Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
from the Branch Co Republican of Jan. II, so
eUlScx jan. 5, 1860.

he followioe:
Died-,at the residence eff their father, Fey D.
lindsay, n Butler, 7 YER, on the 26th Of Dec,
$50, aged 1sy ears. and JOHN Il /, On the 2sth
ged % years. 5.a,-t f,.,
On the 2Gth, the aged parents, whose |
leyds aie now silvered Ger with age. IN \
tered, n one grave, their two sons; and
how did our hearts thtob with anguish.
when We heard thei eyclsim Here is
TYLER the babe and pet, and here. is
JonN, the prop and staff of our. declining
yehs." This untimely bereavene Mt has
called forth more feeling than anything
that ever occurred in the town of Butler
or vicil y out Although scenes Of death
are always attended by solemnity and
grief, there is generally some feeling of
but in this case, the word
reconciliation" seems to have no hear.
ing The cause of which the reader will
understand from the brief account given
below of their short illness. as
On Tuesday, the goth ult., | was called
upon by the venerable father to visit rY
LNR, whom l. found seriously i'll of pneu
monia inflammation Of the luugs.) AT
ter Investigating the case as closely as
was dpable, found very unfavorabie
proguosis After weighing the chances
between life and death in the balance of
my mind. sid to the father aud friends
| thought there was little or no hope of
his recovery. 1t gave them grief inex.
pressible, to think that after FIRST exam
ination had no hope of restoring their
darling boy.-the pet of their age but
said to me, "do all you can it is all we
ask ~, 1 then commenced course of
treatment as thorough and judicious as
ny skill could devise--watching over
he moot Of the time myself, after the
second time | saw him, but all to no
avail Ga Sunday (Chrlstmas) morning
Sid to the friends, it was useless to
annoy him further with medicine be
would die in few hours.
Soon after this, an array of spiritual
lists made their appearance, and learned,
as suppose. that had given up the
case. They formed a circle. aroaae him
aud commenced their manifestations. u
and sent to Moscow for one BANsIL. whom
they cill he ding mcdinn,--who arriv
ed eally in The evening and continued the
maDeuvrin2 till the hoy died about two
O'Clock Monioy morning leW 90 ..w
About their maneuvriug in this case
have but little to say. The dying boy
never realized what was being done Bo
now for !. daakcr picture, ars to give I
correct detail, must go back to the TIM
visited TYLER the second t,me--whi: 81
was OH edEesdsy, the 2lst, the day
succeeding my first visii--when | founc
JouN attacked with the disease. but no
so violently only one lung being affect
ed, and good constitution to bear up un
der disease--wbich Was not the case will
TYLER; he WAS always o weakly, scrofu
lcus child, fg
then commenced a course of treat
ment with JoHN which gave me perfec
satisfaction in every respect until sunda,
.eyeuing, wheul discovered that the ope
rAtions of the spiritualists, and tho dealt
of his brother, was making quite an i'm
preston on his mind / watched hir
closely during the night--kept him q
quiet as possible till morning. when tn
spiritualists left. then secured the SCI
vices of very good nurse, iu whose car
left him ii il evening, when returne
and found everything had gone accordin
to my order. and my patient quite .
comfortable as | expected. was seate
at bis bedside and fattering myself th;
! in a few days my patient would be a
tending to his domestic duties ;---whe
10 ! the demons iu human form agai
made their appearance and one Of the
number, woman--or being suppose
. to be woman--attired in short. skir
t and pantaloons, claiming to be under II
influence. aud truly think she wss und,
/ u very evil Influence, eptered the roor
aud in boisterous manner commando
me to leave. passed some words wit
her, but all to no avail. There was I
J getting rid Of her without resorting to '
olence. 1t was Of no avail for the vene
able father to tell her that | must not
abused in his house it only made h'
more abusive. The aged and heart brol
e en- father then threw his AIMS abont nj
7 neck and wrpt like child Asked n
what the should do; said he was new
0 placed in so trying circumstances hefor
|. The woman was hisdaughtcr.in Law, az
her husband was present 10 back her I
\ in what hsdid not dare TO dohimself. A
fer stepping aside and, ccnsersipg wi