The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03

mood. she appeared TO have succession
al violent swoons which lasted for differ
ent periods She regained Consciousness
after long intervals and talked intelH.
gently to those around her.
After she had been i'll for week she he
gan to sink, and late one night relapsed
into deadly faint Three days and three
nights passed. and still she did not re.
cover
The physicians mnde thorough exami.
nation and unanimously declared that life
wasextinct Pulsation had entirely ceased
Her face assumed deathlike pallor. The
features became hard and rigid, and the
limbs 6tiifened
A PITIAmg CASE.
Dead she certainly was, said all the med.
ical men, and two days atterward she was
inferred in the family vanlt. When atwelve-
month had passed away the merchant mar
ricd again Soon nfter his second marriage
the vauit was opened to receive the coffin
of ratiye The merchant himself
touched the spring which caused the lid to
hy open,
Az the topof the vault swung back on
its hinges skeleton, with an omlnous
rnttle, fell into the arms of the gentleman
Il WINS the skeleton OF his first wife, and
brief search disclosed NIL the dreadful de
tails
The unfortunate lady had evidently been
,ypnly In prolonged swoon. Assn broken
Scofifn lay on the floor Of the vHuit 10 was
nyesumed that, on waking up mid finding
Where shelwas, she had struggled violenbly,
and cansed the coffin TO roh or the shelf,
- on which 1t had been: ptaced, on, to the
floor.
A lhrge fy6ne LAY closesby tha skeleton,
aud with this khe, bud evidently tried To-
astrabt attention by striking tho roof OF
; the vdult. The oil in a lamp left by a
workman, had all been consumed by the
poor creature. Exhausted by want6f fbod,,..
., she ind grsdusIly shifkt and died snSeal;
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SAVED ny KISSES
The foregoing episode is sesoihewhSt grirss'
some, but we can. nay. quoteswo examples
followed by happier results, A Young
French lady, deeptrir lbve With "a stufent,
was .iuformed by.her father, mn old man
who had made his fortune bx, s4lilg SE:agsf
thnt she would have to marry " fflend Of
his also q retiredGrag selteF,. WhQsn, ara was
almost treblr that nj. the Young girl! OF
. :. hearing this announcement waa seized
with aSiolent illness; ana ina few days
, succumbed 70 ~. she was buried IN |,
church ssfd Rat farStsnfii i'sSAse. - SsE
", On thsssams spigbt, ,,the, sgang+. asgpsft,l
frantic with grief "aiid yage formed The
ides Of unearthing her, possessing himsklf
Of her beautiful black hair, and thtnl, hfter
killing her father ..sdst he wItffti Es- uffdssT'
i groom. drowning himself .hrAhe seine "a
4 dead ~. night he proceeded q, gae Grays
yard, disinterftd the corpse, MID was cbyssp
ing the iaAnmtate, lipEs With ,Ptsioitats
: kissezwhen be noticed that the right. ey6
lid qnivered very slightly, .s,5Ms !.
WWh eager haste he bore hefto the near
est hotfsss and aptfed restoirati9es with
Y such stlecesatbat,a,h a,he 'scgssf@nplsseg re
covered and @1s aAe N hywitk, him 'on
the following day ~ Gstmany. where they
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