Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
Mr.. Blaine.

carried a little too far as his friends admit,
rs his course enabled the democrat, to use
hereafter hcar,av evidence in the Caldwell
, matter
, Mr.. Blaine started for Dr. Rankin :
, church (CongregationaD Sunday morning.
walking. rs was his custom. The heat
; was intense. being about 90 in the shade.
He used no sun umbrella, which, il view
of the intenc" heat from the direct rays of
the sun, is characterized Is IN imprudcnt
act / pom nearing the church, which Wa,
-ix squares distant from his home. he com
planned to his wife that he felt Il queer
sensation in the back Of his head.
and feared that they might be symp-
toms Of sunstroke. Upon reaching the
church steps he sat down upon them,
again complained of Il strange aud painful
feeling in the back of his neck, crying
oh, the PAIN" placed his head in his
wifc's lap and Immediately became inscn-
slblc. A passing omnibus WIS stopped,
his unconscious form placed in it, and &C
companicd by his wife and friends anon"
the church people, conveyed home. He
was Immediately placed upon his back ON
lie hall floor. They sought to place him
upon a sofa when lie said 8 Take that
sofa away and lay me upon my buck.
From that moment, few minutes past
eleven until five o'clock, he lay upon hi,
back, bis eyes open. inscn>ibe and >peech-
les. Meanwhile Il bed had been brought
from up stairs and placed i'll The porlor. to
which he was removed.
Durin. his unconscious state the phv>i-
clans were unable TO fully understand his
symptoms. Electrical tests were applied
0 lis eyes and nervous system, to discover
any traces of paralysis. \ diagnosis was
made 10 learn whether there was con.r~-
ton. he tests failed to show any ptr,,-
| Iy-i~. The physicians were not agreed
whether cr not it showed Il Slight brain
congestion.
Great excitement prevailed. Scores of
di,p,tche> We're received from all p,rt> of
the Union. The Geographic instrument
in the room adjacent TO Mr.. Blainr> bed
side wa, in constant operation The 1t
tcndn. physicians were Surocon General
Barnes, Mc>>r>- Cox, Bliss. Pope, Verdi
and others Som. If tho c,,,in.. 80;
We're in constant attendance
Mr.. Blaine first recovered CONSCIOUSNESS.
about five o clock. Mrs Blaine asked him
: I,, L.,
nv '''''7 "'Ae" i''r' ana lie answered.
49, "'''lllii' WHAT ! 'lie matter
III u. W. rope VII. bEunc'> family
n.,;a, r ;,',1 'io' ''.'' ''''
md had Slept we'll, bat. II rest was ncgc>-
,ary during the ,}av. he had ordered a ba,-
ri,r at tn, door to prevent the admirt.,llc,.
Of Callers and ropes were placed across
.hn street to prevent the n,s.,,,o ,f r,I,i-
:.
ny ~ i W. 'i'l ~" H4''
VIZ bI'lne favorable symptoms All con
inucd and increased, and. at h tlf pa,t
If wa. announced that .,1I ,ho ..,,,,.t..;,.
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'''''7 ''' "No'9 were ''''3 r'Iid
y realized. lie had taken nouri~hm, M.
desiring more than WAS allowed hin, .,.l
nr ,nx .,;a ,l.,. ,l .;
7'''I vi
'l'oli'9 i'r'lc''t' III carry anu com
pltte recovery. In the evening. DE-. /. :
Verdi sent the following TELEGRAM +, Com
orrs.n,an II.,I. ., Cincinnati;
W. ,,',,,'..-I,,',,.,'.,,
trth'r nI-ht's rest It Is ,.>e5.,l Mi r-5r,
ntlT IL t,r 7, " T@ 1s ~ N.Y. III
'r " r'.-t ration Of his usual strength
A. lalf-rl>t II, Drs Pope AMI Verdi
sent the, fpllowin, TELEGRAM tn Cu,.e,.....
man u.,1..
w. ,-,.,'.-,' .....,
-,,rra rliuIt,- ana coiI.'r@,t Viii Ia, i,1-.,,
~ IS -"l'.lH- strength ste@hI>
bF. \'rdl' one OF The homeopathic ply
sici1nS in charge, made the following state
mcnt of Mr.. Bllinc'5 ease ON T.., L,,.
ct. H., ,I,..,,.I. ,t
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view Of tho imnn,t,nrn &c ,la III
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rIis w,s1 - y,or. ..,n W. '.'' ,''>'i
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the friend, of the family h,v .',,
X satisfied with ,hn
ceivcd. So far =. fine ona.ti'n ' ,',v,',,
Lomu.op;,,lv and ,iIon,th, !. i,,,,..,,,,
h. l,tt,.r ,,.honI of ,br.;.;.,n.
81 to the former and nnv.r n,.,,l.. l,,',,,
question. ber;u1-e DIR. Pom. , we'll X, ,tr,,
homuopathi,,. Ina, been fine f,nI,. ,l1r.
.i,.i,n for many vo.,r. rI.,I,, lI'''
was the f,miIv nhv:iinn Laf f'l,'' ~, ,,''>'
Tie physician. wh1 h.,r,. .,,t,.n,I,.i I H.,
claim that from the first. which wa. san
LAY morning, he WI, ,,t,,.krI wi,h ,h,
ordinary Svn,ntom. Of ,nn.t,,l, .,'l 8
that they treated him, He ,1e,, 'r',.r ~, '
rrrn.rniti,nc .,,l., of :,