Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16
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ths Spectator PnblLshing Company Of Bostoh.
Mass, have just issued : beautiful new PAM
phist containing, among other interesting
matter. : record Of many recent cures wrought
BY DR.. Flower On prominent personagsa
These cures are IN many instances startling in
their nature, having been performed after The
highest authorities and most learned repre-
sentatives OF The old school Of practice had
pronounced the lat Of doom, and declared
them 10 be beyond the limit OF the durable.
SO marvellous are these strange stories Of
lives rescued from the jaws Of the grave that
wore they not related by the individuals
themselves, with their names and addresses
given, and in many instances the parties being
distinguished ~personages. who are noted and
known far and near. one would almost imag-
inc he was In the midst Of some Oriental tale.
with the sweet fascination Of the miraculous
and tho mystery Of the mystic hanging DER
him.
In addition to the above this pamphlet con-
tains an interesting article from . recent issue
Of the New Haven Register on DR.. lowers
strange power Of diagnosing, where, BY sym-
pathetic intuition, no 10 enabled to describe
the exact condition. Of the internal organism
rise, progress, and the attending symptoms
far more accurately than the patient himself
could give them, and this without asking the
patient . question. This power accounts. toa
very great extent, for the doctors phenomenal
success in treating his thousands Of patients,
. large per cent Of whom are treated in their
homss, hundreds and Thousands Of miles from
Boston.
There ia also in this little book . strikingly
fne picture Of DR.. Flower, and an excellently
engraved view Of DR.. Flowers new Health
Palace, now rapidly approaching completion,
in Boston. 1t will be one of the features OF
the SHub," . palace Of beauty aud comfort
All inyslids sEonld not fail to read this re-
post paid. to every reader OF this paper who
sends name and address, to the SPECTATOR
Publishing Company, Boston. Mass.
Dancing with q Corpse.
Burials alive are far more common in
hot countries. where the burial takes place
within twenty-four hours after death. than
they are here, where one gets. as a rule, a
weeks grace. In Spain the body is fire.
quently removed to the undertaken shop
q few hours after death. In n of the
largest Of these establishments in Madrid,
some years ago al extraordinary sight was
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his "casket" one afternoon and placed in
the room set apart for that branch Of the
business. The proprietor lived over his
premises, and this especial evening was
giving a grand ball. When the ball was
at its full height a gentleman in full
evening dress suddenly joined the compa-
ny. He danced with the wife Of the I'M
dertaker. and he danced with the UNDER
takers daughter. and seemed TO be thor
ougly enjoying himself. The undertaken
thought he knew his face, but didn't like
to be rude and ask him his lame; but by
and by all the guests departed and the
strange gentleman was the only one left.
Shall | send for a cab for you?" said the
host at last. NO thank you" replied the
gentleman; I'm staying in the house"
Staying in the housed" exclaimed the I'M
dertaker; who are you, SIR" What. don't
you know me. Tn the corpse that was
brought in this afternoon" The under
taker Mortified rushed to the mortuary-
room and found the coffin empty. His
wife and daughter had been dancing with a
corpse. An explanation, of course. fol-
lowed. The gentleman who had only been
in a trance, had suddenly recovered and
hearing music and reyelry above and hav-
ing a keen sense of humor had got out of
his coffin tthe Spanish coffin closes with Il
lid which is only locked just previous to
interment) and joined the festive party.
He was quite presentable as in Spain the
dead are generally buried in full evening
dress.-ReJeree.