive cures in - most ob.tnate
cases. a separate cure for each disease
Al all drug de =, - cents each.
P,r-onal lettors 10 Prot Munyon, 1908
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an,v Orcd
with free medical advice Tor an disease.
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In REPLY 10 Correspondent who
wishes to know why tho profession
OF journalism is called the "fourth &C.
tste" the New York sun explains
that in the French and English parlia.
ments three estate. were represented:
rbe church, the mobiles and the people.
Carlyle gave the name Of "iourth es'
tAtr." to tho newspaper world In o
lecture on "Heroes aud Hero wor
ship" when he said, "Bufke said there
were three estates in pArllsmsni; bul
ia the reporters gallery yonder there
sat a fourth estate, more important
than they ALL"
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AN INflDtps PRAYER.

August Strlndberg Is one Of the best
known Swedish auth 10 now living.
lie belongs TO n modern school akin to
that OF which Emile Il ia lisa French
representative. surindberg, lh
BlornsiJsrns BJornson, Wa, In his
youth an eathu,iassio believer, but
gradually his faith wilted and dropped,
and he became prominent inidel.
Ina recent number OF Magtzin fusr
Litteratur, however, he tells simple
tory Of his experience short time
ago, In tho night, no was awakened
by heatITending cry from his wife.
"Ouf little girl is dying" sulndberg
hurried TO bis daughters eide anu
found her Ia violent clnvulslons.
Doctors were at once SUNNI ned, but
the child seemed to grow worse. The
vile then turned TO her hu bAud
10 her agony anu asked him to pray.
But he, who hal bs0a looking upon
prayer ~ something "Immltaln be.
cause the supplicalt asks for o
change In what la supposed to DO the
natural order OF thlngs, At fsG refused
s1ill urged on, and ths enid apparent.
ly nearing the valley OF the shadow OF
death, the inidel tut bis eutlre philos.
ophy aalde, kneelei down and suppl.
Gated the Almighty for hel1. 5000,
no says, the commissions oea ,sd aud
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scnLAlrKE, rnG nEALrR.

According 10 Denver papers, Francis
Scnlatter, known all over tho con-
tnent az "the healer" has been sum.
moned to appear before tho bar Of the
u. y. court AZ u witness in n cast in
which no undoubtedly will have u
testify as 10 the miraculous power with
which he 10 said TO be endowed. Dan
Hanley and Leonard Il. DAggsIt have
been arrested charge with using the
mails for fraudulent purposes. The
complaint charges roth men with tho
Issuance Of n circular setting forth that
n certain J. ID. Malone was ready TO
furnish handkerchief having upon II
an excellent portrait Of SchlAlter ana
properly blessed by him, which would
heal any inhrmily by application.
One dollar was tue price asked for
these hAndkerohieis, aud the traffic
Seems to have assumed quite large pro-
portions.
Francis Schlatter IL a man tina,
now Ia famous throughout thr
land. He 10 described as n strange
person, with n remarkable face, mild
blue eyes, long curly hair, and dressed
In rough suit OF clothes. Tue Denver
News says no standB daily from 0
O'Clock in the morning until 1870 y. M.
bsieheaded In all kinds OF weather, In
'front.' OF Alderman f x's home 10 that
city, ana receives thousands OF sick,
lame, parAly zed, blind aud deaf per.
sone, whom he Is said to heal with a
touch.
Only two yeArs ago, Schlstler sat or
his ehoomaRer's benoh In Dsnver,
when he received. as no himself
alleger, command "to arise All gu
forth aud heal all OF the world
who will believe" Ffom Denver
no iourneyed to Arizona, where
In the desert, II is claimed, he
tasted forty days and tsrly
nights, after which experience his
healing commenced. Soon he wa.
thrown into prison, because he in.
sisled on walking about bareheAlsd