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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21
Tue AMERICAN BIBLE Union.

The American Bible Union, having fnr its
ubjeci the revision Of The Scriptures. celehra-
ted us eighth anniversary in New Yark On
"Wednesday. The trrasarer's report showed
a balance If -, SOB. October |, $50 receipt.
,incr that time, s45 ass; maxi ng toIal of so
co.; expenses. s47.7l5: leaving balance 81
s249 10 the treasury. This exceeds the re-
eeipls Of any farhrr year. Aa address was
delivered by Rev. DIR. Armitagr. the presi.
dent. Tue secretary states mat a uniarm
principle Of revision hal b .rn adopted, nblig-
ing trapslat"rs aud rr,iscts 10 adhere 10 the
exact mraning ii the inspired original, and.
when possible. retaining the established
Iphrasenlogy. The Rev. DR.. con,nt ha.
undertaken the revisiun OF the New res-
lament. has conplried The book Of Job. and
has other prls IL the Old Testament 10 a
,iate of forward less. the b .uk Of t;enes,s BE- .
ing nearly ready lor tie printer. Four emit
nent scholars have been put appn tie hnal
revision committrr. DUfing the wear the
Uni"n ha> put ~ circulation 49, 500 coi,rs
ID il. biblical publications. Rev. Thpmas
Armiiage wa. reelected president. Wn. ~.
wyckoR corresponding secretary, aud Flea
Zer parmiy treasurer.
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REPnRr oT ~ INDIAN uIssIaSAsr.--In the
Rev. DR.. PaIts's church. al New York. %
Sunday evening. TIE Rev. l.. q. Hay. one
&c lie missionaries 81 the Pfe.bs ierisn
B"ard. Who ha, recently returned rum
The scrns 81 the mntny N Bengal. made
su interesting statement. 10 the COURSE
IL winch he Expressed his briirf that
the mass II public sympathy in lu,la was
against the rsbrlIi"n, and spoke 10 terms nf
high praise u the missionary spirit r,h,bitvd
by the british oifcrr-. aud such men IS SIR
J.ha Lawrence. aud hs brother Sir Henry
l.auunee. IL declared that heuc, lori,
iirlll.h rnlc 70 be successful mu.t br hrs
Iiaa. ani make no compromise with idplairy.
llr brlIetsd that The rebellion had nav penr.
ratrd a. iai a. u could 20, aud thai within the
next Twelve months peace Will be restored.
and thr country once pgain subjected to
British rule.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

suicide. NJ. Th.mls n. Harirni,srgh. Cashier
Of The Branch Of the Bank d Cape Per At Washing.
ton early lhs morning q sunday the lIih instant
put an eai u b. essteqce ~ shooting himself 10
the brad wila pistol Why he chose thus 70 destroy
himself one EN- divine. II. Ms a,out friy CHI
years Of age. and leaves seyrri ehIIren and large
circle Of friends and relatives 10 mourn ,hrir lp..
The Fayetteville Observer. ia n,tiens the death Of
VI. Haficpbersh. ssys; ii j. stated ia.t Mr. H4c
ienher;i's account. Cashier Of Tie Washington
Branch y the Bank Of cspe Fear are fund since b.
dnaih 10 be ~ Correct. From those acquainted with
him. " isarn that hs sas man Of unsemi.ael cha
rieisr 81 stnet integrity. AMI whose n,sIea and gen
ismsniy department sndrareJ him 70 81 who kns~
lin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

THg Necessity OF THE WIFE OF PRE-
SYMPTOM CLAIMANT IiviSo upoS THs LANDS
PRE- KMPrED.-A person claiming the benefit
Of the presumption act Of is4l is required
to establish by competent proof before the
district Office the performance Of certain
acts prior to making an entry. man being
the head of family must show residence
Nth his family on the land claimed. There
might be sufficient cause precluding the pcs
sibllity Of the wife's residence on her hus-
bands claim; but the suflicieney OF the
cause can only be determined when the facts
Of the case are presented in the form of
proof, upon which the law requires the regis
ter and receiver to adjudicate. The DEPART
ment came. in advance determine questions
Of righsupon mere speculative inquiries, but
wiKexercise its supervisory power in declar-
ling the right Of a claimant. in whose case
the question may arise, when the facts are
previously passed upon by and reported e
the General Land olice by the register and
receiver.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

THR TIME For HoARDISG.-Nnw is the time
when gold dollars are hml in old stockings.
Now is the time when sixpences are tucked
away in sunb-nosed tcapots. Now nancy is
laid by il cupboards, ior thieves To rummage /;
carried III wallets for pickpockrts tograb at ;
hid brhind the Woodwork Tor the next gem
Grafton To find; and buried IN the ground
TO be los, aud forgotten. Now men rush
frantic 10 draw cash cut of safe places aud
put into unsafe ones. Nav poor fmiIes
nse Eve per cent for the privilege Of having
their savings where they will keep them awake
IL nights. Now farmers hang up deposites
in the shout pouch behind the door; house
wives sew up gold pieces in their skirts. and
travellers weigh themselves down with bully
belts Of coin. Now the Improbable servant
WIN hid his talent in ma kin Is canoulzed Into
bright and shining Serlptural example while
those Who "put their money TO the exchan'
gers" are looked suspiciously upon, as rash
speculators IN Jewlsl, fancy stocks. Now al
money is distributed but such as can be heard
TO chlnk. Now men privately put all then
cash under lock aud ke.. and then pubIckly
lament that it ceased 10 circulate. Now mrn
with full pockets. refuse either 10 pay theiI
debts or Ia forgive their debtors. Now The
butcher must wait and The baker "a un
paid. aud the printer must be PIT oil iuI
the nineteenth time. The er.@ot boarding
has come round ag in. With all its seli-mm'
posed curses Of poverty. idlenrss. distrusl,
aud drray.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

TBR vIcIssnrpg> ~ CoaNrRcE.--t few
mouths since partner ~ a commercial house
~ Thu, city Was taken 10 lUnstc asylum.
utterly drrsngrd, aud u was sad b, urparalri.
ed PROSPERITY 10 business. DurIng the year
pre-, inu- Il iirm had cleared 81 .3OO. 200. He
died 10 The a.ilan. aud hi. NV estate was
valued at 80 .jO0.U 100 all invested 10 The ron.
Germ NJ whlci he MS partner. HE firm
itself failed tie piher ,lat. ani j. nav SAID
10 be utterly iDssIssni. tine item 81 The a..
sets IL Tie drcra.ril's estate "a. than.au,l
shares 81 the lllinsi, Central Railroad si,cs,
uhichMas selling 4 the time ~ BE-. drcrsse
at $40 share, and which vas snrIh. alter
payng Up tie msiaIments. ssOD.OOJ. The
same property sold Yesterday q public sale
At s5O. OOJ. All tbs occurred WITHIN eigh.
teen months--the prosperity, tie insanity.
the d,eease, aud the in.olseney.
Aeg York EvsHisg Peat.
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Reliable statistics show that u ihnse Win
have engaged 10 commercial pursuits 10 Bps.
ton, not more tlian three IN hundred have
become independent. Tie records ~ Tie
Probate Oliirr. where there the estates 81 all
persons Win lie ~ The possession ~ praperis
are registered. .hos that ninety per cent II
sll such are issol,ent VI death. These laels
give different idea of Tie - alid men II
Boston" iron that which me would lurm
from seeing The splendid sisle ii which many
u them 1--we, and the general ASPECT u wr,Itl,
presented by the cts itself II !. nj ion
probable that the statistic. uf ether cities 10
lie Merit, would ~ It'll mote "be.gar.
y account" wsile commerce. i crnterng
- tie Nerth. ard nditidu.l fortune. ATE
aInassrd b, The operation. ~ trade, tie real
wealth 81 the ruunirt is ~ the South. dis.
tribution 81 tie property 81 zach section.
anong its cItilens. gives Dividend to tie
Southrrnrr. Il may be added. ton, that Tie
dihasion 81 wealth Is more general IL the
susIh--so much so that scarcely household
Is 10 be ipand DOT provided with the means u
comfortable existence.
PeErsJs,g flieETgsaeg.
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I'M GarArrsr srEAn ISysSrrax !

THs GagArEsr STEAM ISyESrIax YEr.--
The Baton Rouge Gazrtte. under the abuse
heading. has the ioilo~ing:-
WIN. ST. Martin. 81 this city. has invented
an engine Which can be constructed. boiler
aud all, Tar sboai $50. The machine Is -
simplc that we may with psoprirts say tits
merely an escape pipe. taking OPP NO mere
no IN The steam j. admitted ~ the centre
- drum or cylinder. IN which the shalt
works. from thI, pawrr j. applied di,eetiy.
without Iurih.r friction. The a,her day We
saw the perfected m",l-I 81 The engine pump,
ing water about 90 lrrl and throwing u nio
reservoir at the brewery. This - the appa-
ralas wanted fnr getting in a cheap mannsr
me or two hnrse p"wrr to drive smali
machinery. Mr.. IT. Martin has mad. appli-
Cation lar letters patent. aud when be gets
them We think he has fair prospect ahead
To- realize something from ule resalt u his
genus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

Nor 81 Srnw.-Tbe ediipr Of the Polo
Transcript - " oae of EN-" III his last
issue he gets 81 The following:
.7aotier Editor Dfai.--wm. Fisk. Esq.
editor &c the Mend ia Press. Is dead. Mr..
r. was q poet u -, mran pretensiaas. a. our
readers will testify from specimens we have
glten ihrm. Fram sn,nr reason or ofhrr,
Mr. fi-k did not Ike eur ,iess upon the
merit. ef his poetry. and "a cot Us from his
exchange list. We. howeser. continued TO
send him the Transcript. aud yesterday II
Wis returned 4, Ihi, ofhce, marked. +" srni
thns paper a. hell This was the first init
matte, We had 81 Mr.. F.'s death. AID we sup
pase he left word With h,s son TO send his
exchanges 10 his new abodc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

leans. These are the potent causes of the
present reyusion, and two hundred per
cent. tariff against these terrible evils Of the
times wonld have been as pawerless a
rowboat in the rapids Of Niagara. William
aire railroad jobbers, stock jobhers. land job.
hers, banks. spectators. peculators aud
forgers, fast men, fast women. last horses
brandy, billiards aud faro, French gewg,ws,
fashionable rivalries in wasting money. and
all such rubbish, stuff and denominations hay.
dane the business. The larlifot Al can't be
made The scapegoat II the reyulslon Of 81
We have been enjoying high caroasal. az.
are now called upon 10 foot the bill. That
ALL"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21
a TIMELY APPEAL.

We hate5fen o5iigngly furnished with q
copy of an addfes. delivered before tl,e
Literary Societies IL Wake Forest COLLEGE,
~ c. on the lob Of jane lat, by the Rev.
William Hooper. LID. anI II which the
theme 10 {" Tie Sseredness ~ Human Life anil
American Indifference IL - Destruction :
The subject, 80 Grui'lal Of snber and moment.
oas considerations. sHsetisg az they do tie
most primal instinct. 1T humanity, and the mos
vital interests of saeiets. Ia. been treated by
the reverend speaker with equ-l abiiny and
bpiiees.. Not oaiy has he lad his hand Bpnn
The " sore place" ~ our DO y polite. DBi
prsbes then TO tie very bottom. always.
hySrser. IL tie spirit II one who seeks ID
he'll aud aot 10 Wound. As bearing imne.
disieis npon q topic ~hich We had occasion
10 consider 10 our paper Il Mondss last, we
cite the suhjoined remarks from this excel.
lent aud OppOriune discourse:
Aa,ioasi iafsiEgoce.
TIE immense fortunes which the paten.
tees u Improved hfe.sfins are acquiring indl.
cate tie harrd gfeedine.s d men to BE- PRO.
s,ded With ,mplrmsnis u social murder, and
prove the dissigl retfogradaiion Of the Amer
can Republic towards bsrtatism. Tine was
when desperadoes could carry but one, or al
most tvs deaths ~ their pockets. Nav they
can carry twelve. Hitherto Ggipmbury.
anl franklin, and Jrnher, and Watt. ami
Arkpright. and Dayy. aud Rslton, and Morse
have Oreupisd The ismpls Of Inventive seuiBs
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yEm Paos,BlE.-Tbe Democrat. publish

yERY Paos,BLg.--'I'he Dsmoeraf. publish.
cd al Abingdon. Va. 81 extensive hog gros.
ing region, links IL likely that sppculsior,
IN p"rk will fnd their anticipated pruht. yer,
small. u says there will be an unusuali,
large number ~ hogs 10 this quarter. IN,
same i,iug j. true IL nearly The entire north.
west. IL the central rounlies NJ Illinois II
!. eenhdrnily affirmed there will We az in.
creas. 81 40 per rent. Tie high price of b..
con This Jeaf will cause 10 immense augmsa.
iaiioa ~ an article, nest wear. and The result
will be q material decline in price. W.
shall net be surprised II spectators hpd
themselves terribly hog bh. sss.siM sswa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

BRfrisH coiSAoE.-Ttr British coinage far
The wear 1885 was 4,s06, $50 smereigns. q.
S9l .pO9 half soseieigns, a.e0l.56a hnrins,
S.i6a 900 .hiIIings. 2.570.g2O SIX prnces.
9J.040 groais, Ii5S fur.p cnees. t.0is.19s
three. prnrrs. 4.s20 twa. pencrs. and 1870
silver pence. The total v.Iue Of the gnld
cmnrd lat year was c6.Ooa,ii4. ard that VI
the silver rain casa, 52s. the ~ ! cost orvaI-
Ne nf the metal b-,iDg been R454.609 THO
copper eoin.ge ~ 1856 nclsdsd 1,af2. asa
pence. i.94a.0s0 half pence. i77i.soa Ear.
things. and gi5.920 half.isrthings. making a.
fatal value d E143.7i7. The purchaw value
Of The esprsr vas only e79.S24. Last year,
es4. e0o.37i 0unces Of silver eain were pur.
ehasrd f"r recoiHage, At . Nominal value of
k077, $50. aud The mint value of So. 81. On
ounce being f6O2.446. Il fallows that The
los. BY reeoinase sss s.ioi
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BgSSgrr on THE PASU.--'rhe New York
Herald doesn't believe ina. the present haan.
ciL distress originates 10 high Or low iariTs.
IL ssss;
:" We cannot trace them g the tariff II 20
but We can trace them 10 The banks and stock
inbbers. The railroad spectators, The fashions,
ilumneries, lobberies, nincompooperie., er.
tfa,aganee.. ysnities. lieenti"usaess. royce.
ries, defalcatinns. entertainments. fosgefiss,
frauds. ppguries, snd ~ the Dtber rssealiiies
u vide spread decentralization among men
and women. saints and sinDers--from psri.
tanieal Boston to Sabbath breaking New Or.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

The money panic has well nigh reached its climax,
The hanks of New York city, more than ilts in num-
her, suspended specie payments on Tuesday the 18th
instant and the suspension has been pretty general
through all the Northern States. Virginia included.
In the South the Bank of the Stale of south Carolina,
suspended on Saturday the 10Th. and The Bank Of
south Carolina, and the south Western Rail Road
Bank suspended on the 18th. The Georgia RAILROAD
Bank located in Augusta and Others. have also sns-
pended. In our own State the Bank Of Caps Fear,
as well as the Farmers Bank has suhpsaied To the
necessity Of the times and suspended. The prospect
now is that the suspension vii! become very general
throughout ali the States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

EARTHQUAKE AT ST. LauIs. Two shocksof
an earthquake were fell al st. Louis and
vicinity little after 4 o'clock On Thursday
morning last. II appears from the papers VI
that city inai one nl them " IS very yialent.
The Demmrat has the lalIawng parliculats:
! The first prem0uitiun is said TO have been
gwen by slight concessions about midnight;
hui at the time stated thn.c who we're awake
heard low aud distant rumbing which
failed to arouse attentinn I'LL IL rapidly In
creased 10 tie volume of the suund Of heavy
trains II cars laundering through every street
of the city. Same Ikea the noise 10 a pro-
lracted reverbcraiiI,g explosion. alhers lathe
roar of whlrlw,nd, nthcr> to the n,ere PASS
inv af market wagoBs--but all agree that It
was tremendous. When1at its height, the
buildings hegan 10 rock appalingiy Thou.
sands sprang from their beds IN alarm, and
rushed into the streets. The narthc,n sky
was clear, but from the southaarl a heavy
mist was swiftly advancing. and in u u,onrat
Tnearly obscured the street lamps. In many
Instances the lamps were in an instant unac~
couatably ex,inguished. The ,iulent shnck
lasted full three tnurths OF minute, and was
instantly succeeded by second roar and AT
lendant shock oi less severity. Many describe
both as one, aud aver that the hayy shock
lasted iull three minutes. III about i've minutes
alterward the noise aud concu-sion were re-
peatcd with comparative midness, but very
percrptihly.
All over the city. Immediately after the
FIRST shack, the windows and duors 81 the
houses were thrown open. and great numbers
Of the people rushed into the streets. The
dogs baked aud ran howling away fro'n the
rumbIlng rs it approached. The penuulnms
81 many cocks we're stopped. aud mrny
cnizens state that on go,ng out inio The air
they found great difficulty Incorporation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

A RsruRSsp rALraHsiAS.-Mr. Philip
.Cirk. fprmsrIy ~ Iowa cift. fetururd 10
that place day oriwa since from California.
after 40 absence 81 cigh, years. He LEFT a
uile. childrrn. aud valuable farm When he
went q, California. Tie finds. on h,s return.
that his vile ha, long since MARRIED. having
hrst scared divorce and decree giving
her the farn iur her sappnrt. Tie farm has
been sold aud is now in aihrr hands, and his
lsrmer ale is in sumo other part Of the
coaniry. albany Slsissass.
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1887. providing for the re establishment Il
the Transit line. and the restoration 1T the
compan,'s rights. The treaty was unani-
Fmouslv agreed By the Cabinet on Friday
last, AS alsuihe recognition OF ,henew N.cara.
guam Go, ernment and the reception o. ~
Minister. Orders have been issued u arrest
flibnStering expeditions Wherever i"nnd
aud Lorl Napier h.. orueresl apt. Erskine,
commanding The British squadron. To capture
all fllbu.,ers. shoul,. they escape our squad
ron, and deliver them to the American CON.
mander."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21

An EprroR CHARGED wrrH ENcouRAoISo
G AaBLISo.-Mr. Nathaniel 4. Stlnsun. e,ii.
tor 81 The New Ynrk Day Book. was arrested
On SATURDAY morning, charged with eneeurag
ing gambling inhis paper. Mr.. a.0akes Hall,
ni.t,ici Attorney. ma,.e The affidavit upnn
which the warrant of arrest was issued. The
affidavit charges that the 1t Of Oetnbc,
an advertisement appeared in The Day i'onk
Of an illegal Iottrry ~ the State Of Georgia
aud that there was favorable nntice Of the
same in The editorial columns.
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A NEW WAY OF PAYING SUBSCRIPTION

"A
A correspondent Of the Lagrange Wing,
gives the following amusing account OF the
way farmer was taught how cheaply he
could take the paper. The lesson IS worth
bordering by good many men We "wot
off,
.You. have some hens at home, Of course.
Well, Twill send. YOU my paper one year for
the proceeds OF single hen tor one season ;
merely the proceeds. 1t seems trihing, pre-
pssterous, to imagine the products of sin
gle hen will pay the subscription; perhaps it
will not, but make the offer"
Done y exclaimed farmer B: g
agree to it." aud appealed to me as witness
in the affair.
The farmer went away much elected witt
his conquest, and the editor went on mis- way
rejoicing.
Time rolled around, and the world re-
VOWED on its axis, and the sun moved on in
its orbit Just as il formerly did, the farmer
receiving his paper regularly, and regaling
himself with Information from it. He not
only knew the affairs Of his own country, but
became conyersant with the leading topics
of the day, and the political and financial
commissions Of the times. Ills children de-
lighted, TOO. in perusing the contents OF theii
weekly visitor. In short, he said = he wa
surprised at the progress of himself ant
family in general information"
Sometime in the month d September,
happened up again at the Office, when w.l'
should enter but our old friend B.
How do sou do, Mr.. b" said th'
editor, extending his hand. and his counte-
nance III up win ) bland smile; :" take a
chair, sir, and be seated fine weather W
have
"Yes, sir. quite fne. indeed answered
the farmer, shaking the profered paw Q
the editor, and then 3 short silence ensued
during which our friend B - pitched hi,
chair backward ana forward, twirled I'll
thumbs abstraciedly, and spit proiusely
Starting up qaiekly. he said, addressing III
editor
mir. D, have brought Won ;h'
proceeds Of that hen.'
IL was amusing 70 see the peculiar expires
sioa Of the editor a. he followed the farmei
10 tie wagon. could hardly keep my risi
bles down.
When at tie wagon the farmer commenced
handing the editor the products Of the hen
which, on being counted, amounted q
eighteen pallets worth shilling each, and !
number o. dozen eggs, making IN the aggre
gate, at the least calculation, 80 so, halt
dollar more than he price 81 the paper.
j" No need" said he, !" Of men not takin.
! famil, newspaper, and paying for il, too
don't miss this from my roost. vet hay'
paid for a wears subscription. and half ;
dollar over. All folly, sir; there Is no maj
bat can take paper; CHARITY, you know
commences IL home"
Bat resumed the editor, will pa,
Cor what u over tic subscription. ] did no
intend this as means Of a profit, bat rathe
70 convince you. will pas for -"
No; bit Of It, sir bargain is bar
gain, and I am already repaid, sir--doubl,
paid, sir; aud whenever neighbor make
the complain, did, will relate to him ih,
hen story. Good DAY, gentlemen"
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Al oKr At rue JoKrR'. EsraSsr-Dr. NJ

JOKE AT rue JuKER's ESP2SsE DR.. NJ,
an army surgeon duriss the American war.
was very fond of like. (if mt perretrated
Il his own EXPENSE aud had moreover a
great contempt tor citizen officers, who were
more renowned fnr their cnilr,ge Than their
scholarship. 0ae day AT mess, after the
decan'er had prrfnrnrd snndry peramhnla.
tons OF the table, Capt. -. ave and &C.
compllshed ufccr. ard g,eAt Nag, remar.
krd To the Doctor, who had bera somewhat
severe ia h.s remrk, On The literary dsticien.
tes of some II thr new nihcers:
Dr. ", are you acquainted with. g.:
yes, know him we'll replied the Doc.
TOR. he is one Of The new sci. But what oi
him?
Nothing 10 particular replied Capt s.;
ha,eiu, received hitter irnm him; aud
viii wager yoa ,iozen 81 old port that you
cannot guess IN SIX suesses how he spells
car
Dane said the Docter. its a wager
We'll. commence guessing. sa.d S.
sKa-doubic L.
| Ma
Katie
M, trs again
Cate
Ma, you have missed il again
Well. lhen.' returned the Doctor. ia.
dnpblet T.
Ma; that's not the way. Try again; IL
your last guess
'tt-agh.t.'
No.. sani s.. 'ihd's not the way. Yo,
haze lo,t he wsger'
Well s.id tie Doc,ur. with muck prtu.
lpnce 81 manner. nov the devil dues b,
,pelI il@
why. lie spells il ca T. replied s.. viii
The ulm.,st gravity. AMID HE rnar Of lh'
mes. aud almost choking With rage. III,
Doctor sprang To his feet. exclaiming. Cap
tain =. am too ND man 10 be iriled sal
IN lhls nianner