Show A STRANGE STORY STOBY A letter from paris tells a strange story of a recent discovery in science culminating in a melancholy denouement A governess governess in private families had under her charge a little russian boy who had been born deaf and dumb the gentle disposition of the boy bol greatly endeared him to the governess who devoted much of her time to developing his intelligence and knablin en enabling ablin him to keep pace with her other pupils A after many sleepless nights and many experiments the lady finally resolved that sulphuric ether was the talisman to be employed in 0 opening bening gening the world to her poor little prisoner its a application proved perfectly successful numerous other experiments indicated that the grand secret had bad been discovered the mon chyon prize was awarded to the lady and ste rapidly rose from poverty and dependence to wealth and fame as a benefactor of her race but alas aias the sugden transition was too much for a mind so long overburdened by study and devotion to a single object the reason of the poor lady gave way and she has since been conveyed a hopeless maniac to montmartre the feeling seemed to prevail in a some tome ome parts of massachusetts that the cattle commissioners ners were spreading the disease rather than abat abating 1 i it t by carrying infection in their clothes 1 in wa a debate in the house one member with a sagacious shake of his head remarked that he had bad not yet fully made up mind which was the tha greatest calamity to the state the cattle disease or the state commissioners ners 2 in new orleans a district judge h has as ruled that schoolmasters have no right to inflict corporal punishment on their scholars |