Richmond Democrat, Richmond, Mo. 5-12-1881: Dr. Paul Castor, of Iowa, is dead and this time there is no false report. He died April 18th, of consuption. In connection with his death the following story is told: On being informed by his attending physician that his case was a hopeless one, and that death was inevitable, he expressed a desire to have two ministers called, who were immediately sent for. He asked if they desired to see a spiritualist die, and if they did not see the angels waiting for him. He then took a sinking spell, clasped his hands, exclaimed glory and expired.
Richmond Democrat, Richmond, Mo. 5-12-1881: Dr. Paul Castor, of Iowa, is dead and this time there is no false report. He died April 18th, of consuption. In connection with his death the following story is told: On being informed by his attending physician that his case was a hopeless one, and that death was inevitable, he expressed a desire to have two ministers called, who were immediately sent for. He asked if they desired to see a spiritualist die, and if they did not see the angels waiting for him. He then took a sinking spell, clasped his hands, exclaimed glory and expired.
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