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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18
8 0aneaiter sill if9erbaus.

Oansaiter Gtf9erbaus.
au9 9arneele pber Gpnpette eenannt
pirb, bietet namentlih in benz 5leiT9
ieines Gdnanaes einen porSiisli9en
2ederbihen.
Man ftellt benz Granat auf berfdies
bene Mrt nad. Sn 8utjabineen fanet
man ibn In enemaiatsen NeBen, i'm
Seperlanbe meilt nit fleinen Siihz
bamen, r9oplabe" senannt, unb am
8areler Sect, insbeionbere auf ber
9albinfel Oaneait, in &0rben. Die
leBtere Sangmetbobe, als bic eigenarz
ttsite, foa bier fur5 barseitent iperben.
Oie Slutb fat ii9 nabeau perlaufen.
DC itellt Der Slider einise aus Wei>
benrutben seflp9tene Sansf0rbe auf
einen S9iebetarren unb iu9t auf
i9malen pfaben atpiI6en Oei9 unb
Dime ben Stranb gu errei9en. Oprt
liest umeeftiirat, Inn por Hesen ge=
11iibt gu nerben, bas eisenartise
Sabraeug, bas ibm bas Sortfommen
iiber ben idlammieen S9lid ermDs=
liht. Die rS9lDpe" beibt es i'm
8oltsmunbe hnb it Elm Mittelbins
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18
9ranatfDrbe aneiner Sief.

8ranattDr Bean einerTief.
GansfDrbe bineinsetrieben. Ser Gii9er
5iebt ben Sanstorb berpor, lOit ben in
bic Spite geitedten pflod unb fdiittet
bic 8ranaten. atpifhen benen ii4 pers
ein5elt anch pobl elm Mal, cine Butte,
cine @eenabel. ober gar Elm 2abenbai.
tmmer aber elm paar Rrabben aller
8rDben beftnben, in bic mitgebrd9ten
8ehGlter unb i9tebt bann bic ROrbe
ipteber ireinanber, Der nd4iten Gbbe
bas rein ielbittbdtise Sansipert bets
trauensbon iiberlaHenb.
Muf benz Weee, ben ct fam, febrt
Der Slider bor Der lansIam iteisenben
Slutb auriid. Sur Na6t5eit, tpdbreno
tpel4er Der Sang Der tleinen Nahtz
THERE. oenn bas itnb bic @ranaten pie
ale Grebie, meilt reider lit, unb Bel
nebligem Wetter aeieen ibm tief in ben
S9lid eeitedte Reiier ben 9eimtpes
an. Qlm ufer brinst er feline 8eute
auf ben S9iebetarren, reintst in Ell
mem Sumpei 1etne 8elne, fpelde trr1z
mer ausieben, als feien iie in berSinte
getpefen, bpm S9lid unb i9iebt bann
na9 9aufe. Sein Werf 1T aber nod
ni9t beenbet. W2tt tpeibliaer 9ilfe
iperben bic @ranaten Iosleicb seiiebt
unb Die srOBeren alsbann ettpa atpei
Minuten in Sal5paRer sefoat, tpobei
iie eine i9muBis rOtbli4e Sarbe an
nebmen. Oas ausgeitebte tleinere
3eus ipirb als Oiineer Dertauft ober
tpanbert aur Oarre, Inn gu 9ubnerz
futter uber au r@uano" perarbeitet gu
ipsrben, binseeen perf9idt man in enta
fpre9enber 8erpadung bic friiae,
grobe Daare als billige OelicateKe
na9 ben @tdbten Der @egenb ober
gar, gut eonferpirt, ipeit in's Snlanb.
Der barten Miibe 2ohn 1T jeboh
Bel bieiem &rebsfans ni4t srob, benn
Der Sabressetpinn eines 5ii4ers, Der
feline 80 Bis 35 SangtDrbe bat, beldufi
ii9 burdi4nittli4 nur auf 600 Mart,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18
6 Gdpelle.

Mitslieber bes Continental gongreb,
20 tpuroen unbesIendtoren, % gez
hDrten benz Heprd 1entantenbauTe an,
13 ipuroen 9puberneure, 3 Mttglteoer
bes Sber 8unb.sgeri6ts unb iiber
20 bienten als Sfficiere i'm unabbdnz
gtgtettstriege.
Die llniDerIitdtsgebdubs, tpel9e siz
nen tmpoianten 9eI Iammteinorud maz
6en unb BON benen stn5elne iich our4
ar9iteftonii6e S9Dn6ett ausaei9nen,
lieeen auf etnem Ireal BON ca. $50
@cres peritreut. Der Gplorial5eit 9ez
b0rten Die beriibmte Rdfau 9aa unS
bas 9ecanatsbaus an, tpelhe i'm Sabre
1855 erri6tet tpurDe, aus bem Sabre
1903 ftammen bic College office
eebGube unb Gait College lit 63 Sabre
alt, tpGbrenb @eit college I'm 3 Sabre
iiinser 1T. 8isr @ebGuoe entitanoen i'm
Sabre 1850 unb % entitammen Der
neueften 3eit. Sin berrli9er plab 1T
Der yGampus" por oer ebrpiiroigen
Nafau 9aa, Der bon alien ulmen
uberf9attet 1T, tpdbrenb bon benz
0ecanatshauie itd 5tpet Spcampre err
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2ri,teeto,t Nniperftp.

Die dmerttaniiden unipsriitdtsn err
freuen iih in Der ptKenIhdTtliSsn
QDelt i'm Groben unb 0anSsu .eincs
befonberen Mn5ebens, bean pieleShus
len. tpelde NIT bielem fol5sn ytdmen
parabiren. baben auf benfelben ebeni ios
tpenie elm Re9t, tpie bic Mebrsabl ber
.golpnels", rSubses" II. I. to. auf tire
refpectipen Sitel. Inter Der pers
bGltniBmdbis tleinen Mnshbl bon Sns
itituten, ipeldbe nit Sug uni Credit
Yflegeitdtten Der Wihenidaft senannt
iperben tOnnen, nimmt Die llniperiitdt
BON princeton, tpelde bieier Sage bas
$50 iabriee SubiIdum ihrer @riinz
buns sefeiert bat. einsn 10 herporra=
gsnben 3ans elm, baB felbit namtafte
@elebrte aus Der alten Welt on biefer
Geier tbsilsenommen habsn. lrie prcf.
s. s. Sbomion aus Cambridge, 8rof.
syelir &lein aus @ottineen, prpf. Goz
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81 MbaebIiht. 6

MbgebIibt. 9sd: Mein
JrGulein! MolIen sic mid tpirflih
aum Narren mahen2 Dome: Our9z
aus ni9t! Dieter Miibe bat mid, @ott
lei Dant, fhon Die Ratnr entboben.
- Sic bat redt! 2ebre-
rim: 6annden, fage mir, tpie l1ennt
man bic 3Gbne, bic beim Menf9en aus
lebt fommen? 9annden (prompt):
Die folfhen 3dhne, Grdulein!
g 9Iedt entfaulbig t.
Rarl unb gbuarb bdben ii9 in bic
.Speifetammsr gei6lihen unb perfleiz
nern ben oort bansenben G1inten.
wluttsr Tim Mobn3immer rufenb):
Gbuarb. mas n1nnit Du benn2 gbu-
arb: geihts. W1utter. ga, has muhi
bsnn aarI9 Gbmorb: Der bilft mir.
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% big 9efellfd a #.

mar am 3. Sanuar 1777 bic entz
f9eibenbe Shla9t sefdlasen tporoen,
tDel6e ben Wenbepuntt bes 3rieses gu
8uniten Der patrioten bebeutete. 4us
yeahan Sal in Princetpn tpuroen Die
gnsldnber bur6 bic amerifaniI6eMrz
tillerie pertrieben unb in bieIem @ez
bGube mar Der Gpnsreb Der GonfDbsz
ration in Sisuns, als Die NaAriAt
bon ben am 1. October 1888 5u Pa=
ris erfolsten Sriebensf4luB sipiiden
Gnglanb unb 9(merifa berfiinbet
purbe. BON ben 469 Stubenten, tpelz
DIE in ienen itiirmtfden 3eiten in
Princeton srabuirten, paren ia
@eiitlide, elmer, Sames Mabiion, mar
s Sabre prdiiben Der 8ereinisten
Staaten, elmer 8iee prdlioent, feds
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s d brf T a be.

benz gbriitustinb auf benz S9pobe.
Cine Sttftung aus benz Mittelalter
orbnete benz ieltenen aunitperfe aipei
immeripdbrenbe @G9ter gu. llnb bier
tit mod cine - btitpri1de - &eliquie,
bas Gpitapbium bes beroiI6en 8iirz
sermeii tiers Dr. 9ambert Steintpid.
Ser @rabftetn eraGblt uns cine trduz
rise @ei4idte. Ser mannbafte 8iir=
sermeiiter farb Elm Sabr nod Der ibm
bor3ugstpetfe au perbanfenben Grret=
tung Der Stabt an ber peit, brei Sage
barauf folgte ibm feline Gbefrau, 3tpei
Sabre bdnab feline beiben SDbne, alIe
BON bsrielben srauiamen 4rantbeit
bingerafft.
Gisenartise, arhitettoniid bebeu<
tenbe SbDpfunsen bes MitteIalters
bat Strulfuno nur penise. Oa iit
bas iosenannte Reimanni9e Saus am
Martt uno ems ober 3tpei in Der Sem=
loiper Strabe unb Der SatobizSburm=
itrabe, ionit baben mir in bieier 8eais=
bnng ni9t piel gu bemerfen unb au Be-
faauen. Nber fdDn iit Der Sburm
Der Satobifirde; bic sierli9en RoIetz
tenfrieie bon fdipara slaiirten @teinen
5ptf9en ben beiben 9ei9oi1en bes
Sburmes, fotpie bic Seniterblenben an
ben @eiten iebes @ef6pTes, bic auf
glei6e @eiie gef9miidt iinb, perbienen
beTDnOpre W,Ifmprffnu1fpit
Sur6 bas uralte Semlotper Sbor
tommt man an ben Safen, in benz frei=
lid nur penis 9eben berrfdt. Denno9
bietet Elm 8ltd iiber bic biib1ben Saz
fenanlagen NIT Der Sniel 8iiaen unb
oem tleineren Oanbolm i'm 0interz
srunbe elm anmutbiges unD freunbliz
DIES Bib. Ourdh bas JGbrtbpr gsz
langt man in bic @tabt auriid bur9
bic 5obritraBe, mo Der Sreibsitstdmz
pier S9ta am 81. Mai 1909 sefalIsn
tit. Der plab 1T nit einem 9ebenfz
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Cine Gle ants Staatsraiiott.

gei6li9 iiber Elm Sabr 1T es ber,
ba tpurbe bic Satin bes Grb=8robz
berapss 5riebri9 @usuit bon SIoenz
burg burd ben Sob abberufen. 0a
bic 8eritorbene ibrem 9emabl nur
eine Sp6ter, Die jebt II Sabre alte
9eraosin Sophie CHARLOTTE, binterlaIs
fen bate, unb AUDI Der unbermdblte
iinsere 8rubsr bes Sbronerben. 9er=
aos @eerg 2ublpig, aller 8orausfi9t
na6 feline @be etneeben tpirb, ma9te
bic Staatsraiipn fir ben peripittpeten
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= u nm etneR Rranfe. Oienifz

y nn etneRrdnte. Dientt-
tnao9en: sd bitt' 9err Oettor, idb
bob idon ldnsere 3.it nimmer 10 pief
Nppetit inte friiber!" Dottor: .,gus,.
mas baben Sic fir @9meraen q
D.enitmdbden: rS4meraen bab' il1
tetne. 9err Doftor!1 Opftpr. .So.
iparum pollen Sie bonn burhuns
nehp Mppetit haben9 Das febe idb
DoG nt9t etn!A OienftmGbden: I'D.
mesl mtdb bsr 3orn balb umbrinai.
!penn TO- t.b. mites meine @n6biae
friter.. y ~
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grbs9roBberapg bic S9lieBung elmer
atpeiten ghe nuthpenbis. Gr bat ii4
jebt gum aipetten Male permGblt unb
5par nit Der 9erSugin Glifabetb bon
Medlenburgz zS4perin, elmer 27 Sabre
alien 3odter bes nerftorbenen Grob-
ber5oss 5riebrih 5rana II. bon Meds
lenbursz zS6perin unb beHen @emab=
lin in britter Gbe, Marie, seborenen
Prinaeiiin BON Shnaraburg &ubols
itabt. Der iebt regierenbe Grobberaps
bon Medlenburss lit elm
Stiefbruber Der Braut.
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Die er0Bte Stride ber Stabt lit bic
Marientir6e. Elm bura feline GrDBe
unb ginfa9beit imponirenber 8au,
ar6iteftoniib i4On uno tpirtiam, uno
aud baour4 intereHant, oab es cine
Der tpentgen in Oeuti9lanb porbanbe=
men areu5ttrden lit. SIM Staotbu9e
gef9iebt ibrer f9On i'm Sabre 1890
GrpGbnung. 2lm alten Martt belegen
tit Oas 3atb6aus, Elm tpabrbaft prd9=
tiger 8au, Der idon am S9lub bes
13. Sabrbunberts itanb, tpdbrenD feline
na9 bem alten Martt gelesene 9aupt=
fahabe benz Is. Sabrbunbert angeb0rt.
Seitbem tunitperitdnoise MGnner es
bur9geiest baben, baB bic ipeibe Siin=
DIE, Die Elm misunderstanding
3eitalter bariiber seitri4en, entfernt
tpuroe, 5eigt ii9 Der 8adlteinbdu nit
perslaiten 3ieseln unb soloensm 3isr=
ratb in elmer pra9t, bic lebbaft an bas
2iibeder aatbbaus gemabnt, ia in till
eere9ter Our6fiibrung biefes iiberz
rast. Der maiiipe unterbau bilbst
cine bon a9tedissn pfeilern unb Sdu=
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- Do4 etpas. Wie iinb sic
nit meinem Sobne, Der iebt bier WOz
den BET Sbnen 1T, snfrieben, 6err
gbef9 8. Der bat cine brillante Ser
tisteit i'm - 8riefmarfenlsden!
OeutIi9. Dilettant Gebr
aubriuslia): sd mO9te germ fir Sbr
Blatt ettoas i1reiben! Niht tpd6r, bas
papies nuB auf elmer @eite leer bleiz
benz" Nebueteur: rNein, auf bcis
benz
- @utberansgerebet. a.:
sic sdbnen2 Meine Gr5Gblnng f1eini
sic ulfo 'au langneilen. - ~: lDe,
tbatid6li9 aus 2angetDtile gGhnts) !;
DurGaus niht, i9 fperre nnr Wunf
unb Ndfe auf iiber hds. mas Sie mt
er5dblen.
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itein be5ei9net unb bas Saus Oabintsr
trdgt bos 8ruitbilo bes SelDen in Mez
bailonfprm. Sein 2eib pbne &ppf
liegt auf benz anieper Griebbof, benn
feinen aopf, auf ben 80nig Serome
bon Wetfatsn einen hoben preis seiest
bate. trennten bic 9olldnber bonn
&umpfe unb bra4ten ibn na9 2epDen.
bon mo er fpdter na9 8rauniatpeig
fam. Seine @rabftdtte burfte lanse
3eit bur9 feinen @ebentitein, feline
Snidrift ausge5ei9net tperben, es gait
fir eine Dirt 8erbre9en, ben Namen
S4ia nit N4tune ober gar 8eseiitez
rung 81 nennen. 9eute aiert iie elm
a4t SUB bober @ebentitein aus i9pez
bti4em @ronit.
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Gefdngnibbireetor (au benz entlafz
ienen Strdfling): .Sbr erfter Gang
tpirb tpobl gu Sbrer Gamtlie fein9"
Strdflins: ~Natiirlih! @orber
mub id al,er nod einise Rleinisteiten
- fteblen. bamit i1 ben Rinbern ,pe<
nisltens mas mitbrinsen fann!"
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nun famnteIt iih bte gente. nahbem
ibr Der grOBere Rorb geipifermaben
rbie Direetipe seseben". Mit Der
Slutb gu Milliarben ben tieferen Stels
len bes &iiitenmeeres entfteisenb, tpirb
Der @ranat bon Der auriidgebenben
GbbeftrDmung 5tpeimal tGslicb in bic
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Sn ber nDrbli9en Saufcapelle Bee
finbet fih ebenfans etn aunftperf erz
ften Ranges, aus bem Ia. Sabrbun=
bert ftammenb; etne pluitiihe, leiber
fart mitsenommene GoloHalgruppe
Der beiligen Wnna nit Der Marta unb
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

-Tacitus is said to have begun biz
"Annals of Rome" before he was 26.
This year the prince OF Wales viii
have been grand master of the English
freenasons for q years.
Mr.. Ruslin-s health-he has just
passed his nth birthday - is fairly
good for SO advanced an age" He takes
long walks, plays chess and reads
novels
Daniel N. Delaney, who first raised
the American flag in Alaska, died in
San Francisco recently. He was
drum major all through the war and re-
manned in that business until his death
-Tolstoi appreciates the value of the
English reading public. He is having
his forthcoming novel, which be is sad
10 consider one of his best works, trans.
lated in advance, 50 that it may appear
simultaneously in Russian and in Eng
hsh.
Iii Hung Chang, after the cars
coronation, will pay brief visits 70 Ber'
lin, Paris and London. His projected
visit 10 the United States has not been
abandoned. Ii proposes. If possible, e
return home by the Atlantic and Pacific
route.
DIR. William Howard Russell IS now
Is years of age. He joined the stai
OF the London Times in 1s43, and was
its war correspondent in the Crimea
the Indian mutiny. the American civil
war, the PrusSo-Austrisn, AID the
Franco-Germzn wars.
Bismarck is only = strong man hy
fits and starts now. and shows unmls
taxable signs OF his age, though his
mental faculties are uniInpatred. His
worst foe is his neuralgia, and his hard
est battle is 70 keep his daily number Of
pipes OF tobacco down 70 a minimum
Letters OF Beethoven and Goethe,
which were sold al auction il Frankfort
q few days ago amoEy the effects OF the
B1entano family. brought unusually
high prices. Twelve letters OF the
composer were sold 70 the officers Il
the Beethoven HauS. u Bonn. for 5,seg
marks. almost $1,000. and q letters 81
the poet brought 80 marks. o. about
Sl,4oo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
Suffer from Nervous Ills.

standing of the vital questions of the
hour"
The guardian angel in every home is
certainly a woman Upon her Shout
dcrs rests the responsibility for the
health of the family.
No wife, mother or sister who has
the health or happiness OF her family
at heart, viii see day after day go by
with nothing done for some tired. sick
or ailing member of the household. II
she IS a Wide-awake. thoughtful woman
she win make il her first duty 10 see
that Paine's celery compound Is used
10 bring back the vigor to the neglected
nerves and the poor blood.
Eliza beth Cady Stanton, writing -
the Wells & Richardson Co, Of BurlinS-
ton. on Jan. 6. said:
Some members of my family have
been using Paine's celery compound,
and 1 heartily recommend IL 10 any
one who is run down or suffering from
nervous ills. Hereafter 1 shall always
keep a, bottle on hand"
1t is the plain duty Of every wife and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
PETERS WILL BE A CANDIDATE
His Letter Making the OncIal Announce
ment Issue Monday


Topeka, Kan. June 19.-T7ne CORES
poldent of the Kansas City Journal in
writing to his paper says:
Between now and Monday next ex-
Congressman 5. R Peters Will for
mally announce his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for governor
lie decided upon this tep upon Tuesday
of this week. and has announced that
he is coming TO Topeka on Friday 90
tell Governor Morrill, OF his determin-
htion.
Several gentlemen from the Seventh
congressional district isited the state
capital today and stated that they had
ahis information from Judge Peters
own lips. Among them were General
Tim MCCARTHY Of Larned and Fred Du-
mont Smith Of Kinsley. Judge Peters
Is attending court at Larned this week.
and each of the men named had n long
conversation with him He gave Mr.
Smith permission TO report his decision
TO Governor Morrill,, but said that he
himself would wait upon The governor
On Friday and announce il in person.
In explanation Of why he revokeS his
pledge 10 support Governor Morrill,.
Judge Peters says il IS solely from a
desire 80 see the Republican party win
ehiS fan and because he does not wish To
be blamed Tor the defeat which he is
hfraid would follow Governor MorrilTs
Nomination. he said that If he should
pegsis in declining 20 run and the Re
pubhcanS should lose some Of tbs. con-
gresSmen and the eeE-slature he w-oul6
be blamed Tor 20; having consented TO
lead the party on - victory. General
MCCARTHY says this is the substance Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20

Half a century of pioneer work for the
advancement of woman has made the
life of Elizabeth Cady Stanton an in
SEPARATION TO thousands. and an appro-
PIRATE object of homage and congratu-
lation.
1t is a year now since the immense
ovation was given to Mrs. Stanton at
the Metropolitan Opera House in New
York on the anniversary of her Soth
year, under the auspices of the Nation
al Council OF Women of the United
States.
A recommendation from such a bril-
liant philosopher, so good a mother,
such a great and true woman. VIII be
needed by men ana women everywhere.
As Mrs. Stanton herself said in reply
TO the many addresses of affection and
devotion from women representing
homes all over the land:
In this struggling world men often
lean on the judgment of mothers and
wives. hence women need a clear under
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mother to watch the health OF those
whom the worry and WEAKNESS OF the
Office. the store or the factory makes
needless Of their failing hsalth- faie
lips and cheeks. disturbed sleep. pam
of neuralgia or rheumatism, headaches,
or that constant feeling OF weariness
are causes enough for immediate re-
course To that best Of all inv.gorators,
Paine's celery compound.
There is nothing vague or uncertain
about its working. n goes straight
no the cause Of the mischief; purifies the
blood. enriches it in volume and IN quail
lily. and firmly but gently stirs the
organs that have become sluggish.
Paine's celery compound drives out
Impurities. restores strength. renews
vitality. regulates the kldneys.liver and
bowels. and makes people wei. That
IS why IL - the wonderful remedy that
IL is today, and more in demand than
all the ordinary sarsapariliJs. nervlncs
and tOrics that promise 50 much and
accomplish 50 little. Every year CON
firms the faith II the people N Palne's
celery compound
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
THE FIRST VACCINATION.
Celebration of the One Hundredth Ami.
vcrsary OF First Operation.


ycrsary OF First Operation.
The 10eth anniversary of the first vac
cination occurred On May IA. On that
day, just 100 years ago, Or. Edward
Jenner vaccinated a boy with cow;
lymph with such success that later
vaccination with matter Of smallpox
did not result in sickness of any kind
This memorable event is designated az
the birthday Of vaccination" and rep
resents the completion of great work,
which saved the human race from the
awful plague of smallpox. That exper.
lment was the result of many years o!
thought and work Jenner's expert,
ence had taught him that in time al.
most every other man had at one tint
in his life been taken with smallpox
but that those who got we'll almost un.
exceptionally remained free from tbs
disease for all future times. 1t De
came, therefore, a custom to purposely
infect children with a mild type Of
smallpox by bringing them in contact
with those stricken with the malady
This was called buying pocks"
Edward Jenner, born on May II, 1919
at Berkeley, as the son of q minister
died on January IS, 1923, at the age Of
~, in his birthplace He related him
self that he received the first impulse
Of has later discovery through peasant
woman who came to him for advice
and IN conversation told him that she
had never caught smallpox, and that she
ascribed her immunity TO an eruption
OF the skin which she had received from
milking cows. After many years study.
careful collection Of observations and
numerous experiments he finally cama
TO the conclusion that genuine COW
lymph. and even that only in fresh
condition, possessed the property o.,
protecting man from malignant type,
of smallpox
Looking back into a century of vac.
cination, it is hardly possible to est.
mate the immense benefit to mankind
wrought by this invention. While il
the 10th and 18th centuries fatal epi.
Heolics declm3ted the population OF
England and the continent, smallpox
epldemicS are now known only in 10
calities where vaccination is not Oh
hgatory. The last epidemic. for In.
stance, that occurred in GERMANY. and
which was brought 10 Berlin by ar
Italian woman coming directly from ar
infected district of Sicily. comprised al.
together but Is cases, Of which only
three terminated fatally. All three of
these victims we're not vaccinated, Will.
the other y stricken with the dread
disease, who had been vaccinated early
in their childhood. but not revaccinated
recovered after short period of i'll.
ness.
4 collection Of exhibits referring &c
vaccination and TO the person of il:
originator. DR.. Jenner. has been inaug,
urated At the Medicinal house in Berlin,
and VIII remain there for several weeks
Celebrations OF this occasion viii stimuli
tancOusly occur in London. Paris and
other capitals OF Europe.-Philadelphis
Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
Even Up.

They had been having a difference Of
opinion, the subject under discussion
being the right OF man to stay out o
nights as late as he wants 10. The dis
cussion had begun at one in the morn
ing. and the night lamp had gone out
in the course Of it. The ROSTERS in the
next yard had. after the senselexs man
aer OF ROSTERS, several times given
false warning of approaching sunrise,
and now the sun was actually beginning
TO peer in ~ the windows.
There" said she, finally, I've given
you piece Of my mind, and I hope you
Ike it."
Call that a piece Of your mind, do
you?"
Yes"
Hum" He turned over and pr~
pared to go 20 sleep. I'm sorry foI
you. Georgiana."
You are?"
Il am. If that's a piece of your mind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
a TapsE.

Wandering Melancton-I don't pui
much stock in them Newspaper ioleei
about some OF the fraternity working
once in awhile. know ] never heard
OF case Of that kind
Ivan Appetite-Wen. knew 81 &
Ease once, and I'll never forget 70. Yor
remember old Travelling Tank Wen
some OF the fellows found him ont
morning in a cornfeld busIinR like ~
ordinary farmer. Poor Tank, Re wal
q somnambulist. ecu see. and wal
dreaming be was peelin' bananas az 6
banquet.-Trutb.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
A Ten-rhoas.na-rrar cIock.

Eerr 4 Noil. of Berlingen. Germany
has invented a clock that viii run To-
Go years without being would up. aftei
= u o1ce set going II IS also provided
with hands which viii correctly poicf
70 all The change. OF the noon- days %
The week months. etc. frnn cow untH
Tie aid OF The ye2= 1855 - D.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20

rgTve my everlasting sympathy % 9ny
body who has 10 carry around the v7hol'
OF IL"
And he buried his bead under the pil
low.-BOston Budget.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
IL Kills the Bugs.

And stops itching of the scalp in one
minute Makes your head feel good
Parasites dead. Hair grows. DAN
DERINE DOES IT. All druggists, sIO0