Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Han Restored to Liitalicfa Barialof Ten loHtB

which quotes as It's authority a very re
m4rkablr book, published by Mr. Osborne.
~ English olfic-r. on his return from the
must aiso AID. ,ha, 6 n Ventura who
w4s nnr u N win -ss s II this extraorli-
NARY tran-4ciian. testified 10 tn correct
Ass of III, statement when. he subse-
qaently visite! Paris. Mr.. Osborne
says:
On The oh Of June 1888. the monotny
Of the camp was asr~rably interrupted by
the arrival of on iniiviiuAl who had ac-
quired gr-at celebrity in the Punj h -
The natives regarded him with great ven
Grafton on account of the facility he pos
sessed in remaining under the ground as
lons as be please, and then reyiying ID
gaia.
The following ale the detlils which
w~re given him Of the intrr,n+n:. and
those th-l n added on his authority OF The
examination:
A. the end OF some preparation which
had lasted several Days. and which would
be 100 tedious to enunrrate, the F4kir
declared himself ready for the expert
Ment: the witnesses met around tomb
Of mason work constructed expressly o
receive him. fore their eyes the Fa
kir closed with wax (.ith the exception
! nf his mouth) the apefiures of his body
through which air might b. adtnitied;
! then he stripped off his clothing. II
was then enclosed in linnrn bag. AMI
by his directions his tongue was turned
back 50 as to enclose the entrance Of his
throst. ln'ue lately after this operation,
he F4kr tel iniU ieIhdrgic state The
Dag which con,ainrd him was ,h-u clos .d
ini sealed by the L jah. This sack WIS
-hrn placed IN wou.!"n box which wa
iockeA with piit1rk ani sealed. Tn,
hox wss lowered into he tomb. over
which was thrown great quantity ui
Garth, which vas trampled down and spwt
With barley and finally srntin~is were
set 10 watch ii day ash nighl. \ NIwith-
stnnJins these precautions ne Z ih was
stii suspicious and came twi.e durias
! tn- ten mshths thi! the Ftk,f was bur
! led anl caused ia- tomb 10 be examined.
he found thr Fakr precisely as hr had
left him, ant perfec,iy cold auI in-n.
! mat-.
The ten months having expired. they
: proceeded lo The iiutl exaninalion-
/ Gen. Ventura ani Capt. Wade saw tHc
/ paddock opened, the seals broken and tn
ches, ruised from the tomb. Tie Fakil
WAS removed; there was no indication OF
/ the heart or pulse. In the top of his
head there remained some slishl sensation
Z ,f g.. -
I in natural position. and then pouring
warm water over his body, he began to
evince some signs of life. After two
hours ne was quite restored, and walked
about. This wonderful man is bout 30
yeats oteye. figure unpleasant. aud hi.
countenance has cunning expression.
He says :hat he n ID de!icaus dreams
/ during his Intern nj eni that eS:oration
was very painful to him
My i, please the Court said Yan.
kee la vver before DsiciI justice. tn
other ddy, this is 4 cssr ri the greatrsi
Importance. While the American eagle
whose s'rrpless eye watches over ih-
we fare %. this mighty R-puhic. ami
whose wings .xt.ni from rhr Alicshanirs
to tn rocky chain of the Wrst, WAS re
Joicihg IN his pri II nf place
Slhop dare! Shop. | say. va, has dis
suit te do nit ea.ss? DIS has noiia To-
do m lie wild birl II i,a Won sheep
exeia lined the Justice.
True your Homer. but my client has
righls'--
Your client has no right to de esgler
'Oi coursc not but ;he laws Of Ian
gAasc"-
WHAT cares I ior DE- laws Of lsngusgr.
eh? understand de laws of d. State.
and dat is enough for me. Confine your
talk 10 de case"
We'll then. my client. the defendant
| in this caSs, is charged with stealing
sheep. and
Dat will do dat will do Your client
charged init stealing sheep. shoost nine
shlilin'. De Court will adjourn"
! A Kcl on Dit Among Other improve
men's OF our newly appointed Postmaster.