Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-26
Unnatural Husba ndS

We have recently earned q few facts tnat
convince us thar. With the aid OF the officers Of
our State insane Asylum. 1t is possible for q
rascally husbaDd.to secure a separ ratiou from a
wife by a mode both quicker and cheaper than
it can be done even by appiic stion for divorce
before the court IN Chicago. The facts are;
Some time ago q man named Hepp came to
New Lisbon, in this county. bringing with
him his wife, who during certain periods was
subject to fits and mental arrangement.
After residing in New Lisbon about
three months he sent his wife to Tomah to visit
some OF her relatives, and as soon as she was
gone g he left the county: taking with him
another woman. When Mrs, Hepp returned
to New Lisbon the own authorities set them
selves to work to find the whereabouts Of the
delectable husband, and, learning tina. he was
In Michigan, sent Mrs. Hepp to him there.
the woman he had run off with and return to
Wisconsin. Instead of coming hack TO New
Lisbon he took his wife to the state Insane
Asylum at Madison, and on his promising that
he would procure the proper certificate from
the onacers Of Junean county, where he claim
ed 10 reside, she was admitted to the hospital,
ana he left for parts unknown. Mrs. Hepp
has been kept in the asylum from that time
until few weeks ago, when she was sent here
10 be supported by our taxpayers. Dr. Van
Noetrand, the principal OF the insane asylum,
has been acquainted with all the above IL cts vet
when our sheriff expressed his dete, min alton to
return this woman because she had no home or
settlement here, he writes back, expressing in. i.
tense Observation-Disclosures it very unjus, that
our officers should embarrass him with the
further care of woman brought 10 him from
M cbigan-who has no legal claims on us-and
mildly suggests to the sheriff that it would be
an act OF charity if he. the sheriff OF juneau
county, would take Mrs. Hepp TO Chicago and
ship her to that part of Michigan where her
husband resided.
VACCINE MATTER DILUTED WITH GLYcK.
RINk-ADother years experience by M Mul-
Ter IN the Berlin Vaccine institution, confirms
the success attending the employ L eat of a
mixture OF glycerine and lymph for yaccina.
tion. He employs chemically pure glycerine
and distilled water in equal parts. This di.
the vaccine matter or lymph in q watch glass
or other receptacle, by means Of q fine pencil,
in the proportion Of one part OF lymph to ten
OF diluted giycerine, which secures a good
inoculable material. After a long practice
these proportions can be measured with suffi- :
cient accuracy by the eye 1t immediate vac
clnation is intended, the inocula.ing needle
or lancet should be charged by means or the
pencil, which it can be much more effectu-
ally than by dipping the INSTRUMENT into the
mixture. If we desire 10 preserve the lymph
for future use, il may be introduced into ca.
piliary tubes, or it may be placed IN a small
vial capable of holng halt or a whole dram
This bottle need not be completely filled, and
only requires to be secured by cork. The
lymph in this state may be kept ute unalter-
ed, and the vacc,uator can go from place to
place always secure of having good supply
with him. As the lymph is only IN part d,s-
solved, and in part suspended in the eIycerine
II
before vaccinatIng or filling the bottles with It,
All the vaccinations performed in the Berlin
Institution with this mixed lymph have sue
ceeded equally well with those performed by
means OF unmixed lymph. The lymph thus
combined retains all it's virtues unaffected by
temperature for more than year.
THE ROMANCE OF LIFE-A maiden lady.
by the name OF KlinglDg, who settled in w ar
rem county, Ohio, many years ago, from Ger
many, was killed by being thrown out of her
buggy last Thursday, about a mile west Of
Leoanon. She leaves an estate worth $50, 600
or $40,OG0 which she beg quea hes to Warren
county, fer the purpose of building and main.
tanning an orphan asylum, provided the coun-
ty will raise q like sum for the same purpose.
should this county decline to comply with
the conditions of the bequest, the estate goes
to the German Orphan Asylum of CINCINNATI
named in her will.
There is a bit OF romance connected with
the history OF Miss Klingling, that may not be
nninterestlpg. In her youth, In Germany, she
had lover to whom she pledged her troth, but
the marriage being preveE ted by opposing
relatives. che and her lover entered into
pledges never TO marry, and she came with q
brother, since deceased, to this country. Years
after, her lover died unmarried, leaving bv
Will large sum of money to found an or
phan asylum at Frankfort. Subseq uently,
Miss KlinglinR became entitled to an estate in
Germany, and thereupon devoted a large Dor.
tion of 1t to swell the fund bequeatbed by her
lover, and now her death eveals the fact that
she has devoted the bulk of her property to
found similar institution at the home of her