The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 31, 1877, Image 4
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TIIW .. ?AN E ADVENTURE OF A
WR STR4N LUMBER MAN
He Is dead to the world for two weeks,
packed in a dry goods box,-bubcomes'
all right again.
Fromn the St. Paid Pioneer-Press.
The experiences of one Jonas
Nilson, a lumberman, which are now
briefly to be related, will be regard.
ed as extravagant and extraordinary,
but they are nevertheless truly
stated in all essential -particulars.
It appears that during the past
winter Nilson has been employed at
one of the lumbering camps until
about three weeks ago, when a por
tion of a tree fell on him while he
was engaged . a~t chopping in the
woods, inflicting injuries which were
believed to be fatal from the first.
Nilson was carried to the camp by
his companions, and after a period
of extremo suffering he begun to
fail, finally becoming unconscious, I
pulseless, and with the palor of
death -overspreading his counten
ance. The men at the.camnp natur
ally concluded ,that their unfortunate
companion.apd associate was do.d,
as no sign of life could be detected.
The body of the supposed dead man
was tenderly placed in the only
coffin which could be procured at
the camp-a long dry goods box
and the remains were sent by wagon
to the nearest railroad station, t:nd
from thence forwarded to an old 1
personal friend of Nilson's, a gentle
man named John Peterson, who re
sides near the brickyard in this city i
The coffin and body, after arriving
in Minneapolis, were conveyed to
the residence of Mr. Petei'son, ac
cording to directions, but were kept 1
for two days in order to complete
the preprations for a decent burial.
WVhilQ yn in the rude coffin at the
residen ofMr. Peterson another1
old acquaintance called to see the
body of his dead friend, and during
his stay he gave the corpse a closo
and critical examination, Some
thing about it produiced a profoundl
impression upon the visitor, and ha
suddenly looked up with a pleased
but startled expression and ox
claimed, "Why, Jonas Nilson is not
dead I" While the majority of those
present did not place any special
confidence in the gentleman's lelas
ant remark, all agreed that an at
tempt to bring the body to life
would not do any harm, even if it
failgd in aeomplishing any actual I
good. Nilson's body was lifted from
the coffin, placed in a comnfortablo
bed, and such restorativ'es as were
available and suggestive wore care~
fully administered. Under this
treatment a trace of lifo's healthay
blodd roeeled itself on the paillidi
surfaee of the body, and at the end
of two hours the eyes of the sup
posed deid man graxdually opened
and rested upon those present, wvith
the rays of returning consciousness
and ih'toufi's yliainly discerned
by the bystanders. The sstonish
ment and joy of his friends were so
great that at first no one ventured
to speak to -the resurrected lumber .
man. but at last one of those present
ventured the question: .
"Nilson, are you cold 1" Without
moving his body, but with the eyes
resting upon his interlocutor, Nil
son faintly answered with single
word -"e;
The friends thus strangely as,
sembled together then redoubled
their exertiory, atnd a physician wash
summoned. N'ilson was made as
warm and comfortable s possible.
and since the date of his resuscita
tion, the attention bestowed upon
him has leezn-tender ,and unremnit
ting, and he is responding to the
frendly offies of those ;around him
with d'vidences of gradual but cer
tain improvenImat.
The strange trance which was re
garded tha sign of final dissolu
tion by his friends of the0 camp and
city contin~eggt~i the period of two
weeks;erldo6~ of the, most astona
Ishing fehMhflg the case' is, tht
Jonas Nilson was not prematurely (
buried-and thns"dinpnnajfu.
earnest. Physicians and others
who may fool an interest in the
remarkable case above recorded can
verify the statements made or ob.
tain additional particulars by call
ing at the residence of Mr. Peterson
in the locality indicated. The story,
inrredible as it may appear to the
public, is substantially true-the
only exceptions possibly being in
minor points not a1fecting the gon
ttral accuracy of a narrttive which
Must confound both wisdom maud
science, as one of the most curious
xn record.
Judge Bradley, the Groat Aliundo,
8 collecting certificates of cha rac
for from New Jorsey. The Times,
f Philadelphia, hits the nail on the
bead when it says : "The fact that
t Judge would consent to dcfend
iinself on a grave judicial issue be
oro a town meeting or a mob of
signers to a public letter is a con,
ression that ho is sensitive as to just
!riticisin of his acts. No enemy of
Judge Biadley could have harmed
iiu half so much by the most earn
)st and well directed assaults
Lgainst him, as he has harmed him
self by mukin; el'oi ts to sustain
As decision. In his case silence is
olden, and forgetfulness is safety."
[t is something to know, however,
hat "Aliundo Joe" is not of the
hinoceros order, and has the rags
f a conscience left
VEGE ThNE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Renoiates and Invigorates the
Wholo Sstem.
[ts Medicinal Prop'ries arc Al
terative, Tonic, - olvent
and Diuretic.
V~EGETINEL is made exclusively from
the juices of carefully selected barks,
oots and herbs, and so strongly concen
rated, that it will etl -utually eradicate
rein the system every taint of Scrofula,
ecrofulous llumor, Tumors, Cancer, Can
crous Hiamuor Erysipelas Silt Rheum,
y'philitic Diseases, Canker, Faintness at
he Stomach, and all liseases t;iat ari.v
romt impure blood. Sciatica, Inflamuitory
nd Chronic Rhoumatism, Neuralgia.
out and Spinal- Comiplaints, can only
1o effectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of thie
kin, Fustules, Pimplos, Utotches, Boils,
etter, Scald-head and iRingworm, V\oi:
uNiE has never tailet to effect a perma
tent cure.
For Pains in the 1al~ck, Kid ney Com
)laints, Dropsy, Femlale Wea' no: s, Lou
orrhma. arising from internal uleeration,
.nd uterine daease. unil (lemorail Debilits
EGETINE acts directly upon tile cause of
heso com plaints. It invigorates nud;
trongthens the whole svstoml, acts upon
he secretive organs, allays inllamation
rUrns ulceration, regulates the bowles.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Cos.
iveness, Palpitation of the Heart,
leadache, Piles, Nervousness and Gene
-ail Prostration of the Nervouc System, no
nedicine has given such perfe-ct satisfac
ion as thme VEoETINE:. It purifies the
>lood, cansos all the organsi, and pos
0esses a c'ontrollinig power over tihe iner
'ous system.
'Thle remarkable cures effected by VEGE
7INE have induced imany physicmins anid
potheucaries wnaom we know t, [prescribe
*nd use it in their , wnt families.
Ini faict VEGETINXE is the best remedv
'at (discovered for the above diseases, andl
s tho onily reliable BLOO) PUIIER~
'et placed b)e< roe thei pubilic.
All Diseases of the Wicod,
If V EGETlINE will relieve painicleanse
mnrfy and cure si chm G.iseases, resorinig
he patient to perf-:et health after trying
lifferent physicians, many remedie.
utTering for years, is. it not conclusive
rootf. if yon are a aufferer you 'an be
uredl? Why is this imdicinea performning
nehi great cures ? It worse in the. blood,
n thme circulating fluid It can tru'y be
ailed the GREAT BL~OOD PUBIFWJ:.
Lho great source of diseases originates in
ho blood; andI no medicine thait dloes not
et directly upon it, to purify and reno
'ate, has any just claim up)on public
ttention.
--PEPARF.D BY
H. R. STEVENS,
BOSTON, MASS.
fogetine is Sold by alt Druggists.
nmar 31
J. OLENDINING,
floot and Shoe Manutfacturer,
WINNSDORO, S. C.
THlE undersIgned re
a cotfully ainouneld ta the
citizens of ainoldce toathe
has removed his Boot and
ihoo Manufactory to one (door below Mr.
). Muller's. I am prepared to mnanufacturo
11 styles of work in a substantial and
orkmnanliko manner, out of the very best
aaterials, and at prices fully as lowv as the
amno goods can be manufactured for at the
orth or elsewhere. . I keel) constantly. on
ada good Stock of Sele and Upper
enather, Shoe Findings &c., which will be
old at reasonable prlces. Repairing
mrmptly attended to. Terms strictly Cash.
ja Dred Hides bought.
oot 1) J. CLENDINING.
DR. R. B. H ANinANI,
WINNSDIORO, S. 0.
F Iin rear of' J. P. iebiaoter &
~o.'s store9 up stairq.
..ar17-,n ,
MAIL!1
All Persons at a distance treated
by Mail with Perfect Success by do
soribing their Symptoms.
Dr. Townsend showing manner of Inhaling,
IOXYGEEATED MB!'m
(Sond for our large and beautifully illustratod
paper, sont free to any address,)
tiet ai__P__s
I Why? because Inha
latioln Is the onlyway
that the Air Passa
ges can be reached,
and Catarrh is a dis
casCofthoA irPassa
WE MAKE A SPEC- ges of the hcad. Use
IA'iTY of treating pa- thls'Treatment aswo
tdents by Mail. I'iease direct, which Is easy
writo and describo your and pleasant,and we
symptoms. guar titee at perfect
cucinza of Catarrh.
r chC tis! Jreason as given a
h li g bove. ''he Bronchi
al Tubes are simply
conductors to carry
air to tho Lungs,
ALL PERSONS ThAT hence Inhalation
road this are invited to must go direct to the
send for our large and seat of the disease,
beautifully illustrated and if you will fol
Papdr. sct freo to any low our directions,
address. we guarantee to
unit llroncllltis.
A ST HMA a
'r'ubes, caused by In
Hlanti at ion and1( Irri
tation of the mucus
WEOITUARANTEETO ionhranoliningtho
CUlt Coughs, Colds, lroichlll Tuhes.
Diptheria, 'neunon a Use Oxygenated Air
Nouralgia,and nearly all as we will direct and
other severe attacks we will warrant a
when all other remedies Cure. Vo have cured
fail, cases of 20 years
standinzg.
~Can be curedi. ?' by ?
Wy? becauso we ha
icured hundreds of
cases, some of them
being giveni over to
ofhronchols uef
DY SP ETPSIA WE practice. Consump
CUREI'. Liver and Kid- tioj is a disease of
tlo Air passag"es and
ncycomnplazmtsaroofec- over two-tirds of
tually reached by Oxy- tE cases are caused
nob y Catarrh. We'
uarantee wart I
your We hv ced a
falr. casese20 yOur
B UU gnatoiRNESHd
C IltE.tLnverheandnKid
IOF~MCan reney cure. W hy ?
b~ecauisoiwehae.
(curecdt hunso
caSeandsomsses thmg
At ho Aissaes an d
tact twh- tird lof
-AND-- th as a rcaed i
bh yun~sb atarh We
genateAir. uaraneaer. Alf
Touuillcom insea
CURtEDwithi'uteuttinghertotelns
or drawini't blood, withI n h oeOy
very' little or ni) pain.
IAnpro troubled gi o naeit
wit CanceranTl)('lnoiurs h nstemr
will plase writo for tes- yupnfto1101
timnoniala &c., fronm pa-whnOyecoe
tients cured. We war..i otctwt h
rant a perfect cure. iprte i h
the.,whohas bo be iuuat
cessfulsottrangituwarms
takeslchargovofythartdo
Dr.TonsndsMx.
purtfy bo asblodsi
?.fcCFLLAN U o.Athir the ytem.
cesfulthria~ou Nt atallyotherknownur~
Eitglanremidythean.rehof?
tbecaustotinhaloed
CanersanTumrsWgurnate e I to gou
parnxnt tirdc the tiheLug
So tikuesro any
Addres al leters s eretofrecco.
122 ~h Stret,_Pr withehe blood
Phyicinswisintoloat in saoced to
or cty i thi l~ulne tiocn the rihertvAh
teritoy a(I ur lluthobted paernor vern
tisng he ame i~ adresin s tote.har
Thereare npri ov ers os inuoton
and lsewere hati put tip alo iOGsgod
LIQID nd ryigtopuandt forcd fmYThoA
5iUfTor xygnatdArgend youiinag itnto
behiemine. Nne nthe lunes the mords
A~iN DWW IND wen Oxygronil coe
Winbin otcwthth
llndoai mpritikes in thee i
that t e as .mov ltoo tht carbo ne
oemmclioe Brck anel buroca singt
e~nto o buines, he bloe is pr eaed
to nc~nlmodtte t d puli thea wams
Ltelhenshdrois andy a tl goe
plid wth he esttht the martem
He intens toYde re M oeury
roceivoWtheuprbantopatropa
Address, all letter a ertfo
E. F TOW SEND '. D.,
AND WITH IT
A BEAUTIFUL LINE C F
LADIES' AND GENTS'
SPRING GOO)D
--AT
DANNE NBERGW,
CALL AND SEE THEM
And bring your change with you.
('ur beautiful Centennial Ftripes, at 1
one yard wide.
CALICOS AT OLD PRICES.
CLOTHING
IN GREAT VARIETY.
JUST RECEIVED
A beautiful assortment of Gents' Pants
for s'ring wear.
White Vest of all kinds, at all prices.
Boots and Shows
The largest stock in the Boro.
We keep constantly on hand Manko &
Stearns' Baltimore txitde Shoes, each and
every pair warranted.
-CALL ON
R. L. DANNENBERG
THE LEADER OF
mar 10
JUST RECEIVED
-BY
J. F.lklchster & Co.
SPRING PINTS!I
SPRING PRINTS !
4-4 Percales at 129 .
New York Mills, Wamnsutt.
Fruit of the Loom,
Farwel and other brands of Longoloth.
Tablo Damask--Brown, Bleached and
Red.
A full stock of Bed Ticks.
A large lot of high-back Tuck (i..mbs
just received.
All of which we are soiling vory low
.-FOR THE CASH.
J. F. McM~ASTER & CO.
mnr 10
IOTIOEJL
OFFyIUE COUNTY CoMMrnsszoNEiw,
FAInRFID CouNTr,
' WINNsnono, March 12th, 1877.
T H1E IRoad Disftrict Overseers of Fair
field county arc hereby notified and
required to order out all persons liable to
road duty in tbcir respective jurisdictions
to work the public highways three full
days between the date of tis notice and
the 1st of May next. The are further re
quired to see that all highways arc clear
ed out to the lawful width. and that:; all
roots, stumps, logs and rooks are remnoy
ed 'from the public roads. They are
further required to return all deofaulters
to thig office to be dealt with ncocring.
to law. Itead Distriet Overseers disare
garding this notie will likewise be dealt
with according to law.
HRNxIT Jacos,
. RI4 HAAIRa,
mea' 14--7wtx Cu*onn ~ kw.
T II3
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