Montreal, Dcc. 1871.
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Montreal, I}cc. iohn'


Remarkable Circumstance,-On lucsua!
week last, the body of a young woman, Was
conveyed to the English burying ground ~,
nterment. When the funeral party wei
about entering the gate respectable Iuu .n
cal gentleman of this city was coming W,
upon observing him the relations OF the sar
parently) deceased stopped the proces',,I'". ,'s.
and begged that DR.. II. would exam'''c .,,sr 'sr
body, as from the colour of the race ',..
suspected that vitality was not reahy ssod
tinct. On examining the body N NY ,ao on;n. Nm
house the Doctor was decidedly OF thc w., &c
! ion that she was not dead. The face % .o1 o
fresh like as ever it looked--thc ups a'e s;,cs ~
but there is no pulse or animation r;" T.'i IA
Tuesday. The body is kept IN the c''n" :'n ,le. a.
the dead room which is heated to my" M,
gree that putrefaction may be causea'u, .nsrl.
Since the time the body was pfaceu 're,. sor..
there has been no change. YESTERDAY w.
noon her mouth WAS of a blackisn NV I''.o,sI
the evening it again became rcd' o'''
physicians examine the body daily ,o,v,


Since writing the above we nav
that modification has commences.