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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31
THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Despatch.

WASHINGTON Oct 80, 1888
The President, the members OF the Cabinet, ana Gen
Hcrran, the New Grlnadan Minister we're the dune
given by Gen. Cass 10 Gen Psez and the Venezuelan
Commissioners. After dinner, the Secretary OF the Navy
informed Gen. Pace that be authorized 10 orcr A
national vessel 10 convey him to Venezuela
The Ne. Granadian legation has received inforna.
ton 10 the effect that the best state OF feeling pre-
walls on the Is,hmus Of Panama regarding the election
Of 0balda Governor lie had not, accounts as
sumed the government. Lieut. Governor Munoz was act,
ing IN his place.
Dcszon smith, United States senator eject from Oregon
now on hs way TO Washington, detained Panama BY
illness.
The Attorney General has decided that 10 Cases arising
under extradton treaties arrests BE- made ana pro
cccdngs carried without the sanction Of District Attor
neys OF the United States
The Opera term Of three nights, with Madame he viii
horst a. prima donna, closed to- gh The Opera has
been well pa,ronizcd, the house being crowded every
hight
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TnE LAST MYSTERY CLEARING uP.-we pub
lished last week memorandum Of the mi
mute chemical analysis made BY Professor Dore-
mus of the body of Mrs Sophia Stephens, who
died over thirteen months ago The case il a
singular one. II will be remembered that the
husband of the deceased woman has been in Gus
tody during several weeks. awaiting the result
Of the Coroner's inquisition, which depended en-
tirely upon medical evidence. II was charged
by two young women. Of the name Of Bell. rela-
tives Of Mrs. Stephens and domiciled with her
when she died. that stephens had poisoned his
wife in order to get her out Of the way, and to
satisfy guilty passion for one Of the Bells.
The evidence was purely suppositious, and would
not have justified the Coroner in holding Stephens
In bonds. But the scientific tests applied to the
flesh Of the woman thirteen months after death
proves. according to the chemists report, that
arsenic was administered to her In sufficient
quantities to cause death or course there Il yet
wanting direct proof Of the identity of the poi
soncr; but the marvel il in the patient and elabo-
rate experimentalzation which demonstrated
the existence Of poison at 30 long period after
death. 1t seems like the finger Of Providence
guiding the hand Of science. The great Palmer
case. in England. turned upon medical tcstimo-
ny. deduced from chemical analyses, which were
considered as scientific trumphs, although made
within a short time after death. There have
been, too, in France, recently, some remarkable
instances Of the detection Of crime through scien-
tifc means. These examples will work great
good in preventing crime. Only LET the poisona
know that his secret is sleeplcss though the
flesh may decompose and the bones resolve into
dust yet the tests Of chemistry will bring out the
fatal drug-and the fact will be more effective in
restraining the murderer's hand than hanging
every week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

wuurgros, oct 90, 1853
The Prcsden, has prepared, and will forthwith issue
proclamation, usual FORM for the prevention q dI
clustering expeditions 10 Central America.
Mr. Buttcrheld arrived here today, with a view 70 pro
protection 10 the California Overland MAIL whhh he
says could be rendered comparatively small expense
and which would enable him 10 shorten the time Of tran
SIT 10 twenty two days
Gen Jerez 10 day delivered 10 the Secretary or state
letter from Presdcn, Martinez making an apology for the
Offensive allegations against the United states IN the ma
nfcsto on The occasion Of The contract tormed with
Belly.
Our government has complaint 10 make with regard
TO France connection with her movements IN Central
America
new contract has been entered into by Cen Jcrcs
and Philadelphia company, represented by Mr. 8 G.
Van Dyke, for Nicaragua transit line The aimnis,ra
ton knows nothing oHiciaIly Of this transaction
he report that George n. Sanders has gone to Kan
business for the President and likely to succeed
10 the Governorshp, has no truthful foundation
The Attorney General has gwen opiron in reference
10 the proper construction OF the act q juno last which
provides that the title land warrant issued after the
death Of person who has applied FOR according 10 the
prescribed shall yes, the widow there be one,
and II there be widow the heirs and egsees Of the
claimants He draws the following conclusions First.
hat warrant issued after the death Of claimant who
has left widow aud children enures TO the widows
benefit alone second when the deceased claimant leaves
widow with two sets Of children, the warrant eaurcs 10
the benefit Of her heirs and iega,ees third ne heirs
are those who are 50 declared BY lw Of the ella mans
domicil
The War Department has received Official accounts Or
two late battles Washington Territory. Gen Clarke
presumes the narrated therein surety Of peace
with the Indians encountered on the Spokan plains the
red having been soundly beaten and some frightened
into earnest oyertures Of peace The contents OF Lieut.
Tylcrs letter are all thus confirmed.
The Union this morning, speaking by authority, says
the policy The United States u not 10 acquire Centra
America any part o. IT, bu, 10 open the sthmus routes
and have them free 20 all the world meanwhile that il
is but fair to claim that the covenants made with our
people shat be enforced
No, only has Costa Rics made ample apology 10 our 90
vernment but received Cen lamar with great cordially
e viii attend the Convention of the Central American
States about 70 be held with view 70 cgsc, the confe
eegatioa IbeVC
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TIE Academy OF Must.

Notwithstanding the Indictment state Of the seathcr ,nd
the horrible condition Of the streets last night another
excellent house greeted the sharmng Pccoomni in the
reproduction Of Ia Traviaa" The sympathy between
this enchanting artist and her New York audience crh
bsa marked AMI constant augmentation as acquaiut ,nce
increases. and every occasion a her appearance ONLY
brings riufnphs Cor her. The EXQUISITE grace and
charming piquancy tina, mark every movement Of hers
upon the stage, gives zes 10 The music aud n new
delight to the thrilling passages Of the plot In the
touching duet With Germont-DHe ALA Giororne--she
drew repeated applause from The hosse and the whole
scene was rendered in the most pucbng manner Her
enthusiastic reception being called out al the end o.
each act showed hoe firmly seated she upon her throne
n the hearts Of young New York and could leave her
nothing 10 desire
ste'an the tenor has brought his naturally fine organ
uher bc'tef control and has greatly improved since his
FIRST appearance this season Florcnza has
himself ma high place the appreciation Of our dettanti,
tnd ms reception last night perfect triumph lie
va enthusiastically cncored 10 the aria ode Provenza
war and repeatedly brought down the house by his hnc
rendering 81 other passages
The beautiful Senora Soto ntercalsied charming ms
and ballet the third act which received with great
applause This charming d1nsetse holds high position
With public, and her fascinating beauty AMI grace
never poll with them To Piccolofnini VIII ap-
pear for the time fconOra in the "TrOvaore,'
with D'Angr as Azucens The public is longing 70 sec
her 10 this favore role and prognostcate for her as
reception a. she has received n the "Traviata"
and "Figla"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

Tue CANDIDATES FOR AssEMBLY.-Among the
candidates to be elected on Tuesday are seven
teen members Of the State Legislature. who
should not be overlooked by the people in their
anxiety to elect men to other Offices which may
be more lucrative and may seem more impor-
tant The fact should not be lost sight of that
the members Of Assembly have a great deal to
do with our local goyernment-in voting the
tax levy, for instance, and many other matters
Of vital moment to this city. The Metropolitan
Police BILL and other odous enactments of last
session, as well as the mass of corruption deve-
loped by the lobby, stand out as q warning which
1t is not safe to despise. We publish to-day the
tickets nominated for Assemblymen by all the
political parties, with the occupation and standing
Of each, as well as whether they are taxpayers.
We invite earnest attention to that significant
catalogue, and would ask how it is possible for
the voters Of this county to accept such set Of
men as their representatives in the Legislature?
With the exception of few worthy men, there
Il not one on that list fit to legislate for village
corporaton-not one, with the above exception.
whose capabilities, position, or responsibility
qualify him for the high and important duties
which will fall to the lot of the successful candi.
dates.
The taxpayers must reform these tickets al
together, If they expect to effect any satisfactory
change in the municipal government; in fact, If
they are not prepared to see the city plunged
iatoa deeper well Of corruption than ever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31
The rIeeker VIII Case.

NEWARK, OCT. %, 1000
Judge Hlnes delivered the charge TO the jury IN the
MceSer Will case, in the Supreme Court, Circuit at
O'Clock this morning, occupying hour and half in
which he eulogzed the ability aud fairness displayed by
the counsel both sides BY permission OF the Bench
the counsel in the Submitted to the jury number Of
exhibits, which they took with them retiring The
general impression ia that the jury will fail to agree
Though this supposed to be anal action, il ia thought
tina, in the event OF verdict for either side trial
may BE- gained by taking exceptions to certain proceedings
l.....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

There were also deaths Of apoplexy, III Of con.
gestion Of the brain, Of Group. Of typhus fever,
6 Of remttent fever Of disease Of the heart, Of
hopping cough, s Of intemperance, 5 Of old age.
of smallpox. l6 premature births. 10 stilborn, and
IL deaths from violent causes, including suicides.
and deaths from burns or scads. The annexed
table shows what portions q the human system
have been most Affected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

SPKcULAUSG IN TuE GosPEt~-They say that
Spurgeon, the sensation English preacher, has
been offered ten thousand dollars and his travel
ling expenses to make a six months tour in the
United States Why not3 lie drew crowds to
the Surrey Gardens at a sliding scale of prices
from one up to five shilings, after Julien failed,
and he would be capital star for the United
States Wehays Piccolomini for our present ex.
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The Political Campaign I'm Albany.

ALBANY, OCT. 30, IS5S
Intense excitement prevails here in relation to the
Congressional contest Last evening bet Of thou
sand dollars on Reynolds against Corning made and
twenty thousand offered. The odds seem favor
Of Reynolds.
meeting Of German republicans was held at the Ca
pitol to night It largely attended The Statesman
this evening declares itself favor Of Mr Reynolds the
repubIican and Lard democratic candidate for Congress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

element; then we are promised Charles Kean
and the African Roscius. Why not wind up the
season with Sturgeon. He would draw capitally,
and be just the thing for Barnum The quantity
of Gospel "terutb" which Spurgeon would give
for ten thousand dollars is worth double the
money in Wall street any day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

btFFhLVi VTI oV, Ibu'
The Mon,re, Telegraph Company today successfully
laid cable across the Niagara river, Al this
point the Canada lines with the hues the States The
cable 2 500 feet long, and has three Conductors The
time occupied in laying Il was eight minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

Tm PsaaouAY Eurpmos The United States ship
Release will sal from The Navy ssrd Monday, =, 10
A NJ for Buenos Ayrcs Letters aud papers viii BE- re
ceived on board up 70 that time Las, Of officers
VIM. A Parker, Lieutenant Commanding
ideutenan,s-r. Fillcbrown, Tsysor
Acting Master-cco n Perkins
Captains CleFk-rarent " Lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31
CITY polstsrs.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Nsw YoRK, Oct 30 1853
nouce m inc liEaMD OF today my among 70
published LET Of the democratic nominee ~ ana 81, 60
Congress Permit me 10 say that although The norniua
Ton 1as rendered, ] declined ia acceptance and am
tessssVls, oW SAA0QAe, 4, SWAshAiAAkR
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afterwards sold, leaving stock on hand OF only "a 1874
hcgsheads Coffee firm, but quiet Freight engage
ments were moderate, and rates unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

ST. LOUIS, OCT 30, lS5S
Yesterday afternoon the roof aud upper walls Of brick
house OF erection In Washington avenue, fell
severely injurng i've workmen, QUE OF whom, uameJ
Thomas Gagau has since died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

The nativity table gives 23l natives Of the United
States, - Of Ireland Is Of Germany, Of England
0 Of Scotland, Of France | Of Poland, and un
known.
me sales OF cotton yesterday embraced about 400
bles a"adng $50 in transto The market for parcels
q arr easier, while for lots on the spot there
Va 1rc 10 notice. The inclemency Of the weather
~ omewhat with transactions "a breads,uns
~ ncnanged, while sales moderate and
ch.eu homo trade. Wheat was quiet, sales being
ims inc white Southern at 81 4J a al SO, and
VII ~ do at 81 80. Cora was heavy the sales
cmb bout 900 bushels at e7c. csc and CO. the
tter Tor small lots Of choice Pork was heavy
al D irregular, sales Of mess we're made at sio IS
sad slC V, and prms a sls 50 slS 70 sr new aud OLD
tlgsrs hrm and closed al 1Sc advance The stock
3. basaassaa ra eIy ap0sl @,s.s VI WHICH ~. wa:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31
Yeiov. Fever nj New Orleans.

Nxw ORLEANS, oct 30, 1855
The deaths by yellow fever this city YESTERDAY were
nIngtaan
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The number Of deaths, compared with the cor
responding weeks in 1856 and 1857, was as fol
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARHEg
III. M. FAXON'S

attachment of Vulcanized India I'd
Spring to the Tubes Of Grain Drl
TIE undersigned. having perfected an arranr,n.|
l. the attachment of a Gum Spring to The Tahd
Dag Bars of Grain Drills is happy 10 inform III
and ali others interested IN the growing Of Whsl
other grains, That he is prepared 10 furnish ca
DRILLS, with the above article attached at the Il
notice, al his Foundry, in Mcveytnwn, Pa sesdss
herome an almost indispensable article TO The I'd
and h. Will find that the attachment Of the Gun
VIII enhance lis value al least oBe-haf All Hihel
non An trouble csuFrd by the breaking Of woodrs
- entirely done away with hv this arrangement
nan, or boy. can perform nearly double the Iahor
could under the old plan, with much greater ease,
himself and hnrses There need be no fear Oflhss
breaking, for if there is an article that wilneihs1
rot, or wear out, ths Gum Spring ia that aFiNfI
hazard nothing in saying lha; my Grain Drill i u
plesi IN construction, most .roHoHicalin PT'9i
and therefore the nfoai durable ever offered naI
cultural public The feed IS "a arranged thai Nv
!, u, II, il, and : bushels pr acre. Persons 4
ore for the coming seeding are requested to seHt
orders as early a. possible. Direct IN McFeytHA
fiin county. Pa, nT f @ FRASCISCuS. ieEA'
E. l.. FAXON, HolIidayshurg, Blair CO, Pa BOIL
BRO, Harrisburg, Pa, who are authnrized lai
agents, andfroH, HON any fHr her intnrmsiiohHi!i
fained
PRICE OF DRILLS. with the attac6mehi, -
mcrs who already have drills, can have ihemalsRl
the Indis Rubber Spring attached, for from siaios
rtAH branches OF the FOUNDRY BUSHES
carried on, for which orders respectfully iokas
w. M FNA
McVrytowu June 10 IS56
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATI01
PHTLdDETpuy

Ia d.
Il BeHevoleHt Institution, sstoL,;.k.,.
J0' 'se rsiiy % me SICK ond distressed ,s.''
'''HfeHt and FPidtmi: Eis.,,. @
no all persons afflicted with s4,u,,.
spermaiorrhPa, Seminal Wrakpss. I''ss's' W
orrh9a, sGleet, Syphilis, the vice of ~ ""p'es
Abuse, &c. &c. 'Haasa |
The Howard Association, in view or,b.
ton OF human life caused by se1u,rG.AI
decepiions practised npon the unfftsn,,. ,'ase'
diseases by Quacks, several years a,og....'1.s
suiting Surgeon, as Charitable Ar go
name, TO open DiSpensary for ,bs ~
class of diseases, in all their ft,rms and -.
Advice GRATIS, TO all who appIv bv -
serip'ion of their condition, (age. osrnn.,,'
life, &c,) and in cases Of extreme -"
Medicines Free of Charge. lis nssdIs.. dI"
Association commands the highest msdie,,l
age. and will furnish the most approvsd / 1
meni The Directors, on a review Of -.
sured that their lahors In this sphere of hs,I
have been Of great benefit 10 the afHir,sd .
The young, and they have resolved II davOYF
with renewed zeal TO this yery ,mpor,,u IL.
spised cause. =
Just published by the Assncla,,on NJ -
matorrhga, or Seminal Weakness. the K
hasinrbaIion or Self Abuse, and other \, d,
Sexual Organs, by The Consulting surgeon m
ssHt by mail lin sealed letter enveiousl a.. ;,
on receipt af Two Stamps for postage iss....
port or Treatment, Dr. GEORGE n. CAIHory !
ins Surgeon Howard Association, No sas,,
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Bv order of the D;,...
EZRA d. HEARTWElI b..
GEO. FktRcHILD, Secretary
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
agrtculturaI. sc.

Prescribing Cacum5ers for HtHter use.
Put one pound of alum and three quarts
of salt to one barrel Of pickles water suf-
ficient to cover them, and lay cloth on top.
There will scum rise on top, which take
off with the cloth and rinse it in cold water.
When you wish to use them, soak over
night, or, if you like them pretty salt, just
rinse them of, scald the vinegar and pour
it upon them.
To Color Drab-Take plum tree sprouts
and boil an hour or more, then add copperas
according to the shade you wish your articles
to be. White ribbons take very pretty
color in this dye.
Cream Pies.-One cup of cream; one of
sugar; two eggs; half teacup vinegar; large
teaspoonful spice. Bake between two rich
crusts This will make two excellent and
cheap pies
Peleg Whites Sticking SaEue.-Two
ounces beeswax; 2oz. tallow-mutton is the
best ounces Burgundy pitch; 6 ounces
rosin-a little Canada balsam is an improve
ment.
Snaps.-2 cups of molasses; II of butter
and lard melted together; wine glass of
milk little ginger; tablespoon saleratus
Enegar.-One quart of molasscs; 5 gal
Ions of rain water; pint of yeast-let it
stand four weeks.
Sponge Cdke.-2 cups of sugar; six
eggs; l cup of -four; teaspoonful cream
tartar.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28

Horrible Afair.-We learn by gen
tleman from Mt Vernon, that few days
ago, some boys in that vicinity went to
neighbor's house to get some peaches, and
on arriving at the house they asked the
children how all the folks were" The
children replied that they were all well ex
cept their mother-that she had been living
dead on the floor for three days. The bows
ran home and told what they had heard,
and some persons immediately went to the
house, and on making search, found the
dead body of the woman in the most hor-
rible state of mutilation. The hins and
thighs were burnt to cinder, and her hands
were burnt almost off, and all appearances
seemed to indicate that she must have been
held on the stove by some person until she
was burnt to death! The sheriff arrested the
husband on suspicion of having committed
the fendish murder.-Lndiana Laouirer
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28

FHE following accounts have been sI
IL ined and passed by me, and remain
on record in this Office for inspections Of al
Legatees, Creditors, and all others ID On!
interested, and will be presented 70 'n
phans' Court Of the county Of Mlrlln' Y
held at the Court House in LewisioE,a
THURSDAY, the 4th day of November I
for allowance and confirmation! :. u
/. The administration account Of p,n! m
Lantz. admir- of Peter Licbtel, late Of wv
township, decd. n
.. The administration account o. y
Hoyt, Jr.. admir- of William McCoFmi'A'
of Brown township, decd. -,
8. The account Of Ephrsm Banks' ~
tor of the last will, &c, OF CHRISTIAN
decd. ~,
4. The account of william K. MOTT, 4:r.s
guardian of Elizabeth Huges, late ni''''
Latherow, decd. .rs,,
5. The account of David poley, ..0,I oHr,
of Christian Hooley, late of Bi~nr BiprsM AN
decd. JOSEPH S. w p.a;s,,
lev arc r's'
"1''"'AHs a'e "oe.eea '"et ~ fan Erstutsr
20 Fe an dee0ant every shrse gears an passiAlh'
administrators dt the erd Of one year, IA III
taking cat letters-pAich accounts msst
gistsr's oee 30 days prseediaR each coa, ...,s,i d
ID Deeds sreeatsd iH tais State mast 90 ssaias'
SIR months, OtAsrpise 10 be deemed fro -. h, .
against subsequent purekossrs or mort.,.. ,xsNr
nRlsSs recorded before tSs deed Andsr tehis
purchaser eiaims.-Ses Pard0R's Digest. ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
Central Pennsylvania Wholesale and Retail
Cigar Mandatory

S0Oba0@0 1pp0G
One door 'cest Of the Post Office,
LescistolcR, Pa.
M HERE may be found the best, largest
w and cheapest assortment of Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco and Cigars in this part
Of the State.
ToBACCos.
The pure Old Virginia Diadem Twist
Atkins genuine Smyrna Fig +"
Goodwin's Fine Cut, in tin foil
Anderson's best Honey Dew, fine cut
Bidgood's Juicy Fig Pounds
Competitor Pounds
Pedin's Original Honey Dew, half pounds
James Thompson Celebrated Eldorado
Spun Tobacco-Childrey's Congress Fives
Penn's Congress Fiyes, S28 per 100 weight
Oscars Congress Tens. q q"
Epp's Fives, 25
CIGARS.
Esmeraldo Regalia Batimores
La Real Estrellas
Gift Opera Tulipans $3.50 per m,
Concha Opera Fancy Fortunas
Eagle Principe &" Laguagra
Justo SAM do Concha
La Napoleans Imperiadora
Alemanas Exuis
Tlrabeque Omer Pascha
Washingtons Half Spanish
Virginias S6 per IN. &c &c &c
Which | can sell at from $3.50 to $40 per
thousand. my6 E. FRYSINGER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
Mtacellaneous.
BREVTTIES.


An Englishman's Lunch-a slice of 'am'
six heggs, and quart of hale.
What word is that to which if you add
syllable, it will make it shorter? short.
\ Dutchman thinks honesty is the
best policy, but it keeps man shocking
poor
A Lady IS sometimes much struck with
a man before marriage, and by him after
ward.
Betting Is immoral; but how can the
man who bets be worse than the one who is
no better?
What did you give for that horse, neigh
borT My note We'll, that was cheap
enough
4 man ceases to be a good fellow the
moment he refuses to do precisely what
other people want him to do.
To prevent the smell or cooking in a
house-have nothing for breakfast, and
warm it over for dinner and supper
What one of the planets is supposed
to have the most specie? The moon ;
becuase she is continually changing quar-
ters.
The times are said to be so hard in
town up the river that the editors of the
newspapers published there, smoke the same
cigar-taking it By turns.
Mother, said Jemina Spray to her ven
cradle maternal relative, Sam Flint wants
to come courting me to night. We'll,
you jade, what did you tell him PC l
told him he might come; wanted to see
how the fool would act
Timber Stecds.-'W have span of
horses, said the economic the other day.
'on our farm that support themselves with
out and cost
why, how is that ? exclaimed lister
er
why, you see, remarked the questioned,
'One Is saw horse and the other
clothes-horse'