The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
OUR FRENCH LETTER.
Especial correspondence Of the HERALD
PARIS, September 26. 1888.

Toe walls OF Paris have been COW
cred with a poster five feet by three,
having q coiored illustration OF dog
strapped down on an operating table.
and gsshes. running blood, from bis
Jaws to the neck. This was the spicy
style she Observation-Disclosures adopted
to call a puelic meeting to protest
against scientific cruelties. Some zoe
people attended. who belonged to the
shady years OF life and to philantro-
phic ideas. At the door OF the thsa-
tire, severs! works OF the words in sea-
son class, we're sold one by doctress
Kingsford. Of tbs Paris faculty Of
medicine, who laid down tnat man
was the only perfect animal III the
universe, the others were on the high
road TO becoming so, and cense-
auently it Yves frstrioide to disssot
them alive. Bet what about eating
them. that minor sort of anthropop-
hagys Hume has already asserted.
that animals haas thougbs and rsa-
son.
M. Lamqust made the nsost senga
tional speech, by merely reading ele-
ssnt extracts from the published
works OF noted experimersaiists, or
as they are dubbed. yivissctionists.
He also gave magic lantern copies Of
their illustrations. where dogs, rab-
bits, guinea pigs, pigeons, etc., were
being operated upon, and eIhibite d
some OF the fifty aurgicsl instruments
in use By the Torquemadas. Fortu-
nately Paul Best, BfoWn-Seqaard &
Co.. were abundant, or the Sally
Camps would have poked them to
death with their umbrellas. Mile.
Deraisme ia a burning and shining
light in the society; che is 80 years Of
age and consumed Two hours 70, b er
"blow;" in order to prevent herself
being taken for g woman or an oyster.
she announced she was "conscienoe."
Scientists she held ought to dissecs
them selves, not dumb animals.
A branch society ia been formed
Ia protest against eating canned
American lobster, as it has been as
certained the fish are boiled alVie. Il
appears the butchers will be tolerated
to continue their work at She abat-
toirs, for steaks, outlets and plain
joints are in demand. bot doctors
must not experiment to protect our
health against nervous affections and
infectious diseases, and so prolOng
cur lives, or enable US to relish sur
loin. leg of mutton. or chine OF
pork. To prevent the brutal treats
ment of horses in Paris, is a work
worthy OF the Observation-Disclosures, as
also to prevent mans inhumanisy to
man.
The leading commercial journal
contesses. that ta3 exports of France
have diminished so per cent. and
that soon her place in the foreign
market will be occupied by compete
tors. At home, Austria, Germany,
Belgium, Switzerland and England,
are underselling her. The temple is
in danger. not moment ID TO be lost.
The usual remedy is demsuded-gov-
eminent aid, Jupiter TO the rescue,
the robbing Peter to pay Paul. The
new undeT.3eoretary OF commerce,
M. Fsuse, is the EN- bodiment of this
"periect cure" France is wholly
behind the age in manufacturing fol-
the masses; she has neither the ma
chinery nor The education for mon
ster production, and instead of being
enterprising. and going to seek Gus
toners, she waits like an oriental In
his bazaar for clients to come; or al
the boy on the rivers bank, delayini
TO cross till the stream has dried up
The vintage is terminated in the
sonth, and is about commencing il
the Medoo and champagne; COCO
mean yield is expected and q fsi
quality, The beet sugar crop will b,
Is to 20 per cent less heavy than lss
year, but the roots will be very much
richer, and 80 make amends.
The harvest is finished, granarie
are full, and the coil reposes. o.
prolonged dog-days are terminated
We have no more SUD, and yet n
fires; it ie not hot enough for summe
clothing. nor yet sufficiently cool 70
winter costumes. Day does not arriv
early, nor night soon; windows are o
longer left open, and the wind com
, mences to sigh under the doors an
rattle in the chimneys. Shivers an
ehills are in the air; the suoeps hav
put on their annual appearance Tn
transition is mslsnoholly from life i
.. full air TO life between four walls; tn
! fall of the leaves may inspire elegJ
but We join nature in her mourning
for all that suffers CT dies.
The ministry continues to observ
q Conrad silence regarding Chisa
The nation is not content with thi
!, and decidedly is anxious TO kno
where We are now. China will NJ
surrender, and she is right, the exclt
sive command OF the Red river
? France; it must be international {
? remain Chinese, and if France d.
sires to possess. not to protect Tonki
in addition to AMMAN, she must figi
for it. The French will vote no We
2 against China-thst means DANCE
! and the unknown. Yet she cannt
: remain as shs is, with q mixed arm
OF 1000 men, of whom only l, 500 81
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