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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-08-26

State Senator Van Nortwick, of
New Jersey, on behalf of the secret
political order of the o. 4. u, has
written a long letter to Gov. Hayes, of
Ohio. regarding the public school plank
OF the Cincinnati platform. lie says
'the earnest workers of the o. A. U.
have an interest in understanding
whether the seventh plank of the Gin.
cinnati platform means business or
Otherwise. Ifthe resolution be sham
"a mere wordy exhalation-then
they must bide their time. If, on the
other hand, it means that the school
question is live issue in the present
canvass, then they expect word will be
passed to the whole line. Until that
word is given, aud until the movement
begins in earnest, they will necessarily
feel that they have no part nor lot in
fhe matter"
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TNHOS. s. BECK & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
BANK STREET, LEHIGHToN.

We have instructions to Sell the following Pro-
perties, and persons desrOus OF Purchasing Sell
ing or Exchanging Real Estate, viii do well 10
give us call
House and Lot, near Olewine's TannerY. in the
Borough OF LehiRhtOn. II Ouse l6x32, stable
l0Xi2 and lot So front aLd 2 8 feet deep, well
planted with IruiC trees. A never, falling
well in Ine yard. Price, 400, half cash, bal.
auce on installments
Dwelling House and Lot ON Fourth street, Le.
hight0n. Now rents for $500 per month.
Price low TOR cash.
House nnd Lot, on MahOning street, ehighton
Price $500 rents for 81 per month, onB-halt
cash, balance BY In talments .
House and Lot on Pine street Lehighton, Pa
nee Sl40J. Reuts for 80 per month.
100 Acres of Timber Land in MahOnng town.
ship l4 miles from Lehighton. CheaD.
1876 Acres of Land IN Penn Forest Township,
carbon county. AT speeia bareain.
Seven Lots IN the BOrOagh OF Lsnlghton. GOOd
locations and pnee- low
Frame Building Su table tr photograph gal.
iery % otler light business, Cheap.
Jan. 1, 1873. 4. 3. BECK q 60
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1t may be interesting TO School d.
rectors in this section TO learn that
Judge Elwell has recently decided, in a
suit arising in Columbia county, that
repairs to school buildings already
erected, cannot be paid for out of
special tax for building purposes.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-08-26

The six Fenian prisoners who
made their escape from the British pc.
nal colony in Western Australia, on
board the American whaling ship Cat
alpa, arrived safely in New York on
Saturday OF last week.
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-Ex.Seel etary Gideon Well Is a TilGen man.
He thlnke the governors letter ''Is the D Oduot
OF an aple mlnd--a statesman anO politician,
VINO VIII give Us an energetic and eap9Dle ad.
mun.stratiNn'" he secs Int lie doubt of Jilden's
about MlssissIpW inOustrJus," DuJ tTu-ls we
shail 70 abe 10 VveTrun bOutweu the devil ana
al tneif wOrAs
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-08-26

In accordance with the retrenche
ment legislation of Congress, about 14O
employees Of the Interior Department
and thirty.nine clerks in the Post Office
Department will be discharged on the
10th of October next.
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A UDITOI'S NOTICE.

In the matter OF the distribution of the fund
arising from the Shentrs sale OF the personal
property Of FERDINAND WAGNER. The
undersigned. appointed Auditor TO make distri.
button OF the SAID fund IN the. hands OF the
Court. will attend to the duties OF his appoint
ment ct the office Of All'n Craig, Esq., et
Mauch Chunk. Pa, on TU ES DAY, SEPT nth,
1879. at IL p. M. when all parties Interested
Can atteud. w. NJ. RAPSHER,
Aug 10Th, lS76-4t. Auditor.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-08-26

The New York Liberal Republican
Convention, called by John Cochrane,
Chairman of the Liberal State Commit
tee, and other supporters of Hayes aud
Wheeler, met at II a. M, Wednesday,
at Saratoga, and was called to order by
John COchrane. The following reso-
lutions, offered by Burt Vanhorn, Of
Niagara, seconded by w. 4. White, Of
Livingstone, were adopted
ReSotre6, That, as ! LIBERAL Republicans in
STATE Convention believing that me prnclp o.
OF TefoI which we have heretofore adv vOcated
are embraced in the national platform of the
Republ can party and the letters Of acceptance
II the mai lOGal candidates, X. B Hayes and W.
A. heeer. ana believing that our confidence
An the declnra tlOns Of the National Republican
partT IL justified by the character OF ITS nOmi.
nees be 1t iheI etOIe
hesOLUed That we, as Liberal Republicans Of
the State of New York in convention Assem- D eJ,
10 sccept Of and plrdge our support TO the
tcKet nominated at Cincinnati, viz -Ruther.
ford b hayes for PreslIent William A. Whee-
ler or Vice President
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

Notice Is hereby giveD. that the und' rsigned
Auditor, aDpOinted nv the Orphans Court OF
Carbon county. Pa, to audit, settle. adjust and
report distribution OF the funds IN the hands OF
Regina Wegaman. eEeoutrix of the estate OF
Francis FUSS, der'd Will attend to tne duties
u h.s appointment on rues d ~ Lae jLh day OF
Sep tembeT, lA,b AT 20 OciOek a. In., at has once
iirst door ABOVE First National Bank, Mauch
Chunk, Pa, when and whore all persons inter
ested lnay appear, r.. j. p. MEEAAN, NH.
August B, l67e-4W u ..f AuGi1tOr.
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Andrew G.. Curtin, Pennsylvania's
old war Governor, will stump Ohio as
well as Indiana for Tilden, Hendricks
and reform
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New Advertisements.
A N INTELLIGENT BOY,

aged about 10 years, residing In Philadelphia, is
desirous OF learning q trade, and would like to
come to the country. For further particulars
Apply at the CARBON ADVOCATE Office
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.O.an Whom IL May Concern:

Ali persous are hereby forbid harboriag or
trusting my SOU, WILLIAM e. KLolA ON my
account, as viii pay no debls OF hls contract
ng after THIS date. -. u. .
Lehighton, August Il. 1875 wa -.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For President RUTHERFORD b. HAYES.
For Vice. resident WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
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For PRESIDENT SAMUEL J nLDEN,
For Wee President THOMAS HENDRICKs.
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WESTERN l. A N DS
HOMESTEADS.'

II you want relnble infoInaton. where and
how to get cheap FARM, or government
HOMESTEAD. free, oend your address to $. ].
GILMORE, Land Commissioner. Lawrence,
Kansas, and receive gratis q copy Of 1IIR KAN.
sAs PACIFIC HOMESTEAD.
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6haA, PER WEEK GUARANTEED 70 gents.
A// Male and Female, in their locality
qpe Terms and OUTFIT FREE. Address
p. o. VICKERY 4 Co., Augusta, Me
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&6 . con per day at home. Samples
WO = 0AS worth 81, Iree. STIGsON Co.
, 1876-12-02
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON Nov. 24,-The Posts London
special cOntradicts, on the authority of
the foreign office, the recent settlement
that in case Russia should invade Tur.
key n British army corps will occupy
Constmtnoplc and defend il.
VERSAILLES. Nov. 2i.-The Senate to-
day, after several ballots, elected NJ. Re.
nourd, OF the Left, Senator for Lille. In
the Chamber OF Deputies this evening,
the consideration of estimates for public
worship, Occasioned excited debate.
Prince Napoleon, speaking for the first
time since his election, denounced the
dangerous encroachmenls of the clergy
who had exercised disastrous influence
in the recent French history, notably in
1870. He supported a proposal for the
reduction of estimates for public wor-
ship. The clerical deputies protested
against the speech, which was cOuched
IN violent terms.
NJ. Keller, Legitimist, declared the Enl-
pire was accountable for the loss of Al
SAGE and Lorraine. and recriminations en-
sued between Clcricals and Bonapartists.
Gambetta, interfering, referred to tue
decree abolishing the Empire. Baron
dc Lambert, a Jealous Bonapartist, there
upon suddenly rose, and shouted "Vive
la Empereur!' An indescribabc uproar
eusued. When order had heen restored
DE Lambert was formally censured. An.
oth"r scene followed in consequence of
Gambetta referring to the faLaticism of
Spanish woman who was made Empress.
, 1876-12-02
LATEST DISPATCHES,

['rhe latest dispatches in regard to the
Presidential election afford rs yet no
definite resulr.-ED.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S,-Gen. Crook, un.
der date Of Camp on Crazy Woman's
Fork, Nov. 2Sth, reports that Col. Mac.
Kenzie, 4th cavalry, attacked u Chry.
enne camp of 100 lodges on the west
fork of Powder river on the 25th inst,
capturing the village and the greater
portion of the Indian herd.
TOPEKA, Nov. 2S.-The total vote for
electors: Hayes, 1882; Tilden, 37,9O2
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 27.-The board of
canvassers to-day canvassed the returns.
Hayes electors, $1,000; Til,len electors.
4S.790.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25--The Trbune's
Washington special says: The Repub
lican managers have information that a
very serious contest for the possession of
North Carolina is about to begin. 1t is
said the Republicans have indubtable
evidence of immense Democratic frauds
which they can easily prove, since the
Democrats have been off their guard, be-
lievlng the Republicans had conceded
the State.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 2s.-Official vote.
Tilden, 1873, 1866; Hayes, 0O,5dG.
INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 2S.-OfTicial vote.
TiIden, 2l3,j2S; Cooper, 9,j33; Hayes,
20S,lll
LONDON, Nov. 27,-Thc Berlin cores.
pondcnt OF the Times reports that the
Russians are collecting pontoons to
cross the Danube. The Turks have 10
monitors IN the Dlnnbe.
, 1876-12-02

God give yo" and your people all wis.
dom and all the patience in this hour Of
trial, and in this crisis of destiny OF our
common country. We have tull faith in
the justice of the people of the United
States, and we do not entertain a doubt
OF the final verdict they will pass upon
the occurrences of the past two weeks.
This verdict will surely viMdicate their
majesty and re-cstablish tree government
upon lasting basis. have the honor
to he, very respectfully, your ohcdicnt
servant, ABRAHAM 5. HEWITT,
Chairman National Democratic Com.
, 1876-12-02
NO.. ~.

DROWNED LIKE CATs.-On the same
evening dctachmentS of infantry patrolI-
ed the streets Of StambOul, and after
midnight when the ordinary population
was in bed. suddenly pounccd down
upon several assemblies Of Sofas, who,
under the p'etcnse Of devotion, welu
busy plotting in the smaller mosques of
the Mussulman quarters. There does nor
seem to have been any resistance offered.
and If there were any spectators of the
raid, they have made no sign; but it is
certain that ljO gentlemen in long tnni,s
and white turbMs were quietly taken on
board couple of transports lying in the
Golden Horn, where they were Joined bv
sixty persons OF the Circassan persl,a-
sion. One OF the officers of the troo,s
on duty, from whom the tale has reuchrI
me, declares that there were 10
remonstrance' made, no questions e
all asked. The poor wrctchrs appear 20
have accepted their fate with the utmost
stoiciSm, as the tugs steamed out to tine
Sea Of Marmom, where, one aft the
other, 2lO men were dropped into the
water and sent by this short SEA pa.sge
to the Paradise Of Mohammcd, with
thirty.two pound shot fastened to their
feet. Now, all tins is very well known
to ev"'y Resident OF Constantinoplc.-
Neo YOrb Times.
, 1876-12-02

a correspondent ofthe Chicago Tribune
brings the best Of authority, both theoret-
ical and practical, to show that the com.
mon commercial sugar, as at present re-
fined, is very injurious to the human
system. The former harmless method of
refining by means of blood and animal
charcoal has been almost wholly aban-
doned. The method at present in use,
which is much less troublesome aud less
expensive to the manufacturer, is by
means OF poisonous chemicals. The
chemical most employed is acetate of lead.
The writer of the article referred to has
taken the trouble to write to several large
manufacturers and has received from
them the confession that the complaint
which he makes is true. He moreover
asserts that his personal observation has
demonstrated the fact that the sugar,
coming from very many OF the refineries'
is very injurious to those using il.
, 1876-12-02

Forced confessions are not ALWAYS to
be relied on, as was proved by recent
occurrence in Kansas. a lynching party
hanged a young man to tree until hc
confessed the stealing Of twenty dol.
lar bill, amt then gave him one hundred
lashes. The next day the man from
whom the bill had been stolen found is
At the bottom of his trunk, where ho
himself had placed it.
, 1876-12-02

Lazardo who performs the gun trick,
catching (as is suppose') the bullet in
his teeth. came very near losing his life
in Mississippi recently. He had just tin,
ished one Of his performances when an
excited and partially intoxicated Missis,
sippiHn in the audience, drew revolver
and ShoUted "Dern you, see ii you ca,t
catch this"
, 1876-12-02

MISSED EN- SEVEN TIMES. AS "A re.
porter passed II North Hill schoo.house
yesterday, says the Burlington Mrkeye,
II studious looking lad emerged from one
of the doors, with worried expression,
and ambled to the rear of the building,
closely followed by "A companion, who
popped from behind the fence. The two
sought the shelter of retired mock,
where the studious lad backed up to the
wall, and reaching his hand behind him
into that department of boys clothing
that is patched next after his knees. Inc
drew forth heavy buckskin nit and
again another. As he readjustcd hls de-
Hanged garments he WINGED little, and,
rubbing little further down on his
anatomy, gave vent to the remark, "By
yad they're pretty good, Jenny, but
he missed EN- seven times"
, 1876-12-02

The philoNert is making fearful RI
wages in the Department of the Rhon.,
The latest account furnished to "a recent
sitting Of the Saciety OF ViticuIturr, at
Lyons, shows that the vineyards Of Cote
Ruuc, Conuerieu, and Others in the intc.
riur have suffered severely.
, 1876-12-02

II man wishes to understand h~
pedigree and great deal more, LIT him
either run for an office or engage him
self TO be married Political and person
al enemies will attempt to cook hi
goose in the one instance while the med
dcsome gosSips with SANDER dripping
tongues viii Igy tc tx him on the o>her
, 1876-12-02
LOCAL. AGENTS.

John l.. Jamrson, Agent for Seattle.
Sheriff q. W. l.. Allen, for WhntcOm Co.
Z. IL. Botsiord, for Tacoma, Pierce County
B l., Martin, for La COrncr,
d. T. Gage, for Skagit City,
Henry Oliver, for Centrcviilc,
Maj, &. o. lIaller, Coupcvillc, Island Co.
q. VI. Haller, Port Townsend.
, 1876-12-02

The London Daily Nc,cs has a letter
from Iceland which reports that the fish.
ing season has been failure. The priva
tions Of the laborng people are great,
and 800 have emigrated to Canada.
, 1876-12-02

A torture chamber, in perfect prcscrva-
ton, with all the instruments, iron collars
among them, has just been brought to
light at Eslcben, in Germany. Two
skeletons were found in the room. Such
crowds throngcd to see it that the owner
has been compelled to close 1t, and wall
it up again.
, 1876-12-02

Fifty thousand elephants are killed
every year to furnish the ivory workci
up IN England alone. The best iyory
comes from Zanzibar. the silver grnV
from regions south OF the EQUATOR ana
the favorite ornamental material from
SIAN
, 1876-12-02

Notwithstanding the Queen is the tit
uar head of the Church OF England, she
has, in her usual independent and some
what heretical way, written letter to the
General Assembly OF Scotland, incIosing
n gift of $4,000.
, 1876-12-02

A remarkable scientific mission has
been inaugurated by the Minister of pub
lie Instruction in France, NJ. Ujtalvy is
to explore Russia and Central Asia, to
learn the traditions, languages, and the
relations of the races. He has permission
of the Russian government to visit all
parts oil the empire,
, 1876-12-02

Column per year, in L. 5. Coin, 500. 90
- m Dp
V " 5000
,nc square 10 lines, insertion, ........2.5O
month ...........5.00
Legal notices Sl.O0 per square first Insertion;
5Orts. per square each subsequent insertion.
Special notices, special rates.
Legal notices charged tO attorney or oil.
Ger aul Urizing their insertion.
Advertisements sent from u distance, aud
transient notices must be accompanied by
the cash.
, 1876-12-02

The latest feature in English ritualism
Is the "voluntary humiliation" OF arlsto
cratic ladies, who have taken upon thcn,-
selves the sacred duty of washing the
floors OF the churches. The washerwom.
en complain that this piety intcrieres
with their business, and robs them OF
their livelihood.
, 1876-12-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Hon JOSEPH 1. EwIs Chief Justice, aud
JudgeJf the lnl"u Gua,, i District Of Washi
ngton Ter. ftOry; Judge Of the District Court
Of the County u S.lEOmish.
Geo, n McCOnnahM, Prosecuting Ih'y
IL. \. Gregory Clerk D!SL Cowf
W. II. Ward, .AWdit0r,
Eldridge Morse, Deputy Ieiitor.
7. +. Marks, =, Treasurer.
Hon Royal Haskell, P,obdte J,tdge
A. G. Folsom, ShOd Superintendent
Hugh Ross. COfOI"
Colaty Commissioners.
g. +. Kyle, Chdir'n, HRid7unneA Precinct
Il. G. Ferguson, =. ShOhOmish,
N. I. Wight, :. :. Rukpood
, 1876-12-02
TERMS OF COURT,

District Court Third Tuesday of March,
and Second Tuesday Of November of each year.
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday Of January April, July
and October Of each year.
, 1876-12-02
Terms of Subscription.
RAVES Oh ApNERrIsING.

Si.Ol per annum in u. 5, Coin; 1850 per an.
mum in Currency. INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
, 1876-12-02
Foreign Notes.

Jewish prisoners in Prussia are by
special statute exempted from work on
their religious holidays. But Il dispute has
arisen between the magistrates and the
rabbins ms to the really sacred days of the
protrOctcd festival. In the meantime the
prisoners have to work on all the DAYS.
, 1876-12-02
Thr Acrthsrn Star.
- 80

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
Snohomsh City, Snohomish County,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
BY ELDRIDGE MORSE, Editor & Prop'r,
, 1876-12-02

The Lynchburg Ne'cs relates touch,
ing incident. Near Richmond wife lay
in dying condition, Having brought
up clever orphan girl, who was grown,
the dying woman called the young
woman TO her and said: Il will soon
leave you my little children motherless.
They know you and love you, and after
l am gone want you and my husband
to marry The young woman, deeply
affected, burst into tears, and said: I'VE
were just talking about that"
, 1876-12-02

A PERPETUAL TRAvELER.--Twenty
years ago Liverpool steam packet COM
pany wished to buy land of woman
She sold cheap, but got clause in the
agreement that during her whole lite she
and a companion might at any time
travel in the campany's vessels. The day
after the bargain she sold her furniture,
let the house, and went on board the
first outward bound vessel. Since then
she has lived on some ship of the
company's accompanied by woman
companion, for whom she advertises, and
whose passage money she pockets. She
has made over $4,000 in this way.
, 1876-12-02
sNOMOMESH DIRECTORY


Messrs Ferguson, Gregory, Ward, Cathcart,
Morse, Packard aud Folsom,
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PHILA. s. READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

SEPT. 18TH. 1875.
Trains leave eABLENT0WN as fOllows:-
WA PERKlONRN BRANCHD
For Philadelphia az *4iG 'd.20. $500 am. 1900
noon 5,55 and 1925 D. IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia 40 f43O "A. m. tl2.O0 noon and
WA EAST rFNNA BRANcH)
For Re ding, $50 $50, $50 m, IL TO- no A.aO
n pm "'
For Harrisburg 80, 8 so, s.55 a. M, 1920 80
aud on pm.
For Lancaster and Columbia, s 50. $50 ain. and
43ppm
tDoes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS,
For Reading, 2.30 IN. 225 and 90 pm.
For IL trrisburg, 2.30 AIN, and 10 nm.
Trains FOR ALE NTOWN leave as follows:
WA PERKIohEH BRANCH.D
Leave PHI iadeiphia. $50 sis II. m, "2Id, S.25,
IS 20 and 400 y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, S.l5, $50 a. m and 'i.iO
(vIA EAST rENNA BRANCH,
Leave Reauing, 7,41. al 1926 q m. 400 6io md
Leave Harrisburg. SD, s.c5. $40 a. m.. 200, a5z
Leave Iancs der $40 7.45 am, ,2.55 and sl5 p IN.
Leave Columbia 800 10 am, LOO and 3 80 pm.
Leave Reading. o. and 743 a.p
Leave HaTriSuuIgI 5.2J ain. 80
Trains ma kod thus ~ run to and from depot
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia, CUner
trains to from Broad street dep II.
I lie $50 n. IN. train from Pin adCip ph and q. 2j
p. IN. tram from Allentown have through cars
to aud from II MIRA, N. Y.
IRE 2.l5 y. m train from Phi adelpha aud I2
noon train from llentOwn nave through cars
to and IRON Pittstol
The 5.25 p m. tron from Philadelphia and 6 70
2. m train from A'ientown hayo through cars
70 j. Il. WDOTIEN,
sept. %. 1879. Generotuperuite Tdent.
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night was dark, the sky over! spread
with murky clouds, which spread rapid.
ly along like giant spirits Of the air, re-
vealiNg here and there twiukling star.
A feeling OF awe came over him as he
stealthily glided along the tombstones;
and as he neared the miser's burial
place, the hour Of midnight tolled loud
ly from the turrpt clock, breaking
through the solemn stiffness like death.
He started at the sound, and almost
quAked with fear But as the last
stroke died away, he summoned his
faltering resolution, and dra wing forth
the dagger, rushed down the steps of
vault, and with cOnvulsive shudder,
struck into damp ard mouldy coffin,
which returned a sound as IL the skele-
ton within it had fallen asunder, ard
the bones ratified against the coffin
sides. Terrified and agitated, Herman
attempted to rush from the vault, but
was held fast by some invisible agency,
and utterlng faint cry fell senseless
to the ground.
"What can possibly detain Hermann"
said ROsambeTt to his fellow students.
ut is now an hour since he departed,
and he should have returned ere this.
| hope no evil has befallen him."
Another hour elap,ed-still he came
not. At last it was proposed they
should seek him. A lantern was pro-
cured, and after proceeding at a rapid
pace, they arrived at the church ynd,
and, descending the gloomy vault they
discovered the ill.tated Herman lying
upon his face across the threshold, the
extremity of his gown fastened to the
coffin by the ponaird.
1t would seem that in his fear and
agitation his hand became entaugled in
the folds of his gown, and the dagger
pinned it to the coffin, and imagining
he had fallen into the power of demons,
or irits, he sank lifeless to the
ground. He was raised, and the ex-
precision of terror upon his countenance +,
was truly horrible. His eyes seemed
starting from their sockets his lips
were compressed and his hair stood
bristling upon his head He was con-
veyPd to the inn with all possible des-
patch, where efforts we've made to re-
suscitate him, but in vain. The fright
had been to much for hlm-he was
deadi ...... ....rH .,