The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-09-03

pOH LIZ % tAtNSAhAA1CIAy N-i1
liant and animated. After a short and
pertinent address to the medical gem
tlemen, he told me in a peremptoTy
manner 20 bring Commodore Rodgers
to him, as he had something to say TO
him before he finally lett Us. The
Commodore consented to go with me,
when 4 scene was presented truly nov
el and inGcScrlbabIe, and calculated 10
Eli with awe the stoutest heart Ihe
sick bay Tor berth) in which he lay IS
entirely set apart to the use CT those
who are confined 10 their beds By IL
ness. Supported by the surgeons, sur
rounded by his weeping and astUnished
comrades, z crowd OF spectators LOOK
inc through the lattice-Work which in
closed the room, q common japaDned
lamp throwing out = sjckly light, aud
q candle held opposite his face by IN
attendant, was the situation Uf things
when our worthy commander made his
appearance; and well does he rcmem-
Der the effect produced by SO uncom-
mon 4 spectacle, especially when fol-
lowed by the uttcranCc Of these words
from the mouth Of one long supposed
TO have been dead: Commodore Rod
gers, | have sent for You. Sr, being
commissioned by higher power to
address you for 4 short time, and 10 de-
liver the message lntrusted TO me when
/ was permitted 10 revisit the earth.
Once / trembied III your presence, and
was eager 10 obey J our commands; but
now / am your superior, being no long
er an inhabitant of the earth. | have
seen the olorias of the world of spirits.
what have bebeId. i1dead were I rot
forbidden. Iancl1aoe wouId be made
auate to the task: It's epough for Won
and the crew 70 know that / have been
sent back to earth to reanimate for a
few hours nv lifeless body, commits
stoned by God 10 perform The work |
am row enoaoed II. He then. in ian
cna.re so c6ssIe and aDnropriat. that
+ woulI not have disqrace6 tbe Inns or
the non of . divine. took hasty view
IF the moral aud RELIGIONS dptias in
u - 1'i0i - 60
cehp1ht on INC com iiilahuei u d si''P
Oh "aE. nc f1F'e"1o 'ii1 Vices DleFa-
ienl on anipooaF1: pointed our Inc rel,
awe duue9 oi oillcei9 ana ihe'l. ann
concluded by urging the necessity OF
reformation and fepenIahce. lie o!U
not as Ieaiou "t our pI'ft c2Liilll'ne
Uet' aIt1hlitt ~ prov INC 'IIi'''ie99 ~ %
Hahti"9 an" ""IS' out' oi 'He c"Ltt"-
~ Warmly fecoihih9i t, i'.e'' 70 tne men
'''o !''- -"I i-'' u '''-.1
oo"h'ie "i'i 'ol'5 az ''!'o 80
otoo1iioo "o0"i'I.'t GN"HI - ~ - 80
- ''ii n1ui' 'Sii,' - ~ 49, Co,'' -
oeoiI t'I-0i "o" 80 ''to 'iilo' ~
"ouiu INV Ii""G d c"ii9i"Gi d "'0 f'>'ii1-
PhIeV' Whlch no uoupt WouIu nave oeen
III 2Ie1' ooiLlaH'5' ~ 1'll < 4loT
"' 'o9'oli Hc''" al 'ii' ''""' 0990''
oillg W tiio last =, r-
- Hon ii1 ini9ii''' IN ''io =
uoic' MS Hca'' "iUPPo" "po" hi'
p[eaSt' iIS eyes ciosGd' ahi nc appear
{" 10 nanS PaS3eu 'Hi""5I 4 SecoH"
ue'In' y" Pul7"'loh nor 'h1 lodSt o7,
SIee oi ""Ilnth coIlu De P9Icyi' Gu
arda-oH bin1 70 no Iaid SD o"h ioft
b;n,
.I ......,,; 90 t5ou, uuoi,Iy IcuecIug
unon the mast unabia to Slaep. when
ahout 9 o'clock p. NJ. many hours after
KembIe had been laid by. was called
out Of bed TO visit O man taken sud-
denly i'll in his hammock, hanging near
Kemble's apartment. II was an hour
when all but ,he watch on deck had
turned in: general silence reigned. and
ali the Eghts below were out. with the
execution Of a sinole lamp in the sick
anartment where Law the remains Of
| Knoble. | had bled the sick man-he
was relieved. / entered the sick-room
| before | retired to replace something,
| and was turning round to leave it, be-
inc alone, when suddenly was almost
! petrified upon beholdinm kemble Sit
| tinr up in his berth with his eyes
| (Which had rogained their former bril-
| liancv and intellirence) fixed intently
upon mine. | became. for moment
| speechless and motiouless. Thinks
to myself what have | done, or left un-
done, in this mans case that would
cause him thus to stare at me at this
late hour, and alone? | waited long
/, time in painful suspense, dreading
some horrid disclosure, when | was re-
liuved by his commanding me to fetch
him some water. With what alacTity
/ obeyed can easily bo imagined. /
gave him tin mug containing water,
which he put to his mouth. drank OIL
the contents, ana returned to me; then
! laid himself quietly down tor the last
lIAlie' lis 'i'""'ion "a PiGIiao1y 'h0
same IN every very respect as De'ofe oe-
scfioed. Inc me tlIn9 :G was now! no" GHPiremo exp "a
"hlcn' ne n"' SaI''' "%2 ~, Si'eu MN 70 W
Ieinalh II III 'le oouy' = Ilo i'eAt u"J ~
noon an h"no9 A'ttI>'1b - V'"4i -
near inc luhGfa' service reau' ana see
ms remains cohSiSl7" 70 i "ateIy
grave. IL was au uhuouaIiy so!emh
period. Seamen are naturally super
SuiiouS' ana on ms occasion the.f
minds had been wrought upon III a
now thew were all affected to tears,
and when the BODY was slid from the