Horrible.
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A Lyons paper gives the following facts: One
day during last February, two men and two women,
one of whom carried newly born infant, left the VII


age of Genesour, in the afternoon, for the Church
of ST. Huon for The purpose OF baptlsng the infant
The road was covered with snow, and the North
wind dnfted it iuto ridges, and none bn, faith as
ardent as that which animated these four travellers
could, in such weather, have given thc courage me-
cessary TO sustain them in therresous pilgrimage.
After the ceremony Of baptism, and some refresh
ments had been taken at an auberge, the two wo-
men, carrying the child, set out on their reiurn
leaving the twe men to follow Immediately, when
they had finished drinking their wine. In few
minutes the men LETT the auberge and fastened to
over,ake the women. Aferwalking some distance
and not seeing them, they became much alarmed
aud la-,tned hcir st-ps. The truth burs, upon
them In dark valley, overlooked by wood, they
found the snow stained with large pools Of blood,
and clothing and human bones scattered about
They were the remains Of the two women and the
infant, who had been devoured by troop of fam
ished wolves