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The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
Chloroformihg During Sleep.
Medical Advance


 The possibility of chloroforming a person in sleep. without waking him, have been disputed in recent murder trial, Dr. J. V. Qnimby, of J,rsey City, was led to test the question experiment. ally. The results were presented in a paper before the section of medical juris, prudence at the meeting of the Medical American association a few days ago. Dr. Quimby made arrangements with gen tleman to enter his room when he was asleep and apply chloroform to him. This he did with entire success, transfer ring the person from natural to artificial sleep without arousing him. He used about three dr 4chms of Squibb's chloro- form, and occupied about seven minutes in operation.
 The second case was boy of thirteen who had refused to take ether for @ minor operation. Dr. O limby advised the mother to give the boy a slight supper and put him to bed. She did go and Dr. tluimby calling when the boy was asleep administered the chloroform and performed the operation without awakening the boy. The third case was a boy of ten years suffering from an abscess, and the same course was persueC with equal success. Two importln ! inferenGesa maybe drawn from these cases" Df.. .Quinhy said, HMinor sur 1 gical operations may be done with per 1 feet safety and much more pleasantly | thanin the ordinary way; and, secondly a person somewhat skilled in the use o
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
From J. B. Thomas, Esa.

Cashier of Leroy c. Partridges Blnkng Hluse. OVID, N r., Nov z 1881. s take pleasure in saying that l have used Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT in my family for over thirty years, and I believe there Is no other linlment equal to 1t tor MAN or BEAs r. STAIN, CREASE or unpleasant SMELL
 J. E. THOMAS 2 ARcoLA, DOUGLASS COUNTY, ILL pr, TOBIAS; Please send me one dozen bottles it for several years and will not be without it. Have saved many dollars in dpotQrs blls, and can recommend it. NO FAMtfY should De without it. #& DAVID BAUGBM MAN. Nov 2, 1881. - sf.... .....
 Sold by the Druggists at 25 and 50 cents
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

k the cure ofsevere coughs, weak lungs, splitting of blood, and the early stage of Consumption, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" has astonlshed ihe medical faculty. While it cures there yerest coughs, it strengthens the systeni add 1he-1ies the blood. By druggistq. fps f8H IF
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
About Breaehes of PromIse.
Demorest's Monthly

Breach of promise suits are very com mon in England, but American girls
 when tilted rarely appeal to the courts. lgo matter what she might suffer, no Yankee girl of proper self.respect would think of trying to get damages from a recent lover for a disappointment of that kiod.I A case has recently occupied the courts of New York which attracted a
 good deal of attention, but the 1itigants in this case wele Jews. Miss Ida I'll- mau, of New York, sued Henry II, Meyer, of Richmond, Virginia, for d
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

LYDIA E. plNKaAM's vege.ab'e Compound regive8 the cryoping spirits: invigoratss and harmonizss tho orgauic fmcsions
 gives elasticity and fcnness1 to the step restores the natural lusteri to the eye, and plants on the pale cheek of tciuty the fresh resss of lifes spring and curly sum. jmer time. , at
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
IsaP Positive Cure

q
 for all those Painiui Complnints and Weaknesses Y sucbuiinon toots- beat Female popuintion.
 ItwA cure entirely tlp worst form of Female Com paints al ovarian troubles Tnnnfimstion and Ucers tion Falling and DisraceIuents, nnI tie consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the Change of He. r.r.
 Ic w dissolve and sxpcl tnmors from the uterus fn an early stage of development Tho tcnetucy to can cerous hpmors cheCked very speedily by its It fehoves raintnass fatl6rcy dcstroyBnil craving for stlnunnts and relieves wsn ess of the stomach It cures BlnAtlng. uendaches Ncfvhus Trostrntion. General Debility. sleeplcssess Depression and Inti esstlon. 4 ass# at. .t.-.tat a.E.a
 That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and bnckache is nlway permanently cured lyits It VIII nt all nes md under all crcipistanees act ID harmony with inc laws that govern the female system For the euro of iney Complaints of either this Compound is uRstrpasseh 4T t.aE
 LYDIA r. PINEITAN'S YEGETABLE COM. POUND is pr pared st 20 rnd e95 Western Avenue. Lynn, Mass Frec st Six bDttlesfo- Sb Sent by mall in thcforr Of pills, also the form of lozenges, receipt Of price, q per boz foreithor Mrs. Pnkhsn freely ansvers all letters of ipqury Send for pampo let. Address above Meutioa his Tarer
 No fafl,ily hould ho wthout LYDIA F. TINKHAX'e LIVER PILLS. They cure coinu,dtjon, biliousnesa and torridiiy of elivrr. 2S caussper boz.
 Ra- SnlI bv aII I;rUCEiat3. -Gs 4E
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

PURE COD LIVER OIL from se eo.ei livArs, on the ashore by Gas yell, II A sri & Cts N. Y. Absolu'c'y pure and sweet Pa tie1ts who have once taken it prefer it to all others, Physicians declare ig superior b all other oils,
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

breach of promise of marriage. The
 defendent admitted that he had courted
 the girl, that he bad made her presents
 and that they were engaged to be mar ried. After the engagement he saw fit to change his mind. He did not think
 he could live happily with her, and so he broke the engagement. A sister of his helped to break the match by re- porting giddy and unladylike conduct on the part of Miss Ullman The affianced bride went out riding wi h young men, and allowed them to kiss and caress her. The jury, after hearing bothsides, gave " iss LIInan a Verd cf for Vsl zoo Instead Of the $l0,000 she asked for, but the easehas beeil appealed. His really seriousquestion what young man or youhg wofpanshould 10 whofound, after being engaged, that they had made
 mistake. aiSoswoman should want a man to marry her on compulsion or out of piety, and union for life is too serious a matter to be entered upon without both parties being satis sied that they love eachother. Should there not be tribunals where such matters could be put to ar bitration? Breaches of promise, by the way .are very old affairs in English law courts. Records of such eases have been found as far back as the thirteenth cen
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
The Best Remedy for chapped Hands

Is Hegeman's CImphor Ice Is should be rubbed on the parts effected If the hands are badly chapped apply every night, and protect the hands by wearing an old pair of kid gloves, Hcyeman's is the lest and most popular of all the camphor Ices made Hegeman's Camphor Ice is a's) a cur. for sore lips, chapped ia lnburn It k compounded wth yceril e which renders it more emolient than any other Camphor Ice, and will be found a most soothing ap- plication to the face after shaving
 Be sure to ask for Hegeman's (formerly made by Hegeman & Co New York, and now made by the Metropolitan Medical Company, of New Haven, Ccnn.,) and dc not be put of with any other compound, which may become rlneid and do you more harm than good. Hegeman's Cam phor never fails.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

From an extensive use of St. Jac1 obs Oil in the editors family, we are able to speak confidently of it's great worth in numerous ailments, and fully recon. mend it as an article most desirable to have on hand in the medicine chest.- .SnmfOrd Conn ] Herald.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

thloroforya may enter sleeping apart ment and administer chloroform with evil intentions while a person is asleep. hence the use of this drug in the hands of a criminal may become an effective instrument in the accomplishment of his nefarious designs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
uniyersa1 Satisfaction.

Universal satisf .c.ion-so every drugcist reports aoout Piso's Cure f9r Cons1mp tion. .Jrlg w .sv
 Messrs. Grossbeck S Wlkinsln, of lar yard, III, VT tes: Your inedici Ie gives universal satisfaction" +i
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

When you visit or leave New York city save baggage and expressage and carriage hire, and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, nearly opposite the Grand Central Depot. I50 ele. ant rooms, single and in suits, fitted up at an expense of one million dollars
 Rooms reduced to Sl and upwards per day
 on European plan. Elevators, Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse ears, stages and elevated railroad to all depots. N,s.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
Truth is Mighty.

When Dr. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N N, an nonnced that his ''Favorite Prescription" would positively cue tbe many diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women, some doubted, and continued to employ tse harsh and caustio local treatment. But the nightly tretl4 GTidasiiy beeause acknowl- edged. THeJs4nds of ladies employed the Fayorite Prescription" and were speedily, cured By druggists i1&3H ef
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

THs violation of any of natures laws brings it's warning by the feeling of dis, comfort. Exposure will induce colds, throat dise1s,s, consumption, etc., all of which give warming by troublesome cough Use Dr Bulls Cough Syrup in time and remove both the cause and effect of your discomfort
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

THERE is bltone real5cue for baldneis--- CARB2II4E. a de0d2rized extract Of petro-
 leutn, a natural Hair Restore. As srece0tlY improved, -CARBoLNs is free from any ob.
 lection. The best hair dressing known. fe
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

HORACE B. DICK, Esq, associate editor
 of the Delardre Co. Republican, Chester, Pa, was cured by St. Jacobs Oil of very severe injuries resulting from fall. His arm appeared to be paralyzed, but the Oil cured him. hildaelphid Letlgef. .1te
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
IN THE BLUE SKY.
BY GEORGE P. ], THoRF.

Do YOU remember, my sweet abstnt son, How in the sottJane days forever done Non loved the heavens so warm and clear and And vheuI fined You, soft came your cry Put he way up. way pp way up in the blue
 sky
 laughed and said could not; set you down. Your gray eyes wonder filled beneath that
 crown uIbright hair gladdenng me as you raced by Another Father now, more strong that ], --- .l-.-. t.. .-1a l...r ltnn IL.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

CHEESE factory men can get seyarll fe' ceipts for pieparing annatt1 for co'oring cheese by writing to l. F RtNson, 3i Maiden Lane Nsw York City, N. Y.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

TIE chief instrument of China is called the "chin." There is also much chin.music heard in America Musical Herald. es
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

GRATED hands, faca, pimples and rough skin cured by using Junipe' Tar Soap, make by Gas vel, Haz rd ,G. o., New York
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
Warmers Safe Liver and Kidney Cure.

TRAMPED oN-MAN. The only sure way 10 command the atteption of the multi. tude when you speak, is to invite the crowd out to drink. s7# nf 4sv.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

70, PAr!" "What ,sor?". Ibid yez iver see winter loike this?" ''Yes, sor." "Whin?" Hast Summer, sor."-N o. Picdytpe. ua
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

Ex-Goy. R. c. McCoRNncK of Arizona, has become the owner of 10000 acre of land in Mexico, whereon he proposes to cultivate coffee. L.-.L --t LL --
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
MnpN roing from a warm atmoanhera tc

a colder one keep the mOuth closed so that the air may be warme1 by it's pas age through thenose ereit reaches the lungs - Dr. F0oto's Heaih HonthhW rsZe
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

BAD mannsTs disgrace the King of Sweden. "At supper" said Mrs Knight. "hls Majesty was seen t9seratch his head with his fork and also with his knife.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

FIFE simple utteranee Ijoy is poetry, says Oscar Wilde. Indeedl Then the man who yells; Whoopee! Hooray! Good enoughl spouts poetry.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

HE was only a poor super, at the thea tre, and yet when he played in the menagerie scene, they made a lion of him an Fs3 EeH .f Wc9 sma &i0
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
.ISough on KSats',

The thing desired tound at last. Ask drug gists for Rough on Rats. It clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bed bugs, l5c boxes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

THERE are 60,0o0 boatmen on the Erie canal and yet some people hope to eradi- cate swearing in America. rla
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

HEREAFTER, oh, suffering theatre goer, they will be called the bathtub hat. That ought to chase lem. out of fashion on the run. nalLI Al.tl4 LM Mna
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
Romelr t,r thiI ! gAaell nsothcrnaIn6ll alIment..


 -.H,E,LL. 1N4LL IFS cQLORS TO THE HAST
 N"Hcilo, DGniltl What is thc trdulicT Oh, I'm ali brulcestIr., sa9asdhe TcspoiHe tO thc in- quiry of an old shipmpte Of William G. Dennis toii one of Farfagit's wGflworii veterans. well kIowliin tho southegnsec,ioa cf this city, who came limpng into the American office yesterday. q thought I would go under the hatchas this time," continued Dennigt0n, "I never suffered SD much in my life. l had tho rheumatic gout SO bad that could not get on tho bed or put my foot to tie floor, and would Iiay been there yet fla friend hadnot reeonnlendoQ ST. JACOBS OIL oine. I hesitted some time before getting 0 lottle, thinking it wasEnother one of thoscndver- tiscd dnDsrums, but was finally induced to give 1t a trial, and q lucky day it was for mo. Why, bless my slarsl allerhatfng the limb thoroughly with the oil felt relief and my faithW was pinned ST. JACOB and his Oil nfter that. l freely say that fit had not been for ST. JACOBs OIf should in all probability, be stiH housed My foot pains me but little, and the swelling has entirely passed away. It beats anything of the kindI have ever heard of and any person who odoubtSitsendthem 10 me at 1921 south Tenth st. I1silddelrfi T tne&
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

9HrHE Brush electric light will illumi- nate Rome, Georgia, at acost of Sl 800 a year. Rwhn aa #5,i "A ffsfsa fHn &H
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
Prrrsnorp. Mass Sept. 2S. 1878

SIRs-I have takea Hop Bitters and rec, ommende them to others as l found them very beneficial. sRts.r f5-
 MRS. J. T. FULLER, asa Se3 W9moq's C2rist6ta Temperance UlioR.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
Important.

CHICAGO produced thirty-seven mur- -derers last year. a ,.f.....tg
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
ALWAYS KEEP cOoL.

To Stick to yoilr
 subject and the
 truth is an exccl- Slc1rt pin ii,ssa T q
 whether it be in I.questions of VbHlapcc or 6slinA, 7 or any topic what
 ever, ci"il or polit-
 ical, always keep
 cool and tell the
 truth However. Adhere is n eer xtaih rgfn al- l lowed for lying,
 when it comes 10
 fishing, that Is per
 Illitied ih no other
 subject. and no ldoubt our friends yiu the picture are 7 mdulging in that
 special employ
 mcnt. as well, per
 ha1is, as in q little
 scientific swear
 ing. Their bodies J md tGnpers are hot and the air is Z cinoi,asiheys should
 be, ,butare not, laud
 they arc apparent tly in thcc0nditiUn
 when it is much , easier to catch krllcutntism tlInn lIhhs In which caee lEit would Dc woal 'Fior them that they lso provided with
 a bottle of ST. Jk6oBs ori tiic
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

have waited so long, so long,
 And the day grows old And harsh IS the thrush song,
 And the sun seems. cold, gr esa. as ur For my heart IS fain fer sweeter st rain And the warmth ofthebIue eyes bold Q, branches, lift your leaves ~ And let me loDlsl -urely or sight deceivcs A VplrJm the hreok 70 wv ~ Ny love so true with eyes of blue Comes to my secret nook, NOW gone is tear lis hcl
 AndnOw mo thinks Twcrca p1sst best to fee @ My heart halL shrinks- A ! tAnnoi lee he holdeth me
 ta.t bound with loves light links.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30
Revenue Reduction.

WAsHtSGToS, Nov. Civ. ID.
Kelley, chairman Of the committee Of
ways and means. expresses himself on
all occasions rs in favor of obolishing
all internal revenuetaxes. A promi.
nent member of the committee from
the west said to-day TO an Associated
press reporter that while il would be
impossible to anticipate the action Of
the cOmmitte, it might safely be said
that there is . feeling among its
members ia favor of reducing the tax.
as much as may be done. having due
regard TO the necessities Of the govern.
ment for current expenses for the sink
ing fund and for the interest on the
public debt. Whether or not this re.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

mencement of winter, with scarcely
food enough for a weeks supply, was
calm and still. 1t was one of those
nights to be seen only in an Artic win.
ter. The stars glistened coldly, but
with more intense light than in war
mer climes. The flames from the
burning ship cast n crimson tint over
the otherwise cherries waters and
snow-cappcd hills. AS our vessel
drifted out to sea we could discover
the American pennant floating proud
ly from the masthead, ms yet far above
the flames.
THE NATIVES KINDNESS.
at is too long story to tell you
how we finally found the native village
and then of our life with them. We
bought clothes with tobacco and other
luxuries we had saved. | purchased
an entire suit of reindeer skin from
off the very back Of one of the natives
for two plugs of tobacco, which was.
however, a pretty fair price, AS tobacco
is worth its weight in gold in that
neighborhood. 1t would require
volume to tell you of all our adven-
lures; of how We rejoined our COM
panions on Corwin Island of the dra-
matte loss of poor Putnam, who got on
an ice.Hoe by mistake and was taken
out to sea and never found. 1t would
not, of course, compete in romance
and pathetic interest with the terrible
story of the Jeanette, but it was "A
terrible enough experience TO make
one shudGer at the bare thought of
what poor De Loug and his men suf.
fered in their journey at the mouth of
the Lena"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

Guction of internal taxes to the Lowest
possible figure compatible with these
necessities, would make tobacco free
and leave the tax on whisky alone, or
take it off whisky as well, making II
clean sweep, as desired by Mr.. Kelly.
he could not say. lie recalled the
revenue bill Of the last session which
passed the house and which contem-
plated reduction in the revenues of
s23,00O,000. This took the tax off
everything but tobacco and whisky,
and it is now generally admitted that
n greater reduction than 10000
is demanded by the considerations CT
the public welfare, and may safely be
made. The members of the committee
not present are all pronounced prutec-
tionlsts and the gentleman interroga-
ted was careful to coniine himself to
the general question of agreement on
such reduction a. the condition Of the
treasury can stand. 1t is n fair con.
clusion from his remarks that the com.
mittee will favor the entire removal OF
taxes from everything except tobacco
and whisky and reduction Of taxes on
those articles.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30
The Only fellow" on His Side.
From P~kssau.

From Fesks suu.
Judge Davis used to tell some adj.
mirabIe stories ofau old Illinois Judge,
one of which we chance particularly TO
remember, one of the judges was rather
remarkable for conveying to jurors in
his charges TO them, his own opinions
with regard to the merits of the case.
In one case he bad done so with great
plainness, but. 10 his amazement, the
jury hung out for hours without com.
ing to an agreement. The Judge in.
qnire,l of the bailff what was the mat.
ter, and learned from him that one
juror was hanging out against the 9th.
er eleven. lie sent for the jury at
once. and stating to the jurors that he
had plainly intimated how the case
ought to be decided, aud he under
stood one juror was standing out
against the other eleven, be proceeded
to rebuke the juror sharply. The OBJ
stinate juror was nervous little man,
and as soon as the judge was done be
rose and said Judge, may say
word p
ayes, sir" said the indignant judge
"What have you 10 saw r.
"Well. what / wanted 10 say is, ]
an the only fellow that's on your side."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

SENATOR voorhees, Is reported "a say
ing that the recent elections hzv,
demonstrated that n the Dcmocrac,
prove their capacity for good govern
ment there j. no doubt OF Democratic
success IN 1884. lie thinks Indiana Z.
now safely anchored as Democratic
state.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

PEIcts on the P.ilsburg Ql Exchange
huciuated Saturday between Sl.lj, ia.
opening price, and sl.lg, the closing
price. The sales amounted to 74s. .0OO
barrels.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

DUSH HOUSE,
- BRLLRFoETE. PA,
Families and single Reutlsuitu. we'll - the gee.
Al travelling public aud commercial are Invited
g. thiz FifstClass Hotel shefs they wiiI and koHa.
eomfastA Al reasonable fafes
fiberat reduction 70 JuFYmsn and cthete Aliraalua
Court W. r. TELLER, Ptop'r
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

REBoRF has il that President Arihur
i getting lot Of thupderbolis iesiy 10
bart somebody,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

tan Art-Tco PsnnSyiraHia Men Ap.
piy for a Moral Patent-Etrh Bur.
al and Cremation at a Discount
Mr.. 7. S. Ellsworth and DR.. Lovett
the latter a physician and scientist
Of Erie, Pa.-have made application
at the patent Office for patent on
recently disc oyered process Of pre-
serving the dead, supposed to be the
long.lost Egyptian art. DIR. Lovctt
claims that, partly by accident and
finally by experiment they have dis
covered certain combination of an.
tiseptic elements which, if dihuscd
through dead body, even when it is
in an advanced..stage of decomposition,
will destroy all corruptible matter and
convert the flesh into cartilagnous
state, the denser parts, such as the
grissly part of the ear, being converted
into hard, horny substance, but nat
ural in appearance.
A SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT.
In one of their experiments the in.
ventors, by the aid of electricity, ap-
piled the compound TO the body of a
dead infant. Ten weeks after the
body had been removed from all con.
tact with the compound the flesh had
become like rubber; the checks were
full and plant to the touch and the
ears became like polished horn. There
was not the slightest odor, and the
corpse seemed to have no more proper
ties of decomposition than rubber
doll. Whether the body will remain
in the plant state or whether it will
become hard like horn, as the denser
pa Is now are, will probably take
more than one lifetime to determine
But whatever change may take place
in the body in the course of time. it
now seems void of all corruptible mat
ter, and it is claimed that it cannot
decay.
AN EGYPTIAN ART.
The discovery has excited great in.
terest among scientists. The art of
preserving the dead has been lost to
science probably since the subjugation
of the Egyptians about the twelfth
century before Christ, when. owing to
the numerous changes Of government,
many of the Egyptian arts were lost in
the decay Of learning. Prior to that
time the Egyptians are said to have
practiced the art Of preserving the re-
mains of such of their rulers a. they
deemed worthy Of Immortality. The
art is supposed to have been secret
known only by the thirty judges, who
were chosen from among the priests Of
Heliopolis, Memphis and Thebes to
administer justice to the people, and
in whose power it was to judge those
who we're worthy Of Immortality. "If
king, during his reign, governed
arbitrarily or unjustly, his memory
would command after death. Thus
the grim ancient mummies. standing
in their glass cases at the various mu-
seums, are supposed to be the immor-
tai rulers of ancient Egypt. Scientists
have for years tried in vain to discov-
er the lost art. Their investigations
have led to other discoveries while
the mummies have, to great extent,
opened up the history of Egypt by
creating an interest in the people who
practiced arts nov lost to us. If this
discovery proves what is claimed for it,
it will be ranked among one of the
greatest discoveries of the age.