The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

PEyEEY sADpERs Ex

chADEftH HA PARIE.
MI. Pevey Sadders sends The Republic a letter
undex Date of February l.. and incloses a papel
~nc y made out in the form, of an AFFIDAVIT and
b sd0scribed and sworn to BY a physician This
amdfyft, Sadders informs us. was mailed tn him
elfecay by Mr.. j. n. Foote, OF Protein. Tapev
County. Mr.. Sadders requests The Republic TO prtpt
~ pue Since Mr.. Foote and the physician evidently
oHo NOT Intend to dedicate it to the public. We for
bear to set Il forth.
rof the present suffice 1t to say that Mr.. Foote's
physician denies on his oath the possibility Of the
RESTORATION OF Jones's bearing as related by Sad.
oerA and enters into q particular statement of nbvs-
biological facts tending TO show thar the Judgment
OF a grain of horse corn in the windpipe of q human
being would not produce a hemorrhape OF tbe Ems.
'acnian tube or Of the %pharynx, nor would such hem.
ornage result in relieving deafness which had been
produced by any cause whatsoever.
AS hr. Sadders observes. it is regrettable that
foote mas seen fit to abandon his public Insipte-
nance Oh his position. Mr.. Sadders writes:
Dear Editsr. 1t looks like ]. N. Foot.
has jest thowed up both hands and quit.
1t looks like he amt got the sand To
80 ~T1es yore honobe paper no more against
yoses truly but he's got his Doctor in IT
- AND they writ me in privat and send m.
certirakit but 1 aim to keep you posted
Jest what this ]. n. Foote is up to. 1 nut
-~ II In fhfs here letter and 1 thank YOU for
yore fairness in past and will you show
az MIN up before the State how he amt omen
- and above bord to stand UP and face ms
= IN Xore honoble paper but come a sneak O n
me with his Doctor In privat against INV
truth and voracity, well | reckin I n
foote Is In a tollable bad way when he
mas to call in a Toctor to do his Lyin fer
him don't you and what's more a Doctor
that don't know d fawn thing about his
nissness or he would know he was brani-
Ing hisself a fool in the sight of man.
Up mere In this neck Of the woods We are
'arshed that we recollect # Jest as it
was and We don't think it's SO terrable
curios. a heap more curoser things happen
up hear than it, one strange thing bapep
10 a Lady in the Gourd / was sweet n.
1 went over thare to visit one time md
she had red hair she was coaminR II with
n Oh these red and yaIer cefloid coams
U Duy al the drugstore and it was frost
Tune along toards Dec. the air was toll
liable cool and charged with elextrisity /
and when she coam her hair the sparks
new 1 don't know IL 1t being red had any,
thing to do with it, but Directly a shark
fired 1t like so much powder a big heim
sho' u she stood thare in a clowd OF, L
smoak as ball headed as a baby. we had
to III the windows to let the smoak out
the Lady Is alright now. married 70 '.
young fellow in the Gourd by the name of
seavers and has 4 young ones. her hair
started out again but I recktn she aim:
got much use for them celloid coams any
e. ""fe- j.. ~. Foote and his crazy Doc
tor tackle this one IL they want to but
thare branes out again some more facts
Respectfully PEVELY ODE
We cannot but feel that Mr.. Foote abandoned his
'ublic contentious too soon. 1t is obvious that inst
ERE the debate could have taken a fresh turn and
ossibly opened up a wholly new and broad field of
cfe9tifc interest. .