The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-09-18
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husbands for unmarried ladies and will
bring profits to merchants clients to lawyers,
success to surgical operations, safe travail to
women in childbirth, and nearly every other
thing that you can think Of.
1t IS huge confidence game the rascality
of which is cloaked by the name of ReItgi0n.
Thus, the priests everIaatingly firm the
people. No worms, bugs. floods, droughts or
frosts ever interfere with the crops Of those
farmers.
70 give you an idea of what the priests
encourage their dupes to believe, in order
that the priests may live off the work of such
idiots, | copy few of the letters which
appear in the Roman Catholic Magazines:
San Antonio Tex, June 16, 1911 Last month
had under my care patient with typhoid fever.
Complications of various natures set it. The
patient was given up by the attending physician
| promised St. Anthony to have it published in the
Messenger, and also to give aims for st. Antho
ny Bread if he should recover. Now, thanks to
our dear Blessed Mother and good st. Anthony,
the patient recovered and has gone from the hos
pital completely cured. D. P, Nurse.
Chicago, Ill, June IS, 1911 Enclosed you will
find the second installment of aims for the poor
students which 1 promised, if father has steady
work and hold my position Thanks to ST.
Anthony, we both still have steady work.
NJ A H.
New York City, June 26, 1911. Enclosed please
find an Offering for the poor Students which I
had promised if a certain sale should be made
without trouble. Thanks to good St. Anthony my
petition has been granted. M S.
Soldiers Grove, Wis., July /, 1911 For pass
ing the seniors examination in the Madison Musi-
cal College successfully and also for having pro-
cured some pupils, | enclose aims fer ST.
Anthonys Bread in Thanksgiving to the dear
Saint. A. V. F.
-, July 5, 1911. For the same favor
mentioned above I send you Offering for the
poor students which promised, if my daughter
was successful. Thanks to the S. Heart, the B1.
Virgin, St Joseph and good st. Anthony.
Cincinnati. O.. July 5, 1911 The enclosed
offering for the poor students promised if my
sister should have safe confinement. Thanks to
the Infant Jesus and ST. Anthony, all passed off
quietly. e. w.
Elizabeth N. j., July 5, 1911. Enclosed offer
ing for st. Anthony's Bread is in gratitude for
special temporal favor obtained Please pray for
another favor to be granted. N. n.
Covington, KY, July 7, 1911 For the cure of
an abscess in my face without having to undergo
an operation, also for finding purchaser for
my house and getting the desired price therefor,
l return sincere thanks to the 81 Virgin and st.
Anthony, and enclose the promised Offering for
the poor students NJ NJ.
Wis, July 7, 1911 Many thanks to
our dear Lord and good St. Anthony, also to the
Bl. Virgin and st. Joseph for being cured of a
painful ailment. Enclosed aims was promised for
the poor students M.
WIS, July Z, 1911. Please accept the
enclosed Offering for your poor students. had
promised this if l successfully cured of an
ailment which caused me much trouble
Friend.
New York City, July 10, 1911. In fulfllment
of promise made, if lawsuit was settled out
of court and quickly, enclose offering
M. r.
Hamilton, O., July Is, 1911. To express our
sincere thanks to the S. Heart and dear ST.
Anthony for protecting stock, crops and the
family from fire and storms, we enclose an offer
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H S.
Thanksgivings Are Also Offered.