i• 111 ''j’Wi : * .’ - % * • *;i i- sit. iThe horse belonging to B. A. P. Eaton, of lt;Springs, r nlt;!lt;*•-1 'n**-n‘-;hleby an ele trie shock a few days ago, ha* nol yet recovered from its effect*. The animal, hitherto vigorous and lively, i» in a general slinky condition with theprobability that its brain lt;* spinal column is eti'ectod