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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-26
Dr. Joseph Kurtz,
IT,

OFFICE--in Lanfranco's Building, Main 81
above the Drug store Of G, +. Heinzeman &
Co. will give particular attention 10 EYE
and EAR DISEASES. Office hours: From
to IL A. NJ, from 2 to p M, and from to UP.
NJ Residence: Buenavista street. augl6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-26
Dr., L, Dexter Lyford, /,

DHYSICIAN AND SUR1EON = OFFICE,
No. ~, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California Office hours-9 to II A. M. l. to
and to8PM. ap23-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-26
DRs. CHASE & LYONS,

lSUR3EONS AND PRACTITIONERS of Ho-
y meopathy. Office and residence, Back
man House. Night calls promptly attended.
B1- special attention given to diseases oil
women and children. oct9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-26
DR.. w. HAzELTlNE,

I'M Wvs
NENTIST-CORNER SPRING AND TEN
- pie streets Opposite Temples Bank,
,os Angeles. ja30 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-26
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
CAROLINE C. BURTON.

4 styles. Braids, curls and Waterfalls
made at the shortest notice. Tangled hair
Strengthened and made into any shape Per-
sale. No. Q Spring street, Los Angeles. Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-26
j. n. MCKEE, M. D.

DaYSICIAN 4 SURGEON OFFICE,
/ No. ii Spring street, opposite Temples
Bank. REsIDENCE : First. street, between
Fort and Hill LosAngeles, Cal. mrlS-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-26
WOOD YARD.

DEOPLE WISHING TO ORDER WOOD
i from G. w. Whitehorn's uptown wood
yard, will find q drop letter box In the 'front.'
part of the new Postoffice. The box will be
iettered thus: "Orders left for uptown wood
yard.n g. w. WHITEHORN.
mr4-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-26
!. O. Q. F..
0ranue Grove Eneampment, No. 81, /. o. or.

,N4..2a.. REGULAR MEETINGS held on
.sxa-. the Second and Fourth TUES
E- DAYS of each month at IA p. M.
'SNHFsSS Sojourning Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
II. BURDICK, G. p.
j. M. BASSETT, Scribe.
, 1875-04-02

KuR hALK-AusT Hk soLp. " AT HAGNt,
hes. = nns 4.eAsat diAEapnd. Can bo 4xsp At Heal
Estats nd Loan Ones. q psartoFu.ht.
tf0E HALK-0H TKAnh-.FUuK CAMAI.HuATS.
Eall Or AtdrSas p0utiIAt / MATTHEWS. bust
yard. Asal4bd-aT. aud south HrsuGh.
E7ON sALR-TENTs, CAMP EQUlFAnk; our.
hA for Black Mliis partss Il the loSalnRsat goods
depot. 1N md 131 EAXt Lskeat. -
, 1875-04-02


....- BUSINESS CHANCES.
WELI-fD1tslYHHD. SALOON, ON snUT1t
9waos has to 20 TO Europe Alarsa, II ., Tribune Of
4 CTGAn DUsINEKs WITH NKW F1xrt1RES; :;
~ asn 100 cream h1.ur>s. tor s!!s t1nEsdatelX t9r
$ 1t cosusr ef Gtesu Bay to4d snd as'nous'as LAKE
~ eA q keAsaas fr selling. Inquire - III F1th.4V.
n s %sE oe.;t nHS
a.. Arpg 1t taAndEy nnsss.
f,1qAR. ,srATloNERY, AND SUTTON sF,,ifpE
SWIFT j K0S. III Gsndel ph..t.. lsosn, u. -.
1Iuls " ALK -On kxCUIN6R-MiLL PROPERTY.
slsa i.sxa s s9d ssto1y 6utlax saans e9t;i. ,,t
as., ivy W H;sa 81 '.sh aooT az .a n'en3
a!les fsom Square; ss,tb ~ ~! ~ IT,
45to1 b.itnes e..h. Adito.s lf9i. Tfs'.uas Office
EE HOUSE t155T VEST WAsIllHt;rQHST.l E1N
doing soo tnnsss ucll fusatshrd kua !aeatea
xaoa TsaAanA 8lTsa for sslllng.
Conn WILL pUr CIGARS. sTATlOSEHY. AMp AMp
4'-OO nsxs stose, ~ tottA<e Gsufs-aF. Asak Nta.
Gcfl{l WILL SkOuRk 4 nGslN.:ss " MIME.
tpCNu eota nr Alcn&s that stll Ps! Ivy ,9Sir;
Caramatclal nuttl. -
, 1875-04-02
COUNTRY REAL EsTATh.

nor SALE-ATA BAifiAlS-.7 ACNESOP HIt;fI,
Il ruling iAni, 1t mile. ros~eIs n tttcapu
lin ytaro &n gravel Fhaa we'll suitgt
o, nnritYJ parposes VI! ate 41. men: 7onn, III
Sire ln1k time. ~ T. HEM1Sn"A!. Hum y. rs Ia
, 1875-04-02

1 MANUFACTURING cpNFASY, FEnY All.
md ahop. than thu1 asel .anld hls r eont.ns
sIsa soas s.taShsd b1tneas !p!ssat 1eauFlag fsau.
s.rnctioa ef sans iuplsmsat machine. Addtesa ~.
Tribune 0sf1se.
, 1875-04-02

Suburban.
RIO HEET-lN NWEf.LIHBTnS-pLAEE,Q ON FORTY.
titih-st., corner ol Noedls Eounood,
estnry houses rooms sna cellars. In.thls mantcs.
Ena-f1ture In, lard knd saft water 1 per rear.
Inquire o! q. H. DUPEE. Clark Aud Sixteen; h.tts.
, 1875-04-02

11pR HALE-FEvE OR TEN AIRES At suUTII
Il Ghsc.ko3 nsaE Rtand impfo.Onsn.. Inquire At
17un "a Lti-ON. MONTHLY PAYhfKNrS--l1 -l11UsKS
At tosors' Park. miles north nj uourt~t!ouLs.
lake ahor1 npaF EFannto9. 90 AoshWcster9 Railroad;
tuurs pkascnEt tralns daily. O1ace e L23ko It,,
1tGi1tn
, 1875-04-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

1EASrEn-FORA ALL CAs1I-sstALL FRAME Or
~ brick honts and lot nssr st&tlun tn tdyds PHrk 0.
nndes, ss.t ii obey, seuth Il Faitan. wsst sis. d.
!. WoAk 4 CO., lA LA5alIo,st
}VAHTkn1coTrAuE AND LOT IN anop, NEIGH.
EMAIL tacusnbrtues, II. kennedy. il 0atk-at, Aooaa
WANTEu-A AMALI. MOnRNN BUILT liousK
onass: ,;l!hat soath. Nesth. VII. slde. Aadtss,
(V1Nrgp1 on IL 1onEH COOP lAsl, FoR
~ ttn1su!as wh cheap houss pot o1ss = natlss
xivlas pfes aid lae stisa, Il. Tr!Luns ofaes.
, 1875-04-02
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BOOKS.

At aILbET. AopkhTOHk tHABKMKhTl. lss
-, Seath ClAtk,!t. ~, !" AoRt.tEaass EAN..J To,s,
TJsa,a Iess:: Mests,S lt.ts Tile sSaa,s.:, 'ail:s
tue aud soAzss uaxk. 4QuAsta Eulul1ss, &te.
, 1875-04-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

MAIon's flEficr.
CTR OF CNICAHU, Mateh o. ttiS.}
Nuttes T. trreby girsn that the ~ {t"sntyth!s}
DAY uf hpt ILL., rlrcl!un Will DO held In tho City Of
Ehc4gp which sad s.c.na. tho 1uetion wlil he SUBJ
tts, 70 bs ruled M!on Y tLe !ekai vools q aa!d cy
an art OF tns Ue,trnf Assembly, entitled An Aot to
provide for TIL. Incorporation VI Citfc3 2nd FAEess
Approved april 10. it7:. ,,orr,x w.,
, 1875-04-02
PERSONAL

13ERSpNAL-A GANTLENAN or AMPLK NEANd
q sd.oges hsto, dsssss To .eGusntkaee et xoany
esss good lookst lut&xsoes. and Ish1amsut Add1sse
". PAHkEk. TIlalnA a1es,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-08-11

"A WEALTHY Lenaon merchant is
reported as having said: sI always
feel happy when In ADVERTISING for
then ] know that waking or sleeping,
! have q strong though silent orator
working for me; one Whenever tires,
never sleeps. never makes mistakes,
and who is certain to enter the
households from which, fiat all, my
trade must come. .ai ssiss 2
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= { r E O 7 O IL < :
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eS IN aln PER DAY. AGENTS
epo W DhO wanted. All classes OF
working people of both sexes, young
and old, make more money at work for
us, in their own localities, during their
spare moments. or all the time, than at
any thing else, We offer employment
that will pay handsomely for every
hours work. Full particulars, terms,
&C., sent free. Send us your address
at once. Don't delay. Now is the
time. Don't look for work or business
elsewhere, until you have learned what
We offer. 6. sTINsoN &c Co., Portland,
sIaiue
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The Democrat.
TERlIS;


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s.r. Collins creqaet Set.

Croquet, that eminently fascinat-.
ing game, was introduced on the:
premises of the Collins, Friday. In
the afternoon Podge's boy brought
up the set, and just before tea Mrs.
Collins arranged the wiekets. Col
Inns had learned to play when visit
ing in Gloyershire, last summer, aud
Mrs. Collins acquired an Indifferent
knowledge Of the game from two Ell
derry maiden sisters on Paxton.
street. And SO on that delicious.
Friday afternoon, tIley took out the
mallets and balls and commenced the.
game.
"Now, Emeline," playfillly observ-'
ed Mr.. Collins, don't you begin
cheating at the start. IF you do, the
game will be prostituted to mere
gambling, and we'll .injure our moral
natures in trying to build up our
ply steal"
people who are so ready to charge
against others need close watching
themselves, young men" said she, in
the same spirit, s.and I mesh to keep
q sharp eye on you.''
Then they both laughed.
"But it viii, be Q good thing for
/ you, Emeline," he said, with a tinge
of tenderness in his voice. "You are
kept cooped up in the house 50, that
You hardly get breath Of fresh air,
This will give you exercise, and keep
You out doors, too"
! ssYou are always thinking Of me. =
said she, as her eyes grew moist
1"You need the outdoor air as mucf
as | do, but you are too unselfsh te
think Of yourself
! And thus exchanging sentiment;
which did credit TO both their hearts
the game progressed.
i After passing through the centrs
! wickea, Mr.. Collins used her ball tt
: ! 3
hep himself through the other wick
cts to the upper stake. Then h,
left her near the first wicket, ant
struck for the stake, which bein'
about eight inches distant, made hin
; oyer confident. The ball missed b,
J about an eighth of an inch.
{ II declare he exclaimed in yes
alton.
Then she, having watched his rapi
J progress with q cloudeds face, no.
struck for him and hit him, and
minute later his ball was spinnin
through the grass to the other end,e
I the ground. She was now in pos
r ton for her wicket, and passe
}. through it and the others to til
: stake, but missed it. Then he cam
5 up by well-directed blow to with
two inches Of the stake. But ST
went for him again. and when 81
: got through, she was three wlcke'
beyond tie stake, and his ball was
the other end Of. the ground aggai
I. and his brow was finely corrugate
2. He stepped neryously toward it.
/ was quite evident that he was o
% unruffied. When his turn can
again he drove back to the stake, b
istrut.k d wicket. and reEuundrh
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-08-11

4 ~4---------as ; O. 81 3 a
I'HE indianapolis Il E VS. has
found out how the sex ofIthat mai,
in Eur pc who. went about In wo-
mans cloths was discovered.
inadvertently said shank yon. When
a gentlemen gave up his seat il q
street car,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-08-11

Bs3isE 1,.T f]sk sEff ssf 9TE9fis.f
= GEORGE FEMgLE is the census
mani for.sthe Middleaeals district,
and last weehs called !upanssAIrs.
stoekheaAAy aud made the usual i'm
quiIies. To- thg question: sYouf
age?,s she replied, tYIwentt-sixa'
w hT,'' says the genial. George,
Wohn Nrpenny says yeulars about
fifty Swell, now ifsJahn Tarpnns
ny knows omyfiage betterans LIDO,
s'pese you so. and do your business
With IL me. with. sIelra Iarpenay.l But
George, who's going to be ours next
Prcsiaent-Who .do you thinkg"
'sThat's pretty hard To telf,o said
George casfally. aaWell,, anyhow,
Pm glad old hbe Thinking $ time il
most out. y Exchange: faita as1
hi lll liz Il, s.s..-.- ....Iia 'sas
SalrE stopping over night at 4
farm house 'oata Yes ! Poi traveller vas
astonislled 70 seee: HIS hostess walk
Up to Isg. husband About every az
teen minutes antlh0Y his cars or giHe
| his llair,a pull. In the morning tho
guest. seeing tliewo.nansalbae, sskcd
4 an e1planationl ofahef strange eoii
| duct, and aletsreply Was You see,
stranger Inc and the old man las
Il been fighting fpr ten years To- SEQ
d whoshali boss, this 'ere ranch, anfiaI
have jest got him ,coxed, but ifI
!, should let up on him for a day liz
would s l.5 turn ~ on in ne again, and my
work Wouldian be for;nothings 9ss.al
: .. ,vt-ss sssb d 4
"A sT I. y. auetioneer, after ex,
hansting the languages of praise iii
/ Iextolling certain gentleman s park
t which had to, fall ailder his hammer,
t said he was bound as an honest
4 man. not toeonceals the drawbacks to
5 the rlopcrsy;;whichi were the litter
/ made b the rose leayes and the per.
pes't,ulal din Kept up sby TIC sa night is 4;
|ingales, sliz Il, a.ssss ..s.s<I slEi
z e>ss>. 7sssft Il &
III Come into the gagden, Maud,
II With a bfickbat and astone;
/ Here's tie biggest eat YOU ever sew,
81 Gnawing d chicken bone;
a Run like the mischief, Maud, i
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Doetioal.
TAKE THE PAPERS.
BY y. p. WILLIS.

BY y. y. Willis.
Why don't you take tho rapcrs9
They're the light ofmy delight
Except about election time,
And then read for spite.
Subscribe, yon cannot lose a cent;
Why should yon be afraid?
For cash thus paid ismoney lent
1t interest four fold paid.
Go, then. and take the papers.
Amp pay to-day, nor pay delay,
And my word torit is Inferred,
You'll live until you're gray.
An old neighbor of mine,
While dying of & cough,
Desired to hear the latest news
While he WAS going Of.
i took the vaper and / read
Of some new pills iii farce
He bought 8 hoS-aad is he dead
No--Aearts as q horse.
L knew TWO men, as mucn allko
As Ger you saw two atumps;
And no plrenologist could find
a difference in their bumps.
One takes the papers. and his life
Is happier than q kings;
His children al can read and write,
And talk Of men and things.
The other took no paper, and,
While strolling through The wood
A tree fell down and broke his crown
Aud killed him--Syery good"
Had he been reading of the news,
at home ike neighbor jim,
I'll bet cent that accident
Would not have happened him.
Why don't yon take the raperse
Nor from the printer sneak,
Because you borrow from his boy
A paper every week.
For be who takes the paper,
And pays his bills when dne,
Can live i'll peace with God and man,
And with the printer. too.
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The BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Dall $40 year. Semi Weekly, 50. Weekly 81.
EnOsTAGE FREE TO THE sUBSCRI-
u Der. Specimen Copies and Advert
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Address, 1.-THE TRIBUNE.
New York
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-08-11

They make syrup Of acids, gela-
tine and other ssuifs nowadays, but
there is hatisfaction in knowing that
deaths among dishonest groeers Oh
account Of the explosion Of barrels
containing the vile mixture arr, be-
coming quite common. ,...f T,ss sss.
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RELIEVING THAT TO ALLOW THE
a-s widest Interpretation to Act No. Z,
extra session of 1919, is justitahle, not
withstanding the ambiguity of its title,
you are hereby instructed to continue col
lecting delinquent taxes without adding
Aenalties thereto up to and including No
Vp,,hnr 1879
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Parish.
Police Jurors

JAMES r. ANDREWS President
j. A. WILLIAMS,
a. 3. G. DEAN,
BE-. LAMBRIGHT,
j. II. SORRELL.
HIM. LABAT.. -..-. Clerk Police Jnry
j. NJ. BARRETT ..- Parish Treasurer
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ASoTHER Northern natriot has
been 'ostracized" IN Virginia. NJ.
Edgar Allen, Commonwealth Attor-
ney, and known all oyer Virginia as
Yankee Allen has been indicted
by the Grand Jury Of rinee Edward
County for completely in numerous
frauds committed at.the county cleo
ton in May last. He is the leader
of the party in his district, and has
served as State Senator.
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ANA NO T..
Running a seggsIaper. ! !

iA ...a u sS*8fts4 1873 81 ~
Running o newspaper sslilSe light
ing 2 fire iu bad weather, Everyone
thinks he can do it better than the
one who Mas IFS hand n. Through
some misaqlplpgehension Of facts gt sia ala
class Of people haze come astAeaidea
that # costs ,lit..Ie,srs nothing to. con-
duct a newspaper, and that most ey-
cry one can do it-as well, if not bet
!. ter than j the one thpt Publishes the
paper, II ha has BECOME a. general "a
shion for persons to call}at any news
paper Office and ask fora copy oftlie
paper, having iho idea that it costs
the publisher money and hard work
to print aud buy the paper. There
lis no business inewhieh there is MS
much capital invested. More, than
eight millions Of dollars have been
lost II newspaper schemes III tile
last year. AineYspapers is, an article
for sale and cannot be bought for mo- !,
thing. There afeisfcwa busincss(
which require the common sense and
good Judgment as toconducta y news
Paper profltably and to the interest
Of the; public. Few. persons think
thatievery little, item has o3bcl read
over andsover;s steonsider tie good
points aud the bad and1 to.see whetll-
Ell it will be to your interest to pub.
lish iitt Most3eYeryg oneo who can
write at all thinks he understands
the, whole profession better than the
lone who lhaslshisl hand i'm / Itsislsn
fact most 1erefy one who canlwrite at
Aall, has. some though which hee on
she can putTion paper but what fof
fthemA Theireaders Of tile paper will
Fnot belinterestetlsins them, andifthc
Iplan is kept mp, the readers will lesc
Einterestiin,the papers and by and:by
drop off, hayingithe concern iii a pit
Iiful wreck, 20 conduct d newspaper
lsolthat'it3willa be read with more in
lterest; each week, is what every one
who hassan idea of publishing a pa
per must do. An editor must be I'M
tired, if he wishes to make his paper
Iintereating. He must never esconl
tent with filing Ills columns each
week, but must try I t I'll, them With
1.-THE news in as condensed aud accept
liable 1 manner As possible, 70, do
/ Fall Che above things, do them vel 10
each and every yeek, ! ii s the year Is
j what few have an idea Of having d
] be done, unless they know something
/ Of tie business. Nreauires d steady
land sensible person to conduct !
4 newspaper that It may be;linancially
/ profitable. It IS not the wrjtipa
alone, but putting II % ii, 4 tasteful
style that hat every orerWilll like to ,rcall
a If and ~, alya ~ {iuono,oll,, go, EtnlI1
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FaY0rito Home Remedy,

.rE7HIS UNRIVALLED MEDICINE
4. is warranted not to contain q sin
gle particle Of mercury or any injurious
substance, but is
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by little episode unwittlngly witnessed

by little episode unwittingly Witnessed
an hour ago."
You don't mean--2n pausing blankly.
II mean that Joe has got his Reward y
he interrupted laughing. AT least, he
did have when last saw him. and seemed
altogether content with II beside. | don't
believe he'll care straw for your appre-
citation now. Jcn. he added. as he turned
away
Couldn't you manage TO transfer II TO
me. Jennie?" Robert asked, with laugh,
yet with faint look of earnestness in his
face.
You. Why, you were a coward, Rob,
you know you were, she answered, laugh
ing.
Il shouldn't have been if it had been
you, Jennie"
Nonsense :" And then Miss Jennie
very unwisely blushed. signal which
Robert knew-or at least thought-meant
encouragement.
| think ! have mentioned that Robert
Clayton wasn't greatly troubled with diff
dence likewise that nine women out OF
ten dislike a bashful man. Put that and
that together, under the old rule that two
negatives make an affirmative, and YOU
have Just the answer that Rob got.
II don't think you are half as good us
joe" she said, canddly, "but then, neither
am /. don't think you are hardly good
enough for Wardie, and Joe is"
And he is very welcome to his Reward
for all me- Robert laughed; "you know
never cared for her. dear Jennie; how
could /, with you here?n
am sorry to add that Jennie was weak
enough to believe this; perhaps more be-
cause she wanted to, than from any real
elements of truth it may have contained.
however. As for Robert, the charm Of {.
new love quite obliterated the old, and he
was quite ready to swear that he "never
thought of loving anybody but Cousin
Jcn." And she believed this too Alas
for the credulity of women-some OF them,
mean. Heaven increase the strong
minded ones; there's a plentiful lack OF
them now, all the world knows.
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A ROMANTIC SroRY.-The schooner Flor
inda Capt. Kenmine, sailed from New Orleans
in 1S49, for San Francisco, taking number of
passen gcrs who had been seized with the gold
fever, and touched at Port Praya and Rio
Janeiro which port she left in the latter part Of
the year. A vessel calling at Rio shortly af-
ter reported speaking the Florinda in the Pa
cifc, just beyond Cape Horn, but nothing more
was ever heard of her. The New Orleans
Picayune says that q short time ago friend OF
the wife of one Of the passengers of the
schooner read in an English paper that Brit
ish naval vessel, driven out Of her course,
sighted an unknown island in the lower Pa
cifc, and found upon it several persons, who
said they were the Florinda party, who had
been wrecked on the island and had been there
ever since-more than twenty-five years ago.
The names given were those of the Florinda's
crew, and in other ways the identity of the
party is said to have been established. 1t is
further stated that the offer to take them off
was declined, on the ground that as they had
been lost so long they preferred ending their
days there. Further inquiries are on foot to
establish the truthfulness of the account.
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no NV hreath. and T screamed loudly.

resoriug my breath, and I screamed loudly.
Mamma ran in Immediately, and the cat,
on the door opening, literally sprang over her
head, and for upward of half an hour ran up
and down stairs as if pursued. I turned to
the object of my terror it was gone. Under
such circumstances the lapse of time it is diff
fcult to appreciate, but should say that the
apparition lasted about four or five minutes.
"'Some time afterwards it transpired that a
former proprietor Of the house, woman
had hanged herself in that very room."
''The close, but evidently unsuspecting re-.
semblance of this narrative to the story OF
Balaam is worthy of notice. In both cases
We have the remarkable fact that the animal
was the first to see the spiritual being, and to
show by its terrified actions that it had done
So"