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Moses Skinner, Esq., on
" Drummers."
In his cer-respondence to. the Bos-,
torr True- Jfiag, he .commences as
follows
MF. EDITOR,—: -My Chain Light-
ning Tonicis such a success, that I
concluded to start off on a profes-
sional tour, not as : a travelling
physician, exactly (though I do not
-object to sage a life -occasionally,
-when I can make it pay), but as a
retailer cummet•Ld traveler. In
short, I have joined the noble corps
of Boston drummers, that ravenous
svrarm of sunmer locusts, who go
tro.adcast over the land, devouring
every green thing, and waylaying
innocent storekeepers with samples
.and. impedence.
I hive long pined to be a drum -
met', but I was afraid I Hadn't, in -
tailed enough, and` l;tc'.red the
necessary refinement, and in thi; I
am not alone. Daniel Webster was
smart, but he couldn't sell goods on
the road worth a copper. Napoleon
Bonaparte undo btedly had abilities,.
but lie wasted 'em all in the military
business. 'What he alight have at-
tained if apprenticed eaely in life te.
a jobbing -house in Boston, must
now be a ;harrowing reflection- to his'
relatives.
I am at Portland, State of Maine:
Portland is a very pretty city, and
is mostly occupied by " (hummers
from Roston. Occasionally a , few
of these rioters are arrested, but
the next .train- brings -a reinforce-
ment, who
einforce-ment,..wllo leave theit samples at a
)hotel, and go round seeking whore
they may devour, after which the
drink each other blind, and write -
home how dull business is.
It would take voltlnes to describe
a genuine drummer ;: none ''of your
wishy-washy kind, but a regular
howler, who knows.a thing or two,
and is up to snuff, At the hotel
where I stopped there were fifty
guests, forty-nine of whorl were
`drummers. The other one informed
me privately that he used to ve,
but;.seeing that it was slowly bring-
ing his mother's gray hairs inlsorrow
to the grave, he altered his dissolute
course, and he is now an honored.
shoemaker in Lynn, -whom he"has
risen to the proud distinction. of As-
sistant Crispin.
I have taken a lively interest in
Portland since the great fire, from
the fact of my donation, which im-
mediately followed. In the list of
names, mine appears for the sum of
thirty cents. t gave it freely, be-
cause I thought, at that time, of
going into the philanthropy business,
but, on being informed• by a phre-
nologist that I never would make
an eminent philanthropist, I aban-
doned the ides.. He informed ine,
)however, that if no obstacles were
thrown in lily way, I would doubt
less make an eminent convict, and
offered to -set . we u;) in Wall
.Street.
I went into the hotel last night
with the intention of retiring earl),
but I paused as my eves took the
scene. Around the "store were seat-
ed seventeen as bea ttiful drummers
as you eculd wish to feast your eve
on. They represented everything,
from a gutta-percha hymn book tote
ruboe,' doll that would squeegee
They were all smoking pipes, vary-
ing in size from a water -rail to a
nutter -firkin, and each one was try
ing, with Christian fortitude that
wassimply herroic, to conte as near
the :spittoon as possible without
going in; --distance, seven feet.
They ,Fere beguiling the time in
pleasant anecdotes of the. day's ex-
perience.
"I sold oris W;1p5ie a: bill td -day,"
said one; " but I hard to draw my
revolve)' on him before 1 could do
it."
What do you bearer said I
" ilc: you carry a revolver t"
" 0, Lorcl ! ain't he green 2" he
replied. turning to the others. "Of
course we do,`" said he ; " drama
mere carry 'em. "We couldn't sell
any goods if we didn't. We call
'em petsuaders, and when. I get
aline loaded she's good for six cus-
tomers."
"The last time I was down to ing of the f•uthlessness of her 1
Lewiston," said another,i asked > .ed i the 1lithert undeveloped instin
blood were roused
fury in the breast
elle of the forest.
with a revolsrer, she
'ace of her lover,
twenty per, cent
red up his ears
But your; 'hu
enough for hint,' he
went up the lig a rain
simples strappe p
if I didn't sell h m u
rod," said f e, to rnin
can eat.say liver."
I thank y,u,
p Sysiciati warns m
suippers'
` : "The name our
ho, hanli e g me u 1 to
To -mo row T ; he
TH
oi,I', u Borax st
nil go •n the r
ilJleJ servant as
inued. ' I
d with my
P bank, and
p tere on the
olrne, "you
' but my
ainst late
)p- ,employment ivas w
of: ". a portion of then
now in course of
others to the f
Since then, on s
from three to fou
arrived and been d.
day. Such ase the
Depot for-disposin
on their arrival.
'.labor is still iuerea
E vest approaches:
unfilled for two ti
:for the various line..
in conrse of cobstr
demand increases a
for harvest hands.
0
p fson," said
tile bar.
The Longest .S
In the annals
land }Lou
record of i
oratory.e
the term
se of A.
she mos
er acco
let's, i
seine . Gelvetntne
welly sp ke for
ag, dist .t nit, a
tit owing
est achieve
Oi•ero. kI.
in heafte
su -'ect-of
ski 1s: of W
elo
an
he
ex h:
wo
bed
ing
Veit
Spat
the,
i,ess
thet
snor ng soundly. Tl.
a winter's um aline-
n to the
ie ts.of
co
.n.
he
lv
uence 'log
then h 's
nuet so:
ustion, a
Id be pass ,d, a i
by eleven. The
without heir
ck struck, and 1
were as lotus a:
•,
and date' infill
ti overntilel
and bla
selves on
)11
nine
on,0
pre
s.
ed o
Apo
cav
d t
0E10
t
se.
Record.
ewfouna-
1t e have 'a
blefeat; of
One of
to bailie
ores, ai4-
tir hours
tch—thus
*he migliti
o. ones and
rt ur;o'clock;
u ,ronaising.
i ii;d for the
ani of his
e°o'clock,
state that
tom "sheer
motion1, they snugly in
wet e reckon
-
host. Twelve
he tons of hi.
ever In (le -
n t . o be beat,
th
an ,
or, s
rem
01'
It
we
a
shat
Le
icedil
th
n
i6st ri
til r'
en is fel t
th
1t' sen
ikecs,
she flc
nee for ma
ti'etchiiig'
ere soot,'
ra i light of
a'- 1 ngth glinl-
mer4l through the winclpws—the
meth era . rubbed- their dyes and
yaw •or, there was
their , ntly 1. blown"
e
ed --to their hor
tormentor, evid
still -vigorous,
at the 1e Wolves' s
h
es torrents of i
them fairly aN
1em,sel�res with
f coffee in th
they. determined
oon-gun fired a
to reel—his hen
the desk defiant
mbler_ after tum
held on, and n.
our did ` he colla
to a chair was
nt. In vain d
ouse hint bydas;
temples, and
. He had to be
story goes that
ht 11outts. IIi:
remeull;.ered in
dthose:who were pr1v11_ Sed
ld thati m .
eaner tile con iict
d down the pa rticularsl to
Idien's-Children. Such.pluck
and ene •g)r could not go tiny ewarded.
That ori for is now the occupant of
one of t e highest oil ces of the Gov
carmen r Who can deny that ir-
tue is occasionally rewardedrewardedeve in
this life. X. l ; 3llail.
but ,.1(1 7oundicg'
away In 1 pOu1•iug
out ti iveetive when
lie sa eke, Content-
ing. t a omfortless
cup : r flesh taint
room, to stt'.it, out.
The :: d the giant
ds�ifi longer" mote ly -_ 1e eiup
tied tt
still.h
ter to
ping i
a nota
try to
ter on.
nostril
and th
forty-ei
long be
land, a
to beh%
-will se
their ch
began
ler o water,
t t ll a inti
)Se, and c11Lop-
vst a;sleelo in
cl his friends
ting cold wa-
tiekling his
.arried_hgnle,
he Slept,' for
name !will
Newfoi nd-
The Ve
A sin
recently
is given
seems the
dos, a no
land, had
half-breec
The girl
French.
beauty sll
ous, and •
antelope.
tion ate, a
possessing
jealousy..
her bosons
fortunate)
geance of an Indi "n Girl
Filar ease of jealous . which
ecurred in ‘,Vestern Te as
II the El Paso Ji-
ere./d„ It
t a young-n1;in minted Chan
ive of Roehester, in Eng_
made love to • a -.beautiful
girl, sixteen years of age
vas half Apache and h if
In addition to her gre
was intelligent, vivaci
S active and .aierti as an
She was gentle an ffec-
d no ene suspected�h 'sr of
:lie terrible passions 1v itch
ubsequently aroused in
')'lie English loo r till
beectrlle .aequaintec 'ith
ai white gi -1 named Wilson, w was
on a visit rota a Southern Sat .'' to
her friend. in Western .Texas. Miss
Nilson. v as beautiful •and acconl -
act her civilized
e ,than a match fo
attractions of the A,
zesu1t.was 'dirt` Chanel os
e beautiful half-breed and
;aged to miss W`.1 n
g day was set. On 1eur-
h vrr,
,.
its of
to all:
't isles
rn1-
we
testint
Lt
0
-plished,
proved mo
barbarous
burl.. The
deset ted th
because en
The weddi
racee
• the -
ache
`sal fairer to cele up to the hotel
and .look at. my san,�ples, and. he
slid he would, but lie tried to
sneak by W10out . My seeing Bina, ing
Of course.) Wafilf t going to stand no. 1 to t.
such nonsense as that, .you know, so 1 soft
het. A pach�
their savag
untutored
1
hereelf
he residt
ly to 1.1_
ug''ii the
to to hi
tees a f
tied for
, in de
)'lends 1
e wiide
e with Il"
Day.
De
e dem;it
be rc;acii
hat in .
e arriv
t; Toro
on T
hour, a
day 65(
be
d is
I goes out ;end collar Lint ! He thio
swore he didn't �w;utt .any goods, a no
lout T knew better ; so I_go-t another ernes
•
fellow to help me, and we just gag- I cons
ged hint and carried him up the cabin
back way: I locked him _ in, and ; her f
kept him there two days before he. to th
(lune to his oats,: but I fetched.him abod
finally. He may think- I'm a flat,
but I wasn't born yesterday."
0, the storekeepers are gectiog
meaner than dirt," said another,.
"The hist time I sold old Borax,down to _Bangor', there werere twenty-
three of us waiting for hien to conte
back from dinner. He saw- us, and
tried to slide ni the basement. We
put after him, and opened our
wimples. He gave a yell, and rush-
ed u1, stairs. Just as he was going ' of an
tiltou�;h the scuttle, a fellow l a,wled :name
cut that he was selling at half cost I had b
s. rocnt, and shot him i
heart as lie w4 'Vi ting
s -betrothed. She was
cv liours a.fterware-i and
the night in an 01
a 1og
u1t: of a prison. Bu'
escttedher, and, she fie
takeness, there toake herl
r rnothet'swild kin c red,...
A t the Emlgrato
pot, " Toro:. toy' 1
Th id for labor in Ont : ric
mayly underst.od from thei
fact t ne day se•.en hundred
pe0pl 'd' at th Ernigta•ion
A
DePoto—tile I assengers:
the stemmas Niger a ,d " Scand' a�
viane ucsciay, t e 1st i
All were bre' kfastecl i the cot
d by 6.1 in. of
of thewi ole •num er'
-ributed, s here •e dv,
of
a
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h
P
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HURONEXPOSITOR
aiting for them--
to
hem-to the railways
onstrucaon, and
rming districts.
veral occasions,
r hundred have
stributed in one
fa„ ilitieS of this
of bho Se pedple
'be demand tor
ing as hay liar-
rders are still
ousand laborers
of railway now
ction, while the
tong the farmers
H
cf-
w
rn
cis
BE SURE AND GO .TO
TSH O"MAS Lt E'S
(Shearson & Co.'s Old St
FNO, 1 S
0f all kinds. •
All va ieties of Ttirni1
3rIL. :
d,)
DS,
Seeds,
CARTER'S IMIPERLIL, the )Vest Sws a Tin -nip in
SKI1t1 NC 'S IiPIrovl:l.) DO.
-SHARP'S trltPLE TOP Do
SU'rro~~'s CHAMPION DO.
YELLOW 37+.XtllEL+ N D0.
WHITE 0 o13E AND .ST UI LE.
The Che pest cL Best Teas i. Town,
got at LE 'S
I
For SH • SONS'S No. FLOUR, go to
THOMAS L E'S.
All knds of lProuce
Men in Exchange fcr Good , at
THE III REST C A H P ICES.
REMEMBR t
SHEARS 1 N <c CO.'S OLD S AND
THOMAS L E.
or Post for Salle, cheap.
PS.
I69 tf
EG
t
S! EGS!
THE Subscriber begs to ntimate that
he is still prepared t p r•chase Eggs
at his
at the Mar
and to /,ay the
PRICE 1N -C SH !
esh Eggs that may offer.
Store
t ITIGI7ES
ILfor all f
!' To Merch
with whom
Past three
thanks, and
Business rel
Seaforth.
et,
nts in Town -and C*untry
e has done Business in the
ears, he returns MS best
hopes for a continuance of
tions.
WM. MALCOM.
Larch 3, 1571. 1(8-tf
AINLE-yvir,
E.
IMPOiTANT N9TICE.
mHEn
j, to elo
a view of
to amioun
CAVAN
NEW BAKERY & C
clersigned haviS T a
g determined
e up his present business, with
Aerating elsewhere, begs leave
e that; he -has on hand over
$20,000 WORTH OF
New Shplo Fant',y GooC1s;
of every kindr
-Which he ill dispose of at a great sacci'', f
lice, for Cash or Pr
odntse.
THE STAPLE AND FANCY
DAY - GOODS,
AND
CLOTE-IING'= STO JIL .c
Have just leen received direct from the
jlanufactur rs in Great Britain—this I
,Spring, andivill be found unusuallywell 1
P
assorted and attractive; '
4rVr is the time for Farmers anal others
to get Bargains, as' the whole Stock mast
be dispocd of in three mouths.
Is
ALSO FOR SALE
—A—
STORE, l STORE -HOUSE,,
STABLE,
Anel -1, Acres of Land,
1 ith Orchard,
In the thrivinrg village of Crarabrnok,
and a nulnl?er of Village Lots and
BAR LAi\TID S r
-
In Ainley 11e and neighbourhood.
S.LSO, —•
HORSES, W k.(1 ONS, CART LAGES,
SLEIG IS, ETC., ETU
J. LECKIE.
Aiuley� isle, lth May, 1871.:
N. B.—All p4rties indebted t, the sub-
scriber by oven u e Note or Aceetttit, are
requested to call and settle the same at
once, thereby Sa11ve costs, -LJ. L 170-13
• NEW 4\RRIVALS'!
J.Bonljiroii&Son
Have a .large stock of
N Ell
Sprhig
GH'S
NEEDTHDNERy
E _
J. CAVA AGH
Keeps on h9 nd
ALL KIND OF
-"RRE -
BiSCults, C aCkerS;
CAKES, ND
CONFECTIONERY.
WEDDING
Made to order.
174
SEATO
Sash, Doo
BLIND FA
AKES
J. C. 'T Asti AGH,
Main st eet, ,Seaforth.
TORY.
MITE Subscribers beg o
(( their numerous cus o
i beral patronage extends
-commencing business in
trust that they will be
f
bontinuance-of the same.
Parties intending to 1, .
well to give them a call
continue to keep on hand
of all kinds of
ve to thank
ners for the
0 them since
'eaforth, and
voredwith a
uid would do
as they wvil
large Stoc1
DRY PINE. WEBER SASHES,
DOORS, BLINDS, lt:M LDINGS,
SHINGLES, LAT I, &c.,
hev feel confident of givin satisfaction
to those who may favour them with
their patronage, as ai( 11x; but
first class workmen are
employed. ,
v' Particular attention pai 1 to -Custom
Planing - I
I3ROADFOOT GRAY.
UELPH SEWING MACHINE CO.
14
G
THE O8 OR
—•.1.LSo,—
A tare stock of
FI,ESK`
GRO(JERIE
Which they ‘1111 sell very cheap.
Call and see for yourselves s,t the
Shop lately occupied. by
WM. ROBERTSON & 09.
J. LONT RON & SON..
16:9-tf
MR. JOHN !THOMPSON
He has now on lTLIIANK,S his nupierous custome s for
their - liberal 11p,tronage duriu the
last fifteen years, aid trusts he will re-
ceive its continuan4:e,
and a large a:sort-
nient of Good Sound j
- Green Hjerniock I
Which he warrants i11 give satisfaction.
t A1lSo
FENCING ANBD DRAINING
LUM ER,
ALWAYS KEW KEPI T ON HAND.
—AL;o-
200,00 FEEIT OF PINE
CUT !o1
BUILDING AND GENERAL PURPOSES
Which he offers onliberal terms. ;Or-
ders will be promptly attended to,
The Mill is situated on the Towniine
of McKillop and Hullctt, 3 and 1 miles
from .the -Huron Road.
Seaforth, Nov. 16, r 1870. 84-tf.
MISS MC NTOSI
Wishes to announce to the ladies of Sea-
-forth and snrroundibg country that
she has renfoved to
The FARMERS' STORE, above the Oi.D
POST OFFICE,
Where she will be most happy to receilve
orders in - 1
MILLINER' r, DRESS
AN
'MANTLE MAKING,
In the latest and niosti approved style of
the season. She also Deeps on hand
• A Choice Selection of Flowers, Feath-
ers, 'Terry Silk, &c. t, -
STRAW AND HAIR. WORK
cleaned on short notice,
171-tf
Th
ock-Stitch Sewing
CD
housands throughout (.!.!aiiada, are
no% ' using these machines. I 'hey have
bee i tested beyond. all quest on, make
the favorite lock -stitch, alike on bah
side , and are prononnced Su ierior Ito
any other machine offered the publi§„
For wide range of work, perfectio
beatty and excellence of inechanis4
The Osborn. Sewing 2Ifaclane Has
No Rival.
Improvements ha* lately been
math, enabling the manufacturers to
clain it as the ne plus ultra, 01 Sewing
bein received daily from old as well as
new operators attesting its wonderful
capa Alities. Will do all kinds of do-
mestic sewing, from the finest cambric
to the coarsest oVercoat or uppe leather,
GUARANTEED TO PE -AS REPRPSENTED,
OR NO SALE, WARRANTED: 143R
THREE YEARS.
Th Osborn Outfit is comPlOte and
readily comprehended. Is *sold lat one-
: half the price httherto charged for ma-
chine doing a like., range of w nic, the
• it within the reach of every f mily in
the country.
A TRIAL FEFORE PURCHASE w 11 con-
vince all that our machines are un -
THE GUELPH REVERKBLE
Is pre-eminently the best Single-hread
Machine offered to the public—henee its
marvelous succeas Will do all v4rieties
of domestic sewing. PRICES 01-1EATIX
Hand Machine, with full outfi , $12 ;
Treadle do., $17. ‘4-5,- Each achine
tfr Agents wanted everywhere. Splen-
did inducements to naake money.
Apply to .
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE
GUELPH, CANADA.
CHEAP LOT FOR S LE.
5 0 -,,i0k0OREScLaosFtishagooufillt,yot enth
with Log!house. Eight acres el ared,
Patented. Address KxpOSITOn, Seaforth,
or JOHN LOGAN, Esq., Teeswater.
March 31, 1E171. 173 13t
MONEY
T HAVE the above sum on h9d for
investment on good Fann Security, at
JOHN 8, PORTER.
SEA.FOR.TII, July 25, 1870. 139,-4-
D. McIVAUGHT
WOULD respectfully i2timate to the
inhabitants of Seaforth and vicin-
ity, that he still continues to carry On
Pusiness nseal, in. the old stand, on
the North road.
Jobbing of all kinds, and l'forseshoeing
especially, promptly attended to.
THE SEAFORTH
Lumber
ABEE & MAI DONALD
B g to ' inform the public hat they have
m rly used as a Lumber Yard, by Mr.
hey will keep constantly on band a
good assortment of ALL RINDS OF
L AMER,. dressed and undressed.
LATH AND SHEN OLES,
A of which they are prep red to sell at
th lowest possible prices f Cash.
udders and others will inal it to their
ad.% antage to inspect ow- stock, and as-
wh a -e, as we are in a position to offer
AVM. N. WATS ON
VAYS HAS ON 1IAND THE
IN THE MARX ET,
Eith r for Family use, or for ."Nlaaufac-
turb g purposes. Both single -thread -ea
and double -threaded, and locs.-stitch
Mae iines can be supplied.
P rfeet satisfaction ,guaranteed,
instr etions given to purchasers gratis,.
Om arm insure property against Fir.e and
MarLie Disaster, and Life and Lind>
against 'death and accident, with the
Ile Liverpool and •London and Globe,
bestZniiiiashn.ie)s, being Agent for
The Provincial of Canada, (Canada.)
The 4' ore District Mutual, (Village and.
The :Niagara District :Mutual, (Village
The `..2ravelers of Hartford, (Life and
AFONEY TO LEND
160
At rno4lerate rates of interest. .N0 eom-
.M01 TGAUES bought on equitable
terms.
The ubscriber is atill in his ki stand,
and pr pared to pay
he Highest Cash Pri e
For an, r quantity of
OOD FRESH EG
Deliver sl at the
Main street, Seaforth.
To all partics (merchants and others)
with "wl om he has done business during
the past four years, he returns hearty
thanks, Ind trusts by strict attention to
business to merit their patronag,e in the
DAVID D. WILSON.
eafoi h, March 16, 1871. 171-tf
Vete "'nary Surgton
Begs to ntimate to the inhabit uits of
Seaforth nd surrounding countr , that
has'op lied an Ofiice Seaforth where
he may b consulted personally or by let-
ter, on th Diaeases of Horses, Cat le, '&c.
education and having been awan ,od the
Diploma f the -Veterinary -Co toge of
Ontario, ‘. J. Churchill has eve eon-
fidence of giving satisfaction to 1 who.
may ernpl )y.
REFERE Smith, V. S., 'rinci-
Buckland, Dr. Thorburn, Dr. Row 1 and.
All
Bs promptly attended to.
Offiee— rmichaers Hotel, Seaforth.
NE GROCE
Late of Seaforth,)
Bega to inf nen the public that has
opened a rocery Store, in
THE BRICK PREMISESy
Lately occ pied by Mr. John Logan,
.NEAR THE BR IDGE„
BC VOYDVILLE
Where he ill Ireep on hand
A COMPLETE STOCK -OP
Fresh Groceries.*
able as hose of any other house
in the trade.
The Hi
hest Market Ptice
PAID Fon
WM. THOMSON,
179-tf Eemondvi+.
, 1R71
The True Road to
Thus far, Canada hz
to be thankful that -
peetilence has been in
grtlilt 011;11114y has
Our trade and cc Mill
prospC1 (1d, and t ill!
flintriSi I ed. N1-4, are
Own. Still, it iS fler("I
men -step the 1,ounds of
the satiefartion we ik1
progress, and thp kina
en ter ta in io wards ot
lay our founda6aii
We 'mast fir.1-
imtrioti,-;:n, and. then
sPIN-
:znd
for
I i MO Mt •zi and n911,010'
IA 0 Must siripori, our
j t
'horses and ealtie, and :
Iti4itory dull- on (
ik;
roex-14"P not hiwr, to pee -
he gl ar:Is his every
as to vx,Antle all vonm,
eadiglIgentsl, then tit 3
i11-cleprndt.14t 11.111:4 do the
And. farther, it eve
elothi i Canadian boot
or ea? ie in tlf:ei V011111;
::).t.S: (:Ips, 1)01131(4:4z,
;44.111, M-1` 1 1n1111:1'34.'71 /Sitt4ill 0 .r
Will k. 'Pp i list SO In itri
110Ille 01 t. '11 WiSP., 0 1141
4)/A. of the 1 hnninion to
after fnaa ivy to he i•rivt
it will give employinew
eande (if workmen. and
maiket for all the grain tl
eg-a-res,"1;1:li rjacierlIfT t71::!ii211-41 11
they N's,'.1111 Save al 1 the
suraneti. ;led bitterest on
'expended in its pureliase, IA
trade (11,trille..3 to the with',
- Let every leans unite
*alai oil tee we are in ium 1?
tronise and promote ..N *
li
iginelitt el ,011 rsel Vi. s. We
:rid Inllilslry, and build
for Canatliatis 2-- lilt it hi/ gii
Olei. mations on -Shoi
No pe .son shOulas,eNter:a
horse to 0.3 shod by _a fart:
knife used for cutting away ;
ally nra .ed against the s
wilen used in shovviiin,D,r AN
horn. The A.liniglity de:it:-
frog as toll elastic, insensible.
-on whieh the horse ehould a!
do the fdavis and some anio,
away thie most useful part, an
:greater fay ean be intagini
to a reae4aiabIe man it °lay i,
to be naked to make the (et
apparent.; The blackennth
gue that lite must ent away
and eontetimes they are so
as to &Jere they cut ttway
t011prev•ilt. the vety object of
out, nor Any portion ; if alle"
take its ter,tural comae, it bet:
pedect seeety stand and /mil
to the foe , In.colts the fro.
be seen int its full vigor and
3108s ; imilat the first sboerit
knife gentra* Nes to `wort
table Sleepers.
Sleep le nearly as great a
ea ever it was. liettli has be
co -metal toncerning the both's'.
Iiaritive manifested during thi
tion of our <existence ; but ail
.-tritnit that they ai,e ,only 41.
• el d ,rrif the subject yet,
Leetande, can some men Ina:,
their I) )(lily an4.1 mental vigo!
ex) smaii an ;mount of sieei) as
yeas ale known to have been. et
with a marvelously small
R11),. Yrederic.1 the Grc
seitl to hai.e allowed hip self
General Mliott, the, hex()