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The death of Miss S::san shepherd, of
w ow cas, a ow he
. .,,ich she Her funer
al took place froui the residence of her
parents, and was unusually largely attended.
1 .Miss Shepherd's disease was of a character
to bailie tha skill of the best medical talent
! of that vicinity and of Osliom, and there
1 was, it is said, great diversity ot opinion as
to the proper mode of treatment. After
her death her family offered the attending
physicians an opportunity of making au
! atttopsv, but thev did not avail themselves
'of the privilege. The friends of the de-
1 despoiled, a quantity of nitro-glycerinewaj.
j so glaced in the grave that should ghouls
. ...emn, to it tu,.v wolllli Kp hoistc! bv
i, petard that would "effectually en.! their in.
famous career.
Dow to Camp Out.
With regard to the provision to be
taken, that is a matter which the party
sho'ild settle for themselves, as it de
pends altogether upon the amount of
money they desire to Invest and the
kind of food they intend to enjoy. It
might be said, however, that the most
enjoyable meals are those w hich are of
! the plainest and most primitive charac
ter. In fact Tact the humbler the fare
thc better, both with respect to the
principles of health and cost. These
suggestions are given as a result of
actual experience, but as already ob
served the question of living is to be
measured only by the purse and those
directly interested. v nue Homing is
needed iu the way of red neckties.
