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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
EVERYBODY'S DOCTOR.
 BY ROBERT \. GUNN, N. ,.

Every ybody's Doctor contains 5sg octave pages and i- printed on tne paper and ls hAndzomsly bound. lt is sold af the low price of three (Sal dollars a copy. ss to bring it within the reach of all
 The work differs from all other books ou Do mestic Medicine in ha'Ing the diseases system sticslly arranged according Co their cls-sitcs- tiOn. Everything described m the plsineet possible language, and the prescriptions are written out m plain English. 90 that they can be employed by any intelligent reader.
 Parents will md It a reliable advlssr eVery tnIug relating to the rearing of their children. Every family can save nifty times the prea of the b,ioS every year by consulting it.
 It ls complete in ali its parts. and Is the most recent book of the kind published.
 If yOn have Dyspepsia. Ind uf how Co cure it by reading Every bOdys Doctor
 Ton can learn how Co cure Catarrh by consult ing Every bOdys Doctor.
 For hsbirual Constipation. read Everybody . Doctor.
 For ali diseases of the LunEs and air lt,-saga. consult Everybody's Doctor.
 You can cure Group and WkOoping Cough by following the treatment Eiv.n in EverJ hOdy g Doctor.
 For the cure of Piles read Every bOCy's Doctor The book will be sent free by mAIl or sHpre-s on rec ip- of three dollars.
 We refer to the Editor of this paper ss 10 the book
 sHl~aas
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
Two Telegraph Lines.

i-ap2-a-' we have two corporations oa tae t-3.E to build telegraph lines to tae QlJD,ol aiaes. One line would, or-l3u vil. be, a great convenience to tlr people oI this city and that H-omisils niuing camp, but we shall hardly need two li0es yet awhile.
 !. ls -ltIer unfortunate that two e'uplai ss nave taken the field, both of Na.-- are imposed o; good men, and n't4 evidently mean business. The tTizES w.u'i suggest that the two con s-ni-s L7in forces and build one Hle now, and the other bye-aEd-byc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
PagHi

ihe challenge pubI-.ei ys,, rday has oeeu promptly ac.eptct Ag the friends of Nsii Mcleod. h. being absent from tlr ,iJy at ;ie ,r----I .,ue. The prsiiminar,e- have not yy; been fully arranged, bu, th.I thr Gght WIil come off is pretty certain, as the first deposit If stake money has already been put up. Mcleod will be back this evening or to- MOTION, when the conditions of the battle vIil ba decided upon. If gloves are used, the Ta-e-tracS will be selected as the scene of hostilities, but if the gloves are dispensed with, trip across The Lna' will be iu order, and the battle will bo fju Int for no less than $500. The 2Sth etsat hI4 been named Gs the d.te oI the fight. Frank Waite. the chgllenEing party, I- a Nevada sluycer or considerable reu1Gn Iu that state. having fought the champion. Bing Williams. McL-od's experience ID the hsrIe arena is sad Co be confined to his late battle with Niger :im, ID which tae last named geUtl-m lu was knocked out by Mcleod. The men ere said tO be a dead even match 80 far as weight is concerned, nd T. is believed the battle will be fair tes- uf srieuc and endur- ance.-Rspublicau.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
Builders, Attention! l!

DDS plLL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN, duFsi4nsd for the erection Of brick st-rs ahout one hundred feet deep by fifty feet front o1, ur re,r the present site of Captain Frink', store
 Inc building viH uavs Pinch Wslls. store tvrIve feet hirh iu clear tin raof an sand plas- ter fuisL irsIfe.
 For plans and specifications apply to the un- dersigned.
 The right Co reject auS o- all bids is reserved.
 ARTHUR r. WESDT,
 ven. Suy+. Arlzon Copper Co. Clifton. rizous. Deceube K. 1888. de22 1v
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
Builders, Attention !

RIDs WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN- derrigned for erecting a brick superstructurs twenty by one hundred and twenty, ten feet high iu clear on t1s prosant site .f the adobe Clifton store.
 Roof viii be tianed. partitions and csiling plaEtered and ssrd finished. For plans and s.ecihcations apply to the undersigned. Tho right io reject any or all bids Is reserved.
 ARTHUR F. WENDT,
 Gen. Sup;. Arizona Copper Co. Clifton Arizona December ls. lsss. de92 lu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

TIE Prescott Miner, in referring to the horse and cattle stealing along the Mexican border and aa tc the advisa- bllity Of organizing rangers, says: "Whiie the organization of such a po- lice force may be absolutely necessary, it is very doub,,ul whether the general government can be made tu zoe it's im- portance sufficiently 10 equip aud msin- tain it, and as the Territory is unable to do SO v.i;hout sa extra session of the leg islaiure, t would etm as # the only course left for tine cattle men would be iu organizing ou "hemp and cotton wood" basis end make examples of the marauders wherever and whenever the opportunity presents .tseit" S
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
TIE GREAT ASTI-sYPHILITIC.

Ls NIchau's Golden BAIsam Nc Cure ChAncrss, hrst and second stAg-s; Sores on th Legs znd Body, Syphilitie Catsrrh. dlse4se' scsip. and all primary forms of tho dissass Price. s5. % per bottle. Ie Rira aus Golden B.l-aza No. Care Tertiary. MsrcariAl. 5yphilItle kheumstisr1 Pains in the Bones. Ulcsrsted IhrOst, Syphil itic REsh- Lamps. etc. and sradicates all dis easss from e system, whsther caused by baf trest--nt or abuse of mercury. leaving rt' blood pure and healthy. Price 85. % pe bottle.
 l.. Riehau's Goldea spanish AntidsGs fOi the cure of GOnOrrhsa- Glest. ate. Price e 50 per bOttls. Is Rfrhza'- Golden spanish Injection. . vra.h for the cure of 5leet Strictures. Dissssss of the UrsthA, and Bladder. ste. rriee. si.50 per bottls
 If Richan's Golden Ointmsat for the sfeo- tiTs healing Of Syphilitie Sorss and kruptiors Prfce. sI per bottle ar.o aprnrs for Ls RIehaus Goldea Pfll- for Wsaknass loss Of Physlcal po-ers and al di..aze. arisInz from Abus3 and excsss and ovsr-ork. Price. t3-sO p-r seH- s.nt sr.ry-A.ssl c. O. D. securely pseksd per express-
 cF HARDs a CO, Aeeats.
 t7T A fze sAnsor1s street. Corner Clay
 San Francisco. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
\ Missing Man.

|C. r. Vosburg returned last night | pm trip to She Patagonia mountains. says that 0 mining partner of his, srrison Cline, has been missing from e Patagonia mountains since last Au- Ist. Cline's cabin was securely locked, q everything inside was found undis- rbed. His pack and riding saddles, ankets and cooking utensils were all -ere. Even Chne's burro was in pas re where he had left it. MT. Vosburg yards these proceedings on the part of inc to be very singular.
 The cabm Is on the west side of the tagonia mountains. six miles from the
 stone house, on the Santa Cruz
 er.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

storing the alnicteu No hLAbA II ana HAITI MISS.
 The Doctor will agree Co forfeit ssI 600 for \ case undertaken not cured. The reason mar cannot get cured of weakness and the above dis elEeS is owing tO @ complication. called PkOS- TATORRHEA. with HIPk RAESrHIA whicb requires special treatment. DR. LIEBIG'a lSvIGORATOE. No. 2. without us- cunar special treatment. IS the only cure for PROsrATUkRHEA. By it Manhood is rest red and the hand of time moved back from aRs tss yozth-
 rrIee of either InVixsratsr, ss Cass of slx bottle=. SIC. Sent tO any address. covered securely from observation.
 pr. Lleblg k Co. treat successfully by HO- mcropath hy every form of SPECIAL. PRIV ATh or CHRONIC DISEASE SIthSut msrcury og nau-eous drugs. " yltallty ia dulinrd fruul tht body numerous diseases follow that baff's orii- n.ry medical treatment IT allowed to continue the unnatural loss causes Consumption. Dialls- tes bright's Disease Insanity. etc. Cures guar anteed. Diseases of the genito- urinary organs kidneys, liver and bladder speciall, treated. DIs- KSszs OF WOMEN sPEEDIL1 CUkED.
 Qualified and Res span SibIe.- br. llebIg a O.. from EUROPE. are organized UIapllarcs sith the California Medical Law. Diploma pro- cured by regular college educa Ion, and are nOw their nineteenth year or special practice.
 Most powerful e!ectrlc belts free Co patients. To PROvE THE WONDERFUL POwER of the IN NIGORAIOE A S1 BUTTf F GIVEN OF SEHT EREE Consultation free and private.
 DIR LIEBIG'S WONDr KFUL GERMAN IN VIGORATOR is prOtG cted by copyright from ths Patent Office of the United States GoVsrnmsRI Beware of limitations.
 LIEBEG DsSPENsARH,
 $OO Gssry street. San Francisco. Cal PriVAte entrance. 4Oj Mason street, four hlocks up Geary street from KeRruy. Main entrance through Dlspensary Drug Store Ocl5d8W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

AitcFA!tI. NNE-I EStifB-In San Francisco, Cal Iec-mb 3u. i,-5. Miss LiLil1 5i .sii- or. step daughter ,f tirurcC A. Nay held. uf Tucson. SO Clarence W. MacFaria.e. of Homo lulu. Hawaii
 SCHIEt FELIN- -BEOWN-In Ia Juuts. Colo r4da, Dec miner 6. ls-3 'i-s G E. Brown and Id l. SslIefis.iu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

?. Egerton sWarbutou, a menber of parliament, is threatened with death, Tn denouncing Dsvitt, the Irish Nation slist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
The CnnnfY Treasurer.

County Treasurer Elliott made the fol- lowing quarterly report to-day to the Board of Supervisors:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

|. $. Harris, who shot and seriOusl, lnded Chas. Whitehead, at Los An Ies, WAS arraigned before City Justic, rgan and held in Sl,500 bail for Imination on the 2lst instant White
 Ia is reported improving,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
DIR. LIEBIG'S W ON D E R FUL
 6srman lnVigorlieI,

THE OLDEST. CREATES 1 and BEST RBMEDY for ths cure of Nervous and Physical Debility. Vital ENhlnstiOn Seminal Weakness Loss Of Man hood. Failing Memory and he lAxed and Enfeebied conditions of the Genito-Urinsry organs. ], lt speedily cures lMPOIENO 2, Early Decay, LOss Of GROr. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. anu al. the sad effects uf youthful fol- lies and abuse or EAt ESSES OF MATURITY.
 It permanently preveRt- all Unnatural Loss from the system. as thousands can atte-t who nave used the Remedy in the past quarter of a century which it has been before the public
 It ls Indeed a SSsnderfaf kemedy-tuning the nerves strengthening the muscles checking the Uasta. inVlgoraf ing the whole system and r-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
DIED

BRAVD-In Tucson. z. IT.. Jauuary .l. f-si. B..-- uardo Bravo. aged about -1 yaar-. RFAN-In Tucson. J-uuHry iu I--4. --- FyEu. of Clifton. aged Lbpu, go years. COENEN-In Tucson. January D. i--I. EuEy-o
 D Cueaeu. a.ri go years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

The necessity fol prompt and eh- 'cient h Oussh old Iremedies is dall, growing more i'm psrstive. and Oi these Hostettsr. stonach Bittsrs l. the chief in meri and the most pOpu- lar. lrregnlzriiy of the stomsch and bowels. malarial fe- vers. liver con- plant. d debility rheumatism and minor ailments Arsi thoroughly con qusred by this in- comparable family rtsforatlVs and me
 dicinal safeguard . and it is iustly re- gar led as the pUr- remedy of its c laas.
 Dealers generally.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

Treats all thronic and Special DtscAsea.
 YOUNG MEN N no MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THk " of youthful follie- indi.e-etior. vlli ..a well Co avail themselves of tAls. the greatest boon ever ssid at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPihkEY will guarantee to fOr- feit SitO for every case of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind character which ks undertakes and fails to cure
 HIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There arc many st the age of thirty so sixty who are troubled with too frequent svacuatlous of the bladder. 0rfsu accompanied by allght smfItinR or burning sensation and a weakening of the systeIn ID a mEnser the patient cannot ae- -ount for Dn examining the urinary deposits a ropy SodInent ~iu often be found. and some times small particles uf aibumen will appear or the color viIl bs of thin mil sish hue, again changing to s dark and torpid zppearnnce Ihoru are many men who die Of this dItnculty, ignorant of the cause Nhich is the second stage uf nemIual weakness. Dr. S. vill guarantee a perfect cure 10 all such csses, ant healthy req tOTatl0n uf the gsnIfO-urinAry organs.
 Otlce HOurs-i0 Co and to 8. bsndays, from 10 10 ii 6. m. Consultation free Thorough sx- sminStlon and advice. e.
 Call or address
 DR. sPItgEI q co. sEE-tf No II KsarnT stI sst- San Rranoisoo. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

nv. RFSPOSsIBI.R PARTY lDsr 20 HEAD
 K .F -..fie for a reriOd of not le<s tkAn h-s -. ,o kssp on shArss. For further lp&-rea- - f-oui-. Ef the CITIEEH oHcsL az.Et
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
Great English Remedy {!

Is A usVer-fAIling cur. for Nervous Dshility Exhausted Vitaiity , Seminsl W Wsak knesh 5permstOrrhRa. LOST MANHOOD. ImDOtsn- Icy. Paralysis. Prostator-
 rhoea and all the terri. .ble sdects of elf Abuse. youthful follies. and exceess,s tn matursr such Az losa If Memory LAssitnde. Noe-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

This Gre { Stre Eth sntn c ReneSsy and Nerts TONIC is the legi0 a mate result of over twezty years of prsc. ticRl experience, ard CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN. TT Nervous and Rhy- sical Debility. Semi nal Weakness. SpsT- TnatorrhGa. Prosts- torrihoa. Emissions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

Miner: MOhave county bids fair to produce more ore during the coming year than in all the years since the dis covery of minerals within its borders. On every side we note preparations for work on a larger scale than ever before. Verify old Mohaye has awoke from her lethargy and may yet be the banner county of the terrltOry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
BORN
MAHEIE ED.

ELlAS-Iu Tucson. January Ii, l--i, to th wife of Juln Elias a son.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

t1rnL Enission, AVsrsiOn Co Society, Dimns of Vision. HOises in ths Head; the vifal nuld Dsssinz unObssrved m the urine. and uaaly other diseasee that lead to insanity and death.
 DR- INVITE will agree Co forfeit Five Hul drod Dollars for a case of this klnd the Wits Restorative under his special sdvice and erestInentl will not cure, or Tor anything impure or injurious found in It. DR. MlNIIk tTsafs all Private Dlseaseo successfully without me. cury. Generalization free Thorough examinH- non and advice including SnAlysis of uri1e sS.ul Price of the Vital Restorative. iS.0U a bOt- ue, or four riIaes tho quantity. 3lG.0o; cent ts znT address upou receIpt of price or C. O. D., secure feom observation, and Iu private name v desirsd, by A. E. MIN1IE. M. b.
 n Kearay Street, Ban Francisco. Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on spphcstiOl bl lettsr stating symptOms sex and age. CoEIou- nicasscns strictly confidential
 DsS- BIsTIE'S Kidney Remedy Heph- reticum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Com mplAInts. GOnOrrh0a. Glaet. LsucOrrhcsa For ssle by all druggists; tI bOttis. siX b"ttis for fS.
 DS- NINTIE's DAndeiisn Phi. Srs th- oesi and cheapest DysPepsia snd Biiiioua cure tn the market For sale oE all druSgists. isldts
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
OuIiOtoa Ouartzite.

F.. 4. Mich is building a very fine store. It is thirty feet long by sixty feet wide The front will consist of four glass doors. It will take 10000 shingles to cover the roof.
 Drachman < Goldtree have one lot of 5000 feet of lumber en route.
 l.. Enricht and Columbus Glassman have purchased Snyder's brewery at Total Wreck and are shipping it. to Qui- jotoa They will put up brewery BOX SO feet, and dance and variety ball BOX loo feet.
 The Arizona and California Lumber Company are starting a branch yard ai Logan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
p al ace Hotel,
 ALTAR, SONORA

THE OLF FIKST-CLASS PLACE IF town.
 Board with or without Rooms
 at Reasonable Rates. stahle and corral for the accommodation of -uimsls lspsl EYE d CHARLEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
NICKLES PUBLISHING co,

Send for Circular. go ANN STREET.
 Efy-Ageuts wanted. New York City. Exclusive Territory Guaranteed d2sNsn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
Builders, Attention!

IRE UNDERSIGNED WILL LET A CON- tract for the erection of a stable in the con- pany's corral. For particulars apply to
 ARTHUR F. wENDT,
 Gen. Sgpt. Arizona Copper Co. Clifton. Arizoua. December 1s lssS. d22 1w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
TRIAL BOYLE FREE,

surscisot tO show its merit. will be sent Co si
 one Epplyinx by letter, stating his >ymptoh and age Communlcs-ions strictly coundsnuG
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12

Inuot.ucy. Exhautsd vitality, Prematu De-
 .I,sS and Ii. .OSS OF MANHOOD, In all It's
 esrn pIieatIons, and from whatefer cause
 orosiuced. It enrichss and purInes the blood
 Sfoangthsus the Nerves. BT4In. Auscies. DnSes- tion- Reproductive Organs. and Physical S1c
 Mental Faculties. It stops any unnatural dsoai itAting drair upon the system prese nIins tn V, 1nf.rx Iosses dsbilitatsnR dTeaH's seminal ioss-s with the urins etc.. 60 dest'-'S'l'e ,f. mind and body. It is q sure eiinins T 9t ST KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLA1Nls. T contains Do injurious ingrsdients. To those an f1rrtug from Ghe evil effects Of youthful Indl-crctioas or eXeesses. spFedy. IhOr oagh and permanent Cikk n t1 AkAN
 rFED. Price ss. 50 per bottle, or nve oottles $. c-s- with fuII directions and advice. S10 ,Seut secure from observation tO any aduress uf- on rac,ipt of price. or C. c. D To be had nnls
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
WANTED.

C.F RIG HABDs 1 CO, Arests. krA tz9 sznsoras street. Corner Clay
 R-nnrIso1. Cal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07
AGRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL


The beard nf Ne6atom1sk having ,ttafs1
snIIahlt site Cor the rffrrt uII cree. f1uAto o1.
lIoa AZ stock rn1 4Itft ottI1It ana wiz provide
1IeII necteIf 1tar11ttrEa fin 111Ih|[er1 and InI
I1n rnt'|t r1l l1fIIls % ihts1 viii Be made known
lt411t Tie press 1e 30 aI1nE.lcnI4 rIcEItHt
Ample room wifi fn.rr1 Iht I1rI1IIIF % Tn N|1I
I1iaoI Ihc AapinAHi Park AtttciaIl0u rc 1I1iitN|t
i0I l1l AtrIa4 Of a CLASSES 81 1h.1ii aud also lnI
showing |fotk 10 advantage oaI.Idc their stalls
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18
The Russian Stove.

The Russian stove is made of fire re-
sisting porcelain, is always ornamental,
and frequently a highly artistic, hand
some article of furniture Internally il
is divided by thick fire-clay walls into
several upright chambers of fiues. usu-
ally six in number. Some dry firewood
is lighted in suitable fire place, and is
supplied with only sufficient air to eff
feet combustion. all of which enters be-
low and passes through the fiueS. The
productions of combustion being thus
undiluted with unnecessary cold air. are
very highly heated, and in this state
pass up and down through the different
compartments. At the end of this long
journey they have given up most of their
heat to the twenty-four heat absorbing
surfaces of the fire-clay walls. Then all
communication with the chimney is cut
off; the fire is put out, having done its
work, and the interior of the stove has
bottled up its caloric ready for emission
into the room, and. passing through the
non-conducting walls of the stove, is
radiated into the apartments.-PkiladeL
0k;G Press.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18
a WICKED ACT.
Alleged Attempt to Blow Up an Entire
Family In Order to Wreak Vengeance on
One Member-One of the Outcroppings of
the Ohio Miners Strike.

Alleged Attempt to Blow Up an Entire
Family In Order to Hreak Vengeance on
One Member-One of the Outcroppings of
the Ohio Miners Strike.
COLUMBUS, o., December 12.
Jacksonville is terribly excited over the
attempt OF an unknown person to blow up
the house of Richard Barnecutt and kill
his family, between nine and ten O'Clock
last night. The house is located on the
hillside, at the edge of town, and the in
tention seems to have been to roll the
dynamite or explosive against the house
and turn it over and
DOWN THE HILL.
But from the manner in which it was
rolled 1t missed its aim and lodged under
the porch below, where the explosion oc-
CURED, which tore the porch nearly to
shredS. The house otherwise was not
injured, and Barnecutt and wife, with
five children, escaped. The explosion was
heard all over that part of the country,
and soon several hundred people had
gathered at the scene of intended de-
struction. The citizens are greatly ex-
cited over the occurrence, and there is
placed under strong rule This Informal
ton, which was secured at the Office of
the Coal Exchange, says no one could be
found on the streets Immediately after
the explosion occurred, and this is taken
as indication that some of the riotous
element among the
STRIKERS DID THE WORK.
Barnecutt, who was one of the strikers,
went to work for the Coal Exchange
one week ago last Monday, and since
that time his son has been assaulted on
the streets of the town. One of the syn
dictate operators telegraphs that he saw,
last night, several bright lights in the
direction of JACKSONVILLE, but the opera
tor at the latter place has reported no
fires. There is another report from this
source that at an open meeting of the
strikers yesterday they concluded to make
an attack at Happy Hollow last night, if
the weather was of favorable character,
but as nothing has been heard from that
quarter, it is supposed that nothing OF
the kind has occurred.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18
A BIaniac's Freak.

LANCASTER, o., December II.
Gottlieb Steckmiller on Wednesday
night told his wife that God had
summoned him to kill his family. He
then took two-year old child and made
it helplessly drunk, and attempted to
thrust it into the fire, but was prevented
by the mother, who escaped with the
children and gave the alarm. He was
arrested after desperate struggle. Yes
terday, for some reason, Steckmiller was
released from Jail and went back home.
He warned his family to leave home, and
they fed. A sheriff's posse found him at
his house stark naked and armed with an
axe, with which he was destroying things.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18
a SPOILED SENSATION.
The Story of the Resurrection of Miss Es-
telle Newman Denied by Friends of the
Deceased Young Lady.

Deceased Young Lady.
ALBANY, y. Y, December p
The sensational resurrection story,
which was located in the little village OF
Egremont, in the Berkshire hills, is pro-
nounced hoax. 1t was claimed that the
body of Miss Estelle Newman, q young
woman who was supposed to have died
from spinal complaint, was disinterred
by medical students. 1t was said that
life returned to the body while it was be-
ing dissected, and that the young lady is
now alive in an Insane Asylum in SchO-
harie County.
prominent physician declares that
even if Miss Newman had not been dead
when buried, the confinement in the
grave would have ended her life before
resurrection. Besides, there is no insane
asylum in the county named. The story
receives another blow in the statement of
W. II. Wright, of Hudson, n. Y, who
denies that his brother, the late DR..
Wright ever confessed to him about
taking the body of Miss Newton to
albany.
Mrs. Chapel, a sister of Miss Newman,
and Mrs. Newman, their mother, dis
credits the story. Her mania took the
form of conviction that she must not eat,
and she died from starvation and spinal
complaint. Her flesh was Sc wasted that
it was thought impossible she could have
been brought back to life.