The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-30

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vSi,ns vvs IN sssS s~s III ~ Pb;lip
kiyefs: slet us siieht and solyS ia mystearry
for onrselyes:, mi suifine the actioln' to lie
word. he sDrsne from 50 saddIe and ouietly
led kis horse beneath the Cd fashioncd nor
tai az the inn. Phill;n foIl0ved. R0nifaeo
soon apneared. bnt Nth nom 81 tbat ,ni-
linz v;ssoa nr hnhevad sneech vhich usuaily
disfinpuishea mine host. No bills Of fare
vere n IN ind. n nrsisa for forthcon;;ne
daihties vera a. his lyyns: IN .he .bronrh ii.
to tie presence of our tray elers was q conn
terancs as woe-begone as generally greets
. laand-culf OF sheriGss oiicer. 81, ss5s. -
How now. INV, friend, said the senior
equestrian, sdoes death. 60 rarely visit your
fellow-yillaRers that this sudden appear
once cat,ses sncf rreat ae,I,satio1Y,
s,Tis an awful business. siir., said the
publican who seemed superior to his sta
ton; sbut walk 10, gentlemen, walk in, and
and il you would hear the history aid give
q word 81 advice, swhy. fHere q mons wonld
be SO grateful % Sam Winter-that,s nv
sell. ~ seitFfslos sai ss9gF ssssasesss
sI5et us acccut Iii proifered conhdencs, :
whispered the Mcfn6n pffeSt; sinscrutabfe
are the ways Of God; who can say-but let
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For the benefit Of our readers We viii
condense the loduaciouS Sam Winters ndr-
ative in few words. Astranger had ar:
rived there yesterday evening, had retired
to rest, and that morning been found life.
less in his bed. e EitH ass
sIt wasn't only his dying,' continued the
disconsolate innkeeper, though that was
bad enough, for never body would sleep
in the room again If they Aeered ont; bur
/ have ennimis in the place, and Bessie Wal
ters, and Bill Jowler, (and host of other
rust;cated cognomens) had spread il about
that there must be something wrong in 30
sudden q death. What can 1 do9' ggsA
SIS there no Clergyman = inquired Phillip,
what could have advised you in the mat
ter?' .sats,SL sl'5s a5 eas 20
lsClergymany echoed Sam Winter. ssor.
row BIT of parson do we see here, ex-
cept on the Sunday; he lives at t,other vii
laee. 81 gss.ssta .'ag.tt gai e,54l is.l7a sssaa
sAre there no medical men within reach?'
pursued Phillip. ~ rs s4s = Il si ,s3I1gasr aa
sLor, bless YOU ,opor!, cried Sam. sand
who'd pay for q dead mans doctor stuff
and i'ye been 60 Aurried like, and nv mis-
sus' (analice wife,) is away, but mi send
Joe ut once. that | will, and he fastened To
the door. ,saaa &, rs,r q sIias
sStay! exclaimed the Mormon. sstay and
witness the power of the prophet Of the
Lord, the dead restored to life. But frs,
/ would see the .corpse-lead on, y s4Eg
His voice was commanding. his manner
impressive; in few moments he vas tush-
cred into the presence of the dead. The
BODY of the unfortunate man lstre,ched unon
the couch. q few struggling beams that for
ced way through the closed shutter fell
upon his counfenance. from which nil colo,
had fed; the lips and face were fearful from
the very intensitv sof fheir nnllor: thu ava
lids were firmly closed. and the niohtdres,.
in which the body Was still arrayed. seen,ed
like q shroud ready to inclose those rigid
and lifelcss limbs. = sFiag eSS aF28 :
Nothing is impossible to the priest oi
Jerusalem,' said the sol. disant prophet. sto
HIS prayer everything 4, conceded !, heaven
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vou, ~ friends. your ne;.hhor.. >lss ali re;o;ce
and bel;eye. -" - - - - =
1t took ,some time sbefora Sam W;nte,
could fully comprehend what was required
of | him Int the ganers s 'oots;da wsrs sresdz
in ohey;nc the snipmons sto coma and az
the strange o;ntlemon br;no the dend mar
to life, The anurtment. which wa. tolerahlv
large Was flled with ,nectator.- We vii
snare Won. GENTLE readers the nronhe,,s ora.
ton: i. Was. like his ordinary conv ersation,
more renlete With fine ,o,,nd;nc .verb;s ~
than .common .en.e Init T. told nnon b;,
s;mn,e and ;ll;terate basrer. as >as was .oor
manifest by the ,awe-stricken ,countenance
of ali hi, snd;tors. All. did xe saw No
there was one sturdy looking fellow. Jim,
tba hntcher. a nerfect nersnn;frat;on of .
Hoosier. who. with arms akimbo. .tood
eve;nv the nre.cher with 4 look of ;,revar.
ent unfriendliness. - - -, -
sNow., said he. when onr friend the
nronhet had concln,,ed 81 a;n,. no .cho,nrd.
are a plain spoken man. but I'd ike "a
a.k vou n question or 40. You sav A. how
von can maka that are, dead body al;vs
aen;n?, {. 5 - - 80, - q &.
.Ye,p exclaimed tho Mormon. resuminQ
his ofatcrial voice and gestures; yea at my