davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-22
Die OolfsbdPne.
Sdaumbere=s6inoGer Dolfstheater.

Shannber9z99tnoler's D~olfstheater.
S11 vMGuer's Seue" gelanst morgen
Nbenb gum 8eneft5 fitr bic 70 beltebte
jugenbltcbe @elan9s@S oubrette Sri. So
banna S6aum6er9 baS groBe goltsitiid
nit 0elang: vSoubretten> Stretcbe" Sur
Quffiibrung. 0aS Stiid, baS it6 SrGuz
lein S6aumberg gu ibrem 8eneftSz Qlbenb
auS9etpGblt bat, entbGlt etne rieltge Siiue
bon 6urnor, un6 auBerbem IA pr0cbti9e
0eiangSnummern. 0a auBer ser beLtebten
8eneft sianttn bic be1ten &rGite bcr Scbaum=
ber9>S 6inbler'i6en @eieui1aft mittpirz
fen, 10 iolte fem 3Deaterfreltn6 es Der>
iGumen, Die @elegenbeit gu benuBen, INN
itcb eritens etnmal einen guten Qtben6 gu
Deri6affen uno 3tpeitenS Der ftrebiamen
iungen &iin1tlertn nit einem auSpertouften
6auie Oie 3aDlreiben bergniigten StunDen,
ipelcbe bielelbe 6em Bublifum inn 9aufe Der
Sation berettet, 5u oanfen.
SIM beuti6en Sbeater in Ser v9(llrora
Surnbaue" fomntt ntorgen bos fomii6ite
alter 9ultipieIe un6 3par bos &netiel'icbe
gretsluitiptel: uWeni6 be3oble Oetne
S3AIoen", in 5 Ncten, sur Quffibrung.
Out quite fredericksburg lit beion6erS
9tGdftbt 0enommen unb tperben Sic 6ouptz
partbien bon BEN 9amen: Sogen1ann,
Stplte, Wtoor unO 8artels, iopte ben
6erren: &ooenberg 2urian &roener,
SbinOler, 3eblife un0 S6mei3er setptB
beitens 0argeiteat ietn.
Sn beiben Tbeatern tper6cn y@eltousz
iteuungszStdets" gratis ausge9eben.
, 1893-04-22
Gin Dollar oas Gtdet
Der preis fir ole paoerewsft=G on3erte auf
Ger meltausf ~telluno.

Sn BrGii6ent 6i9inbotbam's Sffie fan6
9eitern ipdt QbenoS cine SiBun9 itatt, in
tpelcber Der 8ori6lag bon Sbeobor S6omas
ongenommen wurbe, fir sic 8aberetpSft@
@onSerte neben Dem g%etpD6nltben @intrtttS7
pretS bon so GentS fit Ben 8eiucb bet
Nusteuun9 nod $1,00 pet Gtdet gu Oer>
langen.
Serner tpur6e nod nit Generals DIRECTOR
9auts bic 8rage Der 6reipGiie beiproben.
Ser Nnbrang lit 10 un9ebeuer, baB es MOTH
iDenbig eribetnt, etni9e 8ei9rGnfungen
eintreten 5u Ialien. IS murbe nod NIGHTS
@nDgiiltigeS bel6loiien, bod miro tpabrz
i5einlidb in &ur3em ein @rloB DerDffent7
Iicbt tpcrbeu, in benz ale 0ieieni9en, tpelbe
n;6t in birettem 53uiammenbonge nit ser
Qlusteuung iteben, eriucbt tperben, itb nibt
crit um 6reipdiie 5u bemiiben, ba fe bo6
feline Nusitbt auf Grfolg baben.
Die Srage Der 0onbung Ser 8aiiogiere
Bet Seeoanpfer auBer6aIb Der @ren3en
beS @ebieteS beS t6enrp SDnbifats purbe
beiproden, Dob fam man gu feiner Clint
gung. Naer 8obri6einlibfeit nacb tpcrben
124 Gents per Baliagier berebnet tperoen.
Ob btes aub BET ben Iofalen 9ampferz
LINEN Der SAL iein fol-, lit ni3t befannt,
, 1893-04-22
GiIe nit weiIe.
6err Siemens remit nit Dem Kopf our9 cine
S6eibe.

@roBes Nufieben erregte geitern Elm @ait
bes @reat Nortbern 6otcls, tpel6er es 10
etItg bate, baB er nit Dem &opfe Ourb bic
Spie9eli9eibe Der Gbiire rannte. @bwarb
SiemenS lit Ser Name bes eiltgen Sling
Iings, CT itammt aus SEEM Orleans un6 bat
es mn ietnem ettpaS 3u groBen Suite gu
Oerbarfen, baB. iein @eiibt bon ben @laSz
i~pltttern ni6t 8iemli3 libel 3ugert6tet lit.
Die Stide ttelen berab un6 ems bcrielben
trieb 6errn StemcnS Ben SUIT berorti9 iiber
bic Obren. boB es faum m09ltcb mar, Ben
9lcrmiten BON Der Qn9itr0bre int tpabrbafz
ten Stnne Oes 8orteS gu b~efreien. !6err
Stcutens 5o9 i~euf3enb ben 8eutel un6 err
le9te bic nicbt un%betrdcbtlicbe Summe fir
Die 5erbrO6ene S6etbe, bonn perlicB ct
oorii6tt8 UNI ii4 i6auen6 6aS 2ofal unb
tarfte itcb einen neuenSut. Setnen 9ebens7
retter mari er n%nbantbarer 8eiie in cine
@6e.
, 1893-04-22

Die mor9i9e Drummer bes v@eiten" entz
bGlt neben BEN n~eueiten t~elegrap6iiben
gta6ribten aus alien Sbeilen 6cr @elt,
2ofalz un6 @cItausitelungS : Seridbten,
eOitoriellen 8elprebun9en un6 Notisen,
unD Oorid's 10 beLtebtcr 9amenseituug an
Original : 8eitrdgen: v8lauberet" BON
8ilbelm SeiitfOrn, pMta9enfatarr3 unb
9pSpepiie" bon Or. SuliO 0omtnO, vPu1ft
balb N6t" OtoOeIe) BON g. 9ann, v9aS
2Oi3blatt" (Sumoresfe) BON s. S. 2iebes
treu, r2en5@Sunfen nus Der 9fetmlcbnteoe"
BON Silartus, v@rinnerungen an S6ul7
pforta" bon einem 9f0rt1er, ferner Die
Sortiebungen BON BEN intereiia1ten @r5dbz
lungcn unb Nopeuen: rSn Der Settler
itunbe" bon 8auL t6epie, v0er General"
bon SranS bon S90nt6an, v0ie Sobtens
maSfe" Don 9(bolpb Stern, iopie vSinOcrs
%leelen", pfpGbologti3e StuSie bon 9tein@
6ol6 Ortmann, r8ei Dem 8rod6aus'i9e
CONGREGATIONS s2erifOn", r&Obteutan3" BON
8ietro Ofascagni, v0ie Sriebenspfeife",
6GitteripodbengelAicbte bon 9trtbur @alOau,
,8aoefuren" bon Sc. BON 9teiSipib, pSu7
Ianna i'm 8a6e" (6umoresfe) unb Dteles
Qnoere me6r.
, 1893-04-22
Rod9ra0i9 ciptltitrt.
Die Gsfimos feiern ihre Sreiheit onr9 Elm
S9euerfeit.

Die @sft1noS fiiblten itcb geitern i'm So
pular !6otel I'M 8oabeliBe ibrer Srei6eit
u1o. macbten einen fir tire gcrbdltniiIe
unD @etpobnbetten ,;ngenObnltcben @e=
brducb 0apon. 9ie 8etpobner Der Solar
oegeno 1teben i'm Nlgemetner ntbt geraoe
I'M Glfe tbertriebener Getnlitfeit unb nm
10 meDr mtBte eS ben 8eIucber erfreuen,
Die GsftmoS ge1tern bel elmer 10 niibltben
8e1bdttt9un9 gu iehen. Sic reinigten
nQnlli6 - eS 1T oieS 1licbt beS @ebiloe
elmer iippigen 9bantaIte, ionbern nadte
Babrbett - Sen 6uBboben ibrer @obnz
rdune mtttellt @aIier, Seifs un0, 2appen
r11o lcbien t6nen bie fretcbidb iebr unge7
tpObnte Nrbett pielen SPAS 5u ma9en. Sc
1T otes etn GROCER Sorti6ritt in bet Giptli@
%latton, oenn ettpas oerartiges lit einem S.
fimo bis iebt nocb ME 5u9emutbet tporoert,
man fitrobtete, ieinen Corn su lebr git retSen
uilo ieBt tbun tie es fretlpillig.
Et6ter Y0rter erflarte geItern, 6as be-
retts cine neue @ftiengeIeQicbaft far 9(usz
1teuun8 eineS @Sfimpborfes an 81. StraBe
unb Stomp Sslanb Nuenue in 8il6ung
be9riffen 1et. @S lDuten BEN @Sftmos aQc
mogltden Sreibeiten 9~eitattet, allcb 1ie ntcbt
ge3tpnngen merben, i9re fitr baS bieii9e
&Iima gera0esu unm0gGicben gel3e gu
tragen; au6 lift ibnen Before 8esobIuns in
IuSit9t geiteQt porben, pas freili9 brtnz
9eno notbpenDig iein birte. !6err 8orter
lit Ser Nnli3t, baB iib au9 nod Sic Sas
mtlten bon Sang Sc @atl6oob, &ooper
nno George Deer ben NusgetDanoerten an>
iblteBen tDeroen un6 ipiirben bann nu IL
Ser onen i'm aIten GsfimoOorfe surId7
bletben.
8rdii6ent 0aniels BON Der vQ(rctic
Worlo's 6atr So" miro tpa6ri6etnli6 I'M
8anoeS9ertcbt einHabeas corpus8erfa6ren
ctnleiten, UNI Die enttpicbenen GSfimos 3ur
Jtiffebr GIT siptn9en. Gr beDauptet namz
ltb, nt6t i6lecbte 8ebalOlung babe ite
pertrieben, %iouOern fte mdren einfa6 COM
trattbrit3ig 9etporben, um grOBeren @orz
tbeil beralS5ul6la8en, rnb Der @eieul6aft
iteDe a4ein Oas gec6t gu, iiber ite 3u ber7
fii9en, 81 nur tie bon Ser 0fe9ierun9 @rz
lallbuiB er6aGten babe, bic @Sfimps ais
Go%ntraftarbetter ein5ufiibren.
, 1893-04-22
Der offene Sonnta9.
General St. Clair miro ft9 nod einmoI in ole
Srei6e merfen.

Die INSTRUMENTATION bat Gorbereiz
tun9cn getroffen, nm Dor Der @rOffnung
Der misunderstanding no6 cine Stbung abb
3ubalten. 9ieie Sibun9 fam i~niofern bon
GROCER Wibtigfett iperben, ais bic Srage
beS Offenbaltens Ser Misunderstanding al
Sonntagcn in berielben CUR SpracDe TOM.
men ipiro. @eneral st. Clair, tpel9er ltetS
Elm enti9iebener @e8ner bes SonntagSz
ibluiies mar, miro Die Nngelegen6ett 3ur
Spradbe bringen un6 ouf BEN @runb bin,
baB Ser GongreB Sen Gontroft bra6, in6em
CT einen She'll Ser betpiQigten 81, 900, 900
5uriifbe6ieIt, bas Sffenbalten bet QtuS7
iteaung an Sonntagen b%efiirporter. ST
lit ii6er5eu9t, baB bic Mebr3abl ber Gomz
miliGre gu @uniten bes ~offenen Sonnta9S
ltn0 unb iib t6m anib(ieBen werOen.
, 1893-04-22
Gin Staatsitreid
1ufriihrerii9e 8alletoamen Kral uro fall
~entlafen.

@eibGftSfiibrerOfcG art6o bonn Mc@iderz
Gbeater bat ben itreifenben 2lma5onen etncn
bOien Strei6 geipielt. Gr bate geitern
eine a~Qgemeine Strobe fiir Die p@rtras" in
v8lad GrOot" angeieBt un6 ais bieie poQ>
3G6Iig eribienen tparelt, erflGrte ct ibnen ,baB
ite idmmtlib entlalien ieien unb Sic i6nen 5uz
fommen6e Sage bon $4.45 an Ser &aiie in
@mpfang nebmen fOnnten. Die 9amen
tparen b~ieriiber lebr entriiitet unb olgez
meiner Iumult erbOb itb, benz iebOb 6err
Wec@hartbp NIT e~iierner Sttrne Ston6 btelt.
CT iebte es burGb, 6aB bic aufriibrertiden
iungen 9amen baS Ibeater DerlieBen, MIR
25 bon ibnen, tpelde betbeuerten, ME beim
Strett betbetli8t gepeien gu ietn, erbielten
bic GrlaubntB ba3ubleiben. Qus bic
Stretfertnnen Bic 8i6ne perlaiien batten,
Offnete it6 cine Gbire un6 nit Dem bol6e>
item 2G6eln ibpenften 9ra3i0ie @eitaIten
beretn, pel6e arserie6en waren, Die Steuen
Der ioeben 8eri3wunoenen einsunebmen.
Wtebrere Der Gntlaiienen baben gertcbtlide
S9rttte gotham, UNI gu ibrem r%eitirenOen
@ebalte 81 fommen.
, 1893-04-22
meitere Grnennunoen.

WeaDor 6arrilon bat BEN SrlGn6cr So6n
Ofaloncp gum Sel@Snipettor ernannt.
Die @tnnabme oteicr S~tnecure, pelcbe auf
$4,000 eranicbIagt miro, bat ser Snbober
NIT 3pet anberen 9olittfern gu t6etlen.
Nm. Otan8ler, benz 6arriion fart perz
pfltcbtet 1T, pOIte bos Qmt untcr iolcben
8eotngungen nid6t anne6men. 8ieleS ta6t>
batter iOlen ii6 enti9(olien baben, sic ST.
nen1tltn9 nicbt e9er 5u beitGti9er, bis eine
Seroronun9 angenommen lit, tpelc6e Bic
Sporteln bieieS @nteS ablc6afft unb Elm
teltes @e6aIt, boS nit ber Mi6e Ser Ser
t%Daltung I'M Gintlange itebt, bettmmt.
9aburcb tpitrbe baS Gbeilun9slDftem auerz
DtngS einen StoB erbalten.
Bum @ebGl1bee@ Ommtiidr p~ur6e2(n0retp
SDolen, 5nm 8Orlteber bes 0aiieramtes in
3own Safe Nm. 8renbergait un6 gum
8urearbef Ser QIbtbetIung fir Spe8ialz
1teuern Wft9acl s., 0obertp ernannt.
&bonntrt auf baS 2lben6blatt Ser SQtnois
St0atSs 3eitIng 4rets l Sent.
, 1893-04-22
SpurIos perfdmun6en.

81. 81, GraOen, 3O3 Campbell QtOenue
~mobnbaft, miro felt Sreitag, BEN IA. @prtl,
bermiBt. Man nimmt an, baB ct an porz
iibergeben6em Mobnitnn, berOor9crufen
6urdb lleberanitrengung unO &ranfbcit, let1
Set. Gr lit 81 Sabre alt, 5 SUB 8 3ou
groB unb ictn Infer 9(rm lit fiir5er tpie iein
recbter. Gr mar Observation-Disclosures
Tran Grapen lit auBer li1 unb eifrigit be-
mibt, cine Spur TIRES @atten gu ftnbelr.
sic fIrcbtet, 0aB iDm Elm Inglif 3ugeftoBen
1T
, 1893-04-22
Die
WeH>
CHICAGO

perfprt9t ni6t nur oas ero6te frieoli6e
d1nertfaniid7e, ionoerr oas or06te frieo=
lt6e Greteni6 Ger Welt Dor S6Iu6 oiefes
0~ahrRnnoerts gu weroen. mas fiibner, Dor
1ndts 3urtid fd3redenoer ufternehmunos=
eetf, uebun9 inn planen uno 2lusfiibren
GROCER Otn9e urto 6elo thun fonnen, nm ote
&btca9oer meltarstelluno gu Ger oro6s
arti9ten uno el6r15etofen BON alien bis
BERGEN meltousteluneen 81 MAIDEN uno
een Dolfern oer Groe einen Seorif pom ser
RoRe DER te9nifben Seiltunesfdhiofeit uno
HUNT gu 9eben, gu welder Qmerifa eeoiehen
TT, miro 9efbeben.
Sir Ole reoe Gheilnabme, welde man bier.
5ulanoe DER ID eItaus felune enteeeenbrinet,
1T Ole 8erettmtli9feit, nit melber ote Gefet=
sebnn9elt fat a1er Staten beoeutenoe Sum=
men gu Dem ero6en 8med bepiQiot haben,
elm Rinreidenoer Seweis. Nit ffetie pah-
fenoem Jnterefe perfolst ole ean3e ciptliitrte
melt Ole ein3eInen 3ortf9ritte in Der Gnt=
widelun9. Qae nit DER DeItausfenune in
Derbtnoune ftehenoen Greienife muroen BON
dnbeeinn in Ger nJatnois Staats3eitnne"
NIT DER 9ebabrenoen Sorefalt b~ebonoelt. Die
mo6enauseabe entRdlt fortlaufeno in iiber.
i4tIider Sorm cine Hare Oarfteaute alter
bea4tenswertben Dor9dnse, weI9e fid bis
sum S9Iu6 Ger ausfeaune nnS barber
hinars gu einem erfd0pfenoen 6efammtbilo
9~eifolten weroen. Cine funoi9e, iafeemd6e
SdiIoerune Ger DEMONSTRATING in ibrem
Gntitehen, wte in ihrer D~ouenoune miro fir
ptele Gaufenoe bier ur1o i'm alien DaterIanoe
Don bohem merthe fem. nlan Fam oes=
halb iider fem, oaB man perwanoten uno
3reunoen fetn ~erwinf4teres 6ef6enf nab.
reno oieier 6ett fenoen Fam, ais, inoem ma
Elm announcement auf oas mobenblatt Ger
nJainois Staats3eitune" fir fe befeat.
6erooe oteie 2luseobe ei9net fi9 we9en
iRrer umfo6enoen Beridte pornehmli9 gum
Derianot na6 Oeutfdlano.
Oas Johresabonnement auf oas Wo6en=
blatt Ger n3ainOis Staats5eitun9" betrdet
fir 0ds
, 1893-04-22

OeI OHPQlI Oe9 HWeleil9 OeS
feht aus:
Dem teIe9rapPiiden 8eridt
iiber ale mt6tt9en uno tntereiz
lanten Grei9nthe oes Jn= uno
Quslanoes, Ole bis 4 uhr am
Sonnta9 N1or9en einlaufen,
etnem poufdnoi9en &ofalberidt
nno eoitorieuen 8elprebun9en,
woourb er itd Dor oen meiifen
anoeren oeutib amerifaniiden
Sonnta9sbldttern portbeilRaft
aus5eibnet;
Gtnem umfan9reihen, nit gro
fer Sor9falt ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Teton, oas gu einem 8ude per-
etni9t etnen 5iemlib umfan9rei-
den 8ano ab9eben wiiroe, uno
aus Romanen, Uopelen, fletne>
rem Gr5dPlun9en, 5umoresfen,
populdr=wihenibaftli6en plau-
oereten, Sdtloerun9en fremoer
Sdnoer uno Orte, aus oen Seoern
Ger beten uno beliebtefen Sdrift=
teller, intere6anten Kunftnad=
rtbten, 6eotaten, 1dtRieIn,
Sder5en &C.;
Giner Rebts=Gde, in melder
Ger Seier iiber Ole am meiiten in
oas 9ep0hnltde &eben ein9rei=
fenoen 6eiebe uno Ginridtun9en
belehrt miro;
Der 70 beliebten nOamen5ei=
tun9" unter Ger beionoeren Re-
oaftion oes beriihmten uporid"
uno ieinem 9roben Stable 9eiif=
rether uno 9emiitbpouer 2lrbei=
tertnnen;
Gnolt6 5ohlreihen Qn5ei9en,
oenn Ger uDefen" 1T in Sol9e
ietner 9roben Derbreitun9 oas 9e-
iubtefe 2ln5ei9enblatt, uno fir
Jeoen, Der etwas 81 faufen ooer
81 perfaufen bat, Don h0bitem
merthe.
Der uDeiten" iff bel oen Grd-
germ Ger u1uinois Staots-6ei=
tuno" uno oes v2lbenoblattes Ger
3ainois Staats-5ettune" iowie
in allen News>Stores 81 haben.
, 1893-04-22
Stdott1bes.
I'm unfere Sefer.

NGe 6~ieieni9en Qtbonnentet, pelbe
ni6t regeImGBt9 nit benz Nbenbblott
Ser Sutnpis Staats3eitun9 bebient perz
BEN, iitb bOfi4it eriu9t, uns no6mals
ibre genaue Noreiie per 8oitfarte mit8uz
tbeilen, ebenio biejenigen 9erionen, mcl6e
auf bic 3ettung 81. abonniren beabii9ti9en.
, 1893-04-22

&letne 9tn5ei9en in Ser Mben6atsgabe
Ser SQinOis Staatss eitung foiten, tpenn
nicbt mebr tuie 3ebn 8orte, 10 Gents, ie6es
mettere Mort / Sent.
, 1893-04-22

Ser 9tr3t 8ernbor6 Cummings, $50.
100 geepberrD Npe., Elm @etpobnbettstrin>
fer, begging geitern baburb Selbftmorb, baB
ct ftb nit etnem SeOermeiier mebrereS ti6e
in BEN sails neriebte.
, 1893-04-22

Die Mben6= 9(usgabe Ser SQinots Staatsz
settun9 ftnbet iiberau bic freun6lic6ite Q1fz
nabme. Breis 1Gent per 0tulnmer, 6 gents
per No9e.
, 1893-04-22

Die Mbenbz Nussabe Der Sutnots Stats
5~eitung iinbet iiberaa 81" freunoli6lte 9tufz
nobme. 8reiS 1@ent per Nummer, 6 GentS
per @e6e.
, 1893-04-22

&bOnntrt auf baS @ben6blatt Ser SSQtnots
St9atss 3eitung 9reis l Sent.
, 1893-04-22

Die illinois Staats= 3eiHng 60.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-05
War Losses.

Elk Senator John j. ingalls, of Kansas,
in his article, Kansas-l54l-1S9l,"
published in Harper's Magazine for
April, states that the proportion of
mortality in the field of Kansas troops
"was the largest among the states, ex-
ceeding siXty-one in one thousand in
habitants, Vermont following with fifty
eight and Massachusetts with forty
eight" Other authorities place Michi-
gan in the front rank in this regard, but
all give Vermont the second place; so
what Provost Marshal General Fry re-
marks in regard to Kansas applies with
little less force to Vermont. He says
"The same singularly martial disposi-
ton which induced about one-half OF
the able bodied mt n of the state to enter
the army without bounty may be sup
posed to have increased their exposure
to the casualties of battle after they
were in the service"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-05
A Brave Wisconsin Boy.

DR.. Voorhees,, rebel surgeon, re-
lates the following example of almost
superhuman endurance and spirit: AT
the bombardment of Fort Henry, a
young Wisconsin boy, who had by some
means been made prisoner, had his
arm shattered by a shell from rebel gun
boats. He was taken to one of the
huts, where the doctor attended to him.
He had Just barred the bone, when an
enormous shell came crashing through
the hut. The little fellow, without
moving muscle, talked with frmness
during the operation of saving the
bone, when another went plunging
close by them. The doctor remarked
that il was getting too hot for him, and
picked The boy up in his arms and
carried him into one of the bomb proofs,
where the operation was completed
The only answer of the Northerner
was: " If you think this hot, it will be a
good deal too hot for you by-and-by."
Aud" added the doctor, " / should
like to see that boy again. He is the
bravest little fellow l ever saw"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-05
A Christian Soldier.

1t is well known (and, thank God,
his life is still spared) that General
Rosecrans is Catholic, and devout
and fervent Christian. At the battle
of Stone River, or Murfreesboro, in
Tennessee, December 81, 1862, and
January /, 1868, the battle for time
went against him. The whole right
wing was disrupted, and irretriev-
able disaster seemed imminent The
general constantly rushed to the front
to animate his men, and, on one occa-
sion, when about to dash forward to a
position of peculiar peril, one of his
aides, young Captain Thompson, pro-
tested against his thus exposing himself.
90, my boy" was Rosecrans' reply
make the sign of the true cross, and
let us go imp Thus, unconsciously,
that illustrious soldier, perhaps the
greatest strategist of the war, uttered
almost the very maxim of Constantine,
" In hoe signo vlnces lin that sign
we conquer. In his wondrous campaign
from Murfreesboro to Chattanooga,
every move was pre- coded by religious
exercises, and, in his manifestations of
deep and tervent piety, a higher inspira-
ton than the blazon of martial glory
awaited hint was truly in that
"sign " that he sought to conquer.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-05
SOLDIERS BUDGET.
A Battle Relic.

It hangs upon the wall
Broken and torn, the drum he took away;
How many thought Of him does 1t recall
When yet child at play
All, little did dream
In those bright days of what would be the end
Backward in time my thoughts flow like a stream
Where separate currents blend.
| seem to see him now,
with mimic hat and sword a captain bold,
Heading his little squad, and round his brow
Fair childhood's locks of gold
His voice seem to hear,
/ see him wave the sword in his right hand,
As from his lips rings out distinct and clear
The sharp word of command.
Then comes that first sad day,
The saddest which had dawned upon my life,
When from their homes our soldiers went away
To init gle In the strife.
How proud my brave boy seemedl
How flushed his cheek was, and how firm his tread
How with an added light his blue eye beamedl
How high he held his head
His letters, ord tor word,
learned by heart; 60 like him seemed each
thought;
Then followed silence, and at length we heard
battle had been fought.
And last the sod news came
tried to think 1t best IL God 80 willed
And through hot tears read my brave boys name
Among the list of killed.
They brought it home, his drum,
When back they came amid shout Of joy.
And even now at times some one will come
To talk about my boy.
They say with his last breath
lie blessed the for which his life WAS given,
And died, upon the field soldiers death;
trust he lives in heaven.
Yet sometimes when the wind
Blows cool along the quiet village street,
seem to hear across the half.closed blind
The tread OF marching feet.
look to see him come.
Marching so proudly with the band ahead,
And only when gaze upon his drum
feel that he is dead.
". q. Shepherd, in Harper's Magazine
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-05
With Military HOnOrs.

Perhaps the only woman who was
ever buried like a warrior with the Stars
and Stripes for winding-sheet was
the late Mrs. Cutler. She will be re-
membered for her bravery at the battle
of Fort Donelson, when she snatched
the colors of her husbands regiment
from their fallen bearer, and rushed
through the smoke with the flag in one
hand and a sword in the other. After
the war she made the care of veterans
and their families the charge of her
life. She is buried among the soldiers
in Arlington cemetery. - Harper s
Bazaar.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-05
HIGHLY ENDORSED
A Reliable Druggists Opin-
ion Of KickapOo Indian
Remedies.

Every Chemist, Every Botanlst and every
physician who is unprecedented recognizes
I'm the Kickapoo Indian Remedies rare and
valuable qualities not possible to be found
in any others.
They also recognize the fact that the In
dams by their life, training and natural
knowledge, secure the very choic 3stkind of
roots, barlSs and herbs, gathered at tho
right season and properly prepared to pre-
serve heir medicinal virtues.
No class of people in the world can COM
pete with the Indians in this particular.
That is why Kickapoo Indian sagwa and
the other Kickapoo Indian Remedies al
ways give such satisfactory results.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-05

{" But found that it was not so in this
case. | have not taken it now for some
time and its results are just as good and
permanent.
I" | must tell you l am like a new person.
| have an excellent appetite, can eat any
thing and everything, and l feel buoyant
and ambitious
81 cannot express half | want to, and all
this is perfectly true, as all my friends and
acquaintance are knowing to all the facts.
81 never expected to be cured as my
case had been of so long standing. | hoped
for nothing more than relief for a while !;
but am cured peril city cured. Yes, do
not hesitate to say that through the blessing
of God and DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy am completely cured"
Such is the lady's remarkable story, and
we doubt if such wonderful cures have ever
before been made as are effected by this
truly valuable discovery, DR.. Greene's Merry
ura blood and nerve remedy
1t is fact that everybody needs IA spring
medicine, something to tone up and
strengthen the nerves, invigorate the blood
and start up a healthy action of the organs;
and no medicine in the world so perfectly
and completely does this as DR.. Greene 5
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. 1t is the
ideal spring invigorant and restorative.
All can secure its great benefits, as it is
for sale by druggists for 81, 1t is, too, a
purely vegetable and harmless medicine,
the prescription in fact of the well-kLown
successful specialist in nervous and chronic
diseases, DR.. Greene of "a Temple Place,
Boston Mass, who can be consulted free
of charge personally or by letter.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-05
She WAS SURPRISED.
AND so VIM IOU BE WIEN YOU
READ m.

IL Certainly Has Been "a Source of Wonder
and Comment-But the Lady Is Ready
to Substantiate Everything.
CHARLEsTowN, MAss-There has been in
this place much wonder and comment of
late in regard to certain ady--a Mrs.
Agnes s. Morton, who resides at 1873 Main
street, Charestown, Mass. She was seen
at her home and explained the whole in
teresting matter as follows:
81 do not know how to express myself to
you and the public at large about this mat
ter" she said, "but | feel it my bounden
duty to say something.
"Everybod knows that | have been a
great sufferer from dyspepsia for twenty
five years and that tried most everything
and different doctors, but all were failures.
became so weak tha5 was unable to walk
steadily, had no appetite and what did eat
was the most simple kind of food but my
stomach was unable to retain even that
" | could not sleep at night, had no am
biton for anything, and was total wreck
knew would have to do something, as /
could not stand it many weeks longer.
Nhyj OouI" hoV Ky up o'"ii' "i'hO"" DIV
ting down, and my heart would beat and /
would be all of tremble. / got bottle of
DIR. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy and had taken scarcely one-half Of
it when 1 began to have an appetite and
when finished the remainder the trembling
had left me, the palpitation was better and
l could sleep nights. took four bottles and
then left off to see If the great benefit had
received was permanent for everything /
had taken before had proved only tenn