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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29

Although Mrs. Collins writing has
always been a labor of love- yet much in
cessent mental eXertiCn could not 1all
to have its effect on her nervous sys-
TEN.
At one time she found herself tired
out and weak from her uninterrupted
work; she became nervous and incapa-
BILE Of work she even saw nervous pros
tration staring in her face. The geaer-
al toning up Of that her system needed
so badly she found in Paine's celery
compound. To-day she is perfectly
well and strong again, busy as ever with
her brain and pen, and grateful to
Paine's celery compound for the timely
help when failure and trouble and des-
pair seemed about to close round her
and shut her off from everything that
was dear.
Your constant brain work must tell
o. your strength observed the repor-
ter. yes; you have no idea how much.
an at my desk from nine or ten hours
a day" she replied, Il am careful to
obey the laws of health. and I am never
without a supply of Paine's celery COM
pound. When / feel weak and nervous
and there is a heaviness in my brain
or a shooting pain over the eyes, which
warns me that my energy is tagging,
! take a little of the compound. and l
am strong and free from the pain at
once. / never enjoyed such bouyancy
of Tirit and sOunduess of body before l
made the acquaintance Of Paine's eel
cry compound. Scarcely a day passes
that [ do not urge some friend to take
it. For neuralgia indigestion, nerv-
ous prostrati0n and blood disorders. I
am convinced that there is nothing like
PSine's celery compound. / am not
surprised that physicians use il in diff
cult cases.
Paine's celery compound Is found to
best supply the great needs of studious,
sedentary people It's extensive use by
brain workers. both men and women,
suffering from sleeplessness. indiges-
ton or other effects of deficient nerve
force, shows its ability to feed tired,
emaciatcd. nervous tissues. Nothing
else has ever possessed anything like
the power Of Paines celery compound
to restore q healthy, nervous tone to
the entire body. and TO thoroughly
CltduSe tIe DiCUu. oDuOol tCtttiltlS5
professional men. newspaper men, min
listers. public officials. men whose daily
outlay of vitality. because of hard. try
ing. anxious work is excessive. find re-
newed strength. not only of the nerves,
but through their healthy action of the
entire body, in Paine's celery COM
pound. It's use shortly dispels head
q hes. rheumatic pains. dyspepsia, heart
4 trouble, general debility and languor,
and all other outward signs of the
grave mischief that comes from dis
ordered nerves and impure blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
L. :. JUDGE KICKS

Comes to the Front again in a Decision
that Favors the Railroad Corporations.
Cleveland Ohio, January 2S.-Judga
Kicks. of the United States District
court, has rendered a decision which
IS Of interest to every railroad man.
Harry 0. Shaven sued the Pennsylvania
company for $4,000 for personal injur-
les received as a brakeman. He was a
member of the Voluntary Relief Asso-
cation. of the Pennsylvania Company.
and received benefits from it. Mem
5ersh.p involves the waving Of The right
TO mold the railroad company liable for
any injury for which benefit is received.
Shaven's attorneys tried to show thai
this is illegal judge Kicks oyerruied
moion which had that proposition
as It's bass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
WROTE "A GILDED GOD. 3"
The Latest Interview With Mrs. E.
BOurke Collins.
Famous Novelist Recovered From
Nervous Prostitution.
Paine'S Celery Compound Made Her Viz
Cr0uS and Energetic

Du Maurier has made Paris studios
familiar TO every one. But not until
the appearance Of Mrs. E. Burke Col
Inns story of "A Gilded God" did novel
readers dream of the wealth of material
ready for some gifted novelist's pen in
the brilliant artist life OF our own New
Orleans.
In a recent interview by a New Or
leans paper she said: "Of course to a
certain extent my characters are drawn
from life, though never exact portraits.
My favorite heroine is Mam'selle in my
story of a Modern Heathen. No,
rarely urge aspirants to take up lit
erary career. Success is obtained only
at the price of The most eXhausung Ia
bOr. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
TO-NIGHT,S ENTERTATNMENT

There viii, be what promises 10 be
very enjoyable musical and literary en-
terta!nment at Stone Church, Elm
Grove. this evening. The following
programme will be rendered:
PART I.
ChorUs-Friendship, Love and SONG.
......... ....-... $1,000 NOM ~
Recitatlon-Seiected ........ ......'. 49,
Chas T.. Morgan.
Piano Solo-2j Rondeau Chromauqe
DE Concert ..................- l'i' i'0N0O
Miss Grace Garter.
Vocal Solo-Judith ............:... Oohcone
Miss Sallie Maxwell
Violin and pian0-Die FaVorlteJule w e'ss
Mr. Dan and Miss Lille Maxwell.
Vocal SolO-OUt on the Deep..........L ohr
Chas. Zulauf.
PART IT.
Piano Solo-Grand Galop ChromauqQe
...-.... .-....... ..-----.- 5000 'i-4l--'
Miss Nellie Eberling.
Recitation-Selected ........ ........ '''.
JAS. i. Morgan.
Violin and Piapo-Ia GaZza Ladra. Alard
Mr.. Dan and Miss Lille MaNWel.
Smmber Soug-VioHn Ohligato. Hens
Miss Sallie Maxwell.
Vocal SolO-Ler All Obey. Stephen Leach
ChaS. Xulauf.
ChOrus-Give Me My own Native Isle:
........ ..-..... ..:..;-. .'.....C. A. " ll''e
Choir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
GENERAL PORTER DEAD.
From Wounds Received During tho Clvi
Mar-IGis Career.

From WOUNDS Received i}NlauE llie Nihli
Nar-IGs Career.
New York. January 2S.-Gene-al JOS
aDh Porter died at the Grand Union
Hotel. where ne had resided for a long
zine. las- evening. The immediate
cause of death was comp. cations from
"a gunshot wound IN the lung, received
during the war. The body viii be TAX
en- TO PoughkeeDs.e for burial.
General Porter was "a years old, and
was born N Dublin, where his paren- 5.
WHO were Virginians, were soiourning
I'm ireland. He enlisted as a drummer
nov when the war broke oUB and went
TO the front with the we1ty-seventh
New York Volunteers. For brar ny
and mer.torious conduc he was re-
Deatedly promoted and sved until dis
abled by wounds.
Subsequently he was M 70 Egypt IN
an Official capacity by the government.
on his return he settled n New York
and prac,;ced Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
Atlantic T0aCO.

Our annual inventory is complete and
to us is very satisfactory Our busi-
ness shows a marked increase over '9i.
We are now resolved that 80 shall lead
all preceding years, If low prices and
standard goods Will attract trade. and
We think Ii Will.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
ANIMAL, MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Woman's
HcsDital Association viii be held at
the hospital on Wednesday afternoon.
january 29th. at $3.50 o'clock. Among
other important business to be trans
acted viii be the election of officers for
the ensuing year. A full attendance is
particuluarly desired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
CAME BACK EMPTY HANDED.
Captain Heaton Failed to Get His Prisoner
at Uniontown., Pa.-Will Try Again.

q
Specia, to the Register.
P1rkwsburg. w. Va, January Is
C3p-. d. Writ Heaton is home from
Uriontown. Pa. where h= went with
requisi,5on papers fer James Sherman,
the muuato under arrest there suspect
ed Of Icing the party who assaulted
little Lulu We-herell here recently.
GOV. MacCorkle's reQu.sition wa syn
cd by the Governor of Pennsylvania,
but when Ein,on arrived at Union
town Sherman claimed he was not the
man wanted. and as he is serving a
thirty day sentence for vagrancy, asked
Tine protection Of the State Of Pennsyl-
vania. ThH authorities decided not TO
release sherman unit. his sentence eX-
pred.
The authorities here will return TO
Ur;ontown when Sherman's senUnce
expires and secure him if possible, as
Cap. Heatcn thinks he has seen the
man here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
DbeeIin9 Re9l8ter
EALEsTATE MARKET.

Deeds of Transfer Left for Record at Clerk
Hooks Office.
Deed made September II, 1895, by
Lewis Powell to William b. McCor-
mack. for three acres Of land in ira
delphia district. Consideration, 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29

FOR ELEGANT $500 TROUsERINGS
All Wool and guaranteed TO wear. made NJ
ON short notice, call at HESS II SONS,
Fashionable Caiors ana tents furnishers
1907 and 1898 Market st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
aGutpf nit 2eppar0en.

pittsburs, Ya., Ia. 0aai. Senrp
9efpib, Elm in SDrepaugb & Sells
Srps. Mtenagerie anselteater 9bier=
bdnoiger, lie9t nit i6weren Nunoen,
Die ibm am Sienltag Mtor9en bon ei=
mem 2epparoen beigebra6t wuroen, i'm
NlleQbenier glls. SOlpital. Seine
linfe Sano muroe BON Dem S1iere poll=
ltdnoig Our6biHen uno iein SDrper i'll
nit l6meren 9rabwunoen bebedt. Die
Sano lit idredliA angei6ipplen uno
Die Nerate befiir1ten, Dab SlutOer9if=
tung eingetreten 1T. Sedtpib mar in
Den Sdfig BON Smei 2eoparoen getreten,
INN lie gu fiittern, uno mdbreno er Ell
mem Sbiere oas 6utter suwarf, ipranQ
oas anoere auf i'm unO ientte Die 3db=
ne in feline linte Sano. gtuf ieinen
9ilferuf eilten spei anoere 9bierbanoi=
ger berbei, Die ibn na6 einem beiBen
Sample nit oeit beiben 8eltien retteten.
Sedpib's &lelber waren in Seben SER
riien. Gr ertldrte, Dab er gum erlten
Male BON einem nilben Sbiere, oas
unter ieiner 9lufli6t itano, angefalen
mproen iei. ST 1T ieit adt Sabren
profei1ioneller 2eoparbenbdnoiger uni
Elm unperbeiratbeter Mtann I'M 9llte,
BON % Sabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
s0reGlid)er 1tnfaa TIT einer
@fdafS 2lritaIt.

Columbus, o., 12. Mai. Wdbreno
zines Gturlnes tpurbe geitert bur9 ei=
men umaetpebten Baum Der @asbebdl=
ter Der Staatsihule fir l6pa6fnnige
Ginoer etipas perI6oben uno Elm Sod
hinein9eIdlagen. sSn Der Na9t um L
llbr maren Mdnner aus Der Stabt,
Die eiIerne Gaflenidrdnte bon einem
glab al einen anoern su idallen bot=
ten, oerufen ipDrben, I'm Den @asbe=
bdlter tpieoer in feline ridtige Sage su
brin9en. sic alaubten, aQes @us Iei
Dem 8ebdlter entitrDmt als 1te aber
nit ibren 2aterren nabe famen, pur=
ben lie gu ibrem S6refen Oetpa6r, oab
lie It'd eetduf6t hatten. 9as nod por=
banbene 8as entsiinoete lib plobli6
unb Sr. 8. u. 9oren, felt beinabe
40 Sabren Sitperintenoent Der 9lnfalt,
9beobpr 2enb, Gbef=Sngenieur, Gobert
Soiner, George Gbur6man, William
Sants uno 5bomas Sunt, @rpert=9tr=
better, puroen mebr ooer minoer oe=
fdbrli6 i'm @eIibt, an ben Sdnoen uno
an Salie berbrannt. cunts grano=
punben tueroen fir lebens9efdbrli6 ee=
bolten, BON ben iibrigen lino Soren
uno 2enb idlimn1, bo6 ni6t tootli6
permunoet. Na6 ipdtern geridten 1T
Sunt 'einen Wun0en erlegen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
Gin nettcr 1anteri,td)tangs=
QlNSidlttii.

g9ir baben in LETTER Summer Der
pom Senat beIblolenen llnteriudun9
Der Sonosaussaben in ben bret lebten
Sabren ermdbnt. Sas Sinan5= Gomi=
te, Dem lie iibertragen mOroen, bat Ell
nen unterausi6uB oamit betraut, mel
der aus ben Senatoren Sarris, Selt,
98altba1, platt uno Sones beltebt.
9ie erlten orei lino 6reililber Semo=
frater, Der pierte iit &epublifaner uno
Der lsbte pupulilt, alio iammtli6 Seq
ner Der 6inanspolitit Der 9lominiitra=
tion. geHer bdtte iib ni6t bemonitri=
rem lalien, oab es lib ni6t Inn einen
ebrliben 3mef, ionoern UNI elm pera=
tprii1es Man6oer banoelt. Wiiroe Die
unteriudung ebrli6 uno griinoli6 9e=
fiibrt, 10 miibte tie flar beiueiien, bab
Die Mominiitration ibre oolle pflibt
eetban unb our6 ibr enti6loienes
6anoeln ben Dffentliden 9rebit uno Die
gbre bes 2anoes gerettet bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
Ser DcutSd)e aGiIcr iut Sid'tc
Dcr NcScr bon &amcrt.,t.

Sci elmer &oiier= Tcierlidteit in Sa=
merun, 9eutI6=Nfrito, belt Der g}eQer
2tbel por ben SuI6leuten fol9enOe Jte=
De Ser Oeuti6e Soiier 1T Der md6=
ti9Ite uno tlii9fe Ntonn in Der gSelt.
Gr liebt Die S6dbe i'm Snnern Der Gr=
be uno ldBt Iie herauf3olen ST lGBt
elIerne 6doen um Die g8elt ipunnen,
uno iobalo er Die 6doen beriibrt, fo6=
rem feline g9prte in Die Welt binaus
Gr bat 9ampIi6iife, Die auf trofenem
2ouo berumiobren !! Wenn Elm Ser9
i'm @e9e ltebt, 10 ldBt Der &aiier Elm
2ob our0 ben gerg Itoben ! SIT Elm
6luB i'm Wese, 10 baut er eine StroBe
orrd Die 2uft ! Ob9lei6 Der oeuti6e
&otIer rei9er 1T ols ale anOern Men=
i6en sufammen, 10 bat ct OO6 nur
eine 8rau, uno obglei6 feline Srau Die
i90nlte BON Der 98elt lit, 10 bat er OO9
nl6ts fir Tie beSablen miihen F!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
Stt ocn @rOienfa,ngcn TT Gis=
Iebctt.

Sor Sabresfrilt batten me6rereSaus=
beliber i'm Senfun9sgebiete, oeren SGu=
fer 10 bel6Goiot 1ino, Dab ei11ige feit
LANCER 3eit gan5 unbetpobnbar itno,
eini9e sur Sdlfte leer lteben, Den &la9e=
meg 9e9en Die MansfielOer @epert=
t6aft beI6ritten, I'm oiele als Den
I6uloigen She'll our 3ablun9 Der ent=
itanoenen S6dOen 5u beranlaHen.
9ta6oem idon piele Sermine Dor Dem
2onogeri6t in Sale gemeien uno Gut
a6ten fiir uno gegen Die Sa6lage ab=
gegeben worben, bat jebt am Is. Wtai
ppr Dem 2anb9eri6te Der S6luBter=
min in oieier 9ln9elegen6eit begonnen,
na6oem Der friiber in @isleben wob=
nenoe Sergratb, jebi9e SerswertsDeii=
ber b. Morien Bifaro lein 6uta6ten
abgegeben bat. 9ieier Serr 1T ppn
Selte Der Sldger als Sa6oerltdnOi9er
sungeeeben morDen. Gon ben pierSig
geI6doigten Sausbelibeln Der 3eiBing=
itrabe baben ilbrigen5 nur oreiSebn ibre
Sduler sur Saration angemeloet. Sit
BON Der 8eiperti6aft 9egebene Sllmm{
BON 400, 900 Mtarf ais einmaliae gnt=
i6dbi9ung rei6t our9aus ni6t, oll'
S1Gben au befen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
;, MntiMtfrobifpn", etn tteMeS
sSetlmitteI gegets S6tuittO=
ittdtt.

Or. Gan9belo, Der grfinoer oe5 neuen
9eilmittels gegen S6tpinoludt, rNnti=
mitrobiton", miro III tllr5er 3eit cine
@ef9i6te ieiner @ntoefung u1tb einges
benoe Nnpeiiungen iiber Die gebanb=
lunosmetbpoe nit ieirem neuen Ntittel
berDffentli6en. SIN 9r. 2an9belb's
Yrdparat bleibt Oas SSon, aud menn
es lanee 3eit Der 2uft aus9eIebt 1T,
unperdnDert, uno in bieier unoerdnoer=
ten 6prm miro es bur9 fubfutane
@inIpribungen in oas 8lut ein9efiibrt,
noe es cine 1T bpbem 8raoe Wtifroben
tDbtenbe @irfung ausiibt. Ser junge
Nrst bat mebrere Yatieilten, Die ii6
i6on in ppr9ei6rittenen StaOien oer
S6winDIu6t befanoen, nit ieinemSeil=
Ierum nit iebr glltem @rfolge bebanoelt
unb our 3eit miro bas nelte N(ittel AUDI
in oer Gbarite pielfa6 on9etpanot.
9r. Gri1 2an3belo 1T Der Sobn oes
Marine Ober Yfarrers 2on0belO in
Siel. ST lit mod ni6t san5 80 Sabre
an unb bat mebrere Sabre lung Stu
oienreiIen in DIT Nfrifa, 8raIilien
uno Ienesuela oema6t. ginige beut=
| i6e 9ler3te tppllen an Die mobltbatige
Mirtuns bes yNntimitrobiton" mod
nibt redt elauben, anOere oage9en linO
poa oes 2obes iiber ben iungen GOllegen
uno iu6en Die &egierun9 gu peranlaI=
len, lid fiir Die 9luBbarma6ung oes
neuen Seilmittels gu intereiliren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
Sic Tlmgmai6ine.

g8aibineton, IA. Mai. 9rofeRor
Samuel 9. 2an9lep, Der Setretdr oes
Smitbionian Snltituts, mel1er lib ieit
Sabren nit Dem YrOblem Der Slugma=
iNine belbdftigte, bat anibeineno oas=
ielbe bis su einem geipinen Graoe ge=
loft. Sor &urSem murben nit oele1l
Mooen nabe Sceaquan proben anse=
iteut, iiber oeren &eiultate lid prof.
Nleranoer Brabam Sel, nit Grlaub=
nib bes griinoers, pie folst ausipribt :
y9le MaI6ine 1T einem &ieienpogel
dbnli6, bon Stabl Derseltellt unlo miro
BON elmer 9ampimaldine getrieben,
pel6e propeller in Seuegung ieben.
Sci Dem eriten Geriube ftieg Die Wta=
i6ine 100 6uB in Die SDbe uno ientte
li1 mad elmer M}eile 6abrt in gra5iDler
WeiIe mieoer. Sci einem 3ipeiten 8er=
lu6e mar oasielbe Der Sall."
Brofeilor Sell lpri6t ii6 in entbu=
liaitif1er Weile ilber Die @rfinOun9
aus.
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Mnso eDnttt8 Der Snnoes : 81
bilOienit Seittm rt1tn9en.

Sur6 eine bpm Brdlioenten Glebe=
lano erlaRene 0erfiiguno linb nit Ell
nem S6laoe peitere 10000 8unoes=
beante unter ben idiibenoen @influB
oes Gibiloienltgelebes 9etommen. 9ie
Gerfiigurg tritt Iofort in &raft uro be-
siebt 1ib ouf alle gunOesan9eltellte nit
Nusnabme oerer, Die pom Brdiioenten
ernannt uno pom SenQt beitGtigt per=
ben oerer, Die 9eW0bnlide 9lrbeiter=
oienite berri6ten, uno eini9er meniger
belan9loier Musnabmen anOerer Dirt.
Ser Grlab reibt 29, 1899 Stellungen
i'm 8unoesoienit Dem tlaIiifi5lrten @i=
biloienlt Elm unb erbObt Die 3obl oerar=
tiger goiten BON $3.50 auf IS, 1876.
0ie Sobl Der Glal1en, Die ni6t unter
bos GipilOienitgeieb iollen, 1T our6 Den
Grlab BON 2099 auf rs Deri6ieoenar=
ti9e Yolten oerminoert porOen uno
es bonOelt iib bel ben Oerbleibenoen
us BoIten sumeilt nm &olItererItellen
i'm 3pu=, PoIt- unO Snlanblteuer=
Gienf. Sat- olle g80ibin9toner 9o=
fen, Die bis6er ni6t unter Die @toll:
Oienltre9eln tamen, folleu nunme6r I'M:
ter Dieielben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
Scr gtamo pes gSimtcr,pc cisets. .

gBaIbinaton, Is. Mai. Ser Naai=
geriht Der itatiltii6en 2lbtbeilung beS
Mferbau 9epartements ergibt eine
8eNeruna i'm Stanbe bes Wintermei=
sens Tim Sc Puntte eeeen Die 9lpril-
8eri6te. Die 9urbihnittssiffer be-
trdgt 87.7 gegen I'll i'm lebten Monai
uao 82.9 i'm Mai bes Sabres 1895.
Ser 8urdfbnitt fiir Die 9 bauptidb=
lihlten Wintertpeiser TT
penniplpania, ga Obio, 55; Wi=
6isan 90; Snoiana, IS &entufn, n
Sllinois, 90; Miliouri, 81 Sanias,
90 California, 100.
gtus fait allen Staaten ipirb eint
tpelentlide geherung Der Sa6lage ge=
meloet, namentli6 aud fir Die aus
ben lebten Drei Sagen bes 9(pril unf
ben eriten A Sa9en bes Mai beitebenot
@ode. gtur in Wlarplanb, Sem Sort,
genniDlbanien uno Sflaboma 1T Die
Sa6lage ni6t 10 siinltis.
Spesialberihte bes 9epartements er=
9eben, bab Die grnte Nuslibten IN
8robbritanien unb Sranfreid ausge=
sei6net, in Gublanb unb lln9arn qut.
in Seutf6lano, Stalien uno &umdnien
Siemli6 gut uno in Spanien i6le9t
lino.
Ser Stano bes 8h,terrogeens on
/. Mai mar 87.7 prosent, Der @eritt
09.2, Der Sriibiabrslueioen 93.2 uni
Der Wie1en 91.8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
&pteufrcie ViQem.

S6ife Seine 9tOreIie an s.. Is. Suf=
len & So. in GbicO9o unb laB Dir Elm
BrObel6ddtelden BON Or. Sings ugten
Site Pills" 5uIenOen. Gine Yrobe miro
Did bon ibrem @ert6 iiberseugen. 9ie=
ie Yillen mirten ianft uno empfeDlen
iib beionoers in SQllen bon Geritopfung
nnO &opitpeb. Gje9en Walaria unb
2eberleioen lino le unilbertroHen. sic
1inO garantirt, pollltdnols fret 81 ieirt
BON jeOer Dirt giftiaer SubitonSen umo
linO gdnSli9 aus Pflansenitoifen berge=
iteut. Sic baben feline eribloIfenbe
Wirtung, ionOern resen Ntagen uno
@eodrme, iiberbaupt Oas gan5e Splten
itdrfeno an. Sn regulGrer GrObe sll
25 Gents per S0a1tel in Der 9potbete
bon 5. s. Miller & g bn. 4
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Cine 8abnfataitropbe nertii.

Sur1 Die unerihrodenbeit Der a6t
Sabre alten Qattie 9foB muroe Dor ei=
niaen 5agen in Der gtdbe bon Soutb
@iplep, 8rpmn @o., O., elm Perionen=
sug gerettet. Sin turbtbares @etpit=
ter mar niebergegansen uno eiuem
8aumrielen perberbli6 getporoen. Ser
pom 8lib sefdllte Stamm fiel quer
iiber Die S9ienen. 9tidt lanee na6=
Der iollte elm perionenSug pailireil.
Da fanote Die Mutter Der fleinen Qat=
tie bas Sinh Dem 3use entgesen, unl
bieien gu tparnen. sic CAB Sattie eli
men rotben llnterrod nit, ben es als
Warnunsslisnal idninsen iOlle. ssSn
ltrOmenbem &eeen elite oas 3inb bin=
aug uno mar feinen Mugenblif su frab,
benn erlt fur3 por benz 0inberniB fonn.
te ber 3ug gum Gteben gebrabt tper.
| ben. Sic tleine 0attie ip,lrbe BON BET
YaHasieren oes 3uges rei4 befAenit.
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ltmiiormirte 0epddtrdger ami
Oen Ientjpluania Sabuen.

Die 8euuIplpcuia 2iuieu babeu fir ibre 8atn,n IN
Serieg Gu iniiprmirte SepGdtrGger otQt1teIl I'M
Sur 9eQuerIi1p:ei. olr olltomreroet Qcha9tere s'l
for9el. Sic 2u ,te oerelben tnb 9-ot.S rho oeie!z
Gort 1nbt Stro8tu Sabre Der Stobt N"'p gort uuo
Dr =. ou,cnoGmnl btr 0mertonieu 9antpftrl, ie. ber
Soo6nubn an ter s. 4oe arb Der @en,ta. enoasr en-
Seriep StaInn. 1etts 5miiAen Ses9roBes gt:@Bsn.
O. aotnle. 9iele iSepd6tcd9pr Itegra i"6eu Sag pDL
Mto ,a',.S hpr big Wtitetuaft ben Bl.pltun 6ll
9te.l.i uno iraqen aub oaS Sarc9epdd oer YahG'
0itre.
9ieier Gicnit iit Incbcu oudD ouf ben Sobnbpf on
8rpob StroBe in gbiIaoelpbio ouS9eoehnt moroen,
NO Yau9tere an olleu 3ugen Qn9eelte ftnoen mel
che beret nb, lbnen 5u oeil oben an9e9ebenen St1t=
ben bebalfltb gu iciu, ben Boiiogeren ebeu anf
&oalttple CUR Verfh9nng nno meroen <tIbeu tur
belelben beor9t
@s 1T beIen 6epGdtrd9crn ubt erlaubt, irgenb et-
mas iir ibre 0ieute Su berebnen, uno lteb eS ben
@oiia9ierea trci benIelben iretwlg etn 3rinf9elb
All Qebeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
9ie emglii6e 3mn8e.

Die 8oeren ersdblen in folsenoer bos=
baften 9BeiIe, mie Die Gn9ldnoer gu
ibrer Spra6e famen: Mutter gtatur
wOllte jeoem golte cine eieene 3unge
uno Spra6e geben. Mfit einem WleHer
uno elmer S6eere itono iie on einem
Slide, auf Dem Elm 9roBes Stiif 6leiI6
lag. Mit bieIem MeHer ib1litt iie fir
alle oiejcnigen, Die iie um cine Spra6e
baten. 3ungen auS Dem 6leil6e uno NIT
Der S6eere eab iie ben 3un9en ibre
@igentbiimlidfeiten. 9tae G6lter tamen
gu ibr: Der 6ransoIe, Der 0eutl6e, Der
gtieoerldnber, ia ielb1t Der SuI6mann
uno fiir Ollie nuroe 9elor9t. 9tur Der
@ngldnOer fam ni0t. ST mar, I'm
ieinen 9urit Su itillen, in eine &antine
gegangen unb blieb oa 10 lan9e, big er
lein ganses Gelo pertrunten bate. @nD=
lid gina er i6iperen Sauptes uno poll=
ItGnoig beiier gu Wtutter Natur. s.
nar ieoo6 nidts mebr fir i'm iibriQ
oeblieben unD fonnte er ou6 feline 3un=
oe, mitbin aud feline Sprabe mebr be-
tommen. rSeoo6 Die CUTE g}uttel
Natur muBte gu belfen. r8eiBt Sr
mas" iaste lie, vauf Dem SuBbooer
lie9en 10 piele 9lbfdle, uimm babon eir
Elm babes 9ubeub uno mad Sir Oappl
ielblt cine 3un9e." 50 geidab es aud
uno 10 befam oer Gn9ldnoer Iein'
SprN9e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20

So lasten Die 9ter3te 9rn. Gilman
groun 81 Miu st., South Gardner,
WalI. Sein Sobn batte Sun9enbe=
idwerben, sefol9t nOn tppbusartiger
Ntaloria, uno er Derousgobte 1915 nit
Qlersten, tuelbe ben &naben i6lieBlid)
nit Der 8emertln9 aufgaben yGuer
&nabe bleibt teinen lRpnat mebr ON
2eben." @r prObirte nun ST. Sings
SEEM DISCOVERY uno penige 6loi6en
itellten feline @eiunobeit mieOer Der, 10
oab er i'm StanOe mar 5u arbeiten tpi(
Elm 9anS gelunOer Ntonn. Gr lagt, Ell
peroonfe feline 6eiunobeit Dem 6e=
brau6 pon Or. Sings Sem DISCOVERY,
unO er tueib, ooB Oies Oas bette 1T fii1
2un9enbeibmeroen. GrObeflai6en fret
in s. 6. Wtiller & SObns 9tpotbcte. 4
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= Sm Sabre 1896 iinO auf Den Oeut=
iben Nliinsitdtten 5,36l, 226 Stiif
9oppelfronen uno 28,94l Stiif &rOneu
i'm Yetrage BON l07, ,514,0 MEart
geprGgt wOr0en. 9a5 mirtliAe @etuitt
oleIer GolomiinSen betru9 1854, ,627
YfllnO aeacniiber einem 9eieBIi9en
Sol9emi6t bon 1854 ,416 YfunO.
9tn &eidsIilbermiin5en linO geprdqt
/, AGO, 257 6iinfmortitiife unO l85, 322
3peimartItiide i'm Setrage DOn Z, 7,672,=
429 Ntart. 9as tpirfli6e 0emi6t
oieIer SilberniinSen betrug $780,
SIS Yfuno 9egeniiber einem geiebli9er
Sollgepi6t pon IS, 249, ,2l3 Yfuno.
4 GroBarti9e SenOun9en BON @et.
sen geben 5ur 3eit aus &uBlano mad
Spanien, ipp Die 9iirre einen enormer
NusfaQ ber @rnte Sur SOl9e baber
miro.
4 Die 9ariIerpreile ipri6t ii6 ie6,
l6arf 9eeen Die GinmiINung Der Ser.
Staaten in Die ipaniI9en In9ele9er=
1eiten aus.