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Dr. Macnab then proceeds, in Illustration
of his position, to relate the following:


1.-THE danger to which the elegant lady
Russell was exposed, is too we'll known, both
in France and England, to require details
She remained seven days and nights with
out any sign of life, aud her interment was
only deferred on account of the violent grlef
which lord Russell experienced at the idea
of being separated from beloved wife. On
the eighth day, as the parish bell was toll
ing for church, lady Russell suddenly raised
her head, and to the amazement and indes-
cribable 10y of her husband, told him to get
ready to accompany her to church. Her re-
covery was rapid and complete, and she llv.
ed many years afterwards, to render her lord
the father of family"


The second instance is related by the &C"
lebrated Oder of Geneva, in these words :


81 knew a girl twenty five years old nam
ed Eliza Roy, who narrowly escaped being
buried alive. She lived at Il distance OF two
| leagues from Geneva. For some years she
had been subject to nervous attacks, winch
frequently deprived her of every appear
ance of lite but after the lapse OF a few
hours, she would recover and resume her
occupations, as if nothing had happened
| On one occasion, however, the suspension OF
her faculties was SO protracted, that her
/ friends called medical man of the neigh
borhood who pronounced her dead She
was then sown up in a close shroud, ac-
cording to the barbarous custom OF the
country, and laid upon the bed-stead. A.
mongst those who called to condoe with
the parents, was particular friend OF the
supposed deceased, Of her own age. The
young woman, anxious to take a last look at
her friend, unripped the shroud and nm
printed kiss on her cheeks, Whist she
was kissing her, she fancied thas She ielt ner
breathe She repeated her carcsses. and
being shortly assured OF the fact of her friend
not being dead, she applied her mouth 70
that of the girl, and IN short time the
latter was able to dress herself"