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The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-04
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

~ Those Wbo have hitherto pAtronised ns are
satIsned that WhsG We have shove announced 10
strictly correct those Who have not Jet patronlHed
us, need o1ly maks enc trial - BE ebugincsd. We
are both PRACTICAL FaIHTERs, and fully capable Of
fulfilling 70 the letter all We promise here.
GELWECKs q JANUARY,
PROPRIEF0Rs.i
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-04

The PrsFSteiOrs OTthe MOHTAM DKNocRAT Printing
EstAblshAent, eseAeviht aA egOtism, announce with
conAdeace that they have Nse
Best aAa Greatest Facilities
Ror the nromnk eorreet and ~ Paful exanntInn of NJ,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-04

A BoY, whose honesty is mors % BE-
commended thSn bis Ingenuity, once took
some butter to . gentleman, in q ne1Eh.
boring village. TIE butter hsvinFstnles
appearance, aud The geAtleusti beiug a..
SiroOe Of procuring such iOt hiS osR uhf,
told the boy 70 bring him eli iks. hatAar
his mother had to spare. ~ thiak, s6sd
the boy "shs can't spare Ghy more, for
she aaid she would not hive spared thISN
only rat fell IN the cream, and she did
not like to use it heraslL" ,laEr ,'F
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-04

AssagKEaEzA pllhaOs4 - GtssIshho
wPmaa : Spsnt e bAia.s. - las 81
which int - l6f i5iind - 4
'ia1AS bAli6s4 iata ~ 80
ltAsS0svieAs ~ - az
Rsayt eAiysplS ~
buyers 4lG'Sg gaE6 Aal 81.
Il c Ri1A 1'p6SAds W SonS aKi
bought hsfs uySslf "a ~. - 80 !.
WfEh.'s '-'''' . - - -' '' 49, % =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

to his notice which entitled him to hold his Office
for the remainder of the term for whic; lie was
elected and that at the time Of his election he
was still in office He then submitted the oues-
lion whe her under this state Of facts he was en-
titled to hold his seat. The House at first de-
cded that being still Adiutant General he was
Ineligible. But ID having been brought to the
notice of the House in the discussion on q reso-
luton introduced by Mr.. DePass, that the section
of the new Co stituflon on the subject of the
qualification of members, had materially amended
the section on that subject in the Constitution of
1890, the question was re-coEsidered, and it was
finally decided that Mr.. Darlington Was entitled
to his seat although he held the Office referred
to.
The alteration in the Constitution of 1890 III
Sec act I,) was this. The words in that section,
"whe they receive no salaries" referred to all the
officers named in that section-including militia
officers But in the Constitution lately ratified
(28sec act,l these words refer only to 'iustices
of inferior Courts" The only question then
was whether tlfe 'oGte of Adjutant andInspcctor
General was an Office "in the militia" This
could admit of no doubt, and he'ce the member
elect was declared entitled to his seat.
The members from Newberry are disposed Of
es follows on committees-Mr. Suber on Fede-
raj Relations and Privileges and Elections, Mr..
hClLt, on agriculture ANU SLdllIls Lol
on the Military-his former positionin the Sem
ate. The Senator from Newberry, Mr. williams,
lis on the 'comnittce the Military, aud also, on
the committee en- Finance and Banks.
The Governors election is stiH in Some doubt
tho it is now believed that Mr. Orr is elected by
four or five hundred votes. In several Districts
the votes for General Hampton were thrown away
by the managers Because he uas no candidate =
a very satisfactory reason indeed
Yours, &C., A. B. G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
AMI LIFTS.

AHIE<LEaTSy -.
For the Ladies; something new, and
really handsome, and for the first time
introduced here. -.
Our Boot and Shoes for ladies',
Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, and Childrea5
embrace every variety, and we're selec4
ted with great care. -
We have a fine stock, Of Brogans.
We wiilreeeiye, during this week, a
large invoice Of every description Of
Goods to be found in a Grst-elass Boot
and Shoe House, ..-.....e ::
The citizens of Newberry, and Las
dies, especially arerespeetfnily invited
to examine our stock. We will take
great pleasure in waiting upon thems :.
Itis cur intention to devote our time
and energies to the Boot and Shoe
Business, both wholesale and retail.
We therefore invite the trade of the
surrounding country and upper districts
MILLER & &THOMPS0N.s :.
Newberry C. r., Oct. 81, '65. - -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEwRERRY DISTRICT

By Johs T Peterson, Esq, Ordinary of Nep'
berry District.
M HEREAs, Salle F. Rutherford has applied
: w to me for Letters of Administration,
on all and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits of Coll William D. Ruth
erford. Late OF the district aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and adrnonish Ill
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be. and appear before me-, at
eur next Ordinarys. Court, for the said District,
to be holden at Newberry C. H, on the 2ls. day Of
Nov. inst, to shew cause' if any, why the said
Administration should notJbe granted. =
Given under my hand and SEAL, this 7th day
OF Nov, in. the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four. =
Nov82 JOHN T, PETERS0N,-o.E.D: 4
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
IN EOUTTF---NEWBERRF.
JACOB S. LONG, Committee, vs.. JN0. "
-- LONG, Lunatic. -

JACOB S. LONG, Committee, vs.. JNO. ".
- LONG, Lunatic. -
10y virtue of an order Of the Court of Equity,
D passed in the above stated case, viii sell
at public auction, o1 the 20th day of November,
1865, at the plantation of Jno. W. Long, defend.
ant, all his personal property, CT q credit Of
twelve montds, with interest from, the day OF
sale. For all sums over twenty dollars, the pur.
chasers are to give bond Bith good suretfes' to
secure purchase money and for all sums Of; and
under twenty dollars, cash.. The plantation Of
the said Jno W. Long will be rented out on the
same day either as aswhoie or by fields, for one
year. The persons renting said land, will be re-
quired to give bond Fith good surety to securs
rent. SILAS TOMBSTONE.
Nenbcrry c. r., Ho7s6, 's5. G, END. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
S-~~-~~~~~-1~ ,~~~--~-~-~--~--~--~~
Tho fIonsa5erota Pantiet

The Subscribers of this religious paper will be
gratifed to know that its energetic proprietor
Mr. G. T. Mason proposes to resume its pubtica-
tion in January next We entreat FOR him a
liberal and earnest res ponsc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
The Courier @, K

Notwithstanding the misfortune this paper met
with in its loss by fire of all its printing materials,
tors have not'alowed the rea ders Of the Courier
to lose single issue. The paper will BE worked
for few da> S by hand power, but there Will be
no delay in its issues. We offer congratulations
on this evidence Of energy and good manage
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
Administrators Sale,

T WILL SELL. at the residence of sibbey Blair,
L on the 28th November, 1855, all the personal
property belonging to the estate of +. j. Thomp-
son, deceased. Consisting Of the following arti.
cles J: One Mare and Colt ohesBuggy, enc Watch,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Nov.Sl T. S. BLAIR.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

TIE TEa3aEg.-since our last H-e have had
an abundant and much needed rain, and on Sun
day night heavy and killing frost, killing to
vegetable matter, and we trust to the many
forms Of fevers and sickness, generally which
have prevailed to an unusual extent during the
late summer and fall Wetrust that the atmos-
phere pure and rarifed by the seasonable change
will bring about better state of public health.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
Great Closing Out Sale Of Stock
Worth over '$25,O00,
Interesting News for All.
GREAT BARGAINS,

CENHE undersigned, late Of Chuilotte, 4 c., has
L brought to this market,a stock of gods
worth over S25,O0n consisting of Boots and
Shoes, Of all descriptions, fine assortment Of
Dry and Fan Y Goods, we'll selected stock of
Ready-made Clothing, Hats and Cps, Ladies'
Hats s,of the very latest Styles Nnhas, SontagS,
Hoods, Breakfast Shawls, also OF the late fash
ions, and in short many articles impossible to be
mentioned. ..-s. .
The undersigned has chosen this town to sell
out the entire Stock, at Wholesale and Retail,
9T PRICES WHICH CANNOT BE BEATEN, in
auy town. or city, North, South, East or West,
and very respectfully, .inTiteS citizens and NOR
chants 10 examine his Stock and convince them
selves, come <oor7 come early, come all, if you
wish bargains. No doubt there will be a great
rush for the goods. am determined to sch,
and the goods must be sold.
JACOB STERN
n B. Cotton taken at the highest aarket.v value
i;$ $payment of goods. N. B. Notice the RED
FLAG, at the Store east of Martins Hotel, New
berry Court House. -..-
Nov S-46-1n3:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

We have received from the aathor, G. E. e.
ford, GreenTile, copy Of the above work, pre-
pared by Col. c. J. Elford. It embraces an
abstract of the tax laws Of The United States, etc.
Price SO cts.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
BOOTS and SHOES,
. Iaoiss aq9 Gents fats,
U7E will open. between the 18th and
W 25th oil November, the largest
and best selected stock of - .1..-; -,
BOOTS AND SHOES

eyer offered il the town of Newberry.
Our stock has been carefully selected
from the best manufactures, by an able
and experienced Boot and Shoe Dealer.
Our stock will run from the Heaviest
BROGAN to the finest PUMP BOOT.
Our Ladies Goods run from the
Heaviest DUTCH BOOT to the finest
WHITE KID SLIPPER.
We earnestly invite the Ladies and
Gentlemen of the Town and Country
to give US cali before buying else
where. We think it will be to your inA
.teress. We would say to the Ladies
if you want a pretty Hat, trimmed in
the very latest Broadway style, just
wait little while longer, and you shall
have your head and feet neatly and eles
.gaptly dressed.
J NJ. SUBER g. COS
perMcDUFFIE METEss:s@5
Noy 9A6 IF
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

The afect;onate and feeling invitation extend
ed TO our patrons in the last issue, has failed of
efectso far, but Ike bread cost upon the waters,
tile effect may be felt after marg days, and we
wait the food tide. Who knows what wil-come.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
NEWBERRY, S. c.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1866.
Internal Revenue Guide.

2. We.Niil lay before our readtrs next week the
important features Of the new code of laws.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

Dry Goods in large variety are now open at
Marshall & Bros, and the ladies are respectfully
invited to examine the assortment.
Also talking dolls-almost sure enough babies.
Look at advertisement of J. n. Suber & Co.,
per McMetts, who will soon be 90 with splen-
did stock of Shoes &C.,
B. stoddard l. Co., of Charleston, Boot and
Sboe dealers, in resuming business, invite their
friends and the trade generally to"examne their
stock.
A fine stock of Groceries Liquors, ETC., can be
found at Joan Ring & Co.'S; No. SS meeting st.,
Charleston.G
W e. ChaAee, Wholesale Grocer, Charleston,
receives weekly consignments of all goods in his
jine, and can supply the ,up-country trade adVan-
tageously.
Great Bargains in goods can be had of j. Stern,
WI, will open a splendid stock near Martins Ha-
1t viii be seen that the. sale Of Mr. AlQnzo
Whites residence and other property comes on
| to-day.
The exercises ofthe Furnian university will be
resumed the 18th of February next. .-.
In Equity-Newbcrry-sale personal property
Jno. w. Long:
Notice Sale of property, estate Of s. J. Buzzatd,
decd. ., -
Observe Rail Road notice by J. F. Glenn.
----~~o~-~~-~~~~~~~~~o(I-
The Masonic fraternity Of Columbia, whose
lodges have all been destroyed, have appointed
Hon. Gilmore Simms, and Mr. Robert Bruins, to
proceed North and obtain. assistance from the
Brotherhood in ordct to rebaild thev ruined
shrines The freedom of the railroad has, been
accorded them, and Messrs. Willis & Chiselm,
have extended the use Of theiR, steamers, both
going and returning.
The Commissioners Of health Of New York, to.
gcther with the Mayors of Cleveland, Jersey
City and Brooklyn melton the 26th ult., to adopt
Isprecautionary measures against the Introduction
of Cholera A case of Cholera is reported (silce
deniea) to have occurred in Brooklyn.
The steamship Atalanta from New Orleans was
lost at sea on the 18th Of last month. She breast
ed fearful storm for several days. but fell a prey
to the raging biilows. Her crew and passengers
numbered forty-fve alone survived, they clung
to portion of the wreck and were rescued by
the Q. s. gunboat Florida.
Montgomery Blair addressed Democratic
meeting in New York on the 18th instant. He
denounced negro suffrage, ansl recommcnded
that the freedmen be coonized in Mexican Terri.
tory, war bcing first declared and Maximillian
| expelled &C.,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

For CoMREss. We are authorized 10 an
nonnce DR.. r. G. GRIFFIN Of Edse6rd, to re-
present in the ncxt.Uaited States Congress- the
Third Congressional District, composed of the
Dis riots of AbbevilIe Edgefeld, Nemberry, Lex
ington, orangehurg, Rickland and Fairfield.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
For Congress.

RI? GEN. SAMUEL McGowAN IS respectfully pre-
sented 10 the Voters Of the Sd Congressional
District including Abboville, Edge6eld, Orange
burg, Richland, Fairfelth Lexington and New
berry, Is a candidate for Congress sat the next
election. ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

Montgomery Blair addressed Democratic
meeting in New York on the 18th instant He
denounced negro suffrage, ansl recommended
that the freedmen be coonized in Mexican Terri
tory, war being first declared and Naxinillian
exnelled. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

Co7rAGE ORGANs.-Mr. S. Hurd is agent here
for the Cottage Organ-a finished instrument
Its compass, sweetness and power transcend any
thing Of the kind wehare ever yet enjoyed. It
has depth and richness combined with soft,
murmuring, dulcet tone, that is perfectly ravish-
ing Ills just the thing for churches. societies,
home-circles, &c. 1t is not mHo! larger than a
mcodeon, and being very cbeap-renders it a
handsome ornament. Those in need Of such an
instrument, would do we'll tocan on Mr. Hurd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
MILLER & THOMPSON "
have on han /

An Elegant Stocksof Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Trunks, Valises,. Umbrellas
Gauntlets, etc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

Wright, Csppock s Co., raase their co-part-
nership known this day. 1t viii. be- seen 100
that they are extensively engaged in merchan.
die and have an elegant assortment of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Groceries, &C. We
advise call to this establishment
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

The firm of Morris, Hunt & Co., having dis
solved partnership would have tic citizens o
NewSerry and upper districts to know it, and thai
the business will hereafter be conducted by l.
& J. II. Hunt, under the style'ot Hunt L Bro
These gentlemen are we'll and appreciatvel!
known. and need but the announcement made BY
their card to secure them large amount OF bnsi
ness. 80.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

Cleveland; who was shot by negro soldier in
.Jeffcisoavie on Monday, died yesterday, be-
tween II and u o'clock. The coroner held an
inquest, and jury returned verdict that the
deceased came to I.ts death from the effects of a
gun Shot wound infic ed by ID black s-n Of
a b-h, tpsr6atim.) Cleveland was discharged
soldier, and had served four years in the Thirty
eighth Indiana Volunteers. The negro was
brought to this city aud placed in military pris-
on for safe keeping, as the authorities. were ap-
prchensi2e that tho citizens would lynch hiaa.
Lq,iSr;lIe Democrat.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-30

Agood story is told of country gen.
tleman Who for the first Tune, heard an
Episcopal Bishop preach. He La read
much of The aristoeracy of the church,
and when he returned home he was ask
ed; if the people were stuekap. ..Pshaw!
ao," replied he why, the minister
preached IN his shirt steelea ~
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-30

TRAVELLER Is GUIDE.


HNH + NEW LINE STEAMERS
FROM
NORFOLK TO FORT MONROE, BALTIMORE, RICH
M0ND, MATTHEWS COUNTY AND CHERRYsT0NR,
CARRYING THE GREAT
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS.
The following First Glass, SideWhee Steamers, with
unsurpassed accommodations, namely:
GEORGE LEARY, CAPT. BLAKEMAN,
JAS. II. BRADY, CAPT. Lands,
Leave for Baltimore DAILY, at 80 O'Clock, 2. A. erry.
ing IN time TO connect with all the early trains.
CITY POINT, CAPT. TALBOT,
MAGENTA, CAPT. BAULsIR,
Leave for Richmond DAILY a. 8 O'clock A. NJ. State
Room furnished FREE of CHARGE.
MATTANO, CAPT. HICKS,
Leaves for Cherrystone, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, and for Mathews, Yorktown aid
Gloucester every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at 612 o'cfk,
AN, touching at Ports.
mouth, going and
returning,
connecting at Old Point with the New Line Steamers to
to and from Baltimore:
These Steamers all leave iiom New Line Wharf, foot Of
Roanoke and Market Square
Through tickets sold Philadelphia, New York, and
all the principal cities West Passengers and baggage
taken from boat to cars free Of charge.
The Steamers all touch at FORT MONROE, and con-
meet with each other going and returning.
For any information regarding Freight or Passage or
securing State Rooms in advance apply at the oce on
the wharf IL. v ToMPK1NS
sep9--tf Agent
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-30
4 Yankee Trick.
from the Richmond Time. Of Sept. q. !

From the Richmond Times OF sept. II
Mr.. Alexander II. Stephens has foi
1--WE months past been State prisoner,
securely locked up in Fort Warren
whose grim portfolios, ugly guns,
froWning embrasures and thick grant,
walls are visible from the top of faneu
Hall. The prisoner being Il gentleman
Of noble intellect, who was reluctantly
drawn into the lesistless vortex of civl!
war, has been most hunianely treated by
the military authorities i'll charge of his
person. #.. ',..;.!. =. ~ .-....
Until the last few days, except to hurl
ut him an occasional denunciatfon or UNI
savory epithet, he has not been the re :
cipient OF much attention from the press
OF New .Ehgian3, "a :,sefeantile phi
lanthfopi>t OF Boston, however, has re-
Gently had his bowels OF compassion
generously moved towards the Unhappy
prisoner. This noble Samaritan, writ,
ing to the Boston IfdueHer, complains
that the Southern merchants are exih.
ting their luminosity towards Massu.
chusetts by refusing to make their p,iFFs
chases there, and the consequence is tbgt
the Southern trade il being diverted into
other ohannels.n The sudden increase
in the wonderful prosperity of New
York, through her monopoly of hi
southern trade, has inspired this Bost6.
nian with phrensy of affection fol
Mr.. stephens. AS q measure OF con.
citation, the Boston merchants nov
propose that Mr.. Stephens shall be %,
leased under bonds" and permitted 1,
return to his home in Georgia, there ID
await his own and Mr.. Jefferson Davis
trlai. Grateful for this splendid tfiumpL
OF Boston philanthrophy, magnanimity
and generosity, tits suggested chat III
stephens Will act as "touteru for I'll E
Boston merchants, and drum" them
up a roaring business dowa South. IL
THIS way, as Il slight return for tlieir M.
mainly IN procuring his release ''undel
bonds, Mr.. Stephens will aid MS oehe'
factors until the time fer mis- trial an
execution arrives He Will then, o.
course, return 10 Fort Warren; report 10
his benefactors the results Of Ills iabois
a. a drummer for Massachusetts no
tons All manufactures, anu then sub
init his neck To the hangman, thanking
his benefactors with his last words loi
havina released him under bonds" to
| get up a brisk Southern ira lie for MassA-
chusetts. Thoroughly Saturated, as
| we are. with admiration for this
! Boston philaHthropist, we humbly sub
! nit that it would lie greatly to his inter.
| est To make a more liberal bargain with
! his distinguished "drummer.ui Mr..
Stephens should be either allowed the
! liberal commission which the great dry
goods man, A. 4. Stewart, allows his
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-30
TERMS OF. An ,I = sl,-I..sGt
THE NORIsaLn POST

/" drummersp for Southern customs or
he should be promised PARDON U ne
routs New Yoi K and secures the trade OF
the South for the !" Hub of Creation.
The sentence which Boston rewspro.
poses to pronounce upon MFR. Stephens,
when he returns with HE book fAaam-
pies, should be committed TO imprison-
inent for life, with the condition. annex
ed, however, that he should return 10
| Georgia, for few weeks each year, to
drum for his disinterested benefae-
| tors. This certainly would be turning
| him to better use than hanging him
! on next" thanksgiving day,'-an occa-
SON. by the way, on which overweight
minded Massachusetts man expeafs some
sort of innocent amusement as. sauce
Tor the inevitable turkey. s'7-t lee.s...f
III making Mr.. Stephens useful to the
| great cause Of commerce, Ire shouId be
! ue discreetly managed as then antdcket
| widow did the dead body of her husband.
! "A lobster catcher of Nantucket was, once
! upon tinre 'drow NED. whiie' examining
| his'4ish traps His body was foslna q
| f6w1lsysinfter his -iden1ise, aniltiie zmel-
anchuiy -fa4et WEES com IN utiettted 40 his
disconselate widow, -wisih .Siae,fwas in
the act of boiling to oath Il potsef fine
lebsters '0verw isSfrfied with grief, she
ordered her h asha HdisTe mains I'D be -im-
inetIiately inferred. Certainly, wild
fder ,nsaid friend: of the deceased, "6ut
who,l We hauled him up, he had q poacet
Of Holsters arranging to him. The
widow, who had keen eye to the profits
of the trade in 5heil-fish, after hearing
this important revelation, very properly
responded: Vel, il poor John co, be
used as q lobster, trap for q feiu. days,
stake him out, bit bury him, however,
after he hos caught q hundred lobsters.'
We think the Boston philanthropist
might make capital use of Mr.. stephens
il lie is kept aprisoner for life in Fort
Warren, and sent southwark once year
with specimens of Lowell calicoes, Bos-
ton "notions,n Goldfish, carpets and
mackerel. Thus will the commercial
Samaritan do capital stroke of busi-
ness, and his memory will be kept green
| and fresh MS that of good man made
| nerteCL #Ass
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-30

In several of the villages OF the Py-
enees the mountainous are In the habit
If training animals for the purpose OF
Exhibition. The Project OF Perpignan
ecently passed through one of them. In
company with an officer of the gend'-
.rmes. The latter pointed out to the
magistrate woman, whose husband, q
)ear trainer, had been devoured by his
pupil at n moment when instinct got tho
letter of education. Il have nothing
eft" said the woman " II am sbso-
utely without a roof to shelter me and
he poor animal.n Animal" ex-
damned tile astpnished Project, "you
!on't mean to say that you Keep the
)ear that devoured your husband 81
Alas" she replied, Fit is all that Is
now left me of the poor, dear man I"