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kkA N4tAA
HoucicAult last night again introduced ~ 10 that
interesting yngabond. Conn, ht ShaHqArdnn,
s'tho foul Of syerY fair tho life Of every funeral,
and tho 1rst nddler At ali the poteens and we'd
d!nga." This dtamalIat and aetoe IL probably ono
OF tho best atags Irshmen ever seen In th!s coun
try and ho has succeeded In sleeping this Sligo
tramp Ia blarncy Emofald wlt and solckIns
good uaturn a. to maks him az attractive aisgc
nuisance. 1oucicaut. makea The most OF
him. It Ia impossible 10 make droli.
ery moro unctous nnd h1arney moro
attractive than thoy appear in hta rendering. Tho
play ia veil known here. lis lines sparkle sorne-
times with wit, At others glow with good humor,
but arc a!waSa torse, natural, In keeping With tho
tEecnccs Of The situation aud lifted to tbs charac
tors from whoss !Epa they proceed. And when NO
consider HAT he IL its author and ihe creator Of
Conn, and remembering how often he has AppeAr.
ter Of aaonlahmcnt that ho ahoud bring Mil. him
such bundle Of incompotoncy. There Ia scarcely
ona 10 The troupe who CONES up to The seQuiaite
standard, Judging Them auna By previous per-
torn,nnces III thts city. The Cant .dotfnsaar tMr.
Davenport I}ehns) was s.iff, unraihly. spoke hi
so,ty iovar , iot C1airs f5olfoi. Mr. Waller I'd
cnt!rciy i too fresl.", Cory kjnefst|a vas mca.
with a mort 9omafkABte Irish accent. Mr..
II, II. Wilkes pctsonhted the Irish prttst
Fdfhtr DofGR. Externally h0 was all right, but
the spirit OF this character was lacking. Aoyd was
etnhodicd ~ Mis- Ltzzis ulmsr, anA Tho enlaavot
bo said OF Mlst Eliza O'Connos'a Claire, Nj.
Wilkce' Yarrfy duff, and Nlss Florence Viueeut's
urs. WhttIR,
, 1879-04-01

1ALLANu Fbs laNAI4Es
Every citizen Of tho Eecund Ward Republican
OF Democrat, who Ia interested in tho honcst man-
nEcment of city affairs, should turn aut o-ay, md
cast a voto for Aid. Ballard who has proven him.
scif during long term Of acryicc In tho Council
an honest and efficient public acrvant. Ills oppo.
nent Is sam Engle, ax.taflos for the Police Do.
partmeut, who Ia supported ly rnck Of dInatlcct-
cd Democrats, sorchcad Republicans. soll.oilt
Grsenbackcrs, and disreputab!os. Tl.ers is no
standing that, everybody should turn mt and yota
for him IN order to swclt bis majority to the high
Get possible point.
AID. sC1IWRlsT1tAL.
The Republicans In tho west end Of tho Sixteenth
Ward have prevailed upon Ms. Fted CaIstens to
withdraw from the AldermanLo race, nnl he and
Ills friends Will work for Aid, scl.wolstsal to.tlAy.
sohweisths who Is tnoraea by f Soth ltn nsmeciats
and Republicans, and hfoet, tho SOCIALIST. This
sensible m9vc nakus tho ecction OF tho former
psotty ecrtAtns
TIE rouNd MINIS AUXILIARY CLun
nranas nd in % H. E. CsaEn n tie tic cSsr SsGa a a.
T. Dc Lang, Of tho Seventeenth Warl, reported
democratic cana,dato Of that % ward, believing @ M
ali1n, to BE- hotter mar, .tnan Mr.. JausaeMs
tns RepnoI,iean , candidate: Sts. ortmcyer. Of tho
club shuud not yet exercised about It, as .lIe edit
s tut sss s1 @ md sS
tla polls Tomorrow and do all they can 10 hcip
beas men for Aldermen. Tl,s meeting then i'd.
journed, to gvo the he'nbore Of tho Club clanco
10 attend the meetings in their respective warda.
". q. DEAKMAN.
It was Incorrectly stated tho other day that "
c. ncakrnan WA tbs ttopuLlcan cantldatc for III.
t.ertnan In tho Sixth WArd. Tho candidate In lilo
Sixth ts Mr. Diencr, and Mr.. DuakMan, nsoranvcr,
!sa resident not Of the Sixth but Of tho Seventh
Ward.
, 1879-04-01

The alarm OF fire from Box ia at a:50 yestcs-
day afternoon WAS caused by the burning out Ut
n chimney ut No. 15Od Portland aye,luc, owned
by Michael HcnncsscY. No damage.
The alarm frum Hox Is at $3.50 yesterday
fp"m. ~nt So mi anas ~ avea,, a
by Mr.. Hurlng Of No. 1.s:A Wabash avenue.
Tho first floor IL occupied as dwelling by A.
Meyer, md the second by r. Busnstel1l.. + Dam-
aga to building, 800; fully caycrcd by a policy
to furniture OF occupants, about 500. 1usur-
n,lee unknown.
, 1879-04-01

a. yeArr, having hoen III yesrs lid wAcn i,e camo
hcrc. Ii would have CONC with bettor gtace from
Mr. Cleayer had io taken out h!s papers abont tho
CONS eligible to setsa hts country In thh field.
rather than 10 Lave taken them cut the dny bsfofn
an election which waa 10 decide whether l!n Was TO
hnh Office or not. IIe wasted s time and money,
however, In tnk.ng out tho rnpefs. tnco th!s evnn.
inE he Will Ind thHt Sit. Drake has left him aoVefa
thousand yptc6 behind.
, 1879-04-01

clear understanding thar c IL 10 close the raonns
aa ,s,' 1 Snasyt ~Ss
FRA Is liz ''fs!sn 81 rsn!eousns.: safe % como
Democratic followers arc mt In powor'
en- Az tholE,tial 1Han believe That 4 ls an
e. H. .sWy; WsB s ana 5fs. s 91s e s
publican party ralhet shan fof liz iesufn @ of the
feIna Of government to tho llhnds Of The followers
chss T 0!s ses5 nae, ts drs esss sey
uns IL Il s,t n Pes aSsps S &C., saso ooo
J. unaer tbo sm'ast1sen ct M.sos sppia ess bafs Ha
i9nnu u necessAry to nsof It. seems sbaurd 10 eaY
th9i !he tempesafce Question % squstely presented
nlan much mora 10 cxpect from the triumph OF the
Republican than that Of the Democratic party.
hThsEc r. however. snothet is.us pteiented IN
nstanee: and ought 70 call oat Tho yote Of eyesy
tfstn Of iine', ss s anpIoye q The at,s%p.
i to Fognes and pcrjurtrs. OF 40 wo In favor of
honest eleetons and the projection OF the ballot.
oo3! The Government TINT we hare. though IN.
fn!e OF the lowest and wotft claeses OF ballot boz
stn9erss Eyon tho rule Of ayrhnt would 30 ~
preferable 70 that Of ~ Irresponsible mob but tha
ocraey !. n the .ecurlty Of the ba1Iot.bor and te
purity Of elsetton.. Of What avail tho vote Of
thonaS 81 o6o il he major,ty, sssia,t III t.iot:
e., wilt viii IL liz liz use 81 Gh,s.t.a men aonz
10 tta pnlla to vota temperance ticket when there
10 no efficient means Of preventing > bridgeport
bully from votlnR dozen inlcsf What bccomrs
of tho Goastcd pownr Of tho frcemans ballot when
tle polls are Ia full possession Of tha bn'l1ozursf
Why should my honest man opposo law fot tue
protection Of ~ cttizona In tho exercise Of t!eiF
m0st aaeFed right and dutyf
Can II than ba lae duty Of Chr!stian nsn 10
honnr and reward man who has done ali hc can
man who's. wltolo l!fs has been warfare aRalnst
the principles Of tho Republican party, and whose
electnn would send thrill Of Joy throughout all
hearth r. +. EEELEY.
, 1879-04-01
USEFUL INFORMATION.
rrar rFrNHT.

THE TICKET.
The following u tho Republican ticket. town and
city, for to.day'e election. Every voter who hhs
tls interests Of good government and the welfare
Of The city At heart should turo ont and put ons iu
tho bstlot.hux:;
rnR ciTT.
EIayor-Ahnor n. Wright.
Gity TteasnterIMinkssn.s, ~, Il 1; Estwsil' n,sss
city ClcFk-fetot itpschwah.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-ArthuE Dixon,
Second WAEd-Addlson lin!!asd.
Third Wattl-John 81. Clark.
Tnn.th Ward-Am9s nrann!s.
Fili5 FItih Wa,a.-iohn Wa,a-E y. FSIs1 nIaco,
scyentl Wata@John sehmeltz.
Ninth Wnrd-RIcharl Ionrs.
Tenth Ward-J. + Lawrence.
Eleventh Ward George Il. Swift.
Twelfth Wnrd-Josepn b, Everett.
Ttrteenlh Ward--Il. 7. Thnmptun.
Fourteenth Whrd-.Lonfs Martin,
Fifteenth Wafd-John Z. Endcr.
Seventeenth Warl--H. Jansrons.
Eighteenth Ward-A. l.. Chelialn.
! NORTH TOWN.
Co1lector-.Will'nm II. 1latte.man.
Anscssor-Arthur Gleason.
SMpsryisur-O1af Vefder.
CLERK -chAslcs rfobst.
SOUTH TOWN.
Cnilcclor--James II. Iaccs.
Assossov-Ftank Drake.
anpervtaor-.Milhnm II. Page.
Cletk-Chatlos II. Sc!orrk.
WEST rowN.
Cotlcctos-1enb O1esen.
AsscA4nr--F1rasant Amicls.
6npcrvtaoI-Thomaa Parker.
olctk-John Meyer.
TOWN AND ctrr.
AT this, aE at last years., oltcipn lh4 voting for
town and city officers viii take place at tbs same
ooolhs ana Win the banle lndgcs. There will, how.
cvor be two hoxcs ono Tor tile city nd ons for tho
and tho possible loss Of vote, s!nnld taxa caro- 10
stnte 70 tho indgcs AZ t!cy hand IN tlots tickets
IT, What boz .aoy 'honii 20 no. A. tho last
tho CITY v0tcs straycd into tho town boxes and
vice yorsa. which led to = long and wcarlsoms
wfangle. which It ts advisable TO avoid II posaIble,
ANT PERSON IS ELI0lBLE TO VOTE,
being ctt!zou Of the United Suites, who has re-
si1ed IN tue State for ono ycar, in tho county
ninety days, md In tho ward thirty aays. The
fact that 10 las moved from onu precinct Of tho
election luesn't deprive him Of hts right to vote.
out l.e Should caae hts ballot at tho precinct into
Thish G It, moved There j. 99 resry E. hts
yu,o il cbaicged So mast ii subscribe to IN aiia1it
Judges.
Tho Democrats have put M their Tickets, intend
ed for distribution !n tho Twelfth Ward, for Alder.
the Temperance candidate for tho position. Votcra
nro warned to be on tho lookout against this tick
ct 40 that. T. they must vote sot a temperance
@ into vct|nR ,ao Democta.lc tckct. IT, 70 '''pp''
The Democrats r. IT, fs.oEtlng to a aorss Of tricks
imposed upon, and nnwlttingly deposit ballot for
ea % i; e. ssp"sNssa N Ts" %s: s e'ss ssS &C.;
Ices for other waris too, which IL liable to
, 1879-04-01

AT NIVEnVILLE, N. T.
HUDSON, N. T., March 8l.-Au lnccndlary ast
burned TrI,npcr'a wnddIng mill at NiyerY1llc
Loss, 10000; insurance, $35, ,01o.
, 1879-04-01

PHILADELPHIA, Marrh 3l.-Tllu Belmont Oh
Works, owned by William l.. Atkins d. Co.,
burned to-day. Frank Callaghan aud John
tircaycs workmc1, wcro burned, tlle former
fatnlly, tho !attrr seriously, l.uss estimated III
feom $15,U00 to $l0D, ,tIo.
, 1879-04-01

COLUMBUS, O., March 3l.-1he residence ol
Tllotnas Ha,nlln was partially deatroycd by fire
tonight. Loss, $500; insurance, 5000, In the
NiBgara of Uutfalu.
, 1879-04-01

81. Louis, Mo-, March Bl.-Ihp sToeting stall
ion Woolford MambTno, that made such = aun
record last season, died hare today In tho stable
Of Ills owner, 4. q, Tata.
, 1879-04-01

At LEBANON, 1kY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March Bl.--At Lebanon
Ky, to-tlay, sixteen lsouses wcrs destroyed by
fire, Loss, $50, ,0o0; Insurance, 10000.
, 1879-04-01

a. Modern Miracle. Astonishing Results
from tho Use Of CuTIOURA.
Mcssrs. WEExs 4 Porrgn-Hentlemen: We
have taao uf Lepfosy in oHr poor- -snuse which
Is being cured hy your CErtCUnA feEei1ea. The
county Ind employed all of our doctors and had
scnt 10 New YoEk Tor advice. but to no avail.
The natiGnt commenced using tile CurtCun4 and
Immediately began getting betier.
lo bud h0oli confined TO lila t'cd for two nnd
half years. Had not hal his clothes during this
tima. Last week he dressed fur tho 1Est finla.
When hu walked there would be Al least one
quart OF scaies coine uff Df him.
This happened uverY day.
We think 1t ls wonderful cnse.
We dd INST say h9 IN cutetl bua he ID In !a!t
way to 10 cured. 10 say tho least. Yuurs truly.
DuNNiSd 'HM0rttEMs,
nynEgtsts and BOOK kse1ters.
AL1EGAX, Mich, Fcb. II, 1H1D.
SoTE.-Mcssss. punning brothers nre thorough
y reliable gentlemen. alh wero Unknown 10 Us
prior 10 the secept Ut this lettes. Wo firmly be.
ltcre this CrrCunA Will permanently euro this very
seycRe case Of LcpEosy ns 1t has dos many others,
, 1879-04-01

TO IHt EE1lUF G4 1He 1flUUT8.
CntoAao March 31.-1t person moves from ono
voting precinct to another III tho sa.ne ward few
days besorD election, docs he 1oso s vote! II not,
Whero can ho legally depuslt his vote1
ONE VINO OuGilr TO KNow.
No, he docs not; he votns IN tito precinct to
which lu has removed.
, 1879-04-01

1t is most entertaining aud instructive enjoy
mcnt 10 tako rnmbls With Judge Dick and hts
Euryscopo through tho foreign ,andE over which
he il jonfnnYn9, md It II kind Of entertainment
Of whic1, "jcscsiptton 20 called t,nparta no
adequate idea. Thoso who hare not yet nval1cd
themselves of m opportunity 10 SEQ the art!ailc
and remarkable exhibition Of ruins eau hardly DO
told what they have missc. for 1t requires tho oya
itself to translate the full moaning Of these asol1s
through England. ireland, India, and those other
lnnas which nre remote cycn for tho professional
shouid not mlss e opportunity to sttand an enteI:
tRinment fran which they arc certain to derive 10
much information and pleasure. t:ast cysAtnR the
tim sea. and finally landing iis pastrngcrs
a. Queenstown, was Tie OCCASION for pso,aneen ap.
plauso, and then the trsp to ind around dublin,
lhe auhint and beautiful fgia, tho charming Irish
scenery. nll Aoryed 10 furnish tho 1asge audience
II atsendanco much en}oymcnt a. y well known
ss ;ss1sy ps1s. sn su eo s's:
prunssca such interest Or reveals more beautiful
scenes .hnn tug one of tho present week. i ia
ao,. of lilo "old sod wit! want to yiuw his uatIyo
hgath. and, rs during tho week, v!alt fs made to
all tho principal counties, the Issh penplc at least
III saa LEGENDARY "A Views for ' %ateh
ssf ourG nS eoy S %sao4 W" sapnaa s ns e
EnnIseorthy und Visiting tnu Market squaEc; Fer.
rycaf1iu, on tho nyor siaao; Edcnyale Waterfall;
Wexford. New 1.uss. Dunbroiy Abbey; thun oT to
Kilkenny. visiting tho anctens. casiIe, taking a
ysw OF tho city from ". Can!ec's Cntn., Jespoins
Visiting IT, Tatrek's VIII, tten On 10 ibs Iioek of
cashcl. Holy Cfoss Abbey; then on 70 Cork, stop
Cork from t.ero ,ou 10 l'larncy, vlultn9 tGe cas.
' z ss Hos e 1e
Lakes Of Killarney will bo yts!tea.
, 1879-04-01

but under positive instructions from Mr. Nce
TO assess upon cash hasis. It Ia alao a fact
that Mr.. Clenscr urged upnn str. Ktce the I'M.
rortancc Of rnaktn. bis assessment to corre.
spond wltl the oihor dtrIs'ons Of the csty; BY
not dotuK 30 was great tnjustice to The tax.
payers Of the South Town. md would create
trouble. Nj, K!cc's repy was, ii should lfko
to Do 80, hut ain under cath to Assesi accord.
!ng to law" It IL also n fact that the citizens
appnfntcd 10 cx1mtne Into The assessment "a.
ported to tic Auditing Board that thu asscss.
mens, although upon fair cahh basis, would
have to be reduced tn order 10 correspond with
tiie other dirlstons OF the city. Sit. Cleaser la-
slste t . in our presence that the assessment was
y evcn lover than they did: 1t 10 we'll known
That +. c. Cluaver u 4 good Judge Of rea! Us.
tate, strictly honest ani capable, and Will make
~ assessment. II elected, tat wilt rive satlsfar-
Lion to The faxpa5ers Of the South Town.
CORNELIUS PRICE.
.-........ Il. PHELror.
Ihe above statements ase correct ~ rcco!.
1tet them. WILLIAM n. 1ltck.
AEnfA, ynfHtfAf1 nnhr ertakAfa rcrn,nrnArH
, 1879-04-01

I'll inuaua uea ''lirown's Fcslnttuxe conints."
Thsy are tha best snress md most 1iea4ant Esta-
cdr lAewu. AyQld countesiplts. lrice. KS cents.
, 1879-04-01

Specia& DtspuscA ~ Ths tribune.
8lou1 CRY, 1a., March 8l.-The Central
Hotel at Coylngtan, Nct., burned this morning
fson, defective lluo. Luss, 5000; insurance,
Sl,h0O. ". F. Knowles, tie proprietor, Will
probably rebuild,
, 1879-04-01
(Gtticura
1fNA1T3nfr3H
lnfRllibfy Cure all Bktn and Scalp Di
eabcst aoal7 Eruptious, ItohtnRa,

eRocst aoaly ErupIous, 1tohtnRa,
nnd lrritattons.
Tho testimonials Of permanent cures Of Skin and
SCALP Diseases which have bccn the torture Of q
lifetime, by tho CursCrHA REMEDIES, arc more
wonderful than any ever before performed bY hny
ncihols Or remedies known TO the medical pro.
fcsslon.
CGTlcuHA 11EtoLvENr. a powerful Blood Puri.
1er. IS the only purifying agent which finds ia way
Into tho circulating fluid and thence through tho
oil and kwcat.Klands 10 tbs surface OF The akin,
hua destroying tho poisonous elements with which
these vessels have bccn daily charged. -
CuTlcunA tue Great Skin Cure, applied txler-
which cover Tic surface ot tho diseased glands and
tubes With Scaly Itching. and Irritating 1lumnrs,
Arallhy, and frct from diseased particles Ut mat
ter.
THUS Internally and externally do thcto great
remedies act In c0n1unctton pcrfusmtng cures that
hare nstontahed tho mest notcd phyescians Of tho
day, ..- ~...
, 1879-04-01

=, Ac!ol.. socalia!s, public fpeakerl recommend
tlale's HONEY Of ffosehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops eute In ono minute,
, 1879-04-01
BUSINESS NOTICES

BUSINESS NOTICES.
Use " Mrs. TYlhsinw'a sopthinE yyrnr" fot
children whi1e teethinR. Il cures dyaentery Audd.
ArrhoA. wind cole. and regulates the bowels. rs cta
, 1879-04-01

The following IL tho Republican ticket. town and
city, for to.day'e election. Every voter Who has
lie interests Of good government and the wclfsrc
Of The city At heart should tuEa ont and put ons In
tla ballot. hux::
, 1879-04-01

made .y, by Tho party managera upon which they
and Inquiries to found that tho drunk.
Or Ito democrat tho largor tho najur-
way from 1000 to G,09o. The Republiesns.
howcyss, wcro nnsnimous tn claiming from 2, GOD
70 j. 300, and willing 70 wager On their opintons
siho soarcea, showed that, willie some Of thc
Democratic figures weEo Wild, tho most they *.
neCtGd weA atOnt l. .0f1t3:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-01-04

6Uest upriEh IN AEner
iarty incorporated N f
tS-Psge catalogue tree.
co. n r. sSss. St Get
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-01-04
Hosts Of People are MARTYRS

To sick headache, that infallible symp-
tom of disordered stomach, liver and
bowels. Many suffer from it as many as
three or four times a week Thay do so
needlessly, for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
by toning the digestive organs and regulat-
and dispels the painful symptom. The init
mate sympathy between the brain and the
abdominal region causes the slightest dis
order affecting the latter to be reflected, as it
We're, in he organ of thought. The reform
instituted by the Btters when the digestive,
secretive and evacuative functions are in a
state of chaos, has other and more benefe al
results, viz, the complete nutrition of the
whole physical economy, the restoration OF
appetite and repose, and an increase in the
power of the system to resist diseases Of a
malarial type
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-01-04
A Few Facts as to pigeons by Little
JOHNNY

My sister says that no man witch shoots
pidgin matches shall marry her, but nc
man would want to marry her, ! guess,
as leng as the pidgin shootin held out,
cos that would be fun enutf. Wen she
sed it her young man got red like beat
but he didn't say nothin. Mex day he
asst my Uncle Ned did he kno any body
witch wud like to bi jam-up good shot
gun, Uncle Ned, he said: "Pd like to
bi it my own self if it was a good pidgin
gun, butI guess it amt, COS it has come
nifty nj spilin a match" Some pidgins
carrys letters, same as the post-office, and
one time wen my sisters yung man went
away he cot one Of our pidgins and took
it along for to fetch back letter to her
Jest for filter. Next day wenever that
girl herd the dore bel ring she was Jest
wild, cos she thot it was her letter come,
for her idee was that the pidgin wude
leave it at the post-otice, for TO be de.
livered by the letter carryers. But wen
my mother tole her the pidgin must come
thru the winder, she went and thru W
every winder in the hous, and it was q
cold day, and Frankly, that's the baby
took cole AMI came nifty near peterir
out.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-01-04
Mans Inhumanitv to Man.

cold Ben Mason" of indianapolis,
has just been sent to the poor house at
his own request. He went west from
New York 40 years ago, and engaged in
the hotel business. In 1861 he reached
indianapolis without means. In 1866
he had made $4,000; but he invested
in real estate and speculated, and his
money went till a few months ago he
found himself poor. What was left he
expended in curing his diseases and Sc
curing a rest, that he might have hi,
mind, which was clouded by anxiety
restored; then went to the poor house
where, he says, ne has right to expect
care, for in his day he has paid 81, $50 {
year taxes to the county. A man whom
he set up in business, and who is now
worth $4,000, declined to help the ole
man to raise $50.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-01-04
A Portable Quarry.

For long time q lump has been OBJ
servable in the side of tie jaw OF a horse
belonging to Superintendent Osblston, of
the Gould & Curry and Best q Belchfr
mines. The lump lay in near the jaw
bone, and could be moved about under
the skin. 1t seemed very hard, and no
llnlment had power to soften or to drive
1t away. Yesterday a veterinary surgeon
made an incision, and to his ast0nish-
ment and that of all present, brought to
light hard and smooth stone, about
two inches long and one inch in diane
ter. The stone was of yellowish white
color, and apparently as hard as marble.
In order to make sure as 20 the nature
of the stone, Mr.. Osbiston took it To a
jewelry store of Mr.. NJ NJ, Frederick,
and had it sawed in two leDgthwise.
When the stone was thus cut IN two
there was seen its center what had once
undoubtedly been a grain of barley,
half of which was visible in each piece
Of the stone, the grain looking as though
petrified. Around this nucleus the stone
has formed in regular layers or growths,
the rings of which were distinctly to be
traced. The material of which the stone
was formed appeared to be the same as
is found in the incrustations on the
tubes of boilers. 1t is thought that the
grain of barley pierced the skin of the
horses mouth and embedded itself in
the flesh; that the saliva from the
mouth of the animal then flowed on the
barley and deposited upon it limey mat
ter such as sometimes forms upon the
teeth of men and animals. A small
convection having thus been formed it
grew to be nodule of the size men
toned, the channel by which the grain
of barley entered having no doubt re-
manned open all the time, thus allowing
of an inflow of the salivary matter from
which the stone was deposited. None
of our veterinary surgeons or hOrsemen
have ever before seen or heard of a case
of the kind. The stone is as hard as
marble and the annual markings are
very distinct Virginia City (Neo.) En-
ternrise.