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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-28
Alex. C. Barry's TRacoPHER-

Professor Alex. C. Barry's TR1COPHER-
Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND, for Beautify-
ing, Curing Preserving, Restoring, and Strengthening
The Hair Relieving Diseases Of the skin, Curing hheu-
matte Pains. an Healing External Wounds. DO nded
by no geographical lines, the reputation OF BafIys III
copherous pcrvades The Union. The safes OF The aTt
Gle of late ears have increased in ratio that almost
exceeds belief Professor Barry after careful exan-
nation Of his sale book, finds that the number ct bot
ties delivered order in quantities Of from halt gross
upward, curing the year 1852, was within tihe OF
$4,000.
II is unnecessary present length the evidences Of
the wonderful properties of the TricOpherous, when
the public have furnished such ndorsgm as this
The cheapness of the article, and The plantations Civ
~ its chemical action upon the HAIR the scalp and in a
cases OF superficial irrIiation first recommended it 10
the attention OF the people This was all hat the in
des ed. Every bottle advertised self The eff
fects OF the iaid exceed expectation. 1t acted ike
charm. The ladies would not be without it,. Country
dealers in every section of tue Uneh Saes found they
must have and thus built up a wholesale TIA ada
of hitherto upheard of regards articles q
this kin The highest point has not been reached anl
it is believed that The sales this year will be million
and hall of bottles
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway, New
YORK. Retail price, 70 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity ant
by the principal merchants and druggists thfougbou
The United States AID Cana:a. Mexico, West Indies
Great Britain, France, d c., and by SlBLEY K SCOTT
Worcester ny14 deoda~6m*
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Coon PRIcEs.-Capers g. Hayward sold yes
terday, at their sales-room, Adger's wharf a
blacksmith for = ,455; brcklayer Tor 81, 1870;
and single female slave for $3.50 Charleston
Mercury.
Bad prices, we should say. When, to obtain
the ''rsw material" for labor, such investments
OF capital are necessary, the prices are bad
Plenty OF white female servants can be had here,
not otoned, however--wthout any $3.50 at all.
NO country can flourish under such prices, not for
labor but Tor the opportunity or privilege to use
what can be got for the men and women that can
develop lt.-Nec York Express
What means lhsr enewal Of "agitatoni' --and
by the New York Express, u journal that the Cas-
tie Garden Safety Committee paid for "setling
up" with the Unon Such a paragraph, six
months ago, in the Evening Journal, would have
been seized upoa by the Express, as conclusive
evidence OF design to dissolve the Union.
What-we repeat the quesion-does all this
meanl Have the cotton folks stopped payment
-or is the Express on another political tacki-
albany EDening Journal.
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Police Court.

FRIDAY, May 81
Samuel McNabb, a respectable looking man,
was brought up at the instance of one Edwin NJ.
Black, charged with committing an assault on
him, on!Thursday 18th inst Mr. Black, who had
evidently paid his deacirs with liberal lips, to the
fountain of Cask-o'- Whiskey, or some other al
coholic divinity, appeared upon the stand and
swore that he went 10 Mr. McNabbs house, for
the purpose Of settling an account, when Mr. Nc
Nab struck him the face He was anxious 10
show the mark of the blow, but if it ever existed.
1t had faded away, and was invisible Mr. Nc.
Nab stated that he was reading in his own house,
when Black came in somewhat inebriated, and
began to talk about the settlement Of an account.
He spoke few words to Black, when he cursed
and swore, beat the table with his fists, paced up
and down, and otherwise made a great deal of
noise. Mr. McNab ordered him 10 leave his house,
otherwise he threatened to throw him down stairs,
and went up to him and presented his clenched
hand TO his face. He did not touch him however.
as Black left. There were no other witnesses
In the case but Mrs McNab, who, legally could
not testify. but who was permitted to give ex-
parte evidence, and corroborated her husbands
statement. MIR McNab, being unable to control
Blacks evidence OH oath, was fined 81 and costs.
He appealed.
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" A letter to the London Times, thus nc
tees the negro actor, Aldridge;
"Accordlns 10 private letters from Pesth, Mr.
Adrldge is quite the lion Of the day. The lite
rary men, artists, and actors, gave him grand
dinner and valuable album. As Aldridee play.
ed in the National Theatre, all the characters tx !
cepting those which he represented were given
IN the Hungarian language; but the paris were
50 well studied, that everything went OF as
smoothly as possible. The Mogyars are so de-.
igaled WIN ShytocE and Ohslto, hat they have
turn here, the African Rosclus will play once or
twice, in order that the emperor may have an op-
poHunty o seeing him before he leaves for Tri-
este and Venice.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON r4p Nm u
RAILROAD. This morning, Christopher FoIv
lately resident Of Morrisiana. WINS run nvsr ~
the morning train from Boston, and ins,an,Iy
killed. The accident occurred on the New Tx,
ven Railroad, near williamsburg, and was sa;d
10 be the result Of the deceased's carelessness
W y. mirror, 26h
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FIRE IN WATERTowN.-A building known as
merchants Block" was destroyed by fire on
Thursday morning. The fire was discovered
about O'Clock in the morning, and was burning
until after 3. But little air was in notion and it
rained steady all the time, otherwise the result
would have been most disastrous to the buildings
in the immediate vicinity The block was very
large-a part of the basement being occupied as
stores, and the upper part being used as tene-
ments. The goods and furniture of value were
saved. The fire originated in an unoccuped part
of the building, and is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
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20 Late advices from Halifax announce that
large naval force, designed for The protection
OF the colonial fishermen, is again being concen-
hated In that vicinity by Admiral Seymour
With the view of more efectually preventing the
encroachments Of the Americans, the Admiral
assisted by the Governors of NOVA Scotia and
craft " '"'''
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Medicine TO Lend.

hRDY'S SAi.VE is the best pnster now in use n
~ cures Rhenmatisn, Lame Back, Fre,h Wounds.
u.si burns, Bruises, Cracked Hands, Corns and nli
Tonic Bitters, cures Jaundice, lloadacbe Dysnensa
Cosllscness, Collie, Diz1iness, roor appetite Wenkhess'
bNof o"nplan, g. Ilard, 3 Indian Vegetable Worm
safe ~ All cases and pleastnt To uso. Hat5yis In.
uah n,nenl cures scroula, salt Rheum Eryspelas,
Nv Nv ipn VIZ, ana Erupllve Discusses Hatdy's
picHtun. ~" nAteih"' ny
DR., :, mARDY's Office, Cornish Flat, II. Whole.
Lewis IT, Laze, M. b. Green and lanes Green, Asents
everywhere. my5H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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AN UNNATURAL PARENT. A boy twelve
years Of age died IN Fail River, I7sh inst, Of dis
ease Of the brain, which, according 10 the verdict
Of a cofoner's inquest, was caused by blow up.
on the head from the hand Of his father, MI
chael Maloney, about three weeks previous
The father has been arrested and committed 10
the New Bedford Jail, 10 await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
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pYon the 18th of May, during the absen,

ByOn the 18th of May, during the absence of
the attendant the door of Mrs Jameson, one of
the patients in the Mclean Asylum, in Boston,
was left unlocked, and she invited Mrs Strong an
aged and feeble patient, belonging to Vermont,
into her room, where she choked her to death
Mrs Jameson confesses the manner of doing the
deed, and says Mrs Strong had been annoying her
for many months by continually asking for eight
She believed the Lord had at last delivered the
old lady into her hands, and if there was any
more light in another world, she determined to
let her see it. When the attendants entered the
room, Mrs. jameson was praying, and she says
that she prayed while dong the deed, and thank
ed God for permitting her thus to glorify him.
The unhappy lunatic, it appears, had sufficient
cunning to deceive the attendant, by pretending
to be sick abed, and that she did not intend to
get up till dinner time. She pleaded piteously'to
have her door left aiar, because it would be so
lonesome to be locked up so long. The officers
of the institution are not disposed to blame any
parties in this matter.
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~ We understand that Rev. Hasbruck Davis.
Of WATERFOWL, will ofiicIae at the Free Church
Tomorrow. MIR. Davis is native of this city.
aud has been attracting much attention, Of late,
by his theological position.
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ANOTHER EXILE Observation-Disclosures
May p. The editor Of the Catholic Mirror has
received authentic information that Patrick
o'Donohne and another Irish exile had escaped
rom Van Dleman's Land, and will shortly ar
rive atone of our ports.
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WAsHINeToN, May 27.-The Union of this
morning contains notice from the State Depart-
ment stating that the British government has
complained of depredations by Americans NJ The
tAikiand lsIands,and sent force there 10 prote ct
the citizens and property p'''o y
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:, Yin recent debate in the British House of
Coamons on bill for regulating licenses for
puohe houses in Scotland, Mr.. Henry Drum
n'ond affirmed that every saiurday night Mirfy
Mousgnd men got drunk in Glasgow, and ay in
ing. '''S''''y ''O'"-
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ga5- The town of Milford, in this county, ac-
cording to census just taken, contains popu.
iaiion oil $685., which the Milford Journal saws
Is gain of 900 during the year. Well done Mil
ford.
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u Some people in North Adams burned
Judge Warren in efligy, on Wednesday, to ex-
press their dislike to his course in the Senate in
opposition TO the Hoosic tunnel bill.
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~ The Chicago Tribune says that Catholic
Cathedral is to be commenced sometime during
the season, on the north side near the Catholic
college in that city. II will probably be the largest
and finest in that part Of the country and cost be-
tween $lB0,000 and 5000, 900.
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EXTENSIVE CoNYLAeRArroN.-A e,e .,
Foiiage do Fort, on the Ottawa River. Canada
recently burned over space Of eighteen miles
destroying fences, blocking Up the rosds Viii,
Is'isn trees, and doing otherwise vast amoan,
ofdamage. '"V'"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-28

COMPLAINT DISMISSED. The complaint of
Mr. Lewis Tappan against Mr. Frederick Collier
charging him with conveying away a negro child
named Jane Trainer, was dismissed BY Justice
Stuart.--.M Y Express.
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y l1lNe WHICH EVERY FARMER oueur TO
nNo~Lii you WISH to drive cut nail into sea-
Just have small quantity Of oil near by, and ain
the nail before driving, and il will never fil 10 90
In mending carts and plows, this is Of great ad.
vantage, for they are generally made mostly Of
oak wood. In Strengthening old nails before us.
ing, let il DO done ON wood, and NTH easy blows;
II done on iron, they viii be sure % bronx.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-28

gJf-It Is a singular fact that in the history Of
Lowell, Mass, that IN 1918 an engineer from
Boston, employed TO make u survey Of that town
with reference to manufacturing purposes, re-
ported that there wos no mater prfeiiege in
L0aDeii.
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O be Doilp spy.
SATURDAY. MAY IS, 1853.


On and after Wednesday, June l, the price oil single
copies of this paper will be cents. Regular su'-
scribers win be fumshedat the rates as heretofore
Those persons who have heretofore been snpplie0 Dy
the newsboys, can have their papers delivered ny our
regular carriers by leaving their names al this Office.
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For Filling Teeth OyerExposed Nerves,
Tlis operation, original with Inc subgeriber bas
been performed by him, during two and a halr yesys
nearly three hundred thts with tho loss Of one tont
only 80 iar NJ known Also, by several dsiinaulshed
Dentists whom he instructed more than two years apo
VINO have been omnenily sucotssiul Nv no ,tfe5
method OF Treatment heretofore In use, can so many
teeth bs saved, after their living membranes became
eApus.ea' X. 4. MILLER.
decll DIFF
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i CAR D.-MIs. WlNSLOWTO THE LADIES.
Mrs. Winsow, an old and experienced nurse, and Fe-
male Physician, would call the attention of me Ladies
her soothing Syrup for Children eething. 1t will i'm
mediaely relieve them from pain, alay all spasalodc
10 regulate tn Bowels Depend upon it, Mothers, it
your children. u Price, % cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities of Mrs Wnsow's
soothing Sy rup during the past six thou
sand the last yeH.. We believe the best medicine in
the world for Children eethng for the cure of DSs
enery and Diarnea in Children, whether arises from
teethng other It gives universal
Facon-Eeyer heard complaint from any one using it
never sold medicine universally successful III
iievmg pain ard affecting cutes-Telief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE CURTIS d PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Cort-
land street, New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILL Err.
The world is astOnished AT the wonderful cures per
formed bN the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
by CURTIS g. PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pa in all cases; for the cure Of
spinal complaints, cramp in the limbs and stomach
Tneuma tism in all its FORMS bill GUS choic, burns
throat and gravel is decidedly the best remedy in the
world For particulars. circulars in the hands o.
Agents, foI gratuitoHs circulation.
-. B.-Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer An others bearing this name
are base limitations. Price l24, 25 37 per botile
according TO Sold in nearly every town In The
State Agents for Worcester: Bush q Co, h. r Lazel,
G. Harrington; Cherry Valley, Bouomley & Gill ;
Spencer, J. \. Grout Co. East Brookfeld, Alon2o
Upham; w, Bro0bfed, Fiske & Co Brookfed, Geo
II. Low & Co. oct27 daWly
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the Cheapest and Bestl

This is certainly the with DIR. TOBIAS CELE-
DRAFTED VENETIAN IMMINENT. no one is called Oh
to pay for it, il they do not get relieved, should they
il according to the drecti"ns-and family will be
without il, alter once giving il fair trial IL CURES
toath ache in five minutes the most Cough ia
few days, Headache in half hour, Chronic Rheuna-
tism in shorter time than any thing Yet known Ii
not recommended Tor h,t2ama,atory Ri umatism. as
that requires internal treatment, and the aid Of Ply
stefan is necessary. No having children ought 10
be without a bottle in The house, in OF Group,
single application will it, ana thereby The lie
oil many child DysenteIy is immediately cured by II,
If taken when iTst attacked 1t stops the most severe
vomiting in few minutes. II is also warranted for
Cuts, Burns, Scglds Sores, Sweings Mosquito Bites,
Price, IS and 50 cents.
DR.. Tobias has also put up a HORSE LlNIMENT,
in nearly pint bottles; which Of Horsfs will
find Superior to other for Calls Cole Sprains Swell
lmgs, etc. Price, 50 cents.
u All orders must be addressed to DR.. TOBIAS,
No 240 Greenwich street. New York, post paid.
AGENTS-David Scott NJ. B. Green, Division no.
12. Worcester; John Sutton, New Worcester; G. J.
Taft, and w R. Johnson, Millbury j. N. Circuit Il
Co. and Phinsas Jones, Spencer.
marl6 d2aw.weow
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THE subscribers efar for sale Lemuel Gilber u, IN
a tent-aciion and Bondor PIANO FORTEs of DIFF
ierent les, VIZ:
The Octave, in Carved Cases.
the and Octave IN plain round and round Cass.
The and Octave In square Cases, with prices va,v
nom $500 TO $500 The Boudoir STYLE which IA ~
petor 20 Others IN form aud tone, the ocIaye i,
carved Cases the Octave IN plain Cases prices fo
STOW MooO' Al me above have Ghbeffs Patent
dctfon, ana are superior 10 any others m M MasLs
ana wil be sold or exchnnaed on favorable tnrhs
also, Seraphines, ~Eolians, and Molo6ians.
from the host Makers Music Books Of ali Kinds A
ohoicp selection OF New Sheet Music rlano atools
bhtleys Furniture Polish, &c. Panop Ia l.t ,un.J aI
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and ''e" 0n'
ap27 dawtf a. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music.
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The Worcester Cnlnet Rnnd.

(k ". TWlCHELL, Leaoer aud Director0
are prepared TO furnish music for all Occasions Appy
To Wit, corner of Front and fremont Streets
~. p. GODDARD, Mubury street
MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
o. Orders left al c. II. Lorine's Music store 9o3
NJ ain St or at the Central Hotel will meet with prompt
attention, by J. ALDRlCH, Clerk.
dam -
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Board Poard

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be aoeommod ated
N win GOOD Board and pleasant within two
minutes wax OF the Post Office, by applying at A. Put
nani's Auction Room
r. > Also, a lew single gentlemen can be accommo-
uateu WIN bOalu anO RoOms. an29 diff
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$1,000 INWARD!

DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.
1t shall he left 10 all the people, who shall be en-
titled 10 the above reward after using bottle each
ard they will be he cured OF the Liver Complaint,
or Indigestion, Janndce, Coughs and Coils Costive-
ness, Piles Weakness Headache, all complaints arising
from impure blood, loss of 8ppette,-n fact, all the
complaints which every body is more less troubled
with, after thawing ont in the Spring Laugleys Bit.
tiers are the very thing all the ladies', and every body
else should have bottle andno mistake In that they
always do good and never harH and very pleasant
TO take. Only IS and 375 cents bottle.
Sold in orcester by James Green. and NJ. B. Green
ze and al other dealers in medicine. Also by dealers
in all the towns am villages every where.
Wholesale depot, 81 Uni0n sire t. Boston.
arIS tayg6m
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M0TIGA.

LNOR Sale at the Soap Factory, on Prospect ST., a
4 few good Pigs, part Suffolk, an extra good COW.
years old large lot Loached Ashes exchanged Tor
Wood or Woodland if wished q W Rice
myl9 dtf
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SPuRR LEWIS at their well known stand in Piper's
Block, would inform their friends, and the public gen.
erally that they continue to hold themselves in readi-
at all hours Of the day and all reasonable hours of
the evening to supply the wants Of The inner man. The
best of oysters and the best Of fruits always on hard
and individuals or parties supplied with lunches or
cold suppers in the tumIling Of a sauce nnn.
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SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT
THE MUsEUM.-At nearly the close of the per.
Torrance at the Lowell Museum, on Wednesday
evening, a singular accident occurred, by which
a young man by the name of Cyrus p. Wheeler,
was injured TO such extent to result in his
death, in few moments after the catasrophe.-
AS the first act of the play entitled The Irresst-
ible Cadet was closing, Gin which seven young
ladies appear sodiers) and just after the cadets
had laid their guns on the stage and retired, half
dozen persons playing minor parts in the piece,
rush on and seize the guns. While this scene
was being enacted, in which Wheeler took part,
as he was in the act of picking up gun, he was
struck in the socket of the eye by the bayonet of
a gun in the hands of a companion, who, at the
same instant, was turning round. The blow was
of such force to penetrate the brain, and The
man fell senseess upon the floor. He was imme-
diately carried off the stage, and medical assist
ance was called, but he lived only about thirty
minutes.
The deceased was about nineteen years of age,
and was the son of Mrs Susan Wheeler, who re-
sides on Menimack street. He had been con-
neced with the Museum for some time, as copy
ist and property man; and we understand that
play, of which he was the author, is in rehearsal
by the company-LoloeU Von Populi.
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Il 0TICE.

NNANTED Immediately eIght men 10 work on Ma
w chinest Tools. None need apply but good work
men and OF steady habits.
my9 DIFF SAMUEL FLAcG & co.
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THE SoNTAG CoNcERr.-Those al our readers, who
wish attend this Concert and who does not p should
bear in mind that the Of secured Seats commences
this morning, 8 o'clock, at Mr. Boy dens Exchange
Office, 200 Main st , the first rome first served
Every in the han has been numbered, and with
every admission ticket check will he given securing
the chosen for the whole evening durng the con-
cert Ushers will be in attendance showing visitors 10
their respective seats. The Programn for the Con
cert, will be found in anoher column of out, to days
issue
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NOTICE.

4 LII Persons indebted TO the subscriber previous to
IA April Isl, that have not since paid are requested
to make immediate payment. JOS. &. GREGORY
Worcester. April rs, 1853. DIFF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Madame SOntag gives her first and only Concert
next Monday but Lazel, with eye to the welfare of
the city, has concluded establish permanent agency
for the sale of that unrivalled productions the Climax
Hair Tonic at 20 Main st. II
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B0ARDERS.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can obtain Meas ,nt
"A rooms and Boar by applying at NO % Pleasant
street lso several single gentlemen cun be accommo
dated with Board. mvI0 dtC
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Very HANDSOME AND Attractive The Portrait Of
Henrete sontag, in the Window of Mr. J. Boyden's
Exchange Office, 200 Main st.
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VINO WOULD HUNGRY wien he can he fed by such
masters of the culinary art Ball of the Hauingt
Corner Restangaor Ladies and Gentlrmen from the
county, from the city, if you would know what good
cooking call in at laps and order your dinner or
your lunch. He has everything IN its season, whether
of fruit, f-h. flesh, FOWL and the hungry man never
goes away sorowfnl from lis door.