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Democratic banner., 1849-02-26
For the Banner.l
Messrs. EditOrs:

NesSrs. EdHOrs:
Have you bestowed any thoughts on the
all-absorbing topic of the dayhere with us,
viz: Animal Magnetism, if not, hold still
and be "perfectly calm" until make a few
passes; for, from present indications, all
creation is likely TO be put in the magnetic
state land free from all pain"
If the doings here, are any criterion to
Judge from, for had the ancient city Of
. eophets known the things that belong to
her peace, as the good people Of our far
famed would be city of Louisiana, or al
least some Of them pretend to know and as
Isert from their subjects, as they term them
when in a clarvoint state. But, OJerusalem!
they were hid from thine eyes, aud now
thou art trodden underfoot until thy time is
fulfilled.
They are Enabled, or at least so they say,
to inform us how long we will live and how
we shall die, and by what means the crea-
tor has ordered, and likewise, what the pro-
Iceeds of labor or any Undertaking will nett,
and all concerning the gold mines Of Cali
%fornia, and all who will 60 and who will
not. Why most assuredly there is nothing
hid from them if we are 20 take their word
for il; for il would appear that King Saul's
lfar-fetehed sorceress will bear no compare
son 10 these, would be wise ones Of the pres
eat day. Are you ''perfectIy calm" MIR.
Editor, if SO. let us see what good has re-.
suited from this great knowledge, or what
is likely TO result from a dreaming body pol
tic.
First, and not least, a cobler has waxed
his end to the the tune of something over
two hundred dollars, OH the gullibility of
this populous city, now in embryo, conse-
quen,Iy they feel lightened of tllei, rhino,
which is a great disideratum with some
Secondly, some few years since, when
mesmerism was then, as now, the order
of the day, there were some hard feel
ings abroad fIom their pretending 10 know
rather more of matters in general, than
was consonant to harmony and good feel
ings; but o then they were disbelisvers! at
least some Of them, as it did not suit their
palate, and when did any good result from
knowing too much of others business or
Ielying on such sources for information
But an KS worth Of waxing has cured the
wounds. consistency thou art a jewell"
another of the results is, when an opera
tors mental faculties are Of such a small
~csllbre, that when he has a subject in the
magnetic state, that owing TO the instabili-
lty Of the same, they cannot relieve them
until nature asserts her sway, if they are
ever finally relieved. One more pass Mr..
Editor, and ! have done 1t is agreed OH
all hands by the scientific, that mesmerism
is a work of the mental faculties, the strong
oveE The weak. Well, Sir, there has been
turned out from the factory here, pieces of
various calibre, well wsxed to keep of the
damp atmosphere of this incIement season,
they lave gone North, South, East and
West, on which side do you thiuk will be
the balance Of power? That's ali
SWIPES.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26

A Mass Meeting has been called by the May
or Of st. Louis. to obtain a public expression
upon the bill, introduced in the U. S. Senate by
Col. Benton, for a Railroad from that city to the
Bay Of Francisco. This bill will receive the
strong apprObstea Of the mass Of the people Of
the Mississippi Valley, to whom, in its nature,
, Il promises to yield immense wealth.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26

. H" a-E r. sac "=
JuDoE WxLLs' REroRM Bill or a Bill TO
siuplify itAe proceedings ut law, has paused
both Houses Of the Legislature, and will Of
course coon become the law of the land.
e This bill, Ike ell others making great inno-
vations upon past usages and long established
customs, has its enemies and admirers among
the people. Many believe il imperatiyely de-
nanded, some denOuncs ii, while others receive
it with misgivings-dOubtirg its practical work
ings. For the furtherance Of justice, we be.
ieve that reform is necessary. and that this bill
Is marked with a clearaess, profoundly, and re-
search, that promises to silence ~murmuIing dis.
satisfaction, and give strong assurance of it,
equitable bearings in proceedings at Law. We
4naU see. 80 -. ..tt ",f'r
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26

REPREsENrATIoN.-The amendments to
the State Constitution, recently passed BY
the General Assembly, gives to St. Louis 9
J representatives, 10 Platte and Boone three
each, and to the following counties 2 each:
Andrew, Buchanan, Galloway, Cape Cir
Ardeau.C Cooper. Franklin, Green, Howard,
jackson, Lafayette, Lincoln, Marion, Mon
roe, Pike, Randolph, Ray, St Charles snd
Washington. The remainder, at present,
% 10 number, are entitled to one each.
The amendments in relation to the Judi
ciary, limits the term Of the judges Of the
Supreme Court to 10, and the Circuit judg-
Is 70 six years. The. Offices are constitu.
tiOnslly barred to persons Owe IS years of
age.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26
RoAps n HrGHwAYs.-On the lst inst,

RoAps AND HIGHwAYs.-On the LIST inst,
Mr.. Henderson, of Pike, introduced in the
lower house Of the Legislature, a bill to a.
mend an act for opening aud repairing roads
and highways, which was read twice and
referred, and $50 copies ordered 10 be print
ed. This bill, If passed, We believe, is to
be general in its character. II does uOi
appear from the proceedings, what amenI-
ments this bill proposed to make to the
special road lac now in operation in Pike.
and we have not yet seen a copy of it. The
present law for Pike, though just ip its
main features, we think can be amended tc
advantage, and IL made general, would ado
to the interest Of the State.
We have not the Siginal law before US
but allude TO that feature Of it that take.
negro property tsCiee: LIST, as property, Cd
Is persons. This is certainly unjust t'
owners Of that species of property, and ws'
probably an oversight in the framing Of thu
bill. No equitable person would contend
for this double tax upon his ~neighbor's prop
erty, and { p its operations are fully un'
derstood.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26
Law DaV.

JUsrIcE Fl. W. 2. WoorgEN will hold a
Law Day in Louisiana, on Saturday, the
7th day Of Arril next.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26

The President has issued his proclamation
converting an extra session of the Senate,
the 5th Of March.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26
TEXAS

There was an arrival at New Orleans
from Galveston on the 9Th, bringing dates
oef tie 9Th. The cholera had disappeared
! from Galveston. 4gaz -, !.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26
Tbs PANAMA ScHEME.-A writer fr)r
Washington, says:

In regapd to the foreign railroad schemes,
both the Panamians and Tehuantel ccers
have been pretty well f"iled: There is no
probability that the bill for the benefit OF
the Panama route will pass the Senate, but
should il do so, it will certainly fall in the
House.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26

y The Sheriff advertisements leave US but little
room fs residing matter this week.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-26
The NeW Secretary Of Sale.-The col
RESPONDENT Of the Baltimore Sun saws:

: respondent Of the BALTIMORE SUn says:
'7s1Asgsntleman who has no incossiderabIe
professions to q cabinet appointment him
sell, and who Is from the West, informs me
TINT there ID no rsasDnabIe doubt that Mr.
'@Crttsnden. will be offered, and will accept
che past Of Secretary of State.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
October 10th. ISA9,

CORNER, MAIN j. WAI'ER STREETS.
ygyHE undersigned are pleased 10 give notice,
Il that thew are row in full receipt OF their
FAIL AND WINTER stock OF New and Fash
ionable GOODS which comprises almost every
variety and style 10 suit tha fancy & necessities OF
their friends and customers, and feeling well as
sured that their assortment III variety, styles and
cheapness will compare with any OF the season,
resnectF1llv invite all in want of Goods to give
them an early call Their stock consists in part
of the following desirable Goods.
Rich Black Gro de Rhine Silks Tor dresses and
yisites. all Wool French Cashmeres, Figured
and Satin striped Mouselaines; all Wool;
Silk warp Popin Dclainess. Black
and Fancy silk warp Alpac-
as, from S7s cts 10 s 20;
Blue Maroon, Cher
~ and Claret
Colfd Ly
on Ese,
FsgesE.eH- Mohair, Gses
RIDGES plaids, Stand.
and Satin
striped do, Green
Claret, Maroon, Cherry
and Blue Tibet Mernoes,
Solid Black Monslr,s. Solid Col
cred Mous]in, all Wool. expressly for
chii]ren,s D.esses; Black and Fancy prints,
shawls, Hosiery, Md and silk Gloves, lRibbonsl
Laces, Edgings, French Worked Collars and an
Capes. &C., &c. A general assortment OF SUI
perior Black and Fancy Colored E5ench Cloths
and Cassimeres, Silk and Satin Vestihees, Swans
down and Plain do, Fine Cloth and Fur Caps,
Hats of The newest style and finest quality Also
a large stock OF Read ynade Fine Dress, Sack,
and Over Coats, Pants and Vests; surprising IN
style, cut and make any heretofore offered TO the
public. and having been bought Of the most re-
ssnonsjbIc Houses in Baltimore and Philadelphia,
will in svery case be warranted to the purchaser
We are also supplied with our usually large
assortment of Hardware, QueensWare aud Gro
ceries, and continue cur arrangements by which
we are enabled 10 supply our customers at all
tilnes bills of Hardware to order, warraf1lng at
the sans tirnc any article to please or no sale
We have also in store Liuseys, Satinetts, Car
pstiuc. Table Linens and Sheetings, and other
Goods, suitable for Family purposes, heavy
Brogan Boots aud Shoes, Gum Over Shoes, &c,
Sc CO4VNE & BROOKE,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

4 large and very complete assortment of PARIS
KID GLOVES, manufactured expressly to
order, and our name stamped inside Of each pair)
in all colors and sizes; Six and other Cloves
OF every kind, a full supply of the very best
styles; English Thread HOSIERY, in silk,
aierino, Spun Silk and Others for Ladies and
misses; mems and boys gerry stout 8 ard 5
thread Cotton, Merno and Scotch lambs wool
Half HOSE
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
Il F1$V GOODS
III the Old Stand Of Green y Go.

j. q FL ~ az W ~ NJ ~
IT the Old Stand Of Green s. Co.
vv,iF. subscriber respectfully announces to his
/ friends aud the public, that he is now re
eeivina and opening his Fall and Winter supply Ct
GOODS. selected With great care IN the north
ern Cities, to which he invites particular exan-
nation. feeling assured that he eau please IN style,
quality and price. Hisstock embraces IN part the
following articles, VIZ;
N0s. Gentlemen,
Super, Blue. Black, Brown, Gray and Drab 3ea-
yer and Pilot Cloths; Black, Brown, CHINA
mon. Drab and Olive French and Eng. CAST
meres Superior Blue, Black and Fancy French
Cloths aud Cassineres Black Satin, Fancy
Black. Brown and Drab Silk and Cashmere
Vestnas; Black and Fancy Crayais, Black and
Colored Kid and Beaver Gloves; Superior Silk,
Merino and Lambs Wool Wrappers and Draw
ers, Sc, Sc, SIC.
For EssaSSes,
Superior Black Gro de Rhine, Chameleon Check
ed and Figured Silks and Satins; Superior Ma
roon. nra6. Green. Brown and other colored
Mernoes; Printed Cashmeres and Nlouseanes
of superior style and quality; Black, Brown,
hlaroon and Drab Australian Cloths and Al
paccas Extra Snper French Sapes. from IS
to sl2 each Extra Super French Collars, from
IL l-2 CHS 10 S3 ; Embroidered and Plain Mode
and other sbawls French Cloaking Cloths and
Fancy Figured Flannels for Sacks Handsome
scsrts and Neck ties. in great variety; Fancy
Colored Velveis and Satins, for s}ohnets; Zen
uine Thread, Mecklin and Black Silk l-aces.
fbeauiiful variety , Black Silk Mit's, SO cents
10 81 so, also Kid and Beaver Gloves, 1lIned y
A very lasge assortment Of Bonnet and Mantua
Ribbons. Sc, sc.
fog EEGsssskae3ses's,
Black and Brown Cotton and Linen Sheetngs,
hlarselles Quilts, Spreads, Blankets, f'lannes,
Linseys. Tlckings Furniture Dmity, White
Goods, Fringes, Calicoes, Carpet'ng, Rugs,
Mats. Sc, &c, with many other articles IN
necessary to eEtatnefate.
Do rot f5saet to call at GREEN s. Co.'S, Old
Stand where you will always find the cheapest
and prettiest goods.
n. B. Always on hand large stock Of Hard-
ware, Grooeflts, Hats, Caps, Boots and sh,es;
Successor to GREEN & Co.
Stanton, Oct. 8, 1919.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

OA BUS. Dried Apples, in store ami for sale by
CO PERRIN s. RIDGWAY.
NJ 'rch 60. -Hijolnins Valley Hotel
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
BEWARE OF ccuNTERFEITs!
The genuine RfanareM Pills canbe obtaine'
al The foUowing places
10 The H4aGEIes.

J,HE hanlsomes and most superior Walking
Shoes, Caters and Slippers ever exhibited in
this market, may be found b. calling at the Cheap
Store of L. N. GREEN.
Oct l. 1Sta.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
E'EgH1 LATEST ARRIVAL.

'TSHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
A. friends and the public that they are now re-
ceivng their Fall and Winter supply OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, TO which the attention Of
the public is invited.
{E5- Store Room in the Basement Of The Virginia
Hotel, next dool to the Law Office of Baylor &
Conner. WALDEAUR s. POLLITZ.
Staunton, Oct. %, ls4o-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
TOBACCO.

IjSIvf Boxes Tobacco eqna. to any in the rorld,
L, for sale on the Corner opposite the Post Office
at Is cents, by lpM. q. S7ERREIT.
August Is, 1919.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

yEvIEE subscribers have now received their fall
IL stool; of TOBACCO, S.NUFFS AND
tSElf.3faS, which added to their stock of home
manufacture, enables them to offer inducements
to purchasers to deal with them. The choicest
brands of Tobacco will Row be found at their es-
Enlistment, together with every description Of
s'egars. both Of imported and home made. No
paus or expense will be spared to render every
satisfaction 10 these bestowing their custom ON
their establishment. Merchants and others will
find it to their interest TO examine our stock BE-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
C. Y. COCHRAN s. co.
Stanton, Oct. Is, 1879.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
THE IspANDRE1fI PILLS

Tt L RR A q DR L II PILLS
HAVE INCREASED TWELEEFOLD In
TEN YEARS.-Can any other medicine be point
ed out that has sustained its repntation--that has
increased. in the confidence Of tie public in an e.
quail proportion?
the preudices Of Medical men would permit their
general adoption in the public Hospitals. What
blessing this would be 10 the poor, and also TO the
whole community in waich the Hospitals are stu
ated! No Ship Fever would long remain to poison
our atmosphere with IFS noXions eXhalatlons! No
malady-no, not even Cholera, would be Of a dan
uerous character were BRANDRErH's PILLS vigo
rously resortea 10 when the FIRST of lis symptoms
were perceiveti. And Ship Fever, and fcvers OF
an nfammatory, or OF a typhoid character would
be found equally under taeir powerful control -
While influenza, small poX, measles scarlet fever,
and all the diseases of children, would be affairs
requiring only very few doses OF Pills. to entirely
re. establish the patients health. And in case OF
rheumatism and tropsy, and the various forms OF
lung disease, 10 medicine is capable OF doing more
good or whose use would tend more 10 the .gecov
cry Of health
BEWARE OF CCUNTERFEITs!
Tegenuine Rraaareih Pills canbe obtained
al The following places
VIM. Kyle staunton, w: W. King Waynesboro.
Nm. H Bell ChurchviIe P. A. IIeiskell Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs; J r. Syrcle, Parnassus:
II. Messers NTH, Mt. Scion; James NJ. Stout, New
Hope; D. 6. W. Whitinore. Mt. Meridian; B. F.
Graham, Greenville; J anes Guy Deerfeld; Nc
Valley, Bath co ; John Dickinson Mi!lborougf
Spring Crawford & Co. Warm Springs; Henry
Miller, Cedar creek S. B., Brown, Fishcrsville
VIM. Dudley Jennns' Gap Taylor * Co., Oak
Grove, Augusta.
October 3.--2in.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
CURTAIN GOODS.

n Satin de LANES ga Darasks; Cashmareens,
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS (g neac
designs); Curtain Lace and Muslin by the yard
also Domestic Cotton Goods of The best kinds,
in Shirling Cottons Long Cloths; Sheelings
Jeans; DIiis; Osnaburgs; Linseys; Plalds ;
Checks: Bed Hicks &c Sc
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18
PERSONAL sKETCH.

In person she was very sm.ll-smz..s.
than Hannah MOre-and with NOE -ar
Hannah More's vivacity Of manner bsr
face was pale and thin. her features iuss1.
lar; they may have been considered plan,
even in youth; but her expression vas %
benevolent, heI manner 50 entirely We
bred-psrtaking Of English dignity ans
Irish frankness-that you never :tOugh. b
her, in reference ether 10 PiainRes; OF bs.-
"; she was all in all; occupied, v IhOg. ,
tiguing tie attention; charmed BY asr pa
SAINT voice; while the earueslnsss anc III
that beamed in her bright biue-Usry ,.Es-
eyes, made Of value every word she TX.
ed-her words were always well ch1s-
her manner nf expression wss Issetl. a:
natural; her sentences were frequently ..
gramnatic; she knew how 20 listen As -.
as to talk; and gathered iniormsu0l O q
manner highly complimentary to the so-sg
of which, al the time, she formed par
while listening 10 her. she continually /.
called to me the story OF the fairy sl-z
lips dropped diamonds and pearls whence
they opened.
Miss Edgeworth was remarkably nss
and particular in her dress, Der iesi al
hands were so very small as to Be S1z
childlike. | once took a shoe Of her; 3
Melnotte's in Paris, she having comas
stoned me to procure her some shoes .h's
and the people insisted / must reaars .-'1
pour une jeHne demOiSslls.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

nv onlv save Of course to the few intrusted
with the secret.
The whirligig of time continued as ever
to speed on its course, and bring round IN
due season its destined resenges. The
health mental and bodily, Of Miss Brandon
rapidly improved under the kind and Judi
cious treatment of Mr.. and Mrs. Derwent;
and long before the attainment Of her ma
iority, were pronounced by competent au-
tbority to be thoroughly re-establlshed.--
The day following that which completed
her twenty-irst year, MIR. Ferret, armed
with the necessary authority, had the pleas
ure of announcing to the relict oil MAJOR
Brandon The had been dead some months, ,
and 10 her brutal son, that they must iorth
with depart from the home in which they 'c
the very moment of his announcements
thought themselves secure; and surrender
every shilling OF the property they had SC
long dreamt was their own. They wert
Frustrated by the intelligence, and Provet
as mean and servile in the hour Of adverse
| ty, as they had been insolent and cruel II
the day Of fancied success and prosperity
The pension of three hundred pounds yea
for both their lives, proffered by Miss Bran
don, was eagerly accepted; and they return
ed to the obscurity from which they had D.
accident emerged.
About six months afterwards. had th
pleasure of drawing up the marriage settle
noen,s between Clara Brandon and HeIber
Burford; and twelve.month after, that o
standing sponsor to one OF the lustiest ora'
ever sprinkled at font: none OF which dc
lightful results. if We are to believe MI
Ferret, would have ever been arrived at ha
not he, at very critical moment, refuse
to take counssPs opinion upon the virtues
IeoPab;lisiss. and powers contained IN tn
great writ Of habeas corpus ad subjieisn
DUN.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

our roo NTH the rain Is over; he Is one Of US,
Freuchman.'
The farmer made him the military salntstion
and welcomed him. He seemed singuiarly
struck with his figure, and was 20 much moved
that he could not spesk. However, ct length
he stammered out
"Sir, you will, perhaps. consider my question
impairment, but ! am Obliged to ask you your
aMy friend." interrupted the young hunts
man, 'sthat ia the only question which cannot
answer I could easily deceive you BY giving
YOU false name, but prefer 10 be silent
However, although refuse TO give you my own
ian ask your namei"
The farmer sighed, but did not answer.
at seems says the young man, that you are
obliged 10 be silent also"
ayes, sir the name bear Is not my ow n; but
What good will 1t do you to know 1T Here am
called Claude Gerard
"At all events" said his mother, sit Is not
necessary for the young gentleman to imagine
thatmy SON has disgraced his name; tnefe arc
fessons which
alt is so with me ;" said the hunter, do moi
wish to tell my name except 30 those who de
serve it-but as believe you are worthy people
1 will tell you. | am Achllle hurat, the son o.
the King Of Naples"
Claude Gerard and his mother fell on theI
knees and wept. The Prince, seeing then
weep, knew not what TO think Of it. Claude a
soon as he could speak, showed the Prince {
portrait of the King Of Naples, and cried.
"Behold this, my benefactor and the guardian
saint Of this farm-your glorious father; ov'
all to hIm-he saved my life"
| son the field Of battlei" asked Prince Acnil
le"
.No," replied Claude Gerard; al va, con
II A IN death TW0 c0Enralie> a IL !
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18
Buyinx a Monkey.

n1sl extraordinary sWIndle MS pay e. ~ -
terday on an old gentleman named DaIoie-isf'r
ulator in natural and aTth ,ial cnIiosi-'e-' -.
keeps a sort OF shop for thai business ID ~ -,
part Of Locast -. A man IN NE diess Of =
came 10 Darbie's door in cab, and niorl.r- =
maj he had a monkey Of a raIe species, e-'-s
nom one of the SOulh Sea ISLANDS, ana N.s-'- j
dispose OF the animal. Old M. Daioe, '-i-A--
that The sailor was ROt much accustomed 70 = -
of this KIND, after examining ne etesil = -.
was brought out from the CAB, aud ah-l-t I =
Oldest and most wonderful ROaksy eve 'ss-
this regiOa. dove hard bargain Wiih ne P''f'
tor, and Obtsined the brute ioI 81 .-.s..
The sailor, having received rs u,ole' -, -
leave, and LEI. Mr.. and MIS- DaInis V le- -. =
late each other on punch Snlen -
much emOlumenL The WcndeiIal 0ra-i 80
valk eTect. N was about thIee iseI ar l'
height- ard much resembiet eOloIed po' ~ -.
particular, except q tail - long as as 90 -.
hung down behind and seemsc unAsa.ll-''
the purooses 10 which monkeys slis sc - -.
applsed. The besst was partly clothed, s. -
intended for public exhibition common, -.
this axe o. refinement, when even uo-A
Fl artist viii scarcely be tolerated -. -
sBarnurl will give me hily ioisfs i0' ---''
Dagoie 10 his vile. -, - tb,r
sFidyl he shan't be sold Tor cent 's's
hundred,' answered Mrs. DaIoie- r,,,,l =
sReU. Bamum don't cafe for none!' .----I y.
will give a hundred relOined UaiO'e'
sees him he won't stan6 for any snse - NJ
sWhv then you're an Old iool, oose.,'- -,
Darbie, 40 think Of selling he eTelnI -. -
hundred dollars; you might IiSI 'S
Here Dsrbie cautisusly toOl hold Of ne 80
end Of ne tail, and stIsighiensa nOas e
Jerk, when 10 the amszemsat o. 80 80. - o-f-il
pie, the spPendsge was loose -. n.,b,s ssn-,
attachment, and remained IN NJ. - =
xhiIe M bereayed animal look refuge l--'
bic. - Ms Dil.
- ss1on;.hsd husband, you ha'e =. - -.
rosns of !, iack tar cheat you wi.h . -. - R-s
has had ;is tail cut off and glued on
after hin and get back your MOI 81 ., vou lpOs
stop, my dear said Daroie' 80 rlros.r
that a monkey without taA = s.,cb rs nOls
than a monkey with tahf ne = 80 mustsess
on that account, forwe can PI 49,. I, Chss1slS y
on him and dress him up 70 i''ii'A''
dandy =. la The pooI c1sF
ture 10 eati' inquired the eon''0s'
be- srs.,., ,vh., I'm DuI.lsd about said H. -
sbe'1 nat eat vegetables, IeeAohi
sHe won't eat meat said MS. - 80 M. Dr..
mo, | rather think be VII A'''
sYes will, Masss; eat any ulIts sI f,om u,tsi
consamsd hungry, said me "
the table, - In The roOIn . :
,n m,A NJ. psrbe. becoming sasp,elOsss,3 5.
red he ,noakey out, stripped On ns rIsbe olssi
lures, and discovered il TO De
~ r.. ola man. blinded b. svsIiee, nsS ssss,sl
intent on cheating The saiief' lns' ~
bimseiL A.. eluu,sy plees :
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