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la 1875 alum livec, IR central
l wa a. family by tie mime of Rob-
inson), consisting •At'father, another,
tad two elY01.Fq•1?3- find; ttor. bein g
by4 s, p and. 12 years old rofipAa tivcly.
Robinson wt4 well-to-do fanner,
well tit i�rght of `thy the neighbors,
ctrl tl (rlirlstian man. There was;
therefore, no oue who questioned
the truth tf the Yucidonthts related.
Ile had a broth . r inDes Mortes,
vl .) WaS taken vel'i,l,..anclsont for
'Iran, anti ho loft I ane, expecting to
be gone at least a• veek,. : o had' o
hired than, but the boys iV ro` o f
enough to care for the stock, aud,
the wife was trot a woman to borrow
trouble,.
hu141iison was. in •porfeot health
when he left hoine, and there was
Ino reason to feel auxions for those
he fent behind ' Ile •reeia'hed Dos
Moines of a Saturday eight, Ilia
brother was -very low, but it was be-
• Reveal that the crisis had passed noel
that lie was Inonaling,, -On Stanchly
slight, at midnight, the watcher who
had been at the bedside during the
first part of•the aright called Robin-
son and reti'cocl. The patient was
resting easily, aud the watchers had
only to give slim medicine nude`
every hour. Ile; pai".e it atl 'o'clock,
and fifteen minutes later, while he
was seemingly as wide awhke as over
in. his lifer a little,• old woman . slrcl-
deuly entered the porn.' The sick
elan was in. the parlor bedroom, and
the woman. came from the sitting -
room, the .dlboit'n vaudlt1Qod open,
Robinson ,bowed to Iher,: toil. While.
somewhat surprised'at hen liiesenee,
he supposed it was all right,. tttkinb
her for a neighbor wlio had come in -
;.,14 -13.43- looked
n.5•he"looked• to be 55 years old, tint'..
was very .slnall for. a woman, ' and
years afterward he could desoribe
her dress and -features. She stopped,
in the center of. the, room, and Rob-
inspu tip -toot' over.to her and said
"The doctor thinks he-" is. ranch.
better.,,
"You nlust.go:lhome;',' she brusque -
remarked in answer: •
. . r"Who-Inc
"lint I carne" to -help. e'caro•-.'•of•.
tT tunes." • •
•
"'Yciu Must be lionie•by 10 o''ciock
to -morrow night," said. • the woman..
She beckonedhim:.further away
from. the bed and then' whispered
' 'To -morrow night; before raid
Iliglit, three had inen ' will • enter
your house to . rob and murder.
. You I-ustgo cine:".
. `Iiow .clidtl��ou • learn' this'" he
eisl eel knowing well 'enough that
she would no joke hlm.. at such, a
time, but•una1ble to el.edit, her with:
all seriousness
• fi'Hev lIsonecl your g•
to- igI
t,'
she answered, and they are now
sleeping in the baric Thei•e are two
of thein now ;; tomorrow night
.here will. • lie three:: If Yaw Iorr'e
your wife ai d`ehildren do not tarry
here." '
"But—but—" • '
o1=-•ahe--eon3•nrtinded bael:-
ing out of the rool9tt: •
"Charles, ,who is that woriian'r
1W:ed. the sick roan, and' Robinson
turned to the. bed to find.his brother
'endo �a Tse. . '
"I do not known." • . ' •
"14saw•• her in the room just bo-
Tore-.caiue in. Slio came and
leaned oven • me. 'She roust be a
'stranger.• "
Robinson passed into the sitting -
1'00111, and from thence into the kitch-
en, hilt .the woman Iced til isappear.
ed. He eallo'cl . his brother's wife,
but site had no Such, person. .an Ea'
Lipp •9f acquaintances. Tine doors
were all locked and the -Windows
,lowu, and it did not scum possible
that lie could^hav'e left the •'louse, .
1 hough a thorough search filed: to
find the least trace •oncer pre.;
�` senee. It was 2 'o'clock when •the
search was abandoned,. and. at that
hour the sibk anti' wan amazingly bet-
tor, Ile not only declared that he
had seen the woman and . hoard .all
she:said, but he stotitly insisted that
his brother, shouldo holnc its soon
as possible. At 10- o'clock •in the
forenoon Robinson left 'for home.
'.''Ire nearest tdllr'oad ipoint to • his
home, was seven nult s,. iitttl as he had
td wait at a jtiiietiou for several
•
halms he could nut roach Ills hou,le
• .befove• ten o'clock hi the evening.
4. When lie t•eached the statiuu at
• evliiolt he toot leave the railroad be
• t
told his story to the sheriff, and al
'atiir.rr•as•114:ed and s:s...\roilhartned •
•
-4 ar
men Went out with Bim. It "leas
half past tun when they reached the
They approliclled it across the fields,
and came up just as two men had
entered by au open kitchen window,
while the third was on guard out-
side. The trio Were speedily. sap-
three', and )hon several points eorro-
bt7rative of the little old woman's
deelaration were picked up. Mc
fourily dog had died sudl"tienly,_witlh
ever?, evidence• of having beth pois-
ouedl. 'klwc •trans ,s had cit notie-
1
t'hanging'o - ilio lI° cls'
afi u a
vt. �, ut �
1
before, and two of 'the arrested
a i e were identified r 1 Il ws.
l tlslyts. fellows.
rt v. o
�e
Thor had slept in tho beu'nlgud they
had been' joined bya Chir i, They,
J Y,
intended to rob the House• t(nd Steal
a 'horse and buggy to get a "ay with,.
vii hopes .of shorteningg' Iris term of
imprisonment at the expense of his
comrades, one of the trio turned
stato'a ovideneo,• IIe said it was
untThrstoottl butwoeu thele tliatwlreu
-Mr, Robiusen and -the children
awoke tlhoy.w-re to bo killed,
. Now conies 1 another singular
feature • of the ease. At 11 o'clock•
of the night ou which Robinson
r'et'ched home, •'•'lis brother's wife
was sitting up with him, and, as lie
was resting ' well, she fell asleep,
The little old woman reappeared,
sat down, andsaid to the -patient :•
I A a uaaafiaid Medica 4 V'oa'it
Fen YNUMB'A MIDDLE-AGED MEN,
only $1 by Alail, Postpaid.
Illustrative Sample Free to All.
"Your brotlitlr rtiaol'led Home in
time. I ani glad. to see you getting
better So fast,"
With that she was gone; and home
of'tlle.parties I have been speaking
Of ever saw her again. People who
know the brothers well are finely
convinced that they saw- and heard
just whatthey allege, and 'those who
scoff at tho story find it hard to ex-
plain why Rubinson started. for"
:home as -he c1id.,, anaLarrived j nst.iu'
time 0 -arrest three hardened follows
w1 - p were, proinptly sent to state
prisoiii •
. : �,
l WOMA-M'S 1 ENGEACE,
.11ir. Hermann Sehoyer, . importer
:Of dr• moods and f'anis''r:"ti,ro;••on2St,
Pl•aneois Xavier street, •was pass'ing
through' the scialithie to wardWS t. James
street; Montreal,. when ;a - young
won an, who - had• 'evidently boon
'lying inwait, ,nln np behiud and
fired' at hint with a' revtalver at a
distance of about 20 foot. Scheyer'
,jumperll aside upon. the brass, vv°heu
She' again fired twice in: yet ii4 sue-
;cession. There 'was' an ' immense
commotion—a largo Crowd, gather-
.ing:in an instant, was seen suri•ound-
fng a young woman Who stood •still
as if dazed.. One:gentleman seized
her arins,•an,d'detccthve C;inq-Mars,
of, the• Health • Department,.'wlfo"
happened to be on 'the scene, ran
up and was about, to arrest ' her,
• when she fainted away. The . Do-
tec'tiv:e then pt•:eketed the revolver
a, oniall six-shootot, ,with'` every
chamber loaded a ed:pt;'the • thrc;.e.
that • had just' been discharged.;
Sonne;of the bystanders..asked'to
have her removed to Ilei owe Borne,
but Detective Cinq=Mars,• knowing
.1?
�i'e•u e ' a had -
his slut f s d and her taken
yi .ial
k!the: Contra' Police ,.Station in 'a,.
The young woman was• soon re --
cognised -as Miss• Victoria Uoiten,
twenty-three years. of -age, .whose'
action • against Scheyer for, aitogoa
seduotou was supposed to have
134cerirsettied.- '1lnitr the •'settl•ertrent'-
was anything but satisfactory to the
plaintiff may be ,gytih ed„frormiLlier
words, .on• 'reeovei�ii b• her senses
when iii• the. do teed vo'shands-="Zt's
too bad, I • didn't W.1.1 lath i lie
ruined me 1 'A FORMEre,tbleIDENT.
A. 'couple of ii?oiitlls ago,. when
the, case of Vietoffa Cotten v,,. Her-
mann S. 'Scheyer, for alleged breach
of promise Of marriage and ucluc-
tiou -was called before the' Saporior
Court, mention Was made; in the
1Vititesss, of -a- sensational • iueident
occurred. Tho . young girl
had threatened to,shoot Scheyer.
with a ',pistol in te lobby : of the
•Court house, and afterward ran in
a fronzy to li.or lawyer's <ofllee, where.
she fell 'exhausted; her position
being so critical that" iuedical aid:
lead to be.called:4 Only a few days
g},o the action lead 'tbf th4rawn; aud
•14 pit was. thoifglrt,. wou,d be the
last of tl►is sad dispute, iii which
the, esyinpatliy of • the public had.
caused a good dealer. interest to be
taken. ' . '
)Ut. ft(11l13l'tR'S STATEMENT..
• i*1r, Scheyer, who was interviewed.'
by .a .Witness reporter at his •of i o.
being .1afak0dd -how he explained that
1}1+3 bnllats did not enter his body,
Mr. Scheyer said that they wore of
very small size. Ila hoard,three re-
ports and showed the spots where
ha had been shot• --two places in the
back and elle in ilio thigh'. The
mark of one sof the balls is quite
A Groat A1eJical 1Voik ou ItIacctcooci,
Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and 1'hysiwl De-
bility, Premature labial), 'Errors of Youth
and thenta
l) 14 miseries resulting from i[14h4eYe-
tion'or excesses. A beak fur every man, young,
ttlictdie•aged and old, it contains 110 presurip•,
tions fat 411 tanto aud ehropie diseases, caeli of
which is Invaluable, So found by the Author,
whose experience for 24 years is each es probably
never bongo fell- to the lot of any. physluau. $O0
pages, bound in beautiful• French muslin, emboss-
ed covers, full gilt, guaraufeud to be a .finer
work In every scope than any other work sold in
this country for S2,40, or.the money will be re•
funded in every fltutance. pries only $1.00 by
Ionil, postpaid. lllusti-ated sample free to any
body. Send now, Gold Medal awarded the author
&'y the National Medical ,Association, to the Pre-
7dcnt of-whielt, the lion. P, A. Bissell, and
associate officers of the Board the reader is
respectfully referred..
The Science of life Is worth more to the young
and middle-aged men of this generation than all
the }fold mines of California add the silver mines
of Nevada eon,bined.-•S. h'. Ohruntele.
'rhe Weida: .of Life points out the rocks and
Q!lteksands on wife') the constitution and hopes
of many a youui; into hove been fatally wrecked,
—lianN,eatc,' 71h' ,r.
The Science of Life is otpreater. value than all
the medical works published in this country for
the past 10years•--AMiura Co,tseitutiq,t.
The Salencc • of .Life is a superb and masterly
treatise on nervous and physical debility. -
Detroit Free Press.
There is no member of society to when) The
,setence of Life will not be useful, whether youth,
parent, guardian, instructor wt• blur.;ymum--
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Address the Peabody Medical Inetl'ute. or Dr.
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Maas,, who•may ho consulted on all dice:tses re-
mihi 6 skill and ueportena4, Ohroplcuud oUstlu•
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o skill of all other
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