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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

INDIAN HEMP.-A late English Medical paInph-
lei on the Preparations of Indian Hemp, or the
intoxicating eunjah, referred to by the Newly ork
correspondent Of the National Intclligencer. con-
tains the following paragraph:
(" In one pupil (of school named Denonath
Dkur, retiring lad of excellent habits, ten drops
Of The hacture Of hemp induced in twenty MN
utes the most amusing effects | ever witnessed.
\ shout of laughter ushcrcd IN the symptoms, and
transitory state of cataleptic rigidity occurred
for two or three minutes. Summoned to witness
the effects, we found him cnact;ng the part OF a
Rajah giving orders to his courtiers; he conldre
cogRi@e none Of his feliop students or GcquGtnf-
dnceS; all, TO his mind, seemed rs altered as ms
condition.; he spoke Of many years having passed
since his student days described his teachers and
friends with a piquancy which dramatlst would
envy; detailed the adventures of an imaginary
series years his travels, his attainment ofweath
and opwcr he entered on discussions onrelglous,
scientific, and political topics, with astonishing
cioqucncc, aud disclosed an extent Of knowledge,
reading, and ready, opposite wit which those
who knew Inn best were altogether unprepared
for. For thee hours and upwards he maintained
the character he at first assumed, and with 4 de-
gree Of case and dignity perfectly becoming bus
high situation. \ scene more interesting II would
be difficult TO imagine. Ii terminated nearly as
suddenly us it commenced, and no headache
sickness. or other unpleasant symptom followed
the innocent excess. In these symptoms we are
led TO trace close resemblance TO the effects pro-
duccd by the reputcd inspiration oflhc Delphlc or
ncles; perhaps it would not be very erroneous TO
conclude that it vas rctcrrahlc to the same kind
of excitement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

~ HEALTH, QUIET AND CoaiFoRT-The Grs-
hsm Hcnst g b=rcayses; Nes.YoIk rrot4rs svsntSss
an offered II ef<iby located on clean and airy
eet, sa ,he bushes part Of 5s city as, IN The is
...s s and while It's table Supplied with
S bsr and Fruits that can be eIendrs
,;y Animal Food ard stirnlaIts OF all kinds Charges
and every maze te render Bosr1srs coioa-
AZ ShSwer Baths free. Remember s. Ba-ciay-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

DEATH by LlcHrNlNG.-Durng the severe
storm en- Saturday last man and his wife, re-
siding on Lycomng creek, a few miles from this
place. were struck by lightning and instantly
killed. We have not learned the name of the
unfortunate couple. Lycoming Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

MARTIN GAY,LoRp, Tailor and Draper, has
with j. X. Goodman where he is rccevin; his Spring and
STYLE (suirs furnished twelve hours notce.) Having greatly
reduced his ~ will be enabled 10 sell al reduced
owhon he feels giteiu Tor the liberal patronage he has here
toioe received His good article, punctuality in
filing orders low riceS. and cash delivery. a2ttf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

p0ARDl iron; and back parler on the
B second floor wtN Ian.ss seswesn suitable orsertie.
board. Also s sin2le gentlemen be accamao.l ed
with board and pleasant Terms moderate ApiSf At
No. rs East Broadway. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

GJO RENARD--.Ipst bya lady, on the 18th
:DlOinsant, between Philadslphis and this city by HE
book containing three $40 bills .fe Bank OF North Ameri-
a. onthe Utiea Bank, s. Phiisdeiphia Banksnot
rance Co. and few ,nei,9r,asns The word sSSayensp
viii the above reward and lhas of the owner by
leaving the OF George Cook s. Co. So.9t Beaver ST.
n. az the Of Cook Il Brother, No. Commerce
ST.. Philadeiphia. ieli 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

s SMALL private family occupying a large iisSst
class badirg In Geenwtchst near Franklin Viii st 10
one mo gentlemen and families OF single geetlemen NTH
l partial board az 'ery moderate prices toat pscEen
.e 2d story Wit, bed ard PANTRY attached desiya
ole the whole of tho Cd surS f,rie he'd and pant-
X on the 81 story all dney finished with mar nanels and
blac crates sprSey o the premises Will aofa the best
evidence OF the eatpess aad cleanliness OF the psce aud Of
the superior order ghe accommodations EsUisa of
No. SIS Grevuwci-st. 80 i0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

LNRENCII LINEN DRILLIN GS--Just received
T tDAyoL,s Cloth Store. Nc so Maiden lane cases Of
variety style, plain, figured, striped aud plaid Also, best
shIunG white BaTusey Ds brown and slate french Linen;
and ribbed Garnbroons French assirnsrs sht and
dark Camarett; black black and Blue. black
other ar suitable sandboys summer Cloth
ing for sale II the lowest market yiiceS, nj
I'm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

CHEAP BOARD at Staten Esland--A few gent
~ temsn families can n accommodated with board in
des'tl pant q New bsat9a Inc rooms are Snd
atey the New Reieaton House, New Brighton m23 m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

GSS REWARD VII be paid by Relief Fire
.Dc Engine Company IS for the Arrest aid conviction OF
the person peos who stole the Engine out the
10 ocockalso stole Wrsches Pipe and Bniis Head
Off of Condeasing Case. By order of the Company.
CHAS. IL. SMITH. Foreman,
ai MES ROCK r. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

rHILDREN'S RETREAT, Norwalk, Conn
" The subscriber having been years ersaged in the
instruction Of youth having good accommodations N her
tired part of The ya,e Noswals oiTers 10 take limited
number n children between the of iJnr and fourteen,
INTO her Ianilya boagders and scholars Her charges 50
50 cents per week for board washing and tuition Child[en
clD commence any convenient for hsm De-
,Iurtious made for absence. F.. 5. BETS.
Ncrwalk, Conn, June lOth, 1879.
have o,g been well acquainted with Miss Belts and she
has for yeas been the instructor of my children. know
OF no situation where, ms opinion children away from
home will be safer kindly treated. have pains
taken TO make them hapry and secure their
EDWIN HALL,
L. MI ,hnrrl, Nor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

NJ Wire Window Sha.les-I,Itsss beautiful
Shades unlike all etheIs aa,n nii the l'.ht ane r INTO
,b room and perfect view the aud az tue same me
ohsruct the view irsm The 20 the room as Wei IS All M
They are manufactured 10 order only of any sire snap
color figure. rpsesnt aay picture or Nv
us, ppt M In mahogany frames 10 t uy wincoW door ".
Tor Office sgas Orders e No. ls Factory street or sel'
through The Penny Post With the persons addTss WI Dc az
rs &c No. Is Eacory-stEeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

Jacob Harvey, Robert B. AIiIpurn, Ruis l.. Lord,
Mortimer Livingston John D. Fan Beuren rheo. Seswick,
Robert G. Cornell. Stacy B. Collins, Joseph Binnt,
JOIN. ". Lcayitt, Jacob p Grand, II. j. Anderson,
James Canpbsll, James S.Wadswor,h, William Moore
J. Van Rensselaer,, Zebedee Cook, Dr. Gonv VI Wilkins
Jonathan Miller, .i5hu Y. L. Pruyn, Fitz G. Halleck,
Thomas ". Olcott, Rober, Schuyler G.. l.. Livingston
T. Romeyn Beck, John C. Cruger, Rich. Y. De Witt
Alfred PelI, Gideon t.wey, James J; Ring.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL II ,SHAy, Secretary.
AiSTuEN Posi- NJ D., Physician the Company. phi3 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16
REFINED SUGARS.

INiI -JON'-ffN'I3
ATsTHE FOLLOWING LOW CASH PRICES:
NTOOLSE.Y AND W00hSEY o.ierthelrstand-
. ard quality Double Refined Sugars follows naney
ce9 5 s Bor hen ess ,hsf g,ackesss
p? ,, Ii! do do per pound additional
The above packed as follows:
Leaves ~ boxes OF 800 po,ntls)
5Rhsa II 6 Of 2sS charge Packages
sonph ssnS Mopt.onerJ Sugar Refinery corner OF
\. b. Orders out of the city mast0 IVA sreet.
~''aanled by re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

lsl THE ABBEY HOTEL-Ihe subscriber has
Hotel located on the bank OF the beautiful Hudson,
Boominsale short distSnce above ts SIX mile stone
ose who have VISITED the spot have bee delighted y Its
airy romanc s;aaotbeins remarkably healthy, truly
desirable resort for the citizens OF New Sqrns The hog
By personal atrenrioa proprietor M eidsaS 70
eg fl Satisfaction TO those who call upon him The
honse VIII b. constantly supplied with such dsisasiss ans
K a. Van RENSSELAER,;
N B. a uneccupisd Tor tns accSuii;ooa
ton oi borders, winch be TAKEN b. The dav week, OF
year. r.,
.-s start from the CITY Hall Ii TIE dag running oy
sh- piace-iare IL ceats. .si9 NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

VI "Socnh RgFoRM UHrrY,v and lsca,ed in Pike Co.
Pa is desous Of obtaining goods of yares kinds and pro-
pose h Gs .osia,y G" IN c3P,s G N ~
BROOKLYN, aud emig!aied Inst autumn 70 Peaasylssni9
above, and Is IN successful operation in ascuIufe
and mechanics tcons,sts OF about PERSONS and
rapidly increasing hns large tract of good land upon
which saw.mill and barn. and about dozen aweins
Sis &c.
dec into shares Of SOS interest OF siT cent
I'D on te n the ei,y t @ say ns
Persons having cbep and useshe goods OF almost any
kind, such PBot1siaSe COARSE Dry Go0Es, FAksiIN
Tools TrRNiNG LArHts, fitspwARE, &e, could fld sale
for them at far prices, aboyr. Damaged goods Of
kinds wouia be- received.
The President ans Agent OF tl above society Mr. te)
be this business. the Cd story of the clock
On Bowere.
Persons wishing become members the above Society,"
can by applying above be supplied with all necessary i'll
formation respecting ~ aud copy Of lis Constitution gratis
je i5lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON Wa
TER-rhe public are respectfully invited to examine the
article ps manufactured h. the subscriber Thesupenonty OF
India Rubber hose already we'll known and while he does
fully equal a, to hear the pressure o the Croton Water "
is much touter than the generality OF this KIND OF nose ana
sold at low prices A fair discount made to Plumbers
C. l.. ROSS l2l Maiden Lane,
;a1n between Pearl and Watersheds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

, ST ssS Moslc.-'Thc Emigrant's Daughter
- ~ By Leigh ciife, ESQ. music BY Russell !
som Ande1scr's Cane, by gu. Bennett,
S-l Jass been published IN beautiful style by
= . Hal Franklin square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

pRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROoMS
i Nos. % and 81 Golj-stfeet New orh-April, 1888.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEp.-The' g fiOEn Print
ng Press Machine aud Saw Manuf1ctoy, In consequence
of the addition aud improved machinery their works
and the reduction in the of materials and labor are taa-
bled greatly reduce the prices of their Presses aud OF fn-
ers and BndeE materials generally will be seen by t'sif
newly printed Circular which he beg leave to refer
This Establishment still under the personal superins
de,ce Of Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe and they assure
their friends the reduction ~ prices
all articles manufactured by his Establishment shall Istan
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained
Will also be their constant endeayor improve the quality
tiom every particular. They Halter themselves, Also Una!
their old friends will only continue their iavors but tI
Printers generally viii appreciate their endeavor' to furnish
Orders from any part the country for all articles used by
Printers Binders, including Type Ink Paper etc. wlli pe
executed with the and pomp,ituds and on The
best -,
Johbs work and repairing viii BE- done at the lowest posi-
biz prices, with attention and expedition
n B.All srticles manufactured by this establishment
viii be STAMPED r. Hoe L Co.. that persons from abroad
may DE imposed upon with spurious articles, made IN I'M
tation OF theirs -,
Printers onewspapers who publish this ltn
this note three before the first 81 July next ana
OF their papers u.s. viii be- entitled to payment OF tsr bn
~, In,,;,r ion- tnes the amount Oft. ago #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

BOARDING on BBOOKLYN HEIGHTS
ID Two OF three aes or hasa dozen single borders wii
hed very pleasant Accommodations 81 Wiilowst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16
sEW-YoEsK, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE no. 1873.

vvT3 ,r,pJ>-r,s ~ T>-T@.,-r> N-,1rTr,
II III. Sl;tfelLNf- AND l-Nt1hND LNANitr:i-
\ lion .iSStlsANCE on the MUTUAL risn-cornb ined
wt'n capital OF S2eeo3 together with the accumulated
pfe,ts OF : ne y past year .--,-@
- d. d. J5aGASpN MARINE lNSUiSANtE SGhtA-
= - ~ II IS how prepared 20 ssn fenciss or
az Inland NAVIGATION sSs aelnstiIs ioSss As
l.is0iSet "A,n ~ -, ana
r; Sli T;OS , psdtni::s, n rssidsns'
,r-.,rv 20 % h-shtaso4N ' ies Ississ.,sSc
Hartford Fi-s I,-rr,,c. cor,,,y.
INRE INSIJR INC,E az the lowest rates nv the
H5T,;T5 Ei , ,e a. sI.U ~ fI - !,sa
Cb,,,1 ,s,a,t. Is oV
"a In ~, st - ~; NJ -. =, 80, r.;,,t h;,
b,, 10 :, -, anu nsi soMl iis.i.ioi ma, 10 =,
80, tI ,atoh utwdIus o. uuI,y Atdls' Sot'hus -
~ ,.,lae .crs Netc!L4lt III al go ,
l asaii n ,gss % lenas q '' Oh @ r
IA NJ ~ 49, is. JUN -NE-iLooi ~ y,: lei,
iaH-g 9G % W all street.
TEE HOWARD INSURANCE Conlpany-
CanitsI sgog eOa. ono No e JV,Ur This Con,;,snr
cogtintts 10 rrs s 81, ,r,rs nv, frs and
inland navigation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

R5- Cau.ion.-Tic Travelling Public are cautioned
sa,s, iyng their Albany. Scenectaiy or tea an
E;er West than Syracuse or suffering their baggage TO be
IN the Cars gong West Of usa Is @ ar g.se1 Si.
sra FAILS and Buffalo much chepet and p'eaaar As the
agents Of these t mol permitted 10 sGel , Gar 9"fs
P.orscrs Of these cheaper modes of conyeyce 10 put TIE
Tysiin. Pablo on their guard against tbs lnposoas OF
'iisss oe,,,1s sr isis y2s .aeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

pDARDiNlT--A few Single geiIenen, or Senlge.-
~ men with their wives riy obtain very pleasant faIsshsd
Ialoys and bathrooms with board al Ne. S. W se,
iew doors from Broadway. nly2S lrae IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

H. 8,
This is to certify that James Mcconnell called on me anil
exbitedhs foot aud le and stated that 5y the Of eleven
bottles Of SASDss ShRSAP ARLA perfect had been Ell
lec,ed With feelings Of the Yamrt gratitude 10 Messrs
curing restoring him health 70 give this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

p0ARDINCs-Sangle. " married gentlemen can
- be accommodated wi;h trlnSet or peInaaep: Beard.
rooms furnished or unitlnishea, by MRS GORE. No Y
tertlaadt st. aeS lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

GTEAM BOILER FOR SALE.--A second
~ hand iron Steam Boiler horse power Also new hcg
izontal Drill. Inquire of WELLS x WEBB, No. ~ Ann
street. j92w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

DLEASANsG BOARD Fer two or three single
gentlemen OF Snsl. Emil NAY ~ oStaius3 seasa
isle r!us az - John References required jei sws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

Numerous chronic diseases and deaths are unguestienably
IN solutions Of lead nsiiously received INTO the st2
@ he the us. ale cider, SC. Conveyed through
zines and pumps feel still greater pleasure IN recon
iLcse p;Ies having witnessed the very eieGtuei
In which process Of casting thsIn IS G2p1act1d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

IN lie cOJnfD0n etlIrG IIIs's
rom the result experiments made on The TUNED
ora of Mr. t.5snk, wiki view of testing the pnotec
Nv move. Of tin employed feel great pleasure IN Escen
-ning them the public safe and durable article f2r
1nJ 10 become iresnated with lead as long as The TIN re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

TO RICHARD R.spolrn ESQ, Redmond
In case that you shall see MIR. Barksdalc, OF
Amelia, pray remember me To him. have not
vet seen his fathcr--hc is at Chetelhaln and will
be III town this week. Mr.. Bernard Corcr is
there also and quite we'll Mr.. G. Aiarx is al
fecied with govt III the hand.
On my return the boy missing an. two Others wrr,
taking off the luggage lie affirmed IL iallaus presence Thai
they sen; him NJ stairs for candle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

With capital OF s20Gs together with the accumulated
profits OF the past wear
TIE JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMA
Ny, No % " all stest, prepared 10 Policies
Marine and INLAND Navigation risks, adjusting losses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

En- FOR SALE-T he fast sailing coppered and
I,y,Sa copper fastened ship NEW ENGLAND bgfttjeH
sS. SIS tons or about goo bbs oil; 6uiit at Hedfoid,
Mass OF the materials and pTescus 10 her lass Ioysgs
As completely overhaplcd and ahcst-d and WIN
ling ccr aud oats and about ECO bbl. oil casks and
SAILS and rigging good order and can gi aei ES
further particulars inquire Of .,,,r,4pnr a. 1.,,
-, ''st' ~. 10 South 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

Memoir of Timothy W. Lester; or En-
s Pie,y the Great Qualification for Useful
y l,y Rev. Isaac C. Beach, has just been
ss.ase IN q fs.is 10 mo volume of l49 pages BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

nM JUST FINISHED, elegant Nutrla Fur Hats
"a peror short nap OF Prssisn MolrskiI at 81 Thess
Hats equal dsrsey and laTts e those a0s AZ 81.
n,y27 ims BROWN, Practical Halter, Ns Canal.sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

4 GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT IASI-Io
n make A Good and Lasting Lati-r-The Soap this is
composed the old Naples soap-t kept IN store 10 70
"a ysr before il Is imported Those who have used II well
Srow il worth and that the very best soap made
for siayingt makes thick rich lasting easy latsr soften
beSn,fuy scented and put neat shaving FOR use az B.
ard shngs each, by T. JONES, at his PsriRmery e
;,b,h,ner sign OF American Eagle 90 Chatham s., n
and by these agenin Albany State IN Philadel
an, st Zsbrs corner OF Third and Dock Boston
$50 sr- IN BROOKLYN $50 Eu!toa ST. Ii3 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

GOOD BOARD and 3eas.sl, Goo,fis can be oh.
SIrfinei at No. y (.,iif.s:sesf ieitIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

Trimmed PIPES FOR CROTON WATER,
/ BEER &c.Fo, sale BY P. NAYLo9R x co. - Broad
tq Plumbers IN al parts of the United States supplied
I most reasonable terms. The public are cautioned
against the use Of spurious article, innsehent5 on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

nEACH ORCHARD BROKEN AND EGG
coal daily dschargiGg from Canal Boats az the foot
sj-t and Festry tfeetsareuly screened When loaded
For sale al ;le lowest market price for Cash.
80 $40 = WARD & BROWNE,
al, III Westinghouse. corner Laigbt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
f'rom Nodl,', Alr.,,.lar, Lahore.
NETTING STORY,

M EMITTING STORY,
The tnllnwIug isrt nail shes, the drIerent dan.
gers to Whirh solitary isaVellcrs are sometimes "a.
l.',ed. man hrlongins ~ Mr. S,lumen'- ronsrc.
gaiIpn. at Bethany. returning h3n,eWarJ from
vstt 10 las Invade 10 circuifpus course iu order
0" Iass sInoli iDuuI,in rather POOL where he
h"Psd 10 Nil an antelope TO rnrry home hIs lnui-
~. I ne sun had risen IL soDc height by the lime
b. resrhed The siT AID seeing game ne land hi-
gun down ~: shelying ruck. the bock part oI
whIvb Mas covered over wI'h S,scIcs uf dwarf
thorn bushes. tie went Ia tbs Wat,r, uiOk hearty
drink. ,nd returned e, the rirk. sinpksd h,s pipe
and being liIlc Tired fell h.I,ep.
la short lime. the heat lice r1ck aWuke hi'n
aui opening h.S eyes Hg large iIOn CruGchiug
him. ~ th his eyes garug m his lace. and within
ii'ie more han yard OF b. feet lie sli molon.
less Tor slne mInures. I'LL hr had recovered hit
pr. sno Of mInd; 'heu eyeug his gun ej hs hand
slowly towards a.; the lion seeing him. raised M
head, shd gave Tremendous mar; he hgd made
another ant another attempt. bal the gun being "a
beyond his reach he gave II ~ the lion seemed
we'll are at las object. aud was cnraged whenev
OF lac attempted TO move his hand. Ills sttunIiou
uoN became painful Ia The extreme; the rpck on
which he sli became hot that Ia could scnrcriy
bear has naked feet To touch ~. and kept miyIng
ihem aiiernalIScly. placing one above at other.
The day passed. and the night also. bat tao lion
never moved lrum The spot; the sun AGAIN. and
IlS Hiicnsr heat soOn rendered him past feeling -
~ u "h NH' iou rOSe aud walked 10 the waller. a
few yards distant; looking behind rs il N.,I. L,i
The man sr'nld move and seeing hin, tch ont
las arm 10 take his gun ia ned M a rage, and was
IN The point oi spri"gng upon him The animal
"eni 10 Tue water. drank, uud returning lay down
at the edge the rock. Anoincr nirhI passed; the
man describing u. says he knows ..oI whether his
eyes we're open. iur lac always saw the hon at Lls
ieet. Next day IA the forenoou the amin 81 went a.
gam 10 The water, and while There he listened 10
some noise. apparently from ah opposite quarter aud
disappeared IN the bushes.
The mOn now made anoihe, effort anI seized his
gun; but on attempting 10 raise, he TELL his ankles
being without power. Win his qua ia his hand.
he crept towards the water and drank but looking
al las feet. he as he expressed H. his IUes roas.
ted. and the skin torn of with the grass There
he sat few moments, exp citing the lions return.
when lie was resolved Ia send the contents oG The
gun Though his head; but it did not appear ".
ing his gun 10 his back, the made The hes OF
his way on his harris and his knees TO the nearest
| path hoping that some solitary individual might
pass, lie could go no farther. when provIdenually
a person came up who 10 X him TO a place of >aie
| " irom whence he obtained help, though no los
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