Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

formation; we shall come to the chalk
Ia Two or three more turns
There, sir, you hear wha. the doctor
aays-he seems a little tired with his
e1ert'ons; you will perhaps relieve him
a, the wheel
NO, madam. not at the stake! What
the deuce. would you have me help the
ru'han to destroy my owa ground p
The philosopher now paused in hi,
labor, and adjusting his spectacles and
coughing to clear his throat, said, .Ali
objections to the march of science pro-
coed from. ignorance and nreiudice.
Will therefore in few words explain to
this Old gcutlem,n the order Of form,. .
ton, so tax as the hcls are already as.
c2tt-lned. anl he will. feel certain, no
longer refuse US his assistance till the re.
turn Of our friend and fcllow-laborcr
Captain Sap. You know wha. a stratum
is:'
4 neither care for stratum no- crook
um, replied Mr.. W4Ilop; ,wha, busi-
nt" have you here
i con lude YOU are Mr.. Wallop?' in.
qnirei the Doctor.
i am-hnt that's no business Of yours:
bat who told you you might bring all
thcsc concerns here. eh >
II is indeed as we were told said the
philosopher 10 his far companioa, aside ;
we must soo,hc him ,ill the Captain
cones. You will be pleased to observe.
sr. the progress we have already made
THIS s'mple process is borrowed from
tac System employed in the dis,in: Of
the Ar,c>Ian wells. With his | under
take 10 bore any thing.
'Or any body. YOU may add. said Mr.
NA!iog, whom surprise at th, eFron;ery
of ,A2 stranger nude apparently calm
and resigned who are you, sir ,-s.vc
me Your name.
Ny name Is Decor bubb-you have
probably heard OF me before
y y T. sir
Doctor Buob AMI tie lily here lo,k-
81 a. each other. and shrugged th,i-
shoulders in amAl,m~nt at such pTofouc-
dtty Of l.n1ta1r'. TIC lt!y. however.
hy way Of turning the conversation, al
Itess-d the OH gcn;Iemaa again
i -aail tnrn tn, waale estate into
mtncra osied nu,clm.
.O1, yaa vii, vii you?'
VIII lie At;r,.aa process OF Dr.
BI5b n3tain. can he 50 easy As tn 90
! wa 70 ths very centre Before have
been here l month shaH have hot baths
from the >pun-s Immediately above the
internal fire. But, peFhtp', YOU are not
/ pIutoni4n y
'Perhap' not said Mr. Wallop. who
knew nothing OF what she was sayin,.
cxceP, that she in:en lei to dig great
holes all over his estate
A Nep,anian, then, parhap,'' inter.
Posci Or. Babb; i shall DC happy to
explain both the theories to you Werner
in Germany. and Hutton in Sc.tland.
are the rival Demiurse, in the mythology
Of mol,rn science. The question to be
resolved i. this-is water or FIRE the
potent, gcnc,rix. the vehicle, the organ.
the subs,ra,nm OF all things A few
words will exp'ain the conflicting state
mcats uf the different schools.
Who cares about schools or colleges
either, Here you have made 4 ,r.sDass
on my land-yoG have raised scatibla-
ins on my property without asking my
lew you have dug q huge hole i'll my
now YOU talk about fire
anil water. Iii have yon properly
.rounced, yon cAat,crins impertin,nt
cox.-
Mr. wAllo?" interrupted the lady,
horror s,rack at such PROCLAMATION we
feel for you-lceply and sincerely feel
for you-bat such language is not to DC
borne; Won speak to DIR. Bubb.'
.Dr Bubb or DR.. Bubble, it's all onr
to me IN have him in the stocks for
a vagaboni and as to you, young wo-
nan, unless YOU give a good account OF
Yourself, III commit You to the treadmlll
for six weeks. Wha. the devil is there
no law in Engltnd-am | to be robbed
and ruined in this way -
Robbed, sir?-said Mr.. Bubb, sooth-
insly- we have taken nothing; except
ins, indeed, your car.whcel, anl the
legs of your sideboard to erect or plat
form on.
NY sideboari legs by Heavens, and
50 ynu havc-my beautiful carved-oak
,idcho1rl. would not have it DESTROY
ell for a hundred pounds; but I'm glad
OF i,-very glad OF tits a hanging
matter row; and | shall have you both
on the gallows yet.
The looks of mutual understanding,
which he had formerly observed. werc
again exchanged between the lady and
gentleman.
Poor old man whispered the lady
Captain Slap was rightly informed-but
luckily Mr.. Martin. his nephew. has full
power over him. He shouldn't have
taken off the wais.coat, though. Yet
he seems ha a-mless enough.
DR.. Rubb made no reply. but again
mounted the platform, and was prepar-
ing to set the wheel once moe IN mo-
,ion bu, the patience of Mr., Wailop
could stand this no longer. He took
him by the arm. Stir from this spot.