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The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

HUMAN PROGRESS. The decalogue lies
at the basis OF the permanent prosperity
of all nations. The nations that have
learned the truth from Moses and his
legislation that there is but one God have
risen to the control of human destiny.
Rev. ". NJ, Hams, Unive1salist, Read
ing. Pa.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

PoLlTICs AND RELIGION. This pulpit.
so long as | am in it, will give politics a
place in its, discussions and it is not mere
dream that the Ten Commandments and
the golden rule will be recognized some
time i'll the politics Of the country, If a
man cannot take his politics into religion,
the politics are bad. If man cannot take
his ballot into his prayers, he had better
let the ballot go. Rev. r. S. Macarthur.
Baptist New York
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

An important paper on Electricity"
by r. Bowker, appears in the October
number Of Harper's Magazine, with up
wards of twenty illustrations, including
portraits of the men who have done most
in applying electricity to the practical uses
Of modren civilization, in whose devel-
opment it has been SO great a factor.
The paper rapidly sketches the history of
electrical invention, describes some of it's
most recent applications to every day
affairs, and furnishes an interesting fore
cast of inventions already in sight.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

THOU SHALT NOT KILL. Taking away
life is an iTreparable wrong. Fortune
lost may be won again, friends alienated
! may be restored, but life once gone is
gone forever Even a few more years of
life may be worth d million fortunes to a
man, because this is place OF discipline
and probation, which end with life. For
this reason God has reserved to himself
the right to take away life. Rev. t. 5.
Todd, Methodist, Baltimore, Nd.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
September. A. ID. S96.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

A true copy. Attest
CHAs. T. HAzELrGNE, Acting Register,
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

\ lrUe copy Attest
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The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

The TRUE CHURCH. The Church is
not club-it is not an organization mere
ly-it is the body of Christ endowed with
the seven spirits of God. A church that
has the present of the Spirit will grow,
will save men, will exhibit Christ in all
the glory of the Father. The Church is
Christian no more than it is the organ of
Christ. A self indulgent church dis
figures Christ, worldly church betrays
him. REV. DR.. Dickinson, Congrega-
tionalist, st. Paul.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

OBscURITY. 1t is great thing to live,
love, hope and suffer with ordinary
people. He is wiser man who can learn
lesson from the daisy at his feet than he
who wanders from it tc the stars above his
head. God takes notice of the obscure.
He is not nearsighted and can see the
shining luster in the minute detail of life,
REV. j. 9. A. Henry, Baptist, Chicago.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

EIl-ESAL REST, As Christians we are
content toliye, and Yet are anxious to die,
not merely because we desire to be eased
from eur burdens bat especially because
We long tor the time to come when the
soul, like the dove, may fly away and be
AT rest. Rev. L. Ii. Iiltou, Baptist, Phil
adelpAia.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

ESSENTIALS. In the kingdom of God
there are tAree great words-independ-
ence, liberty and hberality. They are the
highly important nonessentials that will
produce the great essentials-righteous
ness. peace and Joy in the Holy Ghost.
Rev. j. A. Rondthaler, Presbyterian,
Chicago,
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

BoLDNEsS. An element in character
that gives man confidence wins success.
Boldness, We claim, is that element-not
self-asrogant, political style, but con-
tidence born OF a knowledge of fitness.
Rev. W. 3. Leach, EpiscopaIian, Chicago.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS. Every man
when he is called is expected to fight
against every wrong, Fight for temper
ance, political and social purity, for Sab
bate observance, for all the weak. Ar
menia cries for your help. Oppressed
womanhood ana childhood cry. The
orunkard cries. the gambler cries, the
whole creation groans, expecting your
assistance. Toward these, ye soldier, of
gallant heart and strong arm, champion
the cause of the weak and oppressed
Rev Thomas Heisig, Reformed Church,
jersey City.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

Tue BALLOT. In our nation every voter
is ruler, and every voter should seek to
know what is right and then dare to do it.
The ballot is not only a privilege it is
solemn trust, and the man who does not
use it, or who use it carelessly, is guilty
of treason to his nation. Rev. j. II.
Prugh, Reformed Church, Plttsburg.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

IMMORTALITY. There is within us a
spark of the divinity which can not be an
initiated at death, for it forms no part of
the earthly life. Neither did it terminate
In this life. Scientists say there is in
God kind of infinite material. If this is
true, then an infinite material can not be
annihilated; and 50 far represented in
man that part must live as long as the
author lives. Rev. G. W. Lawrence,
Congregationalist, Haverhill, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

THE KINGDOM OF LOVE. Gods king
dom on earth is a kingdom of love, and
he only is prepared to be happy, free
and faithful subject thereof who conceives
this to be its nature and is drawn into il
by this fact Love makes the otherwise
difficult duties of the Christian life easy
and delightful. Rev. T. c. Warner,
Methodist, Knoxville.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

EAKNEsTNEss. When men are in ear
nest, they make history Our fathers were
not heroes for the dramatic effect upon
future generations. They We're not acting
spectacular play. Only the best and
the truest, the heroic deeds, become part
Of what we call America. 1t is only the
best things we have done that constitute
our part. Rev. Thomas Chalmers, Con
sregationalist, Port Huron, Mich.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

General Horace Porter, whose articles
on campaigning with Grant will be
published in The Century the coming
year, owed his position on Grants staff
to the latter's steadfastness of purpose.
General Porter, then a captain in the ar
tillery branch of the service, was intro
duced to Grant at Chattanooga in 1868.
The commanding officer saw in the young
artillerist one who could be of service to
him, SO he asked General Halleck to as
sign Porter to his staff. Captain Porter,
who was the son of the Governor of Penn
sylvania, had been graduated third in his
class at West Point, and his brilliant ser
vice in the field had brought him an APP
pointment in the Ordnance Bureau at
Washington. General Halleck refused to
make the transfer, and even appeals to
Secretary Stanton by both Grant and Por
ter were of no avail against department
red tape. 1t was not until General Grant
was placed in supreme command of the
army that he succeeded in carrying out
his purpose, and Porter was made one of
his aides. From that time until the close
of his first term as President. no man was
closer to Grant than General Porter.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

The HOME. One OF the safeguards of
young men is a love for the home. When
young man comes to form dislike for
the home, to make it d place of retreat
simply long enough to eat and sleep, he
is standing on dangerous ground. Rev.
J. L. Jewell, Presbyterian, Saginaw,
Mich.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

IHH LIQUoE u EsrIoN. The questions
ii tile currency and the tariff are second
any, and are chiefly used 10y politicians to
keep in on to set into office. The qucs-
tion that uulerlies the economic, social
and tine political interests OF this nation
Is the liquor question. Rev. Dr. Good
win, Methodist, san Francisco
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

A true COPY. Attest:
CHAs p. HAzELrINE. Acting Register.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

A true copy. Attest;
CHA> z. HkzELrINE. Acting Register.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

THE MODERN DEVIL. The devil no
longer goes about as roaring lion seek
ing whom he may devour. He may bray,
but he doesn't roar and rend as he used
to. Nor does he come with horns and
hoofs and forked tail and smelling of
birthstone, but he gets himself up as a
gentleman and scholar and dresses in
broadcloth ard carries encyclopedias I'M
der his arms and peddles poison which he
calls philosophy. REV. P. S. Henson,
Baptist BROOKLYN.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS. Unsanctified
church members are among the greatest
hindrances of the church OF Jesus Christ.
No nation could fight its battles with raw
recruits. We must have volunteers, but
we must have them disciplined and train
ed. Old veterans are the best soldiers
REV. W. G. Partridge, Baptist, Scranton,
Pennsylvania.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

cnA- r. HAlrrr>e. Acting Register.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Die Giiroem eimcr ssra,.

tueroen erleidtert, tuenriie sur ridtieei
IrS1ei greift. Niro ibr oas 2eber
ourd 6roniid)e Sbtuddesultdnoe, un=
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8eidleAtsleben beriibrerbe StDrunaen
Iperbittert, 10 finoet tie 0iilfe unb Crib
Iung bon ibren uebeln in Or. Yierce's
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lan3lnittel uno Nerbenelirir, bas bon
eillem berporragenoen Nr5t entbeft uno
felt Dielen Sabrer ge9eil ale 9lrtel bpn
6rauenleioen uno S9tpdheslftdnben
an3etuanot tporben 1T. Sir junge,
eben ins 6rauenalter eintretenoe WtdD=
den fir 6rauen beim llebergans ins
Watronenalter bei periDoil1 tpieDer=
febrenben S6nleraen giterung, gnt=
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ben 0efiibl", Druid uno allen dbnli1en
geioen furirtes lnfehlbar anbernfaas
tuiro oas Dafiir be5ablte Gelo 5urider=
ltqttet.
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Gttt perid)ipnno enes 1orf.

Von eifleni perf1munoenen Nori
!tpirb aus Dem Obentpalo beriAtet
gei Der lebten Yolfs3dhluna ergab
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60rifer bes 8rafen bon Grba1.
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ten nod cirfa 60 peripnen in Dem
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nno beute betdrdntt li6 oiefelbe nur
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SDrfersfamilie. Gas aeiammte gi=
gentbum Der 8auern, b. 3. beren 2dit=
oereien, lit i'm 2aufe Der 3eit in ben
Selib oes @rafen bon Grbad iiberge=
gangett uno nur auf alten Garten fitl=
oct li1 Der Name oes emit bliibeilben
Der Grinneruns aufbebaltetl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Gt0eitarti8e 9tatatrerfd,ets
tttttta.

ueber bag bereits III leBter Nummel
Ierpdhnte Meteor, pas iiber Mabrif
nieberging, ipirD bon bort foleenoes
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Stabt. Gin beller 2tdtI1ein, gefoIai
bon einenl lauten &nall, rief cine all=
genleine panif berbDr. Qaut Nn9abe
der Mn9eifellten Der Gternfparte er=
foisie Die grplofion etlpa 90 Meilen
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freile Der 5tabt peripiirt unb Die gr=
Ibilttertna mar 10 arob, boB cine Gbei=
betpano III Der amerifanif1en 8eIanbt=
f6aft einifiirste. Ollie Genlteri1eiben
IN Dem @ebdube serbra6en.
Die Some ihien CUR 3eit ben uno
am Simmel mar ni1ts iidtbar, als cine
tpeibe Wolfe nit einem rptben &anbe,
tpelbe idnell am Simnel babin sog
unb eitlen S6meif bon feinem ipeibem
@taub binter fid 3uriiflieb. 9lis Die
Grploiion erfolgte, bielten piele 2eute
bieielbe fur Elm grbbeben ooer fir Elm
3ei6en bes bimmliiden 3ornes.
ssSn SSabrifen unb S6ulen brad cine
panif aus unb In Dem @ebrdnse erl,t=
ten biele perionen 8erlebunsen. sSn
elmer 5abafsfabrif itiirSte cine Sreppe
unter Dem @etpidt Der Dinabeilenben
Meni6en 5uiammen unb IL peripnen
nuroen babel berlebt.
SIN galaft fiir6tete man anfdneli6,
bab cine gombe erplobirt lei. lleber=
all in Der 5tabt linb Maueru unb SEM
lteribeiben beiddoigt.
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griiDe @emiiSe brineen 0elo.

glihts lobnt iih belIer, Gdrtner UNI
SSarnler, alS friibe 8emiile. Galser's
5amer erseugt Die allerfriibeifen. Seine
Grblell=, Grallt=, Glirfen=, Galat= Met=
tig-, 8obneri= unb 3tpiebel=Sorter linl
bic allerfriibeffeil Der Melt. 9lur pro-
birt fur 1896. IS bringt piel Gelo elm
% ED, ausge3eid)neter Raj fee.
50 f1reibt uns cine Dame aus Sc
ras, Die 100 pfunb Don elmer lln3e rll=
ler5 oeutihen Gaffees aog 9ie llnst
tpltete lie rs Gents alfo 100 pfunf
euten Gaffees 10 gut tpie Mo, idreibl
lie ms Qlaeg fir 25 Gents.
0err GalSer feroet portofrsi 35
pafete friiber @emiiie=G =Ganlen, genuq
I Fir eins Gamilie, nah Gmpfan9 BON $1.
sn Ste bieies ausi9neiben ilHb mil
rs Gents 9riefmarfen an Spbn u. Sal.
ser Sesb So, ga GroiIe, Wis., fenbsn,
befomnea sic frei Elm Nadet Galfee.
WObnen= Gomell u1o 6alsers beutIden
Gatalng. GsuiIher Ratalo9 ollein &c.
gen 4 Gents porto.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Gine eIeftriSd,e eofoutctiDe,

Die gal0lDin locomotive Worfs bo
ben Der MeitinebouIe eleftri5ebe s5a6ri
in Mle9benD bic erite eleftrif1e 2ofonlo.
tipe aelanbt, fpelhe je fir cine Sampf.
giienbabn erbaut ipuroe. Sic bortiQt
6abrit itellte Die ganie 2ofpnotipe ber,
NIT Nusnabne bes eleftrii1en Meha.
nisnus, Der bon Der gDeItinabpuIe
COMPANY geliefert ueroen wiro. Die
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li1sn 6rabtlpaggons unb 1T iomit
ettpa 80 SUP lang. sic rubt auf suei
pierrdoeri9en o9ruds" uno iuiegt ipelin
gans bplienDet etipa go Sonnen. sic
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Stunbe sieben miiroen. 9ie pferoe=
traft Der gofolnotibe fam lei6t auf
1900 erb0bt perben, 70 baB iie bann
oenielben 3ug so Neilen in Der StunDe
aieben miirbe. Gie 2ofomotipe 1T fir
Jradtberfebr beitimmt paNagiersiioe,
2ofom0tiDen ipllen cine bebeuteno or0=
bere @efbminbisfeit erbalten. 9ie &d=
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Stir ben elettrif6en Mptpr iperDen nur
8 6uB &aum auf Der 2pfomotipe ge=
braudt. Gin Mann miro oielelbe
burb einen Npparat eontrplliren, Der
bem zines gelpObnllben StraBenbabn=
tpagsons gleibt uno nur bel grDber
uno itdrfer 1T. Sie 2pfonotipe fann
bllrb cine unteriroii6e ooer our1 cine
iiberiroiide eleftrilbe 2eitung geipeiit
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iib Elm indbtiges elettrii9es Su1li6t,
nit Dem oas @eleiie bel 9tadt beleuhtet
miro. Sie neue 2ofomotibe foitet ettpa
$4,000 ooer ebenlo bel ais eine ge=
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Sirgt Sintbt,rger safe elite
Oerttd)s neutrality-suspicious.
lit Si(it :?

Spr0E StWIUWTHGc 3Gee etWe
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1T lid?
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Gbieagoer gircuitri9ter 5u entl1eiOen
| baben miro.
9aB gentle Srant6eiten anitefenb
linb, willer mir ia betanntli6 nur gu
mObl, ob aber Elm plebeliI6er Deuti6er
2imburger Gdie einen arlitofratiI1en
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Die nunmebr in Der Staot Der GarBn
unb Der Q8inbe erit 5ur yelebruna Der
Mit uno 9ia9iuelt enti9ieoen meroen
muB. Gin 9err Ybilip Gaffenburg,
geliber zines gbieagOer BrOuilionsge=
ibdftes, batte Der Oortigen 8eltern
Union Golo Storage So. Dor einiger
3eit 200 Giiten amerltanii9en Gabm=
tdle Sur Nufbetpabrung iibergeben uno
stpar, ipie 9err &affenburg legt bebaup=
tet, unter Der 8eOingung, oaB iein
| bp9feiner, blaubliiti9er Safe IN elmer
Settion allein fur ii6 gelasert peroe,
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belt ieirer Siderable gu erbalten. aber
per bel6reibt iein Gntieben, iein gr=
ltaunen, leinet1 ltnnillen, als pOr eini=
ger 3eit feline 200 adiefiiten pieoer
mad leinein proDiiionslager gebrddt
muroen unb li9 in SSoIge oei1en in Dem
2agerbauie Elm 10 fur6tbarer Simbur=
9erfdiegerll6 perbreitete. Oab ale aun=
Den &afFenbure5 naieriimpfeno 9teiBaus
nabmen. Ser ilngliidlide geiiBer Der
200 Giifen ,limbur9erfdfeo eouftDerbrei=
tenber" pormals fait geru6loler lederer
Gabmtdie felte nun nnter Der Sano
Nadfori6ungen an uno erfubr, baB Die
Gplo Storage So. in Der Gdbe ieines
Gahmfdies ge9en Die Nbma6unsen Ell
nen anoern Safe = uno alpar horrible
dictu" e0ten, peritabelen birett impor=
tirten 2imburser aaie selagert bate.
8esbalb fat &aifenburg, in bellen
gulen Der 2imbur9er 9uft Die Mil6
Der frpmmen 9enfart in 9dbrenbes
Sra6engift perwanoelt bat, nnnmehr
Die gBeitern Union Storage So. auf
3ablung BON $1,000 als griab fiir ieis
nen berlimbur9erten Habmfdie ber=
flaQt.
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sat 81. lie

electric 8itters als Meoi5in benubt,
tpenn 9u 9ib unlpobl fiibltelt2 @enn
ili1t 10 faufe cine 6lai6e uno made
cine probe. Sieie Mebi5in bat iib ipe=
siea beipdbrt als Wsittel CUR @rlei6te=
rung uno 0eilung aller 5rauentranf=
beiten, inoem es cine munberbol ifdr=
fenoe Mirfltng auf Die meibliden Grz
game ausiibt. 6e1lt Dir Der Ippetit,
ober leioelt gu an gerlfopfung, &opf=
peb, Sdpinpelanfdaen, NerboIitdt,
S1lafloligfeit, &eisbarfeit, ooer Dee
Ianbolie, bilt gu 5dlud6ednfdllen lln=
terworfen bann 1T electric 8itters Die
slrsnei, Die Du bert0tbiait. Starfllna
unb @eiunobeit weroen Bel ibrem Sc
brauh garantirt. @roBe 6laiden fir
nur SO gents in Der Mpptbefe BON
3 s.. 6. Willer & So in.
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eiife Der fahtiiden 8camten.
prafttid)c Iertucmo,1ttg Der
G0ntGet1sd,en gtral,Ictt.

Die Yrofeiior &6ntgen'lde Gnt=
oedlln9 1T an IL. Jebruar in gbicaQr
gum eriten Mtale prattii1 perlpertbet
morDei.
Casper Shnlibt mar bor mehreren
Sabren in Die 9ano geiboIeil tporbel,
un0 feitoem NOR Die Sano tbeilpeiIe
aeldbmt aud lit era aeittpeile an bef=
tigen 51meraen, obne oab es ieood)
Den i'm bebanbelnben 9ler3tel, eelllnae1l
pdre, Die 9enaue uriabe oieler @rldei=
nrln9 feff5ultellen. Sbmiot beaab fi0
Su bem Or. Sanles @. 8urrp unb bem
gteftrifer Gbas. s. Seribner, Die su=
iammen in oem 2aboratorium Der gDe=
tern Gleetrie So. nit ben Gpentaen'= :
i1en Strablen erperimentirt batten.
Die fratlfe 9ano muroe cine Stunbe
lang ben 2=5trablen ausgelebt uno
Die platte oann in bas Ounfelsimnler
genommen, no 1ie enttpidelt luurbe.
Die platte seigte bos &no9en9eriite Der
9ano in alien ietnen ginselbeiten uno
IN Der Mitte oes 9anofno6ens mar
san5 oellili1 eir tleiner runber @eael=
ltano bon Der GrDbe zines 3ebpoitens
gu ieber.
9r. 8urrp fertigte fpdter cine pbo=
tograpbie Der Dano an uno auf bieie
geitiibt nabm Ct Die Operation por.
Die fleine Gugel puroe in fiirseIier
3eit BON ben Nr5te berauseei6nitten.
Die Operation ging duBerit 1bnea uno
glatt BON Staten unb G1miot litt
nur penig S6mer5en.
Siebt man an obigem geiipiel, bon
uel1er Yeoeutung Die &oentaen'I6e
GrfinOung fir ben @6iruraen ilt, 10
ma6t man in ben Carnegie e'i6en Gtabl=
iperfen grperinlente, um Die Goentaen=
.fben Strablen fir Die 6eitfellune feb
lerbafter Stellen in Metallitiifen au
perfpenosn. Sin pailenoer Npparat lit
befdafft iuoroen unb es iino iebt 6a9=
beritdnoise nit ben geriu6en beihaf=
tiet, Die Strablen bur9 bife Metallf6r=
per binourd gu ienoen. Sollte Sbr
9erfu1 9eliiigen, 10 tpiiroe Damit Der
Siloultrie Elm 0ienit bnn gar nibt gu
.unteriddbenoem Wertbe 9eleilfet iper=
ben. IS ipiiroe ). .. nlbglib lein,
l1ledte Stellen IN grDBen Gattonen
ooer IN ben S1raubenmellen pDn
Cceanoampfern gu entoeden uno oa=
ourd 8eriulte an MenI6enleben gu
oerbilten, Die iebt unoermeiolib erl6ei=
nen.
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0as &an0 Der MitternaG,t=
Gontte.
cine intsr.iiants er,abIuna .ines s..sunsisas

Cine tntereiante Gr3abluns zines eeebnaajasers
glariI5a, Minn. - Serr Nrne 8.
Mooe fbreibt an Or. Beter SabrneD in
gbicaJo, Sa., folgenoerl 8rief, nel6er
fit biele unierer 2eier pon SntereHe
lein biirfte unb ben mir beBbalb Der
Oeffentli6feit iibergeben SD balte ea
fiir meine Yhiht, sic pon Der poraiie=
li6en Wirfung ibres Nlpentrduter
glutbelebers su benadri6tigen.
SD purbe in gtoripe9en geborer1 uno
mar bon Su9eno auf Elm beseilterter
9obbeniager. gls i6 % Sabre ali
mar, ipurhe i1 auf einem meiner Sagb=
Siise BON einem fiir9terlihen Sbnee=
turn iiberfallen. 9unfelbeit brad
pl0Bli6 berein uno i'd mar ni9t i'm
5tanbe, nad 6auie Suriidaufebren.
50 mar i'd sen0tbigt, Die Na6t I'M
freien Wleere, auf elmer fleinen Snlel
.5u5ubrinsen.
IS mar l6refli9 falt, meine &leiber
tpuroen mir am 2eibe 81 Sis unb cine
fiirbterlihe grfdltung, Die mein 9anSes
SDltem angriif, mar Die ssolse. gier
Sase bierauf iab ib iuie elm Nusidbi=
ger aus. 8raune Slefen seisten iib
am ganSen GDrper unb @einpiire ent=
fanoell, tpelbe eeine eisentbiimli6e aelb=
lide Eliiiitsfeit BON iib gaben, tuenn
lie aufbrahen. Sieier Musi6lag er=
regte Elm brennenbes 8efiihl uno id
bate llniasli6es aus5ulteben. Ser
erlte Nr3t, ben i'd gu &atb 5og mar Or.
4ebmann In BeraefL Normegen. Seine
gebanoluns bra6te spar Seittpeili9e
gelIerungy er mar jeoo6 nibt i'm Stan=
De, mid permanent ber5ulteaen. 6ier=
auf coniulirte i1 unsefdbr 20 Ner5te
Su perihieoenen 3eiten in beri6ieoenen
adnbern. ginise oaoon iparen Spe=
Sialilten. Nlles obne @rfolg. SD iebte
bierauf n1eine 0offnung auf einen ali=
rnaiueAlel unb sos naA tudrmeren 2dn=
bern, fanb je0oN aud oaourCb feline
0eilung. Gs ipiiroe elm Bud MAIDEN,
lpolte ib Die Namen, iuelbe Die 9erren
Doftoren meiner Granfbeit 9aben, auf=
8d6len Der cine CAB ibr eitlen lateinis
lden, Der Mnoere einen grie1ii6en Ra=
men unb felten iparen iie in Der Siag=
nole meines Salles eiilia. go trieb id
es Sabre lang. 8or ungefdhr 2 Sab
ren 5uriif fling i6 cine Sur init alpen=
frduter 8lutbeleber an uno ih muB
reolicb gefebsn phne grobe 0offnung
auf grfolg. Nibtsoeitotpeniger mar
Der Grfols aufrieoenltelleno, ia beinabe
munDerbar. Sh bin nun 58 Sabre
aft unb babe aud nidt. oas leiieife Nrl=
seihen Der &iiffebr meines alten 2ei=
oens tpabrsenommen. 9afiir tuiini6e
i'd mein 3eusniB ab5u9ebeu.
Meiner camille uno bielen meiner
Greunbe ilt mein Sal unb feline gliif=
li1e gntipidlung befaHnt llnb ib mub
aus pollem 9er3en faaen, oab l0 Sbnen
tpertber Qerr Dottor 81 unenbli1em
Dant perpflihtet bin.
Dier3u inohten mir nod benlerfsn,
oab 5ornis Mlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber
feine Mpotbefer Mebi3in lit, ionoern
nur burh 2ofal 9lgenter pber bireft
Dont Jabrifarten Dr. Beter 5abrnep
III Gbieago, 3d., inn Galle feline Mgen=
tlr i'm Grte 1T, besogen iperben fam.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
@ebraad,t oe.l befte.. eamett.

Sin Oerr fragte fiir3li1 cine Dame !:
, ,paaWen Sic Bids 6amen 21 Wor=
auf er Die Nntiport erbielt sd pflan=
se INNER Bids Sameil bor bem 9auie,
aber binter Dem Daufe aebrall6en iuir
bifligere Gdmereien, obtpohl Id iehr
gut tpeib, baB oieies gerfabren unrid-
tie 1T.
gs lobnt fid, quite Gduereieal 81
ApfIansen llnb unfere sSreunoe, Die In
bieler DinIidt eipas tbun ipOllen, tper=
BEN tuobl tbun, 10 Gents fir Bids
prdbtieen 8lumenfiibrer fir 1896 ein-
sl5el0en. Dieier preis tqnn ip6ter=
lin bon Der erffen Nefellung abaesp9ell
lperben. Mafl ihreibe an Sames WidS
Sons, Mohelter, q. D., ben pioniersn
duff Dielem Gebiet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
GuGletS Mrutfa Galte.

8ie bette Galbe in Der Welt fir
Sbaitttuunben @ei6miire, Salsflub,
6iebertpunoen, Qlusi6lae, ailfseiprun=
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unb ale @alltausi6ldse, iotpie iie be-
itimmt 9dmorrboioen beilt. sic miro
9arantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit su se=
ben, poer oas 8elb miro Suriifgegeben.
preis Is Gents pet 50a6tel bel s. s.
Miller & Gpbn.