The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-03-20

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lures my rr,y not become distorted ana u"hatn-
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A'ri may he' II excluded Ahd ere long
SUN "io'e''eh'S "lit arrangements OF inc ho"-
n''l no maze i, ~ 10 con'il"ut9 10 me hhH'
IesH",,on o. h'' 'ie processes 81 me, ana dcalh
uc.u"l'y thNcH li"ce: a young Sir once l'y
IL ms crillcai Si.'ialion, passing through The
crisis OF terrible iever. An occasional slight
mio''oH OF 'he rhII was all lhn' manifested
me- ana whenever hef mother turned from
ller bedside ior moment, she feared she had
seen even TINS token Tor the last time. ~
nope OF II revival 10 cohsciouSncSS IN A1rrl".a
was oD"l"o'ed' AiIer some Hihe,WTomWaG
ny " "'o.lor nhNie'!' ana yet WIZ no @Nrcc-
ta''0h OF dement, she applied to the temples
nee, "n" cieSt OF me chlid Il powerful SUM
ulant "I'Ich Lad been prepared for another
SUFFERER ana happened TO he at hand The
powers OF me rnIledi the chld brcaihed,
spoke recovered ana lives TO relate IN" cir
cuI'lS,''i'ce rs lesson 10 Others IN ur-
I"ai'''aHrco OF hhhe WI" now goeStor'J to his
hnSih'SS among men, was, Il few months ago
reduced by violent disease to The last cXtrcm-
". n o. fla
'',g S'4''. iWce or three times hand was
placed over his eyes, 10 close them iorcyer.So
CONVINCED were ms friends That life Ilod ceas-
cu' now SlgiIl n cause might then have eT-
%,''HHed us leenIe h'ckeFlmGS.
nave no ucIIGlIt IN "elalihg Tie horrible
or 'lIc marvellous: bui for tie purpose OF
SHOWING ihe occasion winch exists for cau-
non m tins matter, and to make n strong mn
preston upon the minds OF readers ! will
give some Imriher facts which have come t.
my knowledge with the utmost unCoUb'ed
evidence.
III Town ~ massachusetts, whore Gy ear
~ childhood was spent. lady died suddenly,
with only Il few hours illness. The weather
was cNn emcy warm, and an early burial was
thought necessary. She was inferred the
day following her death. A few years after
wards her husband built Il tomb, and had her
remains taken up 10 he placed III It. Some
friendly ncighhorS, assisting on the occasion,
opened the coffin, qnd found the body had
turned hseIt on one side.
y physician oi grrat responsibility end eE-
ieIs've practice. well known in or family
Tor mary years ns friend and practitioner
related IN" following circumstance. 4
Young man belonging 10 an obscure family in
he outskirts OF the town in which both nay
larcH'S and tile physician resided WIS slcE,
4 II tuf n ntrIN Ilr al, ',5,l :.
necessary 10 visit him ofteucr than once in
Wo days. On his arrival nj the house at ono