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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

"CREDITs AND DEBITs."-Since we have
largely indebted to our cotemporaries in neigh
bouring States, for the very Aattering manner
in which they have been pleased to speak Of
us; and the more particularly SO, since we have
commenced publishing semi-weekly; and now,
once for oil, we beg Of them generally and col
lectivcly, to accept our sincere thanks. But
whilst we have felt ourselves fattered in this
way, we have often felt sadly chagrined, to
find many of our articles on which we have be-
slowed some pains, and which were very pop
ular, copied into papers, without being accrcd-
tied to our humble publication. Many of our
"Portraits of the Opposition" we have seen
| copied entire, into papers. and in some instan-
ces placed under the editorial head, without
giving us the least credit To write our Por-
traits has cost us some expense, If no great
trouble; and when they are copied, we think
it is no more than right. that they should be ac-
credited to our paper. We have said on more
occasions than one, that we do not place any
particular value on our writings, but if they are
worth copying, they are certainly worth the
trouble Of crediting; and we should be pleased
to have so much courtesy extended.
In opening the Washington Messenger, few
days since, we found copied into its columns.
sketch of the famous Mrs. Mary Ann Clarke.
extracted from our biographical notice Of the
Duke Of York, and yet no credit was given us
for preparing it. In this instance, Mrs. Colvin
might Intentionally have neglected us, or she
might have supposed that we copied the article
from an English publication, although it was
published in our paper under the editorial head,
and was, what it purportcd to be, original
That, for the facts, we were indebted to histor-
ical records OF the times, and to our own re-
collections, is not to be denied; but then it was
written by us, and was prepared after consid-
cradle difficulty and labour; and We were as
much entitled to the credit Of it, without max
ing an invidious comparison, as Hume was to
his history of England. His history was writ
ten from IA cts furnished by other writers. and
biographical sketch of the noble Duke.
We should not notice these affairs, but for
disposition TO do ourselves justice; and all who
know any thing about newspaper publications,
| well know, that it is of some consequence to
have their original articles credited, as it
serves to make the paper known. and to acquire
patronage for it, where il has never circulated.
One more small complaint and we have done.
Many of our articles are copied, and credited
to the " Literary Gazette" although there is
no paper ofthat name published on tho Cont
nent. If our articles are considered Of suffic-
lent consequence to be copied, we hope those
who transplant them to their columns, will do
us justice, and give us credit.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25
HALL g. MITCHELL,

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
ID EMOVAL.-The subscribers take this op-
IL portunity to inform their friends and the
public that they have (in consequence of the
ate fire. removed to the vooms formerly occu-
pied by A. V. Dixie, Tailor, No. q, Cheapsde,
directly opposite their old stand, where they in
tend carrying on the above business as usual.
They likewise tender their sincere thanks to the
public in general for the liberal patronage which
they have received, and solicit continuance
Of the same. HALL & MITCHELL.
April ID 6w
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25
NEW GOODS.

KTORSE & DRAPER, No. 9. Market
lvl Street, have received by the steamboat
from New-York, and just opened. prime as
sortment Of Spring Goods, of the latest i'm
portations and fashions: consisting Of Cloths of
all colors and qualities, Brazilian stripes, brown
and white French Drillngs, Circassians and
French Bombazines, super Marseilles Vestings,
Valencia do. silk do. Crava.s ofall kinds, Cra-
vat stiflners, Gloves and Hosiery of every de-
scription, Cologne Water, &c. &c. all Of which
are offered at a small advance for cash or short
approved credit. Also one case Tillotings, that
will be sold low by TIC piece.
April 49, 4t
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

CaIrIcIsM.-Ifo our friend, the talented and
facetious editor of the Warren Star, will be pa
tient, we will attempt to reconcile the two par
agrapbs, which he has noticed and copied from
the first number Of our somi-wcekly publica-
tion. We would do SO now, had we time, and
space to spare; but as we have neither, ws
must for the moment bespcak his kind hndul-
gcnce. We assure our friend we take his re-
marks in "good part" and are far from
being disposed to take any exceptions to his
criticism
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

ANIMAL Commemorative invite the at
tention of those gentlemen who are in the hab-
it of worshipping the jolly god, to perusai of
the following case of combustion, which is
copied from the writings fthe celebrated Doc
tor Trotter, man who spent much Of his life
in striving to make men grow temperate. 1t
is worthy Of serious consderation--and how
very odd that bibber would feel. who should
chance to realize the horrors Of animal com
bustion. The case we copy, was of lady
aged eighty years, and is thus recited
"This is the case Of woman eighty years
Of age, exceedingly mcagre, who had drank
nothing but ardent spirits for several years.
She was sitting in her elbow chair, while her
waiting maid went out Of the room for a few
moments. On her return, seeing her mistress
on fire, she Immediately gave the alarm, and
some people coming to her assistance, one OF
them cndeavoured to extinguish the flames
with his hands, but they adhered to them as
if they had been dipped in brandy or oil on fire.
Water was brought and thrown on the lady in
abundance, yet the fire appeared more violent,
and was not extinguished, till the whole body
had been consumed. The lady was in the same
place in which she sat every day; there was
no extraordinary fire, and she had not fallen"
In certain section of the United States,
where the people are given TO habits of in
temperance, they never dare 10 blow at lamp
or candle, with the mouth, so fearful are they
Of combustion, and TO obyiatc so much danger
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS STORE.

II w. LONGLEY, No. SO, Westminster
II . Row, has opened general assortment
of Fancy and Staple Goods: consisting of
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Plaids,
Stripes, Bombazetts, Bombazine, Ga; "a Val
encia Vest Patterns; Pink, blue and black
Vest Patterns; Stripe Jean; Marselles Vest
ing; Suspenders; Watch Ribbons; good gilt
Buttons; shaded Vestings; Silk Flag Handker-
chiefs; dark Bandanna ditto; German do black
Lustring; Caroline Stripe; mourning Prints;
black and slate Cambria; ditto Pink ditto; Fur
nture Patch; white Cotton Fringe; white Cra-
~ats, extra size; best English silk Gloves, black
and white extra large, for gentlemen; light
and dark horse skin ditto; ladies superfine
Paris made Gloves; short and long white silk
ditto; Misses white Kid do; Ladies black silk
do; silk Hose; slate and black cotton ditto;
white and yellow Flag Handkerchiefs; black
do; chocolate do; new pattern linen cambric
Handkerchiefs; imitation do, plain and col
cured borders; striped cambric do; Lafayette
do; French Levantne Silk; India do; dotted
Swiss Muslin; plain do; plain and figured Jaco-
net do superfine cambric Muslin; imitation
cambric GA; tamboured book Muslin; plain
book do Ga and 4-4; Cambria, A.; do Ga;
check Muslin, Ga; striped do; mulled Cambria
Turban Muslin; plaid figured book do; wide
bobinet Lace; black and white muslin Collars
muslin Brands black and white Lace Wells;
Grape Shawls; raw silk do; Cashmere Shawls;
long and square do; black gauze Handker-
chiefs; black groto nap; silk Sinchaw do; black
Sarsnet; black Italian Grape; best do French;
do mourning Wells; extra wide green Grape;
white do superior quality; green gauze Yelling
Grape; coloured Cambria; Paris wrought Mus
lin Caps Of different patterns, from to 8 dol
lars: fine London prints, superior quality
straw colored. and green plaid Belt Ribbons,
new style; pink. blue, black, lilac, slate and
black plaid do; together with an assort-
ment Of fashionable Bonnets and Hats, worthy
the attention Of the Ladies, as many of them
are of an ontire new style. 3t april FL
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

[The fair author Of the lines below, entitled
The Saviour's Baptism is informed, that
we shall ever consider our paper peculiarly
honored when il may chance to be graced with
her effusions. "The Savjour's Baptism" is
full Of the beautiful and sublime; and would
do honour to the pen Of the most eminent and
gifted writers. We hope that we shall often
hear from our fair correspondent
FOR THE LITERARY CADET.
THE SAVIOUR'S BAPTISM.
II was lovely morn. The rising sun,
In all his orient grandeur; shone broad,
And bright, o'er Jordan. The laughing tide,
Leapt up for Joy: and kissed the fowery
Banks, to meet the first warm tinge of that
Bright beam; which shone glorious prelude,
To Sun more glorious-The Sun Of Right
eousness.
The nightingale prolonged her vocal strain;
Unconscious why--and the voluptuous bee.
Paused from his renovated toll, to murmur out
His joyfllness-and universal Nature woke
To see a wondrous jubilee.
It was the natal day of Christian Faith.
Twas tie baptizng place Of Christian
Worship.-And the Almighty God
Was Sponsor-and Angel bands, and
Seraph Choirs, attended---and Love
Eternal, saw--approved---and blessed.
Then, came one, from Lebanon, whose
Garments stepped in balmy dows, from
That sweet spot, were sweeter than the
Gales that blow from Araby. His locks,
Were like the branching Ivy, whose
Light tendrs, clinging to the Cedar tops;
Float on the morning air, in curling beauty,
And on his high arched brow was stamped
In lines, that forced conviction, the mystic
Power of Goodness. Then multtudes came
forth,
And sought, of him, to wash their sins away
In the deep waters. But he reproved their
Unrepenting eagerness-and told them Of a
Mighter One, Of One so mighty, that
He, himself, might not unclasp the latchet
From his shoes. They wondered much, and
Pondered what these things might
Mean. Until man came forth from
Galilee-and stood among them.
His form we may not paint. Nor may
We tell, what glories circled round
Him. Man may not-must not, dare the
Bold review. Twas the embodied form,
Of Gods unchanging love! The living,
Moving, acting, Mercy of Omnipotence.
| He stood on Jordan's bark. The multitude,
Intuitively, hailed him, Saviour. And
An involuntary tribute rose from
All hearts, like exhalations, from
A grove Of myrrh trees Fragrant with
Weeping. He bowed his holy head under
The hand of John-and sank beneath
The wave. No sound-no voice was heard,
All, all was holy silence; astonished Earth
Was dumb-But Heaven was torn asunder,
To hail the darling of Omnipotence,
The mighty Son of the Almighty Father;
The holy spirit came--and downlike, settled OF
Him, and then--a voice-Deep as the
Mighty Thunders-yet sweeter, than the gales
That sighs o'er Lebanon-Broke from the
Rending heavens. Saying to, the world, to
All that live, and move, Receive my Son."
CAROLINE.
Providence, Apru 21, 1927.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25
NOI4, MARKET SQUARE.

pUTTS q LOCKWOOD, have just receiv-
ID ed from New York, a handsome assort
ment of fashionable fresh imported Goods,
whichthey offer for sale at small advance from
the auction prices. Among them are-fne and
superfne blue, black, brown, olive, drab, clar.
ct, steel and Oxford mixed Broadcloths and
Cassimeres; Velvet, Silk, Valencia, Tolinet
and Marseilles Vestings, elegant patterns; black
silk, flag, Bandana, German aud Clinton Silk
handkerchieis buff, white and fancy Cravsts (;
worsted, cotton and silk Hose and half Hose /;
Umbrellas, Suspenders of all kinds, Nankeens,
Bang up Cords, Linen Drills, brown and black
Linens, Cravat Pads, super black silk Velvet
Paddinss, Fille.ings, blue, black, and colered
Sewing Silks, and many other articles. On
hand, Ready Made Clothing.
Garments made to order, in the first style and
workmanship aad warranted to fit.
April 7.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

A letter from London, Of recent date, receiv.
ed at Washington, says: Samuel Williams, tho
great American Merchant, No. 10 Finsbury
Square, London, is in first credit; and will IN .
few years be enabled TO CRAFTY the first wish
Of his heart, pay every one who lost by his
bankruptcy. He lost a superior fortune by ~
luck--ba, never his goud naine.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

N. b. The subscriber intends carrying on the
Tailoring Business, in all its various branches.
Garments made to order in the first style, with
neatness and despatch. He invites his friends
in general TO call Do-Particular attention
paid to cutting.
WANTED, two Journeymen Tailors.
April 1s
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

they have long tin tubes which are invariably
used on such occasions.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25
DOCT. j. +. AMES.

"AVING talen an Office, at No. 48, Wey-
IL boss ,t-strne', respectfully offers his SER
vices as Practitioner of Medicine and Surgery
Select medicines of the best quality may be had
of him at his office. Feb. 9.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25
CO-PARTNERSHIP
UNHE subscribers have entered into Copart-
IL nership, under the firm Of
III. $. g. T.. DRAPER,

and have taken store No. IL, Westminster-
Street, opposite whitman's Block, where they
invite their friends to call. They intend keep
ing on hand general assortment of BROAD
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTlNGS.
They have a general assortment Of Fancy
Goods, which they will sell at cost
HENRY s. DRAPER,
EDWARD DRAPER.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25
f.. G.. g. 4. WELLS

f. G. & T. WELLS
No. 2l, MARKEr-saUARE,
"AVE just received from New-York, their
III Spring supply Of Broadclo:hs, Casssi-
meres, vestings, &c. &c.-amOns which are
Blue,
Black,
Olive, SUPERFINE
Claret. fBROADCLOTHS.
Steel and
Fancy mixed,
e.: e., $;::s and |oA'''"rHH'.
Tsif"sis, Tsii;ns;t.. } vEsrrScs.
Marseillos, aud ELEGANT PAT
Silk Velvet TERMS.
Cravats and Handkerchief, Of every de.crp-
tion.
ON HAND-An extensive assortment OF
Ready Made CLOTHING, together with al
most every article generally called for at Mer-
chant Tailor's Store.
&c. & II. w. earnestly request all those
accounts commenced previous to the lst Of Janu-
ary, to call and settle the same without delay.
March 81.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25
BARKER g. WARDWELL,

BARKER q WAKDW ED,
"AVE just received lot Of patent Manure
Ii and Hay forks, together with lots Of 9TH
er Goods in their line Of business, all Of which
they offer low for Cash, or approved credit.
Also, 10 12 pounds Of Round Turnip
Seed, with other Garden seeds-at Nos. and 3,
Pawtuxet street. april ID.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

Notice to the Debtors Of .Messrs. Thornton Lo-
Mrop.
A IL persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
IA Thorntoa & Lothrop, are requested to
make payment to Mr.. Henry w. Lothrop, or to
the subscriber, on or before the lst day Of May
next. All demands unpaid after that time, will
be put in suit.
r. w. GREENE, Assignee.
April 10. tMl
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

9ANH8Ia5
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. I4l-2 Iphitman's Block, Westminster
Street.
Drugs and Medicines, Patent Medicines,
Dye Stufs, ground, Soda, seilidtz and Ro-
Pot Ind Pearl Ashes, chslle Powders, Eng.
Spices, of all kinds, Fancy Articles,
ground and crude, Perfumery, &c.
Ship and Family Medicine Chests put up with
care, neatne.s and despatch.
N. d. Annexed to this establishment, is a
Fountain Of Soda Water, of superior quality,
with a variety Of pleasant syrups.
April 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

70 ENlEW S.-The subscriber begs leave IL
a1 Inform the public that he is appoule,I
agent (tor this part of the counlry) by III"
publishers, for The following valuable rerio.
dical Works, viz
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IN.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston.
Quarterly Review, do do
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Philadelphia
Medico c birurgical Review, published in
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~ d.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences, Edited
by n Chapman, NJ ID, p. Dewes, NJ p.
and John Goldman, "a. d. &c. &c.
will remark thai the above Reviews have
obtained grcni reputation and praise from tie
very best judges in the United States, hcug
edited by the most eminent literary men ~
the world, and the typographical part exc.
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The subscription price for each of the A.
bove works is IS per annum | will furnish
either OF them 20 subscribers delivered III ihis
place free of all other expenses which vii
save TO those who take them from me abont
two dollars n year on each work. hope
gentlemen will DO me tue favor of calling md
subscribing tor one or all Of the above valia-
bic works ABRAA r. NORTH
Dec. 10
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ANfEW BOOKS.-Ihe Subscriber las the
III pleasure "t again informing the public
thai he tas just received direct from PhiadeI
phia, a very Lace additional suppl, Of
Books IL Stationary,
Which renders his collection very complete,
all Of which he is de,etmiued to sell very low
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YplR. DYOTT'S Approved Anti.Biious Pills,
- which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
plants, Malignant Feyers, NC, There Pills II
administered in time to remove the Bile from the
stomach. viii counterfeit the causes which com
monty produce yellow or Bilious Fever, Ague or
Fall Fevers. Bilious Cholic Pleurisy, ID, sene-
~ Worms Sick and Foul Stomach, Head Ache
Loss Of Appetite, Flatuence, Epileptc Fits, iiy-
pochondria, and Hysterical Complaints, Sour
Stomach. Heart Burn. Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
&c. They remove Habitual Costiveness, Colds
aud Coughs, Asthma Stranguary, Gravel, Rheu-
ms;i.m. Gout, Scuryy, Scorbutic Blotches, lmpu-
rites in the Blood, Female Complaints, &c.
f,nther supply of the above Pills, this day
received al the subscribers Drug and Medicine
Store. price p cents a box
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Dcc.7. Opposite POsf-Q0iee.
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.
Tni'. Medicine now offered to The public,
va Is one Which has been fully suhjecte /
ne 'olallil,'e lest of experience . and in g
:, DISTANCE where il ina. been fairly tried,
nd en- attended with The most complete
lees In some ct the cases, the patients
"'u . zen iabofing under the disease for yenrs,
a. hr'ng that period had received the best
W. al'al advice, and had even undergone
nI' u 'nrglcal operation, without permanent
a"fae'sse Ills not Oike those usually adj
3sf'') offered rs certain cure for a long
a. ''she OF diseases, but those afflicted with
,n ''' complaint, for which alone il Is recon
,,n;sn'ied, may rely with confidence npon OBJ
.a''''hg relief, even in its wnrs, fosms, in
.n1 hmri and they themselves are the best
80. OF the importance Of such remedy -
nd IT, Oh cents per hos, with directions sign
=" y the proprietor.
sal, ne 'nhsrriber is appointed Agent for the
'''e OF The above medicine.
~ WALTER IL. MIDDLETON.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

DR. DBISDEN'S c,iehatd Hheageffe
P0pders , Recommended by the rtst
respeanblc physician. IN Europe as vel in
America as a safe aud ccitalin cure for tis
H,euml0tism md Rtfu6Hie hout
"A Judieious practitioner ~ London, sprakine
~ Of these powders, expresses ldmsIfhud.--
nave fsays l,,,) employ ed all ny zlili aud al
ents 10 fhd ont uu useful PREPARATION fbr The res
lici aud cure Of Rheomali-rn aud noa' so'emnly
aNrg thai have never found any ding - coo2,
50 soje, and 50 eBrm'oiw, as d. Drisdcn's baeu'
m,nic Powders. You mas depend upon il ta1ys
hr) foi have often experienced H. that eihey
possess every II tue thai ean justly be useri5ed
TO any medicine LOT thu tofinc.. ting DISGUISE
Here then says he. uR in yon have edicne
of snprrlatiw Efficacy aud Of iunhie vie,
mid IN il ope,at.un aud certain in Il 6. nd
which nay j., given witt success ~ v as of
chronic di>,18es bm epoeisly IL 5bti tie
attenuation |, may be given lie ssrrfess
children, and to woiner inthe nj & hfef u
atoms IL pains tbo face, sc ,ds taken
At bed time vii give relief
DR. JgNsiSos Of Ed6tbnreh speal filese
powders, says hosp used them ~ ~ - &C,
ds well a. IN the hospitals, ard fid tbrr, g. be q
most valuable cmeay ~ So of i IN
aud wcll calculated 10 do much good ce c.
fbrt recommend then 4 eci,el.d nse baI ~
6denl Ia my emn opini ls well rs iFat 4 H.
Wy liFl ~ ON " III ~ III lHpHlAAl VIM may
hase occasion 10 usetheD
Dir Clalk fNcc fOrt 10 Il letter 70 he n
gelt Of the proprietor, concludes by saying, he
poorer class Of people VIII fnd III these pewdets,
a valuable and cheap medicine. for ! have gen-
ally found from ore % Two toXes have pio3u.
ceG cure, aud Ia some ettc hall u box hts Tad
the wished ior effect, aud m one nistafee gcn
feuaii who came under my rruc laborne 0naer
obstinate chronic lihcmnatisin attend d With all
The symptoIns % approaching consanp,ia, by
continuing thu use o. the powders both ds,ae s
wtr, completely removed aud an of M Ohm
ION, thai this medicine viii prove d valuable ren-
eds ia COM ilnts oitht chest, as vel is iiel,-
niatim Prepared and sold by
NJ s. DRESDEN MD
No. 10 81. Phhh, LDiai0H.
Who has appointed DR. ROBERT HABRIS,
JR. OF philadelphia, the only agent in the tn,ed
States, TO vend NE Hieamdtir P0wders, with
full powder to appoint other agents where he
may think proper.
II TIE s'ibstl iher is appointed Agcnt and
has for sale few dozen boxes OF Dr. Tiimen's
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains p doses,
Price 81 % Per Rox
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
apothecaiy and Druggist.
July Sd tsq2
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Morn Hoaeag. They ibni ely dbsn moral
honesty ely down that which isp great part Of
religion--my duty towards Tod, aud ny duty
towards man. Whit cms I 10 sue II nni inn
ollei seimen, II III eehen nd elieul ~ he
comes home On The othor side, niprdt, mnt
NOT be without religion iof ifso, 4 may fituhge
as SUE convenience Rrlleion mus rb,,pn IL.
liz HAT ms M religion ioHpten his noiality,
l. not a d,pln better Than my mhshf dog ID
long =, You stroke him, how'll play VII, you V
finely nsmny be- .he Is very good mood ta4i.-
tn, but ifyou hnfi hiu, he w,ll ny N YOU Gca,
aud tear your throat. sftlfen