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nois awarded Il the hrst premium and dipon i !.
10 carried and used represented In the enrayips .
mo ion or efforts consequently does not soon NJ,
adapted all kinda Of so II well prepared Its ...,
adj listed plant any desired depth, and to dion
requisite number Of seeds In hill. The mrtsns -
which the seed Is planted By this Planter Ia new Ana
10 believed possesses advantages every other ~
only in facility Of use, but In fastening yermipa,on
The seed 10 forced by pressure obique,y from M, an
face Of the ground to the requisite DEPTH thus insu,
the Immediate absorption Of moisture BY bringing il
close contact With the soil under and around e. While
up and growth Of the blade. II win more than NJ, r.
itself for garden No farmer can AFFORD q AZ
with his neghber who has p's
Ross wHrPPLs and KErru, RoBISsox 1 Co., As,p,.
Burlington.
- Persons wishing to purchase Planters or County
Rights, act Agents. address us at Hurinetnn
| p. o. (nov. l9-Smw.>) G00DALE HINKS
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sEsious BEREAvnEsr.-A dispatch was re
ceived yesterday by Col. Firz HESRY WARREN,
to che effect that his son, VIM. A. was drown
ed a. Auboradale, Mass., on Tuesday last,
while skating. He was about thirteen years old,
was attending school At that place. The de-
ceased was an unusually bright and promising
how Z.
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a Na4 York, Del
IT stsaslee Ai3ca arrived " hss dose . "a
z she lns lsesyssl 49, 3 kcy1s 80 I
ID England, business = steadily incrsasine,
md Il Is the general opinion that the financial
crisis il past. Il il expected that the Bank will
soon lower its rates to Q per cent. The specie
in the Bank Of France Is increasing The ullion
in the Bank Of England has Increased upwards
o. E300, 900.
The whole subscription to the Atlantic Tele-
graph Co. Il taken up, and offers were made for
more.
The chief feature Of the political news b the
firm attitude assumed by Switzerland towards
Prussia's demands on Neufchatel which are re
fused Internationally.
STA.
There is nothing new respecting the issues
with Russia.
/. Is confidently asserted that the Peace Con-
gross viii reassembie soon.
There Is rumor in Paris that Prince Albert
and the German influence IL backing proposal
respecting Belgrade, before the British Govern.
ment, and SO hampering the Ministry that they
cannot act.
The political news from France and Spain i
| nnimportsnt.
Latest adyices from the East assert that the
The steamer Kangaroo, from Philadelphia, ar
| rived at Liverpool Nov. 2sth.
| The English Admiralty have ordered the en-
tire fotila Of gunboats to join the reserve steam
squadron at Shorenes and await further orders.
There was also unusual activity in the dock yard
! from which it is surmised that some naval dem
onstration Is about to take place.
The subscription of $4,000 pounds sterling
/ to the Atlantic Telegraph Co., was closed to day
having considerably exceeded the required
amount. One hundred and one shares were T.
ken in London, eighty eight in America, eighty
4 six in Liyerp DOL, and the remainder in Glasgow
4 Manchester, &c.
London, Saturday morning. dispatch from
Berlin says Prussia would be willing to reinquisi
her rights over Neufchatel provided the politca
prisoners are discharged, otherwise she will &C
decisiyely.
Marseilles, Friday-It is announced that {
strong Russian corps is advancing thro' Bessa
rabia to the Black Sea- Seven English ships o
war are expected at Constantinople from Malta
i Advices from Teheran state that Youssofef, tn
I.leader Of the revolt at Herat, was condemned
to death at Teheran, but subsequently pardon
ed.
1 The English Parliament has been further pro
rogued till Feb. Sd, then to meet for the dispatcl
| of business - ays
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IL s4s s8s Montreal, Dec. TO-
Christs's Church, the Episcopal Cathedral in
Notre Dame street, was burned this morning
4 Loss thirty thousand pounds. Insured for
seventeen thousand. Several adjoining buildings
were damaged.
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&AKEFIElD,s
c0RyPLAgzxR.

III Z sUBCRiBeaa
having ample fsci1Isis,
fof manutActurina a.
labor saving imple-
menf. nov oasr L..
70 the farmers Of lov.
70 the full consdepess
that they viil At snss
supply q want long ~,
for = substitute for ~
Old, allow and imps,..
feet methods Of pIsn,.
Ing. The oAscsion.
heretofore made "a
Corn @ Planters are, in
Wakefield .. en,ir. =
obsia,ed. Their M.
plicisy, accuracy. an.
rability and ches,
ness, win At oncs q.
commend them 70 an n,
farmers II vas u,sS ~
extensively In inInol..
and many other sts,s..
last season, with rrr.,
satisfaction, And Nm ~
late Stnfn H.t. mS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

~ The vincennes, Ind, Gazette Of the 9Th,
says, .the horse thieves in the neighboring par,
of Illinois seem to have brought their art to a
wonderful degree Of perfection. Mr.. Orville
White, of Coles county, had four horses stolen
from him one night last week; R. Rankins, Of
Marshall, lost sne horse on the same night;
and on sunda, night Of last week, Mr.. Duncan,
Of Jasper county, had Ave horses taken. There
we're ten hsrscs stolen in one district Of country
10 one week, sg1
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u The Washington Star Of the 9Th, says
that the sales of Delaware lands in Kansas, now
going on, win secure to the tribes an aggregate
sum Of q, 25o, 900 and 900. So far, these
tracts have brought an average of about forty
three pr cent above their appraised value. Some
thing ike million and half Of specie, it is said
has been Withdrawn from, ST. Louis to meet the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

Il, ---..,.a- ... 49,. Cincinnati, Dec. 10.
. A train ran off the track on the little Hooking
r. R., this morning The baggageman and fire.
man were instantly killed. The cars were badly
smashed 80 tE
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

United STATES sHir PKxSsYLvAsrl-We
learn that there is some probability that this
agnlncent vessel will yet be turned to some more
valuable use than that of receiving ship. Il Is
proposed 20 cut on her upper deck, lengthen
neI ana convert her intoa propeller. The Penn
sslsania, though not the longest, is the most
spacaoas snip IN our service has the largest arm.
smen., ana requires larger number Of men to
nan ner. sne can carry six months provisions
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

BURIED ALIVE SEVERAL TlMEs.-The picaynne
Democratic papers are all busy burying SAM
again. This is the third time, within our ecol-
lection, that that individual has had funeral or
ders accorded him by the Bogts They buried
him last August was year, after the State elec.
tons in which he was whipped they buried him
after the Fall elections this year land now, after
the Presidential, we arc summoned to his obse-
quies, yet again. The Bible or the prayer book
says, 'it is given to man once to ole" but Sam
is more than "man p he is a political cat with
nine Tires. and six of them to lose vet !! Hurra
for Sam and six more trials! Resurgam in his
motto Mont. Mail .t-lsa =
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The ScAND1NAylAN FREMoSr Press The
"Emigranten"-th only Fremont paper in the
country in the Scandinavian languages pub
lished at Inmansville, Rock county, Wis. 1t
has done brave and valuable service during the
campaign just closed and the result Of tslabors
has been to gain over large proportion of the
Norwegian votes to the side of freedom. It is
capital medium for advertising, as it circulates
through Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and the
Northern part of illinois,
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st. Louis, Dec. IL.
Letters in the Democrat dated Lawrence End,
says the militia under Walker and Titus have
been mustered out of service. Sixteen priso-
ners engaged in the Hickory Point fight have
been acquitted. ..55sa S. 81
Mr.. Army agent of the National Committee ar
rived at Lawrence on the first inst. A large
quantity of clothing was received and distribute
ed among the sufferers. ass 81
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tY One Of the best political squibs of the
day we find in a California paper. It says
1--WE have the very best authority for stating
that the sudden return of Lola Montez from
Australia to California was caused by her knowl-
edge of the fact that James Buchanan is
hacbeloro 2Es
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a NEwsPApER.-It was Bishop Horner's own
op'nion that there was no better moralist than
me newspaper He says: 'sThe follies, vices.
ana consequent miseries ofmultitudes, displa we'd
IN 2 newspaper, are SO many beacons continual
burning to turn others from the rock on which
'heY nave been ship-wrecked. What more
powerful dlssuasive from suspicion, jealousy, and
anger, tnan the story Of one friend murdered by
/ s - IN duel! What caution more likely
to be effective against gambling and nroairscy
tnan the mournful relation of an execution ~
"a, the late OF despairing suicide? What fner
lecture on the necessity of economy than the
auction OF estates, houses and furniture OnIvI
= newspaper, and consider it wen. nav for
1t, and it will instruct thee.n - ~ -
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The only fresh and entire stock In Keokuk bought In III.
Eastern cities In September and October and now ar.
irving. rare chance for merchants to recru, hand
somely. ii
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| '.
Two Mex KILLED-GREAr EXCITEMENT IN THE
CITY..Just as our paper was ready for the press
yesterday, Thursday, intelligence came TO US
that two men had just been murdered, at the
Baldwin House. I've repaired to the house,
where hundreds preceded us, and found Mr..
Henry Fleming lying in his gore, upon the floor
OF the bar-room, and Mr.. John Fleming lying
upon bed up stairs. Both had been st bbed,
as We are told, by Mr.. Wm Crozier, who, it is
alleged, did the act in sef.defence. a pistol
was to be seen in the poekat of Mr.. Henry
Fleming, and We are told that before the fatal
blows we're struck, pistol shot had been fred
at Mr.. Crozier by one of his assailants.
The cause Of this terrible calamity, carrying
dismay and distress to the hearts Of dear and
loved ones, ne have not learned, but report has
it that it grew out of words spoken by Mr..
Crozier, who had on several occasions, paid his
addresses to a sister of the persons killed.
Mr.. VIM. Fleming, the father, was present. f
Mr.. Crozier gave himself up to the officers,
and, as We go to press, trial is in progress.
Monmouth Atlas.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17


TOO UGLY TO IIvE--In the eastern part of
Delaware county New York, short time since
there resided man, a very sensible man, but by
common consent the ngiest looking individual
in the whole county, being long, guant, sallow,
and ugly, with gait like kangaroo. One
day he was hunting, and on one of the noun
tain roads he saw man on foot and alone, who
was longer, gaunter, and uglier, by ali odds,
thar, himself. He could give the Squire fifty
and beat him. ,'
Without saying word, b raised his gun,
and deliberately levelled at the stranger.
"For Gods sake, don't shoot me, shouted the
stranger.
Stranger, replied B - '.Iswore ten years
ago, that If lever met man uglier than / was
I'd shoot him; and you are the first one I have
seen. ~ -
The stranger after careful survey Of his RI.
val, replied :, q.
well, If Hook any ,eorse than yoas do shoot
don't ,cant to lire arg longer >, -, s
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BA man named Bill Blake was arrested
lately in Angelina, Texas, for the murder Of a
whole family named Moore, and was immedi-
ately taken and executed by mob. Previous
to meeting his doom he made full confession
of his henious crime, and said he was instigated
to IL by others - - f.s
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= brcHAxAs OsAroA-The editor Of the
uoopsfs,osn, New York, Jonsnal gives the FOL.
loving account Of his efforts As public speaking
during the recent eaapaign. and wAA. came =
Il $3.50 8asS sassz $500 ~ ~ (: ssS
Two or three wssks befafn Ne slsctioa We
declined making any more political speschss,-
held up some time before We did, We made
two speeches IL this town-and here The Dem
ocraas soe licked awf0lly Ne spoke from one
Of The pslpis h. RaslinSs aa-and thunder was
tho result. We attended one meeting q Mi.
ford-and there tie Democrats got particular
{esaisr Went over 70 RicA6eld and nlksd m
hour and hall 70 , fall meeting. Losk 81 IL
6gurssi Spent day and half IN making =
pilgsi.aASs 70 Morris and there IL ssnsersiAe1
ares sArasAsd oae 81 their beets! Spoke one
night ~ WsssferA anA were sasursd shas oar
speeeA bad GOD SGAek save shoala thinA!
Large thcssass efoppssitisa, naiosisy. =
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~. Henry George Kuper, British Consul al
naitimore, was saffocated in house that took
IRE IN that city on Sunday.
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TO PERSONS Hnyinr Ho,..,

The undersigned has estAbIished m
Agency for the Recovery Of Kstrdy Hor.
Az ines give prompt attention to any ca
which may be committed TO him. He mas nov nm. - :.
cripton OF some seventyfye eighty estrsys which
nave been taken up In Des Noines Henry and Lee com.
ties Persons at distance, therefore, who have horses
estrayed by sending descriptions and making sppiles-
tion to the undersigned may save Themselves botb tme
and money and At the time be Of recovering
their lost property. Charges moderate.
oct Zo-Mtf s.-.l.-.r Addreal John
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HheyhaS = lfssyie1 Ansssalis.
ssvp0 - - lIns Il - ~ -
- sss = - slleg u ~ dawes Il Kss-
1ssty - 1SaaIG ~ ~ ~ NJ ~
nestauA \ ssabs = ~ - ~. RI 4 sssss
GsSanaa = 10y ~ Yillsslss ssas,
as4sfl = ~ Nse1y - u slsspas
y. NJ = Assils1y - = - -.
49, hsvs 1870 = - stssnst = ssbsliieA
~ 49, .isAa & = asysaA ~
ssaessAsass r ~, ~ ~ pss4Ae bsaia
= ssstsia ls1 - = 80 hAnajsn
salgs = ts.s ~ 1s1sbasaa parv NJ
. 49, psas sGbass.
wsass ~ ssssy Sfssy ttiag = ~ ssssS
- - nspshasns ~ III sAtSs ~ -
SssI sksssvw y ~ ssgSsss ~ ~ essshs -
shss ~ ~ sliag = - M slasssy, : 4 =.
wtsn \ Y, M wks,s - 1shss Ssssd \, md
last SisAess rsgrss) lsAk w lsok spsa u.
very y N -, bss - kavs had noshing 70 Do
Viii 4 1issesiy = islissssy, szssps - keep u
vhss Il n 1spublissa speaker, = theis fula.
- iAsisa6s u sssecA, o. b tkeif .ildsst Aisbts
u inseasu sssdbssisa shss .sst ssoass y
later svsstAks ~ sppsssson of any psspae
ssyss Ssass.plassd ~ uprising u ths sixvsy'
70 aucdss, and dsssisss she cosatsy.
Slavery became srrogant, ~ vssA husabls
asd Sestfaia Il; Il bseazss in1sisst " vcsid
rsbaks and perhaps eha1eiss y 6scans psssump'
sseus and sought 70 b cioshsd IN the gaib Of
sasioaalisy, " plassd spos ~ eAOra ~ ban
ef our displsassss, and made corrssponding Fl.
fcrss V restrain iss psesamptons. and 70 kssp
Il where IL H. For this We are charged with In.
sagsdng revolt and bloodshsd Il
Thst this slavery u an evil, md . foul blot on
our coantry's fair lame, none can deny for .
moment, even the defenders Of the instisution
themselves, would b. rid Of it.tf they could
Republicans do NO more, save their efforts
that It shall not be made 70 desecrase our new
territories, BY ~ pssdisroas presence.
We regret that violence and bloodshed should
occur any where, butw look upon !. ~ the
natural result Of tyrrsny and oppression, and
only q IN indications that mau every where, b.
he blscirvr white, dssirss freedom, ard that he
viii some day dare to sssert that right and usin-
tain Il; that these down trodden blacks Of Ken.
lucky and other states also feel this desire, Is
quite natural and IN the order Of events marked
out by the laws Of nature and Of Natures God,
and they need no Incentives 70 the assertion Of
their rights, even we're any offered. That Re.
publlcans incite them TO rebel, even wish them
70 do 70, b TOO preposteroas even to call for Z
denial. sst3
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az According to the latest Intelligence
there Is reasonable prospect that both Eng
land and France will unite at the next Confer
ence in affirming the principle Of maratime law
announced by this Government to which Rus.
sia has already given in its adhesion. This
step forward will give more influence to the
United States III international counsels than has
ever before been exercised. "
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PLENTY OF "OLD MoNoNenAHELA."- The Ken
lucky papers state that The whisky crop will be
greater this year than it has been for years in
that State. The hemp crop is also represented
as quite promising II the whisky makes ras
Gals, hemp is an excellent article for putting an
end to them -.
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@. BUCKINGHAM & co.,
y. bUCh1NU0AW q UU.,
South Main street, betSeen Third d Fourth st...
KEOKUK, IOWA,
OFFER to the trade large stock Of
FALL 4 WINTER DRY GOODS,
AT WHoLEsALE,
DRY.GooDs & FANCY NOTIONS

All ofthe most recent importaons and drec, from hs
Eastern cities and Europe, anu comprising nearly every
thing embraced In t'-
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philadolphia

n nIIaueIpD1a, Dec. II.
8 The reported burning of the Jefferson Col
lege proves to be hoax, it being barn only
that was burned in the vicinity of it.
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InporsaMs Surgical ODeratioA.
{ Amassatts operation for opening the dsscen-
ding colon or large intestine, uss performed in
this city on Wednesday last By Dr. q. r. Henry,
assisted BY Drs, J. +. Henry, Ransom, Scarf,
Rauch, McCann andWebb. Our esteemed cit
ixen, Mr.. ]. NJ. Swami was the subject Of the
operation, which was reaorted 10 a. the last
hope Of saving the life Of valuable citizen
Who was sutfsring intense agony and doomed to
certain death from structure Of the bowels,
preventing the passage Of any injesta through
it
The operation itself VAS successful, relieving
the patient entirely from pain, but leaving him
IN very critical condition, which WAS much
aagmented by the occurrence Of hemorrhage
% the second day, and although II may have
only pcoloeged his life few days yet the ope-
ration has given him those few, the enjoyment
Of the society Of bis family free from pain, and
hin mind perfect. .5 a
81 Lsc1uRks on Eraorr-We cali particular
attention 70 the Advcrsissmsnh in another col
.ann, Of course Of Lectures, BY tie Rev Dr..
baird, the first one Of which Jintrodscsory, j
cenes q This evening. The coarss VIII UNI.
dsshsedly be The most inssrestlng and inssrsc-
hive ever delivered wese Of the AiniAiprt
We az siad 10 know that very lively interest
i Ssls and that there VIM he very full atssn-
dnase.
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81 The New York Tribune says: .Missouri res
ports indicate the success ofa coalition by
which Col. Benton, Of the Benton party, and
Hon. Luther N, Kennett (Amcrican) Of the pre-
sent House, are to be chosen Q. S. Senator'S
The coalition is probable enough, but we lack
faith liz its power to chose Senators"
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Or or MUSTARD II RHKUHArrsx.--Whe
one-third of the male population complain TO
some extent of rheumatic pains, in the tickle
climate of New England, but more especially
their power to mitigate an immense amount
of severe suffering by prescribing the vola-
tile oil of mustard. 1t Is employed as rub
facient, being first diluted in its own weight Of
alcohol at forty degrees. Some patients may
object to its pungent odor; but that is tenn
porary, while the remedy may in some cases
prove permanent cure. Make the application
At least twice day, and protect the part with
soft flannel. Mustard mills are in operation in
the cities generallp, at which the oil may be
procured, it being an article not much in de-
mand in the arts. Were it not for detecting ii
by pungens odor, this oil would have become
secret remedy for rheumatic pains years ago.
A nostrum loses miraculous efficiency and Gu
ratiye powers on becoming known Medical
World Eie
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VALUABLE rARM for SnIe-s

VALUABLE FARM for Sale.-situate in
Des Moines county, miles north Of burlington and
one mile east Of Yellow Spring College, 90 acres
W acres prairie 10 ofwhch In good state Of cult
vation Woodland adjacent the north side buildings
comfortable good we'll OF water near The
mouse; good orchard bearing abnndene OF fruit
Terms mazda easy. Any person wishing a location In
community where ntenperance unknown and profan-
NY seldom heard will do wellby enqurng the under
signed at Yellow Spring Mills, Kossuth, Iowa.
octiw3m Sow. R.J.HARPFR.
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Claim Fight near vyabashasy, NJ. T..-
One Man Killed.

! A young man Dy the name OF GeOrge Hayes
| has claim some six miles from town, where he
had been residing for some time, until lately,
on account of sickness in his family, he brought
them to town, and in the meantime he attend.
ed to his claim. It seems that during his alb.
| sence the claim was taken possession Of by a
Mr. Dresser, and young man by the name of
| Beard who proceeded to erect a shanty thereon.
| 1t appears that when Mr.. HAYS discovered this,
| he engaged number Of neighbors to go with
! him for the purpose of driving off the aggres-
sors. The result Of the interview was that the
| young man, Beard, fired pistol which mortal
ly wounded Capt Wilds, one Of the assailing
party. The sheriff arrested both dresser and
Beard, and their examination occupied several
days, and finally they were both committed to
await their trial for murder at the next term Of
| the district court. It is a very unfortunate at.
| fair, as the murdered man leaves large family
in comparative destitutlon.-(St. Paul Pioneer,
Nov. 2Sth.
Habit is second nature, say some, but bad
habits become almost as natural as life. To adj
wise smoker to give up his ciga-, or tippies
his toddy, is merely waste Of words. Here is
case in point, told BY Or. NJ, who vouches for
It's truth b
Two three years ago, a spaniard from Cuba
came to New York to be treated for disease
Of the lungs. He went to DR.. NJ, described
his symptoms, and put himself in the Doctors
hands.
''Welf, said the Doctor, II undertake your
cure, shall be obliged to impose one condition.
--and that is rather . hard one for you to com
ply with"
.sWhat is il ~ said the Cuban.
'fhatyou entirely cease smoking until give
you permission to resume
Never I'd rather LET the thing kin me-.
What pleasure is there in life if one cannot
smoke % as 80
The Doctor was a smoker himselE, and felt
some sympathy; so he said-'.Wef, perhaps
that IS beyond your power. But you must sol.
EMMY promise me to smoke but one cigar per
day, or will not undertake your case
The Cuban promised, for it was his only
chance. Four OF ave DAYS Afterwards the Doc.
tor thought he would caH upon him as he mas
sed his house, and thus save him walk to the
qfilee for day. He walked up stairs, knocked
Come in'-behold the Cuban with 1 eir.r
eighteen inches long and proportionate thick.
ness. De confessed he had the specimen made
to order.