THE TIMES, NEW UL00MF1EL1), PA.. MAKCIl 12, 1878.
A Sad Case.
Tho Springfield " Republican" snya :
Oovornor Itiee Is nuked to pntdon one
O'Donnell, of Mill bury, from Cbni lestown,
mid a gentleman who recently visited the
Mtixto Prison thus tolls his story : Gen
tlemen," snld the Warden, " I want to
Wring before you one of the moRt remarka
ble cases we have In the prison. We call
him 'the man who never smiles,' and I
wish before he comes in to tell you his
story, lie seems to be a man of more than
ordinary ability, one of the better class of
substantial, frugttl Irish citizens, who owned
a small place iu one of our manufacturing
villages, where he resided with his family of
grown-up sons and daughters, who are per
manently employed and in comfortable cir
oumstances. The old man had a fine gar
den on which he bestowed his leisure hours,
in a part of which was a fine lot of cab
bages. It seems that the boys iu the
neighborhood had a habit of trespassing on
the old man's garden, until he had deter
miued on getting rid of them by firing his
Uun to frighten them away. Oae night,
heating some one iu his garden, he took
di)wn his gun, and, getting behind the
hiidge, fired into the garden, as he claims,
without aim or seeing any one to aim at.
But the report of the guu alarmed the
neighbors, who, on rushing into the gar
den, found the lifeless body of a young
Sill, shot through the heart. The old
muu, when told what he had doue, was
struck dumb, lie was arrested and sen
tenced to imprisonment for life. He has
now been here for ten years, and his face
kits become ns marble ; there is no hope ;
nothing but the snd remembrance of that
dreadful night. In Ireland they have a
superstition among the young girls that
whoever ou Hallowe'en shall place a cab
bage over the door will marry the first
. young man that enters the door afterward.
And this it was proved, was the errand of
the young girl in the old man's garden.
14ut instead of a wedding she found a
grave."
The Telephone.
That which would have seemed impossi
ble aud miraculous a few years siuce, is
now regarded as the legitimate fruit of
our mental dovelopement and inventive
genius. The telegraph, sub-marine cable,
and telephone, have each in its successive
turn been thought the crowning marvel of
the age. That a! speech pronounced in
Boston should report itself over the wires
to -an audience in Brooklyn, and a hymn
piayed in New York should be audible in
Washington, is indeed wonderful. But is
it not equally wonderful that R. V. Pierce,
It. D., of Buffalo, X. Y., can through his
peculiar system of diagnosis, and without
.seeing the patient, obtain as accurate aud
perfect a knowledge of most chronic dis
eases as though he had made a personal
examination? And it is not reasonable to
suppose that as great progress has been
made in the occult sciences as in the more
tangible and readily-demonstrable problems
of metaphysics, where each new invention
is but the logical sequence of the one that
precedes it? The failure of physicians to
fulfill their promises has created a wide
spread feeling of distrust ; but is it right
to condemn all physicians because the
greed or ignorance of a few induced them
to do wrong ? Many are prej udiced against
Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines, end er
roneously fancy them to be " cure-alls,"
but has not the Doctor repeatedly disclaim
ed their ability to cure cancer, or give
other than temporary relief where the lung
was half wasted away ? By dealing fairly
with the people, he has earned their con
fidence, and built up a practice so large in
the treatment of chronic diseases that the
erection of the Grand Invalids' Hotel, at
Buffalo, N. 'Y., to accommodate his pa
tients, became a necessity. At an expeuse
of nearly half a million dollars he has
erected the largest and most complete
sanitarium in the world. Buffalo News.
From Rev. H. L. Gilman, of Glover, Vt.
" I have been troubled for several years
with a difficulty of the heart and lungs,
have applied to several physicians for help,
and have tried without receiving any assist
ance, but had been growing weaker and
weaker, until hearing of Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry about a year since, I com
menced ncing it, with immediate relief.
It has not only restored my lungs to a
sound state,' but I am entirely relieved of
the difficulty or disease of the heart. I
have no hesitation in saying that it is the
best lung medicine before the public; and
I cheerfully and conscientiously recom
mend it to all persons suffering from pul
monary complaints. 50 cents and fl a
Vottle. Hold by dealers generally.
'A Spanish lady was brought into
court in London the other day for refusing
to pay for a blue silk night gown she had
m tiered. She declared the garment a mis
i't, and offered to prove the fact by trying
it &q before a jury of matrons. There was
uO'jnry of matrons, and the judge finally
cecided that she must pay the bill with
costs. This inflamed her Andalusian
blood, and her proud answer to the despot
find tyrant was to Lurl the garment in
question at the solicitor's head and after
wards to tear it up to ribbons before the
judge's face. The remnants ore now in
osBession. of me of the officers of the
ourt.
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January 1, loVS, ly
171 STATU NOTICK.-Notlce Is hereby given
U that Letters of Administration on the estate
ol Daniel Sliatto, late of Carroll township, Per
ry county. Pa., deceased, have been granted
to Hie undersigned residing In thesume township.
All persons Indebted to said estaleare requested
to make Immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
GEO. W. 8 MILKY,
December 18, 1877. Administrator.
Cuas. H. Kmilky, Attorney for Adm'r. ..
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f4 85 per keg.
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