THE TIMES NEW BL00MFIEL1), PA..- JANUARY 13, 1880.
A Queer Case.
Mm. Eiip, of New Albany, Iiid. (no re
latiou or Mr. Eng of the lata Siamese firm
of CUang and Eng), recently lost her lius
baad, nud temporarily put bin body In tlio
city vault, till bIio bought a lot. A week
adorwaid everything was ready, nud want
inn lo take another look at the late Mr.
Kug, alio had the oollln lid utmoiewed. It
was the eame colli u and grave clothes, but
hbe declares right up nud down that It
wasn't her husband's face that she saw.
She told her daughter, who said she bad
noticed the satue thing, and recognized the
face us that of gam IlorolT, a drunkard,
who died last summer and was burled hi
the Potters' Field at Jeflersonville. fine
hired a colored man who know her husband
to dig up the body again, and be says : 'I
knew Mr Kng well. 1 1 is hair was thick,
oourso, aud very black, and so were bis
whiskers. The head iu that oolTlu is uot
Mr. Bug's head. But I know' whose bead
it is. It is the heud of Mr. Bain Borofl.
I know Mr. llorofT as woll as I ever knew
any mau. The hair ou the head in the
colHu is only a small patch ou the back of
the bead, aud It is gray, and the whiskers
.are also gray." The body was buried
again, and it is going to bo dug up onco
more, to prove that so mo more of the res
aMrrectionists have been at work.
Jremendpus Explosion,
Two houses oil rout Usoutli , bticot, bo
'tween Eleventh aud twelfth avenuus, were
badly toru up last evening by an explosion
of gas accumulated betvreeu the floors.
The huuB9, a double 0110, aud just orcctod,
belongs to Mr. John B. Wesley. Mr.
Miles Jones bad but a few days previous
'inovod into the easloru dwelling. It was
yesterday being arranged aud had Just re
ceived a fresh coat of varulsh. During the
afternoou the gus was turned ou and it
soon became evident the pipes had not
beeu tried thoroughly. Mr. Wiley, the
plumber, bad just been called In and he
aud Mr. Jones were locking for the de
' fectivo pipe. A timtuh was truck and tho
'-moment it was -applied to a hole in the
"low there was a terrifio explosion und
'Tba whole room seemed to bo euveloped iu
ManieB. The gas bad esonpod botweeu the
Doors aud mixing with the air formed an
explosive
Persons a square oil' said the noise sound
ed like the explosiou of a shell and it is
-indeed miraculous that no one was badly
injured. Altoona Tribune.
Wholesale Grave Robbery, r
RicnMOND, Va Jauuary 4. It trans
pired liibt night that ghouls have ' been at
work exhuming dead 'bodies by the whole
sale from Oakwood Cemetery, situated in
tbe eastern suburbs of this city. It is
known now that over forty bodies have
beeu Btoleu since the cold set in, aud it is
supposed that they have been shipped to
medical institutions in different portions of
the country. Nearly all tbe exhumed
corpses are supposed to be those of colored
people, though several of them may have
beeu white. Tho attention of the Coun
cil Committee on Cemeteries was called to
this matter some lime ago by the keeper
of Oakwood come try, but no action was
taken to prevent the work of the ghouls.
The affair creates great excitement amoug
the people living in the viciuity of tbe
cemetery, and when the mattor becomes
generally known it will create the greatest
indignation against tbe Council.
A Surprised Darkey.
A Jersey negro was surprised tbe other
day. Ha was goin along a street of Pat
erson by a photograph gallery. An loiolo
from tbe roof struck a wooden frame
standing in the third-story window and
containing a negative, and knocked the
frame down. It struck tbe negro's head,
and the frame fell around bis neck. He
-wasn't hurt, but thought somebody was
trying to rob him fiom behiud, and turned
around and began to fight the man walk
ing nearest behind him. It was some time
before tie could be made to understand the
situation.
W Oa Christmas day Robert Mitchell,
one of tbe fore m ok t business men and cap
italists of Cincinnati, assembled his family,
consisting of sous, daughters and grand
children, twenty-six in all, for a Christmas
-dinner. Tbe first course was twenty-six en
velopes, passed ai on ud on a tray, one en
velope for each member of the company.
Opening these the astonished relatives
found gifts of houses and lots and money
ranging from f-0,0CO down, and aggregating
fully half a million dollars, the bulk of
Mr. Mitchell's estate. His two sons and
two daughters received $30,000 each; tbe
daughters-in-law gifts of valuable real
estate, and the grandchildren sums of mon
ey. It is the most extensive ante-mortem
-distribution of property that has taken
place in Cincinnati. Mr. Mitchell's de---tire
was to keep the matter quiet, but the
peculiar manner of distribution soon - led
to rumors which be found necessary to
correct by giving the complete story.
"W Two persons perished by tbe burn
ing.of Turner ball iu, New York on Monday.
Information for the People!
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IN DRESS GOODS WE HAVE
Momie cloths in various qualities, 20 to 25cts. per yard.
Australia Crepe a beautiful goods, IJOcts. per yard.
Cashmeres various qualities, 14 to 75cts. per yard.
Scotch Tlaids, 10 to 16cts. per yard.
Ladies' cloths in several colors.
3000 yards (iood l'rints at G.J Cents per yard.
Good Canton Flannel, - (5, 8 and 10 cents per yard.
Heavy Cottonade Pants at - $1.25 per pair.
Winter Shirt from 50 cents up.
Shirts and Drawers ull prices.
Overalls all prices
Aud LOTS OF OTHER GOODS for Men's Wear.
OUR STOCK OF ,
Germantown Yarn and Zephyrs,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c,
Will bo Found Complete.
AVo .ALso Ilavo
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MOBTIMTiR New liloomtleld.Pi
Sulphur Springs Property,
AT
P UBLIC SALE.
THE Sulphur Springs that has been wanted for
many years situated In Horse Valley, To.
bnvne township, Perry county, will be offered at
puonc nuie ou
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Stli, 1880.
The property contains,
of land, all cleared except 25 acres, and has there
on erecieu
A Good Frame Dwelling House,
A GOOD BAKN,
and other out buildings. There Is also on the farm
one of Hie finest, bulpiiiir Springs In the Stale for
a Hummer resort; there is also a stream of water
running through Die farm, on which Is a good
Saw Mill, always well supplied with water.
For further iiifnrmatlou apply to, J. K. Hock
eniiehhv, Kael Waterford , Juniata couuty, Pa.
2 4t
MOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the Commissioners
of Perrv conutv will hold the Appeals on the Tri
ennial Assessments at the following times and
places.when aud where all persons aggrieved may
attend:
At New uermantown. for Toboyne twp.. on
Tuesday the 27th of Jan. 1880.
At Blalu, for said borough and Jackson twp.,
on Wednesday the 28th Jan. 1880.
At Andersonburg, for Madlsou twp., on Thurs
day the 2ith Jan. 1180.
At anoy tun, tor saia oisinct on r rmay me
30th Jan. 1880.
At lekosburg, lor Bavme twp., on Saturday me
31st Jan. 18X0.
At Keystoue, for Bye twp., ou Tuesday the 84
Feb. 188U.
At Shermansdale. for Carroll twp.. on Wednes
day the 4th Feb. 188.).
ai nine sail, ior epnug twp. on inursuay om
Feb. 1880.
At Landlsburg, for said Borough and Tyrone
twp., on Friday the 6th Feb. 188U.
At Centre School house, for Wlieattleld twp., on
Tuesday the lull Feb. 188(1.
At New Bullalo, for said Borough and Watts
twp., on Wednesday the 11th eb. ISHO.
At Montgomery's Ferry, for Buffalo twp., on
Thursday tlie 12ih Feb. 18S0.
At Liverpool, ior said nurougn ana Liverpool
twp., 011 Filday the l flh Feb. 1880.
At Donnallys Mills, for Tusc-arora twp,, on
Thursday the 19th Feb. 1880.
At Milford, tor Juniata twp., on Friday the 20th
Feb 1880.
At Marysville, for said Borough, on Monday the
23d Feb. 1880.
At Duncannon. for Penn twp, on Tuesday the
241 h Feb. 188a
At Duncannon, fur said Borough, on weunes-
At Mlllerstown. for said Boronch and (jreen-
wood twp., ou Thursday the iolh feb. 1880.
At Newport, for Oliver twp., and Howe twp.
on Friday the 27th Feb. 188( ,
At Newport, for said Borough and Miller twp.,
ou naiuiuay uie .n rm i" f,a.
I At Bl. ntleld. for said Borough and Centre
twp.. ou Tuesday Ihe id March, I860.
lo benin ai 9 o'clock. A. M.. and clce
!at3P. M. J. W. OANTT.
I JOHN VV. C1IAKLKS,
HKNRYSHUMAKIiK.
Attest; County Comiulsslouers.
Calvin Neilson, Clerk.
And notice Is also hereby given that the Gen-
.- V'iiii .
Hiuioii, nnnuy nm, oaviuv, dx'iiiib, .jiuiici
Carroll and Hioomtteld on
Thurrtltiy the 4Ui day f March, KM :
And for the Districts of Oliver. Miller. Newport.
Penn. Duiicuuiion. Marysville, Rye, Walls, New
Bullalo.ilunaio twp.. Howe, Greenwood, Millers-
iohn w ril! k RI KS
lti' SiKY i;m a K feK
''.".".VVV"'
linear. uuuiiiy voiiiiiussiouein
Calvin Nsilson, Clerk, Juu. 1 1880.
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ttr TooveryonelnlerMie4ln FENCINU for
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ped back Into the ciiciilatlnu columns. Thus it
win ne seen ine moiiou 01 me water is coiitinu
ous. simulating perpetual motion. The water,
bolting hot. Is forced through the clothing by the
repi-IWiiit power of heat, at the raie of 7 gallons
i er inliiiiie. It Is aslonl.hinitto see bow sueedilv
and perfectly It will wah cloihlng. Tbiriy min
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C. B. Lrm.EriBl.D Co. Deah rim: I have
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the last i years, and have used all remedies
recommended to cure, but received little or no
benefit, until I tiled the Constitutional Catarrh
Kemed. I have only u-ed one bottle and a half,
aud I am so nun h better that 1 can say it has cur
ed me. My daughter-Ill law has also been attllcled
for the lu"t lour years. She is now using the
remedy l h the same result. I can truly say ft
is a womlei lul meilic'iie, as I know fiom experi
ence that it will '-uie any cai of Catarrh. 1 lor
ineily l.ved at Napanee. Out. Hoping that you
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au opportunity oi getting cured of this disease,
ours resHctluliy.
N Kl-SOX Hhokey.
N n I have always tx-eti sul-lrci to lieaoauhe;
since taking the C'liistl'iilional 1 hive not been
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or three koms. . anuHi r.
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Wakunetkla. tha nTfHMti Wan
Mothlng hne been added to the medicine and
nothing has been taken away. It is without doubt
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ha Ntbtih ever known to man.
This Byrup poaet-a eea varied properties.
It act upon f fin I, Ivor.
It net upon thn Hldncya,
It regulHtr tho llowoln.
It purlllo the Itlond.
J qilletia the Norvoiia aratem.
It promote UlKPmion.
o"te".,,1",,"", h4rcu,uo Inwlg.
t carries oOTlliO old blood and make
It oprnj the porea of tho akin, and
Indace Healthy Sersplratlon, '
It BMitrallra tho hereditary taint, or polIon (
the blood.whicU ceneratt-s Scrofula, Kryalimlaa, and
HI manner of akin diseases and Internal humors.
a ,1'" r? n?"!'1'"," employed In Its mnnufscture.
and it can botukou by lh most delicate hslw. or
17, lh,r,"7'rt . f tan only being required in
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
Laboratory, 77 W. 3 J St., New York City,
hATM Or JKBflBT C1TT.
TBADE KAI1K.1
Tha East Kemedy Znovra to Han !
Dr. Clorlt Johnson having asanclsted himself
with Mr. hrtwin Enstman, an craped captive, long
aelaveto Wakometkla, tlio medicine man of the
Comanches, is now prepared to lend his aid in tha
Introduction of tha wonderful r";i.-dyof that tribe.
The experience of Mr. Kastman being similar to
Ihat of Mrs. C'hos. .Tones and son, of Washlncton
fi:w. wain acconnt of whose sufferinga wera
thrllliDgly norratcd in tlio em fork Herald of Dee.
15th, 188, the facta of which are to widely
known, and an nearly parallel, that bnt little men
tlon of Mr. Kiistman'e experiences will be given
bere. They aro, however, published In a neat vol
ume of 3(W pages, entitled, "Seven and Nine Years
Among the Comanclios and Apaches," of which
mention will be inudo hereafter. Suffice it to ay,
that for several years, Mr. K.astman, while a cap
five, was rin.ptlled to gather the roots, gnma, '
barka, herba and berries of which Wakametkla'a
medicine waa made, apil is etill prepared to pro
vide the sams materials for tho auccessful Intro
duction of tho mcd'clno to tho world; and assures
the public thnt tho remedy la tlie same now as
wheu Wakometkla compelled him to make iu
Hi
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Barxa- and Nini Tsxns Amomo yna Coaiscsu
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The incidents of tha massacre, briefly narrated,
are distributed by agenta, raaa of charge.
Mr. Eastman, being almost constantly at tha
'West, engaged in gathering and caring the materi
als of wnich the medicine is composed, the aola
business management devolves upon I)r. Johnsoa,
aud tha remedy baa been called, and Is known as
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Price of Small Bottles to
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Testimonials of Cures.
All That t Is Reconimeuilcd to Be.
Mapleton Depot, Pa.
Deah Hir: This Is to certify that I have used,
your INDIAN lll.OOD KVKl'P in my family with
Ihe best satisfaction - My wife was aflli.-ted with
Dyspepsia, and indeed was troubled with all tha
diseases the Dsprpilc Is heir 10. and your medi
cine has given her m e relief Oian an thine she
ever ued. It Is a afe aud aure remedy, all it is
reoiMiimended to be. A. M. PAltKti;.
Another Cse of DyspepsU.
M tlM.CTON Iiiwit. Pa.
DehSik I her. by et-iiil mat 1 had Dyspep
sia so bad that wha'ever 1 at 1 turned sour ou my
stomach and caii.n! m hbut. 1 tried your
great INDIAN HUMID SYRCr and am now able
to eat anything 1 wth iih.xit iiieoi-veuieuce. 1
would reciiiiiiiiecd it t a I s'mi a-lv tt!ii;iel.
JENNIK ttitOO.UB tl'UM.
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Dsau SlK: I havrUMd .u- M-.U-ur INDIAN
BLotiD.HVRUfl.ir Paia 111 :. Khm:ier. wiUt
beneficial l-esuits. tLIZAAl.Ttl fcSlEK.
A Valuable Ueilit-lne.
iuitM s Point. Piuict Ca. Pa.
Dear 81 k : This is loceriily liMt vour INDIAN
B LOOD H Y HPP bus tier nusrit by rue for rlhort
uessol Uiealh, and II dona nie hmieguod thaa
any medicine I have ever taken. 1 would reeoni.
mend 11 to all sutteiets.
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