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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17

Some of our readers may recollect that Clement l.. Vallandigham was killed by the accidental discharge of pistol while trying to show an associate counsel how his client, one Tom Mcclellan, couldn't have killed another man. The experi- ment, if costly, was successful, and the fellow was acquitted. Last week, though. Mcclellan was himself shot dead in his sa- loon at Hamilton, Ohio.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17

The wages of city workmen have fallen very materially within the year. Brick layers get only S3.5o, instead of s5; car penters B, instead of $3.50; and hod-car- riers $1.75, instead of s. 50.
 Mir. Beach commenced his closing argu- ment for the plaintiff in the Beecher case on Wednesday. The Herald has started sensation with the statement that a Brooklyn druggist sold MT. Beecher an ounce of prussic acid in 1871, and that two upholsterers, while laying carpets at Mir. Tllton's, in 1869. noticed improper familiarities between Mir. Beecher and Mrs. Hilton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17

Patrick Wallace was recently found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his wife. If it had been some other woman he would probably have been hung.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17

At Brooklyn, last week, another unarm- ed man, got two bullets through the head for fooling with burglar. Shooting through the head, however, does not kill a man this year, and Mir. Shute is likely to recover. Carruth, the Vineland editor, is getting on quite nicely, too, with the lead in his head.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17
Norfolk2

T1HIS horse will stand at the stable of his own l. 1T, Mir. Battell, the present season at $25, to insure.
 1I6w WILLIAM MCCORMICK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-17
July Montl7iies &c.

HARPER's s MAGAzINE contains: Newbury- port and it's Neighborhood Qllustrated); }; Phantoms; A Glance at the Island of Lew is Qllustrated); Where? Caricature in the Revolutionary Period Qllustrated); From the Spanish of Calderon; Wanderings in Brittany Qllustrated); The Story of a Trombone Qllustrated); Echoes of Bun ker Hill Qllustrated); The Stone Age in Europe QllustratedD; Garth; Highest; The First Century of the Republic; A Palace of Cobweb; Miss Angel; The Wit and Wisdom of the Haytians; Editorial Articles.
 Harper Bros New York; S4 year. See Enquirer clubbing rates.
 THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY contains: Pass ing the Cataract of the Nile, by Charles Dudley Warner; Identity; Broke Jail; Sonnets from over Sea, by James Russell Lowell; Lightning and Lightning-Rods; Fancies of Spray and Petal: Social As poets of the German Romantic School; Roder1ck Hudson; The Russians in the East; On Re-Reading Tennyson's PriE- cess; The Battle of Bunker Hill; Waking; Washington in Cambridge; An Obsolete Fine Gentleman, by ". D. Howells; Re- cent Literature; Art: Education.
 H. O. Houghton & Co.,, New York; ss4 a year. See Enquirer clubbing rates.
 "
 The Mahaiwe bank robbers had sharp skirmish with the officers at Hudson on their return there after their unsuccessful attempt in Great Harrington. Several pistol shots were fired and one of the bur- glars was shot in the arm, but all finally escaped. The way of these transgressors has not been particularly easy.
 The wages of city workmen have fallen
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-city.

MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
"a and Musical Boarding school la Fifthsve open
Terms reasonable srsappy H SCHROEDER
Iv.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.


REAL AND APPARENT DEATH.-Dr. Ange-
Monteyerdi suggests easy, prompt, ana certain
method of distinguishing real from apparent oe""' 0o
snbcutancous injection Of small quantity Oh liquor am
monia the strength of which should DC oohSiucraoio
When injected into the living body even during the last
hours OF life ammonia the appearance Oh sP"'
~ deem red or prpe color. which forms more or less
quickly according the rapdity OF thc cirsuato, ~
v darSening of the SKINS natural color, Is pro
duced III Injected into the skin OF person IN PEREZ
blister rises the center of the spot Dr. Ange uItnep
saws Of this test harm beyond the formation OF
traces vanish in the course of fortnight.
DURABILITY OF PULMONARY DIsEAsE.-lhe
ncurable character commonly attributed TO pulmonary
disease seriously questioned by NJ Petra SANTA 'he
malady being In his opinion, essentially general ana CON-
stitutional-an alteration of the function OF nutrition
and disease Of the blood-and that while there Is no
panacea for the affection he thinks that many cases may
lie greatly aeviatcd, and inlecd entirely cured ny l
lowing rational treatment Thus IN all periods oi ny
disease the assistance is TO he INVOKED ol sutaoo
,nic and moral treatment pure atmosphere tohc ue
moderate exercise and the use OF MIX LOT iuou h,o
mnisraon of certain mineral waters; saluary chhsc
of pace and of migration always into southern thleraV
regions during Winter, ana 10 nouianot ~ antaI,re
the summer; the of hyposulphi,es anu 1ne
snipmcs for the treatment Of the tuberculous matter
developed in The lrngs ana gan ,S csn R be maze
available in the different periods OF the disease
ONE THOUSAND BRAINs.-In an address be-
fore the Chemical Society, London, Dr. Thudieum Sae
that, his Investigations for some years past ne '
examined 900 brains in order TO ascertain the chehc
constitution Of that organ lie found that OF the con
stituents OF the BRAIN nearly all The abuneh present
WAS in the nsoluhe form and the subgroup OF me hos
nhnrized princiuos To which lie principally dlrecte ms
attention. all contained phosphorus mere W. az
pr sent nitrogenled principles; oxygenlzed Prlncpes
inorganic matter and about eighty per cent OF Wa,e
the latter being very difficult to remove nom me pII
matter but il can he done by sicnS IL INN any
SOAKING il in successive quantities OF strong alcOno
The dried product is then finely DIVIDED ana rnpDou
through a sieve. Heated to lOS Fanrenei VIII HcOn"
il leaves q white matterOf a5umen phosphorus nitrogen
aud chOesterin.
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NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R.-NEw-YORk AND NEW HAVEN DI.
VIsION-summer cement commencing June 2S 1875.
Passenger Station IN NewYork. Grand Central Depot en-
trance on Forty secondst
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK.
Trains for New leave TAO (Accn 605 lEx) COS
Aeon, 10 a. m (EIl IL lAccn). Nxl 22O (Acc'n).
(Ex 40 and 5lo Local Ex. (Ex), and 10 (Ex)
For South Norwak. ITO sos, 905 IN, IL M. (EI }.
2:2O 3l5, 44O 5l5, $40, 6:35 8. 10 For Stamford,
no sos eo5, 1905 M. s26 and sle CEI), ssS,
Boston Express via Springfield 1905 and 10 M, and
D. via shore Line at and 10 p. H. the 300 q m,
l,sis and and 10 p m stopping At stamford Sorwas
Bridgeport The 500 m and m connect Win train. una
connect with shore Line Division for Norwich and the
northampton r. H. at Haven. the sos m. and
for Newport 805. 10 and IL noon trains connect
with Connecticut River *. r. At Springfield ana y m.
for Montreal Tho 8O5 A. IN. and m. connect with
Naugstuck H. Il. and Housatonc r. H. at bridgeport The
s.O5 m, Sl5 and 44O IN. with Danbury and Norwalk
South Norwalk, the S05 a. l. and <40 and g. 10
%. with New Canaan II. X. at stamford.
p. NJ. via Providence
Drawing Day Express, AND sleeping Cars on
Night Express Trains ON, -. =.
Grand Central Depot at Offices 81 n Transfer Co, 94a
BroAdw ay York, and No CoaItst brooklyn, who viii
also check baggage from residence 10 destination
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Price 81 80 -. A,
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PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
L. W FILKINs, General Passenger Agent


DENNSYLXANIA RAILROA D:-riiE
ROUTE Trains leave from foot OF Desbrosses and
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 H. and $50 p
wiia@sport and Lock Haven Cys PhIlsaelphia aud
Wilamsport, Lock haven CORY aud Ei. $50 p M con;
Meeting at Cory for ntusylc Petroleum Centre and the Oh
For Baltimore Washington, and the South. Limited wash
ngton Express OF rgnsn paor car da except
$40 a. m, and 2 D. m SUNDAY Sa . p M
TO- 400 s. T. $40, . >. M. IL night sunday M,
450, S. o. 80 and Emgrant and second class
$50 s:io, Sac l. .o $50, s. $40 $40 o. so $50 T. 7so
$40, TO- li3op and II night Sunday, 8 a. IL, $40, ..
ss5 sis s,S
IT, 80 m, and Il night sunday. 500 s. 80 :,
So sd 10 10 s r. ssJ
10 D. m and ~ night sunday o;2o $50 and
For woodbrdge Perm nnboy ana south Amboy and 10
For % New 3" fHE and lam, $40 .io $40
For Esst aiilstone - noon; and 20 m.
For ana sac Sssy m g. and
For Lambertville, $50 m. q 4;lo, ana 0 p. IN.
For bennington Phlnpsburg and Belvdsfe $50 NJ and
FOR Mercer and Somerset Branch spm
For Trenton, Bofdenown burlington aud Camden $50 and
For Freehold 7:aO a; NJ and 4l0p m
For HghtstoN Pemberton and Camden via Perth Amooy
For Higt stown aud Psmberon. w., via Perth Amboy.
and SOC m, via Monmouth Junction. ..
saSss .$ n:
s s5s AZ I'D sala's H. SS fss
s s s S s s ssS eS7 r .s sr9f. snc '''
rcls, oncsA $50 and ga BrosdH'ay No AstoF MScs~
s 1SSayn r ssf To- once Sss:sry place
v.A,. y.ox,,Ox S.ss sExS =; Cen Passenger AssA
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gteamboats ano railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnio
and Naugauck Railroads Fare IL steamer BRIDGE.
20 RI leaves slip at 1880 and Bridgeport at IL
m.
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1rstrnction.
For Rows and Young Men-Country.

CT. CLEMENTS HALL, Ellicott CITY, Ma.
- THE ONLY POLYTECHNIC HON - liONI. ,
Receives only class boys Fec only sou pee alu ,
FoUR cor RISES Liberal Scientbc CONNIE 'Il
send Tor d. nna Catalogue Tenth begins sept 10
do ASA PER YEAR, Board and instruction,
fp bU for eocre or business Native IIosso' '''''
JAMES II. IANSLEI, Ph. ID. Principal Ellapttn ~ j.
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and LONG BRANCHRAHROAD
DHILADELPHTA via LONG BRANCH and

i the NFwJFRsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New. York 10 Phiade lha only 3 ..
Commencing II ~ DAY sept 7, 1915. hc siauch'
and cOmmoli6us steamboats, JESSE HOGr and TWILIGHT,
connecting al sandy with all trains, viii
Leave YORK from Pier = y. r.. foot Of RectprsL
945 a. m-FOr Philadelphia, Long Branch \ineand and
Bridgeon. ..
stations ~, .....,, .,x
TiCkettOn.
raror cars through 70 philadelphia on 100 p NJ tram
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~ Owning and operating the only route - coopersown
BallstOn, Saratoga Lake George,
places on Lake Champaign Night trains and steamers from
New York connect Albany and Troy with morning trains
The day line and midday trans WIN evening trains
for ali the aboyeuamed places $. T. MAYO, Genl Pass
Agent. H. v. OLiPHANT, Asst Frest
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonio
- and Nsugatuck Railroads Parc ~ steamer BRIDGE
pm.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NFW-JERSEY
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST--Pssssnsep
at someTsle With south Branch ~ b. a. Hampton Junction
with Del Lack aud West r. ~ at IN gsoly WIN dsngh
Central Pennsylyana and hew:Y X sta'e..,
Commencing Nay g. is7S sew YORK follows.
$50 NEWS TRAIN for Easion, Behlehsm Batb Alien
town Maach Chunk, TsmaqUa, Ianaaend, Wilk.sbArre'
6I5 a. m-Way Train for soraerville and Pennington
5A5 p.Way I,a9 i9r Las o." connects at Junction Win
si5 a m"Hom:,s. EXPIRES. daily except sundays, for
as9n Asn ~, maso1i az. sn s m5s , a.
aqua Towanda wEesbarre scranton &C., with through car
lO3O m-Wsy Train Easton connects at hllpsburs
i3S5 p mExrREss FOR Fnlueton Easton Allentown.
Msnch Chunk Tamsqua Mahanoy cry HazIeton, wilkes
barre, Reading, Columbia Lancaster Ephrata Potsyile'
245 D. iSEExPRsss for EastoD Belylderc Bath, Nsuch
Chunk, wilkesgarre and j., seT 1,1,.,.,
400 p m.-way Train for ia.ton hilenown ard Maneh
connsc. At Jgn Ell win 5 d, n aaS s %s X
800 ,. m.-%ay Tram lSr somer.iii'.
SO y, m-EvrSISs ExPREss daily EastoD. Allentown
Mauch Chunk, wiIkesbarre, Towanda READING. aud Hams
500 p m-way Train for someryfue.
go p m-E For d PlsinSslh
$50 p. m.-For Easton.
$50 j. m-Way Train for someryils.
t Far 1 %n0r at f'i 5so 615 eo T. 7sc 7 s4s
ss 9so 1919 up Pc RI r. D. ~? S. 5ao q. 51
$40, $50, T. 1885, Sis 800 go 1899 Up l2EP
H.p BALDWIN. General Passenger NJ Agent
nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
Owning and Gperaaf ns S5 GSste Lake a. fs s
S SsS.S on Lake champa Sa trains aud nom
New York connect at Albany and Troy with morning .T
for T.
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obstruction.
For Bows and Young Men Cit.

For Bows and Young Men City.
n A. GlBBENS and ID. BEACH, lr,
kL. REOPEN their SCHOOL for BOfs
At $50 Jfl ami 5a3 fith-aye sept ~.
E'EZANDIE INSTITUTE for Young gentle
men 81 Wss G$g .st on nay tenant aaS '''s
NIRARD INSTITUTE, French and English
IN Day and Boarding school Tor Boys 50 East 62dst, re-
opens sept 20. Terms moderate.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Preparatory
1 school Of Mr.. WM w. NEWELL limited 10 aoou' zen
pupils. II East Twenty sixtl-st
III oh'1ADAi, less ISnhr6hbwAy, y. ..a.,.n. ,n,
Boys AMI young gentlemen carei ~ trained FOR c2irgG n
Han ID. D.. REV. wm. NJ. Taylor y. D.. Rev Mnma. a
ornixon i. d, Rev $ H. Tyng, IT,, D. De- Hon. Ao'am =
Hewitt and others send for circular.
\ HARRIS PATTON CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
~ will reopen SEPT. % at ll93 broadway The frc'a
can be at the rooras after sept 49,
\ II. MORSE English and classical school,
~. 1907 Broadway, RLoPENS sept ~: roy w. German
TOR Taught CIR circ 1 al
TOHNMACMULLEN sCLASSICAL,F RENCH,
ENGLISH aud Primary SCH99Iz a. w Sent afoi Is
way near TlTets reoens ,e h@spers =, 500 nd
dltOnal scholars boarded untl ainies come 10 ,rs A.
lenuy Latin Conversation IysG5 hiri e. and Fourth
ave. and Al the School
MISS WARREN. ,..uo.n 40, and
vi sept 20 LYRIC Hall 72$ GthaGe between 1ds III"
42dats. Live Teachers WORKING BOYS. NO eA.as
NgISS DU VERNET po,,r
1v A AsSf 8AY sG GGo for G' Boy Under ws'
DOR G@ G tn PARK % ae an early dinner
MIR. HAMMOND" SCHOOL
vi opens sept 20 West Thirty ninth ST. gives ,nor
ouh training and Preparation Tor GqaSsus, rnr ~ d.
Ilenrv b. smith, ID. d. James o. Murray, d. d tllsw0th
El5 NJ D.. WIN A. hammond. NJ D.; Thos f. EeTm r.,
ID d. Every pupil OF the edinS year returned " NJ
Hammond last year. unless removed from the civ
, 1875-11-29
THE COMMUNISTS.


Since The TRIBUNE ,suLlisnsd tho secret do
signs Of tho Communists, and the procsedsnge OF
suelr secret oonolayo Sunday week ago. they
have been unusually quiet. and refuse 10 give
any Information whatever to outsido1s. Ths
Horbote, their organ, admits that such meeting
was bold. and shal It wsa resolved to hold mass-
meetloga to Giyo tho workinxmon ~ tdea
or What tho real iAsub was. commit.
too was aprontet. consisting Of s1tssrH. ItsAn
aud hlrta, Of the 1ntctnal,oAhlu. and Schtn Cd
rlnGeE aud Niuuen, Of the Wu. Aupmeu's party
Of ltlInols. to 11Rke tho necessary arrangements,
II Ma a!so resolved to make collections of
tuoney for agitation purposes. Another meet
luz Will DO held next Sunday. Tho money
which thev collect IL sIieut for arms, AMI large
qHautlty hago AiieadY been purchasc1.of sir,
Lplnuco,t, who Leors the QoyeEu.nrut store on
1aae str"ot. What usc they u,ehn 10 mako of
thess implements Ut NRr eau easily be sui lnt,ej
lheso 10 no denyiug tho fact that tho Com.
nuhlnts lIcau mischief. nni that thsy uccd
looking aftcr. T1alr action faBs year ,u tps,nv
eolcct!ans f3r tho ,dol'ln M9Kulies Hht,wn that
tney are uot hit bntteE thau lbers mlrdstlnr
assatslut, sad t!i the srcionA In tho euuutry a,o
W atLcct aud ln'lQ1ate . ,uinluu{c1tIou, Tim
co'n!aE wulor Will undoubtedly be . ryipR ono.
e4o IL 10 cefials that 6 lnn apietc blood will
" aot baIh III tile velua Of tIlo4e WHO
"",, "av ass'nsssd viii WORK anl Of th1sa who als
.uaet! lo1 IT,. Tie msu At tho hoal of taoso
!sas.'ca .sn afa desperate, and they viii leave no
snsa ~ nnhtafns,! 70 carti Ut thels Objects b.
1oie tno establishment u tho taria Unfnmuno
people laughed At .hs ldca Of such possihi1ty'
nna yst ahey gained a tam, o1arY adyanta:a
tAtte. oo.y nreMpt actlon ou t4e purt ar tia
this country. S~s"' '''"so ~
, 1875-11-29
THE SECOND REGIMENT,

In response to M order from Ad]t..Gco.
billiard. the officers OF tho Second liegiment
have prepared nauster-rp31s Of tho d,royeut com.
panos. which will be forwarded to Springfield in
In few days. A meeting Of tho reein,entat
officers Was hod yesterday afternoon At Durhe's
Hotc for the purpose Of comparing and reyssne
the lists. It MAS slown that taese are now fro
fully oreauized companies In t|ie regiment. aud
one Or moro III ~ toccns Of formation. The raul;
and tilo embraced in zach number rs follows ;
Com}sn A, DC; Comuaay u. is: Company G,
80 Company D. Il; Company E, o..
Az aoon as these muster-roIlA arc received by
the Adiutaot-Genera', he IL authorized to for
ward arms nnd Anmunltou, and to decIare tbe
regiment teRularly constituted and o1g..ujxed.
The election OF permanent fold nod l1no on
ooss Of tue regiment will Lo hold at The alnorY,
On the ooraes Of Jackson aud Canal stree,s.
Tuesday evening. Dec. 7. The officers TINS
elected vii Immediately aftorsards proceed to
tue election Of Board Of Administration, com-
posed or ewenty-ono ciytI,aLs WHO will to
charged with sAking caro- OF the civil and anan.
Al buAineas ot the Iegiuont.
, 1875-11-29

high standing, and who has heen entirely M
prajnacHd III 'bis matter, remarked to gour cur
reapoodtns th'a tnuEplng. flsat, IN Tho csurao Of
tNents-hYe ycArh' practice he hk1 nevor known
4 case with so Hohh defrnsr.
Tho arguments mud Instructions OF tho Court
being concluded.
TIE svnY RETIRED.
blt not to fad verdict. Tic tufy disssreed'
whothor. under this ruling Of tho Count. thn
communications vera privileged or no. IheY
htood hcvon for tho TJnlntin aud tlyn for tho do
fondanss: Ihoy were kept 10 tho iury-room
forty eight houts. including Ttanlsgl glvlng.Dav,
aud "cso finally discharged without 4 vorJct.
40 amusing iton concctod with tho JUN was,
tha1 ono Of the Jurors wa. enEaxed TO
ssa 10 hn,e ehons bo o0" ronrsossa hhs.sssy''pa 5;
prep,rod, tho bridegroom camo. not.
Ih" law Is not sespector Of Cupi', and. At tho
tt1'o aet for biz nldr.laRo. tile Lr.tteg oom wno
dlstlissa1sg privileged communications, IN Tho
not tons.
THE rUn1.1c VERDICT.
Inns case was trled, Indeed. boforo tho Jury iu
the Cour!-faom; but II had much lager nu-
lnbored 10 tho ntmost to tatsreprssons thu
trial and cvdouco by fnlao nud garblod
reports In Tho iiegi,ier, and also through
t!,s Aseoeisted rfoss dispatches. over which Le
honesty, ha stated in tue Reg..ler Tits morning.
.gainet when the fact is Tie jury stond seven
Tor kasaan to Ago for Tho Regtser aud TINT only
upon II teebueai1tv. THIS is Of pieoo with tla
unb!nsuing fa!s"iood be Inns ipdnlgol through
ous tho trinI hl't he latora IN tnn 10 piovcnt
the truth beng l'nowu. Tho Jury reached no
decision. bus tho poopo ha7o four,d
s!,d pronounced :, verIIot,-a verdict
Of the law, but. neyerthelons, ono OF true and
substantial 1uaticc,-ono that strips from these
belera the cloak ocnca til whose folds they haye
cndeaTored 10 hide, and exposes them in tile at
tfsado Of wanton, malicious dcfamors, who. In
fur:herauce OF tLoir ovu euds have essayoi to
s.rike doan the reputation Of IN houost, Off
cteut, and deserving pnbo eervant, whose
Official acts have ren n:cted honor upun
his constituents and himself. Yes. the
tne.aph, + Of the old writer IL
o true enc: journalism 10 like broad nud s1eep-
Ing river, tlIAt beara upon itu bosom manY
noble vessel, laden With tue boat insoreBts Of
humanity; but hls3 ~ occasional unsRhtlY
cralt whosa deck is trod by plratcA, aad whose
hold Is Infested with rats. Ona Ut Tho latter sou
nave tn Chicago ns wo have 10 Den MoInes; but
public verdicts hAye now 40 distinctly Iabelcd
both ehat he who runs may road.
, 1875-11-29

What Several Prominent C0Mercgu.
ttounl 11tlsstcrs Inank u tho Coun.
eli Nustnrus.
NEW {onK. Nov. 23.--Tho noy. Dr.. Duding-
ton OF BROOKLYN, said yesterday In regard 10 tho
proposed mutual Connci to % called by Mrs.
Mouton and Plymouth Charch that no points
could ba considered By a council other than
those submitted in tho lotter m;ssiye. II tho
caltcb and slrs. Moultop could Agroo upon tho
raising OF any scaadnI iHaue che matter wultl bo
inquired into by tue Council. Thero wa, no
PROBABILITY Of a mutual Council II lilo parties
could not agreo upon the queations to be sub
mitted.
The Isov. Dr.. Hcuddor eh!d lie did not SEQ how
the scandal matter could 10 brought up Ia any
ecclesiasticai body.
The 1tcv. II. Everest said he did not see how
that body could touch air. Boecbor. q. 1t was q
question OF diaci.l,ne which rasted entirely be-
tnean Mrs. Moulton and Plymouth Church.
, 1875-11-29

tss specific arnvtsy. then with 1,.lo lske water
bring 1t up to tho staniar1. THO ouly wev that
aeonracr can to atr'ved 1t, ia bv examination
of tbs milk solids. which will dccntc Immediate
y whether tue milk bhs been sa.nHorea With,
min analysis, and ho that tho buaiucas of
nfil* inspector will not be lntrusted to ineonpe.
tont hands. CIftxgN.