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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30
Ex.EMpREss or BRAZIL DEAD.
The Consort of Don Pedro Taken Sud
deuly Worse and Dies.

The COnBOrt OF DOn Pedro Taken Sud,
deuly Worse and Dies.
0PoRro, Dec. 29.-'rhe ex, Empress Of
Brazil, who was visiting here with Doul
Pedro, died suddenly yesterday Of hear,
disease. Her illness first assumed an
alarming phase yesterday. It had been
the intention OF tho Imperial family 10
start for France to-day, The doctors for.
babe the journey for fear that tho ex.
citenent aud fatigue would precipita a
crisis. The Empress was, however, d
little better.
Daring the morning, Dom Pedro went
0ut for a. promenade aud visited the
Museum OF Fine Arts. He was found
there by the Brazillan Consul, " ho had
been dispatched To hasten his return 10
Tue hotel hdOause the condition Of the
Empress had suddenly become critical.
Briore Dom arrived the Empress was
dead.
The remains will be temporarily do.
posted in a mortuary chapel In the
Lapa convent here, and will b. alterward
taken to Lisbon for interment In the
royal pantheon. The municipal author.
tties oi this city, returning Ia full stats
from the celebration OF the Kinp's proc.
lamatlon In the Cathedral, went to the
motel OF the ex.Emperor TO offer their
condolences, but Dom Pedro was SO
overcome by the event that he could not
receive them. The Cardinal Archbishop
OF 0porto also called.
Tue ex.EmpreSs was the daughter Of
Francis l., the King OF the two siOllles,
she was married 10 Dom Pedro when
the latter was seventeen years old. They
have two children, tue Princesses Isa.
bella and LeopOldina.
DOm Pedro has received many tele.
grams OF coincidence on the death Of his
vile. Among them was one irom Queen
Victoria. The Empress last words were
II regret that my children aud graud,
children are not around me that | might
bless them"
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A RUNAWAY BOY,
A ClaFksburg Youth Caught up In oincln
natl by Policemen,

AClHkBpurg hputh ShuBht w III S'hp'h'
natl by Policemen,
CINCINNATI, Dec. 29,-The Enquirer
says; Edward Maxwell, a good looking
but rather small youth Of tG years, ran
away from his home in ClarksburR, W,
Va, and Came to this city, arriving Fri
day Aight, He was met at the depot by
Officers Goedicke and Wimsey, who had
been advised by telegraph Of the lads
break, When searched at Central Sta.
tion nearly 500 10 bills, three pocket
books, deck oicards, number OfCheaP
weekly story papers and change Of
clothes were found on him. The boys
father, Edwin Maxwell, is we'll
known lawyer Of West Virginia.
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A YirlIm nl Ia ilrInnn,

BosroS, Mass, DeC so-=yGeorge W,
sayip, "a instructor Of mathematics al
Harvard College, died this uloFpIps al
the MassaCh usetls sepayal Aospital, aged
twVnty.niAs YearS lie was seized With
an acute attack Ol psfitOnitls on Tues,
LAY aud on WednpViay was taken down
with Ia grippe. He underwent an Opvr.
alton Saturday afternoon,
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lhe tlrlr ln phIIadeinhtA,

PIiLADELputA, Dec. 29.-A promi.
nent physician OF this city said that
there were fully 26,OOO persons now
being treated for iuauenza. According
10 the Board Of health report ior the
week ending to-day, there we're 10 per
cent lees deaths irOn pulmonary trouble
during that time than for the CORES.
pOndlng period Of last year and thus far
not Que Heath directly ttaCeable to inau.
erza has occurred.
Georgs W. Chllds Ia Just pOoVerlng
irom an attack which kept him indoOrt
for BpYeEal days,
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CAIRO, WA, Dec, PSI. B. Correll's
large barn together with It's contents
including hay, oats, valuable machinery
and vegetables, was completely destroy.
ed by hre last might, the fire being dis.
covered about 10 o'clock. The fire was
the work OF an incendiary, people
having very decided opinions about its
orIRia. The loss Ia estimated at $1,000.
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Mrs. BARRhnA lS.ANnY.
WHY size vas Contlnsd III tIlO dresden ia.
sane Asylum,

WV WV SNf"NN" w htN AFtNHNNH
sane Asylum.
NEw YoRR, Dec. 20--A mblepram
was printed this morning TO the elect
that the wliO Of Judge Barrett, Of the
New York Supreme Court, bad been
confined In an insane asylum at
Dresden by order Of her husband and
that Ahe claimed 10 bo saus. jude
Barrett OIL being shown tho dis.
patch said facts were these: He npF.
fled bis wife ~ years ago, 4, me
years ailetWard Oh, began 10 show nI n.
lal pBOullafltlgs. llg Then lpaFned or
The htst time that Insanity was her dl.
tAfy Ia her iamlly,
Mrs. Battvtts CCcphttiriiipB caused
her husband much trouble ipf Il number
ut years. Her chief dOluInn Was that
people were trying To poison her, Her
condition has steadily gtUAu NUfs,,
Upon advice Oi plIySlUlanB IL Waa
deemed best 10 send thU lady 10 a retreat
iOr the Insane where she Is fVCviv wing tha
beat Of care.
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LADY 0P TIIE WHITE HOUSE.
Former Mistress of the Presidential
Nfau.tn,, HAS I'm AlnbAnn

A Former Mistress of the Presidential
Mansion Dies in Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 29.-Mrs.
Robert Tyler died in this o!ty this morn.
ing at s o'clock, in the 74th year oi hor
age. Mrs. Tyler was daughter Of the
tragedian, Thomas Cooper, and Mary
Fairlie, a celebrated belle Of New York.
In lS40 she married Robert Tyler, Gldest
son OF President Tyler, and upon the
special request Of the President and his
wife, who was an invalid, she presided as
"Lady'oi the White House" during the
frat three years Of President Tyler's
administration,
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THEY ARE UNTRUE.
Tho stories riat Dom Pedro. Estates wore
CunHIeAted OflCinll, Denied,

WASHINGTON, b. o., Dec. 2O.-rhe fol.
lowing Telegram, received this morning
by Mr.. vAlsnte, Btaslllaa Minister, from
MI. B.tbo1A, Minister Of Finance, shows
to bs untrue the statements repeatedly
made that the provisional government
Of Brasil had qonqaCatsd property
belonging 10 the u npSrorl y
BrataiiH Minister, lpdiAiNsiOn,
We see that the European press con.
liAues 10 accept false fumurs ~ a bAtis
iof accusation against US. The property
belonging " tho Imperial family has
not been conhsCated, 0n the contrary
The decree has guaranteed 70 RllUY the
Imperial family sufficient tlhB Within
which 10 dispose Of lls property. What
has been cancelled ls The allowance ID
The civil llSt and the subsidy granted by
the provisional goveFnnient
lSlgnedj RvY BARBoEA,
Minister Oi Finance.
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PniLApRLPHiA, Dec 2g.-AlOSandOr
Beck 4 Son, carpet manufacturers, oil
this city, made an assignment yesterday
lof the benell Of creditors 10 Charles \.
FutbuOh, Ol NJ. A, Furbpsh 4 Co.,
wOOlBn gnnda manufacturers. Tie
assignee estimates tile liabilities al $780,.
0O0 and ahselB At barely $4,000.
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MYsrERIuus MllRppR..
A Man ASsassInatpd In a strange Manner
Ia Gcorgla.


In GOorglu.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 2O.-Jas. f Wood
ward died in this city this evening.
Thursday night Woodward, who is a
well.known business man, was walking
out Marietta street when somebody step
ped In front OF him and asked II he was
Jim Woodward2 He answered in the
affirmative ami the man pushed pistol
to Woodward's breast and fired. Wood
ward walked TO his sisters house, a mile
or more away, and told the story as here
given. HG tried TO take the matter
lightly, and 1t was thought he would get
well, but 4 relapse To-day brought death.
The police have kept quiet, hoping to
catch the perpetrator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30

ST., Paul, MtSSD Dec, 9O,-A special
from Huron, s. D., reports the nearest
approaVh 10 a blizzard since the tnemofa'
bio 18th Of January, 1887 Snow has
dflited badly. All trains were, held
there last night aud to-day, but all Will
70 OuL Oh schedule time tomorrow
manning.
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TNRBATGNLD sI,ElEg,
AmOns tie rmplBys,6f q IItt.burg TraS.
-f" wv j. Nl0u 1tAliFON1,

pirrsBuRo, Pa, Dee. pa strike Il
threatened on the Fifth Avenue Lrac.
tlon load iq thIg city, Thia morning
igp gElpmen, amopg the numhet ak oil
the t9tn brought from the east when
Ihe road vas OpenBd, we're discharged
because they wefv members Of the
knights Of Labor. Tie assembly waa
recently organised, and four Hiths gl
tie gilphen are members, Those dis
charged were believed 10 b. the leaders
10 the movement A meeting will be
held lO!thOifOW, when the matter will
be Atblttated OF Bttike oSdeted.
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Gnnbilur Caused.

TERRE HAUrE, lSDy Dec. a-J. II.
Young was found ln his room this even.
Ing, with bullet wound Ia his head
and q revolver by his aide. II isknown
that he lost considerable money Ia tie
public gambling houses here, aud TINT
laSt night and to-day hU had been plays
Ing In bad luck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30

PORTLAND, ooS, Dec. ga large
shoe factory near the city was totally
destroyed by arc last night. The cause
Of the Hre was the explosion OF lamp.
None OF the stock aud machinery was
saved. The loss Is $S5,0Q0. Insurance.
81 OB0
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Re1Iera.l Ilsr raj.

NEw YoRk, Dec. 20 "a Brooklyn boy
nStSed his sick mnthcr for several DAYS
and nights. Finally, through lack Of
rest, be lost his mlnd, got a pistol and
shot hts mother, he SAYS, to relieve h.r
oil pain. He then shot himself. The
woman Is dead and ller S,n viii die.
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TUE SOUTH CAROLINA BUrCHERY,
A Statement Regarding the killing {
Eight Negroes by Mob,

A Statement Regarding the killing Oi
Eight Negroes by Mob.
CHARLEsyoS, s, O., Dec, 29,-The fol-
lowing statement, signed by Robert Al,
driCh, Mike Brown, George II, Bates,
William McNab and James A, jenkins,
some Of the most prominent and inauen
tial citizens of Barnwell, has been sent
in explanation Of the terrible hatchery
Of ofdeteuseless men at that place Friday
nights
In consequence Of the lynching which
took place here last night, the under
signed were requested by the Sheriff To
act as an advisory committee to counsel
such steps as may be deemed best to 81
cure order. We at first proceeded to in.
vestigate and deem II right TO put The
public In possession OF tue facts Of the
occurrence and causes which We be-
lieve led to 1t, as far as we have gathered
than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30
HER BODY FOUND.
Tho Fate of sarah Nichols who Disappear.
cd From LOMsll.

2s'u = wv Ut 7ItFI'tH ANIVEIUIV WIN HEI7WWVUIFs
cd From Lowell.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Dec. 2O.-Abont
noon to-day the body Of Miss Sarah F.
Nichols was found frozen in the Ice Of
the Merrimac river, about \ mile above
the upper bridge. Miss Nichols disip.
peared from Lowell Christmas eve. She
ralded ia Belvlder0, aud was recently
sgindisd out Of $1,000 by Charles Met
GALL This caused dependency aud led
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30

loSpoN, neO s1--DurIng a fog on tht
river Clyde The steamer OVlngton CANT
Into collision with tbs steamer Queen
Victoria and the lOrtnef sank. Five pei.
Anha were drowned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30
Mr.. oiA.i,,nbs,. i,l,,hdsy.

LONDON, Dec. g9.--Mt. Glalstona la
received 200 kilograms aud 800 letter
CongfatVIaIing him upon his SOLh birth
day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30
MElEONE MINTER
An Old Fashioned snow storm over q Wide
Area Ia the Northwest.

Area In the NUrthWeat
ST. PAUL, Dec, 20 Winter weather 10
reported as having set In generally
throughoutthe northwest. Heavy snow
has fallen uyeta vide area aud tralns will
undoubtedly be delayed at many poihts:
Tie general snow fall, witch reached
thetWin cities early yesterday evening,
lad strengthened 10 a gale Of the bllG.
Sardy perslASIop later aud ragged tutl'
nuRlv until mOfnlnI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30

RoAR, Dec. Va-AL iO.monoW'S con.
SlRtOly the Pope will appoint the BlBh.
ops oil hve new American sees.
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Pitcher O'IIrIen Dying.

Troy, N. Y, Dec, 99,-Pltcher John
o'Brien, of last seasons Cleveland club,
Is very Ill with typhoid fever in this
city, and Is not expected to live.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30

One thousand, nine hundred and
Vighty.iouf foreigners landed In this
country Saturday,
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pEoINNINa op rnR TROUBLE.

BEGINNING OF THE TROUBLE.
On October 80 last, John H. Hetier.
nam, a prominent young merchant and
brave, public.spirited citizen, was shot
down and killed in Bsrnwell by negroes.
Public indignation ran very high
Threats Of lynching were freely made,
out this was diverted by cooler counse
At the last term OF court the grand jury
found true bills against his murderer
and accessories, but the cases were Cou
dnued. Tbs white people were dis
appointed and the negroes, II is thought,
were emboldened by this disposition OIL
the matter.
On the 10th Of December Mr.. james
5. Brown, a prominent planter AM
leading citizen Of Fish Pond township,
vas shot 10 death on his own premise,
by negroes without the slightest justiti
cation or excuse. The murderer har
nOt been arrested, On the 18th Ul
December, while going from his store at
Martins station to his house, a mil,
away, Mr.. Robert Martin, a young nau
OF the most exemplary character anu
uf the highest standing as a man anu
citizen, was followed by a negro ant
shot in tue back with a gun loaded
with slugs on the public road, which
passes through hiS fathers plantation,
III hearing OF negroes, whose houses
We're all around the spot where he was
shot, and who admitted that they heard
the shot and his cries when shot, anu
uone OF whom went to his relief or to
nis body, although IL lay In the road all
aud for several hours alter daylight III
plain view OF them all,
REsULT OP A CONSPIRACY.
It was satisfactorily established that
his murder was the result Of a conspiracy
70 remove him in order that their licenst
upon the plantation OF his father nigh
be greater. The murderer, that Is, the
uegro who fired the shot, and his acces.
sorits, sixi6 number, after being Clearl,
Identified by the Coroner's Jury, were
arrested aud lodged in Jail. These sew.
eral brutal murders Of prominent white
men by negroes caused u state OF indig.
nant resentment among our people that
Eau be better lmagined than described,
but cannot he iuaglned by any one moi
present In our midst. Last night u large
bOdy Of armed lnen 10 disguise, at abOul
ga. IN, called at tue Jail, OverpOwured
the jailer, took out the six murlerers Of
Martin and two Of Hefernan,, took then
~ the limits Of the corporation and shot
them to death.
This exclamation OF the causes which
led to the lynching does not, In the opin,
ion OF the law.a6idiug citizens, In any
Hay, justify the atrOcIoIg murder Vi
eight deiepseless human beings. Tie
greatest indignation IL expressed here ut
the brutality of the deed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
Married Secretly.

The secret marriage Of Miss Mamie Por-
ter and George r. whittaker, jr., two we'll
known sooiety people Of Wilmington, Del,
closures made by the physician Of the
lady's family.
The marriage took place in October last
and since that time the young people have
lived each in their own family and have
mingled In society as single persons. II is
said that objection TO the marriage was
made by the brides parents on the ground
Of the young mans inability to support a
wife.
The bride is about % years of age and the
daughter of William T. Porter, president of
the j. Morton Poole company, machinists !;
also president Of the board of water COM
missioners Of Wilmington. The groom is
the grandson Of George p. Whitaker, pro-
prietor of the Principle iron furnaces, at
Principle, Md. Both families are wealthy
and the young people move in the best
society of the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
Mothers, Mothers. Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teethr II
80, go at once and get a bottle OF MRa. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t; there is no mistake about It, There is
not mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest TO the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating like
magic II is perfectly safe to use In all cases and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription OF
one Of the oldest and best female phy ysicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere,
Is cents a bottle. iune25lyd&w
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OrlNrERKzr rcLAprEs.
Of INTEREST TosLADrEs.
superhuous Hair!
supernuous Hairl
Supernuous Hair!
supernuous Hair
OF rNrEREr TO LADIES.

OF INTEREST TO LADIES.
AN EsrAsLrsnMExr IN f'niI.ApELrnIA
ncntly removed from the face by Electrolysis
(the Electric Needle operation).
suIssTn ae
stroys Supernuous Hair without pain, scar
shock or trace, by the Electric Needle opera
In answer TO many letters nom fashion and
scientific Journals and nom ladies from all parts
pr. Van pyck respectfniiy e. states % that the Eiec.
trio Needle process is endorsed by all physicians
and surgeons Of eminence as being the only
hair d'' can be destroycd. Il is almost painisss
causing mere stinging sensation.
ce of sse S. SS%peey
ing the papaila Of hair germ, 90 the hair cen
newer mc ss NOR Spom G
Of the patient is required al the onice.
depilatories.. heated wax, pumice stone, the
twcezers. scissors or razor, only makes these
hairs grow harsher. coarser, darker and more
Remember, ladies, this is a delicate surgical
operation, and should never be performed ex-
cept by physician or surgeon OF nnder MS
Dr. Van Dyck is a regular graduate of medi.
op twenty ana the
tric needle operation for the first time thirteen
wears ago, having the honor Of being the second md
and the first to use II In Dernat tological practice.
since then the demand for his services In this
specin ~ has become so great that he has given
up ale other practice and makes an exclusive
speciality Of ElectrolSurgery and Dermatology'
No physician living to-day has written 90
many articles for fashion. literary or scientinc
Journals on the subject ~ DIR Van Dyck has.
As illustration OF the universe interest taken
last three yeaIs from ladies from every::part Of
the civilized world.
Every lady troubled with superfiuous hair
should consult DR. Van Dyck, and should read
his book which Is mailed free TO every one
writing for II.
Superfuous hair is surprisingly prevalent.
We see IL In the drawing room, theatre, on the
street, and wherever ladies congregate. AT least
IS of every 100 ladies have more or less superfu.
Gus hair at some time during their lives. Re-
member this, no matter tf you are Is or -,
whether you have 10000 or n few struggling
hairs on your face, every one can be destroyed
forever.
Don't hesitate TO consult DR.. Van Dyck freely
and with confidence. Rich or poor. young or
old, he will examine your case cheerfully. No
fees unless you are treated. Call Mt once. once
and operating rooms, 40 N. Eleventh street,
Philadelphia. Hours, Q to Sunday, 10 to 8.
Never falls. Advice free. Book free Note
Birth marks, red nose, enlarged veins Of the
nose, cists, cancers and tumors removed by Dr.
Van Dyck. Terms to suit rich and poor Send
for book.
Ladies who cannot come to Philadelphia for
treatment will notice that DIR. VanDyck will
have parlors at the stevens House, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 20, 20 and 81
ss- Terms Very Low. Hours-sto
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Among Errors Ruinous to Health.

One OF the most mischievous and most COM
mon is the indiscriminate and too frequent use
cfpurgatives. Such medicine, IL we'll chosen
snd seasonably resorted TO, are certainly useful,
but many persons select the worst, fly from one
20 the other and employ them when there is no
occasion, or their utility ceased. To establish
on n permanent basis "a regular condition of the
bowels, the finest Alternative Is Hostettcr's
Stomach Bi:ters. II is botanic in origin and a
safe succedaneum for those Objectionable drugs,
calomel and blue pill; II does not sripc or
drench the bowels like the ordinary evacuents,
and 1t not only reforms irregularity Of the habit
Of body, but remedies the disorder and inac-
tivity of the liver and stomach. which usually
accompany that condition. Rheumatism, kid
ney trouble, malarial complaint and nervous
ness are removed by the Bitters.
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tThe only trains which run daily.
=, on Sunday the Mail train west runs by way
J. 4. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. e. PUGH. General Manager.
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PARTED.


For the IxrKlLfoRScER.
Parted more widely are they now
Than waters can divide;
They who were held upon one knee.
One happy hearth beside.
For, Love with each has shaken hand
And bsde q last aleu-,
They may not call the angel back
Nor live the past anew.
o. loathsome Doubt, thou ghost Of Hate.
Why haunt the human heart?
Since faith and peace before thee ny,
And all things fair, depart.
The sea, It's true, may sever forms
But souls will stem the tide,-
No stretch Of land, nor swell Of dcer
Can brother love divide.
But where thy yowa,ag guy, q doubt
IL cast like surging main!
What power can bridge the chasm o'er,
Or weld loves severed chain?
--Mog NerroU.
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Remarkable Case or Cataiepsy.

Aftsr several days sickness the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Boshiler,
Of Elkhart, Ind, was given up by the
beats being imperceptible, while her eyes
were glazed, her under jaw dropped and
the death rattle was i'm her throat. Her
father went to Lagrange, had grave dug
and made the necessary arrangements for
the funeral on Monday in company with
several relatives.
He came back TO be astonished upon
approaching his home to learn that his
daughter, several hours after his departure
aud while lying in her shroud, had re-
turned to life and was rapidly improving.
The case puzzles the community, but the
joy of the parents over the restoration of
their daughter il unbounded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07

This remedy is becoming so well known and
80 popular as to need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song of praise.-A purcr medicine does not ex-
LIST and Il Is guaranteed 20 do all that Is claimed
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases Of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pmples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by i'm
pure blood.--Will drive Malaria from the sys-
tenn and prevent as well as cure all Malaiial
fevers,--For cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Btters.-- Entire
satisfaction guaranteed money refunded.
Price 6Oc and 81 90 per bottle at II. b. Cochran's
Drug store, 1877 and l39 N. Queen ST., Lancaster
Pa (h