Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-25
Faris and RaneIes.

Solomon's Temple is TO be reprOdueed
al the Vienna Exhibition.
An Iowa genius has invented a oon-
bined stirring plow, corn planter and seed
er.
The increase in the number ef lunatic
!. causing considerable uneasiness through
out England.
A despatch from San Francisco says
that Matilda Heron has been denied all
allowance from the estate OF the late
Henry Byrne
English boots and shoes are now In
great demand in the American market.
They are not handsome, but broad, com
Portable and well made.
Ii is asserted that the Gar OF Russia
will demand the abrogation OF the Treaty
OF Paris for the purpose of cooperating
with Austria and Pru ssia.
Editing a newspaper is very much
like raking a ire-every one thinks he
can perform the operation better than
the man who has hold the poker.
A club Of Boston ladies are hard at work
endeavoring TO obtain the passage OF city
ordinance providing that all tobacco chew
ers shall be muzzled when on the street.
Josh Billings says: "There is one thing
about a hen that looks like wisdom-they
don't kacklc much before they have laid
their eggs. Some folks are always a brag-
ging and hacking what they are going TO
beforehand"
A moth few into the ear Of an engineer
on an express train, under full head-way,
near Green Castle, Ind, the other day,
with such force as to set the man crazy.
The train had to be stopped and surgic8
aid procured to relieve him.
Two Parisian workmen undertook to
Joke the police the other night. One
was to throw himself INTO the river and
await after having swan to safe place,
the searchers which the other was to
arouse: but he jumped in only to sink
and be drowned.
1t is said we are creatures of habit, and
{ it should be remembered that good
habits are quite as easily formed as bad.
Persons who complain of being unable
to break themselves of bad habit may
be assured that the same difficulty will
, exist in breaking a good one, when 1t is
formed.
The Levant Times says that Teheran
. letter in a loyal Greek paper states that
s more than one hundred thousand men
b women, and children have perished II
. the Persian capital from famine ano
: plague, and that the number of victimi
S throughout the country is not less thar
u three millions.
: A Vermont farmer was startled while
y hoeing corn recently by seeing a rhi
n noceros coming towards him, plowlng
e furrow like steam plow with his horn
ii The farmer, at first took it for potat'
l. bug of the new style but the arrival OF
N party of showmen in search of the insec
lie explained things.
Is An Irishman and negro who. were suffo
u Gated in we'll in Woodford county, Ky
10 have met with misfortune as peculiar
l. it is distressing. They were both suppose
Is to be recovering. and were going ABOUT al
y; tending to their usual business, when sud
III denly and unaccountably both becam
le deaf and dumb. At last accounts the
20 could neither hear nor speak.
u A singular incident happened on recer
= night train on the Air Line Railroad. Th
~ =. train was moving at its usual speed, whe
=, - the engineer heard a sudden crash of gla'
m and instant darkness in the head light
ID ID the engine. The cause proved to be, tbs
- an owl had dashed into the head light an
4, lay there astonshed at his success. An
GO it was not an "owl train," either.