Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14
BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE
POSSIBILITY OF RESUSclTATlNG ALL
DEAD PEOPLE.

n.en
were Brought Back to Life.
rbe unfortunate case of the mind read
Risbop, upon whom "A too previous
s,,,onsy was performed, is likely to effect
Lasting good to humanity. Before it oc-
a,rred cases of apparent yet not real death
20 held to be so extremely rare that not
va In a thousand of the sensational re-
U,rts of such were believed by physicians
have any foundation whatever; but
,hsv have been carefully studying the sub
iact and making thorough investigations,
and the most of them are now ready to ac.
oent that persons are too often considered
"a being dead when they are not so In real
NV Many such cases, absolutely authen-
tic. have been reported.
Dr Clark, of indianapolis, tells of sew.
anal recent cases in his section. One was
that of a woman in Steubenville. o., who
was pronounced dead by six physicians,
and vet life returned after fourteen days
Another or a woman in st. Louis, in
whom only a slight sign of life was acct
Aentally discovered just before the coffin
was TO be closed. NJ. Brouardel, French
Musician, has written upon this subject
and brought out much of interest He
considers that the newly born, also young
children and aged and cnfeebed persons,
are especially predisposed to apparent
death. He believes that in infectious dis
eases and algid fevers there are good
many examples of resurrection; the pto-
maines he considers to have characteristic
anpsthetic properties; injected into
frog the latter assumes any given cata-
leptic properties that may be desired
The physician is most apt to be deceived
by historical persons, who are capable of
living like alternating animals. In per
sons convalescing from grave diseases syn
cope is easily induced at the moment the
natient rises; the deficient cerebral circula-
ton and venous stagnation in the lower
limbs are favorable conditions to the oc-
currence of apparent death. NJ. Brouar-
del relates the case of a criminal who was
hung in Boston at 10 a. M, taken down at
twenty-five minutes past 10 a. m. and
transferred to the anatomical amphithea-
tire an hour thereafter, when his pulse re-
commenced TO beat. On opening the tho
rax the pulse was sen to beat forty min
ute, and it stopped beating at a quarter to
SD. m. Hoffman tells of similar case.
THE DEAD BROUGHT BACK To LIFE.
During the past two years many cases Of
recovery after apparent death from cleo
trcity have been reported, and in some Of
them there was no sign Of life for be
tween two and three hours. NJ. Lester re-
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