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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-03
Al Incident.

Unarmed and unattende walks the Gear,
Through Moscow"s busy street one Winter day
The crowd uncover as his face they see,
"God greet the Carl +" they say.
Along his path there moved funeral,
Gray spectacle Of poverty and woe.
4 wretched sledge dragged by one weary man,
Howly across the snow.
And on the sledge, blown by the Winter wind,
Lay poor coffin, very rude and bare,
And he who drew 1t bent before his load,
With dull and sullen air.
The Emperor stopped and beckoned to the man
"Who is't thou dearest to the grave? |" he said.
HOnly soldier, sire " the short reply. Il
"Only soldier, dead" @
HOnly soldier" musing, said the Gear;
"Only Russian, who was poor and brave.
Move on. follow. Such q one goes not
Unhonored to his grave"
He bent his head, and silently raised his cap
The Gear Of All the Russias, pacing slow.
Following the coffin, ..as again it went,
Slowly across the snow.
The passers of the street. all wondering,
Looked on that sight, then followed silently;
Peasant and Prince, and artisan and clerk,
All in one company.
Btill, as they went, the crowd grew ever more,
TIL thousands stood around the friendless grave
Led by that princely heart who, royal, true,
Honored the poor and brave.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-03
DYING TOGETHER.

A touching incident occurred in the death
of two aged people, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson,
at Oskaloose, Iowa, recently. For conye-
nience in attendance during their illness,
they were placed in separate bedrooms.
The heads of the beds we're placed against a
thin partition, which, having an open door,
permitted the two old people to converse,
though not able to see each other. The
night before the husband died his wife
heard him grooming, and was very anxious
to be with him, but was unable to arise.
Soon she was informed that he was dying,
and in order to be near him the beds were
moved SO as to bring them parallel with the
partition, the heads opposite the door.
This done; the fond wife reached out,
grasped her husband by the hand, and held
It during his last moments. Thus death
found them as nearly or quite ffty-one
years before the marriage ceremony had left
them, hard in hand
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-03
The Good Of Latin Tor Druggists.

The advantages which accrue to drug
gists through the use Of abbreviated
Latin in prescriptions received good
illustration in Boston, the other day. A
young man went into druggist shop
and handed the clerk prescript on, on
which a few grains Of chloride of zinc in
pint Of water was ordered in regular
prescription form. The total cost at re-
tail was probably about a cent, but the
druggist unblushingly asked for Is.
When demonstrated with for charging
SO much for putting up prescrip tion,
the ingredients and cost Of which were
named to him, he answered that he did
not suppose the customer could read the
prescription, and, as he could, only 10
cents would be charged. In this state
ct affairs it becomes advisable to learn
to read prescriptions.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-03
sHor-MAKEns' wax has been used with sue

SHoE-MAKERs' wax has been used with sue
cess in Glasgow, to illustrate to the stu
dents of natural philosophy, in model.
the flow of glaciers. It IS wonderful how
closely the flow Of this wax resembles that
of ice. Sir W. Thomson has also en-
5ployed this sort Of wax to show the motion
of lighter bodies, like cork, and heavier
bodies, Like bullets, through : yiscous sub
stance.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-03

Let no man presume to give advice %
Others that has not first given good counsel
| to himself.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-03

THERE are estimated to be about 5000
babies born every year in Paris. Of which
number 20 600 are put out to nurse.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

1lrs - ut Of sympathy with the
- party because Of that act,
- Il justified and sustained it.
- q ct ] have no desire to sus-
D1psblican party in any way.
l0 ~ vote for q party that would
tDpueA zach . fraud. think MI.
- ~ slsrtsd BY a fraud, and ! 10
- y hsvs it said that at the next
nlhsi bsgotten It. ] do not say
~ 1lys committed the frsnd, hut
n . paitssa by his party. ! have
GI1y h Mr. Hayes, but after tho
~ vbish be became President !
~ W. i6s any person put np for
llnD q The Republican side who
lGDyow the franA committed. ]
lDsal nppsst sny member Of that
0vfs ~ sny sort Of mixture with
11sl Ilsl that the counting ont
IDonoaA . fraud now "A ut tho time
- psypssrsted. Charles Francis
-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18
River News.

It 10 we'll We arc to have q railroad,
for the railroad for tho reason that
the month Of Red River 70 about to
I'LL up" for good. Tho boats com.
ing In are compelled to tighten
through tho gut. and 1t Ia with the
greatest effort that the mud can be
kept out 20 a. to allow the passage
OF heats at all. The Jewel on her
last trip down had q fair load. She
went In With "a bales OF new cotton,
e74 sack cotton seetl. 2 hogsheads Of
sugar and sundries to order. On
Tuesday morning the Jewel had
como and gone with . good freight
up. and chances for q full load down.
The river continues to decline slowly.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

TnE Ci1v l1Ix.-The "ltem" came
% - this week enlarged and beau
died. We we're appsiDed Of tho IN.
tootiou 70 DO %, % o.. reoeot vtett
10 ~ elty. but did not s1pect Il %
oooo. That ~ 90 peoud q - suo.
cooe, though fAs removed, ~ Will
not deoy. 10 10 inthacy 10 ~.
abled Il 70 dot 10 eWaddllag clothes.
end hslped 4 % Walk. L = now .
poWoe = Hen 0e)eaaa. n sek1oWl.
edaod tA)oat I'D high ehAsAceoe a
- oditoe. naak ]. 1Gnsy. eoahlaed
viii ~ isd11esy aad teaaeity q be
co.Woekee1, ~ 0ade ~ Oley 1te0 q
aewDpapee q walsh asy elty should
~ road a. Few kooW ~ )oVe Z
naa beam Ioe . popee u laboes q
i = ooly ooeood . NJ VlioA II
eaeokoa)oe e Q shl)9 ~ = ~ en-,
~ ~ IN ~ Dopsta.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

From Tuesday evening TO Wednee-
day evening, ic0M oun0et @ sunset,
our Jewish citizens observed the day
Of otonement, or kippoor.
For on this day he shall make
atonemeut for you. 70 cleanse you
nom 81 your Gins, before God you
Shall 30 cleaused." With but isW
o1coptlono the day Wa observed With
~ solemn Iitso. Food and every en-
joyment ~ abetalned from. while
Tho Masonic Lodge, used - . house
Of worship. Was thIonged. noeV!th.
standing tho lnClome0cy Of the
weather, With devotoe0, ConIeoojng
their ojos end praying tho most
9eycltul for SoFgiveneee: each max.
Inn peace With bic God, bio COZ.
science. and bic follow. man.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18
Cesrt ltens.

Register JOHNSON has bic clerk, ].
7. SPRowL. busy with the reglstra'
tion throughout tho parish accordips
TO the appointments made by him IN
conformity With LEV.
The assessment OF tho parish he's
been completed. except the poll tai.
and toots up % follows:
Real estate. 81. ~. 9O5: horses and
mules, 1916. 100: vehicles. 432. 4s5: mo.
ney In possession or ct interest, @35,.
SIS: merchandise. sll3. $40: furniture,
900: diamonds. jewelry. etc.. es,la5;
salaries and incomes. $1,000. Total.
d. 1884, $40.
The Stste tax 90 this, at 6 MILLS, u
Oh. 957. 4s: tho parish tax. ct 2 mills.
b 4l3.96O.T. Total SIS. sN. s3.
The assessment tax OF 1879 Wss %
follows: Total assessment, $l.ss2, 800;
total State TAI at II mills. sl4,66l.s F;
total parish tax at 10 mills, 49, $50.
Grand total, $N, 990. 80.
Reduction OF taxation, >2,lss. o. In.
crease Of vaiuc Of property. Se6o. ot0.
Aud oil this In the face OF . ring
Administration" and q ''sold out
Legls1ature."
Sheriff RAlxrs and bio efficient tai
deputy. HOLMES, will b prepared In
Q iew days to collect tho parish md
State TAI. AZ soon % the rolls afe
extended and placed In their hands
notice will be given to the public.
0DoaaE EDwAlDs. indicted ct lest
term Of the District Court, was found
on Friday last by deputy SIMMONS
and was jailed. EDwAaDs b charged
with assault and battery and a.
tempt TO commit rspe.
The parish hotel has now q In
mates.
LION RACIAL and HENRY DAVIS
were discharged from custody las'
Tuesday. having served their sent
enceo Of 80 days each.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18
Pleasure Ahead.

Our plessure-loving people will be
glad to know that the Natchitoches
Brass Band will give their annual
Grand Ball on 9th Of October. The
Band 70 famous for these things, and
We can pledge In advance q feast Of
pleasure for all who are 90 fortunate
as to be the recipients Of invita-.
lions to this their second annual talt
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18
Land Omce Notes.

Receiver LENEE reports the usual
placid buslness In bic department OF
the Land Omce. and Register Du.
PLElx. With bic usual politeness gives
10 the following Information from
bic Office:
Total number entries July-l4,-l64s
acres.
Total number entries Aug.-l'.-ls's
acres.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18
The " Gather.

The weather during tho past vesk
We variable indeed, thouah a. ~
9Iad 20 note. i had no bad effect on
the health Of our community u
leer the rain will have . bed enISct
OF toe crops. but the Redeemer does
flashing in big drops on the narrow pane
And making moarnfal music for thu
mind, '''o
While plays bis interlude the wizard
wind, "
hear the singing Of the frequent rain.
lburleiuh
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

Charles Buckley. Esq. tho talented
gentleman who 10 writing up tho his-
tory Of tho Red River and Ouachita
parishes for that sterling paper, the
Now Orleans Democrat. Was With
10 through tho week. He reports
crops fine In tho section through
which he passed, and tho people
briRht and cheerful q future pros.
pects. We regret that NJ. Buckley
Was invaded here, but that energy
and perseverance,. which b the at.
tribute Of true manhood, will enable
him, 10 trust, TO prosecute bio labor
successfully.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

During our late visit TO New OF.
iaans. 10 made q tour OF inspection
through the extensive estsbllshment
Of E. J. Hart & Co.. MOI. 20, Is, y
and - Tohoupitoulas street, undsl
tho guidance OF that worthy con Of
Natchitoohee. Joe. N. Hardy. One
entire store. from door 20 ROOT. 4
filed With drugs. medicines and
chemicals, while tho other three
contain tho largest stock Of groceriel
imaginable. Any orders transmitted
to our friend Hardy Will b carefully
and conscientiously executed. Mr..
p.0. 0raves represents tho house u
thu section.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

Tho public viii doubtless regret the
retirement for Q time Of our distjng.
uiDhed young artist James @. 1oiDa.
10 tho meantime. hoWevse. he Will
b engaged 10 tracing upon canvass
tho ljneoments Of the 5ootuyeo Of
some OF our most worthy Mdzens.
We With him peoopoeity,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

0RoCERlD.-I |. ii b ~, an u de-
gree Of pleasure We call attention. t
tho advertiseman' e ". s. ~ K
= II uprightn"ss ~ Egy. aE
can show q halter racvrl TIA NJ
Kile-A record that hrs stood &c
sest .! over thirty ysnrs. uis y RI
10 he bond. We hope Ill our tie q
Who dealre their u oDey's worth w''l
give NJ. Kile Q share OF their patio, .
GO. 10 biz own otraittorWard man
nor 10 sets forth bic future Intention
n regard 70 business.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

DRy 0oops, Erc.-We made . tour
Of inspection through tho Well.regu.
lated general merchandise store Of
Mr.. J. A. Ducournau during the
past week. Here 10 found every
ostiClo IN bio line elsboeately ar.
ranged, oil Of which he = prepared
to coll at bottom prices. We found
there also q handsome little poylor,
where purchaser Of shoes Of clothing
can ht themselves, without tho staS.
log Dyes Of the multitude upon them.
1t. Ducournau 10 one OF tho old land.
marks, and should receive q share Of
tho public patronage.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

!lgoaeh TIE drug Dc.
y aotoojDh0d at tho elAb.
~ display. Theeo nat.
y ~ oSJoy presented . ~
ol1eo1DAin8. 10 Il ~ oaW
~ ooy Couatyy merch-
~ could desire.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

- uooe oAleoble aItCle0
0eQook's establlohment
eveg1ee" stove. That THE
ooo)no0 10 OupegDede OIL
- olo1oo ID N0W Orleans,
"C0oStee Oak +" and the
~ heeoto(ofe famous.
Il -. 1ovo them % stock,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18
Our New Orleans Advertisers.

DIR. ROBERrs.-Quite q revolution
In medical science has been create>
In Now Orleans slnce the advent o
Dr.. Roberto, who successfully treat
oil chronic complaints by slectricit!
and magnetism. The testimonial
in bis lengthy advertisement vii
bear evidence to bic skill 40 practi
TONER. He can be consulted by mai
Ct GAG Magazine street.
Now TO the front comes D. Ner
cier 4 Sons. formerly known u
Cheap John1.") tho most exten
sive clothing establishment In the
city. All orders by mail will pe
faithfully oiled BY this 6rm. Should
you visit the city ask for our friend
Leber, and our word for 1t you will
60 away satisfied.
I'VE have many others to call at
tention to next week.
VALUABLE FACTS FROM SAFE SouRcr
Tho affairs Of THE country have
become 90 extended that It IL only by
q carefully prepared syuopsls In the
form Of figures that ono can hope to
understand what 10 really going on.
Hon. A. r. Spo6ord, the Librarian
OF Congress, is tho only man who has
tho facilities, and he does Il With the
greatest care and accuracy. HE
latest issue. "The American Trea.
sury OF Facts" has been sent 10 by
Messrs. II. Il. Warner 4 Co., pro.
prietors Of tho valuable Warner Safe
Remedies. This book 10 Q miniature
cyclopedla In itself. containing, In
addition to q vast amount Of national
matter. about all Of value that has
transpired In this country during the
past year. and reflects credit upon
the compiler a. we'll ~ upon tho an.
terprise Of Messrs. Warner & Co., In
selecting It.
FINE Wines AND LIQUORS. bio
spacious new establishment. . and
II st. Charles street. will b found
Col. Thos. H. Handy, tho great I'm.
porting agent Of tho South, With .
stock In hne wines and liquors never
surpassed for variety OF extent. He
sells In largo and small quantities to
cult. and always at prices yielding
little profit to himself and full bene.
at to bic customers. He 10 doing %
immense business and prospering -
be deserves for biz liberal enterprise
and strict. fair dealing. Country
merchants and plaatess needing
goods. reliable imported ljquorD. may
intxust theie orders 70 Col. Handy
With the certainty OF having them
filled With fidelity and dispatch and
70 their sstlefactlon.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18
11t1l 6leaaiu9s.

bG1ly winter.
o0ooo Wates for llsh.
i oylskhs proeressipg rapidly
\ hi1oehes Piscatorial club
DoGo1 1alurdsy 70 organize.
b " q ~ think OF this Issue iol
L j De0pe iall Of good reading
Sg t.!.: s dysf g .s...;n.a z
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

y . or hie0d Jo4e
- IN q Dslssy I
81 pAa0oee. No.
y NO yoatD respect
S1Qe!. lnysab: bbls
80 oe3, 4,l?A
oe. ~. "a: 6bla
!; ia oaDnf. 9 654.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

0ouAUx1 REMEDIES. - There are
few men that have studied closer the
science Of pharmacology than Mr..
T. Gouaux. and It ls q study that re-.
quires years to acquire q thorough
knowledge Of. In his researches he
has discovered an tntallible remedy
for mslarlal fever, sgue. ohills end
fever, and dumb chills, which be haa
compounded. and d prepared to
furnish to the public under guaran'
tee. He has also other remedies tol
''the Ito tho flesh are heir TO-" which
Will be announced In due time. A
distinguished Chemist. . graduate o.
ono Of tho beat French acadsmieo
bic word may be relied on. He o.
cupies DIT. PoWell's old stand.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

Coeo, HAN, OotD, and
N - DI0I ~ - q,
With b MARKED DOWN 70 IL lewest
1G1eoe. Price kis stock ard yoa WI -
a9eooisod.
Ths hiehsst CASH y0CE pad TT
coeotgy Deooneo.
1seeaviog, Fsewasding cd Caoois.
80 0esehont. Cssh odvooee9 001o q
C6etoo. Cab paid foe eeef HIDE, Dooe,
Ottoe. Cooo on0 Mink Skim, Wed nd
Deaswsx. Aug. 5-3o.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

JoqusDtsd By our talented
J 1llog1ey, ,. @. Scarborough,
\ 0 peesoos under indict.
u 0l0ood Court on the First
= 0stobes. Otherwise, Eel.
~. )ook out for trouble
~ ob)e men &C tho helm.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

EpCcArlo vAI.-There 10 nothing
tends 90 much to the prosperity Of
. community a. good schools. They
arc tho pioneers. % It were. Oi
( civilization and advancement. When
the father Of q family thinks OF
changing bis residence. tho fret
question he asks himself II. 'can
educate my children o This 10
Of more consequence to him than the
prospects Of future wealth. We are
proud to ssy that the immigrant to
Louisiana has no cause for sppre-
hension on this score. Our eduoa.
tionsl system IL ~ perfect % that Of
any State In tho Union. and Il u high
time our people woke up to realiza.
ton OF the benefits Of educatinR thei'
children at home. However s'ric
the discipline Of n ,rth-r0 Coll. e.
the pupils are liable to contan'ib'
lion, wher far removed from rarer ii
Jurisdiction. Any parent i0strus'.
i'g bis child to the care Of the Jetuit
Faith. 70 III st. Charles College. Grand
Cotesu, La. may rely on bio leu
ng therefrom tho peer OF tho grady
ito OF any Northern institution. II Q
charges, too, are much lighter, ano
who will doubt the ability Of ths
Jesuit Fathers AZ instructors. Sec
advertisement. for terms. etc., under
tho head Of "NeW Adve5tjDemento."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

A COOP HorEL.-If there Was any.
thing our town needed IN tho busl.
ness season It was good hotel accom-.
modations. Our friend, Abe. Harris.
Intends to supply this want. and has
opened Q flrst.class house on Second
street. near tho Episcopal Church,
whore he 10 prepared to furnish resi.
dent and transient boarders With the
best faro our markets afford, q tho
most reasonable rasee. Abe means
what he says. and Q trial viii con-
vince tho most soepticsl.
Dr.. B. F. Hancock, Q dentist Of &C..
knowlcdged ability, being . graduate
10 both tho Surgical and Mechanical
departments. will be In our town
about 10th inst. Dr.. Hancock has
praoticed bio profession here before.
% we'll - IN tho surrounding country,
and bic operations gave general ct.
affection. His recommendation for
Q thorough knowledge OF bio pro.
ieseion, sre Of tho highest and most
eubetantjal character, and 70 b.
speak for him q liberal share Of pub.
lic patronage. HE head.quarterl
will DO at Mn. Templston's.
A Romance II Real Life
Has come TO light within tho past
ton days, A gentleman 10 this C0uu.
try. we'll known for bic talents aud
requirements, left this parish tWc
months ago for . tour North 70 burv
Bic bitter disappointment ct bic 70.
lection By . spendid beauty. During
hls absence, tho lady rejected 6vr
other admirers. Reecblng home
three weeks ago, tho Traveller deter.
mined 20 try hls oelf.command BY
calling upon bio falr enemy. AZ be
began 70 mount tho steps OF the
house, che came up, returning from
. walk; their Dyes met, he raise h1e
bat, and they entered tho house
Two hours after DO went forth %
accepted lover. HE hot Wae bought
from II. 4. WAlnolIy, Who be nov
received and b Displaying tho lsre.
CT and best appointed stock OF goods
ever brought 10 thj0 market. oil Of
which were bought low tor oeeh. BY
that veteran merchant, u. II. CAR
vI1, Who has just returned nom biz
annual purchasing tour North, and
ifjcnds q tie ia stand. ~ '''
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

~ hon Hon r. N.OoDEx,
ooDoaes u our advegtising
~ registered st Nov OF.
y 00oo Aepss1s0er lst. and
p)aee tho 18th. Twelve
o111lA Whjeh speaks volumes
= ~ 1oocy OF our inland
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-06
HOrseflesh as Food.

The subject of using horseiesh as an
article of food has not received much at
tention of late. either at home or abroad
But it is about TO be revived here, it is
said, by number of men who are per-
suaded that its adoption would benefit
the poor, because it could be furnished
at lower rate than beef. They think,
too, that ii is, if properly cooked, very
palatable, and would be enjoyed by
many persons were they not prejudiced
against it. Paris is the sole city where
hippophagy has been and is still practiced,
and where many Americans have from
pure curiosity eaten horse in various
forms. La 1856 and 1856 the topic was
widely and earnestly discussed there,
with a view to introducing horsefiesh
into the municipal makets. Geoffroy
st. Hilaire, the eminent naturalist, gave
the matter due consideration, and de-
clared in public lecture that such food
is wholesome. A hippophagic society
was formed by some of the most en-
thusiastic Frenchmen, and they met
periodically at dinner over divers elaborate
dishes whose foundation was horse.
Some fourteen years ago horse was
regularly and authoritatively introduced
into market; special abattoirs were APP
pointed for the slaughter of animals, and
certain rules made respecting the sale of
the meat. The beasts were killed in the
presence of a veterinary inspector, whose
duty is to stamp every Joint of meat that
he has approved. Horses that were old
or worn out with work were not rejected,
only those that were unhealthful. The
same regulations still hold. Many of
the minor restaurateurs have horse on
their menus, and it is in fair demand
They are obliged to avow the fact, con-
cealment or deceit rendering them liable
to fine. They use horse mainly for
soup, bouillon and sausages, but it is
sometimes put into the most delicate
dishes; is so seasoned with condiments
and SO disguised by culinary art as to be
relished by great gourmets. Some of
the artistic forms of hippophagy i'll Paris
are terrincs dc J0ie maigre, cheCalines,
dlOyon dc chcUdi forci, culotte dc cheUdL
6rdisec, 21ctits pdtcs Ia m0elle Bucep-
hale, poUlets garnis aEhippogyiGe, gelee
dc pied dc chcrdtdu MdraSquin, zel)hirs
saUtccS EhUiie chcualeresque, gdteau
Uetcrin0ire Anybody who wants to test
hippophagy at its best must go to Paris.
1t is not likely that horse will ever be
eaten here to any extent, since beef, to
which it is certainly inferior, can always
be had i'll this country, even by the
poorest class -NcO York Times.