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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-14

kerbnr unb 3etgte llnS bic VrtldnteIt
bic ihpn gum BrauhiAmud ibres
Ttpar3Gnsisen sD1terhens sebOrten.
Sic lagen ale biitin iortirt x grobe,
tleine lrb mittetgrobe. Der e5hnrud
Ipielt cine grobe Molle BEL ben tiirti-
i1en Grauen - ,tmb cine srObere mod
Der 9rdtI1. sic fling traurig bdDon
su eradblen an. sic tpollte aussiehen
aus Dem fleinen 9dushen in Roffim<
pafha uruh in Elm anberes 0iertel ges
ben, no es ipeniser beiratbsfdbige
Mdb1en sdbe. Demn bier lei es
[6redlid = biiben unb briiben hinter
ben perI9lo1enen 9olafeniterhen
berrf4t gar bOfer Neio.
go feien iie unldnsit i'm 1hale ber
1iiben @etpdFer getpeien, oa tam elm
frGnfiIher Gffenbi boriiber-iie fagte:
Elm 9err nit eirem Si6apfa,. 9ut -
uno ba bebaupteten bic b0fen 3ungen
bon aaKim paI4a: fd0n Gatma
bGtte ben Sdleier auriidgsf4lagen unb
ben frdnfiihen 9errn in ibre ountlen
Musen bliden lafen.
llnb neulib lei Elm 9err - tpieber
mar es elmer NIT einem Sfhapfu =
boriibergegansen, tpabridetnlid ein
frember, Der ii9 RaTim pafhu arrz
fhauen tpollte, lrrb bdtte bic 9duier
binuufnShaut, ltb ba CAB es benm
tpieber Elm ftartes 5tniiosr tnb 5er@
iiber, benr tpieber behaupteten bic Boz
fen 3ungen: es lei berielbe 9err getpes
fen; unb NUN bat iih qar cine quite
Yartie iiber bies arse G.rebe aerfalas
een. Die @rdfin unb i9 faben uns
trpB biefer bDfen 9ei9ihte la4elno an;
es mar olIo MIles eeraoe 10 tpie BET
uns unb bic lieben Nahbarn t6un audi
in Der Siirfet ibr WDglihites, einem
armen iungen @eIdDpfden bas 2eben
urb bas 2ieben 70 fhtper ols mosli4
gu MAIDEN -
Damn fling bas 0raeen an.
Wober ih tomne9 Wett ber, iaete
ih; in's Shparae Meer bd nii,tbet etn
SluB, unb ben itroupaufpdrts niiBte
man fabren, BIB man 5lt elmer groben
f1Dnen Stabt tdn,e. 1lnb bieie Stabt
bsiBt Wien.
0on Der bGtte fte fdpn biel gebOrt
oenn elm 8ruber Der Mutter mar BET
Der tiirfi6an 8otf9aft bort getpeien.
Sie brachte mir du9 bic 8i1itenfdrte
unb bic Photographic.
Sbn tarnte icb ni9t unb uuf Der
@iiitenfarte itarb = Berlin. Sd
Saate olIp, bas lei eine anbere groBe
unb irh0ne Stabt - unb th fann mid
bd1er rii6nen, tpelentli6 CUR 8erei9ez
rung geograpbtI6er Senntniiie eines
fleinen turtt1den BadftI99ens betses
trugen gu buben.
9(u9 bas !6dus6en beif4tigten mir,
unb Surgessatma aeigte mir etneMenge
tpunberid6rrsr ga9en: Elm felbitseitidz
tes Ded6en nit elmer Moidee unb
fletnen Sbiirmden; etne Hetlameans
nonce BON r@taffprSs snfs", bic 5uz
stei4 Elm 20fdpapier 1T; etnen Sails
mann, ben ihr Elm frommer 9obfda gee
f9enft; unb plDblih - ein Bib bon
g)bette @uifbert! - Mober fam lie baa
au, bic fleine, bteihe s.jrfin NIT ben
buntIen, trdumerifAen Iugen?
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u m 2aaerfe ue 7.

faBts ct ieinen Saul feft am Gebib unb
betrat ben Nanb bes ipenigitens um
go @rab aH4iebenben Gelfens. Das
Sbier ftbien Der Sa9e nicht 70 reht gu
trauen, boriiAtig iebte es einen @ors
berbuf iiber ben Manb, Inn feitenGruno
au fu9en. Gin Stein l0fte iia unter
feinem Sritte unb rolIte bonnernb 81
sbal; erfdredt fprang bas pferb pies
Der auriid, ,llb erit nahbem fein 5err
es berubist unb ermutbigt hdtte, tpagte
es eilen rreuen @erfud. Diesmal GEE
lang berfelbe befer; fobalb bas Sbier
erf nit alien @ieren auf Der 801huns
mar, febte es fia sefhidt auf feline
6interidenfel unb rutfhte. iih NIT ben
@orberbeinen auf6altenb, ben Mbbnng
binunter. Durd bas Beipiel ibres
Rameraben ermutbist, folgten jebt aud
bic anberan Sbiere, unb IN tpeni9en
Minutsn mar bic sunae gaDalcabe
elidli9 am yube bes 9fiffes angez
langt. Der Weg sing nun tDeiter burA
einen engen Canon ben man fpGter
iiberf9ritt, Inn banm an benz llfer eiz
mes frpitaIbel babinflieBenben 8ersz
itromes, gu befn beiben 5eiten fafz
tiaes Grin aur Mribe prangts, bas
Na1tlager duf5ufdlasen Die 5hiere
fpurben ibrer SGttel unb 2aften entz
Iebigt, unb balb tbaten iie fi3 giitlih
en- benz tpoblberbienten yuiter, be-
tpaht bon einem Der Golbaten. Der fih
auf einem Gelsblod niebergelaiIen battle
unb, ben garabiner i'm Mrme, 1ufmerfz
fam feline pflesebefoblenen beobdhtete.
sssn tur3er 3eit brobeIte bds Gffen in
ben iiber benz offenen Geuer bangenben
RefIeln, unb nadbem MGes geIdttigf
mar, tpidelte man iih In Die Oeden,
um i'm Ghlafe neue Rrdfte fir ben
tonlmenben Gag au fhDpfen.
Die Sonne btgann geruoe ben Hdnb
bes ganons nit ibrenGtrublen 3u fdrS
ben, als duh idon MIes TN beln Eager
lsbenbig mar; bic pferDe fpuibtn gtS
pubt. unb nahbem bas Geuer nngez
nddt rnb bus gFen nufgeItst mar,
girgen bic @oIbaten an ibre eigene
1pilette. in Grmausslung stpas Bel
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notbtpenbise Rube ges0nnt perben.
6obalb Elm Seber iih nieoergeitredt
bate, fhien bic Grn1iibung gepihen
Su fein, Der natiirliche Srobitnn fam
bel ben geegern fofort ipieoer gum
Surdbruh, man fherate, lahte unb
er5dblte itd @piioben, bic man Bel
Gbnlihen @elegenbeiten erlebt batte.
Damn unb mann lieB fid au4 Der alte
Sergeant herbei, elm StIdhen aus
ieinem btelbetpesten @renserleben gum
Beiten au geben. Gahbem man soh
Elm frusales Mabl etngenommen,
tpurbe Der utterbro9ene Marl9 tpieoer
aufsenommen. Meiter uno tpeiter
tletterte man, Big man enoliA nah
mebreren Stunben, bon ber grDBten
etrapaaen, auf Der pabb0be ftanb.
Ra9 einer tleinen Mubepallie bierIelbit,
bic Der 5iibrer baau benuBte, I'm bic
senahten 8eobahtungen in ieinem
9aidenbude einautrasen. uaro Der
Mbltieg begonnen. Mit fanglamem,
porIidtisem Sdritte fiibrte bic 4btbei>
luna ben3elben aus. Oiesndl iparen
bic Hei1enben burn bic Si9ten, nit
benen Der Nbbang biht beftunOen mar,
por ben Sonnenftrable einisermaBen
gei9iibt; balb aber bDrte Der Siatenz
ibalb auf, I'm eirem Gebiii9 ron Der
Mesquiteart plab alt MAIDEN, bas nit
feinen i9arfen borrrisen Sta4eln eine
tpa9re plase fir Menf9en unb 'Sbiere
mar. Mber es balf ni4ts, es mubte
iibsrtpunbep tperben, tpenn aud bas
Hlut an 9Gnben, Armen unb 8einen
entlangrieIelte.
Da pl0Blich mar ber pfab gu Gnbe;
man itanb por einem feil abfallenben
5eGen. Man fu9te bs1ielben au umz
geben unb einen beferen Ibitieg gu
finben, aber tpobirr man fam, erpies
T1 Der Mbbans mod bebeuteno iArofz
fer, iobaB man iid tpobl ober libel bas
su entf9lieBen ntuBte, ben @bitieg bon
bsr er{ten StelIe aus au ipager. Saera
senb rief Der 2ieutenant 1etnen berbubt
baftebenben 2euten gu: nWir fOnnen
uns gar teinen beferen plaB, um bins
unter5utomn.en, ipiini9ers." Damn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-14

Bon Grid Ssanieu.

Dorbei Der Grnte beibes Miihn,
SIN GOnnenihleier RUBIN bie 2anbe,
Die rptben gbereIhen gliibn
RrrallengIeiA i'm Mittugsbranbe.
Die Wipfsl ruu1hen nod bon 2uit,
SIN purpurfhimmer flanlmt bie 9eibe.
1lnb bod, lrph bod trdgt Der Guguit
@1on einen 9auh bon leiiem 2etbe.
Muf ieinem fonnensolbnen Shilb
Msibt er uns Jriidte, iiiB unb labenb,
1Inb Sage fhentt ct. reid iInb Nib,
DDn raid unb frOtelnb tonlmt Der
Mbenb.
Dom Weinbergspfabe fer bur4baGlt
Gin 2ieb bas friibe Ddmmeri4tpeisen,
Gin 2ieb boI f1meraliher @elpult:
~9lh, ipie 10 balb berballt Der Reisen!"
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- l1nter Mer3ten. griier
Mrat: rsSH es ein Uan, Der eine Cons
fultation notbpenbig maht2" 3tpei.
ter Mrst: sd bsats. Der aIient II
febr reih."
@hneibergenimt.
GhneiOer: ssyunse. glib mir NAL ben
3mirn bort beriiher." ssunge: ,,gsee,
0err Meiiter, Sic molten iid am Gnbe
gar dufhGngen!1
MibberNGnben. ,syrGus
lein Mmalie, molten Sic bic Wleiut
nerDen94 .Wiifen Gie niats 9efs
ierssg" .Dph ober 5 lie buhen
mir abe siusn Rorb gessbn!!1
Wegftbnappt. ,Mis, i'd
fpu S5nen ben Nod liefern, llno bic
0oie tpolltn Gie bsi einem ulfbvru
@hneiber MAIDEN lufena" ,glo,
tpollsn STE ben guaaen Ghohen alleiR
trogsu. Meilttra"
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g||'fs6|sA 81 A.
- Y,wJ Y \ II

Der @arntfon begleitet, elmer bei9ner=
liden unb anltrensenben Heile entgez
gen. 8oran ritt Der 2ieutenant, ibm
folgten i'm @dniemarIh bic anberen
Solbaten; ben S9lub bes 3uses Bill
beten bic Sreiber nit ibren Yflegebe=
foblenen, bic ii9 bel ber 9ibe rur un=
germ bon ben fiiblen StdlIen trennen
tpolIteR ilnb immer lpieber na9 benz Iel@
ben suridItrebten. Oie Come itieg
90ber unb bOber am 5irmament unb
brannte nit ibrer san5en Rraft our
groe nieber; Der feine, gelbe tStaub,
tpelder bon ben 9ufen Der pferbe auf@
getpirbelt parb, biillte bic ganae Go
lorne in cine unbur9bringlihe Molfe
unb lieb ii9 binter benelben tn biden
S4i9ten auf pflanaen, @rdfer unb
@trduher nieber. Sn benz retnften
8lau prunste ber 9immel, obne mit<
letbspon eine Wolfe gu aeisen, bic bic
@eiienben gegel bic Wirtunsen bes
gliibenben 9asesgeitirn bdtte fduben
t0nnen. Weit ab, am fernen 6ori>
5onte, tpintten bic Gipfel ber Sierra
8onitas, mebr unb mebr in Der beiBen
Dibrirenben Mtmoipbdre perI4pinbenb.
Na4 elmer Stunbe Weges ipurbe Der
erite 9alt gema9t, nm bic @nrte nah>
5ufdnallen unb bic 2aiten feiter au
paden. @iner nad benz anberen tpur>
ben bic 2afteiel BON ben 3reibern ein@
gefangen unb ibnen Die 2aiten NIT Dem
befannten nOiamonbbit4" tpieber aus
rehtsebunben. Sept ertDnte Der Huf:
.4lles befeitist, 2ieutenant!" Mlles
fdtpang fih in ben Sattel unb Der
Marfd in bic 8erse nabm ieinen Nn>
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& Snbidnerbeiu n II Of.

nDsli9 su MAIDEN. Sic f9lusen fir
bic grmiibsten ein 3elt auf uno began=
men foslei9 nit benz 9errihten Der
Mabl5eit. Mm Nahmittng fanben fih
eine Mnaabl Npahen etn, um ben Diff
eier, Der ibnen ni9t unbetannt, gu be-
sriben. Ser Maria bes ndhiten Sas
ges fiibrte burh bic Reierpation, I'M
Sbals bss @ilafluKes entlans. lleber@
al iab man bic Hotbbdute Bel ftiebli@
der 4rbeit befadftist. bic erfaunt bic
10 felten BEL ibnen sefebenen Buffalo
ScIh;ers" anitarrten. Ser Wes sing,
nadben bas 9bal berlai1en, bur4 eine
9ugelige @egenb; als man Die leBte Der
tleinen &uppen erities, fah man in Der
syerne bereits bic @ebdube ber San
Garlps Msentur unb bic tpeiBen 3elte
Der bort ftatipnirten Srupper. No4
bor @inbru9 Der Ddmnlerung gelangte
man bortbin unb tpurbe nit Ifirmis
fdem sSubef bon ben aaneraben emz
pfangen.
Oa Die @eaen1 bon bier aus Dem
Commando pon Sort Grant nidt mebr
genau betannt ipar, 70 erbielt Oasielbe
nun einen 0iibrer aus ben Heiben Der
Officiere Der Msentur. Derfelbe, ebenS
faiIs etn lieutenant, bate ben grOBten
9beil feiites 2ebens an Der @ren3e au=
aebraht iilb in Jolge bes Hetigen @er=
febrs nit BEN Notbbduten fait gang
beren WsIen nnb Sitten angenOmmen.
8efonbers aeiste fih bies auf Dem
Marfhe, ben er NIT bem sanaen Snz
ftinft, Der benz Snbianer eigen, leitete.
Gs mar fpieber briidenb beiB, beionbers
als Der Marfa burh einen tiefausse@
fhnittenen Canon sins, IN bem iid
aud nidt Der eerinsfte 2uft5ug be-
mertbar mahte. Gum Slid traf man
gerabe I'm bic Mittassftunbe, uls man
fAon benz 8erburfen nabe ihien, an
einen f1einen Bod, an benz fiir bieie
Nadt bas Eager anfgefalugen ipuree.
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@spi6tige Wo4en. o.:
Run, 6srr BON 8infelftein, tpie berliss
fen bic sslittsrtpo1en i'm @iibsn2 -
p. g.: @as baiBt Jlitter2 - . tpas
rem fdtpere CUTE @olbtpo9en!
SebenfnlIs beffer. Chef
(aur 8udbalterin): Statt sSbren @s@
bait au befsrn, seitatte ih mir bic
Jrage, ob sic meine before 9dlfte fein
tpollen.
Sehrmeit. Du nirrnrK llns
terribt i'm Habfabreng Worldufig
nur tbeoretifden. - unb tpie peit bift
Du? - Stir .peit! Sn Der Sbeprie
bin Nb bereits elmer Der gr0btsn Mei%
fterf9aftsraofabrer!
Sena4bem. aDu hdit boh
boriqen Mlonat llrlaub befnmrnen,
BAIT Dn benz Jelbpebel gefagt, baB az
9aus @dtpeine1hladtem tit?" -
.Werb' mid idSn bitten, Der 5elbtpez
bet iit 0egetariansr -. rSpdrselftes
den. bub i9 gefagt!1
Sein Gt1ler. rMit bem
GplIeqen Miiller mar i6 geftern 3uz
iammen I'M Concert; - lift bas aber
Elm lungpeiliger msnfh!1 ~Gr bat
tpobl tpenig DerltdnDniB fit muiit91
.Das tpeiB ih niht; aber er lam
ia ni6t 'mal Scat fpieltn!"
Ginmal unb ni4t 10 iez
ber. Mrs. o.: .2iebling. tpenn i9
fterben ioIlts, tpiirbejt Du Did tpieber
perbeiratbn2" - Mr. M.:.. yNein.~ -
Mrs. M.: .MirtIih nihts Mr.
o.: sd fdip1re e. ~ Mrs. o.:
80 Du prd9tiger Atrl! Mqr1m
tDiirbeit Du benn linfg1 Mr. o.:
~WsiI ia INNER tpeib. .iusun Sh ssnus
babe,
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Qlm folgenben Ease beguna ipieber
Die Rletterei. Mar es bislang uner~
trdaLih beiB getDelen, 10 muhte iith
bier, ie b06er man fties Elm eifiger
auftaua, Der nur ielten bon elmer ipdrs
meren lufttpflle unterbrDhen iDurbe,
unonqenebm bemtrfbar. Mitten auf
bem Wurfds trtDnte plGbIih Elm @es
poiter unb Stolen BON @teinell, rnb
beim l1mbliden geirubrte man elm Ges
mir ppn pferbebtiuen, ReiteritiefeIn,
@triden, Gtsigbii9eIn baS, einsebiillt
ii eine btntt @taubipDlte, ben Mb>
dana binubrollts. Nahoeul fiA Der
gtaub DsrsOssn. fdb man. 6aB tinsr
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Syeffdniiren Der Qan.

TeTf9niiren ber 2ait.
fang. Solanse man iitb nod in ben
porgelaserten 9iiseln befanb, blieb Mlz
ies 3u pferbe, als aber bas @eldnbe
INNER fteiler tpilrbe unb beina6e In
einem Wintel bon 45 Grab emporftieg,
lisb Der Giibrer bic Manauihuften dbs
iteigen unb 81 SUB marf8ieren. Die
5olbaten banben ben Ebieren bic 3ii@
ael iiber ben RDpfen 5uiummen, fDar@
fen Bic Rdrubiner tDlbendufiudrts iiber
bic Shulter. rtubmen CUR Stdrfung
einen orbeldIinenGh aus Der Gelb&
flafAe. f1oben iiH bon Reuem Rautaz
buf In ben W1unb, unb fih an ben
Ghpdnaen Der pftrbe feiibdltenb, be-
gam Der Mufltieg IN bic Wolfen. Gs
ipar fein leihtes Gtiid Mrbeit; ubses
fe6en BON Der HELEN 90ldung, bic ers
ilontHen tpsrben mubte, tpnrbe ner
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y urt g al Dem We We.
2lbseIeben bon einem fleinen 9alt.
tparb ben sanaen Sag hinonrt bic
Meiie fortseiebt; enbli4 sesen 4beno.
erreihte man oas erfebnte Sages5tel,
Sort Sbomas, tpo man bon Der @ar=
niIpn nit offensn Mrmen aufgenomz
men tpurbe.. Mm nG9iten Morgen
gins es isbo9 fhon ipieoer ipeiter, man
ities nun lanslam bon Der 6paebene
binab in bas Sbal bes @ilaflufes.
llnpermutbet traf man duf elm flelnes
1agerfeuer, I'm tpelhes man mebrere
tpilbaus5ebenbe 8erle selasert fdb. Sn
ibren groben Sdlappbiiten, rotben
Slanenbenben unb tpirr berabbangens
ben 0aaren. mahten bieie eben ridt
gerabe etnen febr Dertrauenerlpedenoen
Girlbrud. DIS iie bic Mnfommenben
erblidten, fpransen iie i4nel in Die
9Dbe unb traten in ftrammer, lmilttdz
rif9er 6altuns Dor ben Sfficier biir.
Gs tparen reguldre Solbaten, bic f4
bier auf einem 8eobaatunsspofen be-
fanben. 9o4erfreut, &ameraben 10
unberbofft In bteIer GinDbe an5utrefs
fen, tbaten fie ibr 8eites, Inn benielben
bic 3eit Der Mait 10 uagensbm uie
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r6errie, tpelde Sungfer
Romnlt ba bon a,ns'fdbr!"
80 @ott, tpelh' Elm Mann!
Gr i9aut uri4 fdon an!""
sd beige 9err 9eire,
8in mutterIeelen
rrsh betbe Ottilie,
Bin obne Gamilte!"
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feren has pferbepubseus bosu be-
na,benb. Rad eingenommener Wahls
aeit purbe ber Weg tbaIubpdrts forts
gefeBt, Der 5unGaf nod tDeiter i'm Gaz
non entlans fiibrte. 9ufb dber trat
man in Die freie 9ohebene binaus.
syaft 5cbien es bier, uls ob bic Gonale
bente nit perboppelter Rrdft ibr Mmt
berriatete. Die sonas gbene films
uerte unb entfanbte Elm blenbenbes
aiht, bob man saum Die Musen aufs
aubalten permohte. Dd3u tam mob
Der feline alfalilne Gtaub, Der iiberaG.
in aue Oeffnunsen einorang.
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MaarT6 nod febr burn bas lofe 5elss
perDa unb bas bihte ltntergebifh ges
binbert. Sdon uuh furaer 3eit paren
bic Sbiere fhaumbebedt unb ben Wtens
then troff IN biden StrDmen Der
GApeiB bon Der Gtirn herunter. Doh
an Elm Salten mar niM su benten, ebe
man nidt etne grDBere Jelfenplatte ers
reiate. gnblih traf man auf cine
Iolhe, unb Mnen tonnte iebt bic 10
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Jrau: Mbsr MGnmden, Ou f9leppit
9ein gan5es gepdd ielbft, tpesbalb
bas2
damn: 0amips nidt tpieber beiBt,
idb fomme NIT keren 9dnben BON Der
&eiie auriid.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02
COmpIeieIy ParaIyzad.
PHYSICIANS ARE ASToUNDED
BY A PECULIAR CASE.
A Young Man Stricken With Landrys
Paralysis and Yet RooOvers.

4 (From the Times, Philadelphia. PAD
stricken with LandTy'B Paralysis and
vet cured. That means but little to the
Averawe layman but 1t means a miracle
10 q physician. Such Is the rare expert
anc0 Of o. e. baltimore, OF Madison,
Eyes, 1t is true that had Landry's
Paralysis" said Mr.. baltimore to q re.
porter, "or else the most celebrated
nhyalcians Of London were mistaken.
''It was on the 18th Of March, this
year." he continued, when / was IN
New York City, that first felt the
symptoms Of my trouble. experienced
difficulty in going upstairs, my lesB
failing to support me. consulted 9
physician, who informed me that mao
every symptom of Locomotor Ataxia'
but as the case developed he pro
nounced 1t a case Of Landry's Paralysis
and knowing the nature OF the disease.
advised me to start for my home ana
friends. / gave up my work ana on
April LIST started for London, Ont. A
WeIl-knoWn physician was consulted
but grew rapidly worse and on Satur"
day, April Z, several eminent physicians
held a consultation on my case ana IN
formed me that / was at deaths door,
having but three to six days to live,
ylAAA AuBGAGA OAAb Wy NAAA9 hAAAAS SSAAfNC~S
" paralyzed, my hands and feet being
dead, could hardly whisper my wants
and could only swallow liquids, and
death would really have been a welcome
visitor.
"Now comes the part that has as
founded the physicians. Rev. Mr..
Gondy, q Clergyman who visited me in
my last hours, as he supposed, told me
Aoe the marvellous cures OF paralysis
kthat had been performed by DR.. Will
Jams Pink Pills for Pale People. I
started to take the pills about April %
and a week after that felt an improve
ment In my condition. There was a
warm, tingllng sensation in the limbs
that had been entirely dead and soon
began to move my feet and hands, the
improvement continued until May 70,
when was taken out Of bed for drive
and drove the horse myself. By the
first Of July was able to walk
upstairs alone and paid a visit to Mia
CARA.
Slowly but surely I gained my old
health and strength leaving Ontario for
New York on Oct. IL and beginning
my work again on Oct. 26, 1894 Cured
Of Landry's Paralysis in eight months"
no confirm his story beyond doubt Mr..
baltimore made affidavit.
Sworn and subscribed before me Dec.
8. 1894 AMOS c. RATHBUN.
Il (Seal.)F Notary Public.
Dr. williams Pink Pills contain all
the elements necessary to give new life
and richness to the blood and restore
shattered nerves. They are for sale By
all druggists, or may be had by mail
from DR.. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady, N. Y, for 80 cents per box,
or six Jokes for $3.50
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02
Addresses Wanted.

You no doubt have several friends
IN other States who might be induced
to come West if properly approached.
There may be one or two dozen Of
them. Nothing better than nicely il
Illustrated folders, with appropriate
maps, and text prepared by somebody
whose only interest in the matter is to
tell the truth.
If you will send to Geo. 7. Nichol
son, G. P. A. Santa Fe Route, Topeka,
KRns., list of persons who would be
interested in literature regarding Kan
sas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico
or California, he will take pleasure in
mailing to each one an assortment Of
FOLDERS, pamphlets, etc. They are
free. SANTA FE RotTE
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02
Anand % Rnrinaan.

Siegfried Reibeles the head book
keeper, had become engaged to the
daughter of his rich but stingy princi-
pal, who was away from home all the
time. He addressed the followingle lei
egram with reply prepaid to his future
father-in-law:
Gust became engaged TO Betty.
Mamma agreeable; request your con-
sent also. Consent prepaid. betty
and Seigfried."
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02
A Love Token and Its Gruosome Sig
niflcance.

A Love Token and It's Gruesome Sig
nificance.
The writer OF this article in the
CornhUl Magazine, remembers some
forty years ago making the acquain-
lance Of very charming Irish gentle.
man and lady. One day she thought
she observed that his eyes were rest
ing inquiringly on her brooch. which
was OF gold. inclosing mass of frac.
tured bone She laughed and said
Are you admiring my broochP 1
will tell you the story Of it. One day.
some ten years ago when | was
young girl I was staying in the
house OF u friend who also knew Mr..
N. who is now my husband.
I'VE were having a game-a romp
and running after each other
through the house which was large
with long galleries and chambers
communicating with one another.
Mr.. N was close behind me- trying
to catch me. i darted through G door
and threw the door back behind me.
Mr. N had his head down, and the
handle struck his skull and he fell
stunned. The skull was fractured
and to save his life he was obliged TO
have it trcpanned. Now he wears a
plate OF silver over the. hole and
wear the portion cut out Of his skull
in this brooch. The accident-I sup
pose my distress and remorse--
brought about u rapprochement; we
became engaged and are now man
wife" sss,..o
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02
A Ready Explanation.

Miss Million. So you know Miss
Tiptop, the belle of the season?
Mr.. sharpwit [ after Miss Millions
heart, hand and bank account. Oh,
yes; she and move in-in-ah-much the
set.
Miss Million. By the way, here
comes Miss Tiptop now. Wewill meet
her face to face. Why, she
did not recognize you.
Mr.. Sharpwit She always acts
that way when I'm with a prettier
girl than she is
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02

A 29-ton Armstrong rifle in the Brit
ish Navy throws solid shot twelve
miles, much further than It's report
can be heard. At its highest point, for
this extreme range, the shot would
be over three miles above the earth's
surface.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02
Dinner Bell

Sounds but mockery TO the dyspeptio He
hears Vt, OF course, but his stomach does not
respond TO the call He goes through the
mouons" and suffers afterwards for the small
amount Of vlctuals he partakes VI. Hostetter's
stomach Bttters alters MS condition INTO one
OF aDlllty TO cut plentfully, digest heartily,
and asslmilate thoroughly. Malaria, rheuma-
tlsm constipation anu Diliousness are con-
ouered by inns world-Iamed medicine.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02

Mr.. Smith Ito landlady)-Will you
send me little more coffee, please?
Landlady-Coffee, sir? l am sorry to
say it is quite exhausted
Mr.. Smith--Ah, well, was half ex-
pecting that I've noticed for some
time past that it has been very weak.
Truth.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02

The city of Carlisle England, has its
sewers ventilated by their attachment
to thirty tall factory chimneys, which
of course, create strong up draft, be-
sides heating and destroying diseased
germs in the effluvia carried up.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02
short Journeys on a Long Road

Is the characteristic title OF a profusely
illustrated book containing over one
hundred pages of charmingly written
descriptions of summer resorts in the
county north and west of Chicago. The
reading matter is new, the illustrations
are new, and the information therein will
be new to almost everyone.
A copy of "Short Journeys on Long
Road" will be sent free to anyone who
win enclose ten cents Ito pay POSTAGE
to Geo. H. Heafiord, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul
Railway, Chicago, Ill.