THE TIMES NEW BLOOM FIELD, PA.. FEBllUAlty 17, ;1880.
A Cast of Swallowing a Pin.
About ten weeks nines Aunlo Elizabeth,
an eleven months' old daughter of I ten bo n
Bapp, residing at 82 Dank stioot, Baltimore,
' bnoama restless and fell nwny from , a
plump, iwy infaut to a weak, puuy crea
tui'8 whose death was daily expected.' The
parents Imputed the child's illness td the
excessive warm weather, and treated it ac
cordingly. Dr. Oultley had attended the little suf
ferer soma time pievlousfor impurity of
the blood, and when a small red spot ap
peared on the body near the groin a week
or two ago he was agalu summoned and
prescribed as before. At tbo lump grew
larger and showed a tendency to become
an eruption, he advlMd the mother to ap
ply poultlcos to draw it out.
The mother of the child followed the
doctor's instructions, and a fow mornings
ago, while washing and dressing the sore,
she felt a small, liaid Rubstanco at the
auex of the affected part. A close exam
ination disclosed a tiny black speck, which
was on the point of breaking through the
skin.
Mrs. Sapp touched it with her thumb
nail, and, to hor amazement, drew out an
ordinary pin. The secret of the child's in
disposition was out, and since it has been
.relieved of the cause of its ailment it has
lapidly improved. The pin had become
quite black from the action of the adds of
the stomach.
The saving or the child's life adds the
Baltimore News may be attributed to the
- fact that tho pin had worked its way out
. .head foremost.
A Strange Case.
Irs. Cora E. Jones, of Fulton, Oswego
' County, N.Y.,is said to be in a trance. She
apparently died on Tuesday night a week,
having been long ill of consumption.
Preparations for the funeral were made on
Thursday, but so lifelike was the counte-
nance, and the lower limbs and arms be
ing still pliable, the relatives decided she
'was not dead. The funeral was postponed
' till P-unday, the body was placed in a
vwnu room, aud a physician called. The
husband, however, declined to permit the
doctor to administer any restoratives, say
ing the Lord had permitted his wife to go
into a trance, and if he wanted to bring her
out alive he would do so. The body still
retains its natural appearance. On Sun
day the funeral was agaiu postponed.
The face to-day retains its lifelike appear
ance, aud there are as yet no signs of de
composition. . '
Later On Thursday last the woman
was buried.
Destructive Fire in Albany.
Albany, N. Y., February 10. A fire
broke out this morning, about 4.30
o'clock, in the county clerk's office, City
Hall building. The entire interior of the
building is consumed, leaving the massive
marble walls only standing. When the
dome fell in, seven men were crushed, one
of whom, named Keelor, a member of
steamer No. 0, has since died, and two or
three others are expected to die.
No estimate of the loss is at this time
possible, although it will not exceed $100,
000, The judgment records, chat tie mort
gages and records of proceedings of the
supervisors are destroyed. The records of
deeds and mortgages on real estate, the
portraits of the ex-governors and ' the
books and papers of the surrogate's office
are saved.
t'A shocking story comes from Birm
ingham which shows how thankful wo
ought to be that Edison has not yet in
vented the electric light. It appears that
at the llolte Theatre a large ohandalier was
lighted by a number of electric lamps. A.
M. Bmno, one of the orchestra, although
warned not to do so, took hold of the brass
connections when the lamps were not in
use and thus received the full force of the
current generated by a powerful battery
which supplies all the lights in the build
ing and grounds. lie was unable to disen
gage himself and pulled the wire down.
Wheu released he was insensible, aud
though restoratives were applied he died in
jabcut half an hour.
tW Mr. and Mrs. llolberg made it live
ly for four burglars at Cambridgeport,
Mass. llolberg caught up a hatchet when
he heard the robbers in the house and
chased two of them into the street. Mrs.
' llolborg locked the other two in a room
and yelled "Murder !" until they jump
ed from a window fifteen feet to the
ground. One was hurt by the fall, and
could not run away. Meanwhile llolberg
toad chopped another considerably. The
two injured burglais then opened negotia
tions for the liberation of their captive
comrades, offering to return the booty
which they had and pay $200 besides,
Holberg accepted the terms and let them
ail go.
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TTOTEL LICENSE.
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WHEREAS. It Is the custom In many Counties
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HARPER'S YOt'NO PEOPLE, One Year ... 1 50
PdrVa- Free to all Hubcrib?r8 in the L'uitfd Htatee op
Canada. ,
Tli Annual Volume of " Hurjior Wwly," In nat
cloth bimlii.K'i will !? sent by mail, iionlrtRp pnld, or by
exprPHti, fre of t?ipfnae (provided the freiwht dot's not
exceed oue dollar per volume), for ) (Hi ewh. A com
plete set, cofripririitifr Tweutv-thre voIuiTes1,rM'nt on re
ceipt of ca.-th nt the rata of 5 ito per volume, freiKUt at
exppuae of pur ehaHer.
Cloth Canes tar volume, suitable- for Wndinw,
will be geiit by mail, postpaid, on receipt of $1 uo
each.
Remmittanrea nhould bamadehy PoKt-Oittce Money
Ol d-T or liuft, to avoid ckauce of ln.
NewBpapera are not to copy thia advertisement with
out the e-pi"wtti ortit-r of Harper A ii rot her.
AddroBR
HARPER & BROTHER,
, . New York,
KENDALL'SSPAVIN CURE.
'"7?s6It ' ure to cure Spavins, Splints
-..f Curb, &o. It removes all unnatural
'i, i V if enlargements. lJoes not blister. Has
; no etjuiii tor any lameness ou ueAHtor
i1 niitn. ir. ilia e.nren hi,Li,,it,r fima.
tie it in a person who had sutlered IS
Ivears. Also cured llieunuitiiiii norm
f r.f t-bltes, or any bruises, cut or lameuens. It
has no equal for blemlalt ou horses. rSenO, for II
1 us! rated circular giving positive proof, f rioe
one dollar. Ail DruKulsts ave It or cau net (or
yon. Dr. a J. Kendall & Co., ITos., EnosburKb.
Fa Is, Vermont. . , .
HARRIS & EWINO, Agents,
...... fittsburgii, Pa.