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A ClcyerGuu2e.

One of the most ingenious and dar-
ing lheits Oh record WAS perpet rated
q si.urt time since at he Village Of
Briefly Hill, England. A lad sntsv.
ell the store of a grocer Of the place,
and bought roll of bread, which he
asked the mau to stun down The back
Of his jacket. rs his companion out
side would take il away from hin u
he saw it. Tic grocer conapiied with
the apparently innoceut ceqsoss, ano
having had his loaf plscu1 tn ~ Org
iual hiding place, tie boy Leu. 0efo-
IN had he Quilted the store. wnes
mother lad, rushing In, exclaimed:
"Do YOU know Whist tbas coap q,
done 2 no Ia. prigyed your vaiehy Y
rhe grocer sIDoIed IN horror, 80
49, ~ his watch .t.i,ain dangling nnd eie
,~.,ch CONC -rhefc-Ns goes r. easo
,,is informant. pointing 20 ASuU
sscn going down the strsss; sno W.
siore- e.l,cr Immediately rnshed oes
in pursnii. leaving The store unguAso-
"a when ke rssrhed the eorhsr ne
sn n,,p..sed Z thief had vsnislssd, esd
re,urninx 10 his store he found eiAs
aur;ur his ahseuossshe inforsaer had
c,nptisd the iii aud goaa o6 with ehe
mouey. The swo tA.eves have - ~
escered capture. s-- =.
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A sugar IRevolasisn.

An invention which threatens to
interfere greatly with our commerce
is reported from Paris, If 1t proves .
success it will probably have the Gf-
feet of causing an entire revolution
among the Southern Planters. This
new d.scoyery Is method Of making
sugar by uniting into Il compound its
constituent atoms of carbon, hydro
gen aud Oxygen. The inventor, II.
Jouslet, says that tic cost Of the pro-
duc;ion wiiFbe % cents per cwt., aud
he has already 50 far succeeded in es-
taLlisning the utility of his invention
that o company Of manufacturers
have been persuaded to purchase it
from him for the comparatively mod
crate sum of $240,000. What the
sugar planters and retiners will do II
this discovery turas out 10 be as inn
portant us il promises remains to be
seen but there is 10 doubt thct il it
is only partially successful strange
Developments may be expected. Tue
invention is said to be very simple
and one easily explained, and endless
Yuan, ili"s of sacharine substance can,
it is claimed, be manufactured by
this new prnccss i'll 81 short time
aud ut so small c,.st Us TO preclude
tho possibility Of competition. =
World.
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4 New Thing la Butter.
[rr.m the Baliim ire Amcrican.l

(Eri IN the Uaittm Ire Aincficah.I
The latest achievement In practical
scie;,ce is the III liking of butter with.
out milk. A company with q capital
of five hundred thousand dollars-to
me called the Olcmargarine Manu-
featuring company-llas been estab-
lished in Philadelphia fer the manu-
f,ct,,rc Of the new product. The
proc.ss is thus described: The new
butIrr is made from the same mate
ria, as ordinary butter, but this
material IL obtained by n much more
simple and natural process than that
nf milking the cows. &c. In ortiina-
ry butter il is not the cream that Is
made iutG'bHtter, but the oil III the
cream, The butter, when made, il
composed Of oil. mixed with sour
milk or huttcrmilk. lfthe butter IL
warmed up to u certain point you
s,avr nothing but oil. Now, this oil
was secretcd (and went into the milk
Fl o,n the fatty tissues OF the COW. u
is q roundabout way-and not al
wsys very clear-tO obtain butter.
Now the new process OF making
butter is to 20 to the original source
of the oil, namely. to the fatty TISSUES
of the animal. This fat taken from
any beef creature when kille,i--cow.
steer, &c.-is taken and ground tut"
fine pulp. It is then warmed up IL
about liz degrees Fahrenheit, when
Ii, is emveloped III linen cloths and III,
oil pressed out. large iron presse'
being used for the purpose. This oil
| is then cooled down to about sixty
degrees, aud placed III al ord,nar!
churn, adding the same quantity a
| water or milk-though believe the!
now use sour milk In preference
aud q little anstO, y vegetable prepa
ton used to color cheese, when I'll,
churning commences. In four min
utes the operation ceases. and s;'len
did article Of butter 10 turned out
The water or milk 10 then "wOrke'
out" NJ the ordinary buttermilk, IN.
an ounce of salt to the pound added
The company arc now turning gu
about a thousand pounds per DAY
and il il estimated that when the ad
diiional machinery is introduced the
J will turn out ten thousand pound
daily. All they car make no"
, taken by . few leading hotels Oh
restaurants.
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VOL. 3.-NO. 80.
ruusrEE,s sale.


yTYHEREAs, John w Perkins and Sarah a.
wv Perkins his wifs. OF thr tcnanty OF Ia
faystte. an l stsfr Of Missouri, by ftetr cexsala
de 4 ef trust ,la Ell the 18th day OF Japuary,A.
D. tsssS and or rccorl In The keeorttr oitce Of
Lafayette coanty, Mlssouri, In hook W No. i. az
psge ~, did convey TO the undersigned trustst
tfe following dcecribri yrai csate, situate lying
al ieiag IN the crsnty OF Lafayette, and State
Of " esours. ~ mir. fs IL 4 ss4stssl 4. ,5tf 5
The cast half Of the northeast quarter Of section
number thirtcen tlS) In township number Iorty-
eight ttsl Of range number twenty y-uine fxS).
containing eighty tSnr acSes. If &, Ia 1 T
10 trust 70 ssc,lrc ihe paynent ofc rtain pro-
missory notes In eAli deed OF trust descrit esl,
aud whereas, said notes haye long since .lrcehie
due and remain unpaid, now, therefore, In pnr
suancc of the power vested In me ~ such trustee,
and as the request Of the legal holder Of said
notes, ! will, on, li.kEs.l .Es.sf;z Ne,sst !
wednesday. she eSsh dap Of March.
9e4 =, a. ID. 1874 .f.
In ffvnt Of the court house door, in the city
|af Lexington, 10 the county OF lafayette,
and State Of Missouri, htween the hours
OF nine O'Clock In tn. f,rrnoon and Ave
o'clock IN the afternoon of ttst .lay, sell at ptil-
lie yeRinc, to The highest hi'ider, far cash. the
said trct aud psrccl Of land So purh thereof
~ may be necessary, to satisfy and pay "a said
promtssory nom ami interest, with The costs and
sepsi.s.a GILEs w. JoYSER, Trustee.
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THE TH0ROI1a1a-D0 ED aA0RSk:
0 RIER tai.
At Public sale.


THE FINE THOROUGHBRED STALLION,
i Oriental, will he s"id ut public sale TO the
highest bidder for cash, on
Friday tssc issh day of October, :.
On the Fair Grounds and. during the Lafayette
s:ounty Agricultural Fair.
Oriental is = rich chssnnt. with star IN his
forrs,ead, anil tSs wn;te fc1, lSts hanl> high
eight years old, and is one of fiis largest au,.
Ourrsi hrest horssss in the Cn.tesl Sm.es. I Z
Orteatal has isrn standing il. Lafayette county
for three yc as past and has proven himself one
sf the best and suie>t breeders in the country.
EEs- DIGREE. .r z+a's' q
Bred by A. kerne Richsr.s, importer of iine
stnck, ticorSesown, Kentucky: sir.,l by im-
ported Australian. Firss,iani Fr..nsy wanna. 10y
Imported Mas5Sti'i, StArahianA: .S.rasisl slam
P.ytoaa, by imported Gienene; Thir,i dam.
GiantesS, by import-i Leviatirdn: Fourth liam
by Sir .trhy, he bs import II Dioms-.e; Filth
dam virsiniI. by inparte,l DArr i,.vil, dsin N
sister To English Eclipse; S:Ath dam Lady Boi.
ingbrok-, bs ran;aloa,; seventh dam Cslis, l,y
Wormiey's kin; Hcrri: lighth ,ia,n rri.ur,'sr,
by Dove; Sinth 'lam s'eiia, 10y othelln; T-nih
dam imp ,red >rlIn !, Icy tn- ':oIalpn Arabian.
For Further dyrrr, >'r English Stud-iiuok.
by orrier oil the Comiiiitt.e.
septic 4. RNNEY.
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eTRusTEE,s SALE.

WHEREhs, Harriet c. Thornton and chas.
w H.. Thornton her husbpnd, by their cer.
esin decd of trust, tlstest Jsatary 10th. n
lS67 a recorded In t.te Recurrf's Office far LIS
Hsyrlte cosnsy .Esfats Bf Misseuri, in pssrt bg0k
ySo.l, at payfs q and a. conSex esl The ua.
tersignei niis'ee tht flto Mfhg twisN utfef sS.at
estat real state, situste and being in Lafayette
county, Missouri, io-wt:
The ,s' hal: OF tsc northwest quarter. and the
northeast quarter "f ts,e southwest quarter ai
section ythrse $50 in township forty nine t4s)
OF range twenty-et-.t ts). the noltheas; quartz
of the southwest aSarter of section twrnty-e:ght
Cas) in the township aud rang aforesaid.
Which said conveyance was made In trust tp
secure the pavment ni two panitssnry NOES
lIern msic in the rlynent of said Io;eS, and the
in said deed lie eSrTie,i, ami bereas, default has
same remain unpaid,in iast, now, nh" r.f,'rc, In
accordance with tnc lIr,r!sions nf-sail deed oi
trust an,i at the request of hc legal holder of said
notes, I, said trustee, will. ON
Saturday. the e5th day of october,
ra a. n. 1878, 10 = "
prorecft to sci the above descrid real estate. in
trpnt ar the house door, in the city OF Lex
ingtan, and county of Lafayette, anil STATE ot
Missouri betwccn the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
and 5o'clock p. 81 ithat clay, iorc.,sh in hand,
to The h het bidder, At public v.n'iue, 10 ,atis
fy said nuIes and the costs ana expenses of this
trust. JOHN +. klLAND,
scn.s Trustee
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P.r.cc. Zee. Thias.t p. III. r..s.

Perfect Feet Thias.l.s she Fass.
I Many exquisites u both sexes
c,ain admiration for I yeir pedal ex-
but il is be boots and
shoes which cover them which we sre
called On to admire. Their feet, II
barod would present very, great
divergence from the cisssical idea of
beauty. Tho firmly lplanted foot,
neither too large nor1to email, 'but
justly proportloped 70 the height aud
weight it sustains, the smooth sur
face and regularly curved lines, the
;.istinctness of the divisions and the
perfect formation Of each toe, with its
wcl;-marked separatenSss and AIS
graduation uf size and regularity ot
detail to the very tip Of tue nall, are
now to be seen only ia art:
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The BarncsviIlc (O0 Enterprise
SAYS: IAN old gentleman and lady
from Pennsylvania are visiting our
t,ir. whose life history is somewhat
singul,r. 1t. apprars that IL widow
la.l2 TOOK an orphan boy tn raise,
a,I when he arrived at the age oil
eighteen she married HIN, sue theh
being in her fiftIe.h year. Ten wears
ago thcv took All orphan girl to raise.
This summer the old lady died. being
ninety six wears of ase, aud IA nine
weeks alter the cli man married the
yiri they had raised, he being siNtv-
e;.I,t years old and she elghteen."
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Eiepaaatinc MngEanin,ssy.

The l. ,surc Hour, AN English mag
znc, tells this touching story. As
related by Major Brown, of sh. For
ticth Regiment, During the siege
of Pondie!;ery, in Tie Etst Indies,
by the British army, when y. Lniiy
was governor there, there We're i'll the
French garrison several War ele-
I,iianis, ali OF which except one died
from ,hc scarcity of provisions, aud
the survivor would have shared til"
fate of his companions but tor his un-
common sagac.ly whic! rendered him
a favurite with every one, anil The
.object OF general atmi.atiun. This
,.,.inlal, in the abscnce OF his keeper,
was one day amusing himself with
his chain in an open part OF The town,
" hen a man who hai committed u
theft and was pursued by II great
number of people, d.sI,airing OF all
other means of safety, raa for proiec-
ton under the elephant. Apparent :
ly delighted with the poor wretch
confidence, the creature instantly
fnred about and met the crowd, ertc'-
cal his trunk and threw his cham III
| the air, as is the manner OF these ani-
mails when engaged with The enemy,
and became SO furious III defense oi
the criminal that, Notwithstanding
all the gentle arts made use or by the
surrounding multitude, neither they
nor even his mahout, or driver, 10
whom hc was loudly attached, and
who was sent FIR to manage him
could prevail with him 10 give up Inc
malefactor. TIE contest had contin
acd for about three hours. when a.
tiength the governor. hearing thu
strange account of II. came 70 IN.
spot, aud was go much pleased will
the generous perseverance ofthe hon
rst gaadruped that he yielded to ,h'
elcnhani's interpretation, and pardon
ed the criminal. The poor n,an, il
au ecs,ary of gratitude, testified hi
acknow wledgenents by kissing an
embracing the proboscis Of his kim
benefnctor. who was apparently o
sensible of what had happened that
wing aside all his former violence, b
became perfectly tame and gentle !
an instant, and suffered his keeper
, conduct him away without tho small
est resistance"
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rINaL SErrf.EMENT,

NoTICi: is hereby given to all creditors AM;
t:.ser, ,Irc:.as,-i, that !, the undersigned AL.
M: strator oI said estate, intend to make FINAL
yrit,nef of SAID at the Octob term OF th.
proba,e court oil Lafayette county, a. lie begun
am, hri,. nj the cnurt house. in the city Of Lea
in.foa. on the frs, Monday Ia October. Is.3. .
scpr3 ID. H. BELL, AUNT.
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.0UINIsTR,To.,s N0TICE,

r ErrEitS of administration uptn the estate OF
i 4 Joseph Wilson deceased, were granted
10 the undersigned, administrator, by the
Probate Court OF Lafayette county, on the 18th
day of Scpemer, 1873. All persons having claims
against sac. estate are required 70 present Them
this date, or they muy be preciudrd, and II said
CLAIMS are not presented within two years they
" i'll b. forever barred.
SEMI SANDERS JONES, ttmr.
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snrhles for rraiizstion

cn,.ttics for rratizaf56n! tcadstufis
ntly0tlcttl. Il Dsp0SHs Aecrensed. |
HcNvv vt,,luorfntloMa beoS 1e due, anil
4 little latcs rho baDltf Here Hbso-
lately forged to the aaliiNe Inf loans.
Stocks now ISL &r1bfdtys4T 10 stern
the wav6 wns fu1rIOsai1l4 and tile
money iHif fjtafioas SserGt@t with %
ureat load IL. stocks aht bhds that
were daily sltminishinx u value.
The wear 1854 offered aiiylhng but q
pruspsct :uf relief. Great issues 0f
frauduae,,t stocks were III zscoveretl
10000 ilirsni Shares ofiN reat rnii-
r0ar, ririaino aut of New FORK had
han,,.sald : s,ar nv o,,e1 OF ns princj.
nai sofIi,inis ! $500 GOO worflk kof forged
stock of another company las on the
street: there were minor n4eachrs Of
,irust bythc score. and s,IspLtiun filled
The air. SeveenI Avestrrm nks and
4 few In t!iis k9tislppiiu-f
ed. n hes ,icprassi9tiiof Ut Iccs was
'ei,or,uot,s.! IteaciidH followed iir
1888. Those who dared Ayeny al the
lew 9.uriees of ,IS14 fnutttx H tunes.
{,rp,,s, I.syere god. the Otler. roads
paid handsome dfyidendjJl and the
bulls were inbiln,tt; jNews3R,l com
|petiny lines now, cailiaSinto the
nic,nrc. Tltcir bonds SOLD for any
Thing; thew Mosslsi fetch, Nd tiiou
sands on both sides OF the Atlantic
came forward as buyers. The banks
loaned money w these securities Ia
little more than six months to We
amount of over twenty million dol.
lars, stocks moved gradually down
ward, but panic seemed impossible.
because il WAS believed that it. could
only originate in. London. 4 he capital-
| lists Of which were istAi- likely to send
back all or Observation-Disclosures or millions
of ii, lars to- certain sncri,icc. T..
;uu,.,nr,. n,.,,nebrcnu,rc rcri,ic,ti. Nor.
..,.,,,'.,,i, - 80, ,,,,,,t,.,j I.,v,
u ,'' 80. I,a;,,.a - r;nJ il,
1a's lou 49, oi s'o. n W. '''nI ,u. hsus !
h..,o" m "tS ~ ,,n,yix ,o,,,rnct ,nnl,u!,
esI ..,,'f,r,,ns II, ,,.r,,,n,noJ,,t; inns 4,
,n, @ sm,"rs ,v,,n da.;rch ALL in n,i,,.
.";,.i..r ,l,;,. ,,nS;,inn Sn,,,;,;niy
.,n'' ] e., r.,i,,,,.. oI ,i,,. Hh;n Iii :.
49,, 'r,,,s, I,,n,,,.,,,, v;,,
81. ""ho ~ ,",.,,.,,. @ ,i.,,, ,,rnh ..mer.
~. /, Ill oIw.,,,c..,i ,a,,,, .;,n,.
..,,..,. .,,J i,n,ids ~ lnam,
on s'D. I,',,, ~, i.r',;. ,,.i ,',
..,.'i H., ,n.,rs az ~ ;ns,;,n
,;,,, ,.,.rn ,,insnl n w,s ,h. Lr,iu
49,, ~ H.. ma pnni,. ~, ,,.I
I',ans ,v,,e ,.ut down ~ t,,e rate n
q Ist, NV, :, VII Car. l.rni.. ,t,,; Il,
,a,.'.I l,St ,,,.,,s;,.,,I
M :, a;,
"hlle STOCKS aepreciaiei it"ui t"en
ty to lor.y per ceili. Added 10 IN.
| were evluchccs OF tnlsiuijiaSeuleh|
pecalaiion, stuck-j"bbin2 SCH, mes II
'Ecoh srcsS, aEd rsre!atious G14 lhs -lll
hereii .weakne's pi great corpora
lions everywhere cropping ou', a'i'
lcXposlmS ail .i.e RE9RoIs.yns ,.1. "a
Sis"h''S an, Y ..,ch.d ~
fni.,',rx a Of v, Ima of the sTentss{ iiuan i
Iti. ~ cr;si.es of hiucEic;l. To th
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,DMIS1STRaTR,X,s notice..

v EITERS Of a.'m,a isirstinn upon the estate Of
/ 4 Addison CSrler, decreased. were granted 10
the undrrsigued the Fr bate ,anrt OF Iafay,
en- county on thC 18TH day of August, 1873 All
In r.oas having claims against salt estate arr re-
auireti to presrnt them Ia ssia court Tor allow
,nc- uisAin one year from this date or they may
t r c,dr,i aud ir said claims not i,reseal-
=, wit,i,, two wears r:iry will be forever baire
sn,I NASJI CO8BEis, Administrative.
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JOB ISzxTNHy1I


u - - L
p Man sdvertises, then realizss.
/ Nan respires, aspirss, eenspirss aaa
cxpsres. gasiw a.,. Is sts., q < !,
The life or man u the aggregate of
his IOycs.
- -. .,-.v. va.4-
la. reop.o ea S; wmo .as ~, ~ sSo.,d ~ ~. i
raigia. - 81
( ....ar..a
~ oa Ei n..,o nou 1S .enX Z.
'",,. III ,,a,. ,,.s... ,a.,a.. ~ sa ~. .s.c.s
w WIFI IN. .,'..,,r,a...I. "u uo As'
r,. .,,r ,.,,. I, v,....,..
te% -, :,.r % y" su,a.,s NO snc "r,soscrs
/. III h.,,, II, a rar s.,,J ,.h.a ~ wcmt
,.' s"r,pa,, r,a,, M, "s-t'- - I,
Ir
Mcau,nH goes h"l a nsIo St AZ
most things; you uay mean 70 scH
things togotter. a'.' y"ur g'oc msy
be bal. AMI t''en where are !ou'
As, Pan, wu,i,a,, whaussti to keep
three rirIs nnw tioes he1 8 wn w.gk
c.,err,uiiy. She found fer husband
throwing kisses at tlaem
is.r,. ,,;,.a ,rbo Gtss~Nv dacided
,.., Nj. Ri.,s Vas .b.} Lsndsomcst
IL, l.. Re Ssr,.s.,.' Il bsInk iooked e.
yer, yer w w i"S ,"S;csl cs.''''es - '
'Shnli cut thls iolH OF mutton
saddle wiso ?''. said gentleman.
..No," said one of his guests, .'cut 1t
bridlcwisc, Tor theu l fnay have .
chancu to get bit in my mouth"
A Roaring Branch (p.b woman has
,,...,.i M nvas ann c"rds I. bark this
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Y E1vrEgS documentary upon the estate of Os-
car 4. Rad ord, deceased, were granted TO
the undersigned II lx the Probate Court Of Lsiay
cite county on the .th day " September, 1873.
All persons having claims against said estate ere
required To present Them 10 said court tor allow
auce within one year lrum this date, or they may
i,y. prreiriusIt, and il SAID ',aims are no. pre-
scntel within two wears they viii be forever
barred DAVID II. REED, Executor.
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q periio:us ride.

srl,~ fsolsasaar, Ss..a s.,, r., |
e.stost .;.is m rs.ost. s.am S.s % =. W
,.....,,,sn r;vn. az. , e., Sisce
!; ~. ..nv.,,. ~ fi,e. - s,ns rs,a,. @ 'nISugn
s.s,,.is nnan . dnss I, sr..i. - es,s.
h,,,,dr.d fc.t mar ,,,iic vim hsr. -,
/. .s..o T.iI nvcr7s rock ~ nrs.;.,ss..
- tho fa,,. or which ure hn,,i.lsrs
6fteen or 10 we,,.v .fcct in siin,meter-
.,.d s.s.,.,,,n,, si,cn..rd. ~ Too. IN,
,,s,ies | " NJ ~ & 4 asS;n"' ,r',yrrss evcry two
~ ti,rcc hm,,irs.i ror,i. wi,iie n.
,,,,,.,,. 80 80 si,,.,,' ,,,d AZ, frcnue,,f
AZ. ~ - ~ 49,.
,f"r : % dis,s,,c., ar = t,,",,snnd FOE, :
i;ra,,i,e cIifTs two anil rtl,rse miles
h,.h nr,,;",.t ny.r 4, nm c;,h.r siI..
a,,si ,siyc . frigi,t,,I rnn,.,,,ic nn,i
tlanper rms an,,e.rnn,.e ia M. rnsI,i,,e
t.n.r.nt tbe,,,.afh Jnst gl,..,ov ,,RiaeI
Hawk ou IN. s.,lc nf ,I,a str.a,,, q emull
las L.,c,, ,.on.tr.,c,cd h.
,,.,,;.i. T.. t.,,s 49,, m,..,;,. La -,
.dav 81, ,;,,,,. snms - Mr., r
xN.lsnr .y,d r,,.,S,c.,v.,y ,,.,,; I,,,.i
twelve ye.rs. pnt into tl,e boat' mai
w,.rc s,,,,.i,i,g ,,,,. water ,v;,h .t;cl.
wI,ei, ti,e f..i,.ni,..ts rsye wuy. aud
the bost went drifting towards the
ruuning Gcurrcns. Ths sitsie
BOYS soon discovered their dagger.
but were unable 10 avert il: SO they
clutcl,ed hold Uf l.ssIdes OF the boat.
and with palid cou,itc,,ance4 awaited
ih,ir doom. Suon tho boat was
caught bv the current nni began de-
scending at q fearful rate, over Black
.n,v ..i.sr;,,'1 H;.,a, az s;x,x sc,.,
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Mary OK Scots at the II SIeaot Mas

In the recently published "ltomance
of Old Court Life in France" is found
tho following passage, descriptive
of The buiciicry OF the llugucnots:
Within tho gallery the whuic court
stood ranged against the sculptmred
walls. Catharine entered FIRST. With
All imperious gesture she sisiicd to
Mary, who clung, white as death, to
her husband, to take licr place under
a royal canopy placed in the centre
Of the window. Frances she drew
into u chair beside herself, the Cham
celior, the Duc dc Guisc, HIS brother
the Cordinal, AMI the Due dc NcniUurs
seated themselves near. Their ap-
pearance was &c signal to begin the
slaughter. Prisoner alter prisouer
was dragged up beneath, tho logcia to
the scafold AMI hastily dies patel ell.
Cries Of agony were drowned in the
screeching Of iifes, aud the loud bray.
ing Uf truinpcts. The nutilatel
bodies were iluug on one eido to bo
cast into Tic river, tho heV,is Dorne
away To be placed upon tho bridge.
Blood ran in sireaiis and scsUteti Tie
lrv.h spring breclcs. The execution.
er " CARLY rested from his labor, and
another MasAed figure, dressed like
niIusrif in rcd from head to fout, TOOK
,.is place. SpelibOand and speochiess
sat- ihe young Queen. A look ot hor-
ror was on her lace. She had clutch
,d tho hand OF Francs as she SAT
down. and ere few minutes had
|passei she had tainted. Cathariue,
who, wholly uniiiused, wns c"htem'
- atiun the deain OF her enemies, tic
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Old sarains Boycs III ade Useful.

EeIlville, near Paris, has had SUN
cicnt celebrity in its time; IL has now
taken to The useful arts; Hnd dlsrov-
cred new order, or lamp, of arclii-
cl,iteciurc. What becomes of the
emptv sardinc-boXcs In Paris they
are g .thered up by the ras-picker an,!
sold for a song to builders- who fill
them with mortar, pile them i'll the
form of four walls on no mans
yrJuud, cover the walls with few
blanks, aud thus o house appears,
hired or bought 10y those who com
plain OF high rents or dislike The sky
tor a canopy. These shantits are
quite All article de Paris.
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Something New.

rv,I,t up,!ers sEed have been appointed SOLE
1 N;i.NTS In LAFAYETTE and Kay counties,
for the sale u ,s :isbraitd Bssnst @ ~, IN aSr
10 and rrr as durable rs eight steel pens.
Priee o. per g-oss. SAMPLES gratis. ,,sv,x
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A Parisiau musical Dictionary DC
fines u shout 10 be an unp'easaa ut noise
prod uced by oeer-strainins the throat
Tor " which great singers are well paid,
aud small children well puaisacd.