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mu untnanon City Doctor i by a XJ. 9. ehal. SEMT IN MAILShe Residents of leceive the sties.to Hurt a Buslrifssho Accused'Mau% ✓ +—One ofc the most letter -cages in the as been brought to of Dr. F. T. Loom-ivsician of Shannon tates Marshal Hill-rominenc physician* a dozen schools, an n, member of tlie ; and Red Men. He mily. It is alleged business of anotner isty, a white haired obscene letters to at y's patients. Hus-at their wives were it Christy had bee.i daughters and lo\-Lheains had been led has been the feeling weeks against Dr. janaion City many ave threatened to t and open talk* of heard.jrmerly a veterinary m Des Moines. In rfo other men, se\ -e ran a. veterinary he removed to Shan-own oit the ChicagoI not,-far from Cres-?d practicing rriedi-*y and moved in theII a year or so ago practice, but at that rived with his fam-a.ppearing man and mre of the practice. Loomis and a bitter This is one reason 5t suspected of wnt-ago the letters first ear. Men whosemgs to be h“frj in trie larger cities, to be followed by whool house matings, in this way it is proposed to revive the temperance sentiment among the people. and incidental!* to raislt;* funds for the maintenance of a committee tit Topeka while the legislature is in session this winter.MEN KISS WHEN THEY MEET.Peculiar Practice** of German ApMtalic Christian Church*Eureka, III , Dec. 1 —The recent general conference of the German Apostolic Christian church, held near this city, has *tl-tracts] attention to this peculiar sect The church has been'growing quite rapidly, especially in central Illinois, and bow nas branches in nearly every stace In the upion. As a people Us members are quiet am.l industrious, but rhey all decline lo have anything ro do with political affairs lt;imj refuse to vote at either local or general elections Jn several elections ip this part of the s*ate, where the members of this organization have held the. balance of power, efforts have been made ro induce them ;o vote, but without results.The peculiarities of these people do nol end here, as they will not assoc1 ate wjth ■ any person outside of their own church. They wilt help each other In every way possible, and the richer members will assist in giving the poorer a .start, but none except one of rheir -own members can hope Lo receive aid from them.Almost invariably they settle in colonies, and during the past five or six years strong colonies have been formed in different pans of Illinois. At Morion they have one of the largest churches of this denomination In the United State*. Trein ont. Eureka Falrbury, Elgin and Peoria are also central points Tor this organization.A reporter was desirous of securing a report of the conference for publication, but was informed that uews-«aper reporters were hot to be tolerated. Their regular preaching services are, however, open to the public* and the eorre-ADonrleiu found on entering ibe room that the women sar on one side lt;of the house, while the men occupied the other. The services are all conducted in German, and the preachers serve without pay, as it is a par: of their religion that no preacher shall demand anything for his services. At the close of the sermon the men greet each other with a kiss.Besides these there are numerous other peculiarities, among them being chat none' of the men will wear n mustubho, and nn-utner tnat rhey will never have a portrait of any kind made. No flag or other decoration Is ever exhibited on the business house or residence of a member of inis church, and their buildings are always wUhouuany form of decorauon on festive occasions. Taken as people they are exceedingly peculiar, ye; with aU their oddities they have many good qualities.A BOON TO PUGILISTS*New York Doctor Discovers a “Bracer” for Knocked Out Men.Xew York. Dec. 1.—Dr. Marrsperger. a Buffalo pbvsic^a-n^believes that by hypodermic injections in the ring a beaten man may be rejuvenated sufficiently toRtf! LIJErnest Hoo in lDEALS SIMakes Te FloatinMethods Uset AlwaysLondon Hooley is the don He ts cured, one o. England in ord. His o nearly as mi Kafir craze l Hooley firs attention \vh tire company, result of this him more th a year. He is est millionair contains not wondering w not restrict h izer of deals e clal field of i\ Sence of beef, water. One I othgr is pun manipulated He has the ttal behind hi exampleO sult; so he goes f] while investoi one another i Into touch w share of the p cates and un Money mal being the on I Hcvoley intere Inal. He buy as calmly as , buys a cigar, factory' may that I would: 000,000,” and ] aot to say. check for $1.0 the ways of lt;
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Perry Daily Chief
Perry, Iowa, US
Wed, Dec 02, 1896
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