The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-26

aiso became conscious OF the most intense
guiiesine end especially in his 5jWer
4 iirissg. ae says Tho pain was like that
II Of ~ buEnf and tl,et he could not have
i suffered more from what followed II he
/ had beegi held In the flames.
a Ills vile ans daughter, upon seeiDg
4 that he was stllI alive, desired 10 feinOye
him 70 the house, but he begged to be
LEFT wherc he Ras, and not TO bc dis.
tarbed, ,,as he felt that he could live but q
few minutes, and that he might MS well
die there as 10 be put TO the needless
torture OF removal As he seemed to
gain etrength, however, he WAS soon ta.
ken 10 the housc and made as comforta.
bio ne possible, but eight or ten hours
elapsed before nc was able 10 move either
of his lower limbs: The left hip and leg
seemed to bemora affected, than the right,
and the symptoms for time indicated
thet the bones we're injured. But these
soon passed away. The mark of the
4 tlIghtniDg was apparent from tho shoul-
ders to the calf Of the right leg, in the
shape of u broad, irregular strip, :lom
which the skin peeled Off as though IL
had been scalde6.
The New York Medical journal had
| an interesting paper few years ago on
the physiological effects Of lightning,
from .whichwe gather some facts touch.
Ing the great and consuming heat of this
invisible agen:y.
"a thundeFbolt has been seen," o. Us
| the writer, ito split tree without even
blaekening 1t while il reduced to ashes q
shepherd WHO had taken refuge under it's
branches.p
Abbe Richard savs of another Incl.
dent: "One maj, aione ,vos k;iIed and
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