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l'he reader:will have no diffieulty rn
seeing the applicability of these eircum-
Stances to those appall-idol/teases, 'where ,
aueli thing'aa a mark 'shetva as a
proof of a sapernatural visitation: The.
.. • .
Irish lady may Ireadily have risen M
,her sleep, burpedbe. hand agtyinst the,
bed -room grate,Lartal, c6nStious1of art un-.
pleasing itensatioa, though -130q awaken-
ed brit, 'her &act, may- have [brined
the whole story of :the preternatural -
yieitation, precise,ly as the. Irish mate
ittvented' the eircureattinces -coutiected
with tl-e holy -water, •When we find
that KWh all explanation of the matter
is accordant with observed and 1-un1nest-
1ona'e1e facts it would aa irrational __TO
Overlook i, an4 s€F.ek a- solution in a
supposed breach of the lama 'of na-
ture.
• &aides, let us think of the, apparent
reasons for the majority of spectral
communicatioas,[sutpOsing them- ue
•
supernatural • (Jan we deem it accora
dant with --,the dignity of that great
Power Whieh orders the universe, that
a spirit shoald be sent to warn a liber-
tine lording of the- hour :of his. death, •
as was held. to be ,done in the famouS
ease of ,Lord Lyttletehl.- Or- -that a
spiritual messenger should be cora-aria
sioned to walk about an bld manor -
house, dressed . a . white • sheet,- aed
draggiratt clanking chains, for n0. better
purpose than to frighten old women, and
•servant -girls, as &lid to be done in: :all
.haaatedehamber cases / •Or that a sup-
ernatural being should be charged with
the notable task of tapping on bedheads
pulhng down plate, 'and making .
clatter among tea -caps, asia the case
of the' Stockwell ghost, and a thous-
and -others/ The supposition is •mons
trous. • If to any one inhabitant of this-
atarth—a _pretty • at0111;-oceupying a.
-speck of a place on a ball which_ is it-
self an insignificant _unit among mil-
lions of - sphereSe-if-to such a one a.
supernatural communication was deigtii-
ed, certainly it would be for some, I/Lir--
pose_ worthy of the all wise Communi-
cator, and fraught with importance to
the recipient of the message, as well,
perhaps, as to his _whole, race. Keep-
ing this- in mind, • how absurd do the
majority' of our apparition s.ories ap-
pear "
. A Vearful peet4.
A :Chinese •merilhant having been
eonvieted of murderino hie wife, dal
j idges determined to _punish hira itt
each a way as to inflict the utusost
amount of suffering, and at the same
. tinse strike terror into the hearts of all
those who might entertain the idea of
following the example. • Ile yeas aceordt
ingly condemned - to die by acting de-
psived .of sleep.... The prisoner was
placed in confinment under the,care of
three of tee Nike nerd, who I'd:level
eteh other every alternate hour, and
Werp iastructei to stipplv htta with a
fdllIallowance 'of -food mid drilik, but
who' prevented him falliocetasleep night
or day. At first the C01171e111116a •ELD113
1 lougratulated himself oa the. mildaes;
f his punishment and was rather dis-
posed to regard the whole matter - as. a
joke. The eacitenteet of his situation
tended to keep him awa,ke and for a
• day or so his guards had little to do.
By the third day, however, he began to
teel: very uncomfortable. Bis eyEs
were red, his moutht. wits _parched, his
skin dry and hot, atid his head._ ached.
Theee•symptoma 'continuect to increa,
in - intensity, and at the commencement
of the 8th day hi§ sufferings were so
acute that he was at times :deliriouS.
In his moments of reason he begged
the authorities to put an end to his /mit
ferings. He implored theta . to grant
him the. blessed opportunity •of being
atrangled, gullotined, burned to death,
drowned, gasTotted, shot, quartered,
blown up with 'gunpowder; cut into
small pieces, or killed in any conceiv-
able way their' humanity or ferocity •
• might dictate. All was in vain ; his
tormentors coolly did -their work till
:there was no occasion for their interfernce. A period was reamed at
which he could not have slept eVen if
left alone .7 The wain. was foodin,g on
the products of his own disentergration,
strid sleep waS impot7sible. He wag now
.;insane. Illusions of his sigict
and hearina were almost coastant, and
erroneous fancies fillets his. thoughts.
At wie moment he fight his guards
with the fury of a'maniac ; at the next
be cowered with terror before some
imaginasy monsterand then, relapsing
into calmness, would smile with delight
at some enchanting vision which flitted
through his mind.' Finally itature
gave way altogetherHe lay upon t1 e
floor of his prison, breathing slowly and
• heavily, °stupor then ensued, and on the
- innteenth day, death releasedhfin from
his sufferings.
In a church 116-' t f:LAr frotn this, city,
the ladies, having re -carpeted it, put up
11.
notice requesting, all gentlemen -who
chew tobacco to "leave their mouths at
the door."
THE SEAFC)}1TH EXPO ST'140 ,R.. f A
Josh Billings a Rea i Estate .A.gent. k
4.)
I kin sell for eighteen hundred and -as
tf)
thirty-nine dollars a palla.a, a net and -,-
pensive recirmetit, 10cated onethe virg- lafl1/e
1/0 P
CD PJ
in :banks uv the' Hudson, kontaining 85 k
grant Life at the,Oape of Ciood
, . '• i4c.-4pe. - ' ' •
he subjoined letter ., to L)ndon pa
-
pets, giveS a vivid picture of ernigartut-
lif at :the °ape :— .. '
co ' This -is. a mrmountain county, and is
ered -with' •sheep • •aad..cattlef ...tans:
by the band of natuae and arf into pas-
. .
Ou - prineipal export- is wool, and we tures and tillageainto p1 'in and deela
am yieing With each °thee which .can vity, into steles abritpb ess and darn-
',
a -et it up in the best manner . The ance"aw Mom,stufted n.eddor ; streams
hot ses .a.te thinly s -at- e ed. , I keep qv sparkling gladness (thick with tron9
A fe and there is not a white inasfe dance thin this wilderness of laity to
boi se to be -Snail from oars. . -Sheep the low moosic uv the cricket and grass -
far Dill°. is a pro
. 0 ,
fitable undertaking, and-
, hoppen The evergreen sighs ILS the
me often do Well wl.o begin with a evening zephyr flirts thru is shodowy
.1it le. [landed with only , a crowfl. in buzziiii, and •the serpent trembles ltke
my pocket, and I bebe-an again after, the
- tle love smit ten heart of a de msd
wa in .
1851 with eigilt sheepe. x have Fruits of the tropike in golden 'laity on,
sol I nearly -1500, and killed nearly 100 the bows, andthe be go hevy and
.
we: thers a year . of late -years, and .:'I sweet from thelields to their gtreer in
hoe e-1400 left, which cost •the II.00, hives. The mansion is, uv Patian mer -
an the rams 112v. -Ibis year. the 'ide, the porch is a single diainond set
wo I money,. I eapect, will Jay • the -
with ruLeiz, and the a other tv Pearl Pj
ront, of tuy • two : places ; . pay my two the.floors are of roseWood, and the ces
shepherds, -and leave' £20 otter. Then- lins are more beautifal than the start y
we have slaughtered: aeventrfive wet -
fie -s, and we have 540 increase beside:: vault int lieaviu. . :Hot and cold water
. .
0
0
bullbles and squirts in ever -, ap:trtmeat
all those killed tor ,whiete haVe died,- and nothin ia-,7
nted that a pet could n'
Si .4 mouth:. avocit dirty, is sold" here' at pi for or art c uld taa-ti.e. . CO
fro ). 4c1 to 5d. Tani lba ; Washed. (-sprung), The stables are worthy of the Fteeds-
tha . is the sheep 'pitched inro„the Water; .uv Nimrod and the s ucts we Akillee
8d 9d, washed.white, 4s to Is Id for and its henry -was ill. expresac ly for
ou - year's gro w th. .1 heard' of some the birds uv *Partuti :e ; wbilo son) ore
fet hing as high as is 1 ld at the Lond. in the distane, like the, cave tiv a her -
On ool, sails. I :mil giving. Yoti atis mit, glimpses are caught - of the dog
,it if news to show you life at the Cape. house. Here poets bey come and warb-
I pty my -black herds' 10's a month, ledthAir. laZe ; liere - sculptures hey
f y L. tobacco a week. -2 11)meat and 1 skulpt j here painters have robben the.
l Le seal, (Indian coi-n. t r K :air coal)) -S2etie of dreary landseypes, and her
a d sit, and a glaSe of good Cape &telly a the philoSefer the study which made
da (at night). They'have no rent to 1;
aim the alkernist of mitur. Next
pay , ail,(1 get grazing. for th'Iir cattle • northward tiv this thieg uv buty, sleeps
an , go•ats often (net here). -.They- are the demain of the Datke John Smith :
fat, for theyhaveabltridance of food ; while southward ° aid neer the spice.
Inc Ian corn and Kaffar eorn (round breathing tropiks, May been .eeit the
mil et), 4s to 6S . -for 200. lb. -net. Good o1as,taa.tia ; , ;el
vtay uv the Earl Brown and
fat, weathers 8s 61; ewes, 48 6d. to 8.8 Dechee wideler Betsy Stevens. Walls
GI I once bought a goat, which _after uv primitive roeli, laid in Rorqen ee-
dr eliCtiti 5: the fat and skin; left the car- went bound the 'estate ; while 'upward
'as ..for 2s 6d, and. nearly. as -good as and . downward the eye ketches, far
,l -a rs..flosh.. I onee also ty.i n el t- a ewe
away, 1 . 0 .
arandto.
the magesty and slow
for 4s 6d, aot a nice. lamb froth her, uv the ,Hudson. As the young mem.
the -1 she gree fat. -and I slaughtered hingslike a curling of silver front the
her : she weighted 50 lb: without the blue breast ef the sky, an angel may
.offal; In fact, this 's the pla.ce to live be seen- each,night dancin with golded
ehe tp -and one of the most healthy di tiptoes on the green:
tna es in the world. Perhaps it 114s 'N. B.----4-This angel
bee as hot to day as any day, with a place.
hot wisd ; now to -night it is delightful. ' Di:la-rams ken be seen at the offls riv
sue ti a nice copc-lasm
eeze , coea up aaw
le e
the btokee. Terms flatterin. None
the Sea. ,But We are high Tip. The but principles dt al b with. Titles as
'W•i tterbeig is 8400 ftab )V0 the sea, pine as the bretth of a white male in -
1 st ppoSe As e ate 1500 ft. ta 2G00ft coat, and possessions • given with the
low ir. We have lots of fi.uit—i eaches, lark. :For Wore fnli desmiption 'read
apt' tots,*pears, and plums ; but .qiiinces Ovid's art tivt: or call (in '.your carriage)
are the beat to -make jam. of, -or foripies
on
or juddiugs, and to drY,they last so
lon ' and are so ;11)111'1cl:int Then .w'gt
hay, rhtibarb, for pies, at two seas( Ili
spri g and autunme I generally getl a'
fevS currants, or rather 1 used to do SO,
bes les strawberries, and 'gooseberries
1-m4d hundreds this year ; hn t.the-birds
eat helot as they nave time die apples ;
the are all gone. But never mind ;
time are plenty inoee about In fact,
Sir, things, are plentiful; living cheap,
ren- low, but firewood scarce, and a
mai or woman must be careful of it.
Go (t farmscoat lOs an acre ; poor ones,
Gd to is 6c1, to - bey; to have, and to
-twit] :forever, if the lawym s will let you.
Oti ltw.of inheiitanee is a ctivje
N il ,' divide, still some people are as
0111113 h . There-. ere some splen-
did farms, with very- industrious men
on hem, most of whom have :get on by
the r own or their fathets' inclustrv.
stoti0 ef the.farrnets are -planting -cott-
on, eeffee, and linseed, and they. de
wel 1 The natives t's•o not like. work,
the, :eant live so cl eip. I had tweivs
of tie natives, a mixed lot, yesterday,
she ring sheep, -and they gpt throurth
400, 411 but one. I. paid Gs thetone
to death, upsetting horses: end waggons,
h u o died NV (-lath ers. It avas very hot ;
.1 - smashing chitken koops into fliaders
but they do not wear -many cl ot..1 CS. -----
• - • •
acres. • The land isluxurioualy 'divided
-- -
(Toes with
the
JOSH BILLINGS.
Real Estate Agent.
Freetkii§ of an Elephant•
The most remarkable events in the
career of any menagerie ce cured in Fm -
est, Miss., last week, during- a Inpriaing
exhibition of the great Mexican gym-
nasitus and menaaerie be hrta-e- de-
• • n
Herculi s, which had been pee-
vish and unruly for several days, be-
came frantic when a rustic foisted on
him a piece of tebacco. The elephant
;woke his chain, after some violent
struggles during whieh the large crowd
fled in the 'wildest haste.,—The ponder-
ous beast attacked a freight train that
was swiftly approaching, Striking it
with such force that 1-e broke a tusk,
was overset and instantly killed. The
locontotivewas thrown of the tract, 11111
into the, 'canvass tent erected beside
the read, butted into the- lion's cage,
killing the lioness rind freeing her mate.
Thelatter took a. flight out of town,
scaring p aiding country folks nigh int
and otherwise violating rural etiquette:
At hist adVanees twenty mounted hone
men, with guns and doge, were pur-
suit of tie 1.-oyal monster.
MEN WANTED.—The great want 0
the age is men. Men who are not fat
sale. Men who are honest, Falllid ft cm
centre to ci e inft nce, tine to tl.e
heart's core. Men who will con-
demn wrong in. frif nd or foe,
selveS ;1l t]idn-
as well as otlikrs. Men whom
consciences are as steady as the needle
to the pole. Men who will stand for
the right if the Heavens totter and the
earth reels. Men who can tell the
truth and look the world and the Devil
right in the eye Men that neither
brag nor run. Men that neither flag
nor flinch. Men who can have courage
witheut shouting to it. Men in
whom the courage of everlasting life
runs still, deep and sti-ong.---Men who
do not cry or cause their veices to be
heard on the streets, but who will not
fail nor be disconreged till jitdgment
be set in the earth.. Men who know 'TURPENTINE
their messaae and tell it Men who
a BENZINE,
know their places and fill them. Men
'VARNISHES
who know their own business. Men
!who will not he. Men who are not to GLA.SS,
New York paper says : "Doctor I lazy to walk, and to proud to be poor. tisc„
ie explo er is really happy until have earned, and wear what they have care of ats. experienced Chemist, _
The Dialg.Department mader the &lima!
s wishes to o-,0 North again —No Men who ale willing to eat what they
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titi a sa:rt., and that very ehort.
Goveinor Fa id in his last speech
:the surecy( WI were surveying six-
clistricts, so their will soon be plai-
t.' farms to "let ; they are letting
for twenty -mat yettas at what they
fttclat---froui £20 ,to i',120 per an-
. • Now is the time for ycung fmna
to come out ; they could:get from
to- 6000 acres at the anove pric ,s,
eding to quality ; .hey could Lily
to stock the land for 4s 6d, to 6s
e ch, cows 30 to .E5 °oats 4s 6d,
s 6d ; angerar, lOs to £i0; horses,
30s to LO ; plenty of "kaffar hors
s to lOs ; and if they will shea-
r Wool once a -yerr and wash it
t either on the cheep's back or at
ashirg-places and send it to Lon
t will pay. So would preserved
.There are many ways Of getting
• d living here. , 'Many a big ox has
bought for 30s. But, Sir, it is
trious labouring men we
; for instance, I waytt a white
to _take care of my c'teep ; to ata
them uPon the mountains to reug%
have a niee van, mhde of boards
-o Wheels, for him to sleep in ; but
utt watch the sheep niglit'and day,
used to do." .
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g esh Stock .1
Opposite INT-e-CARYS Old Stand.
Saforth, Itch. 12, 1869. 63 -ti r
IF YOU 'WANT A
rirr:r4
AGENTS WANTED.
1-110 lake ordem for limit Trees, &e.
fle coming 811311111a, f-0.' FirstA:lasi
.Rochestey.Numery, , at present dolies layge
business in this uounty. Liberal Commieft. -
ion allowed. eferenees reee.ired. Apply
by letter, post- mid, to
CA.M.P.BELL.
Gen. .A gent,
- April Oth, 1869.
1 47? GO TO
T.J.SIMONS'
ID CD T. 1
For Fresh 03-sters, Sardines, Lobsters, Pies,
Cakes, and Sweets of every detcription;
CALL AND EE
d
E4 gj More of Those.
.63
1,2 - Dollar Suits !
141:; AT
• 9
OLEG ITO.RAT
• A Choice Seiecti:ir o()'i and
'West of England
PLOUGH
tet GET A
‘`lVibtor" or Improved "Yoeum.'t
Steel Mouldboard,
;
that ,.ave heen ren for a short
TWEEDS!
AT
ASTOHLSITLYGLY LOW PRICE&
—A few Sewne- Machines for Sale
true. Just Vie th ne- for Tailors kr:Dress--
From JOHNSON Dui"? rea-aers, Call and zee them working. .
TAKE NOTICE
THAT JOHN HA LDAN, has been',
alaohatecl Official Assignee for the County'.
,of Huron.
Office at SEAF011.TH,---/j. ORTEB. S.
Office at Goiaznica,----Direct opposite th0
Post Office.
Gockirich, March 5th, 1868. 13-tf.
M LL1NERY
DRES, AND
MANTLE.MAKING.
i SS MI NTOSI-11
NIT:SITES to announce to the ladiesi#C
I V beaforth. and vicinity; that she is pre-;
pared to execute all orders with neatness.a.nal
despatch, and in the latest style and fashieat "ra N'T numerous customers and the publie •
xy generally will nItase not for -et that 1
of the season, ' . ,
From her experience in the abovebuswea,s, have Removed from -the Old Staid to the
she hones, by unremitting attention to thoi
OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE STREET,
wants and tastes of those who may favor
with a call, -to merit a liberal share of pu.bliie] Into Scott's New 3 story Brick Block, next
• to Kidd &. store, and directly
patronage.
40 -ROOMS over Corby's Store. Entrancel south of Ilickson's new store, whi re 1 have
Second Door North of the Telegraph Office. built the best Galkry in the County Cispeci-
69-3m.:: ally for my own work, being large and corn- 4,
Seaforth, April 2, 1869.
modions, and with the pm -Kir acceuic light
being the only Gallery in .8eaforthconstrnet-
ed on true photographic The
-
only light that can reflect the triit Features: I
flatter myself that 1- can satisfy all wlin may
Remember, 1 don't want your money
for nothing ; I am bound to please or no pay.
As miry have had pictures in tieafOrthl but
were dissatisfied, baying conforinded my.
name with another,,I woukl rtquest if you
FIE subscriber has received his first in-
stalment az
Seaforth,
'"'"•
18.
67-3m
. FL:ZANE/C. RAI: ;21C -E'S
• Old 'Established
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
REMOVED
"CANADA •wAr EIOUSE
in Scot?s Prick Block,
SEAFORTH.
want a. good pictore, properly made and
dnrable, that you ask for Frank Paltridge,
•
; Don't ask for Paltridge's, only, lefit Frank
PRINGGOODSL tPhailifititheCy In‘ralengoing to get a picture made
th ecausemany
-
by Frank Pliltridge; but by a mistake, in
, not going to Frank P.'S, 'get sadly disap-
pointed.
LADIES & MISSES'
Brown, 'Black, Colored awl White
STINDOWNS.
GENTLEMEN'S
Straw, Canton, Panama, Felt, All -Woo
and Merino
HATS
- V
.1
Decided Bargains in Union, All -Wool and.
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Also some very choice Gunpowaer, and
13 L .A. C S
Sugars, Syrups, Coal Oil. &e.
CLOVER AND TIMMY SEEDSt,
--A large stock of BOOTS & SHOES exe
pedal in a few days.
wHighest price paid for Butter, Emil: &e,
ARCHICALD NeDOtTGA.L14,1
Seaforth, 'Aprili 1869. 53-ly
300 KEGS
JAMES'
140. It AND
13EST QUALITY
LINSEED OIL
BOILED AND RAW.
12rASK FOR, AND GO TO FRANK,
In the Brick Block, up one flight of stairs,
and tarn to the right hand.
My specimens at the door are all own
make, and are not bought or borrowed tc,-
4coy the public. ,
; Come any day, Frank is alway,s at 'home
and in Goa Toi7per.
Pictures of deceased carefully copied. bite,
any kind of Picture desired:
Remember, it is to ,r rattridge's atm
ha' to go to.get a good" Photograph. Revs
ami rich Furniture, Scenery? &c,, that will
make p.ntr picture Ionic 11CA and, wont%
sending to your friends. Who does net
know FRANK PALTRIDtit ?
Seaforqi, Jan. lith. 53 -kr
Note The Fact it
VRAT
IQ Pal:fridge's
E GALLERY,
Is ovs complete with. a new
LAi4DIE:171. iliStRUIVIENT0
EW kgrounds, &e. None but:
first- ass pieture.s taken, and sa.tisface-
tion gtkara, teed.
GALLER over Smith's Office, next 00
tot Meyer's.
Seaforth Aug 13, 186S, 36-6m.
J.( SEATTER
EXCHANGE BROKEE
ct4
And deafer in Fare
DHUCgi CHEMICALS & DYE STUFFS. -
At Johnson Bro's.,
s tailed to come back." paid for. ISeaforth, April gth. 70
it. M. PEARSON.
1 January 21.st, 1869.
ea
The inflateitde pa De /10
11;43.3.
.
'The De ic impel
,taentis aletined tole
f:ar,eof SO 1(t. The 1114n4,
utpitant to tr0n..eivi,1
which in A-si»41e .eentat
under aalea. oieratie gover
treated with. a 6.011.
This pi i t Ij1li i otte of
safeguardsof power, be
so OftOil to the papiel.
Hie oyinitmsl, repres(
troAft p gi.tythe ema /Med
nationa—Vactler this I'M
merit, dem ki 711i-e;s5i, 0.4
of an. arsto :racy, is real -
goad'account ; and v11
tit the prejudices; off '0 -el
his direet attsbantaaitiey;
is, A guarantee 'th it he
their'obesth
itt aris47.0.1716A.%,
-
- 'CO:Id-erred ACIWW
gogne is 'iZeaessf,il, tbot
Ay arra agtinst
on. the siaelof the art
the alititocrakic, ov tweet
gove!nmen
Another gieat Winge-
this irequent ch:ingi.of
practioal katowled
gOVerilllienurto -the Teo"
going up in. the shape O
petitione fttrt red 4.?„Srs
from tbe. peeple to. tie
tne'iiri the ere -t
If layer.% in ;i:_)oragretis,
4.11
lave .otr tea:tit/tatty in pa
Stead of Yealrs imsse- a in
of Geek and Latin
been deep JAI su h questi
,es of national wealth7,
foreign trado, the -eJsp
Manufactni-es ano
nature of p-apernioney,'
taxatiOn.
Stieret of this industri-
the unioapWed..develo.pai
enterprise. , - •
D.,,mocraey is the It
government; as it contal
the power to generate
own powlei4 Po7,Tin.
lo ii ning and tdent,
win be chltivated foi-th
and the constant ,retnrj
to the pe,olile will'oper4
check
to tlfe ins thity
2i iii demoerlq
the tour of the world;
the monstrous err.:rs
s -
:minds, linkl)s, and heli
,ers of tt-e -Worla
Mora -lit
Does not the m ap
of the old 'school, put
the start on the ..ivro
intei-ested actions are g
graceful ; that the
deeds are ibottom:.
lanthroa and tbe j
, These17.3i rtites.nra7lei
has neitheii• wants lior
vwni 4)44 offnli&O.
Ithroue.b. y xnent
it cannot oast -witnout
. :
and -lodging_ The yo
from the 1 trammels
searches for such ideal
worlu, and can only
siom to t alliongst
swindlei%
18 deMved, 4ind pendu
the other ttieme, an
hevmg nil niankin4
impart1li111 examm
aDy of hisactions,
that he g;Oe the prefei
• not do- otherwise, to ti
tho Tut at the time ai
est quantum of pleasw
on.
One day, wa
along the 'Bav
goneteatt of his tipy
A -foreigliner pere
plunged in and saved
on the shore galler*
were IaviSh Of their /)
Fo /141" sag,he,
in what 1 htive' done
that it g.tve mem
dro-wning; than td
most -correct 3of j
would be to give
Always exident, ami
atto, e all selfish
la, third p itty his nod
mustbe florever
A. repparl
w-TMtotile 141t,
said
,Agusta, and tOol.,c
Right beside vie sat
/of the back toWIIS
dinner More at a
Before his plate sat
ftaalf.itihIge kwt1;.!11.-,tlirg)wicialsig•:
on the things, he u
in less t!tan no tim-
'his mouth. A' -ii
grinders • the te irs e
At last, spitting
hand, lie.1;3.111 it 4
his plate, ard with a
whole table in, a
Just lie their an