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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11
from the Milne Gazttr.
The Panic,

The Wing Panic, got up 10 compel Tire
country to return 10 tie beautiful monop-
oily of The tariff Of ~, progresses finely.
The most wonderful things lranspire dai-
ly, and the whig press is burIcncd wish
The accounts Of ruin. ruin. ruin.
Among the frs, fruits Of the new tariff.
IT has been asceraned dat several white
roosiers have refused TO crow. while y
large party Of hens have stopped hying
eggs; they are to be sacrificed by some
ruinous competition with the halfstarved
pullets of Europe.
A large number of fish in Ware River,
deprived of protection have utterly re-.
fused to take the bait, and the fishermen
have been obliged to run empty.
A pair Of squirrels kept il a cage lave
been put upon half allowance Of nuts. aud
will not be expected to turn the wheel
more than half the Time.
A small boy on hearing Of the passage
Of the tariff took oil his shors and throw.
ing them down Indignantly, declared lac
would go barefoot, 10 show his resent
mcnt.'
An OK slaughtered the other Cay Weld
ed only about half the lallow that he was
estimated to have few days before.
Several customers of the barber have
informed him that in tie contemplated re-
duciion Of their business. they should
have but half the face shaved, for the year
10 come. Soap has fallen perccptibly.
a booibiack has been obliged to sus.
pend, and paid only 80 per cent. by de-
Ilyering one boot 10 each Of his custom.
ers.
The town clerk informs us that lie has
reason to suppose that less births will be
registered during this than any former
year: tie pauper children OF Europe can
be imported cheaper Ihan natives can be
raised.
When will tie people see the folly OF
Free Trade aud all lis attendant evils.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

Who owa, edit and control the Peru "3eac~r
Light" have, apparently, set apart a portion o
their valuable time to the especial attention o
this paper. The Las, number is a curiosity in it
way. The editors, who occupy rather infrrio
grades in the tribe, devote several columns 10 on
ris by lengthy communication f.li Of amIi
guilty, Anirry, and nonsense. To say that w
feel highly niltered by such labored and length,
remarks, is Int iecbly expressing our fcCiilgs an,
the deep obligation we res, un Ter in thus hein,
cared f'r by 50 numerous and powerful a tribe a
the Bedouins who surround the Beacon Light
1t is not our purpose NV to notice the I" Bea
con Light and its position a, length. We wi
reserve such attention unit, the warm wea,hc
has fully subsidized lest we might disturb their Ia
bars in preparing their lodges f,r the ffnsis o
winter, and thus cast them, in all their nakeducsg
on the charity and good will Of their less power
ful neighbors.
To those mt connected with the Bedouins il
Peru, we will. however, take this occasion TO say
few words. II is well known that we, in com.
mon with the democrats throu. hnut the county
have over advocated the policy Of giving TIE We .,
par, Of the county Representative in the Leris.
laiure. This has been considered their inst due
for ifihey have interests which demand Lepish-
tive attention, 1t is bu; right and proper that they
should be represented We have voted r,r their
candidate without being regularly nominated
and so have large majority If the democrats IN
this town, when the can lida,es from This place.
al the same time, did not receive half doz N
votes in Peru. This is well known fact. and
the truth is, tina, all the noise and bu.,lc made in
Peru about new county and the hardshps in.
fi'cted upon them, has had its origin with few
wings who want office, and who spare neither
time nor money to accomplish their object. To
elect this press was hough, aud paid for by
them-edilors were employed nnl DISCHARGED
ifom time to time to suit thor wi.hes-snd now
the finger-marks Of defeated wing candidate for
the Legislature are visible in every line and par
ssraph Of the paper.
If the Bedouins we're sincere in their profes.
SONS f'r new county, why is il that they estab.
hshed second wing press in S, strong dcmocr 1t.
ic county, and why is it tina, wings alone are pla.
ced in the front ranks TO receive favor and pro.
motion Can wing, il elected, do more for
new county than a democrat in q Legislature
composed Of nearly all democrats; or ave the BE.
doulns the only ones in Peru Gt to act us l.cgisa
tors' Has /, come to this, That democrats hive
to bow themselves and form fool.boarl, for whias
10 'rampIe on in their strides for oiIicel The
fact '' the whole game is of wing orgin--,o elert
"a'ss to Office, to add strength and power to the
bedouln Arabs who own and control the Bea-
con Light"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

Gen. C1Uc,.-The decision Of thc
Cour, Of Igquiry, in tic case Of Gen.
Gaines. has not been yet made public ::
bat il j.. understood that i, disapproves If
his calls for volunteers after the victnrc.
of the s.h and OH Of May were known.
and SANCTIONS or excuses his other pro-
cccdinSs. In conclusion. the Cour, re.
comments that Ihe case be dismissed
the errors OF the veteran having, in their
opinion, originated in patriotic motives.
us stated that the President has approv-
ed this decision; and that no farther pro.
ceedings will be had in the case.
p. S--Siucc the above was written. q
copy Of the Official report Of the proceed.
lng- of the Court has reached us. After
recIlng the facts, the Court rallfy or en-
cuse all the acts If General Gaines. ex.
cept his call for four regiments Of noun.
ted men; his general rcqusllion Cor vol
unleers after the 10Th of Nav. when he
was acquainted with Gen. Taylor's vic
tories; his proceedings at Mobile on the
l2ih Of June, in mastering into service
Gen. Smith and his staff, after he had
been relieved from his command; and his
order to pay bill Of 81 ,iG7 80 for an.
munl'lnn furnished to a battalion Of vol.
unleers; bat believing that, in all these
transactions, the General was actuated by
good and patriotic motives, they recon-
mend that 40 farther proceedings he had
IN tie case This decision has received
the appreciation Of the President; and the
Court having been dissolved. it is pre-
slmed that The matter will rest here
'H'ton Telegraph.
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tsrnc,nf Wor,i,.

The Washington Union in calling attention /,
The lis, Of names of the Officers IN the battles vi
The Rio Grnnde, makes the following remarks ev.
ldeptly in olusion to Cen worth:
"The eye seeks in vain amid this bill.
Ian, list for the name of one who is the
'brovest among the brave.' Yet, wher.
ever the post Of danger and Of honor is,
iherc should we look for his towering
plume. Distinguished in the war of 1912,
az a subal,crn-covered with laurels in
The campaign of Notwithstanding the
threatening fire Of the boosting Mexicans
as he crossed the Colorado in the van of
his regiment in the last spring, we should
naturally expect TO see him first on the
field Of fame in the battles of Palo Alto
and Of Resaca de la Palma; but the evil
star Of his destiny separated him for n
mouen, from the opportunity of dislinc.
ton. lie did not anticipate any battle.
The momen, he suspected it, he few Ia
the scene Of action, but ii was too late
Yet the war is not over; aud The field of
fame is still open before him. Who does
no, believe tina, he will only become more
animated by the disappointment hc has
encountered THAT he will lead the van
if the general will permit him, aud that
his name will be enrolled among the bes,
and the bravest in any Of the future
achievements of the cainpaignl"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

We hear Of the deprejatons Of horse thieves
oil around US, This section of country appears
TO be tho rendezvous for this class Of persons
and their depredaions will continue on the in.
crease unless effective measures arc taken ;,
drive them from US. The only effective wny 10
drive them from us is, by the formation Of socie.
Ties tor their detection; and whenever jcprede.
ton is committed, to follow aud ares, Them
These associations have worked well in o,hc,
parts Of the country aud the sooner one is formed
hero the better. Alla interested in the matter
mud VIC call and elici, the attention of the c,m
munty TO the subject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

HIjuY, A"~. 81, d. N-k party
oi German cm'guanls were robbed Nc>tcr
gay i. NJ. Mt grocery on the ALBANY
PIER Of $1,000 IN specie. Il was all in
. basket, and was placed in charge of a
woman, wife of one Of the emisranls.
While her back was turned a moment.
the basket and money were, no douh, Ia.
ken by concerted arrangement of the
gang OF rascals who prowI about to dep
rebate upon cmigran,s, Three persons
who were IN The room at the time were
arrested by Justice CorE and committed,
but NJ trace could be obtained Of the mo.
ucy -BtDal0 PHOi
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Corporation Notice.

T. Office is hereby given that by an
~ Ordinance Of the town Of Ottawa, all
persons are forbidden the placing or con-
tinuiug any obstruction on the sidewalks
or in the streets in said tuwn-and any
person violating the same, will be subject
to the penalty in the said Ordinance men.
toned.
Also,' tina, all lime-kilus and slaughter
houses, arc required to be removed with
out the limits Of the corporation. Dated
September ?, 1916.
BY order Of the Boaid Of Trustees,
Sept. HILL II G CoTToN, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

Winning q Sidi'e-Among the Texas R1n.
gers winning saddle means taking one from a
Mexican. Ga the sh. when Gen. Taylor charg.
ed with his covalry. NeSic'n officer and horse
fell upon the field. Texan dismountrd amidst
the hot haste Of the charge, AMI in an instant OIL
most, transferred the slllle Of the officer 10 his
own horse, and left his own IN lcc Of ii, coolly
rcmarking thu, if there was any difference in
value, the Mexican might call on him fr it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

Ruling PGsaon.-Thc New Yorker tells nm
anccdotr of a famous punstcr "Hc was expiring
in the presence Of his doc,or---a servant entered
and called the physician out, saying in low
voice, "a man has fallen down the WELL He
overheaiing the appalling iniorma'on inquired
with scarcely al audible whisper, 4 say, doctor,
did be kick the bucketl'
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,1f.ww ~ Fen'.r t, Nwt. nar
38 " a., NtaHo9.,W Yf, y.ntn
40 su,mW wa wbl, on M.udN n,c.
oNon, ~ . ,,'aal ru.uet named
Grwte WILSON, m ,he IA, hC. ,rNt
Nalhrr thr IvruN Wud,n ljerpea,s
tNat N,hou Wos atVmr w,o1 i thr ~,
sou 'aA, when ~. WnlL,,, not,np
THAT hc Eat 60 nsN 'lruur manuel, no
lo saw through juuh'c tho J,nn,o rr,
rs.Arv spoke IT, h,N on ,hc ruOle,,. IT,
'N'' hc m'dt oo rtph, ho, tahmp an aye
an his night hand commenced bo,L,nu 20
~ r'r'lc'slv, Nlhe Nprl,n vas r,as
'rg hm, Ice uo,,,l ,hat hr t,,k hold rl
the axe with both handle, epd wrnma
round Ia he op ,hc lnok.oW he l,ut,t
he received a blow ou hs tncl,ai tom
'tn head at an ave, which kuc,k,i t,m
down nnl partially stunned l,m. The
prisoner then aimed annlhcr hlnw at h,s
head, but Mr., Walker in his Efforts to
ward II oft, was struck ON the coIf vi one
oI his legs by the edge Of the uxc, which
cut nearly through the small bone. A
Ihud blow was received from the edge Of
The axe on his srms. The prisoner was
aiming fourth blow ut the heal of the
Warden, which would probably have
proved l4ll, when he was .ired upon hy
one of the guard, and ball entered hi,
IHgh, badly lracturins the bone, and pass,
ing entirely through.
The Deputy Warden is badly hurt.
bat not dangerously. lie has been con
necicd with the Puson for many years,
having been there under the administra-
lion Of Mr. rl!,bury, aud has the reputa.
lion of being an excellent officer. OF
course no human foresight could guard
against an even, of ih,s nature. The
prisoner is confined Tor an a,empt tn kill.
His term of imprisonment is for five
YEARS, two Of which have expired. He
i, an ugly fellow and once tried to Kill
Mr.. Strong when he was Deputy War
den.
CAPT. Johnson, the Warden o. the Pri-
son, l. absent in New lork.-Hun(ord
Tgur0Dt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

TIE Streets # Monfsrey.--There is one Incl
den, connected with the history Of Monterey. in
Mexico, v hich is not generally known. The
streets Of that city were paved by American Pri,-
oncrs taken hy the frees Of Gen. Aredund1
from Nj - unfortunate expedition Of 1876, and
csmcntcd with their blood. Those men, who
nohly pcrilled their lives 20 obtain the iudepen-
,lcncc of Mexico, were t,ken prisoners, and ailer
being kept At hard lh,r IN the streets Of Monte.
rev or months, were taken out aud bascly slot,
by order Of the government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

The Raleigh Standard states. tia, n
poll was taken at ,heJa,c election, about
the proprieiy Of establishing Peni,en,ia.
ry in North Carolina and ,ha, there is n
very heavy majority. from $4,000 to
1900, agains, such an institution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

s'U' N'"oss welo'tN ou,houg.dbv Tie.
l,s'IeWr wi ,h,s Sato lor the rstrn,i.
Me rotrNsc vt "irmins hc American
RoUom" We wouj,r how mau, poor
HcieN'o' fellows have had ,hc,t pockets
jolr,j N w, No,Nm q, the purchase of
THESE hws 1nus uyon She nark vt For.
wnta lhe tobN u,k,, ,crlgr we
lovN n't ts w'Nne q wu,h h,u,, h,ns
,h'r ,Ne industrious Shoemaker Nest
D9 Cts,t.
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COrporatiouNolice.

kNRANcIs BRADY has been appointed
~ Sexton, and authorized to take charge
of the burying-ground laid out on sec. l6.
in 7 80, n II 3 L, by the Trustees of
the town Of Ottawa, and has full power
to direct the place and manner Of burial
in said ground. Dated Sept. ., 1916.
By order Of the Board
Sept. I'LL It II G. CoTTON, Clerk.
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An English gent" VI the true cnckncy breed,
board the ether day, while going up from New
York to Albany in first class steamboat. On
heing picked m, he blew tho salt water out Of
his mouth, and oxcsucd with stare Of wonder,
" My stars. thought ! was on the 'udson, but !
fnd I'm on the hocean."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

"A C)ntrdSi.--We suppose mos, OF
our readers have heard Of a little book en-
tiIled "Three Experiments in Living"
Instead Of three, the author might have
enumerated three thousand. Let US de-
scribe two by way of contrast. In GER
tain street OF our city cord wainers shop
and lottery Office adjoiE each other. One
hot. swellering day, not long ago, on
passing, we looked into each. The man
of wax and leather moved his elbows and
thumpcd his knees as though he was de.
,crmined the sun should not get the better
of him in diligence. The man Of "lwo
blanks to prize,".-and a good many
more ihon two. some people think--was
comfortably stretched across two chairs,
= taking il easy" and waiting for some
gulliblc customer, The tickets which he
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Planters House,


A GUE--There is no necessity for
IA. any one to have the Ague when /,
is so satisfactorily proved that Macken.
zic's Tonic Febrluge will effect radical
cure. So convinced are the proprietors
of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where j, fails, nhn The directions
are strictly complied with.
II. BAssNETT,
m Agent for the Proprieiors.
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TIE Season s. uh-The Southern
papers speak Of the present season as a
most extraordinary one.-I.ouisiana, Al.
ALBANIA, and Mis'is-ingi have been flood
ed nearly all the time. The effects upon
the growing crops are spoken Of as fol-
lows by tie Topic:
"Ihe consequences upon the growing
crops will he severely destructive. The
army wor,r and the caterpillar follow on
after rains, and complete the ruin
fret begun. The time for picking cotton
is unusually late. Between the 18Th and
20'h Of July, lls, year, the planters en-.
tered the field with their whole force.
Up TO the present limc-a month later
probably not cotton field presents fair
picking The sugar cane is sufficiently
terrible; il has rot locked well through.
nv, the scason--but the continued rains
will iniure it beyond calculation, and mus,
make the coming crop light one. How
TAR these uniavorable signs will eaec, the
price of cotton remains to be seen; bu,
hat the crop viii fall short there cannot
be doubt. We have late pckings, and,
according to the signs of the time, we
mus, expect an early frost. We hope the
planters will be aLle 10 take advantage of
any rise in the price Of cotton, that may
be occasioncd by these circumstances,
and aol have the modification of seeing
the spectators. at the close of the year,
reap the advance which justly belongs TO
the grower. OF the price Of sugar we
cannot speculate"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

The Governor Of Massachusetts, with the nd
vice ofcouncil, has appointed Thursday, the 25,h
OF November next, TO be observed as day of pub.
Tic thanksgiving and prayer.
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The Mrican .Rrmy.

These are the men, all weary and worn,
that abandoned the prisoner all forlorn,
that was taken by the captain no! shaver
or shorn, that charged the troops all tai
tered and torn, that followed the leader
that rose in the morn. 10 meet the general
as sharp as thorn, tina, led the men, tina,
fed the dogs, that lay in the house that
lack built,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

Twenty five years ago, sam Houston, now ono
Of the most remarkable men Of the age, was o
house carpenter in Nashvill', Tennessee aud tina,
,crmiug brain woyc It's brigh, and ambitious ian.
cics willis, his strong arm showed the jack.pIone
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

a Paris letter. in the Boston Atlas says
there are several lines Of pigeon express.
es between Paris and London, employing
birds OF the Antwerp breed, strong in the
wing and fully fealhcred, who cross the
channel IN ahou, four hours. The com.
munlca,lons are written in heroglyph,cs,
that The servants may not sell the intell-
gence but the key is sometimes discov-
cred, and London banker recently paid
ten pounds for news possessed by a sup
posed rival, which he afterwards found
wac brough, by one OF his own birds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

Mrs. Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna, bet.
Ter known under the widely popular name
of Charlotte Elizabeth as The author OF
a variety Of admirable works, died at
Ramsgalc, England, opihe l2lh of July.
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The editor Of the Providence Sentinel has been
prcsented with comfortable chair by some liber.
81 chsir-makcr OF that town. We voulin', mind
living among such liberal class Of mechanics
oursclf
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Dnr'ng the week We have had few days
Of cool and pleasant weather, but to-day VIC again
experience ho, and sultry atmosphere. Should
this warm weather continue, the sickness. in
Inc Country mus, increase, which, we rcgrc, to
state, is already quite bad enough.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

Whoever ia seen drunk in Sweden is hncd for
the first offence, SO. for the second &c, and lor the
third and fourth a still higher Gnc, and deprived
Of the right OF eestiOn, aud exposed in the parish
church.
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rom ihe Is - Courier aod rslsi. SEPT, 70
,r,tsi Of The "Griinnnia."

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z. Al r,n,.l.y Ser,cmh.r3
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o,o, an! IN. made her pas.,,c in lour,ccrr avs
Mr.. N,Laac. uh, his 50 h,u,raply and ,iI,c.
ruany Il led The Office Il Minister "a, the Cour, OF
st. James. anil through who's jnlsm,u, and hiud
aud conc.la,ory manu,,s the lite dispute on 'hc
Oregon question has teen 80 happily Sr''leJ' ha'
'rriy'd home in the Bnnn ia
1t will be re "'mh"rrd that the Gambia lett
Boston, and the Great N"'"n NJ" work. on '''
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Tile Press.

This is the press, with its ncwsman's
horn, tina, told of the Yankees American
born, that defeated The men all weary and
worn, tina, abandoned the prisoner all for
Torn, tina, was taken by the captain not
shaven or shorn, that charged the troops
all iatiered and torn, that followed the
leader that rose in the morn, TO meet the
general as sharp as thorn, that ted the
men, that fed the dogs, tina. lay in the
house that lack built.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

The latest case If absence of mind is recorded
of \ lady, about to "whip up" some egg foI
sponge cake, who whipped he JoLby aud sung
Watts cradle hymn to the eggs
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There are now in the Oregon Terrific.
ry upwards Of G00O Americans girls,
mills, saw mills, and large surplus of
agricultural product. The population is
rapidly increasing.
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VI tHttIlD

IN the 20 q Of August, .Si6, a, Ia Gnbrs.
"eorga, 10y the Rev. Thomas SANFORD. the Nm
""lANpo d. FIcKuN, OF Illinois to Mis- Etiz-
MtrH H., eldest daughter 81 the I'm. H.l.,,
r. Colqpu
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TIE Rmcricdn Army.

These are the Yankees American born,
that defeated the men all weary and worn,
that abandoned the prisoner all forlorn,
that was taken by the captain not shaver
or shorn, that charged The troops all tat
tered and torn, tina, followed the leader
that rose in the morn, 10 meet the gene
raj as sharp as a thorn, that led the men,
that fed the dogs, tina, lay in the house
that Jack built.
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Captain Nag # tie Dragons.
General Tcga.

This is the prisoner all forlurn, that
was taken by the captain not shaver or
shorn, that charged the troops all la,,ered
and torn, that followed the leader that rose
in the morn, 10 NEE, the general as sharp
as thorn, that led The men, that fed tho
dogs, that lay in the house that Zach
huiIt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

COlred Dlgs-Somo Boston genius has intro.
duced the fashion of dying lap-dogs, blue, pink,
and other fancy col,rs. a few dogs are found
ded occasionally in Now York, says the Amcri.
can, but by different, process.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

lfany ST. Louis paper, Of either party, or Of no
party, can give US single good reason why the
harbor OF tina, city should be entitled to aid for
Improvement from the General Government, in
order to force trade to tina, port, we shall he vii.
ling to advocate their cause to the best Of our
ability ,-.-M Slate Gos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-11

The c'ack-braned drawings of the wing or.
gans sound amazingly like the man who, on hear.
ing that MKay's tariff bin had passed, exclaim.
ed; "Oh! cuss the Loky fokys, I'm ruined, I've
made good living at digein' cellars, and now
cellars ready diggcd arc TO he imported"