Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-07-18
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THE MASKED BEAR.
ellis Death Moan Rings in My
Ear
rEoF. SHALLEY's THRILLING ENrERi-
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BOYS" he said. al am Kind of fatalIst.
Nearly twelve years agu | visited Boston with
NV Youngest daughter 1t was a question
whether either Of US would live to get here My
daughter was frail girl OF niHetc, summers,
and dying, rs our home physicians ciaiIicti, with
consumption.
"As for myself, / was disngured with dis
ease which covered the left side OF my face. 1t
was "A mon strous, hideouS growth In the shape
OF a large bear. In other words the growth re
sen1blcC the image of n bear, and look which
way | would, day or night, the monster would
he glariug In my eyes. Every day the bear
would grow larger and become more Ike the
full edged nmal of the woods. | wore a mask
and was called by many of my friends the
Masked Bear. Upon my arrival in New York
n policeman tapped me on the shoulder and said
Take that mask on. Not now | said. tie
ave IL a quick twist and on It came. Instantly
he was face to face with n vicious looking bear
with e1nring eyes and appraised paw. | will
never forget that polceman's look. He dropped
like stone, and my MAX fell by his side. In a
moment he had disappeared, and was left to
proceed with my hidden terror
=, What did you call that growth on your face
aucricd ban Hiatt, the old hunter Of Maine.
lit Was a canccrous growth but assumed the
shape and appcarace of bear
4 good bear story remarked one of the
',Yc-.' replied the professor. and bear
story lies back Of It.
ON ~ was one Of n party hunting bear In
Utah Nv dog started large grizzly. My
first shot brought him to hi- knees. my second
laid him stiff the ground. di-mouuted
from pony th Inspect my iltH'l Pile W ltNt
out giving any notice he arose on hi bind leSs,
aud turned upon me. rs his blood shot eyes
,larc,i with the fury Of pain, aud his death roar
paralyzrd ne for the moment. The next thing
Aucw NV comrades were bathing my face and
blood shot eye, bruln was cold In death by my
side and 1t with difficulty they prevented
ne from keeping him company lie had struck
my left CHECK with his paw and fallen dead in
the act.
In few months a small growth appeared ON
my cheek. the result OF the injury and had
blood. In a few weeks II re-cinbIed bears
head NJ ply -Cian cut II out, hut II soon re
appeared more mali -nant than ever. In the
course OF sixteen months 1t had assumed the
shape and appearance of n fun grown and eN
posed bear 10 me, tn the mirror, 1t was al
WAYS miniature picture OF the giarins red
eyed grizzly whose death moan and roar
sometimes hear now.
II consulted numerous phy-cisns. but all
agreed that / could live hut q few week or
months AT most, and TINT nothing could be done
for me
suit n ply -cirn whose miraculous skill had
often head of Ia my Jar on Western home. On
reachius Boston went directly to h~ "l'lce,
which a / remember. was then on Br""hline
street. opposite a park
II had expected great things from thI- Doc
tor but imastuc ny surprise when, without
knowing who | wa, he tod me IN detail the
"'rll- growth he said IL the result OF an
injury frem animal given YOU In it. death
moments while the positive conditions of hit
death leak thoroughly mr.mettzed aud dom
mated your negative -tght.' Tie also told me
how had acquired bIaui disease some year.
before, which made It possible for the injury to
develop the growth
Il was too excited and dumb to say anything
lat fcehly ak. Can YOU help me-
~ think save you, was his reply,
hut | not much of a bear hunter. lie
had already noticed the perfect image OF
the bear.
with hypodrrmc needle he injected
something into the head and what seemed to
be the four feet "f the bear. He repeated these
injections twice II week for about two months.
The It Il months he treated at
home, and In eight months | was sound and
we'll You can -carce see the scars
"'Fur Gods SAKE! who was the Doctor
asked Il hukcn voices ut once
"'Dr X {. Flower, the most wonderful.
braiuy. -AillfuI ply .ician this world has ever
produced. lie was born TO 40 the work OF a
Thousand men. and will live until lie does IL,
In my -ection OF the country his name is
hou-eh"ld word, and understand II Is 50
"'Dr 4 e. Flower! why, | might have
known It was htm,' said Joseph Lemr-cy, the
old coal -pcculat"r OF brooklyn now summer.
ing In the berkshire Iiill-) for there l. n" one
else in this wide Wide world who can accu-
rat,ly de-crite sick mans disease without
a>kiu. question. But, professor, what be
came Of Your daughter
''oh, h. cured my girl in a few mo tn She
l. in excellent health and enjoying a farmers
lif, on the prairic- of Minnesota
II have recently hecomc acquainted with
several OF Dr. Il. {. Flower cures" continued
Joseph ItHp-ty, and to hi entire
syst, IN OF Treatment aud diagnosis i mtraea.
lou. To begin with he never Ak a LEX
person to tell him a thing, he always de.
scribe accurately and in detail the trouble
without -h,-lug told have seen dozens Of
people cNauiucd by him. and they all testify
that he iuld them better than they could have
told hun Hi cures are but little less Won
e.rfu than his diagnosis. 1t seems To- me
snm,tiulc- that he almost raises the dead.
Ill patients are gcupraily patients given az
by ail other doctor, to die and these deeper
ately bad cst-e- he seems to cure a readily a.
simple Diseases. li!- cure Of Nrs {. f.. Nc
OmGrr OF Bal-tuu spa, y. y, Of malignant
O. nature OF WOMB ana
eyaric- when given mp by the best medical
skin ct New York to die Of smith II. Arnold,
81 trti ct- street. Pitt-tcid, Mas, at rhcuma=
ti-ut. from absolute hciplc--ur--; Mr.. Mary
Chapman Np- Pearl street Lynn, Mas Of
cam la breast Mr.. y McGubcrou, 81
lI"licu -tr ct. North adams, MAJ, of eczema
and blood poison, Harrison Ma-urr, sutton,
VI OF heaTt trouble l9,r Of Nisor ana nervous
pro-tratioH: Mr.. J Il lli'hart. Woodstock,
Vt OF rlirutn;,ti- and bronchial trouble, Mr..
{ VI. Lyon. Montpelier. ", OF stomach ca
tiGrh and bronchial troul'c.
"Nc-" -i.d Dan Hiatt, the old hunter OF
Maine. Il toll you, gentlemen, the woods OF
Maine are fun oil men, women and children
cured hy pr Flower when given up by
other physicians 10 die Or. IL I. Flower
almost miraculous cure of br. VI. +. Hrooh-,
the popular dentist Of Portland, Me, OF fungus
OF the stomach, Mrs.. l.. lerne Norway, Me,
of caucereH- tumor of the womb, after two or.
creations had failed To give her relief and -hc had
leon gtyruup to die, John Hopkins and vile, OF
Ellsworth. Me. one Of stomach and Kidney dis
ease, the other OF heart, bronchial and nerve
trouble; Mr-. Fred tllwell, of Goodwin'- Mills.
Me, OF cancer OF the stomach aud nervous pros
tratlon. No more prominent people lVe IN ths
state OF Maine Ia m these have named and
could name three dozen murrJ, and they VIII al
tell You that had 1t not been for br. Ii 4. r low
CT they would have been in their graves to-day.
But, gentlemen, II You would know more OF
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lSDE-. ~ said Professor SmhlltN, let Us 20 up