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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
Bic TOM nj enOc Erau.

iuelde in ben Stub eebt, udbreno ibr
@emabl oas &inb biitet, iomobl als Die
quite altlnpoiihe Grau. welde ibre 6ei=
matb beiorat, perlieren beioe mandmal
ibre 8eiunobeit. sic 'peroen aeplaat
nit NDettitberluif, GopIlpeb, ShIaflo=
ii9feit. obnmddtieen ODER lbpinoeln=
ben Gnfdllen. Das munoerbarIfe 6eil=
mittel fur oieie Grauen III electric
8itters. 9auienoe bon Qeioenoen BON
labmem @iifen uno i1maden Nieren
feben auf unb nennen es einen Geaen.
" 1T bic Nrsnei fir 6rauen. Weibli-
he Velhmeroen uno nerp6ie Qeioen
aller Nrt tperoen burh Den 8ebrcud,
bon electric YitterS balo beieitiat. ST.
litate 5rauen iollten bieies Wsittel an
0ano baben, um bas spife,n aufsu=
bauen. Nur so Gents Die sslalhe.
Gum Vertaufe bel 0. 6. MILLER &
g obn, Apotbeter. 1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03

9lah Dem 9eribt oes 4eniions=Gom=
millirs @oaas 1T i'm bsrftesienen &eb=
nlaesJabr Die 8enIionsl,fte nm IL. .00C
Nunnen eetpodden uno Die genlionsaus=
sabeu baben iiE, oemislben 3sitraum
9eaen oas 0ariabr I'm S3, 900, 0OO
pergr6Bert. Sic 3abl Der genfondre
iIt BON $40, ,32f aari 9o3, 726 eeliieeen;
Die Summe Der 9lalsaoben bon $l39,
$50, coo auf si42. Al, ,84i-
9lls cine Der Danpturiaben bes Mn=
iuohiens Der Penfinaslilte befi1net Der
@omnaiiidr oas bpn ibm ihOa, iriiher
9eriiete uebel ber epetalatieal aui
Wittmenpenlionen ieiiens iatn9er Sraus
en,immer. bic iiA matt aiten a,no hinfdl-
ligen YenIiondren berheiratben - ie
binIdlliaer. oelto lieber = um nod oe=
ren 3obe oeren Pldbe anf Der Venfions-
life einnebmen uno elmer iebensldaali=
den Veriorguna lih erfre.iefi sal t6nnen.
,s}n ben GolDatenbeinien - ihreibt
Der Gommilidr arcifen iunae Grauft,
beeieria nah ieoer Gele9snleit. hiilfoie
alte Mdnner su beiratben, 0ffenbar in
Der 6offnune, 0ab oieislbeh balo fer-
ben uno ben Witttpen ben Yeniionsans
ipruh binterlaien meroen. Sn pielen
iolhsn ssdlen lebsil bic Grauen nidt
einmal nit ben Mdnnern sufammen,
Die lie beiratben."
Der @ommiidr befilrnortet besbalb
ben Grlab zines @eiebes. luonad Grau-
en-. Die insfiinftig cine gbe nit einem
ebemaliaeil Golbaten eiraeben, All fei=
ner peniion lnsbr berehtiat iein iollen.
Das 8eieb bonn Sabre 1890 entbdlt
bereits cine Iolhe YeitlMmllng in Ye-
treff Der psniionen, bic In biefem @eieb
peripilligt iinb. Iie groBe Webrsahl
Der peniiondre be3iebt jeoOd peniipn
auf 0runo frlberer Gsiebe. oenen teine
iolhe Beidrdniuno beiaefiigt lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
FplitiiGes.

Cbafeid Die @ebirse bon Yeru nit
Glitter iiherlaoen iinb. bat rs Die tito
onaetitamilhe Gepublit bod fir nottig
9s9alten1 Die @oibpdbruns einaitfab=
reu, usn nit ben onoeren sv6Bereu sla=
tiotren Der Welt gu cpnturrsren. ~
ssn Der Union pacifir stabnzgtpaele-
aenbeis bat llt Die Geaisuwna ndt ldn-
eersm 6in= uno 9eridHpmfen e,ttShlpI=
Nen, Sae 2inie am 2. 9opeember Yu Der.
iieiawn. Sic iou lBa SOS, $50, 900
erbagten. mas INNER spah tinen 0erluif
ppn $l3. 100000 beasHtet. Ser 0er=
tuiF oes Garfas S,miaes tx einem
nsSereintomnlen sufdase his gum Is.
OSember Derfhoben ,goroen.
Denrp @oerse, Der BON hnn Seller
{uR lben 9emotraten Nn 9teu Sort als
Wanors Ganoioat nauminist mar, lit
nzl Greitoe 9lbeno an sinen @dlae=
tklB aeltorWsl, nadfoem er am Nbeno
norber nod III bier ,arDBen @eriamm=
klnQen oeiWoden. Wis @riab-ganoi=
'sot muroe fein dltdfter sfbn, Seurp
BeorNe, aaf9eltellt, bod spiro bieier
tnibt i'm Stanoe kein, Dir 9lnbdneer
deines Gaters auf lib gu pcr,iniaeu uno
10 1T geraas am slblhlus bes Mobl=
fampfes DER slussang in Nem Sort
saln9eluifernls je alpor.
0awaii ait nad siner jGrfldruns bon
Senator 8poee bsaeits 10 gut wie al.=
nettirt. gNas ia bieier Sinlidt i'm
SongreB mod 80 tbun lit, lei re ne
iSOrmlade, fagt er, ulsD nOenn i'm Se=
not Die notGi9e 3peiorittel Webrheit
ni1t susal1menqsbrad)t wsroen uuo ole
EatifitGt,on oes slnneripas YertraGes
auf besa aeraosH Wege nif3t erSielt ne,=
ben tai@l, banu miro sinto0 cine aut
Dem RaIenoer lfh9enoe aeaeinIame He=
lolutioR betoer ,S1uIer Gufoenommen
iperoea. fir usffbe lih eie nOtbige ein=
fade Mebrbeit 4telbt suiammsn trom=
meln siebe. 9is 6raee. ,eb 9awaii ais
Staat nDer aiS 5ers!terium in Ole
llnina ,aufgenommen tpersen iolte, lit
ebenIals na6 Senator 9ooee l6on
| ventifbieoen." 9lus 0agaii miro ein
neues 5erritngum senladt meroeu.
0aB bic republNaniicbe gertei iid Den
6atpaii Spefxlanten m* 2eib uno
Seele perfauft hat, 1T ia i,efannt oab
aber elm berbOsa9ellber Senatot, pie
QnNoe hieip,, mGhl;d,e,, 6ouNp1 NIT
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
gieb 9)orf,
Girsiata,
&entudp,
Nebrasfa,


unh in oeu anoeren Gttaaten, tpD 9e.
lterE gSabieR Itatteefunoeu haben, Ealt
Die repubiifsnil6en WleDr1eiten bes
lebtesl SSabms beoeutenb rebusirt trDr.
ben ooer Der Nusaans lit nod uAsesgiB.
.tuie in Marelanb.
splssuoe Yepeibe gibt einen lleser=
blif iiberioie neuelten Nerid1te
GIsselonp,.S. Nopember, III ubr Stm.
Deutiher Yerbadter. 9ie,p Pbila=
|helplia, ..
Galihnslls Mebrbeit Iber @bapiaail
miub auitSG00 Stimmen aeiddBt, ba-
nlithon ,Gnuntp (GineinnatD oemotra=
tiih. Gl.pabosa (@leuelanb) republita-
MIDI :; biea@eieBsebune in Ohio repu.
blitaaiid. 8epublitaniide Mebrbei=
ten aaben 8enniplDania las, 900. Sos
ma ~, ,00Q, Maiiaduietts $1,000.
Demotratii1e Mehrbeiten Naben Sem
Dort $4,000 8ir9inia $4,000, gaeb=
rasta l2,000, Qentudp 5000.
Sn @nobsNem Yort murbe 0an
Sid init 40, 900 stimmen Mebrheit
ertDdblt, beurp 8eorge erbielt nur
Is. 600 GAnnmen.
9lah bon lebtsn NepeIden 1T bas
Heiultat isi Sbio INNER mod stuelfel=
bait.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
&mr5e Nottsen.
2nIann.

aSHluWns
gah e,ner protlamotion BON Yrdli=
bent Wc&inlep 1T Der 9onflaoungstae
aui ben 25. Nouember fsltgeiebt.
Sn Bittsbura serltorte Elm grano bas
0ebduoe Der Union Srut &c.; ein
Jeuerwebrmann lam inns 2eben nno
mebrere anoere entgingen benz Sooe
nur nit 0enauer 9fotb.
Sn Nuaufia, @a., nuroen 5 farbiae
Nrbeiter, melbe @usarobuneen ma6=
ten, UNI @alierrDbren 81 leaen, burh
bic einfaIenoen Geitenwdnoe perIhiit=
tet, uno orei famen ums 9eben, mab=
reno Die s,uei anoeren tOotlih oerlebt
lino.
Ser 5rpsite YroyB eeoen Quetaert
in @bicago, Der am 8. 9topember be.
ginnen ioflte, 1T auf oas 8eiu6 oeS
Nngetlagten auf ben nd6lten @ertbts-
termin perfAoben.
@atter 9ousbton, Elm gofclert, ber
BON Cheyenne na6 Gaocn fdhrt, bal
Elm reeiltrirtes Yafet, oas sl4, 900 emit
bieltv aeltob1en. @r bat oen Siebltabl
einaefanoen.
liebermdBiger &e9en bat i'm nDroli=
6en 5beile BON Californian ben Sar=
mer1 uno @sinbaueru etoBen S6ooer
aebraht. st miro auf $1,000, O0O
oeraufhlast.
sla SenOer bat eiu eroBer Sdnee
ltura einen S6aoen BON unaefQbl
$40 600 prrariadt.
Sa gufaho brannts Der 9roBe Stur=
aeS'fde @etreioeipeidsr nieoer. Ser
lult aabeSu sl00, 900.
Grau @roser Glebelanb III BON einem
3nasen 9litfliG entbunosn woroen.
6rober bat jebt enblib Den eriebnter
Staulmbalter. Die 9pnaStie @leuelanr
miro norldufis nod ni6t unterseben.
Sn @iltesbarrs. ga., baben biz
8ros9et1mnuaen Die Nntla9e eeqen Den
WforSfberitf 3artin uuo ieine 8ebulien
me9ea Der fredericksburg BON Nrbei=
tern gu Sdtliner begriinoet gefunoen.
Sie 3abl Der Sanferotte belief iid1
in ben Ser. 5taaten in Der lebten $50
DE auf 2l9, sesen 270 i'm lebten Sa6r,
uno in CANADA auf As gesen 40.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
Opfer elmer fd,rcdltd,en Nad)e.

Yirminsbam. Nla., 80. Dit. gaa
Yarens uno Yeilie 3bomas. 3tuei l6=
idbriae Gabritmdoden, serietben in ei-
ner @efellfdafi bon 6reunbinnen zines
iunaen Maunes uesen, in ben Beioe
berliebt tparen, In Streit. in beKen
@erlaufe Beifie ihre @esnerin nit elmer
Gaeere an9riff. Qebtere erariff barauf-
bin cine lampe unb fhleuoerte lie auf
8eifie 9bomas. Die anoeren Mdohen
ersriffen Dor Gdrefen Die 6luht, gaa
Barnes aber aina rubis fort unb ber=
fdlob unter 0Dbnaeldhter bic 3immer-
thiir. Die nn9liiflide 8eiiie 9bomas
perbrannte bel lebenoiaem Qeibe. Gie
MOroerin bdlt iid perborsen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
Weueitc Na1rt1tett.

~" L. 1>oSNHtott iusto VII oSt Sfuu~
Gotbus @iienbabn, Is Mteilen pon
Geipaia, cine Golliiion ltatt. 80 Berio=
nen muroen oerlebt, iuopon bieuei6t 6
perionen Rerben tperben.
Nab ben ueueifen geri1ten aus sSn=
oien idsiaen Die gnalduoer nsr Hebel=
lion Der Einseborenen Derr 81 iperoen.
Gin 3eaierunssaua IN Der Rdhe bon
Spamav auf Der 5otaioo gikubabn in
Sapon hit Don einem lllnidG betroifen
tporoea. Sunf Der 3aeaneefsllten to-
men oa5ei ums 2ebsu, llpabsrno ID an=
oere anaeiteate nebr eoarmiroer i1were
Yertesuneeu erlitten-
lleher 80. 900 Berfpnen betbeiliaten
lid am SoEntae in Seem }9Drf on oen
Seierahtsiten su Gbren oes perforbeuen
Senrr 6enrge.
Su Siioeu foroert bus eelbe Sieber
iminer nOb neue Spfer.
@r |. giopember tuuFae in Sa,aba
Die N1iot Bacific &abn ,m bas Geor=
eanikatip nstcuite nsffautt. Sasieibe
eeaatlte $39. 1888. LIS fir Gilen=
babnai9e ntbum unb '$l3, GAS, 250. so
fir Spn bs. 9fimmt man hierau Die
$4, ,@6, 400, ,pelde fib in Dem 9il=
eungsfonb bsfinoenv shann beldust 1ih
Der &aufpreis auf $57 ,564 932.
ssm Serliu miro aiae neue 8erjate=
runes9elellIAait, oiesosu gtamen ~sSu=
bufrie" fiibual miro, uno Die geeen
gerflit burd Streifs perlidern Soa,
BON ben 6abritanten nHs alien 5balssl
Seutl1IanDs aeArunSet.
gueral Mspler ioa Die Gbii6t 90
ben, Der &e9ierung, Die ihn ab9eiegt.
SerlFgen1eiteu gu beretten uno Die 8nie
sines mi(itdriihen une politiiden Hiib=
rers Ser Geaasr G,r @e!bitresieruna IN
Spauien uno Saba gu dpielen unO sar
bel on ben Yafriotisntns Der Spanier
uGo ifnen @eit Der 6sinoi6aft eeQeu
Die Ger. Staateu 81 apaelliren. Der oon
eifaem She'll Der Prelie, in ben @ortes
Iuno itonftma~ Hen- Der t0nititutipneaen
partei, tpie' d,ab ben nnnab9iebigeu
&Dnhruatinen beisdnOig .gendbrt miro.
Die Sanf BON Spanien bat ii6 bereit
ertldri. Dem cubanii6en Sbab 80, 000,z
900 8eletas uno Der &olDaialre9ierung
auf BEN P6ilippineu 10000, 900 Peie=
tos borsuidieBen, ooraltsgeIebt, haB
oas tpaniibe SdaSamt sieie Sumne
sarantirt.
@ine franSDliibe 3ruppenebtbeilung.
Die mad Dem Seoipai= 6lub in Congo
Siitritt sei6idt poroen 1907, um Die
Gin9ehorenen pegen zines eilf einen
9oftoempfer llnternOmmenen 9ln9riifs
Su aiidati9en, lit BON Dem Seano i'm
Eager tlbetraidt uno gum ar0bkn She'll
nieoeraeinebelt moroen. Sin frans0li=
Iher &Monial NominiltratOr, ber an
Der @rlwoition tbeilnabm, puroe ihmer
oerpunhst. Nie 'piele Mitalieoer Der
@rpebitisn nit Dem 2eben oaponeetom=
men linb, 1T nod niht befannt.
sSn 6rantfort. Gp., tam es am Mur=
gen oes @abltaoes 81 elner bluti9en
SdieBaff faire. neld)e Den Sob bon orei
uno Die Verprnouna bon atpei Dtdn=
nern sur Joiae bate.
Sn Seottbale, 3d., fam es s,piiden
llnionilten unb anoern Mrbeitern gu
einem 3uiammenitOB, bel tpeldem cine
9anSe Nn5abl Der getbeili9ten fdmere
9Dunoen oapon trllaen.
Sn ct. 2ouis itiiraten 8 Nrbeiter bon
einem 8eriiite uno puroen Stpei beriel=
ben tootli1. 4 anbere iebr ihmer perlebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
Neste @oIOtmnOe.

Capt. .. @Dgan, bun bem Oampfer
. Sbraiher" Der por Sturgeon bonn artti.
ihen Csean 3nriidaefebrtif, bebauptet.
oab fh am Robebue Suno reidere
8olbfelber befdnOen tpie iraenopo am
Duton. Mls lih Der Dampfer i'm leb=
ten Griibiabr am point 0ope befanb,
bradten bic Snoianer @olD in tleinen
Mobbenfel.@ .@dden an gorD. Sic lag.
ten, oaB cine aon3e Men9e BON BEN
Stoff i'm Mudt0ub. lldtaf unb 2etpal
|sfluR 81 finoen III inb bah, mas fl
'brahten. nit i6ren @ubsrn aus BEN
Glub gefii&t toolAtn lei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03

Tw 9eltrieen MdDgen eraeben iiber+
oll grfSe osmpfratifdy 8etuinne. Eie
Mepubditaner ernten, tpas lie nit ibrel1
folidea GerIprehuneen, ibrer @eIesge.
buns,Mn, 8eiien uon Srults uno Mo=
nopblsl, Die namsalait in ber Sin9ter
8ia ibren Musorutt fano, uno nit ibre,
perihpenoeriihen &ermaltuus, soelhe
Dem 2anoe Monot fir Wonat Elm Se=
fight uon ca. 10 Maionen Dollars eer=
urIutt., rei1lih seroient baben. Eas
3eiuttat lam niGt unertpartet. slllt
Nnseaben ipradeG oafiir, baB oas &pli
es m5iOe iei. lihFnOb ldnger ION rspn=
blifaniihen Bplttifern am @dnaeiba1l=
oe fiibren 81 laiNen. 9a,u fam saat
Der usnitano, oaB gar pieie quite &epll'
blifaaer Der Sofberri6att Sounas nrit'
De linO uno init 6reuoeu Die @ele9e1t
belt ergriifen, bieielbe abiAitteln VI
belfrg. unten geben mir einea lleber
bid diber Die @ahlergebniile, iotpeit II
unsSur 3eit borlie9en
@abreno cas- Geiultat iN lltrierssl
Staete nod mict litler lit unb bato'
parteien nod oen Sie9 Iotpeal fur ia.
Staatstifet pie fir Die @eleBaebtssc
beoiHpruben. fpmmeu aus fplsenfser
Staaten gsribte iiber oeaaotrattgh'
Siege
~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
9aS NmsfeItDttcttt

nerrid)tet BET
feiibloien 2eus
ten NIT oiinnem
8lute feill @erf
MIR nit Shtutes
risfeit mno nnter
beftdnbi9er @r.
inattnng. Ste
fino immer
yiiliibe", rabses
fpannt", ,ber.
uHler9eIoHlHIeW'
ODER nerp6S.
Shmddlide
Yerionen, tpelde
on 0bspepfie
leibeil, fiiblen,
bab forperlide
Beluegung na9
beu Gfien ibre
8erbaunnssfas
pacitdt beeins
fr1d,tinf speiI He
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
Gremritott ,tad CHICAGO
bonn |. bis. 6. Nopember iiber oi,
Yennlplbania Qinien.

Die Nusifellung Dpn Yferoen lino
fettem Vieb finbet pdhrenb bieier Wrde
In @hieago ltatt llnb lueroen nrm 1. bic
s. Gopember bon allen Gtotionen Der
pennipluania 2iilien billiae Greur.
Eonstidets nod Chicago uerfonit. Die.
ielben lillb bic GDnntaQ, 4. Nopenbsr.
giiltiS fiir bic 0simrsiie.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-23
The White BOx.

The tailoy's wife took her little boy
& for awalk TIE day after they moved |
next door TO the undertaker's. The lit |
Tie fellow stopped just outside the wide |
windows and pointed his chubby fore
hnger at the white coffin within.
What's that, mother" he asked.
lie had never seen coffin.
That's what they put little boys in
when they're naughty" said the moth
er. That's the way God Furnishes.
The bonny, boisterous lad was great
trial TO her sometimes when she was
weary with household cares, and she
resorted to almost any tale to keep him
quiet.
Every day after that the brown eyed
boy stood for many minutes and looked
at the tiny collins behind the heavy
glass. He grew very obedient too, but
the mother had become so accustomed
TO fault finding that she never noticed
how well he minded, but continued to
scold, just the same. With every reproof
his beautiful, brown eyes would grow
dark with mist Of tears and he would
ask half tearfully:
"Will you put me in the white box
for that, mother? Will God punish me
now"
Months passed. One day the restless
feet went astray again, and the mother,
in the moment of her extreme vexation
punished him more severely than usual
Don't put me i'll the white box
mother" he pleaded over and owe
again between his sobs.
So saying, he fell asleep. When h
awoke, the fever was on him, and tn
pattering feet wandered away no more
Another week passed. Then the brow
eyes looked up into hers, the pale lip
quivered, and he said feebly:
"Have you got the white box, motf
er? Has God punished me YETI"
! Two days later the carriages cam
! and bore him away in state. God
punishment had come. Chicago TIL
une
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-23
AMY RoBsART's SONG.

Fro London town my lover came. -
Rof N Dudley was his name.
] Vas "A rose, n rose, said he,
And gathered me from off my tree.
] was rose. most fair and red.
am rose whose sweets are shed. -
would my love from London town
Had never lightly ridden down.
We're there no roses there that he
Must come and pluck and shatter 90
My leaves are scar that were so sr>
My leaves are wet with tears Of teen.
Would God that had never met
My lover. That has heart to set
Against my breast 80 sharp sword.
Would God, instead OF belted lord.
That had loved some meaner clay,
Who loved mt ON to judgment day.
From London town my lover came
And set country heart afiame.
Then left II lone to quench or burn
Because "A queen must serve his turn.
NJ. but what boots me my disdainf
Would God my love would come again.
Nora Hopper
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-23
The Opera HOuse Orchestra,

This Is strictly first-class, up-to-date
organization and in every way prepared
to furnish the very best OF music Tor sa-
cred and secular concerts, parties, etc, IN
any part of the Upper Peninsula. NO
amateur affair, but professional music by
professional musicians, Charges moder-
ate. For terms and dates apply to the
musical director and manager, MIR. Max
Won LEM, 205 Eighth street, Red Jacket.
Special music arranged or supplied on
short notice without extra charge.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-23
An Unwilling Lion.

Rudvard Kipling told a feminine adj
riror not long ago that London society
was something which not only palieo
Init quickly disguised him. Now tha'
NO has given hostages to fortune by as
suming the cares of husband ana Id
ther, of course he is not free TO act a.
in his bachelor days But, so he assured
his listener, after some months eNperi.
ence in London in the season before he
wharfage he went into the Sums ah'
lived on the east side FOR 'inie iol n'
other reason than to get as complete
change as possible from that artihc, a,
existence in which he was called "po'
to play an unwilling lions part
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-23
A TAME LEOPARD.
which Walked with Its Master About the
Streets Of Berlin.

OF all the cat tribe, leopards are the
easiest to tame and teach, if they are
captured while young. When they are
old, their savage habits have become
fixed, and it is almost impossible then
to tame them.
Thirty years ago a curious and well
known sight OH the streets OF Berlin
was Won der Madliern with his tame
leopard. Baron Won der Madliern, when
young man. was for several years
German consul in Egypt. While there
an Arab friend presented him with
young leopard. 1t was only few days
old, its eyes not open yet. The young
baron determined to make "a pet Of the
leopard and train and treat it like dog.
The leopard was never confined III a
cage, but was always allowed full lib
erty and was we'll fed and petted. He
slept on comfortable rug in his mas
ter's room, and if the night was cold
crept upon his masters bed and shared
it with him. Through the day, indoors
and out, he followed Won der Madliern
about like faithful dog and displayed
| dogs affection for his master
He grew by and by into handsome
creature, one of the largest of his spe
cies and finely marked. When he hao
been in Won der Madliern's possession
about two years, the baron was recall
ed to Berlin and took the animal bacl
with him. In Berlin the leopard occu
pied the same place in his master
house that he had done before and fol
lowed the baron about the streets III tn
same way.
At first the sight of the creatur
stalking solemnly along beside the ma
created quite sensation in the city
and people crowded to see them pass
But it grew to be an everyday matter
which only attracted occasional motto
from strangers or children.
{ The animal lived to be about 10 yea
old and died much lamented by all WI
. knew it. His story seems to prov
that the wildness of such animals is OF
1 ly slightly inherited, and that their be
{ ter nature may usually be brought o.
0 by proper treatment. - Our Amin
: Friends
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-23
MUSIC AND THE HAIR.
The Effect of Vibrations Upon the Cover
ing of the Head.

ing of the Head.
In a recent scientific assemblage a |
discussion took place upon the inf1u-
ence of sleep III skin diseases. One OF
the gentlemen who took part stated III
his criticism Of the paper which had
been read that one might as well talk
of the influence of music upon the
growth of the hair. 1t would seem that
the suggestion of possible connection
thus thrown out i'll a testing way has
been taken seriously. AT least CORE
spondent of Lie Temps has made the
discovery that music of certain kinds
does in reality prevent the hair from
falling, while that produced by certain
instruments has the most disastrous ell
fects in causing rapid development OF
badness. He finds that while composers
are as prone as others to lose their halr
at an early age those who play their
compositions upon the piano preserve,
| il they do not acquire, luXurlant
growth of hair. On the other hand,
wind instruments, and especially the
cornet and trombone, are fatal TO mr.
sute adornment. The violoncello and
the harp keep the hair in pretty WELL put
the flute cannot be depended upon TO
preserve a strong growth after the flftl'
eth year OF age.
A number of pianists, including IA
derewski, are cited in confirmation OF th'
pronounced influence of piano music l.
has been admitted for some time tina
music has certain therapeutic worth
and il will be recalled that DR.. Ferrant
/, presented report to the French acad
envy ON the physiological influence 0
music. pointing out in what ways l
could be employed with therapeuu
e aims. Subsequently DR.. Betzchlnsky re
q nortcd an instance Of night terrors III
= child of 3 years, who was cured by nav
> ing played to it each night music Oh
: calming nature written i'll minor key
/ A fest was made after few nights D
II emitting the music, and that nlgl
9 alone the child had an attack.
II IL has not as yet been determined Jul
l. what kew is most favorable to the pr
veutin of an early bald state. Pro
* ably n reasonable way OF settling u
he disputed point would be TO maks re
G. experiments on dogs, thus proving
n tolerance for different strains and avon
ne ing the horripilation to which some p
IS tients of refined tastes might be Su
~ iected. Wind Instruments are alWa
&c dangerous if the hair has not go
hold. while stiff haired people G
stand anything. Possibly good II
for any musician would be as soon
tie he finds his hair falling that he shot
es, cease playing for others. Medical IL
llO ord
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-23
uo For a warmer Cline.

Persons DESTROYS of settling in warm
or CLINE can, at very small cost, have
some homestead lands in Wing county,
Louisiana. pointed out to them provided
a party of ten or more can be got TO-
getner TO 90 and inspect them; the home
steads will average million feet Ct Iel-
low pine and are within logging DIS
tanee of saw mills. For further partic-
uars apply by letter TO Mr.. j. A. cam
eron, Houghton.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-23

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