The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-14

the dead. All this occupied some ten
m'nu,es.
Suddenly Mrs. Niles screamed, and
Mr.. Hayden started up from the beds lde,
where hv had been sitting. The suppos.
e. corpse was sitting eject In The bed,
aud struggling TO speak! Her eyes were
sun closed; and, save her cpen mouth
and anreflns tongue, aud there were all
the looks OF death In her face. With a
heave oi the chest, al laai tie single
word came forth:
"REMEMBER.'
Her jaw lel! bacs to its place. and she
again lay down as before. now ex.
ahmed Ter minu,ely. That sac was
dead there could be no further shadow Of
possible doubt; and so | lief, the house.
"a The following day, DR.. Williams
made careful and minute posi- no, ten
examination OF the body. was preveu-
tel by business, from attending, but was,
aud am informed, by the Doctor that he
found her Train but cry slightly affected
IAN unusual TACT In persons dying Of ty-
phus lever )bu. tina! her lungs were torn
aud reu, extensively, as if by a sudden,
single and powerful effort, and sutiusvd
pir.ial!y. with coagulaled blood. hcse
we're all the noticeable features Of the
ease. She was buried on the afternoon
Of the same day.
About two weeks after the death Of his
wife, was called 10 visit Mr.. HAYDEN
On my way | met DIR. Williams and
told hun my Grand, expressing some
surprise at the preference OF the family
Tor myself, as knew him to be a sale
und experienced practitioner. He repl.
ed that nothing could hire him 10 eater
that house again. He had seen things
thai well. | woulJ find OUT, when got
there | was considerably amused by
the Doctors manner and warmth; aud
seguilded my way by lancying VIVA. had
aarmed hun "A physician from his
duty.
On my arrival, | found no person pres
sent with the patient except Mrs Green,
who informed me that the spirits had
been playing such pranks tina, not a soul
Dr.. w. included, could b. induced to re-
main. The children had been gone some
time. They were at her house.
Found the patient very low, and with
no prospt CT OF surviving the attack. He
was, however, quite free from pam,
thoug h very weak. While | was in the
house, noticed many manifestations OF
.he presence Of that power ca led spin.
luallsm. Chairs and tables were more4
aud removed biIIts OF wood thrown up.
on the fire and doors opened and shut.
without any apPar' mt agencf. | heard
struggles aud understandable noises, toe;
AMI lei, ali unusual scnsat Oh caused 10
doubt, by the mysteries which surround
ed and Knocked me. Nouciug my man.
her, the patent observed. "llIs nothing
You must get used to il, Doctor"
II should not be content unless could
explain them, as well az become III III.
terent to them / replied
This opened the way to a long conver-
sa,ion during winch probcI my pa,ieu.'s
Elnd TO the bottom, but without detecting
shadow 0. belief. Speaking OF his VIE
he said:
You heard Ellen promise to warn me
u a'F '"@ 80
ou' "o you oeIle'e her!
w. a. II - p'Sa'O'e' sue viii keep
m "o'" III Si'te oi heaven or tell.
Luz Il - S''"P'y '"'i 'oS''o'1' She prom
''cn ~ Io"'1 III '"@ ooIy ana SDe7t 10 He.
S"ali except no o'hef warning from
hei save 'i'9 i"eiai meaL'a5 o. her words.
~" "''2' 'tts..:
iio" 'liuSh O. the body IS Ia re left,
even now boc'ots and She has not come
yet one PROMISED to come iron the
gave O'' ste 20 II: Mono It's al a
1u'hous -" de'aSloaJ Poor Ellen! Thank
&c., ho''D'' 'Ae 4efh WHICH 50 haunted /
''ei NE "'1 S'ooa oe!"een her sool and +.
'i'', cannot Ie"ch hef now.
nu' II sue should come; YOU may he .
~s1I'''"'
cannot o'hers must see her, too, !
ana Ear hef' 1 snail betreye no spectre,
IL 'Hele are Such thngs Her body as II .
- OF Will DC lei thai speak II It can
FROM IN DAY up to lie hour Of his .
ue1'"' was "l'h nun almost constantly;
"ia was -"'y introduced 10 some new
ana starving phenomenon. The neigh
'o'' NA' 'l"fAeo 70 shun Inc house aud
even "le ''c'H''y'as IN would !ne plague
anu strange S'ofies Travelled rem gossip,
% gossip acquiring more OF tic narve-
Wv ICY ieP''''oh' Ne'etthsIess