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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

The Chief of Police in Sacramento
went alone into a rural place, and ar
rested desperate who was notorious
for having often escaped from custody.
The officer sat, revolver in hand, by the
side of his prisoner during long ride
in wagon, and at night, on stopping
at tavern, was puzzled to devise a way
of sleeping, and yet guarding the cap
tive. Then he formed bright and prae-
tical idea, which was to get the prisoner
so drunk that he couldn't move, A
large amount Of whiskey was found to
be necessary, but in the morning the fel.
low was still incapable of stirring. FfA
Lewis Myers, the Treasurer of Aug
laize county, Ohio, who was found tied
to a chair and gagged, and who. said
that robbers had held him over the fire
and scorehed him until he consented to
open thea safe, from which they took
about S32, 900, has now, confessed that
there were no robbers save himself and
his confederates.s His, story now is that
about eighteen months ago he left the
Auditor, j. F. Smith, in his sffice alone,
and soon afterward missed $1,000 from
the safe. The loss was covered up, and
then Smith and he robbed the treasury
between them. The Auditors house
was searched, and $l,795 was found
hidden under carpet. .
Or General B. F. Butler, writer in
the Chronicle, of Augusta, Ga, speaks
in very amiable tone. He travelled
lately a long distance with the Massa-
chusetts General, and they talked repeat
edly OF the war, and even the sore topic
of the Bermuda Hundred was alluded
to. .During all the talk" writes the
lSontherner, ".Genefal Butler never ap-
preached within mile of an oath, even
when warmed up, and we were much
impressed with the fact that his illusions
to the Southern army were always re.
spectful, and he spoke Of them, eontin-
uously, not as rebels but 'Confeder-
ates' The only thrusts he made were
at Grant, showing, we thought, that he
had no overwhelming respect for that
gentleman as strategist, when compar-
ed with General Lee"
wThe following sensible remarks
are from Hubbard's Newspaper Adver.
tiser: g Advertisers should not. expect
returns from their advertisements too
quickly. The great point to bo made
is, not the selling Of the article adver-
tised to-day or. to-uEorrow, but the ia,
miliarizihgs Of the public with the name
and quality of the article. The great
point to be made is to keep what you
make before the public, that when per-
son wants anything Of the kind, your
article will come up In his mind first"
The Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer figures the next
Ohio Legislature as standing, Senate
Democrats, 90, Republicans, l5, House
Democrats, 30; Republicans, AL, with
Is members doubtful. He places Bel.
mont county in the Republican column,
where she does not belong.
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PUs l. nj o II A

Is beyond comparison the best remedy for
the CURE of CONsUMPTIoN oN A{EvRszis ITS
MOST ADVANCED srAaEs,) Asthma, Bronchitis,
GAlarfh, and all arrangements of the NRR-
vOUS SYSTEM. A nifcular containing PAR .
frcULAHs OF MANY CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED,
full advice for the treatment of the diseases
above mentioned, and certificates of actual
cures, will be sent free by mail to all sppli-
oants. Address OSCAR g.. M0SBs, cole Pro.
prisior, 10 Coftiandt street, N. Y. oct2,'77w2
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Proceedings Of the Board OF
County Comm Issi0ners.


The Board met on Wednesday, the
Sd inst, present JAhEs AsxsrRoNa, sEDs
+wARD OkEY and DAVID LEsrz. 8
The contract for building abutments
on Muskingum creek at Rinards Mill
was awarded to Jacob Leibfarth at %
35 per perch, to be completed by Dec,
10th. Ordered that be give bond in the
sum of $1,500.
|, Allowed C. A. Cline S285 for. work
on Gochrsnsville hill; Benz Hughes .S75
for work on Stafford and Lewisville
road; Jacob Burgbacher sS for table;
Jas. Ellsworth S29 for repairing chin
neys on Court House, and 81 80 for re.
pairing wall in Court House &C. H,
Goodrich, printing and publishing, $119
so; II. R. West, printing and publish.
ing, si36,10
Allowed 1855, costs in the case oil
Ohio vs. Robert Morris. --: g
The contract for building q wall and
making fills at bridge South ofhDismsl
run, on the Antioch road, was awarded
to Frank Sherman at $1,90 per perch,
TO be co npleted by Nov. 10th, 1S77s :
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kET The steamboat Comfort, which
runs between Wheeling and Parkers.
burg, exploded her boiler and sunk in
twelve feet of, water on the afternoon OF
the I'd inst, when about four miles be-
low MoundsvilIe. esro6 t.ss - i-ia4'.
s. The, killed we're, NJ ArrHRw KIRksR1DB,
Captain, of Salemuto wnship, this coun.
ty. = = r. = :. a..
BURT UxxzssrrrER, Pilot, OF sardis,
this county. o :" . 4.5a'pi@ ~ ..fai
=. 'TaroDoRr surfks, passenger, Of Cam
eron, this county. .t's es7 ef .
WILroRD MooKr, passenger, Of Proc
tor. West va. 'sif'hPA ST .oAs
:. The body of Mr.. SUPrEs, was recov-
+ered and taken to Cameron The fu-
neral took place on, the Sd inst. = ,S.,
The wounded by the explosion we're
siRey. BAUER, OF Baresville, seriously.
= iJoHs KRArr, Cook, iMstsmoras, ,slight,
\
Ely.ais sfsiisfs eds ezaH5 suo - aeaseG ~
AsDsEw HlRRIsos, .,Belpre, slightly
CHAs, LAspxrssEE, bar keeper v. heel.
ing,, seriously g seg 2ra sses
E E 3 Baaosw,rsl. as,r .EEssrDr. Plot slightly, rsa ID
[sicThe bodies of KIRKBRipE, UMMrRsEr
TER and moons haye not been reco vered
&, Mr.. GEoRaE NEwHous E,s of Claring
ton, made q narrow escape. He Wal
sitting by the pilot house reading wher
the.explosion took place, and was blown
into the river, but managed to swim
Lahore. !, as, i fte,.rl,.s ,-.i,.r.. 4, /:
tsa.Mr. O. 81. DASKwERTH,J Clerk, o
clsrington, was In the sact Of stepping
out ot the ofieei He was blown back
ward into the Office, but escaped viii
some slight bruises. ~ - :. g.os3
b ,THK LArrsr The body Of Captain
KIRkpRrpE was recovered the latter par
of the week and interred.if the cemetry
lat Darlington or! Saturday. .+sg'9t' lf5s
The bodies of UMHEssErrER. of Sar
ldis, and Yoss, near sBaresville, we're re
lowered on the 9th inst, and taken hom'
for hsrial..f 81. ..sia; tFzas tesmucii4cg.s
lSaLAKDarssER died OF 'LooKwooD's
L. r .HA etrsaH rn : Gee a.
near the mouth Of Pipe Creek, on the
9th inst. ut. VI isAisotq gla
The Comfort was : small low watel
boat. Her boiler, We are informed, wal
formerly used in saw.mill at Sardis.--
River men say It is only a question, o
time when al those 'dinky" boats will
blow up.ao . asl: li9af taa lss'ss's s1s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09
y Noble C0unly Items. {

Prsp, 4th fr,t. II Prof. T. C.l Ryan has
removed to Sharon where be win take
charge Of the schools next winter.
a little child, two years old, Of John
Reaney's of Jackson township, Tues
day Of last week, accidentally fell into q
kettle Of hot water, scalding il terribly.
The child wss living at last account, but
with slim prospect Of recovery.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

wDemeerats in the several town
ships will be notified, by the Democrat,
ic ExeSntivs Committee, against eight
o'clock this, Tuesday, morning of q
dsspsfste'gade tottck Democrats. The
Republicans tricks to fool Democrats,
are known and will be exposed. !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09
.t3.-L ~. % !b9 .tSL-t. dfesl q
%This from the N, y. Sun exac

@This from the N. 2. Sun exactly
Ats the Republican dedgs.pp run by
GooDRrcH, the Republican from Noble
County:
ssW hen journals are used to vent the
private grievances Of their editors, and
not to serve the welfare of the public,
they become snuisaaees. Such Journals,
however, never succeed in attaining, or
st least 10 Keeping, any great influence
The public soon detect them as they do
papers which are without moral integri.
ty and intelligent convictions" +
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

ssiAy,MEqGo GorrLrrp IMEsxR,a ofS0hio
township, died on Sabbath, the 30th Of
September, His remains we're inferred
at the German Lutheran cemetryy on on the
lat inst Hesvill be greatly missed by
all his neighbors and friends. 10
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NEWSPAPER ~. s'a.sa
90 AnyERTIsING.

A book containing ., list Of towns in the
o. s. having 5000 pop, and the newspapers
having lsrgsst circulation. All the Religious
Agricultural, Scientific, and other special
class journals. Tables Of rates, showing cost
Of advertising and everything which an ad.
vertisef would like to know. Mailed on rs.
ceipt Of ten cents. Address GEO. p,
ROWELL s. CO. 10 Spruce st., N. Y.
Opposite Tribune building oet2,T7w2.
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q RA CE.s sALvE.

A Vegetable Preparation, invented
in the 18th century by DR.. William Grace,
Surgeon In King James army. Through its
agency he CURED thousands OF the most ser,.
Gus sores and wounds, aud was regarded by
ALL who knew him ss public benefactor
35c a box, by mail 500. For sale by drug
gists generally.
AGENTS WANTED,
Address SETH w. FOWLE T. SONS,
Boston, Mass. octa'77~2
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TISING,

The cheapest and best way to reach read
ers- outside of the large uities is by using
one or more of our six lists Of over 1OOO
newspapers, divided to cover different SEQ.
tions OF the country. WRgKLf CIRCULATION
OVER 60o,0v0, Advertisements received for
one or more lists. For catalogues containing
names of papers, and other information aud
for estimates, address BEALS & FOSTER, Al
Park Row (rimss BuildiDg) New York.
oct2, '77w2. ,R
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OHIO UNIVERSITY.

IoO4. ATHENS, OHIO, IS77.
Classical, Scientific and Preparatory courses
Of study. Instruction thorough expenses
low.
The next term will begin Sept 5; sxamina
tions for admission Sept 4. thap
One student from each county iu Ohio free
Of ohsygs for tuition. a.-.
aus2s,'f7va. UE@ wN 4. ScoTf, Pres. 'r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09
For Sale.

UNHE SIMMONS H0UsE, in New Matamorss,
L is for sale on very reasonable terms. The
house is in good repair, and stsbling good.
Address JOHN MARTIN, Clariugton, Monroe
Co, O., or Dr.. p. p PyAARTIN, New Aataus-
gas, Washisston c. q. adgai,'7T~7.
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Belmont County Items.

Enterprise, Al inst 1t is olaimed that
Cadet Capehart, son Of General Cape
hart, of this county, is, likely to gradu.
ate at the head of his class at West
Point next year.
Rufus, the little son Of 9. W. Ship
ley, who had bis arm broken, recently,
fell while running Sunday, and broke
the same arm again in two places, one
above and the other below the original
break. y5Ia;.,
John S; Major. an cid and prominent
citizen of Wheeling township, died re-
Gently, at the age of seventY-one years.
He had been ruling elder of the Wheel.
ing Valley church for period Of about
forty years. AZ A W RI
Nathan Patterson and sons of Col.
umhus. formerly well known in this
community, have failed in business and
made an assignment. Their assets, are
claimed to be about ten thousand dol.
lars; but liabilities are unknoWn.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

sHMI. SIHsn Ross this tevnship'
CsatlE hada aranafy inh Asgoh shed
destroyed BY flre the morning Of the lst
Inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

cEIhedrRspa ablicanI dodge" over
flowed last week with "stuff' thrown at
WILLIAM WRDDfEAldt was 80 foolish
and triding that very few persona gave
1T 4 serious thought. aasi 'sens2 y'sf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

~ There were 25 applicants OF tht
teachers' examination held on the 29tt
ult. Certificates were issued as follows
Six for IL months and 6 for 6 months
Is rejected.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

eR8AT BRITAIN, FRANCE, eBRMANE, IT.
Ally, SPAIN, RUSSIA, POLAND,
EGYPT AND AMERICA.
illustrated ,oith4 40 Full Page Engraving
$50 Pages Octave:
It is a Revelation Of Struggles and Triumphs
Of the most renowned Detectives on the
Globe for the past Twenty-Five years. II
traces out the most noted Bank Robbers,
Scientific Thieves, Lottery Men, Counterfeit
Money Dealers, Pick-pookets, Sharks and
swindlers Of all kinds upon the public. In
this book are disclosed some Of the most
marked instances Of diaboliosl vengeance,
and deep laid plaus OF mischief and outrage
ever recorded BY pen or pencil, together
with the modes By sohich they wsrs traced ont,
and the offending aotors duly punished. This
is q capital opportunity for smart and ener-
getie men and women. The book Is meeting
with astonishing success. Agents are ave-
raging from 40 to go orders per week. To
those who apply early for Agencies, extraor
dinary terms will be given and exclusive
territory will bs guaranteed. For terms, ad-
The j B. BUERPUBLIsHINGc co,
oct2. .'77ml. HARTFORD. CONN., +.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES,
To the Many Readers of the spirit.

We take great pleasure in announcing
to you that we have received and OPEN
ed our Fall and Winter stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Notions and Fancy Goods. We invite
your special attention to our Ladies
Cloaks, Dress Goods, and Dress Trim
mings. You will find our stock of Do,
mestics full aud complete and at the
lowest cash prices. In short, think we
can give you as many good goods for
your money as can be obtained any
where. Being thankful for past fsvcrs
We hope to merit continuance Of your
in the future by close atten.
tion TO business and fair dealing TO all
Come and see US. p!ikgIR - siAH
:7rq = Respectfully, A4s7se!sy 'sea /.
MORRIS Il ARMSTRONG. (
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HRev. W. II. RIDER, OF the n. 4.
Church, 10 highly acceptable to his con-
gregations.
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HJudgs CHAhBEns, sis devoting
himself Just little to the matrimonial
question" 20 says the Eaterpriss.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09
ETH you want o meal when in town
call at REINHERR'S City Bakery. +
aRF Fruit Trees
Grape Vines,

~ Fruit Trees.I IS
Grape Vines,
-- Eyergreens,
And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs, N. A. WAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from a ~ distance will receive
prompt attention. r
& rTN you want q fret class Wheeler
and Wilson Improved Sewing Machine
that sells in this market for $50, 60. to
MORRIS & ARMSTRONGiS and get
it for $S3 IS l.3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

WWe never issue an Extra" or
our paper ahead Of the regular time exi
sept when some one gets up something
that renders itpscessary. ..,.xy
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q. HrIf you don't want to- be robbed
Of your good name, do not have it
painted on your umbrella.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

RIA temperance meeting at OTr's, In
Green township the evening Of the 9Th
Inst, was addressed BY Mr.. ROBERT c.
OKrY and Mr.. JOSEPH BLANEY.
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SHERIFF's SALES.
sHERLFF,Ss SALE.
George Croker, Adm'r, ,fg
E q vs. .jS8k4 8
Tolbert s, Rutter aRd ana.

e : =. , - .
DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
ID from the court of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in a case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed,
Iwill offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, The 27th dayof October, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m., Of said day, the following de-
soribed real estatessituats In Monroe county,
Ohio to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty. six, in township
four Of range i've, containing forty acres
more or less.
Said property 50 ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at $500, and may sell for two.thirds
Of said apprsissmsnt. Terms Of sale, $500
on day of sale and balance on conf rmation.
TO. LITTLR,
ssps25,'77w5. Sheriff n. CO.
HusTKR & MALLORY, Att'ys. :
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agDemoctatsQ u Center. work for
the whole ticket to-day and show the
Republicans that your votes cannot be
bought at 10 cents piece, or any other
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..
MORRIS Il ARMSTRONG.

~ Gun Powder, Young Hyson. I'm
perial and Japan Teas, Of The Finest
quality, For Que Dollar per pound, var
rantsd to be the Best 10 the market. IS
cents perspoupd forfinest Japan, all at
eP5SCHUMACHER'S. e rs 81
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DRESS MAKING.
Rooms Above Jones', Store.

q MISS r. A. JONES
HAs just received the latest styles Of pat
IL terms from 3. Butterick, New York, and
would respectfully inform the ladies OF
Woodsneld and vicinity that she is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, cat and ct for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere; ..sjnh t4 =
Patterns of all styles for sale-aug3s, Tins.
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Nau AdSartIsemeuts
HGold sl Oh.

HThereare seyeral cases of typhoid
fever In the toNusof Malaga.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

! fFPot Flowers Of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-09

sfIhePononA Grsags Of Monroe
County will meet in Woodsfeld, on Sat
arday, the 18th inst.
NAT. II EDDY, Secretary.
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RvJudge MoRRIs' hit at the offer Of
10 cents piece for Democratic votes
anakes the Republicans hereabouts feel
very uncomfortable.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

RAsr--Leaves Clsrington on Tuesday and
Woodsfeld on Wednesday Of each week.
WRsr-Leaves Woodsheld on Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week. n5r,
sourH-Leaves woodsheld on Tuesday and
Friday OF each week.
NoRrH-Daily mail each way from Woods
field to Barnesville.
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e. sobscso hoslse containing 400
stick pf appaceoS tie property q VII
LIAM o14, sCshtek tofiship, was de-
st1bysA y % ate sssiiis efStks Sd
inst.
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Ey Bonds were quoted in the New
York market at the close on the 4th
inst, as follows: ssa saf 81 7a~sG
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E I, N H E R R
J Keeps Bread Cakes, Chow Chow, +
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, ,G- ]
gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, n
Sardines, Mustard & other articles h
kept in a first class Confectionery. Z
. Motto: Quick sales & small profits. R
E 1 N 81 E r 3
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Go.
TIME CARD, JUNE a, 1877.
EASTBoUND,

Kxpress trains run daily; other trains daily
except Sunday.
TH0S. B. BARRY, Western Pass'r Ag't, Gin
I14 m08E II feinnati. & EuAc
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Ag't, Baltimore.
W. C. QUINCY, Gem Manager. Newark.
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RATES OF TAXATION IN MONROE COUNTY, F0R THE YEEAf18
Mer1cs TO TAXPAYERS or MoHRoE COUNTY, oaIo.

hw,I MC
rt sLreoo ~
the Township
$ ~ 4 ni
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WThe resolutions of the Democracy
II Perry township cutclean andg SHARP.
The Rspq6licsps, in WoodsAsldA don't
il1s .hsa tAs lArsA k "a
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ILLINOIS At THE CENTENNIAL.
Gen. ]. c. Smiths Report.

tspseiI springasld Di.Pa,ch to the Chicago
Journal.)
Everybody who went to the centennial
from Illinois remembers the Illinois state
building and General Smith, secretary OF
the Illinois board. who managed it with
ability and contributed to the comfort of
every citizen OF the state who went to the
big show. General Smith has presented
the sabjoiAed report to the Governor
There were 100000 visitors to the
Illinois building; 5000 from Illinois !;
5000 registered; 225 newspapers were
Med; 16,756 letters were distributed !;
ess letters were returned uncalled for !;
i"oe packages cared for; 100 sick per-
sons cared Tor; rs reans Of letter pa per
distributed; 5000 envelopes distributed;
estimated cost Of building, $3.50. e5; es.
timated cost Of furniture, s., s52 30.
At meeting Of the centennial board
held last Tuesday, 1t was
Rksotgsd, That In view OF the extraor.
binary and unexpected services required
OF the secretary for the last two and one-
half yoarG. IN connection wit, the duties
devolved upon this board, We hereby re-
speeoa4y and earnestly suggest and rec
ommend that the sum Of s, 600 be appro-
pristed BY the general assembly TO Bee
rotary Smith. IN compensation tor such
services.
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AHOOSIER RESURRECTION.


The-village of Monroeville, Ind, is al
aHame with a sensation, the dimensions
Of which are in inverse ratio TO the size
OF the town. On Friday last a youn.
man named Charles Hueston, was at
tackled with disease supposed to be
congestion OF the lungs. After remain.
two hours, the attending physician
examined him and pronounced him
dead. The grief of his sister, beautiful
young lady, whose age was near his
own, was distressing to see. She re-
NAMED almost constantly by the body
and gave vent to her deep emotions in
tears. The remains were placed on
board the Friday afternoon passenger
| train, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago railway, to be taken to Forest,
o., for interment. The grief.stricke n
parents and sister accompanied the re.
mains. The latter refused to
go into the passenger coach, but
remained IN the express car, TO be
close to the body. 1t was an hour be.
fore the train arrived at Forest, when
loud, unearthly cry was heard, and in
a second the young girl was PROSTATE
upon the door In swoon. Several per.
sons fastened to her rescue. when they,
too, were nearly paralyzed by the dis
coyery Of the cause of her singular con-
duet. The supposed corpse OF Charles
Hueston was living, moving and breath
| ing. The head was thrust above the
| coffin, and the face with its deathly pal.
lor presented weird and ghastly
spectacle. The young man was ev-
identity amazed at his surroundings,
| and the first returning CLEANS OF
consciousness found him In position OF
bewilderment. Loving hands and kind
hearts devoted themselves to the care oil
the man who had, as it were, so suddenly
risen from the dead, aud of the young
girl who as suddenly had been brough,
to the very portals OF Of the grave. Hues
ton was taken from his coffin, rcstora,
tives applied under the direction OF ply
sicians who were on the train, and whel
he reached Forest was removed to hi
fathers residence. On yesterday he wa
alive and although very i'll he was i'm
proving somewhat, and the hope is en-
tertained that he will completely re
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