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VOL. I—NO. 4.
J)avion ttimbov ('Vwetti-,
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BY
RICHARD W- GRUB E
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DARIEN, GA.
CITY DIRECTORY.
County Officers.
(aunty Cotn:ni-s/'iitci‘s~T. P. gjasi*, Chairman, J
ji. uiisoii, J unes Walker, James i.acklison, if. L.
.Morris, 1.. Mclntosh. Thomas Gignilliat.
i’U rk /'■ <'■ A alter A. Way.
C!,rk Superior Court -Isaac M. Aipen.
Ordinary— Lewis Jackson.
Sheriff— lames R. Bennett,
1 >€>><'! Sheriff— Alonzo Guyton.
Her- tier Tax Returns— Madison Thomas.
Tar Collector -S. W. Wilson.
(,'ovnty Treasurer—E P. Champncv.
The '’onimissioners meet fust Wednesday in each
month.
Municipal Officers.
Ex- Off. Mayor—T. P- Pease.
Ex- Off Aldi rm n— las. Gi’-on. ,T imeg W alker,
Jam -S i.acklisoii, ii. L. Morris, L. Mclntosh, Thus.
CJitriii ! l iat.
Clerk and I'T&a&uvQT-- Walter A. w > y.
City Mtndtal—Ko berf E. Carr.
Harbor Master —ltunes A!>< nl.
Inspector Central—E. S. IJ.jcby.
rolice Court every morning ut 12 o‘elou!;.
'J. S. Cfiicer'i.
C I! dor of Customs Brvo su lie Hhltlct— John T. j
C<- in-. t'is ji !'i wick.
Deputy Collector of Customs for Port of Darir> -
Thomns Wheeler.
Boarding Master Port of Dari a— Chas. H. Town- j
Bend.
TJ. 3. Mails.
Postmaster- -D. W. Davi*.
Tjie. mail leav.-r Diricii very Wodn ami‘'at
n lay at 9 o’clock M.. for Mclntosh No. 3, A. &
O R. U.. making closeconned ions w ith mails
North and South.
The mail arrives from Mclntosh, No. 3. A. A G.
K K.. every Tuesday and Friday ev.
Mails close every Wednesday and Saturday at B,ffi
o'clock.
Religious.
The’can* relisiotn servicer at the E.
Church • v tv Salibath evening at o ami S o clock-
Rev. R. M. Lockwood, Pastor.
Religions services at tin* Episcopal (’hiudi every
Sunday moioing at 11 o'clock. }icv. K. F. Clutc,
Pastor.
Reli-r'on? service? every Sabbath at 11 -d., 3 1 •
M. aid 7P. M., at the colored BaptistChuicli-Kcv.
li. Mitlin. Pastor.
Religious services every Sabbath 11 A. AT., ar.d
3P. M.. at the Methodist Church (colored) liev. S.
Brown, Pastor.
Masonic,
Live Oak Lodge No. 137 meets first Wednesday in
earn month at their Hall near the Magno in House.
E. P. Champncy, W. M. A. E Carr, Secretary.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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r^'--~s> -yj ~ ~si WJz-Jk-*- .s-*h
GENE'i, SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, j
ATLANTIC AND Ul'I.F RAILROAD.
savannah, October 11 ls"3. )
/ \N AND AFTER SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12.
V * 1873. Passenger Trains on this road will run as
follows:
EXPRESS PASSENGER.
Leave Savannah daily at 4:30 P. M.
Arrive al Jesup daily at 0:15 P. M.
Arrive at Bainbridge daily at s '-15 A. M.
Arrive at Albany daily at 0:J0 A. M.
Arrive at Live Oak daily at A. -M.
Arrive at Jacksonvile daily at b':l2 A. M. |
Lrrive at Tallahassee daily at !n:55 A. M. j
Leave Tallahassee daily at 2:20 P. M.
Leave Jacksotiviiie daily at 2;lO P. JI.
Leave Live Oak daily at 0:0., P. M.
Leave Albany daily at 3:40 P. JI.
Leave Bainbrtdge daily at 4:50 P. M.
Leave Jesup daily at... 5:00 A. JL
Arrive at Savannah daily at B*2o A. Ji.
Sleeping Car runs through to Jacksonville.
Passengers for Brunswick take tliis Train. arriving
at Brunswick daily at 10:30 P JI.
Arrive at Brunswick daily at 10:30 P. Jr.
Aeave Brunswick 2:30 A.M.
Arrive at Savannah S:2O A. M.
Passengers from Macon by M. and D- 8:00 A. JI..
train connect at Jesup with train for Florida. Pas
sengers from Florida connect at Jesup witn tram
arriving in Macon at 4:30 P. M.
ACCOMJIODATION TRAIN.
(EASTERN DIVISION.)
Leave Savannah (Monday, Wednesday and
Friday) at 0:50 A. M.
Arrive at Jesup (Monday, Wednesday and
Friday) at 12:30 P. JI.
Arrive at Lawton .Monday, Wednesday and
Friday) at 7,30 P, JI.
Leave Lawton (Tuesday, Thursday and 3ar
il rd ay at -7: O#A. JI.
Leave Jesup (Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
. ' day) at !2:10 P. JI.
Arrive at Savannah (Tuesday, Thursday ao<l_
Saturday) at 5:40 ”•
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
(WESTERN DIVISION.)
Leave Lawton (Sunday excepted) L'io A. M.
Arrive at Valdosta. “ J-J-
Arrive at Quitman, “ 10:54 A. M.
Arrive at Thomasvillc 2:40 P.M.
Arrive at Alhany, “ TIOO P. M.
Leave Albany, ' “ 8:15 A. M,
Leave Thomasville, “ 2:10 P- M.
Leave Quitman, “ 4:15 P. M.
Leave Valdosta, “ 6:3S P. M.
' Arrive at Lawton, “ 8:05 P. M.
Conncctingat Albany with Night Train on South
western Railroad, leaving Albany Sunday, Tuesday
ami Thursday and arriving at Albany Monday,
Wednesday and Frinay.
Trains on Brunswick and Albany Railroad leave
Junction (No. (I, A. and G. R. R.) for Albany
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at 11;00 A. M..
sand arrive from Albany Tuesday, Thursday and
■ Saturday. 2:4!) P. M.
5 Mail Steamer leaves Bainbiidrc for Apalachicola
every Thursda-. at BA. M.
■ H , H. S. HAINES, Gf.nl. Supt.
SAYS YOU MEYI
J
TIMES ARE HA HI!!
:!
IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THATEVK Y ONE
1 SHOULD FIND TIIE PLACE j
I
|
WHERE THEY Cl\ GET
f
The Most for Ther Money,
A. ii. y jbiiliif i
01.1 l STOiiK, COIiXI HIIO-' I)
and sciuyvi;n to,
BAIiIEN, a A.,
Would res; ectfhnv invite tl; ttention ol' their
friends and residents of Jf
Darien ami a-.lj nn j cg"'Lh-: .
to their iurcre ri; well se
lected s- <lc of
GeY?eral Melliandise,
CONSIsTW OF
T\ r ~-‘ "’T r*lM jT) V> <■
1) ii- £ mUJ 6.
CLOTHING-,
HAT; an cl CAPS,
BOOTS and SIPS,
GROCERIES,
BACON,
FLOUR, [
COS,
' MEAL,
OATS,
HAY,
LIME,
HAIR,
C R O cfc B R IT ,
STOVES;
GhAs-WA
T-Tifaro,
Table and
Po< et
i, Cutlery 3
Farming laments, Sc,,
Particular attain
given to tf-upply of vessels.
Captains of vas a are
especial!#ited to examine
our larAd complete stock of
SHIP C ANDLERY,
before pu|;ising elsewhere,
which - arc selling at
j>ris that will
Join pare
favoral with any city
ihe South.
IGOODsIIIVERED in the
CITYfe on the RIDGE,
FRlof CHARGE.
F
GIVE?3 A CALL.
IV & li. STRAIN.
'• May 2 —lv. B
DARIEN, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1871.
1! A L T I M O II E
PEARL HOMINY.
Having the sole an ney of the celebrated
BALTIMORE PEARL HOMINY COMPANY,
beg leave to cali tlie attention of Gorcers and the
public in general to the following articles manufac
tured by tlie above named Company from Pure
Southern White Corn, and warranted to keep for
years in any climate.
BREAKFAST ETOUIXY,
In Barrels and Cases of 10 Caddies of 5 pounds each.
SAMP, on COARSE HOMINY
so popular with YiririniHuy. and Northern AnK -
PKAHLMEAL, in Bam-is, rnd Caaes*. mostly n v( T
ior Corn Broad. CORN, FLOUR, very choice, m.d
white a? snow : can be used in eonnu tio : v, it'.
Wheat Flour frr all kiuds ol'pastjy, birc.R. tc.
MTEL FEED OR CIXOLL
a superior article of food for nil Meat cattle. lim-.-gj. '
rmv.j, swine, etc., being cheaper than any other'feed. :
and increasing t)ie ilow of milk in cows.
All of which will lie fold at mauutacturers prices, |
FOR CASH, Freight and i xpenses added, by
rJ * A. ME’lv LE B 9
Comniis-ion Mmi limit and Dealer in Grain, Huj t |
Feed. Coal, and (’ountry Produce of all kinds. |
Aueiit for the Soluble Sea Xaland (iuano. Cousign
ments of .ill Country Produce solicited. Orders
prom ply-filled.
T. A.
lr.fi B \y Sire- t, Savannah, Gt?.
ApiillS—4ai.
?EY!
ors’dt
AND
PAPEE BAGS.
FRrilAVrA.il & NICHOLS,
120 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. GA.
April 2(>—lm.
DR; % L. HEINS,
Lit UNS WICK, GEORGIA,
t.'iu-i s uti .•*, Scrofula, Csa.
cp:s, i) ~!•••-:, J’iJff. C st
sumjG( ougli notl ail
of Itic lan vs,
• id . (*< < . j
A’ l persons suficriu;; oni tsny ofihe n- v
v, ill do vv •;*: to >. >•!. : -r. L. IRtN It
' tiled.
All vi-'- tuiiß m die imp, and proUnul 1 ;
. April 26—ly.
WAUI ' ; l /a. Ta
A T T 0 R X BY
AND i ,
Counsellor at Low,
AND
!ctj s- x 1 'mq fi 9mm
A.
> * ! T -'• : " ’ . th :• Conits of the coun
' Glyi a Waj to*. Ap-
Bryan. Also in the
1 ptcy Ae.
1 ii : Li tlii* collection of
c’;■--. id th \ As. .i. ioi: of Ldiid Cities.
April
D; TTIiUNIJr,
B ASKER <S BROKER,
Brunswick, Ga.
I ) CVS AND SELLS EXCHANGE ON New York,
t > Sai ai n th, Boston, and Phila Rdpiii.-i, at lowest
market ratvs.
Hu vs and scls Gold and Silver and Conmcrcial
Papvr-
Interest allowed on .-pi rial deposits,
(’oll 'ctiorid j iomplly attended to, nQdJbueß St so
licitcd.
April 25-1 y. _ i
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What-a Little E oy Thought.
i. . aliilo hoy abo:u so rißinv
• yeur,o!tl; I tluu’t l:riuw wbciltor rm
I n g'cwrf liujp boy, but I’m aiivii.l not,
! tor .1* s >nt"times do wick. 1 tliiitp's,
•ti.'l A,: I cut Kistc; 8 kittlin'., tail TiV
' ’ •t’ ‘hopping knife, mil:. Id Iter
| m iiis dug cnine along and dV,
; Tipi waiiow-* 1 it before kilty coui.i
in.' *■ ek Uih'hi.son, and sister s-dd
i3i. ey . ' and >fc nmst have !. . a.
1 ’’ but m Hht did
Bill .
* i Hu, and I’m afraid
j- " ui. Tiicii ii .; !udit l knew
xoe durs went, io a.*- I I said yes
they wenl tuN; 3 and
' wr.for tho 10.-WSp pet: ; s!ie said
i 11,1 Cpf i il Dike of lire*and brin: iono;
td' • b a.iiii *me trl w •uld liId• to go
liicn), and I id no, lor I didn’t think
tlierdwonid h.< much skafiug or .slid
ing <Mi t! e.’lake, iuJ the boyy couuhi’t
snoubi, I either on shore, and she
saifl wa , iiton; thsm that, jn.d, as
‘■hoi , i t .at ' is . t bad enough, f ,
I doj’t think they can play base bail
iiutiu iv Then she asked mo if 1
woulgn t ’ ko to be an angel and have
a hap;, ad I said no, I rather be
stag ■oi v. i-and nave a big dnim, for
I co, i ud j i y on fc’oth'-r thiu;;.
I oil 4ldu’r like to bc a uage!, f, r their
wi; t> ast be in the way" when ti -
go t;-J an:dug, and play tag an i
frogA.nd bv-'.-ith.-s it ninst be kard to
fly wL.h one : not used to i . But
it wii '■! be j d!y to boa stage driver
funljhvo a gr, at ! , g whip a td toac.i
4 ' • • and t. y ‘Vdloiig tiler .
" .atNi- y - doiu.nr on ?” I should li!,
! lint jfe’.ieii 1 i'. fly in*; and th n
•e rl .- . ] the: 0 WS ft (Il'Clulhli
■,’fdd ; ]> b hol!er..-d and
G’T-- :.>i■ : -e I whs Oil it, and then
T vs atid as .it u i to lied
; W w. but X dain’t car.
• ! ” r s-- hr !n"i iiottiing
• ’-LI got
id, iU: i in at tli pa try
■-J®, ■ 1 wc ■:■>. a minco piy and
h nidiul of douglinnts, ntid
■ ..yi b and if was the ci.jl: that
[ ! i- it \ay and -,y,
m 1 1l : ;
* * \
■ -a ii i. Hi-<t enougli; ami
i isoßie/i ni y swear, for 1 s.iul bv
j goll :|ic (tie • il l y, am! sis'-rh-ard
iTtm, an ! . ;n'd mo:;., r, a .1 in .tln-r
sai !iv-• . -. i b>; am! v: >u!d bring
iiurgia;.. hairs to tho grave, and she
wbij ;■ ; r , ! : Ji! . think i: dom
her gray hairs any go >d, and it !::;:-(
me, an'd wh( n I• • ' u,p tair.-- 1 a-dd
gostF'kl en it; !-:! I aid . . > >'i
didn't hcti she
me if I did not th' I wax v-.yy wick
ed, I e-aid 1 was afi Ii vvai, a:. ! was
sorry!fort i’, and wuul 'n’l do so any
mor , mil sm: tsaid J was a good little
| boy, (inti tt Id me about George Wiisli
| ingtou, wli) cut iiowu tho apple tree
i with bis lit;!,; hatc ! >ot, j-ugt as though
! .1 hadn’t hoard all about it before, and
I : always thin.-: ho was a bigstu
| t)id for cutting w< oil when they had a
| hive.l man about 'lie house, and dul
; lin' In ha‘: hot, and besi 1 a it. would
lia gi at leal jolli t to let
so h could have
' lie . j ;. cs td; :i the la 11. I don’t
•" i"a li lie w.i t the . her oi bis c nifr-
I iv, he wasn’t smart, and I bet you
tin boys in our ad.oi l would cl:twit
him out of his eve ’-' 'll] Mwutminer
j ;.-i;-kaives and 1 e -m-i li-. k him and
hai i!) try; and I don’t think In; was
very imadhy, for I never see a good
boy that wuoti’t always a coughing all
the while, and ha lu’t. to t.-ue castor
o : i, and couid not cat cherries, and
did h ha re his head t 1 ■ . till his
hair wan rubbed oil' by everybody that
came to his mother’.-; and be ashed
how old he was, and v.io died to save
sinners, an 1 whs! he'd been studvi. g
at sc: 00l and how ir he' i : ot, and
lots ( •; t conundrums, and have
lo say his catechi no I wouldn’t
lik ! • a goi and lit .. I oy, 1 j ist as
lief L a nangel and be clone with
it.
I don’t think I ever shad lx a good
boy, and oilier people don’t think so
t-.-o, ’ho; I never was c.Jled a good lit
< v,;. when
uncle John a: !•:• ! mo where I stood
• e 1 , and ; t 1 him it was
next :o tho ha... i, : : 1 he said that was |
right, •>1 i:..- a pearler, and j
V, : ■ a .. and >.) V .. ■ \ h.,ys W: l'O ;
•v eh Ja’ri i iii l tii •. wore only
.
S' ’ I'D 1 L ) h'lVr ilifll IMulv ills j
qu-ii -\ • . I me and I
ir, an?l he broke j
ids . . oium . ;....-:*lf, and he’s!
be-, ‘hue ever ,-inco, au 1.1 m glad of j
it, f r : • : n’t my fa: her, aml hasn't j
any ! s ■ . . lie.’: m . r I get < noagh !
of r : - J . l a i the q.i-ot; r was !
not a • h one either. I don’t like i
OlfG hi: li I I g|Ji S3 li- U . >WS if, !
for he say 1 m not lik-; any of jtiie j
family ami ..:ys he expects I'ii go to j
sea and m ■ instead of a re
rp bd !r> a-m a of Rijfeic* ', and I
shouldn’t wonder, lor I'd r:t. her be a.
pirate than a soap boiler li him. I
don't care r lie is rich, it’s nasty bus
in ; and I shan't Lave to be a pi
rate either, for one can make lots of
money without that; and they are id,
ways talking to me about being re
spectable and rich, an I going (o Con
gress and being IV sid mt; there’s
Lincoln, ho was President, and I
gue orry for it now; and there
is Andy Johnson, I guess lie don’t
like it ranch either; and a fellow do s
not have to bo respectable to be a
<' ‘ igresstnan, for ther.u is John Mor
’ y, and ,lie's got nice curly hair
and nice clothes, and he don’t'work
any either. Oh !.I know how things
are done. But there’s Bob calling,
and we’re going birdsnosting, for 1
k: DW where there’s a yaller bird's
ues: chuck bid of eggs, dbother says
it’s cruel, ainUthe birds don’t Vko it.;
that I wouldirt like to have my eggs
■' >1 'LI was 8 bird. But I ain’t u
bird, you know, and that makes a dif
ference, and if you wan’t.to print (his
you can, for next to Ik ing a pirate, 1
would like to be an editor, for yon
fellows don’t have to tell the tr'ith,
and you can go to circuses without
paying.
to. Crusading* has bn! its charma.
The van-guard of the Dbciples ofCre
‘ m.ition.js upon our foot-sore flanks.
'VI-.cn we di, we must roast our bod
ies instead of committing*! hem to the
duet; the asheswo peddle cut to farm
•'”y fir fertilizing potato pat-lies; cows
"'ill . eat the potatoes; we can cat
:b ■ cowa (if we like) and so cheat
1 by re-living in snmi bo ly els ■
• r a hundred generations !. nee.
' slippos - that in masticating that
- >v a follow’s eye-tooth • ho uld strike
■ 3 hair pie, how
mine whether the capillary imp] mc,.!
once frizzled the treoses of a ‘mother-1
in-law or any of his wife’s maiden r-1- J
.Lives? And think, too, of a, funeral j
notice like this : :aug.-r’s, atten
• John Buidh on toast, Wedaes
i] "-y "ext, 2p. m., sbarn. Tarns
! e.v ”
3 .1* X itadfathers °wspapers-
No change in the inaftcr of doing
anything more strongly marks thepc
■ iliar genius of I his time than tho me
t '.m up.io -is—scarcely an exaggera
tion to call it so—of newspapers.
Looking at the old issues we sec no
head-lines! No special corrFspon
lence! 31 > - • . dr! Na jol and
No reports of amusements; much loss
; canch 1
book notices; much loss market re
ports; much less c >urt decilious. 0 !
easy-going, non-news devouring, low
long ago ! O ! lolling, lazy,
limp, luxurious, lounging ante-tf le
gr.yiliic days ! How many exhausted
r-d.furs ami gorged readers sigh for
your return, anti long to exchange, at
’cast for one short day (say Monday,)
tin: tame old bliss of ignorance for
tliis overburdening load of universal
intelligence. "\\ o are like beese,
caught in the rain, overloaded with
honey; and such horn v !
Pompeii.
Another discovery has been made
at. Pompeii of a skeleton, one more
perfect than any yet discovered. I:
is a matt, with remarkably large
ear-; position recumbent, with
one ban./ under the check. Travel
lers who have visited Pompeii recent
ly, will rent ruber the bod es pieserved
in the small museum near the en
trance. They are not skeleto s, but
perfect Into an figures, displaying, in
one case, with terrible truth, the ago
ny of death. There are the ‘‘Mother
and the Daughter,” lying so near to
-*! cr that th y make but one figure.
The moral app. arunce of ihe ‘Slave’
is so marked that :t would be impos
sible to think him anything else; and
there is a body of a woman whose
Io ’’ hand and head proclaim her
gentle birth. TANARUS,. ;e are painful yet
inf-: j- sting relics of a pa.-.t terrible
tragedy.
Tig: Sewing Machine.— The London
Lanai says : “Some few years ago
eof ft. • L >ndon 1 lospiial phi >ie
i".; s called attention to the fact which
ii 1 come mi dor his notice repeatedly
among the out-patients, miy r his
car;-, that, tin use of the sewirlg ron
chine was injurious to the henith of
those who habitually emo’oyed it,for
many hours together. The pat ients
suffered from nervous debility and
other symptoms referable to its em-\
rii iy.i nt, and admitted tbat the con-
G
car 1 in using heavy dotible-actionj
mm hi: os Ii : 1 an exciting and exlnr
m.” A “l!
Lore is a (Ling in foil*
in a br. ach of promise
i 'o produced. A!
*2.50 A YEAR
About to be Buried Alive.
BKMAIIKABLE I-SOAUD I’ROM A TERRIBLE
DEATH.
In t - Xorthern part of the city of
v - Jo 1 j'h, M*, lives a carpenter,
with his family, who are natives of
France, and have been in this conn
try about eight years. One of their
"hi’uis a lid' • girl named ,M-irv,
’ w! th subject f : ... singular story,
i ;m cidid was born in I’ari,-;, and was
eleven years old on the 26th day of
Jun - last. Bhe speaks French, Ger
man and ihitrlish fluently, an 1 in con
versa on < libit an nncommun iu
lonsiiy of men!..l action a.u vividness
o! menial vision. She is fair com
pi-x! me land very beautiful, with lus-
. trous i ia, : tinny hair, and a look of
spiritual maturity in her countenance.
die has somethin s said that she could
•see the forms of persons who have
did, anons her sincctity could not
bo doubted, this occasioned considcr
abi > alarm in the minds of her pa
rents. T ANARUS"" r
1-0 :.. ..:h of the child has not boirm
-1 io.l f -r several month--, an ! on oue
Maturday morning Of last mo: th, she
■itu-tlod her mother by saying that
sii ■ cor.M see her dea l Louise" who
came i. r her in an an gel., form and
spoke to her,, fulling she
on: 1 :nal: lier wed s > that she
won! : ver be sick any more Her
mother tried to persua, lo her tp dis
miss the subject from her mind, but
| site could nut stop talking, and con
tinuel, described her sister, saving
tlia* she wa ; standing n.-ar dressed in
I'm re white, her faro bright and shi
ning, her hair illuminated with'silvcr
light, and gold i dew dreys dripping
from lier wings. She could also see
! *hcr and ad brother, who came close to
n-r sister’s sid . While talking her
| strength gave way, and she sank away
as in death.
ihe worst forebooingi of the pa
ler' 1 been realized, and they pre
pared the body for burial. No physi-
man had been called, ns they supposed
; ibat death had alieidy fallen upon
j tin ii- child. It w I.bout ton o’clock
i .*: i■ -: I ■n u -,.g . * .j,l m.
death occurred. The body was kept
till Sunday afternoon about four
I'clei*!:, nearly thirty-six hours, du
ring whi-h no sign of returning life
bad been noticed. The final look at
the remains was taken, tho coffin was
seal.-l up anil placed in th j hearse
an ' the little cortege started for tho
grave, the parents following the
hearse in a carriage.
After proceeding some distance,
and coming on Third street, the quick
eai of the saddened mother canghtthe
echo of a familiar cry, and' she gave
expression to her suspicion that it
came from the coffin of ltcr child.
The coffin was quickly opened, and
the child found to be alive, to the
amazement and unspeakable delight
of tho parents. In lier struggles she
had nearly torn from herself her death
robes.
She was quickly taken from the
coffin and carri. and into the house of a
French la v at hand, where they
!) , hod her in vinegar. She recovered
her strength rapidly, and in a short
tj. ,e w::s taken to the home which
she had left only a few hours before
an ap] '.rent corpse. Since that time •
she has been us well as for the last
few months.
She n i vs that while others thought
her dead, she cot;!: 1 feel their touch
and lmar distinctly all that was said,
but could not move a single muscle
or make the slig’ test sign. She
knew when they dressed her for the
the coffin, v! a s'.o was laid in it,
and the terrible lit! fastened down,
but coul i not make a motion, and
was utterly powerless until the hearse
had gone some distence, when tho
: al for tea were probably set in
motion again by the motion of the ve
hicle.
She de. ,-vibes with singular enthu
siasm and power for one so young,
the beautiful sights that she saw while
entranced, many different beings ap
pearing to her in wonderful beauty.
Hot Band baths have been intro
duce. 1 in London for rheumatic
tients.
( TANARUS" Wo are v. i’lin" to beljyyn f 1 *
a California fruitier fon4
took a <lri i k by mis‘„.i:
vcr. but we are n oj,
i’i the accur^o
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