From the Charleston Courier of Nov 2s
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 On the 24th Oct. 1926 about 12 o'clock at night a negro girl belonging to gentle man of this city, aged about 2Oyears, of TO- bust constitution and apparently in perfect health,i in consequence of strong excitement, caused from setting up with black corpse, in company with large assemblage of col- cured people, who were singing, &c. as is common with these people on such oc- casions, fell into lethargy, from which she was not reused, notwithstanding the application of blisters, the shower bath of cold water, &c. until the s1 of the same month when she awoke but could not separate her lower jaw from the uper one until she was electrified, which was done on the 2d inst. when she ate food for the first time since being in that situation but her tongue being contracted, she could ot speak until 21st when she spoke, and said she felt quite well, and free from all kind ofpain.-She was four weeks in this state. During the first entire week she was asleep her pulses was good and natural and her slumbers appeared calm and comfortable {; but there was total suspension of all the animal functions except perspiration.