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The Maine Farmer says that Mr..
David Dudley of Sidney. in recent con-
versation. gave his experience in treating
neat stock affected with habit Of eating
wood. chewing bones. &c. lie found by
actual experiment that leached ashes
were greedily dcvoured by his stock and
that they improved in condition thereafter
He gives one quart OF ashes mixed with
the same quantity of salt, to twelve head
OF cattle, about once a week, and found it
to agree with them wonderfully.
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WILLIAM III. CLIFFORD,
Counsellor g. attorney at La,c,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
No. Sol LIZ Congress street,
PORTLAND, ME.

Patent Office Fees.
Tn every application for design, for three and
six months $40 OJ
On every application for design, for yrs Is 90
On every application rora design for Ii yrs 80 %
ON every caveat 10 90
On every application for 4 patent, - %
On issuing each original patent 20 70
On fling disclaimer, 10 90
On every application for A reissue 80 90
On every additional patent granted on reissue 80 90
On every application for an extension, - %
On the grant of every extension, 80 90
EE-All fees must be paid in advance.
The applicant for a patent must furnish dupll.
cate drawings and model where the nature OF
the invention admits of them.
All kinds OF Drawings and models furnished il
required oct2s
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FOR BOSTON.
WARNINGS
HANDY BOOK OF HUSBANDRy

A GENTS Smart energetic ones, are wanted
n for this work, which Is pronounced by the
press and nv farmers and gardeners, the greatest
est WORK Of the Kind ever published in America
We are prepared to offer great inducements to
prompt. reliable agents one of whom We want 10
make arrangements with in every town ln Maine
"' address. M once Ms. PAINE,
General Agent, % Middle St, Portland, Me-
Aug ), $50.
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BUY THE
Glass Cylinder Pump

uiU uear Longer, works Easier IN
deep or shoal celis, and gices BET
ter satisfaction than any other.
1t liits tho water from the bottom of The well,
aud has no lead or rusty iron to inure the water.
These Pumps are not new patent, but have
been THOROUGHLY TESTED. The following
named gentlemen have used them, from one TO six
years, TO whom would refer:
Jesse Turner, Cyrus Dean, William Chase, Ira
Ames, whitney Cummings, Courtney Records,
and Others, OF Buckfeld.
TOWN RIGHTS, for the middle and western
parts Of oxford County, for sale.
Letters or orders will receive prompt attention
Address {. IL BLAKE,
June OH, 1870 eotim Buck6eld, Nc.
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HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

EUerv near increases The pOpu-
IUritU Of this cdludbfe Hair Prep
dratiOn, WRich Is due tn merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that ft Is Kept |uiiy up To
It's htgh standard. and tn those
tphO hare neper used 10 tCe can
confidently say, that IL IS the only
reliable and perfected prepare
fion tn restore GRAY OF FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing IL soft, iustroits, and sfkenj
the scalp, by its use, becomes
White and clean; u remOres az
erupti0ns and ddndruH, and Nv
its tonic properties prerenfs the
hair from failing O,tf, as 10 slim
ukdtes and nOurishes the hair
glands. By its nse the hair yroics
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary glands
to their normal CiDOr, ana UiH
create a neW OrOicN ercept Ia
extreme old age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, as IL requires TeTer
dppiicdtiOnS, and gires the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
so much admired by all. Il. A.
Hayes, VI. d., State 4ssdUer Of
Mass, says, "fhe constituents are
pure and carefully selected for
excellent. quality, and 4 consider
it the BEST PREPARATION for
its intended purposes We pub
fish q treatise On the hair, Which
,re send free By mail upon dppH-
cation, chich contains cOmmen-
datOry notices from ciergymen,
physicians, the press, and others.
We hare made the study Of the
hair and It's diseases n speciality
for years, and knOV that Ue make
the most effective preparation for
the restoration and the presercd-
ton Of the hair, e.rtant. and so
acknowledged by the best Medi-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod By all Druggists and Dealers in hedieiHe
Price one Dollar Per BottIc.
r. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, Nh.
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For Sale or Exchange.

,I'HE LEASE, FURNITURE AND FIN
l TIRE>. OF Hotel within two miles of
Portland VIII be- sold at a bargan or eNchang.
ell for Real Estate. For particulars, inquire at
ia Middle street. oC
JOHN HENDERSON,
junl7tf Cor Green and Portland Sta.
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Twelve acres are devoted to chill
dren's playground in Fairmcunt ParA,
Philadelphia.
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War Map Of Europe,
Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of BEAN
~ MASON, of West Bethel, is this day dis.
solved. The business will continue In the name
of a. 5. BEAN, who Will pay all outstanding
debts, and to whom all persons owing said firm
are requested to make immediate payment.
ALPHEUS S. BEAN,
ALDEN +. MASON.
West Bethel, Aug ~, 1870.
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GRAVE STONES
AND
NO N u M z N rs
BRIDGHAM & SHEDD,
N~~.- VIIp.ue Me-

ENOHWay sa~Ses 'sS'
4 RE now receiving and are well prepared To
N furnish all orders for Italian and American
Marble Granite and Soap stones, Monuments,
Table and Toilet Tops and Slab Grave Stones, in
the neatest and best manner.
sS-All orders promptly answered on the best
terms.
Norway, Sept. 90, 1870.
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Men to Peel Bark!

WANTED men to peel from 800 to 500 cords
w Bark, in GoRIIAM, y. H., this season.
Apply to MOSES L. CROSS, Bethel Me-
Bethel, June -, $50, If
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Reduction of Fare

OF s6jo from Boston TO Chicago and all poln,
Wcst.
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Mild, Certain, safe, Efficient. II Is far the be.
Cathartic remedy yet discovered, and at once re
eyes and invgorates all che vital function with
out causing injury 10 any OF them. The most com
pete success has long attended is use in many
localities, and il j. now offered 10 the general
public with the conviction that il can never d. 20
accomplish all that L. claimed for IL IL produce.
little or no pain leaves the organs free from irita.
tou, and never over taxes or eXcitcs the nervous
system. In all diseases Ofthe -kin, blood stomach,
bowels, liver, kdneys.-of children, 9nd in many
difficulties peculiar TO women, IL brings prompt
relief and certain cure. The best physicians recon-
mend and prescribe il; and NO person who once
uses this. will Voluntarily return to the use OfaHy
other cathartic.
Sent by mail, on receipt Of price aud postage.
l Box, $02j, Postage, 6 cents,
100, y
II 225, ." 80
1t is sold by ali dealers in drugs and medicines
TURNER d CO., Projectors,
l20 FREMONT STREET Boston, MASS.
Dec, g. 1853
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NOn.Resident Taxes,
In the Town Of Grafton, County OF oxford, \
for The Nrnr lsl,N

In the Town Of Grafton, County OF oxford, Me,
for the year 1869
The following list Of Taxes on Real T. tate Of
nonresident owners In the Town oi Grafton for
the year ls,i9 in bills committed tn John T.. Ben
nett Collector Of said town of Grafton, on the 10Th
day OF July, 1859, has been returned by him 10
rue ~ remaining unpaid on the 9Th day OF July,
1870, by his certificate of that date, and cow ic.
main unpaid: and notice Is hereby given that II
the said taxes and interest aud charges not paid
into the Treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment Of said
bills, s1much of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor includ.
ing interest aud charges, will without further no.
tee, be sold at public Auction at the Clerk OF
dee, in said town, on Tuesday, the tenth day Of
January, \. ID. ISL, nc 10 O'Clock \. VI.
Fax ON non resident lands IN the south beast part
OF said town OF Grafton:
Oycnsrs No Lot. Range. IdiHe. Tar
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STATE OF MAINE.

Selectmen Of oxford for )
Dated AZ oxford, October s, 1870.
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Apaper for all Children.

Eight beautifully illustrated pages. Published
weekly and sent TO subscribers on the following
terms:
ANIE A MnNrlI ., IINrs A AEAR
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STATE or MAINE

Mexico, oct. 10, 1870.
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THE BRIGHT SIDE.

Byron, oct. /, 1870.
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Guardians Sale.

Sept. 20, 1870.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-26
LOST.

o. sHossR Ess oss sEETEEE g.:yg CgERs2 Bassa8
Win Coral Set. The finder viii be Hber-
Ally rewarded Dy returning to No. 20 first
street. MILLER, GARDNER 90.
dsc01w
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By Telegraph.l NEW YORK. Dec. "A.
CeTToN-oPened hrm but closed dali
middling uplands l5hc.
receipts 1900 barrels; sI1perfine Svestsrp
and State IS l595 20; common 10 good ex-
ira % s5g6 TO- good TO choice western 50 IS
Ohio s6 40; st. Louis e6 O5GS IS.
RYE EFLoUR-Unchanged
CORN NMEAL-Unchanged and quiet.
at 951<c.
WHEAT-Demand good at full prices; re-
ceiPts b,lO0 bushels; old spring 81 Is: new
white AtchiganSi so.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BAIsLE1- Demand fair aud market nrm
Canada West 81 10.
BAILEY MALT-Qulet.
CORN-Demand fair and market hrm
recslPts 1900 bushels; No. mixed sO5Sai
nc.
OATs-Dum and UNCHANGED; western
Ohio 60%96lc; western in store 68c
LEATHER-Flrm az 2930c; California
27e929c: OronocO 280281<.
Wo0L-steady; domestic l3g521S: pulled
83442c; Texas I35Sg24ci California 22a25c.
ping: 81 25gl 35 at retail.
HOFS-Unchanged.
CoFFEE-steady with a moderate de-
mandi Rio is quoted at l41<alS1< in gold.
6UGAR-Dull; Cuba I016@llc;
MOL AssEs-Fansy New Orleans 6s875c.
PETRoLEs6M-CrudeI Is9Is5<c; refined 28c
ROvIsIoGs-5teady mess pork SIC 25a
u 81; new go O0s prime mess pork SIG O0a
Is 90; new so o092l 90. For February
SlS 81. Mess beef sl0al5; extra sl6al8;
smoked beef hams e2993l; prime mess
S1IS91o an1da IdSss *. Susl eats WI
short clear middies l0569Ilc; city long
clear middles il1z0i11<c.
HoGS-Dressed western 81SMo.
LARD-Eirm; steam lI%MIz5zc; Kettle
lz5zglSci for Decem Der i2s<c; January 125<c.
BUTrER-Quieta and unchanged.
mand at l2Gl65Ec.
Lake so S71<8Z2 50 cash.
IHoN-Eeotch pig-ircn 3A436c; United
States pig 3lN52c. Bar dull Rt 75c Russia
sheet Ao1<@llc IN BOId. Nails scarce and
shoe 23a23c.
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have been much advanced to the
north aud northeast Of Paris.

have been much advanced to The
north aud northeast of Paris.
BLOCKADE.
LONDON, December 2I.-The port
of Honheur has been opened again,
but the commerce of Dieppe and
Fecamp are still under strict blockade.
It is said that the municipality OF
Lyons has expressed the wish that
Garibaldi be made a member Of Gov
ernment National Defence,
The Prussian division refused TO
ooeupy Tours. though the Mayor re-
quested the General commanding to
do so, but the Prussians eontented
themselves with destroying the rail-
way running through the city.
LUXEMBOURG AGAIN.
LONDON, December "a The Ber-
lin Gazette denies that there is any
parallel between the demand of Rus
sia, in regard to the Black Sea, and
the warning given by Russia as to the
position of Luxembourg. Count
is true to the treaty of 1856.
He simply repeats what he has ever
insisted, that the security and inde-
pendencs Of Luxembourg was based
solely on her religious adherence to
Prussia must interfere.
Her troops are assailed while passing
through Luxembourg.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-26
cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CIEcIENAT1, Dec. "a.
The intense cold weather and the com
mencement OF the holidays unsettled
trade somewhat, and clrcumseribed trans
actions.
.coTroN Demand iair and market nrD
FLoUR-steady with a moderate de-
mand family IS 3 as so.
WHEAT-SteGny with q moderate de-
mand red 81 1891 IS.
CoRN-Scarze aud Il rm and highers sales
at 52054c. i
RYE-Qa1et aud unchanged at SI@s3c.
OATS STEADY and unchanged
BARLEK-An "A advance is asked but none
Iowa. gl 05 Is asked.
GROCERIES -Unchanaed.
OIIS-L1nseed oil steady with a moder-
ate demand a. S3s; lard oil steady with
mand good at full pric IS.
BUTTER-ScGIce and firm at 29034c.
EEEDSs-ClOver pauIcky and quotations
dImcult to give; nOmiDally sIl1ll 25 Tim
othy and Flax steady with q moderate
at sI9.
LARD-Demard light, but holders arm
at ll@IlM for steam and kettle.
BULK MEATs-Full prices asked but no
demand held at VI, 81 and l0c for shout
de.s. clear rib and clear sides.
BACOE-Demand light but holders nrm .
10, ~ and l2e for shoulders. clear riD and
i've 20 t5go 70; dTessed Gg7 Is for frozen,
and not frozen % as 70, Receipts $3.50.
IskX-Steady, with moderate de-
mand, at &c.
APPLEs AND PoTAToEs-Full prices ask
ed bat no demand, owing TO the cold
CoLD-IfO%
ExcHASGE-I-lO discount and dun.
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 24.-It has be.
come public to day that h. K. SURE
, & Co., prominent druggists, have be.
come somewhat embarrassed. Though
in monied circles it hag been known
for sometime, it was not till this week
that the thing took its present shape.
It seems that some time ago Mr.
SURE endorsed for a considerable
amount, the paper of the U. S. Pro
prietary Medicine Co., the principal
stock Of which he also purchased.
This paper went to protest. on which
Mr.. SURE asked extension, at the
same time, the firm was induced to
ask extension on their own paper. It
is understood they have asked for six,
twelve and eighteen months, and that
so far as heard from, very favorable
responses have been received. The
house is an extensive one and uaarly
all the liabilities are East The firm
claim that their liabilities will not ex-
eeed $3.50, 600, while their assets are
S3l2, GOO. The impression prevails
that they will work throueh safely.
A movement was made in the
Board Of Aldermen, yesterday, look
ing to such change in the city govern
ment as to the police FIRE and street
commissioners. The departments in
the hands of Boards of Commissioners
has attracted considerable attention
to day.
The TOW John A Wood, parted her
hog chains, yesterday. near California
aud which it was hoped would be
brought to this city. finally sunk af-
ter taking the Ohio shore, aud has
thirteen inches of water over the
main deck asteFn her bow out on
shore. The barges were also taken
ashore and are in doDger of bsing cut
down and sunk By Il ice The Wood
cost $65, 900, and was owned by
Wood & Co., Pittsburg.
The day has been cold throughout,
the temperature was not above six at
midday. to night it has risen slightly.
The cold has operated unfavorable on
christmas sales. many not venturiDg
out; the holiday sales were satisfae-
tory, some dealers doing more than
usual
The dealers 10 leaf tobacco, manu-
facturers and warehousemen, held q
10 day, to devise some equit-
able system for tobacco inspection.
A committee was finally appointed to
report on Wednesday.
The Kellogg concerts have not been
argely attended, the troupe sang in
.he Messiah to night, in conjunction
With the Harmonic Society to a good
house.
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FRANCE
1luYE1I - q TRooPs.

CHERBoURd, Dec. 23.-The troops
10 and around this port have left for
the front, for the pprpose of uniting
with the army under De Chauncey.
General Failherbe fought vicso
riously with the enemy at Pont Noy-
cite. The battle commenced at IL
o'clock in the morning, and ended at
6P. M.
The Germans have again entered
Tours, meeting with no opposition.
CANEoEADIEG CA GERMAN VICTORY AT
EALLA
LILLE, Dec. 23.-Canuonading has
been heard since Thursday 10 the di-
rectiou of Noyon. The Prussians are
in the vicinity of VeTvini. They have
blown up the bridges. over the Azure.
ABIIENs, Dec "a "A German vic
tory is reported at Halla, southeast Of
this city, over the enemy, who were
over $1,000 strong. The Germans car
ried several villages and took thous-
snds of prisoners.
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE OF UNT1Es.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 24.-The official
report of the battle of Units, on the
18th, shows that General Gremer was
attacked by the enemy, 4.000 Prus-
SLAMS, with a heavy force of artillery.
The French had only 10000, who,
after fighting many hours, Tetreated
. quarter of q mile from the town.
The Germans lost more than 300 In
killed aud wounded, among them
Duke William of Baden, and several
Colonels. The peasants fought brave
ly by the side of the regular troops.
Rain fopooUoo,kuo oau,a nm uawf morn
ing, and the Germans retreated with
such haste that the prisoners that
they had taken the day before we're
recaptured. The French loss was
1,200 in killed and wounded.
RIoTISe AT LYONS.
LYONS, December 20, via London
December "A - The occupation of
Units by the enemy caused a panic
here, and meetings were held, at which
orators made frantic appeals to the
multitude. The toesin was sounded
and the National and Mobile Guards
were mustered, and delegations is-
sembled. A procession Of women IN
mourning pssse6Hth the streets.
The Red Repu blicans gathered 10
large numbers before the Hotel de
Vile, and clamored for vengeaBce.
General Conand. Commander of the
National Guards, refused them ad-
mission to the Hall, and he was IS
sailed and his sword broken, and in
self defense be DISCHARGED his revol' Q :
at the assailants. The mob then
rushed upon and overpowered him,
and after mock trial be was con-
demned to death, aud was shot few
minutes after receiving the sentence.
The troops remained passive during
the disorders.
ROYAL CoURFEsIEs.
VERSAILLES, December 23.-The
congratulations of Queen Victoria to
the King of Prussia, on his Acceptance
of the title Of Emperor of Germany,
were presented to His Majesty by
Secretary Odo Russell.
LELANs, Dec. 22.-General Chaun-
cey's retreat TO this point was volun-
tary for tie purpos of concentrating
his own forces r. drawing the Ger
mans sfter him. General Chauncey
has now 200, 600 men and he will i'm
med;ately Tesum the offensive.
The Tenth srman corps is at
Tours. and the nth at South Tours.
The Duke Of lecklenburge Is be-
tween Vendor and ST. Calais, and
Manteuffel is a r Amiens.
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Beg to DeclIne-OhaFity-Crisplns-
FiPe-BIIlIards-E

New YORK, Deeemb Der pa large
meeting of prominent citizens If West
Farmers, Westehester, Yonkers and
other lower towns in Westchester
County, was held at Fordham yester-
day to protest against the proposed
annexation of the lower part of West
chester County to this city. The new
city would contain about sseventy-five
thousand inhabitants and be twice the
area of New York.
VIM. Tweed has given $4,000, and
Sheriff D Brien one thousand tons OF
coal, for the relief Of the poor in their
respective Wards.
One thousand and fifty Crispin
strikers have received money for an
other weeks support from the Society
last night. They are determined to
hold out. and are receiving $400
weekly from other cities.
The residence of r. w. Cameron, a
well known stock breeder and import
er, on Staten Island, wes burned last
night. Loss. 100000. Loss, By
the burning OF Rutherford Hotel, N
J., $4,000.
The Dion Rudolphe billiard match,
for $1,000, will probably fail in conse-
quence of a disagreement as to stake
holders.
The number of immigrants last
week was 2.684.
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ooNpRNsEB FELEaRAMs.

MONDAY, December 26
Gold closed In New York, yesterday, at
l1O7S.
Saturday vas the coolest of the season
In New York.
Ohio has 2ees.6sI inhabitants. according
Chicago sold real estate to the amount cf
So .55s, ,459 last year.
The @ 2. R..E. robbers got from eighteen
% twenty-two years in the California
State Prison.
Pat 1EcCarr was crushed to death be-
tween two wagons, In Cincinnati, on FRI
day.
The jail at Morgsnville, Ohio, was
burned on Thursday night, and four prie-
oners barely escnped burning TO death.
The coldest morning of the season at
Cincinnati was Saturday, when the ner-
cnFy was lgS below zero.
The Chicago Court House caught IRE on
Saturday, scared the prisoners IN the jail
End damaged the Court House 5000 or
5000.
Rutherford Park Hotel. New srsey, was
burned early on Saturday morn ing. Loss
$1,000 This is the second time it has been
destroyed.
Armstrong aud Judy, the murderers of
convicted on Friday. and sentenced to be
hung on the 27th OF January.
VIM. Bunce. of Rochester, NY, Il on
his way home in lcaarSe OF onicers- he
Is 10 be tried for washing postRge 81 amps
and using them second tiTns.
Election returns from Georgia show that
Akerman y de 'ssted for senator without
douct, His reSfgnat1om from the once
OF Attorney General IS doubtful.
George Wilkes. of TEllsss' Spirit. has ef-
fected q settle ment OF Jim Fisg,s Libel suit
against B0wles, OF tae Springfield (Mass1
RepatblsoaR, and the suit Is discontinued.
Letters Erom Captain Kerr, of the Rob.
ert Lowe, say they have encountered con-
70 repair the Atlantic Cable The hrst fs-
vorable weather.
The DeIroit Fr e Press gang each reeetv. |
ed q christmas turkey from she propris- /
tr re- M, Se 4, IN 1ss Pr
made happy.
Secretary Fish dined the Senate Com. I
miItee on Foreign Relations on Saturday. |
Sumner and Morton met very cordially, I
lately indu ged in. Sumner is confident 1
.1f the defeat OF the San Domingo annex. /
alton.
The Senatorial contest In the Michigan 1
Legislature, between Senator Howard and i
Ex-Governor Blair, shows that the people 1
OF Western Michigan are opposed to hav- /
ing Detroit receive all the honors, and |
patronage toOs
array, discharged on their own Rplfca-
tfOn, have had their accounts properly
audited. and have reoetv ed certificates of
and one years pay from
January j. 1871, as provided by law.
In Shelbyvilie, Tenn, on Thursday, W.
h. Wisener. son oG the late radical eandi-
date for Governor, shot ME- Stahlman,
express agent In the arm, and shot at Mr..
Wallace. Telegraph operator. Wallace re- /
turned the IRE and WiseneE died OF the
wound inflicted.
Judge McRinna, of the Supreme Court
OF New York, has decided against the New
Jersey Mutual Lie Insurance Company, I
where they resisted the payment OF q Sl0,-
0O0 policy on the life of q suicide. The
man was decided to have been insane; In
sanity "a disease, and hence his death a
result Of disease as much as II he had died !
OF any other disease.