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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
arm for 6 ale,

phe farm known as tho old "Josopb Leorn I'D
place., occupied for the last six wears nv tba IL,
II ram SPatiord containing two hundred and TWEEN.
~ aces, is now for sale ~
SAN iarin Is south east of johnson village and il
one of the most pleasant lueutions in town ~, ,o
hundre large shade trees line the road ON either
side Running Waterto the buildings Coed Annie
orchad Sugar Orchard Of 27J Trees and rood
su-T House. Nearly 1919 young Naples 60
acres Woodland Timber on the place. Out Build
lngs convenient and In good repair Coed r tic
given. Terms si,00i. Fopfurthcr particuI ars on
quirc OF AlncJ Stone, Westford Vt, or on the
premises of q p spa FE1R Wv
johnson. VT, Oct. &, 1873 4Sm3
NCfICE.--The undersigned having purchased
~ tho estate of the late A p. Cleaveland, here
ny requests all persons who have an aeoouut
WIN said estate, to call and settle TIE same i;-
mediately. Sums due the estate can he settled
W note If desired but sSettlsnent must be had.
p Q. CLEAVELANps
yde Park. Ont. 9th, 1874. 50tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
ERRDRS OF YOUTH

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
- nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and all
the effects IF youthful indscrctiun will ftr the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need u, the receipt and direction for making the
sImpie remedy BY which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing To profit by the advertisers exnerien
can do so ny address ing,in perfect confidence
4m6 JOIIN b. % DEN, u Cndnr ST. N Y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
TNo CoNsUMPTIyEs.-

The advertiser having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease. Consumption by u simple
remedy, is anxious to make kulw WI To- his frIIow
sufferers the means Of cure, To all who desire IL.
he VIII send copy Of the prescription used, (free
OF charge with the directions for preparing and
'sin. the same, which they win find SURE Guar
for CoNsuMPTInE, ASTHMA BRoNcHITIS &c.
Partles wishing the prescription will please nd
rross REV. T. A. WILSON
im6 lgt Penn St, Wlliamsburab N Y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

NJ cIiCE.- Whereas, my husband, James n
~ wood has left my bed and board without
Just Cause or or provocatons, this is TO forbid nj
persons narboring or trusting him ON my account.
date, "rvei shis
johnson, Dec 90, 1879. '0"'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
WAN Ed

~ pRCCE LOGS on hanks of Lamoille below
w Wnieott village and at North Hyde Park and
IS and upwards In diameter,
made ''f"ioes VIII Do
90 stump logs Il cut near the ground and from II To
~ feet long will add to the value of lots
Address CLARK, WATERMAN a co
Johnson, Sept. 20 1873. 4sif
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

There are persons who intend to in.
sur" their lives. At any rate, they think
SO. fOr they always say, "Oh yes, am
going to INSURE" and if you ask them
when, they tell you next week, or next
month, or next year or they "can't say
when. And If you ask them the question,
one, two or three years hence, the answer
Will be the same. And so the procrasti.
nation runs of with life and opportunity
together, until before they arc aware of it,
IL Is TOO latej the season Is forever past |!
AN aole writer says: "Uudcr our present
social system, nothing can supply the rant
o. NE insurance. 1t fills place and does
work IN the social economy Of the times
which nothing else, no other invention Of
which human wit is capable, can gill or
do. So long as men gather in families
so long as the springs of social order are
kept pure and sweet, so long as love binds
It's divine cestus round the hearts of men
and childhood clasps it there; so long will
lite insurance compel mcu to avail them.
selves of its advantages. 1t must flourish,
Tor its roots are wound into the very cen.
tire and core of human lives, anH watered
by the teudereSt and hottest affections Of
human hearts
30, to those who have been postponinr
'hls important matter, DR.. Beldrn of the
Equitable says in his advertisement, The
man is WISE who attends to it.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
OLD MAIDS.

Teachers, Students, Clergymen, Postmasers ane
w,ide-awake Young men, and Men aud Women Of
all classes.
You, can easily earn aiirst-class Sewing Aacllnei
-or Books sufficient TO stuc u Library; or some
valuable Pictures to beautify your homes; or
nice Sternsoape OF a goud Time keeper (Oock OF
Watch; or a Music Box; or a Gold Peni. OF q
Photographic Album or Stand kerosene Damp
Tor y'ur Parlor or a Fine Aceorde n or Wehstcrs
II ustratcd Quartz Dictionary; or Roge $ World
renowned Statuary 0Fuups; or a Fiad Violini q
q Remine ton Rife Cane. ar Bennington Dnlpw
barrel Breach Leading Shtt Gun or taplnos
Organ worth Sl40; by simple working up your u,.
occupied time in way explained in the circulars
Of the NJ. II +, co. Perfectly legitimate and r.
spectacle; many would say phllanthropc: Au'
dress Nj. II. z. 90. 100 East 2ath ST., New YORK.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

Fr.m srrifnef's Mtnihly.
The HAUNTED HOUSE.
~ oEonGr NArnoxALn

This must he the very night,
The noon kn0vs iti-anl the trcos-
They stand straight upright,
Each a scntinel drawn up,
A. IL they darci net know
Which way the wind might blow,
The very pool. With dead gray eve,
Duly expectaat, feels Il nigh.
Aud higgins 10 cdrlle and frveze,
And the dark night.
With the fringe of light,
Holds the secrvt in its cup,
II.
What can Il be. TO make
Ths IoplaTs erase To shivcr and shake,
And up in the dismal air
Stand straight and stif as the human hair,
When the human soul is dizzy with dread
All but those two that strain
Aside in a frenzy Of spcechless pain,
Though never n wind sends out a breath
To tunnel the foggy rheum Of death,
What can IL he has power to scare
The full-grUwn moon 10 the idiot stare
OF a blasted eye in the Midnight airi a
Something has gone wrong;
A scream will come tearing out ere long,
Ill.
Still as death,
Although listen with bated BREATH
Yet something is coming, knows coming;
With Fn inward soundless bumming.
Somewhere ia rs or ia the air
| cannot tell-but its wing is there
Marching on TO an unheard drumming,
Something is coming-coming-
Growing aud coming;
And the moon is aware
Aghast in the air,
AZ the thing that is only coming
With an inward soundless humming,
Ana an uahcard spectral drumming!
".
Nothing to sec and nothing to hear!
)Hly across the inner sky
he wing Of Il shadowy thought fits by,
vague and featureess, faceiess, drcar-
)ny thinncss to catch the eye:
5 il a dim foreboding unborn,
)r buried memory, wasted and worn
Is the fading frost of a wintry sighl
mon shall have it!-anon 1T draws nigh
night when-a something il was took place
hat drove the blood from that sacred moon-face! /
lark! was that the cry Of goat,
lr the gurglc Of water in throat
lush! there is nothing to sec or hear,
nly silent something is near;
70 KNOCK, no footsteps three or four,
nly presence outside the door,
ee! the moon is remembering
he wais of a mother-left, lie alone bratl
r raven sharpening its bcak to pecky
+ cold blue knife and a warm white neck?
+ only u heart that burst and ceased
or man that went away releasedl
know not-know not, but something is coming
,mchow back with an inward humming.
V.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18

AnrEMc everywhere to sell onr new and move
nu1N q Embroidering Machine. send for Illu
WANTEuuated Circular, to the Mckee Mann
factufiog Company, 500 Broadway, New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18
NOTICE..

We expect all parties indeb-
ted to this firm to settle their
bills before the 1st of May next
and avoid nnpleasantness, as we
Intend to close out and leave
this town.
SOBEL u AUERHAIM.
Dated, Petroleum Centre, Pa, March goth
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18

TE5" GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
hand Scotch Ale and London Porter, espes
ialiy tor family Use.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18

lsg- Sleigh Bells, Buffalo Robes. VOL
Robes, Lsp Robes, &c, at Marshall u
Rlch ards, Main Street.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18

= Whips, at Marshall & Richards op.
pssire RECORD Office, Main Street, Peiro
Iepm Centre, Pa.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26

PIERCE COUNTY COURT, IN PROBATE.
la the matter Of the estate Of Mary A.
Glass, deceased.
On reading and fling tic potilion Of
David d. Proctor, setting forth among 9TH
err Things, that he has fully administered
said estate and praying that a time and
place be fixed for settling his admin ira.
ton account and for assigning the residue
Of said estate to the heirs at law Of srid de-
ceased Mary A. Glass
II is ordered that said petition be heard
at the probate in the village Of Ellsworth,
on Saturday, the Ord day Of January, A.
D.. 1874, at | o'clock in the afternoon.
And Il is further ordered that notice Of
said application and hearing be given TO
all persons Interested in said estate by
publication Of this order in the River Falls
JOURNAL, a weekly newspaper, printed in
said county, for three successive weeks once
in each week prior TO said day Of hearing
by the Court.
2. d. PIERCE, County Judge.
Dated NoA -, 1873.
25-it
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
End EDITION.

selves his proteges. Mr.. Holt Is an old
settler and has done much to improve
the country. There are many excel.
lent farms in his vicinnlty. Mr.. Holt
lives within one mile of the Range
Line Road, road of considerable I'm.
portance; first we suppose because II
extends on straight line across the
country, second because it is the Range
Line Road Mr.. Holt has an excellent
barn, one stall of which he informed Us
is reserved for the attenuatsd equines
of political bummers.
We arose next morning "to meet the
sun upon the upland lawn" but the sun
had got there ahead of US, lost patience
and gone on, in consequence of which
we lett in high dudgeou aud "lit out"
for
PLUM CITY.
After the various vicissitudes of ieop.
ardous journey we arrived at the above
named place at an angle of 45o. Our
attention was called to the sawmill
which we Immediately entered and sur
veyed; it contains two saws, a rotary
and a mulay, and is owned by Mr.
Tomlinson The place also contains
two stores, blacksmith shop, q stave.
mill and hotel
If the ''masheen" don't smash up, and
go to ruin entirely il will be set in motion
again when we get fairly over Christmas.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
from NresrnH.


The Methodist soeiable was held
at George Ross residence Monday even
ing.
There is considerable travel be
tween this city and Hastings, the buss
being we'll filed each trip.
Our taxes are nearly hundred
per cent less than was collected last
year, and they are being promptly paid.
Mrs. Lutte A. Taylor is in the
city. We understand she intends
making River Falls her future home.
Marshal Leavltt IL ssill saving
wood for 50cts per cord He has a
splendid machine aud is fnohopoiizing
the business
Our citizens are still agitating tho
Touring mill question, aud there is a
fair prospect Of its being commenced
next season. .s.a
George p Bracket, the noted
reaper man and hardware merchant of
River Falls, was ID town Tuesday.
He IS thorough business man and Is
driving healthy trade.
The trains on the other side arc
running regular since the new arrange
ment--ohe train per day. We receive
our eastern mail at Z. P. NJ, and the
st. Paul mail at lOl A. NJ. next day.
Miss May Button left for her home
in the southern portion of the state,
last week. She has large circle OF
friends and acquaintances here who
would welcome her speedy return.
Remember the Odd Fellows install.
latlon and dance New Years evening.
The st. Paul band has been secured
and it promises to be the grandest az
fair ever given in this city. Tickets,
sl.l0j supper extra
&C. p. Sargent passed through this
burg on Friday, en- route for the east, to
visit friends, His partnership business
in the hotel enterprise is failure, the
present proprietor having decided NOT
to take him in, at present.
1t you want good square meal cali
at w ii. Mason's restaurant, on the
corner. He is an excellent judge OF
good victuals, and knows how to pre-.
pare them for his customers. The best
Of fresh oysters on hand, by the can or
dish. Try some.
John Sheenan met with quite q
serious accident this week. A piece Of
cord wood fell distance offs veral feet,
aud coming in contact with his head.
inflicted wound nearly two inches in
length. He was fixed up" by Or.
Cotton, and is getting along finely.
Fred. Meincke recently purchased
two lots adjoining Joseph Firner's prop.
erty on Broad street, for 5000. This
is desirable business location, and az
some future time Mr.. Meincke will
erect building thereon which will be
an ornament to that portion Of the street.
The property now occupied is for sale.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26

The Methodist soeiable was held
at George Ross residence Monday even
ing.
, 1873-09-07


In Amelia B. Edwards new book. " Uutrodden
Peaks aud Unfrequented valloys," she doscribes
the toy-lapd which aho finds at ST. Ulrich 'Wo
had never even heard Ut st. Ulrch till few
days ago, and then but vaguely rs village
wherc wooden toys and wayaido Cnrsta wera
made; aud now no find that We have, 80 to aay,
boen on intimato terms with tho place from ear
lost infancy. That remarkable animal on the
littlo-whoolcd platforms, which NO fou1ly took to
represent horse black with al eruption Of
tail derived from snlppiilgs Of ancient fur tip
pots. lo is Of the purost Grodner Thai broad.
Those woodon-j jointed dolls OF all azos from
tho babies Of half m inch in length to mothora
OF families two feot high, whose complexion all
ways camo on when We wastod their faces. thoy
facturo Of toys at st. Ulrich tho author has
oW sSs " was ae throagh naa 8Ae one fG.ss ssrs
house in tho village containing more
of %hc hfy full e do mon Of tHsys aa
large aud small painted and unpaiuted, in bins,
In caaeB on shelves, in parcels ready packed fol
transportation" Que room contained AorAou,
anothor was full Of carta another piled With
dolla heads: A. smart" doll-,naker, it is taid,
ono inch and half in leugtb, per diem. An
other establishment waH devoted to what may DO
termed high nrt, and tliero bliss Edwards saw
rooms Of beautiful saiutB and Cllrists Of all
eizea in ivory, i'll ebony, aud in wood. " In tho
s9 ws 1--WE ew D1n oF n ping Of
toy country arc nll actively ongaged in the man.
ufacture OF ChriatB for churches, and other OBJ
jects required by Roman Catholics, III we'll as OF
toys for childruu. Ia ono honao tho tlavelorB
found whole family carving skul!h aud cross
bonoaa. in another . dozon girla wore painting
gray horbos with black poiutA; in q third they
only painted red horses with white points. 4
good hand will paint twelve dozen horses day.
, 1873-09-07

George Inv enjoys tho reputation OF having slO,-
ogo,vvo; tl,ough h11f tho s.,1n wond, probably, bo
sce D. Clnl1in at e5 DOR. 300, inntoal Of e1b,Oo0-
poo to gao, ,0o0,0 900; e. 8. Jntrrny at e2,O00, ,0o
instoah Of s5. 900 U0n; August Belmont At 50, ,yOO
09o lilhtoad Of sG,0000G0; 1lnl,ort L. Stuart at
s2,5oo.0oo Instead Of $d.ooo,0o0 mud Jnnca
Brown at $4,000 iusteatl Of 'ee,0Oo.000 to
e10,0 900: ho, L MoHob Iaylor's s2O,00o,000,
Jay qould'a el0,000,0o0, JameH LonoxH sG,bD0,-
e'ld, Amos T. Eno'a $1,000, 900, Royal pl.clpn'
st'qo 200. =. .. Morgall'a e4,ooo,0jo, Marshall
were @ divided bY two. throo, and ovon fonr, tho
the gonornl report and belief,
nEMIN1BOENcE OF TRAGEDY.
Mcfarland, the murderer Of Albert D. ntcllarti-
eon), who died destitute ut tho Bellevue Honpi-
tni, tho othor day, waa formerly o periodical
dealer and htationor noar tho Fifth Avenue uo-
ts aao " tho Btriotest frgelity he had made ovor
merronary tcnacity. Two yeara botoro tho ,nur-
aoE l.e ~ wsb On tho worst possible terns with,
y ho latter At lad driven away his vito, and assumod
ehna was te Of her 1oayng tho
him to hill tho journalist declaring, again and
again. that he himnolf would kill tho cd
villain, II lis brother did not. Dnniol had no
monoy,-lndooa, ho Ind boon dopondont on hia
HA4o ioA 31HI1l-AuA NltGllAGl tou lin hG HlntilG
havo tue necessary mcans to employ counsel, il
he would only shoot Richardson With go con.
slant prompting and preRsing. the decd was
money nnd tho influence of tho Tammeny nIpg.
MAS acquitted. Tho trial cos. Michael eyory.
thing lie had. Having boon driven into bant-
ruptcy. ho quarrclod again with tho lnultioror,
and for months past has been spoaking Of Dam
not what. Tho loss Of his money proyel upon
him Horoly; for lo bud baeil almost a
miBor. He declared he could not live, and
waa anxious, - ho said, to-. naakc nomo
brottlor's vito. Ho never RAW ller, however.
and, aftor wandering about Tho stroetu, ponniless
wrotched, bitter aud onscence-strickon, he fol-
IN tho stroot In au opileptiu TT, .was carried to
tho hospital, aud burlod In Potsor's fold. Truly
tAat uono Of ua lnRy anticipate. CoL8ToUN.
, 1873-09-07

d|d mt rf4 nm. rcn,jo1 Tint y, In, ro,,,,ro T.,
get up for! Wo aro not oven sure tl,at din IL
to bo aovorely cnnenrod In tho part lo took in
wlnt's o'clock r. RNine o'clock air" .sra hh, thnro,
sny mtllot IN The market to-tlay' jain ?" ..No
air." "Thon cali mo at . to.ndrro,v. .Jo,,n il
Moreover. it docn not follow that beca,po 3 n,nn
Tic welfare Of lila follow.orcaturou win nro m
and allr,nt1.- =. - N's "P
] 11orn1 ,r,s ,rro,o rms, ~ ,,od.
Al.,i Ricncrar,.l, 4 learned physician.
Doeiarnr i'm rlnck-w wnrk of tfn I1rntj
oors bost in Tint recllned position
Thon, thoro ia bod, and bod, with a tltfrorancc
Tloro ia no mort Ia man rising betimoa frn ~
he'd IN which, m Mr. Kootoy used to nav in Tia
farce tho maker who Ind put In tho fcatkors bad
Tho most contontoa Of philosophers wns tho
Hishmat, Who in nh overcrowdod inn, lad to
sleep M undor . tsolo in tho coreo-room, and WHO
was, nftos oil, = four-poHtcr The doslro to
those who liz on, as we'll as buy, tho nlaru.n-hod,
which is 80 made TINT tho loyor half Of It viii
Of courno 6einU M nrra,yof ao or, .no ,n' iai'
ont hnrtiny fhn aloornr u" r " !. "maao wan-
whether Nature. howevor, In not hurt by being
aroused before tho natural sloop Ia out-sloop,
which is Naturo'H sweet rostoror slcop which,
II II 10 san'n' eanz" 1ays' co7oreth man as coak.
NATURAL, ro EMMY u
.zJ -
S Su W o'o @ Sna ooa. "nleh 10 tho truo shrine Of
rcn,.nc" ,rha ~, t'ea ~ ~ ~ vo Itoucn
dnr,1,, y nn,tv ~ 11a"a,,ra' ' tt wt'f .a1ui3
quite ss muc, an cams tn ha ahsro n,1'o hn tha III
shoetn nm to s aim NJ r,nht iii. x, so
ronark. Anroa tnrt i66 i,"n WI ~ ~ @ "nuo1m8
chose !" Luxury in thiH. direction was novor
carried 30 fnr beyond rooutre,nonk M In the I'm
porial bod chamber at Fantninchtonr 1,hc vn-p
ceiling IN covnrcd Will 1iaau ~ ~ ;1i,.n1 so.y
occrnpnfu coid nj ,n1,n t.t ~" sno aue..ouS
1ii!p. ouu Hos move apeat nor ndood lie
rn.not, mous Sco"ns IN crowd OF acoro or two OF
We add a sample Of tho information furnished
By this little book. This Ia whit sra srn Til
with roaroot to 40 "'"S n" Al" 'oio
uopov.1.r
Mn'eh fa ior eeds or spring mattreaaos is taking
30 greatly has this chanRo Of fasiou 3ncre,ne, III.
doand for hprsc-hair during TIN nst ton v.srs t
although Inc nIInnly has nre,jiy smrnayy '1aas
been far beneath ho rennira'osnts tat sho ,rtcs
haR rson full 5U per cent Va Hnncna m ao,,ih NV"
lea chiefly for this article Far Il nre sscrinaaI IA
tails au mancs not the lives. Of an enormous n,,.
bor Of those Wild horans whch IN -. T. , nI.a~
horles over tic sarstrntchtno ninins " h, ia
, 1873-09-07

The Athens Northeast Georgian notos tho
prevalence Ut a report in tl.at city that, on
Sunday before lust, man living mar sculla
fishing, seating himself on t. rock, Not roeur1l-
Ing homo ut night, soaroh WAS made for him,
and 10 was found seated upon the rock aud up
on tho party requesting him to got up and ac-
company thom homo, ho told ttom that tho Al
mighty had sent d judgment upon him aud ho
hal become a part OF tho rnck and could not
moyo. His flioncs. thinking that ho was only
josting took hold Of him mud attempted to move
him. when he commenced screaming ut tho top
Of luis voice and asked thom, for God'a aake. not
to attempt to lift him up. as 1t would murder
him. 1Io further informed them TINT ho had
boon informed, by an unsesu presence, thar, III
. Judgment for hiB profanity aud sabbath-breals-
ing, he would uoyor DO sovcrod from hts present
seat, but would remain fastened to 1t all ha
days, aud that ho would bo made to preach his
own funeral. 1t IL sad ho talks quito fseoly,
aud Ia yBitol by lnnenHo crowds.
, 1873-09-07

nolls for $39. .0oo, md makes milo in 2:179{. In
the year 1HD7. ~, -.
Goldsmith h1aid wins 10000 and thirty-troo
out OF hfty.ono Tacost up to 1871. Bti1l Wins for
Wall Htrpot.
pEnDY-w1oA j.:
Such IL gnllop oyor. tho past century -at,tl-a-
9uhrtor Of American improved stock. Results {:
tho fantost trt,ttii,g In the History Of tho horse
the fastcBt paoing running not Inferior to Eng
laird tho best blood Of Europe In our atook !;
worth, probably. one billion Of dollars.
And still our otnnncitntcd culorod brother Ia
heard to oxclaim: "What is all dis Frondolu
worth without = mulop GAru.
, 1873-09-07
Ttchborno,A Counsel Not Afraid OF tho
Judges.

From. tho London Telegraph.
A ntcoHaarity dry summary eau niTo no notion
Of tho torront OF inyoctlye which Dr.. kenoaiy
poured fourth, Utterly regardless Of tho prou-
once Of the Bonel lo Addressed himself to tho
jnry aud at Mr. Bowkcr, who sat un,noyctl bo-
10" him. Ho mado no attempt to conceal his
aud pot jury wore " the logical effect" or his
charges and once again roforring to Lord Dol
lewis private life. he begged tho jury to declare
that tho man who had baaely seducod his friond's
A storm was ovidontly impending. In . fov
minutea 1t burst. a reference to Chation-
WHO seoms to havo boon Roger Tich-
borueB paiddgogos rathor than strictly his tutor
ms :, :. . valet" dfow from THO Lord Chief Jus
tico tho Indignant romonatEaMco, |" Tint Ia o
romnrk," Baid Dr. Kcnoaly " nny il Is not
sir" - With MI submission to your Lortshlp, /
say It ia. do not wish for discussion with
with you, pir," was the retort, II havo lad
enough OF them." I" It waa d proper remark,"
persisted Dr.. kenenly j." it was my duty to mako
IT, 1T T. }0ar dqty" soyorSMy nterPosod Az
duty" ~ know a gent!eman's conduct az wolf
as you, my Lord" oriod Or. Konoa!y swinging
will not repeat TINT observation" 7 ropoat It,"
1t to mo. my Lord" called out Dr.. Konoaly. II
Chief Justice, ITO address a inonbcr Of tic
nas Ronol !. In I that t. tqno" % ~ member Of tho
lle must be openly rebuked.'" 10 tlo surprise II
all tho Court, the Lord Chief Justice, instead Of
ordering Or. Kenealy'a committal repeated,
You shall not speak to tho Donoh in that way,
ahip to commit him, Dr. kencaly again rotorted
that lis romarks wero ''cnllol for."0 IBay you
slnll not address them to mo- ntr, WAS tho reply.
u! addrosa them to you, gentlemen at the jury"
said the learnod counsel, turning round toward
tho '*aheo op-ron u aud 20 ended thia e1traor-
dsnary alteration.
, 1873-09-07

According 10 Les Mondes, there are az many
an forty shops or athls il, the City of Paris alone
davoted to tho sale Ut horse noat ali Ri article
Of food, aud during 1874 thero wero, In rountt
numborH, IT, QUO horees, QUO assea, mud 81 ululo
consumed by tho ulhahltanta. Tho aninalH arc
prepared for the market in tho usual way, and
tho moat soils for about half tho price whiol ia
commonly assod for beef. Tho horaoB arc in all
casos sub looted 10 careful examination by Official
inspectors. Il in AlRo stated aB an interesting
fact that, 30 far from hippophagy docliniug.
it Ii dooiledlY Oh tue incrGaBe, the figures SHOW
Ing that noarly Two and q half million pounda Of
equine meat Were sohi in 1H73, as against loay
thsu halt that quantity in 1860.