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HE WONDERS OF ELECTRICITY Hartford
Mansfield took bed at Nottingham and in the morning
was found apparently dead from poison The usual rem
edes were applied without effect, when electricity was
resortcd to- AT the first application Of the conducting
wire to the Ghost of the patient he up but gradual


~ Tell back again. AT the second shock he rose up
ing out "Oh and then fell back agan but on the third
shock he started up crying "Oh God and sat up
right with ease. Ina short time afterwards he askedor
something to drink and tea and coffee administer
ed to hm in three quarters of hour he dressed him
'elt and appeared almost entirely recovered He had
purchased two ounces of audanum aid had taken the
wnoie OIL ~ IN two doses. Some disagreement with his
wife is said to have been the melting cause.