The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-01
scHLATTER's SCIENCE.
An Ardaore Laav send. Her Hanaksr-
shief to Deaver 20 be Blessed ~
Sehlattsr. Rs@srksbIs Care.


a prolonged serious sickness IA. n
most mysterious manner. In an ef-
fort 10 look into this mystery, the
ARDMoRETTE reporter with bis usual
good luck, stumbled straight upon
the object Of his search.
BY assistance OF friends an inter
view was granted the scribe, who In
company with Mrs. Geo. Henry
Bruce, proceeded to the Bruce hotel
and were ushered into n snug room.
The object Of our search, Miss vina
Jones, entered in 4 few minutes stat
ing that she had Just finished a hearty
dinner. Miss Jones Is a petite little
lady, with sparkling black eyes, her
expression conveyed at once the inn
preston that she was a person proud
in the fact that she was enjoying
good health OF good fortune.
Having stated our mission, Miss
Jones said, Il was an invalid for
months, leaving Abilene, Texas, last
year travelled through southern
Texas in quest OF health, but found
none. I returned to Dallas, was treat
ed there, but got only temporary re-
lief My sister, Mrs. Foley, in the
meantime had moved 70 Ardmore,
came here thinking the bracing air
Of the Territory would beneht me.
arrived here last July. but bad
wretchcd health, gradually becoming
worse, and for three long months
and twenty days, lay a hopeless in
valid. thinking had only few mere
days TO live My physicians here trsat-
ed me most kindly, and did all in
their power TO relieve me, but like
others the relief given was only tenn
porary. I could not eat OF drink,
the very lightest diet even a swallow
Of water would cause the most in
tense pain"
Now, What about this Schlatter af-
fairs "Well a friend Of mine who Is
living in Pueblo, wrote to me Of
Schlatter, telling me OF the wonder
full cures effected by his touch and
blessing. Yet I suffered on, all hope
] had left me. A few days latter an
q other letter from Pueblo recounting
the seeming miracles OF Schlatter
came to me, I felt, well I can't tell
Z how, but / told my sister would send
my handkerchief and have IL blessed
I I felt this was my last ray OF hope.
I The handkerchief was sent and on
the morning Of the n Of this month,
which allowed time TO convey my let
ter to its destination, felt better, /
could scarcely wait for the fires TO
be built in the morning I wanted to
get up so bad. got up, cleaned up
my room, eat a nice breakfast, went
10 making myself some wrappers on
the sewing machine and sat up the
entire day"
Now Miss Jones what do you think
OF Schlatter2
Think Of him, think he Is chief
among ten thousand. feel that he
has saved my life"
Mrs. Jones was then asked II she
was a believer in christian science,
she asserted that she was not.
Asked IL she had any objection to
stating her age, she answered, "Yes
sir, taht has nothing to do with this
case, you can say however, that am
old enough TO appreciate my new
blessing, good health, and come from
whatever source IL has, will always
give Schlatter credit for II and do say
God bless Schlatter."
This ended the interview, a most
interesting one to the reporter, who
on leaving wished the lady a long and
happy life, dating from her new birth
day.
Just arrived at T. Y. Morgan's
fresh pretzels.
W. r. Moore, the assignee for the
Glenn & Peoples stock, Nill close
entire stock out TO the highest bidder
and not attempt to sell it at retail.