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,,,s the spire. The congregation en-
ss clusiss % ~ 600 souls, and has four clergymen
braces isis. assistant. Under the building is a
and on; n which are a number OF dead bodies
ce'lat stnte At of preservation. although they
IN i." heen deposited there 200 years. With
nave ,sn ewes" says Mr.. X. II saw the bodies
my y,,l, JI as they we're centuries ago. The en-
10 ia,' n,,re dried away, but the external parts
tra", net complete; and even the caps with
are u! ,hev were inferred 200 years ago, and
w,,'v" nan narts of the grave clothes, are in
o'ne' # uerfect preservation" The bodies
s.a'u ~, mummies, bur are preserved by the
AZ. ao,uliar lila nature of the atmosphere.


p'Wsr. k. says there is wine cellar in Bre,
m, containing some wine that is several
centuries old.